La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1922, Image 3

Wednesday, August 16, 1922.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
STORK SHOWER
COVE FUNCTION
of a tlrup store in Enterprise, iKirinir
the absence of it owner.
Mis. K. U. Conklin untf t.uujrhtor,
MiUticd, who have ben visitinir Mrs.
CcnUlii.'.s wiientH, Mr. ami Mrs. Otlu
irikuisley, h:vo return?.! to their
h. me i:t Ontaiio. Mrs. Conklin is a
jniimary leather in the Ontario
- - schoois.
COVE, Ag. Hi. Farmers tire busy! Mi. ami Mrs. T. R. Conklin wore
in the grain fields.' - The fall sown; hosts at a small dinner party on Sun
(fiain i.s cxcentiomtlly ; f?iol, whikiday.
much f the grain sown in the spring! Mr. and Mis. Lewis McNeil of Keith
is small and of poor quality. "te guests at the home of Mr. and
John -Kirhunl' started uut with his; airs. irvn .iuvum..
thie.hinir machine Saturday m rniiii:
He nins a hifjr crew and dues nearly
all the threshing in this vicinity. 1
Mr- and Mr H. C. liies and (fuugh
ter of Union were in Cove on Fri
day. ' Mrs. Win. Fauuer and children ,of
'Richmond, Vo., who have been visiting
Mis. K. J. Htackland for'the past
i.uuin l.antu and Leonard L.ve. who
have been camping in tlie ;im
.ince the clo.se of the cherry season
aie at home airuin-
Elmw Hansen has returned to his
home in t.'amlnide, Idaho, after a
month spent in Cove at the ln-mie of
his tester,- Mrs. ( has. Do Unas.
Miss Liotia Hansen, of Cambridge,
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...i. t, i...... i.,... i i ...in itiano. who nas otan a t earner in love
visit in Californk before .returning ho'Is fur Past lw? Vwirs! !?!!?
to their home In Virginia.
Prof and Mrs: 'Roy Conklin and chil
dren, of Union, were in Cove on Sun
day, guests at t he home of Mr. and
Mrs, L. K. Lay.
Mr. nml Mra. P M I ittifi nf Fr.-P-1
watpr were guest. t t the home of J.
F. Dean a short time since.
- Mr. and Mrs.; R. ' Sfi. Uaxter were
made happy by. the arrival of a small
son'en Monday, August 7.
Raymond W. .Peskof Salt Lake i.s
visiting at the' home zi tub parents,
her bt :ther, Klmer, will attend Wil
lamette University this year.
The family of '.Rev. I. I.orve re
turned on Saturday from their trip o
the It. Y. I. U. convention at Colum
bia City- The Kev. Loree spent Sun
day at Knterpiise, leturninjT home on
Mr ml ay.
Mrs. F. M. Greenough, who has
been janitor for the Cove 'school fur
several years, has resigned her posi
tion act-cunt of ill health.
Miss Hazel Himsen, of Rakrr, was
a Cove visitor for the week-end.- She
r -i t
F. Hell, has returned to her home in lw absent a week or ten days. -
Pendleton. Chns. IV-Hnfts hai rotvnned from a
i Mrs. Blaine Ceer, who has been a 1 trip to , Lin l, Wnsliingtoii; ' ' He -hn
gutvt at the hoijie of the Hells; ha ! bcM- avvav ncurly'a month."
ic turned to hr home in Wiilia Walla- I I'h'ivnre lloiyfnrd h:iS'juit return-
Mis MildieJ Fulp is visiting in -d f,T,m it wivk'a outing ' on ' thc-
I i'll.IILlUll. ItK'JU
Mis 1 rankle run; accompanied he.
aunt, Mis. Rlaiue Ueer to her home iui
Walla Wal'a. I
J. It. Uve, John Dean, Mrs. J. Rjtel,1
ml .Mi-s. J. Kohlman weie anumg thh'
t ove Petiple to visit the metrapuii.-,
last week-
Mrs. L. R. Lay was ;i Union visitor
a couple of days last wtvk-
Miu. li. UuiKMii and small or.s wer.
Union visitors last week.
Mr. and Mis- J. 11. t awley. of Min
neapolis, Wisconsin, have luen guests' (lty Associated Proxs)
at (he hoim of Mrs. Cawicy's aunt,; NAMl'A, Ida-, Aug. Hi. Members
Mi. i. Ralph (?omstock. They are outlof the Christian Endeavor societies of
"seeing' the Pacific Northwest- They Idaho will meet ht're August lM to 27
rptnt aonie time in South Dakota and. in a stata convention. Mure than 200
will gu from here to Staltle ami oth-j delegate 3 ave expected to be present,
er points in the norlhw; t before rt- . Among tbt apeakers who will be
turning to their eastern home. 'piesint at the trmvention ale Paul C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ccmstock and Id-own, Pacific Const Christian En
fa:nUy will leave tomorrow to visit dcavor swretavy; the illev. J.J. Pier
at the home of John Comlock nndjn of Po-Rtello, Idaho: the Rev. Hep:
family at Nampa, Idaho. They will Tod 1 of Fiuiiland, laho, and the Rev.
Iraki' the trip by automobile and will tt Hir r f Hoise. Idaho.' I
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Mr.' and Mrs. Lewis Peck. Mr. Peck hu; been attending summer- school
spent his boyhood in Cove but hasiUt Monmouth and spent n few duys
herr on her wr- -hnift. Miss Hansen
js one oi tne l acuity oi ine natter j
srhool. Vhiie here she was the guesi
of Mr. A. C. Conklin-
Mi-s. Havobr Hawkes, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr- onl Mrs. H.
not visited his old home for several
years. ' -
Miss Grace Pease will teach in the
ShaYighiii 'Distiict this coming year.
John Hazelwood of Elgin is in Cove
and will have charge of the flouting!
mill. Mr. and Mrs. Hnzelwood" lived
in Cove several years ago and the
people will give them a warm wel-ji
M?ss Zela Goyette is able to be out- P5! !
again after the injury she received J ' ' i
to her foot early in July- (l r j U 1 1 Q !
The members of the Epworth Lea-i i
gue served ice cream and cake to thJ w , f lh a BOOlI
fiubhc on Saturday and netted the nice . . , . ,,,.... ' iinm
SIS' f m- th""!S - ' '- " -"
!7Jn J. W. Silk and E. H.Evans !j -"' ". h""'e i mo.Ul.ly .
mirtS,naMO"day P " W- tHV ""we""""' vo several newly'
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conlev were out ! '"'i't bunBaIowB for sale at prion i
in the mountains, last week. J that will aunnrlso yon. Smi 11
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Stackland and J Hayn.ent dowa and the l.alance ,
daughter, Mrs. R. II. Davis, will go to I on monthly payments. !
l'crtlan.l this week We have Tor sale ami trade. ,
Miss Florence Severs of Seatt'e,! all kinds of Kood farms, stoek i
W'ashinplon. is a Bucst of her ister,i ranches, fruit tracts, bnildlne ,
Mrs. J. F. Dean. j J lots and city proiperty of all,
Mrs. Earl Landers nf La Grande;, kinds. J
came over to Cove on r riuay., return-J
ine; Saturday. i,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rulssel, MSssii
Tmogen Uusscll anir Mr. and Mrs. ,1.J
E. Stearns were visiting old friend ini,
Cove on Sunday. jj
Mr. and Mrs. CJiris Mays, Miss Mac;J
Steam of La Grande and Miss Mil-;,
dreil Trindal of Salem spent Sunday "
in Cove. j,
"l- h film, nf f nvo .s in charge
LA GRANDE
X
HEALTH authorities agree that; Qhil
dren should let coffee and tea alone,
that their nerves may be kept free from
the caffeine drug disturbance, and grow
up in natural health.
Isn't thw suggestion good for you, tpo?
There's charm for r.ll and harm for. none in
Postum, that satisfying, wholesome cereai
beverage which contains nothing to disturb
Permanent as the Pyramids"
Maim fact nrcrs of
llulldlng "fs
Founilitiion J
Silo
yWf-'lt'W"6?8 or Q!eEUon- Make the. test today.
psis'
fen BEVERAGE rvv;ffiD
Hewer
Wnter
Irrlgnt ton
Culvert
Drainage
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 320
ifS,' Postum. for Health
-SEPTIC TANKS
" Factory Island City
Automobile and! Fire
' Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID LAND CO.
' F. N. Ford
f
"Mt. Emily" Products
Is your assurance that you are getting the
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
10CKS ; B mssl!Wm
S ; - ' . - - vv.--j
IPIJ W'UW Wl BUB M UMII" II I HIPII HI Willi limi I i I I 1 1 i I 111 I. jjj.l IpiilJJ'W.WLiimiJ
i ii.ii ! miu ii ini wii ii iflnnrrifW'"'' ,v i'Mn t r-m imml mujmmmmk
II' ' ""V'' Lttf tL
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Comforts
The pool mornings and evenings fall for a
warmer slipper. AVe have ihem in just the style
and color yon are looking for and at the right
price.
Children's Fells, moccasin style
Children's Felts, ankle length
Children's Felts, high top
Ladies' Ribbon Trim Fancy
Ladies' Comby Top, two color
Ladies' Decorated Felts
Men's Felts, decorated
Men's Comfy Top, two colors
Men's Leather Sole Felts
2.
.$i.r.o
.$!.;,")
.$1.(5!)
.$l.(i!)
.$1.7"!
.$1.7.-)
.$1.08
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
BLACK TREAD TIRES
Wit A New JFe&t tires
Supreme in Appearance, Milea ae, and
Non-Ski4 Security
F. L. Lilly, Larflrandc.
Roy St rong, La 11 ramie. '
Leighton it Oxner, Ln (irande.
J. M. Lindsay, Island City Oarage
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' Hi I' 1 " 'l l'-'! - '
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Pure Castile Soap imported from
France. There are no s!aps more lieal
Mng (for your skin (han j.ure Castile
soap.
'l'- in. Long liar for 75c
Inchidu a bar in vonr next order.
J. G. HOL
GROCER
Quality and Service
CALL MAIN 43
M
Coal Bought Now is
Heat Insurance
Shinola
Home
, ' Set
tiuMuiui.iiauimr
nm hiii ii i mm
KEEPS YOUR SHOES RIGHT UP "TQ
ii-iii MARK
Makes them neat and trim, and improves
the whole appearance.' " ' ' "! ' J''
Shines for all the ' family. Economical
shines, because Shinola preserves leather
and prolongs the life of shoes. ' " . . ,
Black. Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown
Alwavs. 10cJ l
Malce the d.-iily shine cn easy habit get the SkinOLa
Home set A genuine bristle daubor which cleans
the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily. Large
lambs' wool polisher brings theshine with a few strokes
It's beat to say "Shinola'
m
Spring Canyon Coal Best
"Coal doesn't, eat any bread!" and a" supply
in your cellar now insures heat and comfort this
winter.
Surely foil can get Coal later, too, hut when
the streets are covered .with snow and ice and
everybody is clamoring for service, deliveries
are impaired.
Then, too, there are oilier contingencies (hat,
have before curtailed the Coal supply in AVi li
ter we hope lliey won't again, but they might!
Let us deliver yours today.
TKc Grand Ronde
Lumber Co.
Exclusive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
Note these New Prices
July 29, 1922, the lowest
prices ever quoted on U. S.
Passenger Car Tires went into
effect Royal Cords included.
These new prices should give
confidence to dealers and car
owners that no lower basis of
quality tire prices will prevail.
Dear In mind that these prices
apply to tho most complete
line of quality tires in the .
world. Remember, too
as you read the follow
ing table that U. S.
quality has been posi-
tively maintained.
-Ut x i .
.10 K Jft
II x4
111 x .I'i SS.
i2 't
.
12 4
1.5.4
14.4
1-t 4'i
)3"4'j
H it 4'4
.11 . 4'i
l x 4H
13 x 5
15 x 9
17 5
Knvnl
C....I Nnhl.1
I4H
I4.i
26.41
2'. 1 5
30.0S
30.H1
37.70
3d. 55
39.50
40.70
41.55
46.95
49.30
51.8'I
1'AUtUO
. 'ten
512.55
1 5.60
2 1.O0
20.45
24.15
25.55
26.05
3l.y.5
3 1.00
3 4.00
35.65
36.15
4 1.20
45.75
41 1.40
I 1.00
21.15
Mf fffl
3 mm mi
o? f Yili
W llfil
Y0? I'iS&Pl 1.4
30x3 Clincher ItHtMl i Hi
and Straight Side mW& A
Royal Cord142 llillj
United States Tires WlMm W
United Statss Rubber Company H'j
t edit ill I:xric Tax un iJu ahuv hut tccu
ulnutbi d by iic truinuitt-turtr
T1i Hrsler with a full tlnr of If. S.
Tlrr t I hew ww pritr can nrve
V'iu leticr man V"" evtr
lcrn rvd bcftirv hi llw Iu
lory it lite automobile.
If thrre ever wa any fan
ClrJ U(lvMntH Ml hopi!ing
foiitiil lor tirr il li-ap-
0.0. iiibUo.
Where You
Can Buy
U. S. Tires t
ltltm Mountain ftjinmc, (.laiulo
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Ntwih JNmviIi'p (tiiiiji'", Norlh l'ovil"r
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