La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1922, Image 3

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Tonic In Action
For Backache. Rheumatism"
Kidneys and Bladder 0.1,1 mH.
Imperial
Fountain
(llllnnrial llil(iiiil I'mliiic)
The drinks Un. mil,, Oi-iut
Tlii'jr atv iiiIm'cI liy inru mm
.. Hnow how.
Ire rolil.
Speilnllloji 4r mill ninlli'il
nlllis anil milk "lialioK.
R. G. ESTES, Prop. .
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
7 f
No squeezing of orgnnB; no
pressure; lfenls 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, ventllatiun,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on hand.
11-iccN y.rid and up.
Mrs. Robt..Patti3on
Corse tiere
Res. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak
I'hone 3l!2-W
WATER
GLASS
FOR
PRESERVING EGGS
PINTS
QTAKTM
HALF (1AT-S.
(iALLONS
Put Vni up in iv wlicn
(liey are cheap. 'I'iiey
keep perfectly.
;THELVLDRUCG-
WHSCHIPIIUN UHUGGISTS
Try n "Unlirmliiii I'lincli.'
ATTENDANCE AT ' '"" !-tlui of this.yoar total U2,ISo. .-j the Ad Club hi hod Ur some time
? A VT T AT?PT? r' '"V Mu'l'hy, Post commander' The tables were delightfully decorated
""YUU1 'u"llu":nl the local American Legion, intro-1 by red Peonies mid rVxulent' t
duccd Mr. Conk, who is in charge of ,'Shoit was donor of sweet pea boil
C-R-EIMTORfl FIRST MECTC-NG. I
In the Di.Uiin Cnuit of the United ,
K Simps" fur the I )isl i ifl of Oro'iron .' !
in mi .njiiiith 01 .i.u.. iiawei, oanK-
I f, ,. . . . ' ...... ...... . iut .Itillll'l s III ,1.11.. Iltlllt'l, u
(Continued from I age tine.) ' the Signal t'ovps 1'k'tures to be shown iuts to the ladies present. One nfUupf-. In llankumU'v 'No Ht::i7;l.
(he Ad Club l. taking every step to lht' H,ar Tl?tn tomorrow even-j the items on the menu that ilesirveal To the Creditors of J. i llawes. of
aid in m iking the day a big success. u" 1 r 1,11 . ruwlR'r "lv"r; , hPeciai memioii vus i"e union cneesi.i i.u urnmlo, Union County, in the State
The A, Club Men's Chorus will siiv "P"'1""1 l Pictures in uetau,. presomeu uy i.. . tiaynis, niiinuper d District aforesaid, a Ilankrupt.
at neon and the .A.i Club will furnish1 "!"U"K llmt 'J'1 lhv """um ofnl',f U"il"-' .f'" l"rV- . I NOTIVK IS 1 1 Kill "CV C1VKN that
eais for tiamporlation f..r those who"h, ';u-l.u;'" ilAe" iun" ,thf ' Yu''r'Z P'""". T'' "" "f U'' lhu
have no oilier way of unending All! u"1' th:" tml wuuld l" thc '"sl "I"""' tU'llghtfully in a dance at the. said J. wes w duly adjudicated
immb,rs wtre uiged to take the noon! hl uf ,he? 'ilm I''1" ""'" ' hull with a four-piece orches-; l,,,,,.,,,,,, lim the first meeting of
hoar o'f and be present to break1 K(,vi'reml Ross- ih ,le I'resbHer- tra, led by Andrew l.oncy, lurnishing hia vnditors will be held at the of
hnad with the pioneers. j mn'.isll'1' 'ho i,lst recently txcillent music. Puiu-h was served f,re f the referee, in the city of I.u
Hie niattir of the Union County . v.iunue, was uie um ui uunw "i i o tiramlc, Oregon, in tin Koiey liuilding,
give Ull Ulier uillliei specL-il. lie Ull-, ii v luu n:eiiuieis luiti incii wives uiri, -.II .MonilaV, June 'J'itll, li'ij, at 10:00
nounced that he was from the "Powder sweetheaits took their departure feel-' nVlock- in 'the fnienoou, at which time
the "I'.nd of a the said ciedilois may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a Trust ,e, ex-
of the Union County r:'ve(' '"'' 'rai11''', was the first to dm big tlie dance and at its clos
... . ... r , , . , give Ull Ulier uillliei specLil. lie Ull". ii v luw ii;eniiieis luiti men wive
rn ..w. i .. !....-.. rr II r.-.l
fu,t of th,. association, who invited. Kl'r: f""11'' whl' , lhe Wlir '''V19, "e,ih!
th5 -Ad Club to attend. Also, reprd their name, and gave a very in- Perfect "y-
,,.ii.. il,., n P i E.. he invited teresting talk.. Preliminary to his.
. .. i ,1. l'i 11 .. speech the pep committee sang a par-
tnem to attend the Hag I)ay exercises. y r d m
....... tdy of "Working on the Kuih'oad
to be he d this evening. ' ... , " , . . . ... .
, ... . , . ,;.,i that featured many of the Ad Cub
rt. i. m iv iiri'ciueu u wi-itiiin ui . , ,
, , ,, .. ' , ,, t mcml ers. I hey resonded
. ,. ' '. . . i.i iiKore, "The Old (irande Uond
ill inc limit's iji encm. ......i.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHIIv'E SHOP AND IX)UNDKY
All kinds of machinery, automobile and tractor, raw
pxtrqd, overhauled and rebuilt
Aacetylena welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piston.
Crankihafta, Pistoni and Piston Pini reKrowrid.
Give a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pre.
wrth
amine the bankrupt, and transact such
MIN'INt; KNtilNFit llll'S. othtr business us may properly come
S1.A I.T I.AKi:, June iM. W. Iv Har-; before the said meeting. .
lis, 7;1, former metal mines inspector', ' II. K. 1MXON, i
for the state of Utah and "ill known Tcferee in Hankruptcy. '
in intermountain mining circles, is! (All claims must bo swoin to on.
before filing.)
which was I.Mrs. .1. (. Holm.
Klmer ftoddard gave a report of
the Oiesnn Trail jui&vtine trip
which he went us a representative of
the Ad Club. He made soecial em-
Z,Z VunK luahiwhere-the -th H, Phy sking' one of lhe
wrote her name on a card amr the . "v ,""' ".",' ... , ,, V i "y1 i "'"
flower girls drew the lucky number' P'vl" W'.,! ' vices received here IVbU
there was very little to be said he
turned loose a ready flow of wit that;
kept his audience convulsed with
laughter and clamoring for more and,
moie. "We don't men a cnautauqun
members said, and another standing
iar heartily assented.
If efore leaving for the dance, W. M-!
I'lIUIIIIIIT ill I llllllll-"l i c nUl.LI, ..: ., ,
h.,ui3 for them to arrive, instead of near heart.ly assented.
f ! ,1 'Z.,'', JPyncs invited the La Crande peopl
naminpr
and
fine lcn the entire trail will be prop-'
ir irn line was iiiiiumiimh. m u- , . i t
irn the tri.il the Old Oregon Trail to be present at the Elgin Races on
Mr. Stoddard expects that be- ther-ur th of July
....i r,. . ,-r. ,.u r
rlv Wawnrd under its true name. ',.,,';'" ,,,, , ' Vi nHnnii t iW !
A. W. Nelson spoke of the Cove-! " "-""" - '
Island f'i'v mad and hmv much it -- ...... j
would aid Cove, and incidentally, l.a I
(iianile. He also reported for the Fol" Sslfi I
milliciiv committee and announced 1 ul
ihnt ITninn and Wallowa counties! B-room modern bungalow, fire-.
! were unitln.t in putting signs at Th" place, furnace, built-in kltilien, run
Dalles ami' Ontario droicting the, basement, garage, good lawn. Price
wenderfu scenery in waiio.va county himiu. lerios.
and also setting forth the advantages
of the Iji (Irande tourist tnrog. A
booth will illustrate the branch; lin?
E-ronm mndern house, Just re
flnlulwt imiiln anil nut. One-half
!bi
sceneiy and uie i.t i,ranoe lourisijoasoiaeni wuii ciihitklh huui, uuni
rnmn nt lhe Annual Rose Festival ntiln kitchen. Price i:!UO0. Terms
Portland.
Mr. Nelson further stated that the
Ad Club would back up the Baker
Fourth of July Pageant and would
enter a float in the parade which was
described by Mrs. (ieorge H. Currey.
The float will depict thc old time man
$400 cah and $:!!) per month,
eluding Interest.
In-
4-room modern house on Z ave
nue, good lot 45x110, concrete slde
walk. Price $1800. Terms 100
cash and balance at J30 per month.
ners and styles and will be dedicate.ljlncludlug Interest.
to the "'F.arlv Pay Mothers." The l.a . j, x
Grand" bind will play nt Baker on the 20 acres on tho new highway
day of the Pageant, the Baker men at Allcel, 5 acres in TMiclous a,p
to Pay their wages and the Ad Club pies with an excellent crop this
to furnish transportation. Any sue-. year. 5-room house on the place
"estions as to the completion of the with electric lights. ;
float will be gladly received by A. W.I
Nelson, who is in charge of the float. Modern 10. room home well lo
Flmer Stoddard ngain took the floor1 cated on a paved streot. Tills Is
with a report on the proposed scenic olle f l (iiamle's best residences
hii'lnvny to hi: built from the oro Uuiiami jf y0 re poking for a real
biide-e anil to terminate at the city iiolne (t will pay you to Investigate
limits .in thc western part oi tne cnv. tllis
"I have n sad story to relate, he
-.aid, "w took tho matter up with the
city commissioners and although they
all npncarcil favorable, none of them
1 ! thn iierieitinrv action
We laid the matter net ore tn? coumr - ,rV(,
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Nigbt
Pbone, Main 743.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
court vestevdnv nnd 'tney sum 'line
nnd ibimlv if von can suggest some
wav of getting thc necessary mon"V.'
And there the matter hangs. The
Cove-lsliind City road just about
doomed the nrooosod scenic highway
lo v"ii nu'liilc." Mr. Stoddard sang
lhe little ditty that goes, "One grass-,
hriinei- .iumns right over nnother
grasshopper's back, etc." It appears!
ibat Cove was the one who did the
i jumping, however.
i The next repoit to he heard was by
I C. .1. "lack, head of thr. realty commit
tee. He slal"d mat tne spirii. in tins
community is very good, with prac
tically no dissension among the real
ty men. Five men. who are member".
of the Union Countv Realty Board
have transferred $-100,000 worth of
real estate in the past spring and of
this n good shaie was transferred te
people from other sections who are
making their homes here. "Probably
another $100,000 has been sold thai
we have no record of," said Mr. Black,
"the real estate business is very ac
tive at present."
Noimnn Frees reported for the
building committee and his report wus
very favorable 'indeed. 'T'c are un
dergoing a building boom' af present,"
he said, "but it is not one of the oV
time booms -that made- mushroom
towns that soon went but it is a
peimanent increase in building thnt
looks well for the future of I.a
tlrande."
He piesented figures showing that
dining May of this year permits were
issued for SSI, 481) of constructioi.
compared with 10,410 during May,
191-1, before the war hegan, $5,2)fi
dining Mav, 1!M7, after America hao
mUred the war and $11,075 during
Mav, 11)21. Peimils for the first five
Apartment house,1 furnished, In
nice location. Rentals make invest
ment in ndiiltlon to providing a
moedrn home for owner. Lot me
von the details of this prop-
jerty. '
Geo. H. Currey
ICcal Kslnto
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v Preserving time
am! a cool fJtchen
Make canning time a real pleasure
this year by using a good oil cook
stove. It concentrates a steady, '
controlled heat directly under the
utensil. Ypur task is shortened and
your kitchen is kept cool, clean and '
comfortable.
To insure best results, use only
Pearl Oil the clean-burning, uni
form kerosene refined and re
refined by a special process.
Sold by dealers everywhere. Order
by name Pearl Oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
; (California)
HEAT
AND LIGHT
STANDARD
O.v.
COMPANY '
it.lljin,,.)
! Paint With!
! Air I
of
Consider 1lie importance
pninlins your farm J
J buildings sprayed under
J liijjh pressure air digs!
! deeper than hair, and is !
! cheaper.
J. A. Rankin
res. inOl 0 Avenue
To the Purchasers of
a 3ox3
Usco for $10.90
jfKfJlHEN the "Usco" Tire announced
its new price of $10.90 it carried
this understood contract with the
buyer "
A price reduction made in good faith
using all the U. S. advanced art of tire male
ing not only to got the price down, but to
keep the quality up.
Today $10.90 is not the uncommon
price it was last November.
But the "Usco" Tire is still thc
uncommon tire value it always
has been.
Because in carrying out
the"Usco"price reduction
in good faith, we learned
something about rflis.
ing (he quality, tub.
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United StatcsTres
enj good. Tires
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Where You
Can Buy
U. S. Tires:
Mine Mountain ftarne, l.a OninilA
W. ItreMlieHm, Cove
K. ('. (ttlnKS, l;lulii
.Ii. Kiiilri-i, luiblcr
'. I.. Kiddle, lliiM iV
Vvmhev A 4 h i
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
I 1 i-1 1 , - . x , V Y ' f - 11
USE
DIAMOND W JELLY POWDER
For Your Desserts
Ve have all flavors only 10c a package
h'eeeived notiee from strawberry growers
that the price on fancy berries would advance.
Don't fc-rget to leave voitr order now.
G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43
SPGCIAL PRICE
June 16 10 June 24
night-Quart ilz
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Get one TODAY
NOT only will you get BETTER preserves -through
the use of thc "Wear-Ever" Pre
serving Kettle, but you also will insure BETTER
FLAVORED foods in such every.d.iy 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 cuts of meats
without grease or water. . .. . '
Aluminumgign Kettle
THICK j
, VSHECT
ww
til1
'till?
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niunmionn
Oregon Hardware and
Implement Co.
For Sandwiches :
Macpherson's Superfine
SPLIT
Vi Pound Size. Slices Without Cnunjng
Made with Milk, 15c each
Try Cheeue Sandwiches with Our Rye or Cracked
"Wheat Bread. They are Delicious.
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