La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1922, Image 6

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PA (IE PTX
LA (IRANDK KVKXiXO OltSKI.'VKI?
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"BILL HANSEN
(infractor and Iluilder
thick, Stone, THo and
Com-roto Work
Heniodollnft unci Rencral con
t ract 1 1 in. No Job Mu l rtfe,
none too hinnll, .No wnr'timn
prlrea. H5 yeiun exerleiice.
See me before you it your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
USHERS GO
QIW TRIPS
Imperial
Fountain
(Imp.-ilal llllliiiril railiirx)
'I'ln drinks .in' 11 llllli' hi lli r
Till')' iiiv ihImiI liy lit'-n Him
know hmv.
Iri culil.
Sjx-ilnll In- rolil lilllll.'il
milks iinil milk Minltifi.
R. G. ESTES, Prop.
MONEY
TO LOAN
On
La Grande Eesidence
Property
J. R. OLIVER . '
2: il'-W
MAIN
580
Tiixi KitvIip .IiihI. Whtim
sKitvici:''
Ik Our Sim to
l.oriifctl ul Impi-rliil llllllnrtl
I'lil'lorN '
S!8 li'iil Hlri'l-t
Exide Batteries
Hnttcrle In ntork.
Hntteries for Hont. ,
Hat ter leg Koch urged
Itnttertea Watered Fre,
Hulter.cn of till make Itepntred.
Hlrouihci'if Carburetor Her vice,
B. & T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In lA'lxlitt.u'it Miii'tilne Works
iPaint With!
Consider the importance!
I' painting your . farm
niildings sprayed under
high pressure
'deeper tli.-iii
cheaper.
M.-iir,
iiir d i :
and
J. A. Rankin
lies. i:!0 0 Avenue
Wl'JSl'.'W1
For Sale
Oieenwond diiry jut n.it
clly litnlU. eon Hut-, of U
of choice l.tncl. ;'n ui alfalfa
Water rlclit, ln--i. h a Mittl
and eiH.,11-, Huiivr. 'j h:iitis,
,1 houe. nilik Iiou-m-, ,tit.iU,
or tin
in if.
. tiUHl
pump
smoke
.1 woM
'iuiil- ii for 1 : 1 11 y 1 1 1 1. . imt rhii k
en. tt (iiuipiiiPMt. sixti-t-rt It'.nl n
Ktiod t n. i,, ,.ilr; W( rfV
linr, uanms. t.iu.iht. h -r
, tieSM, tno I ;i)l I ,.lu t 1 ,ui!
ftoparutor, un. i.u,v tf ltj- tnttics
Itirluiliiiir Cmi , tti. 1, . M,nij , (
rout i il t iiidti,. r . ami tin i"ti
in $ I !,hih.uii i i k 1 ;),,,.
man in lrni inc ,M . m ( t ij ,u h
e. II. i d iitti i M,.M! . i ui ..
and (r wltiiui: I . mv .uijnn" in
le-rested.
C-ipc- hil In Vln (J).-i-rv.-t
I.OSTINTJ, .June. Mi Mr. and Mm,
(iuy ( Inl'Ii-r.s and child have been ir
'in 11 vrit to his um-le, (lemjie Chil-'!ci-,
iii.ii family tlie p:it wvvk, coin
i:: fi. in thtir hutue niir Spokane- '
Aifs. .Maxine Carter and hahy (fir!
;;te in I' 1 tun ieralietjii visiting her
t;:tiei:l.-, M , .'fivl tieii. ( niateis.
(my ( lo.v h it on 1 ue-tiav lor t-u
tts. v'a ninutfiii, to snetid the Fourtlf
uiili. hi-. n.Hlc and tamily-at that
iiliici'. He will ifo on from there to
( 'cai','ii!int, J. (alio, to .spend part of
1 bt sit inner at atnn with his aunt,
Mis .Vukj.i, He Mde over hi sebaek.
.Mr. iitid AIis. Ilowani Williamson
:iH(i h;il;y came in on Saturday i'romj
then: hre on -'U11I 'ieti; in the north1
i.'tit of tl:,. toiinly a.'d will renin in!
vt.-il inj; re'a! ive-i until after the
I'our'li. M i s. Williamsons father, U-j
!l. Ma;rill went out to ioinjj them in!
.uih in- ear !
' ('In i- .lobnon has bought the twoi
lots in th-; Idoik Hdjoiiiing his resi
(ietire, whiih iiave been oecupied byj
! ;;r. J.iK'htieid for more than a year,1
i it d Will icn.'.w the old buildings and
. i-nw 1 art t t!ie property into pas
iir aid oait into the garden plot.
' This gives M r. Johnson possession of
a whole hlock, except one coiner hit.
H- I'. J). m an leiiinud from Port
land the ln.t (if the week and the
family erpect to hae this week for
jiVthind i.t the ear for the .-unun;r
' fiimitJu.
! Ir.e I.o,tii.c Union Sumlay schoid
' "lo.-.id the luilovving officers la.-l1
Siintlay foi' the ne.t six months: Supt.'
Mi:s. I'. I,. I'eane; a-ii-tant uperiri'"
; LwLcicnt, .Mis. Chris '.lohnsun; sccro
j .ai, ..iss In ulah MaUdl; ftssiHtant
ecc'lar-, ( his. .M. Artor; treasuier,
! I. II. Valid!; libinnan, Miss .Maxine
j IVa'iyc:;. d.I-Ui'i,- JlU-C S ',.M.'. Crow
Mind All- "Myrt4-rt Ohm?- pianists,
! Mis. ( an ii I.t idweli and Miss Ksther
j ( iovv; s"ii 1 inteiidcnt eiadle loll, Mrs.
iM-ofi'ia Alh ti; superintendent of
l iiun'e I'epai Inn nt, Airs. Cln is John
; .ton.
! '1 i)o ( hi islian Sunday school oh-1
served ( hildren's Hay last Sunday!
1 -a-nh a pi; 1'iaiii of hongs and recita-j
: lions which was much enjoyed by a
good :Ui d audience.
ltev. Sliields will have a patriotic
: erifc at H p. in. on Sunday evening
: in (tie I're-divteiian chur.di. There
twill he spi'cial songs and anthems by
; the choir ai.d cimgiegation and an ap
..opriate address by the oastor.
I '.!cs. ,1. .1. ( :iipiiiiii) treated ine
; members of the Kchcknh Lodge lo
1 ii e eieniu, cuVa and strawherries and
! ;-rea:n lnt '1 ues lay evening in honor
! of her hii ththiy, Kveiyorie spent an!
1 (.njovnblt; eveiiim'. j
I Mm. Kdnn Hall of Wallowa, visit-
i 1 in I.o. Une u enuple of days the first j
' of the week. ;
. ( 'has- M.tl fit Hps taken over the :
Ite.wleigh males job and has bten oi(
the loute i hroio'ii ti c cnuntv for ttev--'.
eial weeks and repoits (piite a brisk j
!(!wii:uid for the "ood. The countv,
'has had no Hawleigh man ince Mr.!
'. Thompson tiiit sonic months ago to
move 10 Jjlah i. !
j A new of men with horses and1
machinery has been assembling at the;
! I'ol e Itiidgu up the l.ostine canyon 1
I to work on the govcirumnt road. Mr.
! ni'id Mis. Walte:- Id mltedscher will;
! he in tdutrire of camp and rook for'
the men. The work is In he done be-
yond the bridge towaid Minam I.ak,.
a:vl th' Imhv-i Ki.-crve and the mine;.;
Tin- ronti act for (.ompletinf the
st:ip td' state highway between Wal;t
. erassing e.is! of l.ostine and Knter-
ptise h In ing let tliis week, and it j
, is epe.tcd the work will begin at
orv.e, so a- to complete it before fall-
O.-iar Ol en and llaile.v Candle left 1
for Uh-.r.:! City by team on Wi-dnes-,lay
m.nnini; to work on the highway
cnntHicCon and ( lias. I'agt and Wal- 1
ter tiu ssenhtrry also are out there!
al work. 1
I'l.e C nil ti M issionai y Society met
!usl week Thut -day witlt Mrs- Carrie ,
Candle After a .-diot t devotional ser- '
ice 1 lie following officers were elect-
d t serve for a year: President, 1
Mrs. Kny Carey; vice president, Airs.
Cro ; cm responding and reeo tiling
st ciet.i.y, Mi . 1 'ollii; I'earce; fin
ruiil t.ietaty a.'.d tieasuicr for tlie
two churches in the union. Mrs. Hei
that Kuhti, of the Chilian church,
and .lis. I bni .bdniMin of the Prtw
iiyiiian btatich'xi;' the society. They
vill meet :i".in .hil i.tn with -Hvy 1
Curev of Kvans. j
(tpa! .dopp- and Metlin Moffil hnVej mi
nursed the sth g'ade 1 ainiuati"ns in f
hi and tlie K.ch d'tiicts tilenn J
! uvt iiy, who has t.een in high school ,
lni w.o ji'iii pas-cd the Mh grade
i-viiiit in cetiain mbjeits at the clo-e J
,1 f 1 1 1 1 u 1 Sonu1 otht rs who have
ten 111 I 'v h l.col a couple of Years J
1 t l.ird '.11 leiiain uo.iects in Sth a
:,; ...ik faded again and it is :
in.-ti.,.i in 1 he mirtit of .tune edll.'a- J
' tuts f h rs a tend idea to pa.-s them
m into Inch ... h.d when they have I
rv't ma-fe iomI "ta.ies m all their J
- HUn'. in lit.' eielilU grade work. I
ppi d and the in-, J
l andi.nppi d in try- a
: along, and theu-
. n.aiiy ntlier activities !
'n ,(!iool ulo'ig with their cuiitse.i
n. tiiev h-ivc more than enough 1
o in wr,h without working up a
'oik, and ben will they ever l
11 mi ' ; j
.'1 ,.f tie p n of ;he Christian 1
h .-si e ii.;y tearing out parti
a:-. ii'ilmiis in the McCubl.in .
tdi!;i en Main street pif J
1 !: in'ti dehng It into , 1
h Mwiiftte McCulddn 1
vd !'e ludd'HL" ".d uhin it hn-i J
' the community, n well.
. iis la iKlhotl ha. uv.-epted it
i nonition in the J, ostium State Bnnk
for the summer month.
Miss I.t ota Holmes lelt last Thurs
day for a viHit to her old home nt 1. 11
Mar, Missouri, ami expected to vis-it
iplatives m iithei cities ot that region
injure returning.
I), il. Magill and iltoy Conk were
Wallowa vinitora last Wednesday.
Haying is on in full blast in this
vicinity urid there is promise of an
abundant crop owing to the warm
weather we have been enjoying and
an ample supply of water for irriga-,
tion, now though it is Mime cooler:
it is excellent haying weather- Ruins
would hmefit the hills consieiably,
but woi .'d be a del! intent to the val
leys. Strawberries ore producing an.
1 1. 11 ml on I I'lnn I .',' Vf Mr filso. n ml !
nearly everyone who bus a patch of!
giound huA ut least a small paten o
ever-iiearieg stray berries. Besides
there are several good-sized patches
in this community and one wonders
how they will be nil consumed or can
ned for winter use, Thre is promise
of all other fruits of this climate
doing well this year, such :s aunles.
cherries, plums and prunes and pears,
besides the hush or vine berries, sincf
we eM-aped a May fiost nt the bloom-,
ing lime. Theie was a light frost
last week Friay morning but done no;
demage lo even tender garden stuff
1 here and the weather has been ex
I cepiK.nall waun fur June ior th
past two week.-, except following a
cool bieeze 'iiiursday evtning, anl it
is blowing cool again this Thursday,
which is much uppreriuted.
Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Crow of Joseph
nvl" 'i-ii'i.n ti.ii oijcij . 1
Floyd Moffil has accepted a posi
tion with the Mutual Cj career; aij
Haker and is doing quite well in hmi
new hMiitinn. j
Miss May CnrNon Is now working
in the Rohinson L'rug Store here deal-)
llf uu niH "'"I UI'llMI. . i M '. j
in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Jin
Carlson ot Zumwalt, who Ion their
home by fire seveiaJ -.vet Us a"o, 'h ' i
f'-b,-'ofr they bront'ht May
out In come to I,o.-tine and she N
tiie-only one ia the family , fortunate
in saving her petsonul property. Th"
family was at a distant neighboi'.;
when it burned. It is thought it
cautrht fioni a defective lamp m an
incubator.
The I.lgiri Tbiu'l stopped off at the
public sijuare here hist Friday r
at renadi d the town for a few minute
while on a tour through the county by
auto to interest people in the celebra
tion to be held there .July .'i, 4, and ti.
An infat.t son wus born to Mr. and
Mjs, John Avery Saturday night.
June 21th and passed away at noon
Sunday and was buried in the I.os
tine eeno-tee Mondnv atlernoon
FOR SALE
Ladies' saddle horse .
Silo fuller and engine
National Credit System
l-'Pin J''ord truck in
!' good eojidit ion
'I'Tiiirgp Klectrii! pinto
Win id Saw
COMMISSION AND
BROKERAGE
STORE
10(! Fir St. Call SIT
Nolan Skiff
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
lira-.
No Bqiipniliii! of organs; no
pri.Hurn; defects of figure
cnrrecled; n ipnrfoct founda
tion for your gowns.
Tills In addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Cnmllle" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
tlnic hy Ini'ers; no pinching of
clusps; no digging of Btays at
top hut freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models nlwayB on hauil.
I'llii's '2.,M mid up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res.
1702. Cor. RprliiB & Oak
I'hone
Tl-e
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h.'ip II'.
wiih . 1
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l'i..rl
? -t:i !
till
1,1 ...
I i .l.i:i. thev will
I '..It'" t.llll 1 l ll jlltOUt
. i. ii'.,- i c ef it'isi
!,, i'S.-i-tif.. 1 Mir,'li and
; " B-room luuisi., l.irco ,r
'. tOf. closi ill ii'l I 11. 1, 1 .trt.it i.ll'
,.frrs, lam 11, i-Iihiii lulu, u' Inns,
'nd bm, . tmiet in,.
11.
'"V, VV'' I'Hi'P' ...ui ii 1 . t.
Ne Foley Ilulldlng
j.it Grande, Oregot, e
Z3
For Coated Tcsgiia
.ti..t r.r .il't. Sour Stomach,
i.n lm. to ti..i.nru. S.ck ttrA44
ci c I ritti.4, toninp!ion, itk
til ! '. lij
. tVt'ftthel!i,ioitoi. .
t f.miipiliclivcr. bBuii
1 t. , lnl1f,lU.tMAi.M.
O I , ,1,..,.. I.l ,,)wmi4(M1
Better Than
Medicine
W ltavo i model lo
suit von liniiiino- in ppin'
t'roin Mh ttt T.")0.
SEE THEM
HEAR THEM
and ytuf will want hem.
Terms as you like.
Cettint: well noes faster by far
with a Itrunswtck lo help pass
I he tedious hours. And while
It amuses it tin ins (he ear to
an appreciation nf true? tones.
Musicians recommend T h e
Ilruuwtck to atd In the musi
t al educatitni of children.
Hi 11 ns wick blecoi ds are also
itnl(Ue in the artistic beauty
or their interpretation. A
Pritnswb'k, on 11 Itruiiswlck
thl-i is the height of nutstcal
achi-ement. .
Brun&tvick
Eastern Orca
arns
Grocery
The Accommodaticn Store
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's ana) Amour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Haras . .
Don't Fail to Ask About
. Champion Flour
Free Delivery
.. I'hone Main I'M
, -10S Fir
Two lilo.-ks X0HI1
of U. l Traeks
J
Try our Home-made .
SANDWICH BUNS
Jiisi an instnnt to liahe IlK'ni 'throunli and
spread in tlie t'il!inn:. of lull ter, jelly, cheese or
meat.
Every family thai .goes on picnics will want
to he introduced to .cur Sandwich I'.iins the
making of any picnic luncheon. "
!ount tlie'nuiuher '"1(1 "1011 multiply by
three or four it's a niiuhty poor picnicker who
won't fiijof.- that many.
Bakedi Goods Fresh and Delicious.
4 i sttViM
1 mak
elMi'
Hot Weather!
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Is the Ideal Time to Lay Linoleum.
SELECT YOUR
Annsiron& Linoleum
Jbr I:vry (low (A) ' 11m
TODAY-
V. H. Bohrtenfcamp Co.
Open Air Dancing Pavillion
JULY 3-4 5
Elgin, Oregon
Music by Imperial Pep Orchestra ...
.I.i with r
K E E P K O O-L
What Certo is and
What it Does
liy the 'ci'lo process, .Icllo, .lan:s and Alarina
lailcs can lie mailc from any fresh Fruit as well
as from canned or ln.ttled fruit juices.
Only one minute h ..iling.
lict ter color.aiid flavor.
You can use any fruit or fruit juice.
Makvs more jelly from same amount of fruit.
No worry no failures.
We rectum-cud this as we have tried it.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Call Main 80
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
For Your Saturday Order
Strawherries, I'aspherrics, 'antaloupes, Cher
ries, Apricots. I'luins, (irapel'ruit, Oranges,
liven Hcans. Asparagus,' Head Lettuce, Toma
toes, ( 'iicumliers. (!reen Peas, liects, Carrots,
Tuviimis, n.-ulishes, Onions, NVw Potatoes, (liven
J'cpp'.'i-s.
Trv our lunch meats.
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CIIARtJTC FOR DELIVERY-
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Now is the lime to get your thoughts
,'t-wiiiking anil figure out what you. will
need for that Ith of .July ph-nic.
W'c :; 11 supply you with your Heeds.
I'.uv earlv and avoid' the rush.
L G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
CALL MAIN 43
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
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