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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1922)
" ' Wpflnrwlnv. "July ID. 1022 PAITR ETfiTTT L:V (TRAXDK EVKNTNTi OTiSKT?YT:T? SHOES. HKi'AiRKU. I Oi lit wnir n'e:iiii!c.ts. Jeter Talier-7-18-3t nude. U and Kir. Hu.sch & Sons Uixl Huml Store. Monroe street. Women's i'.hoc. 75c and 1.00 Per. Men's shoe: $1.25 and $1.50 pr. Main tack Quickly Cone. "In this life, nothing l ocrmnncnt hut eliiiii't'," remarks n hilofmphtr Mens Scout Shoes i Ours Is very tleetliiK." Itostoii Tnin- T F. F.OVKI.KSS. r El: Are in Stock Again. $1.95 to $3.95 Westenhaver & Gilbert V'M) Atlams Ave. Ji rande ca! wemom (portabk) for vacation . iim ,v:n v i 5 I. li p. Summer nights are ViJl.-e!-i niphts! Here is a routine Vufirola f..r 50 tlir.t you c-.n take with you anywhere. 'Mi!i;f c 'iv !, o i-i.-!:-: i- , I21, ill-Ks wil'c. It : !".V' - ! ... i .!. tm-it..l!r Nri-' i !: ' ml:''.1 Nickc! i'':v.'.t ("-.. pt.Kr !!! - J. 1 il.- Movable r.nrvir.r Limit. Newlin Book & Stationery Company The I.mlicj of the )Mo one heart Le gion will he entertained at Kiveride 1'aik Thursday afternoon- AH (.hone, wi.-diiii to io are requested to meet at the Red osn ImiK .Store ut 1 ::(). The hostesses for the Ht'tcrnoon will be -Mrs. Charlie Kunyan. Mm. Hoy Smith. Ah .Mary Kunburjr and MO.s. Ki- .Mr. and .Mrs- 'W. Todd and their lit tie daughter, Marpaiet, returned to their homo in l'ortland this mornliiK Mfter spending be vera i pleasant day. on the hanks of Wallowu Lake. ThuX hi rived in La Grande last eveninjf on Uie hruiH-h line train and were ovcr- 'niKht K'"'ts at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. 'Kay Milleriritf, K Miss Adilla rhillips returned to her hnnie in Huffalo, New York, last ev- . I'limp utter spendinK1 about two week. in La tiiiiruie as a house truest (tf Mr. tand Mis. K. C. Turkey. Mrs. Phillips 'will return to her home ly way cf Yellowstone Park, wht.ru she will stop for a few days visiting "Amercia's , Wonderland." Mis. Kenntdy fiaker and her daugh ter, Cladys who have been visiting at' lino home of her brother and his wife i.Mr. and Mrs. Karnest Watkins, left. the fore nart -f the week, bound for ! Portland, where they will spend sev iejal'iltis before returning to their home in Handon. I , Key. Cieo. (iuijrley married Omar iKiakman and Mrs. Hazel Martin at the Methodist parsonage last evenirnr 1 he young people are residents of Al ii I and will make their home there Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Kuekman were pres cn. at the woddinir. The weddliiK or Mr. Archie A. : Mitch:! of l. i (Irande and Ih'a Stum- : Ijuugh of Kntei nrise was fpiietly per I'uiMit'd at the Christian Church par-snna-'e hy Key. Jones, Tue-dny even jig. The young couple will make their home in J.a (irande for the summer. Word was received of the birth tf -i daughter. July III, lo Mr. nd Mrs Mike Malny of Stewaid, Alaska. Mis. Maluy will be remembered s Mis.t , , llc'i.iie White, who taught in the com mercial denartiiient of the La Grande high school. I u The Mis.-ion Hand fif the First lYobyte! ian Church will meet at th:1 bi'ine ni' Mrs. C. K, Anderson, f07 Ad:im.-, Thursday afternoon at 2::t0. All meniliers are cordially invited. Mi-s Matgaret l-'nwler of Haker niece of Waul W. Fowler, and J.Miss',! Alu e Amev of Knter-prise are spending i h'ir iinimer vacation with -Mr- and ! Mis. Ward W. Fowler. j i The Ladies (tilde Class of llie Irs- ' t i ian church is meeting at the ! i 1 "!!! of Mrs. Harry Turner. 172 jj U a.-hinglon avenue this afternoon. h ! i 'l lu- Clio Cluh will meet at the Coun-J trv Chi!) Friday afternoon, with Mrs Kav Mii'iihy as hostess. The after- 1 nnini will he spent tit bridge. !j ; The l.rtal S.islers are meeting this11 tfieiij'nin at liiverside Park. ! If IT-CHEN iAOMFORT MAY EE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF Electric Cooking Devices Y'oii would lie surprised to know (lie size of a meal dial may be jirepared with a few simple devices. The cost .' operat inn is trivial in com parison wit li the convenience : ul comfort ob tained. Call and See Our Line of TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT, PLATES, GRILLS K Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company PUBLIC SALE, i I ' Jighti 10 MEN i o m v a - I loaiil llic news? Ui.unoiul Iv.s prculuccj a new, scrviee-.ii'l:t il lire for li;li v ei;;!it cars lli.it is llu- beM value we l).ne s-.eii ibis year- tlicIOUlU-: DIAMOND I 'reaj Tire. Shows the result of speci.il stmly of tiie liglitv.vii'lit tar tire piohlems. Many new aiul valiuMe le.. lures. The low price is a revelation We are show, in tin's tire (or the iust time. &urc and sec it. Oregon Hardware &. Implement Co. COVE 'NEWS ITEMS (S), i lal ti The observer) COYK, July IS). L. 1. Sutherland w.ts agreeably surprised when hU two ' i .ters, Mrs. It. K. Anderson and 'Mrs iCri.Wnntnl of Pendleton arrived for a ..hurt vi.-it. They were aecninpanietl Uv Mi', linvnmml, their daughter, Mis. ('. K- lietse, and two sons, of Helix. Oit.giiu. J i-. hunn, from Lincoln, Ne liia ka. alc Mr- and Mrs. Karl Lan-' dt'is. of' l.;t (irande. , A. L. Hartley and family visited at i ilie home nf Chester Hartley in FJgin on Friday. M i s. Fa; I Landers is visiting her .-istrr. -Mi-. ,K T- lioswell, this week- Mr. and Mis. .1. K. Kight ami smi. 1 'i ell tin i veil from Raymond, Wash. ..li Tear-diiv to vi-dt their parents, Mr. .tiMl ;ls. N'.dM.n Kight, "lso other rel lives Tiny made the trip by auto thiee f 1 a s and report fairly good i A m i i r.r those who atteulod th.' j 'Viinire nui'ling at the Kastern Oregon i i l'.-t 'iii'-m Stat it ii at I" ohm wer-. 1 i-o Cmidwick. Mrs. L. J. Chadwiik I lr.:. John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. i Mi'h-r and lien Miller- FatMiM's will begin to cut their fal:, w a ,it tins week- Mis. I.. J. Chadwick was a visitor, in I'nion Friday for dental work. 'Lu' M K. Church he, Sabbath1 hool seiviccs in the (Jeo. Me it-iniel vml lasi Sunday This w: ( followed by a pii-nic dinner. 1 l. .-nihethuid. the cuial mail car t u'i i- h.ivinir In- annual va.-at ion ii't! Mr-. Cora Lluoin is delivering the At Jay Shaw's in Fruitdale, second place north, of Zack Ciiandler's. Tuesday August 1. Beginning at 10 o'clock. Will sell the I'ollowiiiM- articles: 1 S-fc-ot Met 'oi-mick biniler. If wauled before sale see Tom Jol nson. 1 I'nmpina Kniiie 1 ( 'orn I'hinier I dackson .'or! ; Wagons 1 l''a lining .Mill 1 Set of Harness a u !.:.! ras 1 'ream Separator 1 Kordson Tractor ;.nn Plows, Pulleys, exteijsion rims. 1 K'an-e 1 Heater .1 liathtiil.- , 1 Washing Machine and Wringer 2 ( 'upbi ards . :! I teds and Springs 1 Single lied 1 IJnreaii :: Stand 'fables Six head of horses 1 .ler-ey Heifer iviii.tt mill; Some chickens and other artiideK not mentioned. Terms of Sale: Six months at ' ' bankable notes. Ten dollars and under cash. All over ten dollars,.")'' discount for cash. FREE LUNCH AT NOON Jay Sh Tom Johnson, Auctioneer ihaw and Mrs. V. I. Shaw 1 1 H Ij371 DEPARTMENT STORES Men's Work Shirts Exceptional Value . WHUN jou-taUe ad vaiitnge of this op portunity to save on the eo.st of Men's liiiJ'l1-!:ri"le Chnmlirny Work Shirts yo(i profit by our tremen dous purchasing power for 312 stores, which makes possible this remarkably low price. 89c TliPKe slilrls are m.Kle of lionry nml nieUiuin v.'eilit eliaiiilirnys. cxlm full out. douMe Ktitehcil. Willi Imtliin po'l.'"i' !-., ll'i to 17 A roll koiiiI wn lec al.le Work Shirt. Khaki Rollers For Men -.mm if.--,. tv-.. l - 1 A TIat for hot we-iMir wear. 1ooiI i'iaity UhaUl cloth with stiiehed brim; plain or set-etMli-il fn'i(. All screens doubly pro tected kba':! tape; nil exclusive J. C. I'elitiey Co. feature. Optiiuu or roller styles. 49c Outing Shoes Men's Long Voar The quality of leather and workmanship that goes into these shoes as sures you of long service and foot comfort. Our low prices make them ex ceptional values. Men's Outing Shoe, choco late elk Bike Half;- split ffiisset, half-double Bole, nailed. $2.49 Men's Athletic Underwear A Remarkable VrJue An exceptional offering of these popular Athletic Union Suits for men. The cool, eomfortau!e light weight garments so much ill diiuund for oumnier wear. Made of best quality cheeked nainsook; full cut. spcciall;' constructed. Our low price assures substantial saving. km? ri ll ml 98c You Chjny the real savlnpi rffeeird thru our tremendous buying power for IM'J department stores. For illustration these hich-irrnde Athletic L'nlon Suits fur men, if purchased in the regular way by ordinary retailers emild not be mld at nea. My so low u price a ihe one we ciiiote. -THH LAROKBT 'CHAM DKHAKTMKNT, -BIOKK OHQAMZATION J TUB WOULD- A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT r S'li.E-R.R-Y.'S LAST DAY 'GAY and DEVILISH HUM, SI lil'HISKS WOMAN. VAM-Ol'VKli. Wash.. ,llv 111. M's. M..tt;i Wilsiin. wliii I i vos in V.i 1 1 i n it's .'ill . Iic;irl :i nois.. tin II'-' l.'l' el 111.- llOIISi' Miinil.ly Ilinni :it V. ii'.-lo. . She m-ii (Mllslil" 1 ' -ai'-il ."Wli.il in.- ,iU inokini: i.T'' TI:. WITJL 6 ; Doris0 May and Cullen Landii A Sure Fire Comply -- Also "RATTLING TIIE BONES'' ( 'ollU'.l V liiuc. I.l.i.k rmi iil-liln'il iiu.i .i. .ice :iiul kiiiu k.'il li.-r iiuwn :i" il v. .-nl . II :,s :i liu-u,. ,:.; ,.ir nml Ills ii.im' lure llic ,',,llnr Iut tiii-lil miwii. jiinl uilh tine paw sunk In.', claws Into thr fl.--.li r u,.r ,.n ilu'vc (In- knci-. Then tlu hi-ar ,lis-ilM.'ari-1 into ihc ilaikntv-s. Mrs. W ilson's injurii s art' not ci- lis. o SUBSTANTIAL FOODS AT HOOVERIZED PRICES t5ffioaSb Hpoocaized Crocork WHl.I 1 HE THRIFTY IMKOfl YOU$ OALOOTION-IONKI O O O (ii'iuidc Kniide I'otatiit'S. sound assorted stut-k, HID lb. sark v 90c rnimi ( 'InVsi', H ' 25c Tillaiii..uk Cli.-fsf, II) 33c t'lmii-i' ('uc I'riiiit's, 2 llis s- 25c Cnni Mral. HI Hl sack 27c .Meadow Maid Milk, lartre ean 10c Swi-ct Potatoes, i'ine smooth stod; k ;&t l dried, ." lbs 3$C o ItiliollMii-sN nnrf t'uiistiiittiull. 0Pi,4V Cane Su-ar e!v:iii,-,', u,. windi-sale today making today's wlniltPtilf ei'laeeiiield cost llooverizto l!iic win! il la-ts $7.1(6... We sell to .-mvoiiP. We tloti't use sugar as a bait, and will 1 "Lor vy.nrs I was tnuihled with hit tMi in and constipation, which niadi Uie iiiiMTHi'le tnr ine. "My appetite !'ailed nie.ft 1 lent niv uual force utid j MUiltty. i't'pin nrepniatons and ca iuirtixs onl nmde matters worse- 1 to not kr..v whore ! should have bee 'i'.Iiiv had 1 not tried Chamberlain' Tatdets. The taMetx relieve the lU eelin at once, stien'hen the itigrs. ive f unci .is, helniin' the system to di ii work M-.turally," w riles Mrs-1 Ko Totts, innlnhniu, Ala. O o co t lii'ivt'niv soli to anOniio a li v aniiuit. Where UioeTlomfty Throng O o o HOOVERIZED GROCERY. o
