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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1922)
.I'Vidnv.'Mrtv 19, 1922 LA - liliA.k'ijliJ 'jiv'flJJJllNU '($ Mi Vl'TiC To Vicit t S. MIIPU ncuiHPT2 (SpH'cinl to The Olmrrvur) HIUiAHl), May III. Mis. Jarl thiistemen took No. 2:! Satu tv ening foi Puitlund whrrv h we.it tci S join her husband who n ecc:k.l her 11 rouplc uf weeks. They will ot en k'USfed In the curnivul-business in the northwest thioughnut the summer. E. P. Staples and family stopped in HilKnrd at the Scott home for dinner und u visit Sunday. They are en route to Dalar trom hVi. s i Grove, f where they spent Ut whits, r. T.iey uie ga:, lu'irtuia to Eastei 1 Oregon and will loonte either in linker or l.u (iiande. Thty mac' the trip home by automobile. 1 Mis. Pa'llizor snent a counle it' illy here the last of the week undue-1 turned to La Gian;le Sunday mori-j George llilyard of Ttlocaset moved his family here Sunday '.and will le main at least for tht summer. M.-. llilyard will work for the llyslit Con-' Ftiuction company who have b?.;.-i work at Glover. Many eais have 'been crossing the mountain on their own power for the past week. Several bad places are te ported on the roc- on the top out oth'. iwi.se the trip is easily Imade. Many cuts. on both siilts have been ramped for some time waiting for the road to open. Pleasant, spiing weather has brought out many I'ishc men and Sunday lb-.' sti earns hetenhout were lined with nuclei's. Some nice trout wery land ed but the nu.iiher was rather limited- Mis. Scott Wheatley and Miss Vi a I I s lit ; - ' -fUes' picture ot PrlncesB Ana .tayiu who Is comlnc to the United Mates this summer ta stir senti ment for the Greeks." She was for merly Mi-R. Win. U. Leeds. ent of ihe fish hatchery, verr ltilid-1 ly used his truck to haul dm lunch and pan of lli- pupils 10 ami I'nun I he piciulc Krouuds. 'I'he last few warm days have been mellhiK the snow uii In Ihe iiiottntalnH very rapidly and fnth erin creek is too hl;ll and uind ly for any successful fishing. Kil Hi. 1 Ion has hrUbteiii d up Hie Interior of the jiostof flee with fresh coats of paint nlld varnish, The first team plavjl i.i linker Sunday mid the second team c.o.-sed' bat:; with the seconds of f'ove tit the I hitter's grounds on the same date, ! Kastein OH'gon and other nc.uljyl fcown.s were represented on the n ;ris-1 ter of the Union Hotel duiiiiK tne! pas: week: Ifo.iert Kerr, (iles liarn den, T. K. llellani.v, .1. 11. Uiokaw and family, 1.. W. Weeks, Colon K'ie-- haid and family, I. C. Wright, Kms .,; Summcrwell und wife, C. W. il'in r-iei ani' wife, W. I- Lone, Ka.d Smith und wife, Manis I'Veiu-h and wife, of; f. a ' Grande; A. ('. .Moore und Walter' li. Dubey of lioise; Willis Smith, Geo. I Oliver. and T. H. Sutherland, of P.a-I ker; William litattie of llaiiiej, audi T. S. Townsend, of Ilermiston. ' LiimhaRO, This. Is n rhf iimnllsm nf the mus elen of the hack. It conies on sud ilmily and Is quite painful. Kvi'vV liliivenuint aKKinvates me disease. Go to bed, ker-p quite and have Chamberlain's Liniment applied and a quick recovery may he expected. Mrs. V. J. Iann, llrorkport, N. V., writes: "I can honestly Bay thnt Chaniberlaln's Liniment cured me of hi 111 bm: o a year aco last aiim mer. When i derail using It, I was flnt im my back In bed and could not turn to the left or rlKht. 1 had it bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment in the house, and this was applied to my back. It promptly drove av.-ay the pntna and nrhes. Adv. Urr Observer IVant A, "BILL" HANSEN Contractor and llullder Hrtck, Slonc, THo mii Ikniereto Worh nenindellns nnd Kencrnl con tcnclln. No job ton lnrge, none ton small. No nnr-lliiio Itrtcetf. tt.t years evperienee. See mo before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th j KJAJsffXZ ,'jUiliC for I iMKXre and fliiiMLIUu ASK FOR Horlick's For Infanta, Invalld3ndarowIngChlldren iRlchmllk, malted (Train eitnict In Powior The Oriidnat Food-Drink For All Akco Ko Cooluoaf NourUhinj BlgoitibU m ANNIVEHSARV SALT? (IP CUT PLOW KitS. iiiR her daughter, .Mrs ysird. George. Uil- ES FOR BARN FIRE Arnoldus -pent the week-end in I.n "iirn (Sper-let to The Observer)' UNIO.V, .May ill. About 1J o.'rlurk Monday iitniit al-'Vs' flnlry In ' Soiilli ' l'lon,milKbt," fi.r Grande. ifrom some, unknown cause ami. was Alan Porter was in Hilftad visit, n,.arly destroyed before the fire mg for a couple of days last week department arrived that notbiliK Yt.-c I vie M,.lc ,,l..l., ,ith h fant daughter lert Satuulay for Terre-'could ihe done to save the bulldlm-'. bonne, Oregon, to join her husband ISmreft entile w'.rc oil the grounds who has been there for some time. jlnt fri nun Lily none happened to be Miss Virn Arnoldus entei tamed sev- L, tlln barn'at the time of the eral guests at dinner last Wednesday. Ml.e Tne structure itsoir was prae- Howard Staitett and familiy nnd;til.av lh nv alt.r(j was Frank Sanfci.c and family spent Sun-:mly a S111U ,nount of fo?l In it. day on Spring Creek fishing. I Walter Stevens, owner of Ihe barn, Miss Ivy Saling of La Grande spent think8 tUB bIl20 originated from a the week-end visiting at the Ed Sal-it(,h or a feiIaii M hobooa had mg horn' prevloit? to tn departure! )n U)(( hai)il nf a!sig thf . o 7 '."p V.''.-. . t.lttV.ilif l. niaoe a rnp to I. li .,ii...- ,,... .,., . i; .,,. Wm. Cantrell mad? a business nip,. , ..., ,.,JU Ifnlon high school, at ihe M. K. (Chureii Sunday welling. I Dr. and Mrs. E, J. Schuster left for Portland Tuesday morning. l)r Schuster will attend n. medical c.lln- I le during the week and return to I l"n ion Friday or Salur. lay .while slppiiic' qitarl.Hi'S. A. I'eeU iil'e;vch-d Saturday Only. Six Rosea for '. . . .SOe . One doixn Carnations for iOr Two bunches Sweet Pea.s for ...."tUCj One dozen Tulips for 5ur Nine years in the Florist business. I : No sale less than fiOc, no older tak-1 en over tile phone. 5-18-21 i :'CI1KKBYS c'LOItlSTS. I " La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and ' WEAVING WORKS Mntlresaes of nil kinds clean ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno vating. Itag Hugs and Fluff Ruga for sale. Carpet and Hiik OleniilnK Uxm, $l.no nnd up Chas. Edwards, Prop. Phone 253-W The Fourteenth Annual Union Live Stock Show "Will ho Held nt, UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922 This great Knstprn Oregon event noods no intro luctitni to t lit )coili) ifif this section. Let, it be known, liowowr, that the .1!)22 Stock Show will lie Ihe equal of any show ever presented k this as sociation, and the people of the sumniiidincf coun try sire asked to take at least one day off and come to Union at. Stock Show time. A fine exhibit of livestock, plenty of races and wild west stunts every day, and entertainment at night., Do not forget the dales of Ibis great Eastern Ore gon event, and arrange to lie present. For any further information, address W. H. Davis, Secretary, Union, Oregon. .-(.i'tc "Til. Quality- that's the Reason I Mi "5 for the ever growing pdpttlarity of Albets Flapjack Flour. Makes light, tosty hfat cakes. Order a Package Your Grocer Recommends Albers quality fiiilJsS 3) ( JEL? 5 CarttuUy rtatrd cylindrical i y!Z,ls tainer ixairci absolute sonii Flapjack Floiir the to La Grande Saturday. Wm. Com.it was in Hilfrurd Satur day for a load of supplies. Martin Conley, head contractoi for the Porter nnd Conley Construction company, has been in llilyard fo ::everal days loc'sing over the work. Mr. Welch of the .Wade ranch took the tiain Saturday for- Pendleton. ! Sehuster Mtos to o rfn to Dewey Whitehead took his depart ure Monday for Pendleton, where he will probably locale for the summer. James McAfee spent luesclay Corvallis and' visit for a-short lime with relatives and friends tde're. Mis. David Jenkins upturned Mon day from Uoise, where sll:-' had been S'li.E Y.'S SUNDAY and MONDAY Hiljrard'wwkiiiK up pasture for a banik'lml lust we'k ovrlnK tn.thw dUith nf sheop iMfft. .1. W. .Scott spent Monday aiul Part of Tuesday in l.a Grande on a visit with friends. Mis. L'.'t Young of Tolocaset, form-r- ,-id"nt of Milcnid, is here visit or her nistm and lu-phmv. Mi'tnbcrs of the sixth urnde from thfl Houth Hchool pionicod in tlie Itnsh'k tfi'ove ahout two niilcs up Cntlu-rliiH rretMr, on Mmulay of this week. It. H. Homiey, superiiitciid- AT LAST! YOU CAN SEE IT The First Real Million Dollar Picture. It Took Two Years to sake It Cost $1,104,000 CARL LAEMMLE Presents the Universal Super Jewel Production LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All,, kinds of machinery, automobile! and tractors r pnired, overhauled and rebuilt. ABcetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistoni. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regronnd. Give us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. (UlUMtl Millions of Housewives by more Chefs by more Railroads by more Restaurants and by more Hotels than any other Brand CALL FOE CALUMET It's moderate in price and never fails A pound can of Calumet contains full IS oi. Some baking powders come in i2 oz. cans instead of 16 Oi. cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it To dialiM you to .sec this coloss.'il di'iinui fur the jirico (if n thciitre scut inure llinii X) was spciil for every in'iiiule yon see it on Hie srreen. It, ..;ill entertain yon--I'aseinate yon visualize your dreams uf wealth luxury power. A Colossal Drama of Monte Carlo the Magnificent Written, Directed by and Featuring VON STROHEIM " AMan You Will Love To Hate" Adults 50c Includes the Tax Children (5 to 10) 10c COFFEE CAKES.... Filled Ooffoe Rinors, filial with raisins, nuts, and, fiirv 20c eneh. ;",..; .-.. Individual Filled CViffpi Onkes, 5e'Mieh. ' ' Butler Horns, filled with a very rich Jiutterseoteh fillinir, and iced with nun flavored iw:g, ;l0e eaeh. .t iV Chess I'ies, very rich, filled wilh' a 'i'ic'h eroamy (T.ess im -,, in a rich hutter crust hot - loin, 10c each. Tea .Sticks, with fresh creamery bniler rolled into the doinjh, '.) for l()c. Cinnamon ftolls, nictdy spiced, nnd' sprinkled with raisins, currants, and sweet hutter, nnd iced with vanilla icing, 'I'm dozen. All our la'cr cakes are now, made frtoni the rich Co hurg mixture, and can he had fresh every day with our Superfine Milk Breads, at your grocers or at our two Stores, 10!) Depot Street and :tl7 N. Kit- Slreet. Period Furniture S ! a ill E ! r for Ike -Dinind SljL: tr-"-.- trr v ' -Oil, ' riwwrw I Commence'nient Day to the graduate s a day long to be remembered. Con nect these memories to your friendship by giving IFTS THAT LAST S3 We carry a full and complete line of high grade Jewelry and Diamonds suit able for graduation gifts. See our selection before buying. 5 F ill J.H.PEARE&SQN EBtablishel 1890. In Walnut and Maliogany We are ii' w .showing 12 new and complete I'erioil Suites Sold on Easy Payments You Should Have a Bissell Sweeper W. !&1 Bobaaottamp Co 1 nmmMmijjCa&2!tt&K mi Four Floors of fint JwrtUtut - tPMjffttite- .'V "1. v. i V 1,.-. v .... f S- l,-1--.,.f.Mf,
