La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1922, Image 3

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lusiaffia KiuuL ULiLU
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Tonic In Action
For Backache. Rheumatism
KWneytaruj Bladder q.i.h.s.ii,
Imperial
Fountain
.(lllinorljil Illllinrtl VarliiiK)
'(lie drinks are a III tli- hener
'I'liry ure iiim-tl by men who
know how.
Ire t-oltl,
Hperliiltles Ice rohl inalli'il
milk and milk nlinki'N.
R. G. ESTES, Prop.
No squeezing of organs; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a (perfect founda
tion for your gowns.
This In addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camille" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by lacers; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on hand,
fiires t..0 and up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res. 1702. Cor. Spring & Onh;
I'kouu 3II2-W
SYLVAN
Natural Odor
Toilet Soaps
In six odors
Carnation
Heliotrope
Violet
Sandalwood
Lilac
Iose
10e Hox or 20i box oC
J" Lf LPBUGG-
4a' miCWIUMI WUKIilS
Try a Bohemian Punrli."
, 4 4"t' 4"4" 4 4
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced' Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
'Phone, Main 743.
IMS Fourth St
m Grande, Ortjroa,
a few days but Is able to be out
again.
Mrs. A. D. McCI.Un Is attending
the flautist conference at l.a GrauiU).
The Open Circle girls, chaperoned
by Mrs. Thos. Towle, went out for
a hike on Monday, were caught In
tbe ruin, and camtt home drenched.
Mrs. Payne Sliaugle nud children
of Wanato. Washington, are guests
COVE, June 13. Through a mls-,nt tne home of Mrs. Mae Kelley.
take of ellber the correspondent or j Tuesday, June 13, will be I he an
iho printer the marriage notice of,nui meeting of the Cemetery ansn
Ita!:;li Hancock looked like Hamlet : elation. This meeting is for Ih?
i r -r
BHItpWI
(Htifi'Iiil to Th otiserver) !
iSTARKEY HELPED
by icy m
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
left out. The notiti.' should hive
:rcad: "The marriage of Ralph Han
;cock and Miss, lamina White! oc
curred ou Thursday, Juno 1, 1922.
,Tue happy couple will reside with
i.Mr. Hancock s mother for the pres
ent.
'rise flrat Cow strawberries are
on the market.
Mr. ,iiul Mrs. A. I). Conley of
l.a CIraiuh. ciine -over on Saturday
to spend n week at the residence
'of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conley.
I Mr. and IMrn. Harris French of
ij.a (irande wx-re Cove visitors over
Sunday.
Hubert Kronen was quite ill for
iNOTICK OK SALE O.N KXK
t LTION.
puituise' 'of eleeilntt officers and
transacting oilier important busi
ness. It Is hoped that all Inter
ested In the cure this ImllmviM spol
will be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kills have re.
turned from their outing In the
hills.
There was no picture show on
Thursday evening ou uccount of Hit.
Union Stock show.
. lions Kelley was a La Grande
shopper on Monday.
Churley Miller of the C. It. of
O., bos a daughter. Mrs. Hessie
('.ration, of Portland, visiting him.
uud brought her over to Cove on
his trip today.
Mrs. Christy Mustek Is a dele
gate from Cherry Chapter No. 23
O. E. C. to (irand Chapter in Port
laud. She will Ui accompanied by
her husbund, Mr. P. Mustek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dean left this
ewek for Portland, Seattle and Ta
comu. They expect to bu absent a
month.
The Community Chorus hud a
lltllu social affair tbe prurllce on
Tuesiiay evening. The guests were
the wives of the mrti singers and.
the husbuntls of the women slug
ers.
sThere will La two directors to.
elect at the annual school meeting
In June. L. M. Laird Is offering
his resignatiou to take effect. at
that time.
L. R. fjiy has charge of the Ham
ilton garage in Bilker.
Itev. C. W. f)u Hols, general mis
sionary for eastern Oregon, will be
in Cove We!neday, June 14.
1!. K. Anderson of l.a ; ramie,
was In Cove on Tuesday looking
after some plumbing.
J. W. Sills Is convalescing from
his recent Illness.
Gordon Mills and Theodore Mc
Claln attended the Baptist confer
ence at La Grande on Tuesduy.
Work was begun tuUuy on Hie
road to the Milium, summit.
Hon. Walter Pierce was a Cove
visitor early In the week.
1 Mrs. Wm. Foreman and children
of Halfway, are In Cove visiting
her father, Frank Smith, and her
sister, Mrs. Bert Potermnii.
Miss Murlan Stalker of Halfway,
and a party of friends werp sight
seeing ilu Cove on Krlday. :
T. H. Couklln has sold several
Ions of dried prunes to the La
Grande Grocery company.
Miss Kiinlce IHumsdall Is a La
Grande visitor for the week-end,
Mrs. lOdwIn Boswell came In on
Friday to care tor her father, Dr.
C. M. liamstlull, who lius bden III
for severul weeks.
Mrs. C. L. ltowe has gone to Pen.
dleton to visit a son and a daugh
ter, who reside there.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay O. Baker are
thence nn1h ..Into- the wlmn lino 91? R'lesut "l UOW6 HOIIle lOOKIIlg.
feet, more or less, to the southeast jufter tlli"BS ,l,,r,,,B "owe's ub-
corner of northeast-quarter of north-i1"06'
east quarter of said section 21, thence E- F- Roberts attended a sale
west 1:120 feet more or less, to the!at North Powder, last week and
southwest corner of the northeast , purchased a lot of suipptles for his
quarter of northeast quarter of said i undertaking establishment,
sectiuii 21, thence north 1122 foet, Mrs. Alvln Orton gave1 a dinner
more or less, to n Point 1118 feet south! party on Krlday, In honor of her
of the .ntirthwest coiner of the north-' sister, Mrs. Payne Shaugle.
east quarter of northeast quarter of Mr. und- Airs. It. H. Duniel, Mr.
saiil section 21, thence east :i20 feet, and Mrs. Alfred Daniel Hud Mrs.
more or less, to n point WOO feetwest L. R. Lay were among the turn-out
and IDS feet south of the northeast j from 'Cove at the stock show,
corner of sniti section 21, thence north: The bunk wua iclosed on Thurs
1118 feet to the section line and thence 'flay, both the cashier, Grover Duffy
eu.-t :i0 feet iiltm the section line to and his assistant. Miss Bess Kelley,
plncc of..hc(;mninK, containing twen-;WPre at , 8(0(.k ,,,
ty acres, more or less, together wilh I Welmer :made severul trips to
all and singular the tenements there.Uuon Tllur8(, to aC(.0mmodate
unto urlonKinR- or appertaining in- tho pas(irtng(,ra.
cludin-r all machinery, fixtures andi .. ... .,-.,,
app bailees, being a part of and np-l, , , ,,
'. , u "..'from La Grantle on Friday,
pertaining to that certain flour mil! i , , . . ,,
situated on raid premises, with all , Mrs' na Towlo has been taking
water rights and djtehes appertain. olia,r,ge 0' , the ,e,"1", flR exam
inK to said mill and land, excentinK,""11"""' Thursday and Krlday.
from the above described tract of Tlle Pans for a l,,ollrlh of
land that certain tract of which the ,'sl''1irntl"" !" Cove ane all coni
hounilary is described as follows, to ll'leted. We are to have a safe and
wit: Conimencinir nt a noint which is "" Fourth. Uust such another
nsceriained as follows, to-wit: Com IJoyous festival as was accorded us
mencinir at the northeast comer of,1" 1921. Willi some slight varln
sertion 21, Township 8 south, of ftantre Hons, Improvements pertups, hut the
10, K. W, M., in Union County, Ore- 'ang will be the same.
trim, and thence running west ulontrj K. C. Kulp was the fortunate
tho -ertion line 8?fi feet, thence south ' winner of the Ilolsteln iliull awarded
"l nilnutett, west 215.8 feet, more or as a premium for the beBt grade
leps, to a point on the south line of cow by Dr. Pliy at the Union Stock
aiil Kibblers Audition to Cove, Ore- show.
Kon, to the lieg-iniiing point of the de-; Miss Violet was clerking In Bu-
trnption of said excepted troct pitd slck's drug store during the slock
running thence south 8 degrees and show.
10 minutes west, J71.8 feet, more or, r. Robi-Tts. who has mnrcbased
less, to the Cove Milling- Company's tlm Townley place at Hot Luke, was
Water Ditch, thence southeasterly c0VH su,iay visiting Ills brother
iiionir siiki water uitcn to a poini j,;. j,. ItotjertS
theieon 4(10 feet, more or less, directly;
south of n point on the south line of
the said H Udder's Addition which N
us.'crtainetl as follows, to-wit: CVim
mericititr at the northeast comer of
I!. aid section 21, and running the-ir-Uvest
abmtr the section line !IT0 feet
i thence south 108 feet, thence south
t'.2 degrees, cast 140 5 feet, thenre
I Uou'h :i8 degrees east 91.5 'eet to the
Ijsaid point to he ascertained, md run-
ning thence from the said Cove Hill-
Notice is hereby 'given to' all con
cerned that I, Lee Wamick, sheriff
of Union County, Oregon, under and
by virtue of un execution issued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the Stute of Oregon for Un
ion County, bearing tlute, the 12th
tlay of May, A. I)., 11122, in that cer
tain suit therein pending wherein II.
Lieuiunce, M. O. Lieurance, and M.
J. Dufley are plaintiffs und I). B.
Iticliaiilsoii, Ch.,u Richardson, C. I.,
liowe und Maty M. Howe are defend
ants und Placed in my hunJs for ser
vice', commanding me to make sule
as. by law provided of the hereinafter
described premises and property to
make thirefiom the sum of $13,055.24,
ith Tnterost thereon from the 4th
day "of May, 1!)22, at the rate of six
per cent per annum and the further
sum of $750.0u uud costs nni dis
bursements taxed at 1 lie sum of
?8H.8i) with interest thereon at the
rate uf six per cent per annum, from
the said 4th day of May, togeth
er with costs anil expenses of sale,
will on Thursday, the 15th day of
June, A. 1)., 1U22, at the outside of
the front door of the County Court
houso in I.a Grande, Union County,
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock p.
m., sell at public sale to the highe.it
bidder for cash, all the said premises
and property to satisfy said decree
intf costs of sale, to-wit: That certain
tract of real estate of which trie
boundary is tlescribed as follows, to
wit: Commencing at a point on the
section line !)70 feet west of the north
?est comer of section 21, Township
:), south of Range 40, E. W.- M in
Union County, Oregon, said point be
ing on the records of title ns the
northwest coiner of lot two of II ib
bler's Addition to the Town of Cove.
Oregon, running thence south, 108
feet, thenci south 02 degrees east
140.5 feet, tljence south 1)8 degrees
east, 91.5 feet, thence south, 400 feet,
mere or less, to the Cove Milling
Company's Water Ditch, thence south
easterly along' said Cove Milling Com
pany's Water Ditch to a point on the
section line 1108 feet south of Uio
northeast corner of said section 21,
(Ppeclnl to The Obferver)
STAllrUCY. Jupu ill. The ,yeith
er here was very warm last week
There was. wine r:in. mul also a if,..
Union high school nt Seaside" since,' boxes, are crowding counters of thel The. cablegram received In I.oo
Christmas, a:)d has found tho work American Relief Adinlnistruil n food don by the American Keller Admin
and the people very pleasant audi remittance dopartmeut. located lit titration conveying this Information
agreeable. jthe once famous liormlttiut. ti;st iu. suys further that tho lilce :nt th
J, M. Garret, an Oregon-born pion- rant of Moscow. Kucli uppllcanl ; $10 packii;;o, If It could 'be put up
eer is the litst man ill the Klgin vicin gets 118 pnuniU of plain American Ifor sale In Moscow at present, would
ity to apply here for the hunting and food. I he 83,000,000 rubles, moro Own
fishing license the stute Issues to! Among them am such distinguish- three months' salary of tho hl;-li-nioneers.
This' license holds for lite ed nrtlHts ns Soumbatov. .stunlis- ' est mild star.
I anil is issued to those who were born awdty and Logkovskuyu, names ns j
j in or came to Oregon prior to 18tiu.! well known In Moscow as Hurry- OI1SBRVER WANT ADS CET BB
Mr. Gunctt was born in Oregon Inimore or Soihern la In New Vork. IRttl.TM.
The ground was soaked
little hall..
up well. j
Mr. und Mrs. Roland Thoiuis uud
hahy sou are visiting Mrs. StW Twid
well, who Is .Mrs. Thomas sisit-v.
Tbuy are also visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, John Wells. Mrs. Thomas Is
.Mr. Well's sister.
Marlon Van Sehoiuk, foreman for
Smythe brothers, Is 111 tills ueetloil and Mr
BUiveylug the Hues on the Huiythe
range. They expect to put ti man
here riding range, iioou.
Oirlton Clark Is employed by
Fred llolltke to help with dairying
and other work. '
Alvln Thornburg bought II. L.
Sullivan's milk cows uud seiutrator.
Mrs. Rnlph Sullivan is Improving
now although she is not yet able
to return home.
I.. 1), 'Rosh of Camp Carson war
down over Saturday mid Sunday,
visiting with the lotul Hosts.'
Mr. and Mia. Jliu Smith were
visiting with Mrs. J. S. Rose Monday
and silent Sunility at the tlrlggs'
homo. .
Mrs. Win. llrlggs was enllttl to
her father's bedside several days
ago. . lie Is ovot 80 and fell from
a wagon nntl seriously injured his
hip.
R. J. Sullivan came In from Pen
dleton -with his rider, I Jle siys it
is- very hot in the Umatilla valley.
Charles Cbatlin, a former resident
of Klgin, is in town this week, louk-'
iug after business affairs. Mr. Chat-;
tin is an old soldier and has been liv-
iug for a nuiidter of months past at
the Old Soldiers' Home in ltoseburg.
IHev. 11. I.. Willis attended the llup-
ti t Association meeting held in 1
tlinntle. lie made the trip with . Mr. i
J. I-!. Witherspooii. I
Kred Hamilton of Suinmerville ami.
A. T. Hill of l a Grande stopped ovel ,
in Klgin a short liine Tuesday on thiii'l
way to allowa.
ACTORS BENEFIT !
. FROM CHIT!
tllv Assoeiatt-tl Pren
LONDON, June 13. Distribution
of loud pue.kiiseii provided by the
rwcnl Chutive Soiirls benefit In New
York, has btisuii among Moscow ac
tors, und hundreds of urthils with
hand carts or carrying sackB or
JilMM
simpty
delicious
Kp them
friMtlt in
UUIIO JlLT
J0ST make up any easy cak
with boiled icing. While wum,
place THOMSEN'S FLUFFY
1MARSHM ALLOWS, shredded,
'tween layers and on top. So good,
aud so easy I '
Order, THOMSEN'S by the pound
from Grocer, ' Druggist or Confec
' tioner. Sold in bulk or In small tins.
I
For Sale
ri-ronm modern bungulow, fire- i
Mr. and M is. Jack .utaieo went ' place, furnace!, built-in kitchen, full;
to La Grande Wednesday. He rt
celved four carloads of beef onttie
from Idaho for summer range. They
were ahlliped to llilgurd.
Tom Rose went to tine. Gibbon
country to help his .brother Willi
some fencing.
Mr. and Mrs. TwU.utell. and Dua
lly and the John Wells family und
Klum Brlggs and family enjoyed a
plculc Sundny out ou Moiiey creek.
CHAUTAUOUA II
. ELGJN STARTED
bacument. garage, good lawn. Price
$40110, Terms.
li-rooni modern house,' Just ro
fllilsh.il Inside and out. One-half
basement with concrete floor, built-i
in kllelien. Price $3000. Terms
JUKI outdi and $35 per month, In
cluding Interest.
FLUFFY
MARSHMALLQWS
t t,;c :.::;;r,. : : l.-tl; : W
; ' Itlitti stti-it: iiiSi.'.iSii
a'lt.iy' i,; "It .:;n-i:.:U:-S3i!
M&v't i! 5"..?'l Slsudtuauii.
ii;:l:!!; M ';-:c:t::'' 'niHHuUiij'n :tl;::t ;
iiiil'iitilii
4-room rtiodcrn houso on Z av&
mio, gciod lot 45x110, concretu Bida
walk. Vrtt'-e $1800. Terms ?400
vunh and LnUuicp at $30 por month,
Inducting Interest.
(Special to The Observer)
EIXJiin, June K. C hneeta of
Freewater was in Kljrin lur.t week buy
20 noreR on tho new htghwny
at Alleel, 5 acres In DiJllrloua M
pleH with an excellent crop this
year. G-room hoiiBe on the place
with flPL'tric li(;litri.
Call Main 80
Pattison Bros. Grocery
SPDCIAL PRICE
June 16 to June 24
Eight-Quart size
'IS
and If yon are looking for a real rTfTLr?
Modern 10-room home well lo-
n.t n utf.-.tt Tllla la
ing wool i or t iitiorti w. Brown, ol ,, ()f Cltande-a b(,t rrai,inc
OHiem. numuer 01 ioi-ai i armors
l'T, f 7 , r- , '!'"' " PV '" ' Investigate
: n i. t . i i-i t-IIIU.
Lilt: Ul l lib Wl K, LO titiveiTirie
gin'8 Fourth of July celebration. Mr,
KlHott has a schedule of races ar
ranged for the third, fourth and fifth,
at his race track nouth of town.
The Chautauqua program hegnni
Sunday ut the paviliu.i ut the City
Park. There are a large number of j
interesting attractions. The program
will continue uatil the t'ltli.
eno Weiss an ivtd here Wednesday
morning to spend his vacation with hi.s
people. He has been teaching in the
Apartment' hmtfl, furnished, in
nice location, Hbiitals make Invest
ment In uiMIl imi to providing a
inoedrn homo for owner. Let me
give you (he dettilltt ol (hiH prop
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal lOstnlo Insurance
I -l"'r I
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Get one TODAY
NOT only will you get BETTER preserves
through the use of the "Wear-Ever" Pre
serving Kettle, but you also will insure BETTER.
FLAVORED foods in such every.day cooking
operations as boiling potatoes and other vege
tables; in stewing meats or in preparing boiled
dinners, and, when cover is used, in preparing
delicious pot roasts from cheaper cut uf meats
without grease or water. . i ; ., , j I ;
INDUSTRY IS
PICKING UP
BIG POWER.
tor BIG AUTOMOBILES
You selected yourcar carefully for quol
it y. Select your motor fuel the same wuy.
It's unfuir to feed a good car un inferior
gasoline.
"Red Crown" answers completely the
automotive engineer's demand for a
motor fuel that will vaporize rapidly and
uniformly in the carburetor and ex
plode cleanly in the cylinders. All the
heat units it contains are converted into
power at the drive wheels.
"Red Crown" is uniform in quality
every gallon is the same, wherever and
whenever you buy it.
Fill at the Red Crown sign nt Service
Stations, at garages, or other dealers.
i STANDARD OIL COMPANY
tCliluntUJ
Aluminuni Ectvniff Kettle
f Iff.
P!il,T,iiifii!iiii!i!a. ..1,1, J ;
Oregon Hardware and
Implement Co. (
(Ity Assoclat.d Pres.)
WARSAW, June 13. Official flg-
,in,r Company's Hitch north V' fV urM puUishtj to,)ay by PoliBh
l ny.ro or I,-, to he ,..,,1 p.int .st Minilry of Tra,,e and (;ommeri.e re.
0i;tTic iir i in ill T'l, vrr'ri' r iinrrii
I lv f..inr th h Ur.r of HibU-rV . , ,
lAM.r. to th. Blac, of l.-cinnin.. m '. 1
? ami scllir.. .. sU ri.t, liHe mo"lh 'J22!
veiled the fact that the cotton in-
during the first three
surpassed the pre-war
. .. '. . . outimt. Exoort to western Huron.
1 1 an j interest tne said aeT'AfcisM .
i. ihnwf l.l ,m Tli'- iti loio in tnp Ministry's repoit shows, is on the
?i,.r"in fv. . flrMiiui'rtimml f W lM-f J lwly to the importa
Ji old or t"isft iriiri fiin.
D.'i J tl. 1(I r! '. left-
. . k.nii:,
.f I'viun i t.nl
.at i. n ii isn. is. a intwMis,si.i" M slw iVl? 4
tion of s)i-rit-n r.sr materials'
j L'sJz is the lient cotton manufac
jtri: in Continental iKurtye,
I ami sectwtl only to Manchester, t'n
:to)B VrjtXWne
Gasoline
of Quality
For Sandwiches
Macpherson's Superfine
SPLIT LOAF
l'a Pound Size. Slices Without Crumbling
Made with Milk, 15c each
Try Cheese Sandwiches with Our Rye or Cracked
Wheat Bread. They are Dolicious.
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