La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1922, Image 5

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"Wednesday, .Juh- 10, 1922
LA' fiRAXHK ttVF.NIXO OP,F.RYER.
PAOE FWT1
THE OLD HOME TOWN
holder) jwfc , :S"K J
tiki ,.:ST'j
4'ryV--. wA I
THE EDtTCW op tuf
IN Hl GI&AT HAS l"E TO GET
IF AN i SrKN&E.P(5i CAl-'-E IM
fc$lf5t;$fc:S(Si?ifcit;5K5t$fjt;it
H: July 21-27 Chautaucma at City vj
Park.
v July 27-28. Farmers' crop cx- v
f;- eursiion. ..-
v Sept. 1-2- Northwe.-t convention vj
r - t - O. K. K . i.t Cnni P. -
Atleutls Funeral
Pastor Krauts of Portland,
turned last evening alter attending
Alrj. Stitzinger funeral. ,
On acatifin Soon
Air. and Mrs. Paul Massey expect
to leave soon on their vacation.
They will go to Portland.
On Vticat Ion
Mao Itoirinson, bookkeeper
est h, is spending lnr siiminer va
cation at her summer home in the
mountains.
Here from ninpn
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald who
matte their home at Nam pa t arrived
here last evening to .-spend a few
days visiting friends and relatives.
Confined (o Hospital-
Glen Halinark of Cove, who has
been ill (or some time, was brought
to the Grande Koude hospital last
evening for t rea tinea t.
Slops Over Few Honrs
Miss Mildred Payton returning to
her home in Baker front Cove, stop
pud over here a few hours bet wlvmi
trains.
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who dof.s not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in
the evening, pleaso call Western
Union, Main 24. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
FREE "BENEFIT DANCE
Fur -Sti-iUcrs Wednesday
Kveniiitf
3lnsic donalel liv ljoliey's
Oreliestra
Rex Hall
ceeos
Camping
Clothes
We carry everything
lo weai' for outdoors, I'or
(he whole family.
. Khaki and Whip Cord
Suits
I.ace Knee Pants
Ladies' Khaki lilouscs
and M iddies
Khaki Uats ' .
Jliuh. Top Shoes and
I'acs
Sri'uttecs and I .eifins
Russell aiid Vhippewa
I'acs
( ui jrif s live very
low compare tlicin.
Jantzen Swimming
Suits
ft ii 11 wlioloo'uiiiily
cfotton BatSing SuitsQ
$1.45 fa $2.45
Hit the Old Swirning 9H
oHole These Hot Days
Qins Clothiery
"ThQ Store With a
Conscience" O
1103 Adams Ave. o
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Local News In Brief
By Stanley
AN f 1,' i: J!
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man
twHtv Clarion rt itaCiV &.
DOwN lO ThC UET TO
il ThC- NOON n-'-.U.
To Fruit Farm
M'- Nihicar and children left
l"t evening for Walla Walla to
"'lul roM 1' tlu; summ,?1 UlL're
un 11 I'ril't tiirni-
.
nc.r
.Myrt le Mason rrturni'd List eve
ning at'ler a I'i'W days' visit with
liA r uncle, C. C, Mason, who lives
at Kagle Valley. '
Vi-dis- in Portland
Mv. and f.Mrs. Fred C. Hamilton
of La tiraudu are at tho orego'n
lor a short stay in the
.Ion inal.
city.
-Oregon
Kiting llroliier
Mrs. (ieorge Itejdin left this
(morning to s;.nd a few days at the
at: lnime 0f i1(.r biother, L. A.. Koss. ;i
well luutwn Imsiui'ss man of linker.
I (el urns from Lake
K liner McMannus i-nd wife, who
h;i ve been spending a li'w days Jit
Wallowa lake, returned last evening,
reporting a very pleasant time.
lsll lug Sister
Mrs. William Anderson left I his
morning on No. 1M for 1 faker to
upend a few days there at the
home
of her slstu', .Mrs. l- K. Slierred.
To Ciiinn
Ha Chamlers, who has been visit
ing her mot lie i at Enterprise, re
turned to her homo iu Union thb
morning,
To Oakland
Airs. Lillian Adams, of Oakland,
who has been in the city Hbveral
days on business, i et ui ned to her
home Ibis morning.
At Savoy
C. Y.' McDowell
resident of
Suiumerville, arrivt'.d in La Grande
last night and spent the evening j
lien:, as a gtie.it of the Savoy.
Itet mils from Spokane
Paul H. Ilrennon returned Tues
day morning from Spokane,' whei c
he lias bee. n the nast few da vh ut-
1 1. a ding to business mutter.:.
Conies to Slay
Mrs. Charles K. Wales
pi ond and happy mot Ihm- of
(lie
pound ha by girl, born yesterday.
Moth mother and child are doing
nicely.
e Clerk at tilass Drugs
Geore K. Allen, an experienced
drug cleik of Nampa, Idaho, arrived
in tin city this morn in i; to accept
.a position with the Gla:.s Drug com-
pany.
Spends Day on holder 1 arm
Mrs. Chris Mays and daughters
Wi I ni.i and Evelyn, spent yester-iia,
at the Amy Kim-hart place the othe
side of Iiubler, returning to thci
home this morning1.
Spends Day iu it
Miss Edna Miller and Itefa Fur
guson, who are emphyiid at Hot
Lake sipenl yestx'iclay iu tin
shopping and isit iug f iend
turning home in the evening.
city
Oier VcNtenhn
Stephen Hutchinson, a well known
stockman of l iiioii. motored lo
Grande yesterday and vpent ih" af
ternoon here attending to some busi
ness aiiaiis.
Over fremj I njoti
Marit Spain of I'nieu, ar:i d in
La Grande this morning oil No. 17
and will spend the day h-rp on a.
'hopping tour and will return to
Union .in the evening.
I nir.it "Man Hen-
J. W. S;Muer, a well kiwn citi
zen if l?iiun, was a La Orande; visi
tor Tuesday, driving over in t he
i"ld : r;V'"u"! :r,y
TiZ:.Z,,Mu., "' "
I uii n HniMTi.er
P H. W. V.. Sn.t' l;0 a 1 'n horse
laiser, Mit. in town Tuesday on busi
ness. He :-vied i L:i lr.mde tin
ami w iii We here for sev
eral hours
nme fiiin Vacation
Kinma Lottie, who i- employed at
the Ve( department .-i'"". returned
last e enirtii t'riim I'd tlar.d. w here
ih has be1 n s tiding l.'-r .i atiin.
rtiporting a ry fine lime.
AraiieM Ciic
V. A. Smit h, a prominent at tor-!
t.O r Mak V. spent wMerday li j
1,-f CJr fddf. f; 1 ei,li-" ti'i'l Willi t!ie
'-i.il a:-e of Ltltl v r-il.- l.nn , in
volving Mile lit l,p -rt V illte, (-.t. I
VMttng II. ie
Waller KdditiKtuii and wlfo of
Hrici'M ' lihtlin urn nn.'iiil i II & H ftW
days Here at the home of S. F. An
difws. Mr. Andrews and. Mr Ed
diiiKtuu are old school mutes.
Wullovui tieny
lleorno Y. Cherry, a. resident of
Wallowa, is, in La Grande fur u
short time attending to sumo busi
ness matters, and during his vitsit
licit he is stopping at the Foley.
'OH II I'mni lllilerprise
Karl Hanua nf Enterprise, arrived
In La Crandje last evening on the
branch line train and is upending
a few days here on business.
Ilanna Ik a guest of the Foley.
I lurk to Vork .
Mr. 'and Mrs. ('. H. Byers. who
have been viHllliiKnt tho humo xf
their son, Italph UytVs. returned
to I heir home, in York. Peirn., stat
ing that they thought tho west was
a wonderful country.
Uaiuelu Man
T'i .a ' l.l.m .if Kit mutil who
is employed on the highway, arrived
in town lust evening and apeni ui
nluht at the Summer, leaving to
take up hi duties this u:orniug.
Ulltv Visitor
Sam Witty, a well known resi
dent ill Ktaulield, spent last evening
in La Grande on husiiss as a guest
ir the Kofliiner. Air. Witty returned
to his home this morning. ,
.Motors o Pendleton
C. C. Pennington nnd wife, nccom
panied hy Mrs. RtHT Heatey and I k n.niu j
daughter, Klixabeth, left thU morn-1 4ym k. Andrews and Jasper perry i
ing lor Portland to spend a fewlarH home after spending some time
days visiting, expecting to return !j the j;upert. Idaho, country. Mr. I
the latter part of the next week. Andrews states that the fruits)
Lyceum Woman In Town
Miss K. M. Shyrock, of the Amer
ican business lyceum. spent' yester
day In the city on business, leav
ing in the eve n tux for linker, where
she will Iim engaged at her work
for a few days.
Leave for Vincent
C. W. liailiness left La Grande
this morning, where ho spent the
evening, lor Vincent on the branch
line train, where he will .visit with
friends for some time. 'Mr. Hart-
mess makes liU home iu Cuhartsou,
Idaho.
Itusiiiess Pntposh ion
L. C. Smith, formerly ennployed
on the O.-W.. but now in Hie list
of strikers, left this morning on
the branch line train bound for Vin
cent, where he may ncuept a busi
ness proposition with mills therf
Itev. Hons Honx
Rev, w. ('. Itoss and wife of the
Presbyterian church have returned
home from their trip to the annual
meeting of the Synod of Oregon at
Corvallls and ffom n week-end trip
to Newport.
Like Wa I low a I iii he
Mrs. C, L. Wfnsor und sou, Rich
ard, passed through last evening on
hev way home lo Portland, alter
spending a few weeks a-L Wallowa
lake. Mrs. Wlnum says that Hie
beauties of Wallowa lako are very
ref resiling.
Driving to Port land
L. Ii. Haynes, manager of the
I'll in n Cher-se Co., passed through
La Grande today driving to Port
land. Mo is taking a eousiderabh
jqnaiitity of cheese along with him
and expects to introduce It in west
ern Oregon and along the route to
Portland.
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan.
h: & s. electric
Electrical
10.j Depot Street.
Mid Summer Clean -Up
A FINAL CLEAN UP IS OUR GOAL
Here is an event of great interest if economy is oj any
importance to you.
SUITS AND COATS All Suits and Coats Yi Price
Silk Dresses in Three Groups-Three Prices
, $35.00 $22.50 $15.00 v
HOSIERY SPECIAL Ladies' Fashioned Pure Silk
Hose, $1.50 values $1.00
SUMMER WASH DRESSES OFF These include
Linens, Organdys, Swisses and Ginghams.
MILLINERY CLEARANCE
$4.93 value up to $16.50
:$3.00 value up to $J10.00
BLOUSES REDUCED U
SKIRTS ii OFF
Sciy;c ami I loiiicsiiiin materials; solid li Ms. striiir:
ri hi ks; several styles (d i hci(pc tidin.
CORSETS Kabo and Jane Jackson 1 Off
This advert i.-gjineiit is only a partial list nf the
lues we offer.
CAMPBELL SISTERS
!
Homo to Pocntello
Km ma Lockver of Pocatelln, re-
turned to her home last evening
alter spending some time hern at
the homo of her num. Mrs. Charhfc
Kdwardrt. Mrs. Kdwaids accompau-!
ied her niece home expecting . to
stay a few weeks.
I alter bo many years. Kearney
ratty Drove Mown lNb" UaU' b-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itidwell of.. 'TT , ;
North Powder, and Mrs. Kmma , s" '"""'"C Holc l,Ml"
Clark, of I nii.n. aceompanie.l by an-
other Judy, diove to La Craudo thlsi11"11, Ia 'v- v.i..uu-
mornlng and are spending the dayat l'"t time the swimming
here on business and visiting with holes are very popular. Kvery day
friends H ,;irge number will be found at
' 'the city park and In the river and
. I many make the trip to the Country
Mtiiii: limits jeiub t() gwim .ju (he tli)k there In
Samuel Willy, who is now making : (ll(.ti just al)mit every avitiiabVe
his home In Stnutleld. 1s spending a pwtH, t(, hask ia thp CIK), wuU,ra ts
few days In the city visiting friends., j W(,,i supplied with iu share of the
Me. Witty has been at Wallowa Ink! cily-B uuutically inclined membela.
a couple of weeks and states that j
It 1h the only tpol to spend a 1
cation.
' ' ' " ) points, whether a voter may regiK
To K.lghi on ltii.iiiess j ter in one irecinet ami cast a bal
F. F. Wiley, a citizen nf IVndle-jlut in another und wluther a voU-r
ton, arrived In La Ciainle" last eve-! may change his party registration
nlng on No, IS and after spending; on election day were argued today
the night bene as a guest of the before circuit court by attorneys to
Sommer. left this morning on the! Charles Hall and (iovernor Olcott
brauch line train, hound for F.lgin, 'in the primary contest,
where he will spend the dav at-
tending to some business matters.
Stopping ni Somno'i'
Mrs. lien Oakiuan, of Palmer
Junction, arrived in La Cntnde last
evening on the bramh UnA train
and is spending a few days here,
shopping and iwit ing with friends.
During hei- stay iu town she is a
guost of the Sommer.
around Rupert am iu the best of
condition and that then
is plenty
the crops.
of ln'lp to take care
Marriage License ,
A marriage license was issued to
Ray H. Snider and to Miss Fay
Hellus by the county clerk etirly
this wtck. The former is an em
ploye on the O.-W. in La Grande
and Miss Bellas u a resident of
Union.
Leaves for Penillelou
Maud H. Muiison. who makes hei
headiiuarlji is in Portland, hd't this
morning tor Pendleton, where who
will spend a few days on business.
Alius Mil main is connected with the
motion picture industry and has
been in La Grapde for about a week.
Here lletweeii Tivihis
N. L. Kloweis, who lias been vis
iting friends and relatives at Los
time and Knterprise, arrivel here
Ia.jt evl'iilng on the branch line,
train, slaying a few hours between
train tine- looking for bis old
friends. Mr. Flowers is on his way
home to Chehalis, Washington.
Springs In Stock
Motorists will he Interested iu the
announcement ,,f (ji0 u, iihneu
kamp company, ihat tiny have add-1
ed a full lino nt replacement springs
for all makes of uirs. With the
exeepLlon of a i"v of the models
thai are almost obsolete a new I
spring can now he h id from them t
out of stock to replace any that ;
iney migiit ureaK.
Alter Many Years- j
A. It. Cherry and wife, of Lai
Grande, Oregon, are visiting at All!-1
i"r with (heir old friends Air. and !
Mrs. Frank Brown, and also in Kji'ii
(Juit your niennr.i's.--rack.
U anH Kir.
Jeter Tabor-7-18-:ii
Contractors
Phone :j!):j-W
$1.98 value up to $7.00
$1.00 value up to $5.00
tiey, during the past week. The
Cherry family were old residentH of;
Kearney. A. II. Cherry when a boy, ;
thirty-eight ears aj o. was a watch)
1 maker's apprentice at the Haw-j
thorn jewelry store, and is very
: hiuppy to find J. D. Hawthorne audi
"Mo" t'roll still at the old stand j
i' ng me spell o not gainer
two roixrs Aiu.n:i
SALLM. July Two letal
NEW TODAY
1 FOR SAI.lv
Have two lots in Gale's
addition to the City of Port Angel
es, Washington to trade for Ford
or car in good condition. "C'lll "t
AlodU Restaurant, Mrs. Bert Onk-
FOR Sv'LK Reed baby carriage and
baby walker for sale- Cheap if tak
en today. liHa E. Penn, 7-10-ltp
FOR SALK Silver plated trombon
in pei feet condition, with good case.
Inquire 10!) HcpVt St. Phone Alain
. 75. 7-HI--U
FOR SALK-
Four room modern house
two lots, ygod barn, fifteen good
fruit trees, fine garden, $2000
terms. A good buy. Call 181 1
Spruce St. 7-P.t-;it
FOR SALK Sewinf machine, wrinir
tr and a few small articles. Call
1-L'nli. 7-lll-2tp
! WANT I'M") Ten cherry
! cents a pound. May
pickers, U
Park. Call
7-lD-ltp
!10-K.
WANTED Cherry pickers at May
Park, U cents a pound for picking.
Phone 2W1-M. 7-liMUp
FOR RENT Three-room furnished
apartment. Phone :tMt-R. 7-1'J-tf
NOT1CK.
Phone Alain 780 for your wood needs
as wood i liable to be scarce and
higher. 7-lD-lt
(Juit your meanneas.
nacle. V nnd Fir,
Jeter Taber-7-18-;it
BENEFIT OLD TYME
DANCE
FOR THE STRIKERS
Thursday Evening
.Iul,y 27
ZUBER HALL
1 ,J, Powers, ,MKr.
!
!tax44!
"f 'l .: OLDEST AND MOST
J$i taxi skkvick
j. IX 'J'HU CITV.
All Short Cull,) zre
m nit ..iii... .71 cu
l'roiMitly Willi
"tt Itoiidccl Olivers.
I Ford & George
4
4 Call
,
MAIN 44
For Sale
j
Grocery store, cluing Kood btiwl
(neHs, In La (irandej. Owner's 'health
failing is reason Tor Helling. Con
jsult us as to price and terms.
One of the best pool halls In Lh
G ramie for sale. I'rico and terms
rirht. Come )u and let us toll you
about it.
' acres choice land with good
improvements on the hi ah way near
I n ion. Kino crop on every fool
cd it, T acre orchard and whI load
ed with fruit, all fenced, and good
water rifchl with -pP-nty of water.
Prim ! ii 'JO and $1 'M) 0 ca s h will
bauclle it.
HImI; 4 room house, two IoIh. all fne
I ed, yaraire, on east Adams avenue.
! Price $15io Qd $100 cash, balance
$2u.int per month. Just like find,
ing It.
infill; 1 O
C.J. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, Oregou
3.
L'iiiB-gJ.UgJ
New
Sweaters
J ALL TIIK N'KW STVLE.S
AND COJ.ORS
Your inspection invitud.
FRENCH & GREENE
Eeady-to-Wear and Shoes
A.R'G.A'D.E-
TODAY AND THURSDAY
EUGENE O'BRIEN
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"CHANNING OF THE
NORTHWEST"
A rippiiiL;' slory ol' the moimUeH with
O'liricn in one of his best roles,
Special Attraction
THE OLD OHEGON TRAIL
CELEBRATION AT BAKER
IndiansOx Teams Settlers
ilanlsliips as thev weiv in the (iiivs of the
. ' West.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
CARE'S
For Crec'it
No Interest
Forced
What would you do if you had to move?
You woulif chop tin1 irires until thev had lo
la.y w .ildi.-t: yo;,? . . x 211113
Well ,t hat 's just hji we are doinjj!
Come .ec our priics and he cMiiivineed.
ASH BROS.
"The .-tore that keeps faith with the people."
A CLASSIFIED
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