La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1922, Image 3

For Backach. Rheumatism
IKMneysand Bladder Q.w i. r...h.
IIJ
IStfSSJ
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to ;
ft
ilflt
No squeezing of organR; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a perrect ''founda
tion for your gowns.
This In addition to tho com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "U Cainille" features;
No pressure on siifne; no cut
ting by lacers; no iiinrliing of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on haud.
1'iires "0 und up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak
Phone 322-W
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced' Embal
raer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
t tff hi Jft
Eastern Oregon
Music Co.
The Home
of the
IlfscLue 1
HAS BIG YEAR
Vhen. Death and Destruction Stopped Two Feet Awa
iv-
, k,.-',!kt'r. -. . -'.V
-.i n.'.--- ;.; ir.i
lab - ji:r;
1
'..W...
UK
'S, s
1 1
(Speclnl to Tlie oijMrvprl !
l'Nl.. Ju:iV'-iu. o.'tl Wo
man's Cluh l a discontinu'd its mi'et-1
ings !"or the hummer, liut will resume'"
tiiun about the fiist of Oitibcr. l)ur-i.
ing I he ymr just fihished they ail.ied,
about twent dames to their mem-'
liership list. A it was puiehaseil en
Vnin street aril the ekih now has!
il.etit en ' lh(nv;aii(l dollaiH in a build-1
ntf fuiiL. lliiirurs. have bg'-n ehcteil
re in ; year. The ouly events toi
e hi 1,1 (his summer ui'L the annual
i'c fl.uw an l the annual ui.'iiie, the'
al e, i.f wl'.i.h M II prol.al.iy be held'
ll lhe i.onH ef Mi.-. .S lv, .Miller. 'I
Thin, tun I 'li;'dv:ir: hat: n.r.de a tripl
ever into Clim'c county for the pur-!
i se of inveatigntinir' the condition!
l !ri'ai'.iir; lriuH. II satisfaetorv ai-l
angi:i:en!s can he made he and hisl
ai:u. may liu-e ljn.1 there for graz
ml' pu'pn.e:;.
Ti e t ai nt nti'i's ll:ive eomidieil thn
utyi.le wnik on tho bungalow for', ... it , ... . , ,
'hn thadwick at Union Jumaion ami' ? 'r :ml Mrs- E,i W'. whu
t j." leciiving a coat of paint. The "'',?;,' 1 ,
la -.iiy are. liviujr in a. hastily huilt 1 'u .(.',d '''"Ws legrec team will
iheyk ai d nit. xt.ry ntixiuus to take K" 'o. tovc next rnduy evening to
xis-rssion of th-;r n'W home patticipute in the county contest in
I.. Z. Tei i al, Union attorney, loft-fhl '"l'"0,"J 'Itgree. As far as couh.i
fu wiay evening for Portland lie L' ""'n'''1 ul' ' thls nly
will he gone for only a few day's I teams which willenter the conlest lie-
Chil lua of the Jk-thodist Su-idnv U ')"!" , ,be lnL ",H'S from
:) ool are. rehea.sing for a chililren's t"lV, u,ml Lu '"'an'J,L'- , . '
lay nioinam to ao eiven on the iwm.i .. "" the jAdams bungalow i;i
v-r-ith ot this month. Mrs. S. K. -UI-n e 111011 win oigut a.s soon as the hundred und flftv teachers of cast-1 fivc-tcnthn of one per cent
Miner, .miss .ripiia li'ecch and Miss -"e""-'" .--r.u.i-. nunuei mi- me
'.Illicit. 1 ' i. ' , woi .;.
. ; ; : ' 1 " U",;'!- r. o. waiki.s mi daughter. Eh,. ":.l""."pr ""i"' xz?t:,zz.; t0 ci.an uth.r.
INDIA-EGYPT
IILLII!
i
(Hy Aflioolatt-(t rro1
OAIUO. - Kjcypt. J mm 2. Tho
InntiKurallon of nn "Air Mall Sr-
leo' bt ween Oulro und ItuKdud
hihI l)(twii the Intu.r city nnd Ka
iichl, elvliiK a tliroiiKl) liiilla-KKyiit
Mi'i'vli-t. 1h making Kk.viH the cen
ter ot ' Kiifrliin'l'fl (m;irful -n id potii-
i iminlrBtinnn just as t!i Sur CiiH'nl
j has boon in tlin past th,orntt
j of Diitun'H Hoa ways.
- It 1h underRtood that th nxt
btp, Kng In ml u KiTypt, Minn wlll
bo taken. TMLh will kIva Ihroauh
nlr Bprrlrn from iOni;lHiid to India.
There Ih alno a rumor thai owLnK
to the wlUwipread dinutlnfation
prevalltnj,' In both fcneland and
Ktrpt .with rKard to thff lnf"rior
facilities now offers i :hy the ponl
office, n service of flying loal be
tween Alexandria nud BrindUi will
be inniiKurnt.'d, the niMilH l)fiiiK by
rail hmwftcn li rinij t&i and I'arlM and
UKuin by aiir ivLweu .Pai'i ..und
; London. '
- "Battloehlp ' locomotive and two coal caia. Spreading ralla.
hvint; ruoni wnuru J. b. Cuuiiur and fumn- weie auimji.
M M FR PR
UUIl.tIIL.ll UUIIKIilL.
OPENED 1001!
PENDI'KTON. June 20. One
Dayton. O. Engine stopped two feet from.
riniiali, 'Dallas. 'Houston, Minneapolis,'
Philadelphia, St. I.ouis, Seattle an:l
Washington D. C ... l'nei cent. In Chi-'-
I cugo Clcvcli'nd, IndiauuPolis. l.os Au-
'gtles,- Uniana and l'el-oia, there was
un iiK-u:a:;e of less than five-t:nths o.f
one per cent. There were the follow
ing decreases: Buffalo and Newark,
i per iint; Pun 1' ran.'iseo, 1 percent;1
New Orleuns, New York, PittslHirir,
ami Slit Lake City decreased less than'
Fresh Fruits and Vegetable
- - . . i
Juir Freshness mid Price our vegetables ,nvc :(ui-.
exeellctl. J '
Ciirrots, aspjiraijus, tmiuitnes, given tmioiis, tiuV
ishes, licit house 1iC;ii.1 lrttnc'c, (nl.iba.n'e, frreen Mtn,
new putait'ees heels,. ctieuiiibers. '
Order ytnir st ra wherries initl fresh count ry.ci'aam
here.. Home made cottage cheese, bestievor, 20 cents
a pint. Finest Xielted (ienr Potatoes 1.50 per Imn
dred delivered. ,
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery .Prices Reasonable
mmmmmmm.-m
t .
The raving on Main street whicb
;-'as t"nl'urarily halted durinjr SUick
now v.clk uas men resumed Jind th
'illness
pleted.
sictioli
f in Oiegon were in Pendleton Moednv i
r, n u. ... . ,. , , ior i up opeitinr. oi i ne suiiiiiiki mo'-i
... -1 ".Wa'k""s "'! claiiKhtrr Eula, ,, B1.,ol here. This Is the third !
. ' . ""l ,,l-""L's- yenr of
. ,wJ '.' ..v" . ' H. Inlow, siilierlntendeii' of
. .M.II.T nCMMOMIM ,UIU1 IWO
fU
i . . - i -i-noieiiiii Heliums. will u ivci i t-
ill soon be-coin-.' VK'Hlls.r,aon-'P-L'wan'yp.'f-0' school'. Amonir the Instructors will
laiiio.r.ia nist week tor n visit with i, ,, v,,, i.,-.iiu .,,,.1
up cn ingc hjionglnc to L Z. Ter-' V ' .' .. Miss Florence lCuscliede of Mon-
.iii ns nc;n moved lo its now locn-! " V'V' " .' ,', ' ''m inoutb, In charge ot the ' practice
M c ,M--i of .Main stivet th, "t't.. " 'r for a short lrlljn' worc. .Clrs. Clara M. Pratt
N'o. h t'nior.. and will soon be in r""J" ... at Wallowa of ,,en3lolni , rurt!(, of 'Mle
..Be....-.s i or occupancy ! Vv ;f ,,lu"""K work for tho 'lower'
. . i Minor maue a nusmess trip' . V. ,
'o l.a Grande last Thursday afternoon1 .. . t-ambia. who has been in th.
: . .. . union iiot.il ,.fr.,.a r.. ti. .1
I! 11. Kohng has moved n cottno-e " l..lnh J! u vvidnosciay for Portland. , . .' , .....
;n from his ranch and is having if I .?lll..1,y Ihimpsim, whohnWn'..''. ",. . ,1. " !
;;it.l .... : ..: 7 ; OUltC I for siiom tmw, iu .!.!. 1 . . ""'ill
louse.' i ay- at this writing. Her da ugh- ."'" "",0' S
ity naik in North Union S will t '"'- '' Hawman. who had been, .VlLfZfZTi rL.. i i ll
ih'ii' i mm npr nitmn in iv.....n..... - - ... ..
Miss Hosene
primary work
gl-ados, and
Cpple of Portland, in
Ono huiflied eh II-
Whlle of efi; Is splendid for reno- ;
voting leather chilli's when llley begin !
to loplc Kluililiy. Heuiove till dust umi!
dirt from the chairs, then scrub with !
it .cloth lUppcd lu the while of . eg.
which should first have been
beaten. When dry, rub well with soft,
clean cloths, and the leather will look
almost like new. . .
tin ir home Simdny evening.
mayor
elldv for n.n't i,i r.,,.. u...nlu c...... I
tier nr.d Phitlips arc the carnenier "''cgon. to we her mother
a charge. of the remodeling.
.Vrs. Anna Kvnr.s arrivid in Union
i.st Ihursday for a visit with her son
wd ilnughter-in-lr.w. Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Kvans. Iler home is in Rapid
"ity, Smith Dakota.
Pat Powers and Wife of IMcdical
il'iiniju came through Union on
Vumrt . I!-.,. .,.! XI... O..M
ATiirrhi ' -iwl v: A u n u- Union,
lui.itct we.ll on to thi l.a (irande city . ,JIS' K - Zleli an'l
oni:; to .nrnd the day. 'i Johnson went oer to .;
1.. W. Wcsks and wife were in Un-! 1 r '"lv
on for a shoit time last Thursday, i " . ." h- Hughes is
Claude I'icslin and family started
nit lust Thursday on an extended
lulo trip, during which they will take
left fnt- couiiiy scnooiH, win nave, cnarge 01
home last "'edncsdnv evening "le work 1,1 rliri11 nianagement. Ch-
Mi. nr.d Mi -. I.. K. Hull were ove-er ",t!l"b of the faculty will he
fiom I'crrv Sundnv visiting with M'HS "'""""'a McNatighton or Port
friends in Union. Thev retuined l-j lu"(l' '""isle; Mrs. W. A. Burnii"!.
.-.i. iri inn v uie, npfreini iot?iiiiMis; 1Y1IS1
SANITARY ICE CO.
Two Phones
597-J 297-M
M. F. Davis is reported a J" c" m I'1'"1 1 of Moninoulh. a-i; ; -rrr -q QRANDY. Pl'OP.
iroved in-., nni. t ti... Mrs. V. A. Ileinenway of Monmouth ! v" vx.i, i ivjj,
much imnroved sinm miin.r in li,,
Lake and will probably soon be a-. Physical oducntlon and (ilaygroiind
tn retmn ..'l.i. I : : Work.' The sessiollH will litnr rilv I
- .'vm- ami ous.ness 111
: wei'RS.
Mrs. F.. B.i
(Irnnde on
iv.
B. S. Iluirlles is home nenm
his leecnt trin lo the middle
wed. He arrived in Union Saturday. I
Miss ..Marion Phv came home last
lie
' aftrr
ID CD
ST!
INCH U
WASHINGTON, June 20. An
Hi the uuse h'how .visit with Mrs. C-K llom '-"gciie, where she had
.'icklin's lelativcs near Salem, drive Jfen attending the university. She ar-
lown into California and back to Un- "VC(I n'rp c"iiday and will spend her
o.t. Mi. IVklin will leave his family Y"c"l"on with her mother, Mrs. ICdith
leio iin.l .'(oil ioiiM hij trio in.n r'...,n.l.. 1 hv.
to look altir some propertv he has ., ""'' t Maxwell was initiated into crease of twotenth's of one per cent i
here. tnc nitlcrn Woodman lodge last Fri- the retail cost of food to the average
Jliss I, In Hailing, who taught in Vay ml?llt- The decree team of this family Iiom April la to May 15, was
-he llempc district last year, started 1oiko is planning two trips in the announced today by. the bureau of,
.or Monmouth last Thursday. Shu nt'ar future one to Lu (irande and labor statistics in an analysis of the
ill visit in Portland for a" short time! "!,otl'cr Klgin, at both or which cost of food articlis marketed by
oeloie going on to the normal. Miss 1 Places they have been invited to put deakrs in r.l important cities. The1
Hnlliiir has accepted a position in ""J. ",'J'''c work. largest increan.s were noted in the
'he Halfway school for the cominir c M,ss," Maude and Isa Crouter left sale piires of cabbage, K per cent;'
year. Sunday morning fur Monmouth, where eggs, strictly fresh, i per cent; ccr-
Mi s Mary Crouter is home for ' ey wl" attend the normal school, tain giadc s of meats, 4 per cent; po
.h'. sjnunir fiom Idrvallis, -whe'e 'he former taught in Iji (irande last' tato s, per cent and bread, rice,'
he ha -, been attending the 0. A. C. i yeai" a."(l 'he latter did post graduato coffee and other groceries, 1 per cent.
Oi ville Diverts is over from l.a1 "I"' , ln ,hP Union high school, where' Fifteen articles decreased in prices
(jitmde visiting with fiiemls in Union."" , lnc leacheis' training course,! ranging fiom onions, with a UU per
lie came over last Thursday morning, nn.l piepared to take up touching also cent decieuse, to cheese, 4 per cent;
Dr. C. w. l.rwin is having hjs lesi- Methodist l adies Aid will meet milk, 9. per a nt and butler 1 per cent,
loir, impiovcd by a fresh coating of llis veck at the home of Mis. J J. Ruling the month from 'A'pril 15 to
'.nut on lnc outside and some worw "" Il,r a comti.ned sociijl and May 16, the aveiage Cumily expendi
ture for food increased sh follows.
Brown
:.!:-., Ii.'i'xr .t.o.n tl,.. ,.. .l..,.,L. OUSlllCSS SCSSIOU.
liic doctor is finishing up the work "'""on crnwlul out of the cellar and !
which was stand h.st fall. "'It Haines down below Sunday after-,
f-'ui.riinlcnJi.it Honney of the state1 on tn' i'"1"1 grounds by winning'
lish hatchny, accompanied by Kugene 'nt',r second baseball game from the
ICcuter and .Mrs. Honney, made a trip ""akc-r county boys. The game was
ivi r into W allowa county lat week, 'a'he r slow with a f( w three base hits
Mi. Hor'my took 10,01 -.1 trout eg"s "nine spe:'ta;-ular pluys sprinkled
'.fli widen' he plannid to stock the' in 11,84 elpi kei-p interest alive. -The'
two lakrn :.t the head of Sh.eii creek. lram "','-'l "ilv home talent for
After coinph ting the full street 1 t,a ""' aril by V. lute not t.eing in
width tmwmcnt one block south of lnc ,J0X Haines hud a belter chance
tho railn.ail, the construction com-'1" 11111 11 P a score than they did in
p.. iy h:.s temporanly -snipped this ganie at names, union took an
Little tock and St. Paul o per cent;
Denver and Richmond, 2 per cent;
Portland, On., Baltimoic, -Hutlc, f 'in-
Come In
and see mur
REJUVENATED ;
FOUNTAIN
More Room
More Variety 4
New Stoola
Renovated
.We have not spared any-
1hniLr to make it the.
best in 5 own.
"Delicious Dishes
Daintily Served"
mutely-
Monuments
part of t!,o vi k until they ran extend
highway paving north to the eil
r.f town, so cars may tnter tho city
ni'ifi' c;!iy. This yf'tion of the- high
way will 1..' ccii'i-lrU-d in a few days,
Mien th. work i.-i the Ini: iii(.:-.s scirtioh
will be resumed.
Mi - . A. I. lideler' and daughter,
I. in a, an; visitir.j; with their danh-
Surprise Horse
ii
B RU N S WICK j
If yon ivaiit tLc l.tt-
A ft
, v J'v;..i
v.. V1 ;
-
I,
e:nly leail nud minntainei it durine
the entire game although llair.es sev-l
ttal limes let slip chance; to chall:
un enough scores to make the ga.ue s
tie. Union u.-ed two pitcheis iltiring,
the game anil srf did Haines, although
hci first pitcher, a hid only IS years,
old. was in the box most of the'timc !
and pitched some nice ball for a boyi
of his ago. Only a small crowd cam."
out to sc" the gani" I
LUHDBEHG IS
NEWCOHMMIDER
1 Ah-iy v,i3 defeat? V. ft
V"'0 in tt.O JVlmrnt rnc ft V
,f. i t' d snob. oNow rtllry i:f con
ti,1. i v-l th- only tort- 1th a chance
to :..-;;t Mvrvkh. the w,nU-r racer.
PRNPLETON', June 20. Klnrnv
R. Lundbere is th new rnmmau RV
of tho Oregon department, I'liited
Spanish War VeteruiiH. Coiiinniudei-
LtilidburK in th retiring nenloi vice
eonirnaiider and Ih a member of ;
Scout Young post, Port lu nd. He
aureoi'df L'on W. Ilvde of HIIIh-
j born. Commander Luiul-ht-rf; rc-
ci.ived n majority of onn vote over
Scmit You Kg camp,
i H. C. W'adfiPlI of KowbuiK Ik
; ffnior vio commander and lan (. '
'Ilownian of Pendleton, junior vlrt
, commander. Ijelettutf to the1 na
tion h encampment nr?: t, U. M:e
lour, M'. ii. Walrott. JI. H. vlley
mid HiJucrt A. Sawyer. .
TV 14th iiiniiiil i.-ucamjMiicnt will
hJd "'U ir at Albany, an in
vitation fro P'lrtlif mH ka viiiK ixfen
vithdrau in fTor u the. nt'iKh
boriiijr city.
JtiN'Ilt rteijrW of it Pilled
Slate si;brnp t. hi rftii
labor ! ti Oplon by tht
tkt ift rilitions p.ied today
ti milking it Ms-
f'tneiH or frivate proinrty.
nrot
' irrevtt.t
)hlrh a at ream rutiH, to
wtfthhiK,
PIH5J.
vfn the
Storked it the puTilio PJt-
i, n!, ; !1hl
1 Elf i
i 1
9 K Z
if I
'l !
I . !
i : ii . :
fi jJiy I Come In i j
l
i b i 1. 1 i a ".iv i iii, i
aj -r?;i'iiimiiiiMiiniiiiminnpi'iri' i n '
narns
I OPS, t J
.fi.oo A
(i!)e lo .fl.7.) fl
..ISe In (We
led K .il. I'reyerviliir Kfllle !
ifij.oi) Vf
4")c and oCe
I S
GARDENS
5
t
-T0NIGHT-
Famous Kelly Comedians
"WITH '
PHIL BERG
P.RKSRNT'I'Na
"WHICH ONE SHALL I .MARRY"!
A Powrrrul CVturiiift lietween Capi
tol and Lahor.
Which one .will she ehqiise, The .liieh
man or The' Poor?
Vaudeville Between Acts
1 Prices always the. same
253545
: BRING. TI1I0 FAMILY ,7 .:
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
(ctimCiifriv We baV8 mii(le pooun,
ffleainrial flhlf tudy of monument building,
J I .. .1 1. ....
SUU uu uiucr yiajT-.M iu uui
hands is aure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution. '
Stop! Look!! Listen!!!
I .el us do your shopping and errands for von
have ynir "rocttries dcllivered at small fee v.'itl i-iit
delay.
WHAT SAY, PEOPLE?
Call MAIN 505. . -
We Will Gladlj
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Are- La Grande, Or.
JUST ARRIVED!
Girls' Romper Dress
1 avanshii'e Gingham, assortment nf i
:yds
Fancy ( 'overed Basekts
Shopping Baskets
Ileavv l!lne Knani'
Sr'l.(M)
!) in. Mixing Bowl
5 fful- 'hum and 'over
'uspidors
J K 'l' Pitchers
Grocery
The Accommodation Store
Call on Ua for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Staplei and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About
Champion FIoujp
ANDREW'S VARIETY
Free Deliverv
I'hoiie Main?:!!
W Sir
TTVoBlorkt.WA
. of 11 K. lvU
i