'THE LA GRANDE E$RANDE EVENING OBSERVER
y, August 31, 1922
PAGfj TilUE!.
HOME TOWN
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h TABODV LEADER. Of THE SOCIETY FCR SUCPSESS.OM
MtKiNt, discovered marshal, otey WALKcta HtLPrnG
P.?LSiM.i;ER IN SKIRT FITT'NO.-
I
torero recently I
Portland, ar- returned to La
rived in the city yesterday to spend jOiirulled In the III
several davs attendlnE to a lew mat-(several days dint
p.. Cfanlpv HusIiipkh Trip
fly btaiuey Kennedy t
ters of business.
SjH'mling Few Duya in City
It. J. Barker of Cove, is spending
a few days in tha city unending to
business and is res is to red at the
Summer.
llct urns hum Wnllmvu County
Clifford tioorge, arrived lust eve
ning from u trip lino WhIIowu coun
ty, and reports the 'roads to bo in
a fair condition.
Veiling In La Gim
Miss Jane wtvu
visiting her
Gump. Miss tin
t ho Stuudardlzati
Viut'ent's hospital
is a former 1-a (.'
received her edu
To Attend Ditkie Convention
Veru liuK and family of Suninier
vllle, vUl arrive in the city this
ow?niug to attend t lie Dokiu convou-
Ition.
jcal' News In Brief
Will Arrtvr this h'venhui
O. G. Crawford, editor of tho Jo
seph Herald, will arrive in tho liy
this evening to attend ttho D, O
K. K. convention.
tit'U F.urly llirds
C. I. Vutman and E. T. Andrews
went out this morning on Tx Hill
and bagged u few of the gnntHo that
wuro out in seureh of their break-fust.
Leaves fur School
Airs. M. A. vGuuhe and daughter,
Dorothy, lelt this morning for Cor-
vallis, where Miss Dorothy will at
tend the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege.
-2- Northwest convention '
, (). K. K- at La Grande.
for riensaiit Valley
Knight left this morning
liy the college officials in the in
terest of more adequate training for
missionaries. i
Conservative and progressive
forces within the denomination will I
coinn into conflict during the con-;'
volition, It also is believed. The !
itltra-conservutivo movements which "
has bcconio active In several Prates-'
taut denominations, -and whose jl
members call themselves "funiln-J
mentallHts" has many adherents i
among the Disciples of Christ. 1 1
dnvs In the city visiting at the home
of" Dick Melville.
Salvation Army Kilts
The Salvation Army will be serv
ing dinners, suppers and breakfasts
to thu Dokies I miuy and Salunlay.
All are invited to come mid eat.
UllVUUlUU y i
llriims in Itlg 'riirniii
L. K. Sinalley. of May Park
brought in a large jirize winning
turnip this morning weighing seven
pounds, which is now on display
al the Hex Barber shop.
ikout. They say that, tho Xowll.to take the numer mm wiiTi i. .mI.
ler plant is the lowest paid ot. quarleis, and if the time lii.d 'moil
ei Hie plains lUierateu uy llie glv,.u. it Is probable an ilurese
puny. According to tlio men ill could have been secureil for tb..,ii.
loiiay, uiey were receiving
Home from Wei-
h. A. Sloop i)
last evening fni
ho hits been speia
on realty busimfi.
spend several dallu, ,
ins lamiiy nmi i
or for a short t
fo Tuk
Mrs
will take
Vosi
Harry
ce thej
Pt hour, while other plants
romiutuy arA paying 4 '2c
I 7c and SOi- for MUht shifts.
h U liito is thu company ugeu:
tiii i-owtior nun (ouay over ine
a: told the Herald, thero were j
eaiployes of t ho plant out to-'
hi- muted that thero arc 'urn J
In way to Norlh I'owder lo le-j
thu men who havo walked j
Mr. White ulso, sl.uid ihet
'any has two mi tin guarding ue
)-ity and no trouble in anlicl-;
'd in replacing thu neei wlio -
walked out. The wor't (f k '
us .Mr. White staled out the
is going ahead today with- 1
i fvrimis interruption.
According lo Air. White, the men j
nil' their demand today to; i Jm
iviisi. in py without giving fttne'
UKAI TIIK WANT ADS!
To RELIEVE BACKACHE
tak the trustworthy aulphur rrmnty
J riimifc 50t;i full trutnu-ut, 6 buxit,
ai 50. Mouojf Lack i( itut wlijt!ed. uluiu
k ircliail from ut,
I.. Dlll'U TO
I n (iieuile . . Oregon
r-
for Corvallis. M
the Orecou A
Bitker Herald.
Veiling Krlem
Harold hapi
Los Angeles
evening to spc
ing with frien
has many acqn
making them
side, Ore.
linker People
Mr. and M
Miss Louise
through La
way to Loslm
try where tli
days. They
Dokie doinr
wanted to
pleasant w
the hills.
mat I
At i-oWy
Maurice N. Khen of Joseph, nr-
rived in La Grande yesterday and
registered at the .Foley. He willjllome ftir
he in the city for a short time on I Walter
warm up, what happens to
ise. But just how does it thin and
ubjecied to the high operating
at question dopenda the proper
O O D
OIlDEn NOW BEFORE
PRICES ADVANCE
4-ft. WOOD nt $7.nl
Ill-Ill. HOOD lit $H.r0 to U.I)0
CALL MAIN 734
Harris Grocery
Ul PROGRAM
IS SPARKLiNG
Ivonlucky Fall Juicing to be
Jiuuiguratprl at Olmivliill
Downs August I fas
faiiy Events Scheduled.
(Hy AHicinted PreHH.)
I.OU1SVILLK, Ky., Aug. 3L
Jall raring5, in Kentucky, which was
inaugurated at Churchill Downs,
August SO, for ten days, will spar
Vile with stako nominations repre
sentative of nia-ny sections of (ho
state.
Leading performers of the east,
especially In the juvenile division.
HILL
MILITARY ACADEMY
A Seiect Non-Sectarian
Boarding School
Boys between 6 and 20 years
Social Advantages, Homelike Atmos
phere, Small Classes and' Men
Teachers. Detailed U.-' S.
Army Officer. t
OPENS SEPT. 18, 1922
PORTLAND, OREGON
Fire Insurance
with the
uregoTJ Fire Relief Assn.
Costs You
LESS
Policy Guaranteed
No Assessment
L. W. Weeks
AGENT
Phone 152-,
West-Jacobson Bids.
For Sale
81 acres on Catherine creak. Pari
! of the Old Sugar furin. All in
l cultivation, 40 acres well adapted
for grain or nlfalfa and the bal
! aneo natural hay land, will grow
tho finest win, or Timothy hay,
and a natural feeding ground,
along the river, w;jero tho willow
grow. Price $95.00 per aero, on
1 good terms. There Is also 80
1 acres adjoining this laud can bo
; bought on same terms.
otn selected crudes and adentlf-
. J-a ten ted vacuum process, resists
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crating temperatures.' .It does not decompose or "break
down." It clings to the bearing surfaces and maintains a
perfect film of lubricant
c4 Minimum of Soft, Flaky Carbon
IS the motor is getting proper lubrication, some oil slips
past the piston b and is consumed by the flame of com
bustion. In burning, all oils deposit carbon on tha cylln
der walls and cylinder heads, Inferior oils deposit a hard,
gritty carbon in considerable quantity.
It is this hard carbon deposit which causes pro-ignltlon,
breaking and sticking of cylinder rings, overheating, loss
of power, warping and splitting of exhaust valves, and
wear of valve Stems.
Zerolene deposits a minimum of carbon of a soft, flaky
nature which can do no damage and Is UBually blown
out with the exhaust.
Lubricate exclusively with Zerolene, adopting the rec
ommendations embodied in the Zeroleno chart of recom
mendations, and you will develop the maximum power,
speed and gasoline mileage of yuur cur. . . ..
Exide Batteries
flatteries In stork.
Itatteries for rem. '
llatteiles recharged.
Il:itterici Watered Free,
latteries of nil makes repaired
imsi'll M.MJNKTO Sl:i!i l( !:
STUOMISKIKj C'Altlllillll'OH
SKItVK 10
Ill Lciclitnu's Machine Work
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FILL YOUR EMPTV LAMP
SOCKETS WITH
EDISON MAZDA ,.
- LAMPS
Soltl only at tha ; ... .'.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
Phone '.m-Vf 305 Depot Hi.
STAN OA HI) OIL COMPANY
lulijumwi
more power 6$peed
less friction and wear
thra (hired Lubrication
(
3 room 3 bedrooms, full basoiuent
modern house lu Connordale.
Price $3200. $1000 cash, bal
ance on monthly Installment pay
ments at $30.00 per month.
A good rooming house clflse in, 27
rooms alt furnished and heated.
Doing a good business, all the
rooms full and most of them
steady roomers, price $2800, and
terms on part of it, with a good
lease on building.
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
j NOW
.
(fCtlmCcZFr't? laVB ma8 profound
HemOfHl ffVlf tudy "f monument building,
tl.lj. na an oraur piucru in our
hnnns in tire to receive laitn
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Farnlsh Estimate!
Better Than
Medicine
"We have a model to
suit vou ranging in pride
from $G.l to $730.
SEE THEM
HEAR THEM
and you will want them.
Terms as you like.
Getting well goes faster by far
with a RrunBWlck to help pasft
the tedious hours. And while
It amuses It trains the ear to
sn appreciation of true tones.
Musicians recommend The
Brunswick to aid In the musi
cal education of children.
Brunswick Records are also
unique in the artistic beauty
of their InUirpetation. A
Drunswlck. on a llrunswirk
Oils Is the height of musical
achievement.
Brunswick
Eastern Oregon j
Music Co. j
4, roomwl house,. 2 bed rooms, at
1314 Jackson street, with bath,,
toilet, city water, trees, shrub
bery, hoard sidewalk, cellar,. All
for $2000 and $500 cash will han
dle it. Balance a mortgage for
$800 can be assumed and monthly
payments on balance.
C. J. BLACK & CO.
New Foley Building
La Grande, OregoL
: ess
fill. E!B;li;
,,f fe JL,,l
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
K)02 S Aye.. La Grande, Or.
1
Efficient V
Your Greates;
THE strenuous demands of this aim r
physical faculiy In 'its most efficient stn
to wage our contest of life at the great'
nothing puts a man or woman at ku h
partial or total loss of visual no wits.
There is. perhaps, no catastrophe which evnkeg
dread than blindness, yet people give less at ten Hon i
of their teeth. The least ache in n tooth will make i
suffer headaches for months- and allow our working
cause of defective vision without attempting to -eek r
Few eyes are absolutely normal and the innjotltv
frlasses. The need of glasses Is many times niultiplif
The day of that old Idea that ngu alone hiluKtf a mi
ao vanished, with other errors of like nature. (;iass
era of the eye do not permit it lo function properly
Our equipment and methods are the tnoht mod
DR. W. M. PEAR
J. H. PEARE
Optometry
tsion
Asset
i the posHt'Mslon nf every
that w(t may be nabh-d
poHHiblo ad va ut Hut
great disadvantage as a
re pity, or Is looked upon with more
t he can- of thlr e'ycg than to the care
;t of u scurry lo a l'iitiat, but we will
iclency to bfcouie louvr and lower lx
f. pwiple, rogyrdlesH of ae, actually need
because of the character of employment.
1 for spectacles o.' eyelasse has long
an ne'dd the moment tho natural now-
r all distances.
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be .
Fitted to
i
No squeezing of orgnns; no
pressure; dufucts of figure
corrected; a porfect founda
tion for your gowns. i
This In addition to tho com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camlllu" feuttirea;
No pressure on splno; no cut
ting by luccrs; no pinching of
clasps; no digging nt stays at
top but frocdom, ventilation,
satisfaction,
A complete line of the dif
ferent models nlwnyu on hand.
I'rlces isuu uml up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res.
T702, Cor: Spring & Oak
Phono 322-W
Just Arrived !
A compk'ie line of
Connecting Red and Crankshaft Bearings
for passenger cars and trucks.
At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La (inuulo, Oregon .
We Welcome the
D
o
and Friends
G.HGLM
GROCER
Qur'ility and Service
04LL MAIN 43
With
&SON
1 f&iumfiH few tlucS
are universally equipping with Fire- IN
stone Cords. I 9
IN the past two months Firestone
has built and marketed more tires
than in any similar period in its history.
This steadily increasing public pref
erence is proof of the recognition by
car owners of the greater values of
fered by Firestone. It is a tribute to
Firestone men all stockholders in the
company all actuated by the operat
ing principle of Most Miles per Dollar.
The high average performance of
Firestone Cords is without equal in the
annals of tire making and is reflected
by the general tendency to specify
Firestone for hard service. Taxicab
and bus lines, buying tires by the mile,
There are many reasons for the high
quality of Firestone tires but chief
among the special manufacturing proc
esses are double gum-dipping, thus
eliminating internal friction by insulat
ing each cord strand, and air-bag cure,
insuring a well-balanced and perfectly
shaped product.
Don't speculate in tires you will
find the right combination of price and
quality in Firestone. Come in and let
us tell you about the service these
Cords are giving other car-own en
whom you know.
is
h fiWmg Company
i