La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1922, Image 5

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BY WILLIAMS
OUT OUR WAY
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lire la tho city for a few days on I
business trip. llukt-r Herald.
linbler Mini Heiiv
H. Ij. Andrews of linbler, la t
Lu vlrnnde business vlsltur tuduy
mid durhiK lilH atuy la slopping n1
thu Summer.
I.a tHII(lt VInUoii-
(ierald Tuttle and Oeorpo Oeuss
well known residents of La (irande
arc In thu city for a few duya on
brief business trip.- BukeV Herald
lr. O'Connor Here
Dr. George O'Connor of 'I'nlon
la In Lu e.runda tlila week attend
Iiik to aoinu projiorty intorcuts. Dr
O'Connor Is a retired physician.
I.lidies Aid to Hold Soelnl
The Ladles Aid of Imbler la to
hold a roso Bocitil Saturday eve
nintc at the home of Mrs. C. Y
Cleuver.
Hei-e for ''iiiiciii
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kennedy o'
l'ortlund, were In La Grande today
They are here lo attend the fu
neral of Mr. Kennedy's father ai
Union tomorrow.
Local News In Brief 1
lIclililiK from I'ishiiii; Trl
Charles Ktliell returnied last ove
nlng form a two days' fishluK trip
on the Jarbo river. Mr. Kthel
states that the fish are very plentl
ful but are not very large.
tfe$$&$$$K$$WW$ vn-;itim rt'turntMl his morning from
! July .'I, 4 anil 5 (ieneral tele- r.-i Seattle and Portland.
v bration of Fourth of July at v
' , P"'." ., .. ";'! Slvumt to tVallnwa LaUi-
If Ju'y .4T01(! ';" Trail his- v K. 0. Payton and O. H. Kln.aid
I , toncal pageant at Baker motored to Wallowa lake this morn-
:.-Julv 21-2l.-Lhaul,.u.ua at City :,, ,.xlei.lillB tu retllrn t(nirrow.
s; Park. :
lnililei' Visitor
C. W. niintlug was an Imbler
visitor yesterday.
I'liilei prise .Mail Here
i W. H. Loftus of Knterprise. Is
n La (iraude business visitor hav
ing arrived in town last evening.
l'o Sail Lake ll v-
W. M. Day wi
Taken 111 Willi Appendicitis W. M. Dav will leave Tbiirn'tv
Mrs. Halie Hudson of linbler was j morning for Salt Lake t'itv, where
suddenly taken ill- with appendicitis, he will visit for some time with
' Ills son, t'lydo and family.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. J. H. Davis of Kamela, jiv Home
Wash., is visiting at the home 01
her sister, firs. H. Metcalf.
I.lgln llriiiieli Line Late
'1 he branch ttaln was one hour
lato last levelling due to engine
(rouble. ,
Miss Krma Cronln passed through
this rilv last e"iniuir from Port
land di, her way- home to Delta,
Lian. y
Hack from Vacation
lludo King, whovhas been on his i niorulng for Wallowa lake.
I'o Wallowa LakiT
Mrs. J. M. Stalev and daughters,
.oraine and Nirs. Hrackett, accom
panied by Mrs. Graham, left this
lYomise Lady
Mrs. J. K. Carper, who make
her home III Promise, arrived ir
Lu Urande yesterday and Is spend
ing a lew days hero on business
She is stopping at the Savoy.
Arrives Yesterday
Mrs. C. L. Baker and children
Merle and Don, arrived yesterda)
morning from Portland, whero the;
have been visiting, with friends and
relatives.
'I'o Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Julius linesch bnvc
gone to Newport, where Mrs. Hoosch
will repn sent the Lu Grande W. H
('. At the state convention of tilt
Woman's Relief Corp.
Ilesigns Position
T. O. Mead, who has held tll
position as machine operator at tht
Arcade for the past four or five
years has resigned bis position ant
served bis last day yesterday.
lere before kI"8 011 'u their tiume.
CorrtHilou -
In regard lo the marriage Ueente
ssued Saturday t hut was printed
is Charles F. Smith ami lteba I..
Hooper, an error was lnailu muiiii-
iow as tne name ni mo Hcuiuuuan
Charles F. Binutz,
Vlslllng at Wallowa Uike
I). VaLunt, well known singer ot
Portland, who Is Hpendiug his sum
mer vacation lu the Switzerland ot
Vmovica (Wallowa lake) was a vis-
tor in this city today, returning
n the morning to visit with bis
'rend, Dr. Custus.
ro Llgln for Visit
Hill Workman, now a resident of
.a Urande, but formerly located at
Blgln, left this morning on tne
'iruueli line train, bound for his
ormer homo, whore ho will spend
he day visiting with friends mid
transacting somo business.
tlmu before returning lo Ills home.
Mr. Irwin was prepared for hiking
and expects to put In an enjoyable
week In the upper Wallowa and
while there will attend the Kpworth
League conference.
ri Telorasel
Mrs. Jlicliard Hlllyurd und her
two little children k-ft this morn
ing on No 24 for Teloc.isel, where
the will visit with bei husband and
his parents. Mr. Hlllyurd is an em
ploye of the O.-W., and Is tempoi
irily stationed at Tciocaset.-
IteluriiH from Coast-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Finn and
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t'l'IIK OI.DFST AXI) MOST T
4Hl;i lAIII.K TAVI SKIiVK'K
A IX THK CITV.
All Short Culls arso A
! All H'alls (inswercd
V Promptly with J
v IloiuleU Drivers. 1
Ford & Geofg
can- MAlP 4
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For Sale
5-room
biiKuniPiit,
modern biltiKaluw, full
paramo, lurKtf lot, House
licir Httl souh, Ly anil I-uwoll. jfni.,,H cust, Tho owiht of thin place
who have been visit fiiR wltii Mrs,
Kin it's sister and other relatives 1 i
Portland, Astoria and at tho scu
ilde, returned homo tho Ion part
if the wek and report a very dtj
iglitful time.
Itedii-ns Home
Mrs. LAIton Kmnioiin and her
laugliter, Winifred, after spending
ten days in Enterprise ami other
vYtillowa rounty towns, visiting with
George Knimons, returned to her
loinq in Union List evening. Siie ar
rived in La Grande last eveuhiK und
left on No. 1 8 for her homo.
is u non-resident and the price in
reduced to yell the place imint
diately. If you are looking for a
fcood modern homo It will pay you
tu Invefitimite thiH. Trieo ?800.U0.
Tonus, $10U0 cash und the balance
like runt.'
5-room ti.udt.rn furnished bunga
low. 3 lots, excellent Rarane. fine
location. This place in completely
furnished and must be aaeu to be
mpprechtted as to location, condiLiou
and the fui-nishlngs.
HuyM Meal Market
Hurry Moore, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Moore, of this city, has
purchased the Kant era Oregon Meat
company at Unbm from A. C M mil
ler, the former owner, mid has
taken over ipossesslon this week. Al
bert Walker will assist Mr. Moore
in his now enterprise.
Any I.a Grande subscribed to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paper . by 8 o'clock iu
the evening, please call Western
Union, Main 24, and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
To Visit (Yundpa reals
Master Hubert McQuurie left lust
t.vening for linker to visit with his
gMindpurents, Mr. and Mrs. IJ. F.
Cabin.
Kctui-ufng Hoi ne
Mrs. George Adams, of Kureka
Idaho, who has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Joe Summers, lef
last night for St. Anthony und from
there to her homo1. '
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JAZZ
Dance
r Saturday Night
Hex Hall
LOXKY'S XOVKLTY OIU HKSTHA
Stops Over
Mrs. L. Obrien, on bier way to
Ogden, stopped over here between
trains to visit with Mrs. Austin Ar
nut, and rriends.
On Hilnvay Inspoetlon
R. H. liuldock, division engineer
of the state highway commission Is
on an inspection tour through Har
ney county.
Iteiutiis to .New Home
Itoss Perry and bride npturnc.tl to
their new home in lrublur lifter
their trip to Portland in their new
Mat-well roadster.
Hero from I.a Grande
It. W. Ualdock and W. C. Crews,
well known nidH'nts of T.a Grande.
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SHIR T S
DON'T let a low price lead you into
a low service shirt. Good shirts do
cost a little more than the so called
"special" shirts, but they last a good
deal longer. It's like buying a cord tire.
The first investment may be a bit larger,
but the "wearage" you get out of the
shirt more than squares you on the addi
tional outlay. It's worth your while to
look, into our Arrow showing.
Xi'Iect one now for tin- II li.
I'riri's from !.S." to tj..".
Sizes 11 t.'s IS.
CUNT'S CLOTHIERY
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Small Grass l''lre
Yesterday nfternoon the fire de
partment was called, to control fi
small miss fire at the corner ot
Adams und Cherry. The iiv was
started by sparks from a Hwit.h
engine.
To l iiion for Visit
John Wright, of this city, left
Lu Grande this morning on No,
24, bound for Union, where he will
sqietid some time, visiting witr
friends and nelativea. . - .
In Knterprise TtMlay
Joe Whitby, temporary manager
of the new Newlin Dru, company,
is spending the day in Knterprise,
whore he formerly made his home,
arranging some business mutters. He
will return to Lu Grande tomorrow
To Meet Tomorrow
The ladies of tho Mooseheart will
meet tomorrow at the country home
of Mrs. A. N. Mayvllle. with Mis.
C. Larsb assisting her in iir
duties as hostess. Km those who
have no mode of conveyance, tho
'miles announce that cars will leave
the Red Cross .drug store at i0
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Vacation at Wallow ii
Darrell Irwin, a resilient of Union,
arrived in La Grande this morning
on the auto stage and I V t on the
brunch Hue train for Wallowa lake,
where h will spend about a W'-ek's
One excellent lot located on Frist
street between Spring und renu.
Two 4-room plastered houses
near Palmer mill that can no pur
chased for $200 down und $25.00
per month.
I have several good modern nonius
on jpuved streetH.
Tho next time that you Insure
your home come tu nnd lot nio ex
plain what $2.00 or less will do
for you as to rent insurance.
Geo. H. Currey
Hon I KmI(o
Ituricd Yi'slcnlny " '
Newtui Morton whs biniud yes
terday ufU'r a short lllm'su with
Briphts disease1. Mr. Morton was
ruhidiiiK lit tho home of his father-in-law,
A. Paso.
, Mrs. Axt'U and Mrs. ll.iniMctcm. i
of .Enterprise, were guests at the
.Savoy last evenliiK, returning ' to
their home on the brum h line
train.
Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
House
Dresses
1 1 ;;..,)..,,, v, ,,.,.,,.
ill I llllllllll, V l W 1 H I 1 ,
Lrcpc iiml I'ci'ciiic in a
wide range of styles ami
colors.
Priced from
$1.00 to $4.00
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
Wkkm
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Wl . v.-.A t,-m vJl
C.'fl
BLACK TREAD TIRES
Witfi MojvJTea.tures
CORD-ROAD KiNG-PARAGON
buprcme in Appearance. Mileaoe. and
Non-Skid Security .
y. 1 1. Lilly, La (Irande.
h'oy Sti'onn, La (Jrande.
Jveigliion i Oxner, La (irande.
M.M. Lindsay, 'island i'iiy (iarage
Toilritlt; Tlirmiuli VellitWNtoiH - !
Miss Wilma Ostcrllni; Is touring!
Ilirniiirh Yellowstone National park
IduriiiK her summer vacation. Mips
Onsterllng is cniiiloyed by the O.-W.
i offices.
Takes Vacation (
Lawrence Craliam. en:lnyetl in '
the county clerk's offliw, left Mon
day for Wnllowu lake, wlieru he
will spend his vacation. Vhll. thert
he will attend liie l-.p.vorth League ,
ConfiTence.
i Here from l.n (riitHlc
Mrs. William Iteuter, well known'
resident of l.a (Irande, Is In tho
city for a few days, visiting with
j friends and relatives hire. While
here she Is the cuest of the Ant
Iers. Baker Herald.
Mrs. Ivanhoe Ituek -
Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe, who has benn
vlsitlne for Din past month with
her Tolks at Oolden. Ccdorado,
turne ilto La (irande this nionihitr
on No. 17. Slio reports a very
pleasant visit.
Hollywood Visitor
M. M. Suteis, who hulls from
Hollywood, California, arrived lu I.a
(irande last evinlnn and left this
morning en route to the const. He
spent the evening as u guest of
the Sumnwr hotel.
Sti m .it ,'imi,i-'
Mr. und Mrs. Krank Dldwell, who
live at North Powder, urrivt.d in
La Orande this morning on No. 17
from points east, where they hud
be n visiting anil w ill spenil tin- day
OLD TYME
- DANCE
Evtrjr Thursday Night
at
Zuber HaU
. . J. J. Powera
Lefs Remodel
epair
the Home
It iny lie a new noof, or some convenient liuilt-in
feature, like a breakfast, alcove, that will make tlie
home inuro attractive ami the work easier.
PossiMy a irliltcriny;, "dance iilliiriiiff," hard wood
floor i.just the Ihiiiff rij;ht,now!
An addilioij to the bed rv.ni or a sle(;iin porch
illicit eliminate any eiiiliarrassinent for you and the
unexpected guest.
These are merely a few suggestions toward tin; im
provements of your home improvements that add
so much do the value of your properly and lo your
individual' enjoyment.
Call at this office. You will obtain many valuable,
ideas either for rVpair work, remodeling or new
buildings.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Exclusive Representative of tie fUttifiAl
Builders Su;ea
a.r-c.a-d.e:
Thursday Only
Gladys Walton
-in-
"Second Hand Rose"
It's the Girl 10? the Song Just as You Know Her, a
Sweet, Lonesome Little Irish Lass.
- '. Also Two Reel Comedy
KATHERINE MacDONALDFRIDAY
u.,- r.j For CreCit
ii tryyw.'t jiii' ni
No Interesi
Ready for the v
Fourth?-
..'Twill be hot, so make your preparations ac
cordingly. We've things lo wear (hat will add a great
deal lo your comfort and vniir appearance as
well.
Our Adler's Collegenian Clothes have all the
snap of Summer Stvle.
$25.00 to $47.50
. SUMMER FURNISHINGS
Shirts in Oxford .Madras and soiselte, faney
hosiery, underwear in Ze.liyr weights, " belts,
neckwear and all other summer wearables.
ASH BROS.
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