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" Wednesday, August 23, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
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Suits
For Active Boys
SUITS WITH TV 0PAIR3 OF KNICKERS
All boys have lets o
gctllOr ill School they
most "go." Ami the
worst cud of (lie bary.
Our boys' fall s
'.-1 IK I the luatcrinl;
are worsteds, ehev
i." When they get lo
ry to see which nuo h.'is (he
clothes generally get 1 1 n
: : OFFICE CAT
BV JUNIU-
7 - I
S
A
V
SCHOOL
are on
;ive service
are Jill sizes aim
pl'IOC
o stand 1 Ik
that lasts.
iots, series and mixture.
you'll find lliein moderately
'in:i:it XT
II Uvea tiumi rain must fall.
(Ins must be (lark and
dreary."
so old cha,p who wrote these
llnes
feeling iail!e sari and weary.
They
I'hero
i some bills were Tallinn due
s ice chest needed tilling,
tainly wan ji'flijitc hluo
i lit wrote these words sto friend
thrilllni;.
I
(Special to The Observer)
KAMKLA, Auk- M Mm. Karl Ev
an spent Thursday in La Oandc vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Claude Damer-
Philip and Charela VSalnum spent
Monday and 'luesday in La Grand.
visiting their iirandmothur, Mrs. C. 1
D. (!o,dnouzh. 1
Miss Maggie Weaver, who has been J
(visiting htr sister, Mrs. Win. Pidcock. j
for thn last three weeks, returned to!
her home in Kntcrpritse. .' i
Mr.;, a. J riiK't and chiiren visited
I in Union Friday.
Mr. l-ei'il Morgan was a r riuuy vis
itor in La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Henderson and chil
dren returned from Miiton, where they:
were called on account of the serious
illness of Mr. Henderson's mother.
Mrs. Will Pidoork and daughter,
Marian, are visiting Mr. Pidcock in,
Huntington- Mr. Pidcock is running'
a h"I)er out "f that nine. ;
Mrs. Peter Ciever was in La Grande
shopping Monday.
Martin King was in La Grande Mon-j
:1a v to meet an old time minink'i
Some Beautiful
New Coats For The
Little Miss-
sm:
any ago. There la almost an entire stork h e or. he sen
ron and those who come early are surely going to find juai
thu coat they want.
Th most attraclivo little coats we think 'mc"
had for gitls-und we're sure it's ho finest ass, ,r men .
Lot. of them have fur trimming, collars and cutis, and all
have belts, pockets and convurlalile collars.
Sizes start at 6 years and go up to any age..
Trices for these flno little coats are from $9.00 to $15.00.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT
See Our Windows for Our
August Specials'
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
Store
hit man hog is everywhere,
(or where you j;o, he'n there;
id this avaricious beast fn
and state at t he fount and
You'll surely he a lur-ky dog,
esrape the human hog. He
hoes t lie choicest seat, and
nother for his feet, you
look for boot's and snouts,
easier ways to find him out.
with hi in should chance, to
ou'll know hi in ere you hear
I Ileal ; you'll sr the hr Is ties
( h pine. and know right off
struck a nwiiie.' He looks
u and all your kin as victims
for him to skin, and thi ad-
wish you'.d take: avoid him
on would a wiake. O, yes.
1 ineit him ly and hy out, on
ond, or in his sty, and though
i't nice to tell you'll meet him
u go to hell.
be-.'.ulil'ul things now used to
the stockings make (he Christ
joy last all the, year.
mime nn n
r
I'll !: TIIAVKMXU MAX
title Margaret was talking to a
-ly of kittens, whii-h slur snug-
- closely in her arms. A thoucht-
. pause caused her mother, who
phloa offered the winners. Two l HlttinV near her to pav some
the prizes ale for extreme Hpotj,in n, what was eolnlnir next.
I HS.,1 I'D 3 1 1 3 '" tw" "f m-e"1"- Kitty." said tho little girl. "1
LEllSU UULU On of the nilded features of tw your little hrothers ami sls-
'yoars regatta will bo the Ladls, and I know vour loaininu: but
jllear Cat rnco for boats of tlhaw never scMui'vour papa. I
type. The event will be over it tect he must be i 'tiavelitiK tilnn,
m He-course, wllh 'the woi;imi ; py tny diil(iy." '-i
IniitltMl to. carry one' luanfn I
n , .... I .o .. . v,. ,tui;1!l"1 "f "n runanout. ; '1 lie iow co-nn- they (KVer put "we!
i (in 1 1 ii i ' 1 1 1- u "'i 'Hi n ..i ii - men, liiiwnvir, must handle Ih.ie'
1 , 1 1 1 (Jiiljil' 4 'int Ktl"ftH a 'i"f' themselves, the mule mentor?
'. ... Ill' thn i.r.tu. lifitmr n.,,-,,,111,,,1 1 ,1 . .
fist only in the event of oiiierKei'WMIlnni J. jiirvujTKot lo a town
This race will Inko plmo Slim,, evenlm-' tn li.ctme i, rln.1 ih.,t
. j , ,., . , -"i'"-"'1 " nan n i tureit tnere lierore. lint
I is i it t t s. i , .,, iuii,nvlnK events will bee couldn't rc'nmmhor which of his
ofr In- three liealtr on rtnptemhiri'liires he delivered. When he
2 and -t : Oolil e,tp. ?ll miles; 'ached the hall n rav of hopo up.
: - 'ard In
GOP REGATT
J Joi hi; ' 1 M'O n i!((l 'A lso: In-
lovnalioiial -Motor 1 Miit
Mts. Frank Hanlen, Mrs. Basil Col-
litis and Miss Joan Pidcock were La
Grande visitors Tuesday.
John and Daniel Curran were in Luj
Grande visiting friends a few days.j
tioth hoys are planning on entering;
Mt. Angel school in a couple of weeks.:
John was a student of the schcol ias. i
RED, NAVY OR GREEN
FLANNEL MIDDIES
$4.25
year. j
The G. 0. A. ladies and their fam-s
ilies are planning on coming to hu-!
mela Sunday to have a picnic with I
their lodire sisters who live here. i
iRussell Collier, J. V. Walnum and,
Pimn walnum were among tne nunr-
crs tryinfr their luck Sunday. . They
returned witn two deer. 'i
ns. Martin King and daughter,;
Theresa, were in La Gtande Lrtday on
business and pleasure- j
Mi s. Philip Jones has been real ,
Aick hut is uule to "he up at the pres-j
ent time. !
ve Itigerson, day foreman, for
the rnilroad company, is having quite
a time with a sprained arm. In do-j
itm some of his work he tore some of!
the ligaments losse and in trving to
save that arm while working, he
s'pimneii it quite seiiously. i
Gilbert Curtis, helper engineer, nti'L
tevy Ingerson, day foreman, were
callul to La Grande for investigation '
of the case where Fireman Williams
had his eyes seriously injured, when
the water gla.-s on an engine broke. I
Mrs. (J. C. Cooper is working all
Hinlile as relief operator.
The Onion Sunday school under the i
leadership of Mis- Tromley, held a
picnic for the chiidien and te'ichevsi -
after Sunday school last' ulay. .CCssful dance, also.
(.antes were played until twenty hun-l Mr. Cooney, highway engineer, was
giy rniiun.-n ut-e 111.11 .iiuy w-re ieauyi,n Ui Grande on business Friday.
Kvery girl who Is goIitR to school this fall will want a flan
nel middy to wear with her woolen akirts and dresses. They're
made in the regulation style with or without braid und em
blems. These are for little girls too as well ns the older ones.
Sizes are from 8 years up to ladles' sizes and they are priced at
:t.r0 and $4.2.
I
First Peep and the New
FALL HATS
Just out of Iheir boxes. An In
tensely Interesting display, In
troducing entirely new shapes
a-nd materials, but all showiug
unmistakably the creative touch
pt the artist.
GAGE MO DHLS
ure foriimost among' these new
hats al though there are many
others too that bring their prices
(is low as you may wish.
Visit our millinery department
early.
Visit Our
Foot Comfort
Department
If you have foot troubles,
we urge you to make a special
rlort to visit our Foot Comfort
Dcpc. We carry a full line of
DrScholls
Jbot Cojrrfortdpptiancet
and our Foot Comfort Demon
jrra tor will assist you in arriving
at the proper shoe requirements
for your feet.
Come In Any Time
op the mat before" flm cellar'
DKTriOlT, An?. Plans nrci
being shaped for iu annual Gold
('tin regatta, to bo he ld her Sep
tember "l to 4, inrMiRtvo, tnio ror i
..the International Motor Koat H'.venp-ji
HtHltos", the IJitt .mo runabolt ,ev;nt;J
lor a'.iiOO to bo run September 3,;,
next year, It Ik iinnoutued by Com- J
modore (!ar Wood, president of the a
Ytieht man's Assorlation of A merba.
The International Sweepstakes :J
ovnnt will bring lo the winner 1 li '
largest purse In the htsUiry of m-
(iiatlc speed events. The boats en-,,
tered must he runahoelH llmlied toi
a liuixl in u in engine ryllmler con -'.
tent of l,:irt) euble Inches, a mini- fi
mum length of a feet and luam
of five fetl, and a passenger of not;,
fewer than two.
1
Here She Is:
t lie janitor, who said he
Hmmm:l "delighted lo eeo Air. IJryan
f;itin.
"So yon were here, John," saltl
J.1 r. 1 1 rva a , b lmi 1 loci u red here
et'ore?"
,,., , ir'-t. "Ven. hifhn il sir." was tltn an-
Wlth cylinders TlRGI!.W(ir ..UV, , ,,m(,mh(;r ,t.
Norrls Plutnn Kings, Pistons "dood." said Mr.'Itryun. "Iln you
good r.s new," says tho pylrememher what I g;tve, John'."'
Motorists am just beg' "Indeed I do. sir," was the smil
and mileage, ran be given i 1 iswr. "You gave mo fifty
and new ringH, plstoim ond r,'"'H sir."
units are renewed in a regi ' ' ' 't
tlcallv a new motor. A X I C I) IU)M
to eat. Sanu withes, ice cream and
cake were served by the superintend
ent and the teachers.
'Walter Ingerson and Cecil Murgan
are in the mountains hunting deer.
Frank Hanlen is having some repair
work done on his store building.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Morgan and
daughter, Lorraine, -were in La Grande t Uuy --and sell
visiting relatives and doing some . Classified Ads, .
shopping Friday and Saturday. j ,
iieotge n:t)H is in Kamcla tuking)
fireman Ingerson's place, as fireman
wnne iiiirersou is oul nuiuing. )
Miss Williams, accompanied by
George and I'obbic ('(H)ker. were in
t.ibhon Sunday visiting at Miss Wil
liams' home. J
One of the most important social
ovonts of the week was the Weekj
Wednesday evening, given bv Miss j
Weaver, Mrs. Tromlev, Mrs. Pidcock,,
Mrs. Hnsil Collins and Mrs. Earl Ev-i
n ns- The muir was furnished by
Rosenhaum and Green. Everyone re-j
ported a good time, a good crowd and
Lrood eats. They will give another
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cox leave for
Kansas City the first to meet Mr
Cox's mother anrf father, who arc com
ing west for the winter-
Martin King is looking- forward to
a visit from his niece, who will arriya
in Kumola, r rtday.
through Observer
In every Heetion of tin Little Itutn was sent to school ! dance Fridav. Aueust $ and every
regrlnding equipped wllh ff Hie first time and the teacher one U invite to hcln this to be a snc
work. asked In r w bat her father's name '
Your repairman can ttw,lt
are all your motor needs U Mnddy.M she answered,
the cvllnders of vour mot "Yea. dear," said Hie teacher
f PVAT TrNfiTNFiPTrJfl -sinning "hut what does your mam-
T-A-X-I !
Commodore Wood luinounceil
lorlfon of ('oinnimlore l-'reili vli k
11
'I'lu' liiyliwiiv iitrinccr U'cls lilcnlv of cilssiii"-, sol
Wllifll NITIIIK (() 1)0 jllsl il'it'd. l'llll, jllst !() ,sOW llilll lllill
i lie ltMlifor is nol cut il't'ly tnio sitlftl (he Mvonini;- Oltst'i-Vfr
wishes In twy a liili Irihute lo his skill in l;mnmir aiul ex
ecul inir iu foiitl tip (Irantle Ivuinle river. Il may have
eost a hit of money we lielieve il tliil, Iml the fact remain
lltat it is a wonderful piece of work. That engineer has
liailed down the grades, made the eurcs Ion;;- and elasti:
dressed the road with a crown etiial lo royally and has
made il a threat pleasure to drive from I. a (irande up the
river.
Ina r:ill him?'
. "She don't
If lit ll llllswi'l'i d
him.''
call him
arnestlv.
TTTtTt
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
OI'lOX I.AXK 1'Olt l'lLIXO J north of Sipokano .Former service
fcKATTLE, Auk. 23. A tract ofi"'u" lu' Iveu preference In filings
20.000 acres of forest, grazing and!11" H'o land, which must first bo
agricultural land in the C'blvllle In-! Inspected personally. Applications
(Hun reservation opened for filing hvlll then be accepted ut tho Spo
loilay. The tract Is located six miles ! k:i in- land office.
FIND IT HERE
'""inn , ttmtimatnnaamjti
sue like, NKVVMN-S cANhliKS lire (.11 clean,
! fresh, puie a'"d cool. 8--l-:lt
jXew, Fresh Shipment of
of
It's about tini'i to
ha- f.'ver renic'les.
nioblllze your
NOT TIIH IlKilll' KIND
She -".liilin. 1 l mi ii .1 mince In (lie
p.iiilry OiM .illeninini."
lie "U'ell. whit do you want me
to do iiliotit ii ''
She '(''niililn't you liihi Imme
that liny from thu chili I heard
yiiu talking alMiut in your ideep."
ltuv
oil till
a radiophone
wluite world.
and eavesdrop
'I ;
dohn 1). Rockefeller mav he verv rich hut he has a 1
of oood American sense aloui;' wilh il. Thai is plain. or
lie would not he so rich. Anyway, when the Met 'ormicksi ""' I'i'i'-.
busted up their marital tics and the kid decided In marry ',m 11
a horse trainer in Switzerland, then her dad uol foxy anil "',.';,' '',',';
had j;nat ulands stuck into his ribs following il up wii II that ef nil
marrying an actress in Paris and making a foolish au-j
liouiiceniciit that he would Imild a line thealcr ever there
as a monuinenl to his senility and folly, old ,lohn I . win
is the head of the herd father-in law Of Mc( 'ormick am
grandfather of (he kid who needs a spankiii": insiead o
a Swiss Imsband peued up thai eadaveroiis loekin fae,
ol lus ami said. "All i
vonrselx t
The Cold Ridne.
-I'm::. South Africa,
" --1 en 'Use liaiiil.'
f - .1.1 Uiirfiie c.
e ,' L-ie:il.-t
- l! 'V ,., f,-,,,,, ,b
. "lull ...,l:i,'tlel
Xerth AiM.-iha.
Is al- I
region
pa-sed
WAXTKI) Furnished or unfur
nished ciiltai;e or rooms ill I.a
C.rande. Will r'Mit or buy, or will
trade rnrtlanil home for home
here, either fur keeps or for this
u inter. W. 1-" UHOCK. Sum
niHrville. i 8-22-otp
i- 4" 41 4-4 if 4 4? 4
Newlin's New;
Arrivals !:
:' Delicious
Distinctive
CANTERBURY
CHOCOLATES
We keep them on ice.
It insures freshness.
. MheULD"""'
Vy- PRESCRIPTION DBU661SI5
Quality Caiulios.
The Promise
of Tomorrow
The possibilities of the future are the incentive
to work and strive for the attainment of some
thing we think is in sight for tomorrow. It
gives courage and strength to endure hardship
and disappointment.
You may insure your future by opening a
savings account with ns from a small portion
of your earnings of today and build upon it as a
means of garantce of the promise of tomorrow.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL.
BANK
Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00
SOUND EELIABLE PKOGIIESSIVE
if
OH BOY, SHE IS A
DANDY
stvi. tly n- y me,l,Tt lun-.iM-
; !
:l p.iv-,
ct .
II!.
Vol! Will.
follow you to Kuri'pe.
now do as vim like,"
:;hl, make several kil'i's of lun of
but the loickolVllor money will not
It will stav right here in America:
lull h;
Already the news columns are carrying die
jvearly headlines, "shot for a deer.''
familiar
WILL GULLTHE
Ml
POULTRY
Tho poultry culling d'"inntia- home
tlotlH Will take !,!,' t-,i,oi;nu ,H -i ; .
looming und allertineii ;it Cue iinil,
JjU (J ramie, respecilely. 11. L. Cue- I
by. etensi.m pi'ltKly .s I'Ci'i.i I l.t anil
; U. O. Aery. i-euut aceul. wilt lie
in ch.w-'e of the meetings-.
T'le detni'lltl .itlim in l..i Oi allde
i:l he hell at (lie heme of ('.
Slllllt, I'.'el t:;iM , aveuut . al two
i hi. l; In tile afteriioeii tiiliowiii
a deiiiiiii?.t i .it iimi O Com at tile
lteihli's lesjdrm'e
meat, turn.;, .. l.iau.li v !
,lras. s, I'eened in sier, h uaraiie.
I beautiful l.iwn and shade trees,
line electric Ikht fivluj-.s. hath, J
I I l"e,. l ie. Ill fact el ,1-vt liiui; I
J ; Mir Utile 1 a 1 1 coiil,! ,isk tor in J
I ( 'di..p.' el a me.lern lieme. I
I j lid i e e: i:t s'-!l ii at nie-e. ' 1
J . Ml ai r, i ,,f land near 1'ort-
I I. in I. in .lll,u-h u nullity, to
J trade lor jM'opcvtv in er near I. a J
I Cneide 1'iiie Jl'ii.imi per acre. I
We have for sale an. I trade.
, all Kinds of mmd farms, stock I
ranches, (run tracts. hiiildini: '
lots and city pro: rtv of all !
I i.. a. i- ;
Soap Lake Sliampoo j
Soap Lake Soa
llouliigaut's rerfume Ideal
l 'rente an Citron
(.Lemon ( 'ream")
1 tjcr-Kis ( 'old ( 'ream
l,jer-Kiss Vanishing Cream
Mary Cardeu Cold Cream
Mary (iaidcn Vanishing
( 'ream
Almond Cold Cream
Alni' in! Vanishing ( 'ream
New, l-'resh Candies by
Express.
1. Ill I!
' Automobile and Fire
Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID oLAND CO.
F. N. Tord
NEWLIN DRUG
' COMPANY
FREE!
One Keen Kutter Sifty
Razor Free
to each customer who
purchases' one package
of blades.
Chance of a
Don't miss it.
lifetime.
OREGON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
FOSTER SEAL FAST GLASS JARS
Glass Tops.
The fruit comes in contact with nothing hut
glass. X spoiled fruit. No waste. Thev cost
a little more in the first place but arc chcapei.'
in the long run.
Pints, complete .- !,!.(;."
.Quails, complete tM.So
Extra, 4Hass Tps ." 2"c doz.
HOLM
GROCER o
Quality and Service
GALL MAIN 43
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