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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1922)
J Tuesday, Mv 1, 1 Q'22 . LA OKANDK KVKNINO OUNKliVKlt SENIOR PLAY 1 1 1 1 n l minnrnn A (IU U L LL j I" rom the cava to fituit ic'v uu'uui fu'i'fisil t'uun, ' .kfn.l tin;' summer of tile uu'.onutuilc busIlHMii whiih lit ; their picnic meal. . . j mui-tim- ' ' lepresenU. I Mi', and I.Mrs, tilenn Humes drove! Wis. ICnimu KmM! uMlit,! A shiHiicnt of thro hunilud while to Minnm nnrt tack Friday afternoon, i Miss l.cta. wfi ruests of XIr. J. lihyKorii baby chicks was delivered to ! ltntcr hi t Friday. Mrs. Main ne-I KwWrKl linrncs lhuiwhiy. "llicy mini' ! rompuniud them to l.a (iiumk- that (rum , j Dr. , They report the load in rou.I comli tion, fSl,r,'ia' 1,1 T'1 "loo-rvtr) fc-I.GIN, May Hi. The Senior clans 1'luy (riven May a wa.i u aurceiM in every way. Kach senior class lias I hei n accustomed to leave a sift to the J fund for dieting a gymnasium and . lhe proceed of the play lepiesent the 1,'irt of the cluss of '22. Thin will he I in the ncijrhhoihuod of one hundred ' dollars, anil is the laigest amount ' 1,'iven by any piecc 'ing class. -Sstween ' acts a number of intciestine; mini- lera, uadihjts, quintettes und piano music weic well given. j' l.!:s. U. F. Weiss spent the past Seek visiting wlih her relatives ln;J the Scott di.-trict. ji The Fnwoith League held the first!" picnic of the season Thursday even-J init. The members carried supplies' iu, u Kiouine oui-uoor supper ana made the trip on foot to the chosen Fpr.t about a mile east of town on Claike's creek, They all say they ha l the best time ever, and ale very an xious fur the next one. -nr. anil Mrs. Joe summers ure niovniK into the house recently occu pied by Mi. und Mis. E. I.. Harris. Mis. 0. K. Willson entertained the Women's ImprnvcnK.it Club at her home Thuisday afternoon. The time was spent in sewir.j; for a Iiabics' home in l'oitl ind. Dunns the aHer lioon Mrs. J. F. Hater sane; nnd Mrs. K. K. Vein s (rave two intere.it iner read ings. The. next mcit'nir will be. thui of (he annual bicakfast, to be irivoi, on May 20. The Mendel family have moved into the house long owned I'y Mrs, Mc Nuuirrinn, now 'bclununijr to J. M. Kussell. The second program for the rnisinp; of money for the purchase of books for our library was given FrL'ay ev en'. le;. The evening's entertainment was made up of a display of drcsse.-. made by thi Domestic Ait class. Each girl wore the diess she had made and showed splendid taste and skill , in, their manufactuie. A film dramatiza tion of Robin Hood 'was Hhown, and the olo.--ing nuinher w.is a clever little original comedy inlmihicing he niem bcrs of the library board. The nt ter.Jance was not so largo as wa: hoped, hut n tiily sum was taken in for books. leiiii Karnes has purchased llw coiner lot adjoining his home and will srt about immediately to tear down the old building on it Picnic paieies have begun their .inunts to the ice cave nt Rock Wall. Many parties plan to utilize the ice Elfrin has oeen having a huge num ber of olfice-sieker visitois this wee'; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hauls expe.t! to leave next week for th"ir large to la (iraade Saturituy mnrriiiiK ;. time 'to take the Shrine special train fiom there at 7 a. m. Two bears have been killed nc.ir Klgin lately.' Fiank lliillgarth ie;arl i ine Killing 01 a ouu-iv wear in me inn s 1 poultry faim near Lebanon, j west of town. W. D. Duller and J- V.' Hater The members of tho cn- of "Millie, weie part of the number of Shi inors : the Una irooii." und their instructor 1.. ('. Smi'Ji' hr.s been in Elgin sev- who '.ivnt to l'liker for the colebrutiou i were (riven a bountiiul baniuit al ml times this ;Mei-k. in the interest Saturday. Dr. Holler's nn-ty oVo"e' (he Sonmier Hotel Friday nieht. i 09 W m K & Get you ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co:. 4 ' It will be delivered when you want it. , , PHONE MAIN 700 Vi-ry. ' '...u , ' "fit,. X.. X in EVERY DROP "Red Crown" meets the automotivo engineer's demand for a motor fuel that will vaporize rapidly and uni formly in the carburetor, and ex plode completely in the cylinder. Every drop is 100 power. ' Fill your tank with "Red Crown" and nothing else, and you won't have to bother with carburetor ad justments. You'll get prompt start ing, better mileage, and a sweeter running motor. FU1 at the Red Crown sign at Service Stations, at garages, or other dealers. Qhe Gasoline of Quality STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Clifarni) MONEY TO LOAN fSo' - - ". .. . ' , . On ' felsw ' W5bN,v' - La Grande Residence WW&h feO w TF you want every fa s a ill 1 bake-day to be a g . PfPMW $ il & CUCCCC3 if you want 8 iJ&PPj?&W M P-' - ults at an I & g jgj r-l I ckm$e I K Bakings are always $J 3 -st?..-, r-yyfr 3 M uniform in the millions ftj Irf . . r'-f j?J m cf homes where it is u W riw. .C ;M m ux Everything served t! l-ittfrann'' ' rr-I'f U m m is juit riKht - tender, b .: -filfeu.flt !0 1 light,perfectlyraiEednntl f 'P ' 4V!''lM jl j thoroushly wholesome. M If I !?V. h&fe' Si m I I $$!jfatid then I I remain i 1 .:. satisfied I u t'S t m HI Fail ures are unknown . Guard the purity of your bakings use Cd ti met. I'. '3 pure in the can puro in the baking. Contains only such in grcdicnt:; as have been ollicially approved by the Uni'.id States Pure Food Af.;l!3ritic3. Orticr Calumet today It will say. A I 1 nniinil ran ot Catomrt enntsfm full llc. iMoit: UakiPM powder come ia i . ran inait-d ! t ti ot. ran: lie COFFEE CAKES.... Killed ('(rl'I'ct' TJinji's, filled with raisins, mils, iiml Fiji's, I'Oc eaeli. liulividiiiil Filled VTIVp' Cakes, e ouch. Utilter Horns, lilled with a very rieh Mnltersi-nti'li "filling, mill ii-ed with ruin rkivoiM-d ieiut;', 10c each.' , - , , i'liess I'ies, vt'iy rich, Tilled with a rich creamy tTtcss -i-iis.'" in a rich butter crust IxM- tiun, l()e each. . Tea Sticks, with fresh creamery Imtier rolled into tlie doutfh, :i I'or lOc. Ciniiamon Rolls, nicely spiced, and' sprinkled with raisins, currants, and 'sweet butter, und iced with vanilla icin, -"' dozen. All our liurer cakes are now made f'i in 1 lie rich Co- Imr mixture, and can lie had fresh every day with our Superfine Milk I trends, n your yroccrs or al our two loivsi 1(19 Depot , -,- i Street and :!17 NT. Fir SI reel. TOURIST FARES EAST LOWER THAN EVER : ' , THIS SUMMER Round -trip tickets routed over the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM returning same or by any direct line Salt Lake City tin. -12 St. Louis $7(1. no Deuvi-r ..... f04-.no Cincinnati flu 1. an Kansas City ffl7.HU lMillaili-lplila f 1:I!I.!I0 Oniiiha ffi7.l)0 Now York fH2.4ll ciiioaK'o fxi.un iiiwtnn $ir,:i.r.5 Tn ntlicr cities In piopnrtlnn. Tlrki't Salra lni;ln May 25tli anil continue DAILY until Aiir. 31t. Kiiturn limit Oi'lnlicr 31hI. Tmtoi't;n kioiiyick (liiKcin-W:islilnKl(iii l.liuiO'il - Hp. nr. Coiiiliii'iilal l.linilid - - - :l::l." n. in. IMPORTANT FACTS Tho Union Pacific nerutes tll only TIIHOI'OK SOLID TRAIN between l'Di-tliiml and CliiciiRii. Kvcry foot of tho track Is protected by AUTOMATIC SAKHTY S'I(iAIS. Iviiiiini iit ;s the lt III tho traiispiirliillnii world. DIiiIiik car Kervitu tUo very iiiii.xliuiiin of liiinuni nkilll and art. The service as a whole represents tho supreme r-ffort of the ni.inaKcnient to please and satisfy Kitroiis. Call our n tci-ii L when you are ready In ro and he will do the rent. Your it w rv al ions will lie made and your tlckei d"livreil promptly without a niomiMil's Iroulile or delay. j. H. Keeney Win. .MiMilrray, (ieneral I'aHsenci r Ae.ent, r COPYRIGHT tell Im Time to Plant Sweet Corn ' We have lhe well-known Portland Market Sweet Corn, grown ly M. A. Carroll of.. May Park, also (iolde'n Paiilain and Stoles' l!ve' grceil, and a full line of hulk and package seeds JUST ARRIVED A Limited Supply of Early Rose Seed Potatoes Harris Grocery The Accommodation Store .Phone 7:U A. VOTE FOR FOR GOVERNOR is a direct vote for Lower-Taxes - Senator Chaa. Hall of Marshfield, ' Coos County, Or?gon, wan cno of the "FAITHFUL 14" He is a firm heliever in lhe Illinois Siystein of government, Jiantely, 10 dejiarl incuts to inn this state's government instead of the 70 or more de liartnients now functioning. He Stands for "Clean American. Business Administration" This Advert isenient. Ordered hy (Paid. Adv.) S. 11. Sanderson, Fieewater, Ore. Decoration Day May 30th 7flemortaI.'fivij 1 IS I ; - ORDER " THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a profound study of monument building, and an order placed In our hands is sure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladlj Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S'Are.. La Grande, Or. I. a (irandn. OreKon, May 1st, 1922, To Our Customers; After Jiinn 1st, we reottest thnt nil our customer plenae srvo their huIch nlips. as we do not analn itemize. We have been for thu past three yearn iihIiir a llm kiiikIis llookkeoplnp Machine on our Wholesale anil Oeneral I.edner uccounta nnd have decided to lian die all our retail iiceouuttt In the on mo manner. This ma chine la similar to that usod In the unukB. We bnllure tills ma china will expedite our accounting und make It possible for us to (jive you Hie host norvico In your accounts with absolute ac curacy. However, should you have any mlBHlnK slips we will Kindly fiirnlHh you duplicates, as we retain till original sales slips In our flies. , Very truly yours, The Grande Ronde Meat Co. : -r. I HAVE TWICE SERVED THE PEOPLE OF UNION COUNTY IN THE LEGISLATURE. MY RECORD IS OPEN TO ALL AND UPON IT I STAND AND ASK YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE COMING SESSION. A. R. HUNTER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURE .FROM UNION COUNTY. PAID ADV. Mi I rf.jutii il ; 1 .' I . . i i : i LI i , ! 1 : s i ; "i 4. il V ; ). .1 r urryuu yM pound whrn you wnt it. ..lit.
