La Grande evening observer., May 23, 1922, Image 3

Tuedav, Miv 2H. 1922
LA UKAis'DIi EVKNINH OBSUItVKit
1 1 ''
I'Alili TJIKl'JK
CORN PLANTING
HAS STARTED
(Speclnl to The Observer)
COVK. Way 23. Everybody en-
joya tltH h1iowcj-s aa it i of great
)jtii"'fli to, me crops und gardens.
Corn Ib being planted ttifa week.
A party and wwli bur hood dunce
given ut ilia L. J. ChtidwUk nome
on Suturday night was (M joyed by
a minibr of riendn and neighbors.
Dainty rerrubumeuu were served.
Mrs. Leah Hecker and daughters
Dorothy und Harriet, are here from
Wallu Walla to Bpend the siinuntr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hartley were
btisinoHs visitors iu La Grande oil
Wednendny.
Anion those wlo motored to Iai
Orundi Thursday for business wore
Geo. ChndwU'k, J. U. Tallont, J. M.
ianct,. Matt Jart'b, Mrs. Mary
Chuinhers, Mrs, Joe Itetol und Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Right.
A good crowd attended the col i
menceitient exercises and .njoyt d
the tnWre.ss given by Dr.. Clark of
reiidleiou.
Mrs. H. O. Muir has been n
gagtMl to teach Frosty school again!
Hie corning year.
Mr. and Mrs. 'J'. IJ. JTttwin- nl 1
Km Chas.-, aim Ms. Krniili i'vu !.
I'.nd son, wnj-n gi.ests at ili I.esi'T
Johnson home on Sunday. j
A. llecker ajMl family. Mrs.
Lenh Hooker and Untight1!, und'
Hnry Maurer were dlnnor guests'
at the Geo. Chadwick homy on-Sunday.
A big cnywd attemifctf' the ball
pamo between Cove and I-u C.nin.lc
whlchi resulted In a victory for Cove
u'll h n MPdi'ii 1 (i to ft.
v tbmn !u Miinniior fnthiwinc 1
fie J. M. 'Gasset farm.
L. L. Cray of Nam pa',' Itfaho.
stopped over here on his way homo
from a tuundrymeu'H convention ut
The DallcM and vlslicd with his
wife's sisters, Mrs. Oscar Jurobson,
Jr.. und Mrs. Kvereil Pearson. Mr.
Oruy waB making tho trip iu a
Studebaker touring cur.
School students are very butty
taking "exams," getting their ex-
lilbits in Btiupe for tthe school fair!
to bo uitld at One high school audi-!
lorlnm Tuesday the 23 nl. :
Kve, sustained' minor lujurlori and
bruises Krlday when a teum which
they were driving became frighten
ed and ran uwuy, throwing them
both from the rig. .
Karl O'Hryaut arrived homo Fri
day from Stunfiold, Or., whore h
lius been working for the pant six
weeks. . .
Mrs. Waller McGrath spout Fri
day. In Uaker . visiting fvind.
F. R. Bang of ( tin Huker Jlciald
staff was iu town Frkluy and Sat
urday on business pertufuljig to his
office.
Not as many voters as on would
expect were present at the primary
election the lflth.
The sum of. $30.00 was cleared
above all PxipensoH at the dinner
given by tho Uudien Aid Wert ton
day. r
Little Dt'wey Dal ton, who has
been quito 111 with pnounionia, Ik
reported to be convulosciiig.
Mr. and Mrs. Koberl Hurdette
moved to the Barge r furiu on Jim
my crook Saturday.
Jim Dalton, who lias bwii work
ing at Hpppner for" some time, spent
Sunday with home follts.
PERRY WINS
i PALMER
n
i r i
iLlilLI
The word "rmliHi'- imuns "round
up" ami LOiMn fnmf rhtt .Spanish.
Siclitl tt The utiservur)
FER'H.Y, Mny 2H. The baseball :
irnnie bctwtvn Perry ami Palmer was
played nl the (Ireenwoud school .
rounds Sun(.u Perry groumf Palm- j
er under with a bevy uf luns, the fin- :
ul HL-ore beiiiK 24 to 4 in lave.-. off
Perry.. This irives the Perry players :
a lead of tw0 fames over their ip- j
ponints. . j
The party and dance given at the i
Community Hall Saturday evening ir.
honor of tho eighth grade pupils who
graduated was cieito a success. Kvery
one present enjoyed themselves im
mensely and areluimed the evening
the "best ever "
Mr. and Mrs, 1'. A. Sherwood were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hraii'en.
lCurl Wilson, who has be?n absent
from work for several days returned
j'rom Pendleton, where ht has been
looking ufter his business interests
Mr. and Mj-s. 11. I.arsen aie send
ing the wud in Portlaml.
Mis. I.owier and Mrs. James Knight
weie Wednesday shoppers in l.u
irandc.
James Bi-auduimp, of Hilgard, who
eoinpleted tho eighth grade couv.t
of study, has moved to Perry where
he will nuike his future home.
Mn. John Robertson an:! family
join Mr. Robtfit.ion. IU left e;uiy
in tho spring in order to attend io the
eurlv work on their farm,
'Mr. und Mis. (ieoige Robertson
have moved into the John .1jlurtson
house.
Miss Anna Johansen, a nurse in the
Grande Hondo Hospital, is spending
her vacation with hei purents.
W. A Watson returned from Se
attle and other Washington points re
cently. He repoits a very pleasant
trip.
Mr. Abide Ilraden, of Poilland, is
visitincv fiiemls a::l relaliv tb t
week. She experts to ini to Telo-
caset before teturning home.
Misses Kthel and Jessie Hutler and
James lieauchunip wi'.c gnosis at din
ner Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hraden.
Mr. ami Mrs. Matson were I. a
(iianilo shopper Thursday.
I-esior Ma'teison spent the week
end in Perry as u guest at the home
of James lleauehainn.
(iiandma llermuu left this week!
for i-'nokaac t(1 visit her daughter,!
Mrs. Carr, foimerly of Periy.
In i kvr. a Pirnblo. '
"De nun dal'i, too 1 determined to
huve bin own wa," Uuclu Kben,
"Is lluMw to hsvt rair troublPH befo'
be git tkrwvvh, Ak li-J' loaoVil dk-u,"
Exide Batteries
llnltcrleg In stork.
Ituliurles rnr iUiuU
Ittitterieji HeclitirgeU
IliiHerlfj Watered lice.
HatterloH of ull makes Itepulrml.
tttroLunerg Cur buret or Her vice.
B. & T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In l.elglnon's Marlilne Work
Truo.
The trouble win, cuuversallon It
hut ll iuii l.c use! ulihnut Unrnvlwlea
Some More Bargains !
left lor Washington, where they will
ELECTION MY
DINNER- SUCCESS
(Special to The Observer) .
NORTH J'OWDKK, May 23. lit
and Mrs. Chris Johnson arrived
from Portland Inst Monday and ex
pect to spend the greater part of
the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McCrath mo
tored to Union Wednesday.
Miss-Male West became- quits ill
nt school Tuesday and had to be
taken home!.
Miss Lenora Ledbetter wnB com
pelled to be absent from school all
week because of illness.
Mrs. Martin Pearce and little
daughter Dorothy, left on the Thurs
day evening train for I'rosser, Wn.,
where .they will, visit friends and
relatives.
H. F. White, Edward Forstrom,
Will Tulley, Oscar Pllcber and J. !
W. Caveiwler were among the mem
bers of the Masonic order that mo
tored to Union Thursday evening j
111 UblClIU UU llllLltltlUU UIIM Uttll(UCI.
held by .the order there. i
COUNT ON
CALUMET
IF you want every
bakc-day to be a
Giicqcss - if you want
potitic ! jsults at an
cccr.ornical cost use;
and depend on
U.yH3Nil POlVItEH
Bakings are always
unicrm in the millions
cf homes where it is
uze Everything served
b just right tender,
litfht, perfectly raisedantl
thoroushly wholesome.
Failuresareunknown.
Guard the purity of
ycur bakings use Calu
met, lt'j pure in the can
p1.:.-; in the baking.
ContaL-.J only such in
gredients as have been
.(ficially approved by the
United States Pure Food
Authorities.
Ordar Calumet today
It will pay.
A pound cn ot Ctumct contains full
IUoa. .Some bkin potdc-l come in
1 2 . rana inatrad of 1 i or. ran. He
u rr you n pound whrn vnu want it.
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed 'and rebuilt. Feather Keuo
vuting. ' lias ItUKs and Fluff
Rugs for sale.
Cariiet and ItiiK fleniilng
Vxl'2, $1.50 ami up
Chas. Edwards, Prop.
Phone 253-W
ARCADE
Starting Thursday
ill
1Q.I1 . i.: It
itKBkV
Unknown Foods
Wtll-lmown Foods
of
Well-known Quality
Swift'sPremtum
Ham.
Swiff s Premium
Cooked Ham.
Swift'sPremium
Bacon,
Swift's Premium
Sliced Bacon
Swift'sPremium
Wafer Sliced
Dried Beef.
Swift's "Silver
leaf' Brand
Pure Lard.
Jewel Shortening
Swift'sPremium
Oleomargarine,
Gem Nut
Margarine,
BrookfieldBrand
Pork Sausage.
Premium
Frankfurts
Brook field
Butter.
Brookneld Eggs.
You do not ask your family Jo
sit down to the table with un
known guests.
Are you equally careful about
the meats you invitethem to eat?
Equally sure of where they come
from, what they are, who stands
sponsor for them?
Nowadays, fortunately, the
risk is not great. But with
Swift & Company's products
there is none.
Swift & Company's products
are the result of years of experi
ence, of careful, conscientious
effort.
Their quality is a constant fac
tor, always to be depended upoa
The consumer is doubly pro
tected because, in addition to the
care used by Swift & Company,
Swift's food products are care
fully inspected by government
employes and bear the federal
inspection stamp.
The word "Premium" on ham
or bacon means that we stake
" our pride and the reputation of
years on that ham or bacon.
These products, have been
selected, cured, smoked, and
handled by workmen who take
the same pride in our products
that we do.
Be sure of Swift's products
and thus make certain that no'
strange or unknown food is in
troduced into the family circle 1
No. H. A good 12 room rooming
house eloso in on iaved'
street, well furnished. I'rlee I
fKSUO.Otl. $2000.110 cashl
will handle this property.
Lady's health falling the
reason she wants to leave
Let us show this to you ft
you are looking for aonie
thlns that wil luuho you
money.
N. 15. 214 neres In tbn heart of
tho north Bide of tho rlty.
Good modern bouso, and
store building separate, wa
ter right for irrigation, plen
ty of fruit. Price $80011. on.
$1000.1)0 cash, balanee easy
terms.
No. 16. Modern five room house,
full baxement, 2 loU, cement
Bldwwalks, paved street close
In. Prieo H726.00. $1965
cash, balance on contract
monthly 'lusiallmeuts.
We have many, more and always
have a car and mini to show
you and take plcr-miro In
doing bo, whether you buy
or not.
C.J. BLACK & CO.
Now Foley Building
La Qrando, Oregon
HSKflffiEH
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
No squeezing of organ; no
prt'HfUirti; iMoctB ot figure
corrected; a tpi'fect founda
tion for your gowns.
Tills In addition lo the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "I-.ii Clamllle" features;
No pressure on spino; no cut
"tijig by lacers; no pinching of
clasps; ilo (UkkIdk of stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete Hue of the dif
ferent models always on hand.
I'l'lccs 2.r0 und up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
rtes. 1702, Cor. Spring & Ouk '
Phono 322-W
Swift & Company,
U. S. A.
COFFEE CAKES. ..
Fillod ('(rPfce Eings, filled wiili ntisins, mils, and
I'itfs, 2(k; oai'.li. , . ;.,,,
Individual Filled (Juffee Cakes, fx; each.
liulter II orris, filled' with a very rieli Hulteiwoteh
filling, and iced wil li nun Chivored U:r.g,-
' . .10 each.
Chess Pies, very rich, filled with a rich ereamy
(Ticss -ii.sl- . in :i rich butter crust bot
tom, 10c each.
Tea Sticks, with fresh creamery butter rolled inlo
the dough, I! for 10c.
Cinnamon Rolls, nicely spiced, and' sprinkled with
raisins, currants, and sweet butter, and
iced with vanilla icing, -2")c dozen.
All our lan cr cakes are now made fi'mn the rich Go
burg mixture, and can be had Vesb every
day with our Superfine Milk Krbads, at your
' grocers or at; our two scores; J0! De))nt
St reet and 317 X. Fi r St reet. - " '
Decoration Day
May 30th
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
(Sen.CarrS-flenwnal.froij
: "
iltiualk...tijiii.u.
JXliuiii
We have made a profound
itudy of monument building,
und an order placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company. "
1502 S Are.. La Grant, Cfe
IF THE WEATI?ER PERMITS
WHAT A DANCE.
WHERE UNION, OREGON;
WHENSATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 20.
PLACE EIG OPEN AIR PAVILION
which is now undt'V construction and wil! be ready
for the grand opening Saturday night, May 20th,
This floor measures 70x70 and good material is be
ing used which will assure the patrons 'an enjoyable
evening. This platform will be tile feature of tho
evening attractions at the 1922 Stock Show June
7th, 8th, J) tli. flood music and' a gooditinie. Every
body invited. Don't Forget the Date,
AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE
Kim Sli i-i't mi V. M. C. .
I.a Grande, OrCRim
The Fourteenth Annual Union
Live Stock Show '
Will be Hold at
UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1S22
This great Eastern Oregon event needs no intro
duction to the people tnf this section.. Let it be
known, bowevr, that the 1!)22 Stock Show will be
the eipnil of any show ever presented' bry this as-1
sociatioriy and the people of the surrounding coun
try are asked to take at least one day off and corue
to Union at Stock Show time.
A fine exhibit of livestock, plenty of races and wild
west stunts every day, and entortaiinnient at night.
Do not forget the dates of this great Eastern Ore
gon event, and arrange to be present;
For any further Information, address W. 15. Dtvis,
Secretary) Union, Oregon.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIUN13 SHOP AND FOUNDHY
All kinds of machinery, automobile! aod trtcton re
paired, overhauled land rebuilt.' "- 1 -4 ' ',m
Ascetylene welding of all ' kinds.
Cylinder, boring and oversize pUtom. ,
Crankiliaf ts, Pistons and Piston Pins rrrou4.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD,. Pro.
f
Prices That Tell
GOODS THAT SELL
Misses' fine Princess Slips : $1.45,
f 'hiklren's Organdy Sun Bonnets 98c .
Children's (vingbam Sun Bonnets 48c
Children's Wash Hats i)"- aud'GOc.
Little Olirls' Uomper. Suits $1.48 .
K"y' Oinghaln Suits $1.39
Black Sateen Bloomers ..... 45c
Children's Straw Hats ....;.. 79c :
Boys'. Skull Caps II'.. 25c;
Canton Flannel (lloves '. 10c
(lalvanizcd Pails 39c
Andrew's Variety
Store
f-C-E
We are proud of our record of having furnished
the people of La "ra d'e with pure nrtificinl ieo for
the iast twenty ye :ir. W'e are still at your service.
Wn B.Grandy
ftAT7ARY ICE COMPANY
Phcfts 297-J and 297-M.
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