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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1922)
...... , 'j . K PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, August 23, 1922 1 si I HIlll UUI II 1 1 1 Ul III I u Good Husky Work Gloves lou wearing leathers, and made with the (team on the hack. This gives a smooth surfaee it the finder tips. They hear I lie "Tuff Nut" hrand your asusrance of .sati.sl'aetiun. Best values 45c to $2.95 Westenhaver & Gilbert ACT AS BISHOP I J.MISU'rn Ul'C'gon tO Have A;thou(rh a great number of La i Toiimorary lij.shop to lco- J?1 '""v &V y are 8t!n. cnJy'nli i i.- I i. i i i i the beaches and mountains, this j place 11K)(J X'UUUUL'U. WUU. month's social calendar has been un- AVlll KCSlgll. 1309 Adams La Grande ! TUP: DAIXES, Aujt. W-Pwn R?ir !in:ild T. ticks of Portland has been , placet! temporarily in charge of the ' I'-iMKconalion parinheg at The DaJles and iiood River, according1 to a tole- I israrn received this morning by local ! hnisfonalianH from Bishop Robert L- j J'adtlock in New York. JJean Hicks in i experttfti to conduct the wrviccd here next Sunday. Archdeacon Van Water J j ih making the arrangements for Dean : nicks work. j A number of conjectures have (rain ed circulation since the receipt or the telcjfiam. the chief of which lit that Dean Hicks may bo the next eastern I Uri jfo'i bishop. A new rector for St. i'uui s church here will be named at (the Episcopal convention next month, , it in expected. The local church has been without a rector smco the resig nation of Kev (ieorirc Hoisholt. II TlIK DKVIL AM) TOM WAMIKK (IJy The Carrions Publicity AkoiiI.) Tho bill to be presented at The Gardens this evening la a two-act . musical comedy of exceptional mer it entitled "Tho Devil and Tom Walker," which will also be shown on the following night. Tire cunt has been working hard on this show AUd Is expecting to put It -over big. -i- , i Tho Nniil shnwiiiK nf ''The Itndfn uIIrlK" and JImIk.t'b Tr:ilned A imnl Show was held last night to u full J house, iih on the prereding evening, i The wtiow was of an even higher ! Htainlarrt than on (lie first night nut i the utidltutce highly appreciated both ;billH. J Friday evening will In- Mt.rchantH' Ollt Night at The UanknH.. Don't 'miss it, SH.ER.RYS LAST DAY Viola Dana -in 'THERE ARE NO VILLUS" LM'tilllN'O Km 'IONS Also "TRAVELAUGHS" Tomorrow Alice Lake in "Over the Wire." HESOM.TIONS OP CONDOLENCE. Awtin in sorrow and mourninjj we bow our heads to the will of our Di vine MasU', who haR taked frohi Ininbnst us our dearly bclowfi sister, iMiiry Taylor, who has endcarod her self to us ail by her kind pleasant ways. Therefore be it resolved by Hlue Mountain Grange that this Grange has lost a kind and loving Bis ter and worthy officer. Be it further i eolyed that we extend our Hinrer sympathy to her bereaved family. That our GranKe charter be draPod Ml IIIIIU, mux U LMII iy QftJB. inni u enpy of these resolutions be placed jn our minutes an:l a copy sent to her lannly. MADKIi ANSON. I.OOI.AH HKDHKAD, KDIT1I GEKKI-KR, Committee, H-SI-lt. HANKIHII'TCY NOTICK. In Ihe District Court of the United Slates for the District of Oretfcn. In the Matter of 1'etor F. Osborn, ilankiupt. In bankruptcy No. H 0410. To the Creditor sof IVter I'1. Osbonl, of Kamela, Union County, Oregon, in 'he State and District aforesaid a Bankrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that cn the 21st day of August, '1022, the said l'etcr K. (inborn was dul yadjudi-;-ntfd Hankrupt, and the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the of iite of H. E. Dixon, Referee, in the Kt.lev Bldg-, I-a Grande, Oregon, on Wednesday, Heuteniber li, 1022, at 11 Vlo.'k in the forenoon, at which tim? usually full for inid-suinmer. A quiet and impressive wedding took place at the home of Mi's. C. A. .Muikey Sunday, August 20, whtn hei daughter, Miss Lula Mulktv and Mi. Marion noiman were united in mar- nage, Itcv. O. Vr, Jones officiating me out or town guests were Mr. nu Mrs. iWl r.. Muikey, of Seattle; Miss rlorcnce lappon, of Seattle; Charles Muikey, Marion Coups, Mrs. H. C Hearing, of I'asea, Washington; Mrs G. R. Campbell and son. of Namna Idaho. Tho young cf.uple are well known in Ul Grande and have many friends who wish to extend to them hearty congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Holman will make their home in La Grande. After an hilarious charivari Mon day evening in honor of the marriage of Miss Lula Mulkev and Marion Hoi man a party of about twelve friends went to the home of tho bride's moth er and spent an evening of dancing Those of the youn folks among the party were the Misses Avis MuKuire. Beth Hesse, Merril George, Margard. Klopfenstein, Loa Lyman, Wvnina Lyman, Ella Ansnes, Hubv Shirlev and the Me.tsrs Mux Cullen. Dougla- iViinc, tfin noyd and the young ciu pic. Mr. -and Mrs. llolmun. Among those of the vounver who are enioying the irreet out-of doors these days are the Misses I'la via Ritter, Kern Wells, lota I'ierson and the Messrs Donald fit oh in, EvereC Bennett and Raymond Payton, a:- eompanlcd liy Iilre. H. J. Ritter, who hiked to Morgan Lake Saturday and spent several days camping there. Dr. and Mrs1 Harry "Bouvy, Mrs.i C. D. I'utman, Mrs. John Theison and! Misa Margaret Cullen, of Scranton,1 I'a., motored to Wallowa Monday on a combined business and pleasure trio. Ihe delightful trip was taken in hon-: or of Miss Cullen. Mrs. Walter Junes acted as charm ing hostess to the Pythian Sisters Club this afternoon at her home at 170li X avenue. A very interesting and enjoyable .social time was spent. Charles Muikey of the Battleship1 New Mexico at Seattle, has been vis iting his m .ther, Mrs. L. A. Muikey, , on a furloug'i of a week. j Mr. end Mrs. W. E. Muikey and daughter, r lorence, lelt lor Seattle this morning after visiting their moth er, Mrs. L. A. Muikey. Miss Margaret Cullen, of Scrantou Pa a sistei of Mrs. Jurry Foley,, ii visiting at the Foley home for an in definite time. Mm. George T- Cothran and chil lien, Samuel and Martha Betty, an in Portland this week visiting rel :itivcs. Mrs. D. II. Jesse left Mondny even ing for Portland, where she will spell-.: oiiie time visiting with friends. . Mrs. M. J. Donohue will leave thi. jvening for' lEastern Washington to ipend a month, with her sister. r "institutive- , Imcorpornted 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Death This Morninsr Claimed Little Son Deep sorrow was felt today in La Giando over the sad news of the death of tho little infant son of Mr. and Mrs. All red Harding of Washington. D- C. The baby was born Sundav In conditions in the various divisions; the textile industry, there lias en a gradual recovery in m . England from atrlko conditions. A slightly Improved demand for broad, silks is in tvldnnce. Operations in j the boot and shoe Industry and oth-j or seelions of leather manufactures I are expanding. Tho automobile and j nut drain claimed him this morning. tlvo. industries have not as yet Mrs .Harding waf ! formerly Miss Sar-shown ua nluch Beasonal eiirtailment ah Smith, one of La Grande's girls!,l8 wa8 ,,,,,,.,. . 'i he machlno tool and her large circle of friends feel , mlufitl.y ,8 ubout Holding even and . " . v.,.-, - ., nlllionirh restricted disiri- . l)iitii)ii 'of uKi lcuItural implements taken he hem. nrrTkTWir mniun',,.,mt continues. Demand is fair aim Supreme . Corset Values A Smart Styls for Every Figure E. ACIl corset made of coutil body cloth; a strong ma j terml giving long wearing service. Some plain, others daintily trimmed or brocaded. (Black Boning) riliseli boning is used in our corsets entirely; a decided factor in insuring the satisfactory service wearers of our corsets experience. Front Lace Corsets 'J Am $1.49 to $4.98 Only one front laca model is pictured. We have a variety of styles :for every figure. All sizes. x "Lady - Lyke" Corsets (Back Lace) 98c "to $4.98 ' Large varioty of mod- 'K-ciM'y els. AU sizes. ' i Tliesc corsets nre mnde exclusively for us. Before leaving the factory each corset is hand latmcred, given three inspections and packed for shipment direct to this tre. Another desirable feature: hose supporters are long. fel mm IV5J v '1 "Tt"-'!' ' THB LAIIOBHT CHAIN DKPAKTMICNT. TOUK OIUIAMZATION IN THB WOIUjE" Call money lias fluctuated consid-leent. Time money 'ruled at 4 por rably from day to day without anyicent for !I0 days and 414 per cent ...uuniiiihlf. nelivilv n'revails in many VJttX aiUVO. XilJS SSUOA.l ". ' 1,.,V.e"r":"' marked general trend, and there has for four to six months. I iHirnliio wilinn n I llllllLICS UI1II IL1I- , . ...... . V,,ro 0 ,? "OU1"10 cm;"S" "VV"'' TllB brokers' selling rate on prime Mn..v lt,,... 'I"".'8 sto'8,"n( Bnns "S S0 to 90 day bankers' acceptances -Money Itates. reported to the Federal Reservo i. . .... unemployed workers, Aside from temporary fluctuations J Board either by the banks of New samc thirty days ago The vol Ktati, than at anynloney rates havfj shown no change j York City or elsewliera. HenewaliUmo of transactions Is c'ontparative- raio on August is was 314 pery small. (Continued from Page One.) their claims, nppoint a Trustee, ex- it her business as may properly come before the said meeting. II. E. DIXON, Referee in Bankruptcy.'' (All claims must he sworn to 011 bank ruptcy blanks before filing.) during the last thirty days and niisy conditions prevail in nil sec tions of the money market. Prime commercial paper ruies at 4 to 4u. per cent. There Is only a very are now fewer in the United time since the beginning of the he said cieditirs mny attend, prove ,, , ,,,,,,.,, 1,,,, '" ' heir c aims, amioint a Trustee, ex- J"lr.y ' xl 01 "' " ' . . . :.n,ine the Hankrupt, and transact .uch . J '" , ,TL" ir ..tl...r business as n,v nroiwrl, com. n .lrealiigly affected by the dif- tlciiltlea arising trom the coal and' .....m ,imnlllli nf miner moving and railroad strikes, but aside from the wlth a f,,w exceptions, buvers are ffnet of the labor situation, the (iis)OHt,,i to' Insist on rates some outlook for tho industry 011 tiio basis wh(lt bptt01. than 4 per cent. Dei ot unlllled orders unit other evi- ,j ,.,,,,,,1,. K-mirw u ene- S-2:i-lt'le"c'!l' ot ,l,n'"nd ' tr staiile liusl- (.,ialj, p)0ri boinR even lus3 thim llt 11,00 ,'"' invjvui. twin-, (.orn.siionding season a year no marked changes have occurred ank8 , filllint.i centers out- been buying New York IS - v: --.,- ".''.:'.i'v 1 :-. ' 1 is. -vef. t The Gardens , TONITE TRI CITY REVUE Presents THE DEVIL AND TOM WALKER A niiisiciil ctniii'tly in two arts. You'll enjoy this It'.s diH'eiTiit. .ny se;i( in the house 35 Cents 35 Friday Merchants' Gift Nite ' ;,(! Nuw York hnvo Kouio paper, out most City banks hayd not been active purchasers. GRAFLEX CAMERAS ill T!IKRK IS NO GUKSSIN(i WITH A GRAH.KX Wiu-n yu l('k in t!ic Imotf :tt the lop f tin eaiiu-ni, you rc the jiicttire you arc atxnit to tiikr jint it v iil ajipcir in tlsc i:iih.'J print. Vmi r:.n watrh t!t i'li:ui;itip ctnnpoition or r;:nMou till (viHi see the pii'tnrc e;u'lly at you want it, thrn a slight jrr;.ure on the release, a:il t'.e j trture is sreuretl. T'ie ' Irallex I'oial Plane Shutter works ;t r v speeii from itime' to une-oiie ;'..iii-,t!u!th t,f a seenul. ;. jfm-'V .vo ho-iv the CroHex tviii :u;L- thi.' ii't.l of f- 'ulurrs y-ju hti ve id-was s nanifJ. II ED cross iiu:u STOHE IVhen the sandman comes ..v vl 'X yi it? 1. 1 tSii". .-Hr terms A fine old lulla by, followed by sweet dreams and sound sleep These belong to happy childhood, when there is a Victrola in trie home. Newlin Bookfj& Stationery Company Great Coats for Town and Country This new, Ihii-k. sol't, li.nht in weight and warni us I'm- material is ideal i'or lop eoats for atlei'iioon' aim part ii'ularly ailaptalile lor sports wear. J'h'ery type of sport coat from severely tailored mannish variety to the more feminine btyles are offered in two-tone and plain coh rs. Campbell Ladies' Peady-to-Vear and M;llii'.. s oorotiogb M J. B. Coffee Hooverlzed Groceries tVHEM THB THRIFTY THOH YOUR SALVATION THINKt pound lin 1.!)7 AVhite House, H. tin $1.!)U Hill Hros. Pine Can, 5 lb ! 1.73 j'aney Ciunpowder Tea, 1 1!) -18.; Hill's Pros. Red Lahel Tea, 1 lb. pkt; tr.e Semlder's genuine (.'anadian niaik syrup, full rallon L90 HOOVERIZED GROCERY o II 1 ill o" ' 9 e e o o o o o" o I ,.. 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