La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1922, Image 3

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LA" f!T?ANTDK KTENTNTf ODSF,T?,YT,"rc
VA'CV, TTTRTCFI
BY WILLIAMS
lund for.' bin koine, whore ho will
the homo of Mrs. Hays' dauchler,
Mrs. Frank Fufier. They make their
home In Llndun, Kansas, and spent
the liltiht In La (.Irundu en route
to Palmer Junction.
spend a few weeks before returning
SHOP NOTES
Items if Intcrost from the
O.-AV. Slibps.
to O. A. C.
Went to Viikimu
Mr. T. 0. BanU and her three
i WAY
fe: Ww&u. tommy .vcxrvn) ' , h
Got anew babv L-
"V LISTER. "JMlNY CHRrSMUS' . !
: '-; ;V!-r-v-r .'::;;J WOf GOOD IS A I'
AUaSAGiRI.' WE NEED ! ' !
' ":- P ( A KETCMERFOFtOOR l I
- ' kv ' SALj-tE'VM r
Something New
Knee Knickers
. Ymi liavcn't seen them
, in La (.1 ramie. .
r Price $3.00
FRENCM &' GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoe3
daughter's, Mary, Hertlia and Adu
Land Offlre VMior
li. V. Crist was a visitor at , the
IT. 8. land office this inorultiK. Mr.
Crist returned yesterday from The
Dalles, whertf lie viewed the pony
ejjiress race between The Dalles and
t'unyon City. On the return trip
Mr. 1'ii.st slates that the uuMh were
in very biid shape between Dayvllle
and Pendleton,' owim to a water
spout In that section "ast Wednes
Lillian, loft I. n llranda lust niiiht,
buuiiil for Yakima, wu wuore
tlioy nil) visit Willi Mm. HunU'
sisterJu-luw, Mrs. .Mary KliiB,
LeUOetter Leaves
W. R. Ledbettcr, a prominent
horse raiser, of Alltel, spout lust
evening In La Grande, ea route to
Pendleton, whore he will spend t lie
week-end on business.
Uio. Powell, machinist helper, I:
leaving fur Spjkane this evening ex
pectinc; to be gone a few days.
Mrs. . J. P. Caldwell, wife of tin
well-known machinist, is to leave in
a few 'days for Portland and othei
coast ciliis. Mrs. Caldwell will be
accompanied by her son and daughter,
llillic and lioiuthy. -
day.
Deal News In Brief
AitIvo from lHirtlnutl
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mlllor. who
make their lionie in Portland, ar
rive din La (irniidu this morning
to spend some linie; visiting With
Mrv and Mrs. C. L.,.Mackoy. ; .
$HV4y tjllM i
.Miss Dorothy; C'lomineus, who
makes her home In Vincent, arrived
in La Grande last evening and is
spending the day here on business.
During ber visit she is a guest of
the .Savoy.
To Visit Son
Mr. and Mrs. ('. If. llyexs or
York, Penn., uro on their way to
visit their son, Ralph Flyers, ul
Ihls city, . Mr. and Mrs. llyera are
making a tour of ji 1 1 the western
parks. They have been through the
Grand Canyon find aro iio wat Yos-
eniftu park and will leave 111 a few
days for Hainler natiiml park .bo
rore coining to this city. On their
aeturn trip they will stop off at the
Yellowstone national for a few duys.
Friends will be grieved to hear o'
the death of Mrs Harry Cochcran
mother of Harry Cochcran, local inn
chinist helper.
Will. Attend It 1-VxIIvhI
Mrs. I. W. Fox and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Diirun, left last
evening on No. riff lor Portland,
where they twill 1m) for n couple of
weeks. They will attend the rose
festival next week.
-Annual school election
ral school.
23. Hose Festival m w-
I.
7.i C)iautuuiua at City '
jl'lllnll
tut, of Union, spent yes-
hls city on business.
mer in 'low n
fckland, one of the bis
li or cove, was
or today.
La
ii Visit x
ickey. returned this mom-
visit with his sister.
fro of Los Aniioles, Cal.
try .Man Here
si'n of the Hausen enii-
I'nlon, waa a La Grande
fcrday.
ColleKe
McDonald, who has been jau(I
the Oi-pkoii Agricultural
back tn La Gruudo on
in.
J-'ornier Island Cily Taaclier y
W. tl. Thompson, formerly a
McLaughlin, on a Iwo days' visit re- u-achor In the island Cltv scIiooIh.
tunic! to her homel in, Gibbon on!nut now living in Portland, arrived
No.- 23.
Fishing Today
Dr. H. M. Houvy left this morn
ing on the branch lino train, bound
forr the Wallowa iistrli t, whero he
will spend the day fishing.
In La 'Grande yesterday and spent
the day renewing acquaintances and
attending to some businasa mutters.
in
H ill Iteliim Monday
Charles Blngner, who Is in 'Port
land at present, is -expected back
Monday. ,-Ho has been attending the !
Grand Lodge of the A. F. & A. M
Itvtmiis from Itose Clly
Charles Noyes, who lias' been
Portland for the past week as a
delegate to the Grand Lodge of the
A. F. & A. M., returned to his home
in La Grande this morning on 17.
Curs Pass Through
Fourteen more fruit cam pusscd
through lust evening to Hood Itlver
to take care of the shipping of the
enormous crop of strawberries.
Attended Itegents Meeting
K. K. Rragg, former postmaster,
returned to La Grande today aftei
spending some time nt Monmoulh
attending. :a board of Regents meeting.
On Vacation to Portland
Olaf Groupe and wife left for
Portland ifor the rose show. Mr.
i Groupe is private secretary to W. Grande. Hondo Meat company
u. uolllns.
College Jazz Band
lu order io make preliminary ar
rangements for a couceit to be
given here June 27 by the ltlack
and White Jazz band of the Uni
versity of Idifto, Gerald Gill of
Boise, wus in La Grande today. His
organization-is on a summer trip
that will tako in several slates. Thoy
are pow playing in northern Idaho,
where they will spend most of the
summer, probably rolurnlng to Mos
cow, by Including .Yellowstone park
and. wosturu Moutuaa In thlr itlu-
ery.;
NEW TODAY
i'TMt SALE Hood fiw-ruum morfi'n
house close in. Nt,w linoleum on I
Hours, basement, eight larttu Iruu
trees, chiuKcn house a:ul ijaiden
for ,",00 down and monthl
payments. Call t U avenue
or phone 4til-J. t-17-2 p
(Ry Associated lrss) -PORTLAND,
June 17. Livestock
was steady today. Eggs apd buttor
were firm. Wheat "was 10!) to
11.15.
1HJRLAIW DRINK VOISO.
TULSA. Okla Two burglars vho
entil ed a drug store here drank a mild
poison by mistake for liquor. They
were arrested when they sought mcili
cul help.
$:.(),000-A-Y EAR LUNACY.
LONDON When evidence wm pre
sented that Alfred Citron was spend
ing $50,000 a year on two women he
was declared insane and committed to
an asylum.
a , ..,. LA GRANDE
Permanent as the Pyramids
Mamifactdrci'S of
ISIIllUlUg
Fouiidntlon
Silo
Chlinuey
hewer
Water f
mm mm armr m
a.
For Sale
Dm In ago
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 120 '
or ' ,;
Blocks!
-SEPTIC TANKS
factory Island City
FOR SAI.lv-One Garland Healer
one Univtis.il iRa.ige, one refriger
ator. One box couch. Phone HHI-.I.
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j GeorKn CiK'hran Hack
Mr. and- Mrs. George Cochran re
turned to La Grande this morning
after spending some time In Port
al Krroi
a typographical error
d 'seat price at The Gar-
htlverlised 'iis i"75 cents-
4 5- cents."
Here from Cove , i
C. A. Smith, who has for the past
Iwo years been in the he'rry growing
linsl,nua l.t lu n,u, tolnr.uln,! 1-
meats was a business visitor to thr? ', B'e tux" policy. A new fiscal
points icy is being Introduced and pril
tre ot, neat among the many 'items
Joseph People Heriv ever-' posed for taxation are beds, fot
Mrs. H. W. Swartwnod and her this: 'his primitive country n bed 1
5-rooni modern bungulow, fire
place, furnace, built-in' kitchen, full;
basement, garage, good lawu. Price
I4U00. Terms.
5-room modern house. Just ro
finlshcrl Inside and out. One-half
basement with concrete floor, built
in kitchen. Price JtfUOO. Terms
$-1110 cash and ?35 per mouth, In-
jduillng interest. . i
Ketllrns Home -
Mrs. llattle Livingston, who has
been at Hot Lake for the past two! Hack Home-
daughter, residents of Joseph, came
In last evening on the branch line
train and are spending the day here
shopping and attending to othei
business. They are stopping at the
Foley.
weeks, returned to her home In
Portland greatly Improved In health.
Home.
Loney
Over from I'nlon
. H.i C. McClay, owner of he Mc
Clay Cash grocery ut Union, mo
tored over. to; La ,Grande this uiorn-
purchuscd the Dr. ; ing lind spent 'several hours In town
lie anil iexpects
ek , j
to move attending to some -business matters.
; Here for Medical Treatment
Itakerri , ' :j ' Mrs. Jack Gorhan and son of been making her home In La Grandi
Klcenei 'og' l'iieri re-! North Powder,'' spent ! yesterday 'In ' for rthe past few months, left l hit
evening' lifter visiting this city. : The sou Is-here for medi-Ji morhinB oh ,X6. .21, bounil for Ilak-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warnlck nr
rived in La Grande from Portland
this morning on No. 24. Mrs. War
nlck epeut several weeks on the
coast ami while there attended the
meeting of the Oregon Federated
clubs at Tillamook. She" whs Join
ed lu Portland by hor husband.,
To Attend Pageant
Miss Frances Cavanauuh. who has
Mrs. A. Broyles of En- cal treatment.-
Hon ! Shopping-
! -Mr. 8 L. C. Henderson and dnugh-
er, where she will visit with friend?
until after the1 Fourth of July Pag
eant.;
Pendleton I -Mr. 8 L. C. Henderson and dnugh- .i r " i
ers and John Itohlnson ter, Reatrtce; roturnrd Ki their, home .'lnton I'eopltw. -x
ik. to Pendleton to haul in Kaiuela.. after 'spending -the,, day j Mr. and - Airs. ' C. H. Klllott. or
Ford "hug" back. here on ibuslness and shopping.'' Milton, drove Into I & Grande yester-
- 'V 1 ; - . 1 day en route to eastern parts and
Ispent the evening as guests t( tin
racy contiuueu their trip to-
PK
Grande subscriber to
Iver who does not receive
bv 8 o'clock in the ev-
ja.-e call Western Union,
bnd a special messenger
H4'tllrns Hoini !. . '
from I - .Mrs. S. K. Knloc' of Iiosebiircr re-'hllvoy-
uay.
iacatinll Here
alanson returned
,i k military academy to ; turned to her home last evening
iv: ion with his aunt, latter snenuing me wee nero wnn
PUr, i her sister. Mrs. K. C. Coughen-i'" visit i-uiki
' .lower. I Miss Jewel Cox. who makes her
, . j home In Salt Luke City, -arrived
IT. McLaughlin, who has To Move to Pendleton fin im Granne fast evening and spent
with her son, T. A. Mrs. George r . uicks, who nasi1"" insiii as a guest or the Savoy.
1 lived In La Grande for some time, ;sl'e boarded the .branch line train
W M H I left this morning on No. 17. hound - morning, oounu lor Joseph
er b copy.
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Hall
Hear the Latest
Music
pr Advertisement
This Space
ooeoff
for Pendleton, where she will make
her future home.
Over fi-oni I'llion
H. J. Neilson, owner of a large
whore she will spend some time vis
iting with her parents.
To Arrange fop I'loiil
A. W. Nelson, secretary of the Ad
farm at 1'nion, arrived in La Grande U'lub, left this morning on No. 24
ibis ninreiug and is spending the
day here on business. He will re
turn to his home this evening.
Xo Church Service
There will he no church service
Sunday at the Kplsrotpal church, the
rector, Rev. Jos. W. Guun, being
in Portland on church business. The
Sunday school class will meet at
9:45 a. tn. however.
Passes Through
Miss' F.lennnr Davis, of Portland,
and Ts. fony Smith of L'ri:on.
passed through Lit, Grande
morning, en route to Union.
this
oound Tor Baker, where he will
spend the day arranging for-the
construction of the float to be put
in the Pageant paiade dedicated to
the mothers of the earlier days.
Kclly-H Opens Tonight
Kelly's comedians, will open nl
"The Gnrikms" this evening with
one of their best dramas being feat
ured. Kelly's comedians have play
ed In La Grande for the past two
yeafs and their high class perform
ances will be duplicated In their Lets have be
inn ai me iiiiraens.
;ing Togs
r These Hot
ttmmer Days
ritflit fop liikiny;
ication fiiiip. J n
wliijiconl, jralipr
ld corduroy trous
!1s, also sliirf s ami
i. Uu'sscll a n d
nva, I'nc. Puttees
rap lciiiys.
'sve.t Prices.
sClolhiery
i Store Wi& a
& Visits 0
o oo o 9
0
Ilel urns from Smitli
Frank Turkey returned from a
two months' visit in California
points this xoriimg on No. 4. He
reports a fine time lu the south.
I'nlon Shoemaker
Dan Anderson of I'nlon, who owns
a shoe shop, arrived In La Grande
last night on No. 2:1 and spent the.
evening as a guest of the Foley.
He is here on business.
Funeral Yesterday .
The .funeral of Mandorf Ifenson
an employee of the O.-W. R. & N-,
was held yesterday rrom the Hoh
nenkamip chnpel. Interment was In
the I. O. O. F. cemetery. Rev. Ross
or the Presbyterian church officiated.
StoiiiM'd Over He
It. A. Rowers of Spokane, stop
ped over between trains to attend
to some business he has .in this
elty. Mr. Dowers is on his way to
Weiser.
Will Am i In,, Monday
Tom Johnson left La Grande this
morning on No. 17, hound for Pen
dleton, where he will snourf n r..n-
jdays before returning to his home
He will auction off lh horses be
longing to Floyd MeKnnnon, that
were shipped to Pejidletou yester
day. Mr. McKenuon droe over to
Ihe Round-Lp cily yesterday in bis
truck.
('OR SAI.K (ab'.iaire flints, inter
mediate ami late. Phone oliu-W', or
call at 1022 Benton St. li-17-LM.n.
FOR SAI.E-strcct-
-One fre.-h cow.
21:! Kir
6-17-21
FOR RKNT For a year, 7 room.'
close in on Adams. Partly furnish
ed. Good location for boardcrs -j:
, roomers. 14.11 Adams' Ave.
4-room modern house on Z ave
nue good lot 40x110, concroto Blue-
walk. Price 1800. Terms M00
ush and balance at (30 per month,
fucludiug interest.
Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co.
It will be delivered when you want it.
PHONE MAIN 700 j:- ;
21) acres on the new highway
at Alicol, 5 acro8 In Delicious a
pies with nu excellent crop tills
year. 5-room house on tho place
with electric lights.
foil RKNT Boom with oi
board- 1 1::4 Adams Ave.
Modern 10-room home well lo-l
oated on a paved rftreot. This Is i
(i-'FMtlonu ,of Lu Grande's boat residences!
and If you uro looking for a real j
Home It will pay you lu luvualigute
this..
without
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VIAN OR WOMAN Wanted, $10 week
ly, full time, $1.00 an hour span
time, nellitifr guaranteed hosiery t
wearer.' .'Experience . uanrcessaiy
lnlernulional Knitting Mills, Nor
rislown, Pa.
WANTED Woniuu to do hunilli
, washing. Call at 1510 Adams Ave
room No. 5. (i-17-itp
WANTKI) rSeven or ten room house
' to 'rent, funiishld, ' Appiy lo Red
Cross. (i-17-llt I
Apartment house, furnished, In
nice locatiop. Rentals make Invest
ment in ad.dltluu to providing a
ihoedrn hdnio -for- owner-. , Let me i
(i-17-HPigivo; you the details .of ;thla prop-
!iiy.' . ',.' ; .i ' ;
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal I'.'stnto
Insurance j
I.OST One large t'pax rin, jtnl.i
mounting set without prongs. R(r 1
ward. No quesions asked. Addruti
,'; Hazel Habbriilge, 107 North 21st
. Street, Portland, Oieon.
G-i7-;n
LOST Peail necklace. Finder please
return to Observer office. (i-17-ll
L A. STEWART, MAGNETIC
HEALER.
Zuber Hal!
Modern Dance8 -Every
Tuesday and
Saturday
Best of Music
A.KvC.A-D.E,
SUNDAY ONLY
lNew 5el7.nich Picture starrlna, iruVVt "v.
TONIGHT
PENR0D
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(Tic Romance of e Saldicr of forlune -. i ' ' k. J. V i
MONDAY
4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE
Constance Binny Feature
Is calleri as jreat a healer as any
.hat now lives, like the great healerV
if old, he is a wonder. No mattei
what tile trouble is, he can cute you
if there is any cure to he had. Office
Ruom 12, Grande Rondo Vallev llousi.
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! Under Good Management.
! L. E. Spencer, Mgr.
DINNER WARE.
tej i$j wjj wj J
ITAXiU4l
To introriiifo 'I'liiu-f'SH Duffo fin
semi-porccliun diiiiu-r ware wo will
sell the first twclvu twMit'-Hix-pii'':p
ft nt ;:no ii l:,. Th
Will begin Mnnilay, Junu '.iiht an.r?
will he in cffft:t until the first Iwelvi; Atiii.' ni ih-ct ami miwt
n sold. ......., . . i ..... -..i
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the following special fLiitutt's: t1 'ITV.
Open stotk at all tutus, buy what i A" '"sWi'ieU
you wish.
(juarifntced never to w:7.v.
Full Mat Cold Handles on every
piece.
Kvery number mid size of itlntes
mil mid pieces made in thi pattern
that n-e niaile in the hiijhet priced
find finest Chinas.
Richardson's Art & f f I Shim.
Richardson, "The Art Man"
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l'romplly with
Ilonded Drivers.
lijCARR'S
! jj ,! For CrcfJii - No Interest
RAGS Wanted nt The riWrvnr.
Ford & George
MAIN 44
1 4 4 4? 4 "if "ie "ir 4? 4
Allell.e (JlHIKl IrfMlUK
Imbler -Man Iteturn. fnoncnisa anil Kohert Kakln.
A. StriiiBbam. who "pent lail "'e nei-n in i-ortiand the last
evenlnu In l.a (Irande aa a Kuet of I"-" anenuin ihu Oraml
the Savov, returne.l to hl home j '-odKC of the A. K. A. M-, re
Ihis morning on the braenh line 1 "lined to their home In l.a Grande
(,.,,( , llhla niorniiiK on No. SI. Thi. meet-
y jinif at Portland waa a bl BuiceKn,
laceordinir to the two men, and re
Iport a very enjoyable tlino in tlic
! roKo city.
Itelltill Ki 4oedl
Mik. K. Ul.e, of Joneph. apenl
limt niBhl In l.a Orande as a Kuet
of the Kony hotel ami n. turned to
her home thin inornliig iiu Ihe
brunch line tieln. .
inn K mini . v. t ' ,, a, - - -
Mater. ..( n.. im. oi ,""Q'1 ,'"r rni.-r Jti
ot'Oi-ha Oiaft'i tcli arn4ns, '."'t "l i"re"
throe OiL:
To Vl-.il soiei-
Mr. and Mra. Oeorito Haya and
their 4 utlK.', ti!Ki.-. le't thla
runri)ti,a n n.e bran, h tile- Ir.iiia
Juui-tiou, where
V'-ral days at
"Mt. Emily" Products
I3 your assurance that you are getting the
Best ifl Cured Moats
The Granck Rosde Meat Co.
Pants
A pair of panls !;( o with that odd coat. We
lia c a t'ull assort nielli .
(Joint; Li and lid us sliuw llicni (o voil.
ASH BROS.
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