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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1922)
Thursday. September 21 1922 PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER $T You may have been wearing the wrong W . .11 nr. .-.'.i i . . 'r (corset all your life without knawing it uba m T'i9 ft very 'subtle nrtJs proper, corsetry, and m:inywoinen have gradually lost thelgrace I and luioyancy of youth and taken on the settled, rigid lines of maturity because they have continued to wear a corset ill-suited to their particular needs. Are you sure the corset you are wearing is the right corset for you? iYour first iff V! G O c o S S A front Lacing R S R D E T scientifically designed, skilfully chosen and properly fitted, may very probably mean a total change in the way your dressmaker locjks at you arid the way you look at yourself. ..'.J. . ' , - ' . ' Our experienced andcpaljle cor setiercs will ass'urne fulj respoisib"iiity for your satisfaction. ( ,,. - . - it Vjj.V;f m w Saturday moving bin furniliirtt tn I.a Ciuinlf. Mr. Henderson has leen lu Kjium-Ih nil hiiiiniit'i- hut ;it present Ih iiii I'nftiiUH'i- mmiiiiK nut ot Un (Jrnnde, Mr. Heliriel dof Haker, w8 I'l Knmcra Sunday vIhIiImk with !iiB sindT, M I'm. A. U. Fiife'll, Mel'le Kul( Hpciil tin' WPuk'Hiirt with ti 1 k parent, Mr. mill Mm. A. I,. FukII. Merit In atlt'iidlMK liiKh 'schiMil ai Xorih Powder. I Phill Wnlniim 'and (Veil Mnrfcan J 4M'iii lfn' ui'fk-fml ai . liieir homin In Kaincla. Until buy me attend piifc hlyh nuta in l,a (irande. i KriK-Ht Faun xpent .Sunday with ;lifri father. I H. Ilradshaw mint up Sunday from I. a Ciande. H Ih an eng ineer oft iiii of Him help. Mrs, V. Condemn, u and noli. Wayne, of La irand Willi friends. i'niiipany. liev. Charles MaWun. Ik . !- -lor (Vntt-nary WUImr Clmr. Ii. , - U'. A. (. MrDouuld, I'oitlaiid llealiy aid. Hoard, ' Tniniiiv I. nk. Sinlih Floral Com ttor. ,mny. t'ortlaud Ad Chili. idkh In iMadilno Co. -MfinlifiN of Train ('.. 11. I'hriHtif, Dining I'm SI.- Klickiuir. Pulliiiun Comliic- VI f fVuv M. I McCftrl. n'nrt'K.-iilullvi' Com-' mlKslon of IMtMIe Jio:Un. Mr, Frank l MeCuire, 'nidi..!ii of . . Frank .. McGuIro Co. i . . A. K. Miller and wifi rHhl't A. K. MilU-r Co. Jr. J. Morrow and wife. Jerry . Parker 'and wifo, prHHlilunt I'arker and Hanfleld. A. A. I'niierxnn. manager ilio Aladdin Co. . . i : Joseph I'attorHott, tijiffial vr,.tt;i. C. S. Piper, broker. , "J oil n L. Platfcmun, maiiauvr of Hiieni Sunday !Ltibes A ('(. CharleK lludoeii, (oiiiinls.'!iii K. A. Klippel, Jr., Travelling l'an- Dinlnu Car Inpoc- C. A. Killer. of Cook, eiiwi neer nut Multtioiuali rounly. Mr. It. A or I.a Crande, 1m in Kainela worki'-M a few day. It. Poller, engineer Oil I of La Claude, Ih fu Kainela. work ink Win. Sailor, engineer on oh'- of i lie ht lM-rn, went to La (irandu to visit liiri family. I . V . W'a 1 n a m a mi a- t to wert' Thursday visitor in La (innide. Mr. and Airs. P. liiever and Mr. and Mrs. Marry Plass leave Wednes day for i he l((innd-('p at lVudi lon. M r. llfever will play witli t he La Crande hand. Harry Plass is on of tho vxt ra iiinsseii eiiKiiu'ers working In Kainela now on t in; helpers. Kit hard Mllyard, of Telomnet, 1uh bid in ono of the Johs ait fireman on the helper. Willi ii ni Pldrock was tit Kaiuelu Tuesday visit Iiik his family. (Jail Danlei) was a visitor lu Meacliani Sunday. Steve Lawler was u Tuesday vll tor in La Crande. Tom Lawler wim : in. L 'tlrande Monday on husines. ' ; ItOhK Portland itealty PERSONNEL OK . PORTLAND BUNCH Hill's Department Store EASTMAN KODAKS i - AND FILMS RUTMAN'S DRUG STORE J !i PE AID GO! i-n'f , ManiiKer Hippo- .-'If- ill-- I jf'ft Knmelii Weltnrdiiy (Continued from Page One.) phone; & Teli'Kraph Co. j J. O. Deiiiuau, Pacific States Tele phone Ac telegraph ( o, . J i in my Dunn, Clothier. 'II. C. Davidson, Northwest Man ager Warren Unit hers Co. Charles Kckelman. Ted Kmerson, Tim Portland Tele- iKram. 1 William Fly, drome Theuter. Mrs. J. it. Fruukol, Federation of Women's Clulis. Ceorft L. Creenrield and Prosldnnt (ireeii field Shoo Co. Monroe Cnldsteiu, Advance .sfiitative;; Socy; iOreKn State i Assoeiation. V If. I l!.iidftoi;"freiiorar Mana'fii'r Triific, UMruMjii'J'ui'J und ck Conii ais)unx.r;Mitui:i!u:i;'iii;) , Harry Hale and wll'i Ad Club. ; Have HotfKfni and wife 1 Uuildei-B Kxflniuufyr f Ih-iiry It. jlliiyelt !'lt) Co l; . 'I W.hXhllansiiii Cppo Film TJo'.' i .liujk. nndei'Hon,!LioiiH Cliib". '! J.1 A'llubMI, ' Portland 'jteally (he. lelt Rrpt.--21.--Mr;SatuVda"y ' fiVorpJup. I ,.lr. Took-' J-I h. (A Iiiesday eveiuiiK the extra 'fireman's board and Board. areompaii'id been at Kainela for several 1 Paul elty tieorne ait. j "ks. Mr. and KAMI&A, (I. C. Cfidiier for Texiisv Sim was by her ;fwo children, nohbie, !who will remain in lexas for the winter hut Mrs. Coop' i' wit! moving return after u visit with Imi ruber Rtul tdstoiA. Mr. and Mrs. Hailey and baby left for Portland Wednesday. Mr. Unlley whh liinliway engineer at t liis point of t he ImkIi way liui h lias accepted u similar posit Ion i :i J'ortland. Fliuer SwlniKr left for bis borne In Walla Walla after a few days here on business. Mrs. Hurl Fvans was a La Crande Visitor Wednesday. Mrs. lnrlln King was a La hyhi MirT Martha cTmTt orTCIraiHl.HoaTn Is in Kamela vlHltiiiK ber--dfiu:hn:", M. Ifarwood, Mnclt Tnu li f:o. Mrs. Farl Kvans. F. f. JaeKer, Jaener Ilro'.br.rs, Mrs. C, M Curtis ent to La ju.wolers. y Crande. TJitirsay 'to.nitimd to;.u. jtl'!-v.Walter-"jMnk inp.' Ula'tnond 1'oal I. A. MfellttK' Mi. Ctiriiir Ih pveM- ,'n. son leader of liratii.- " ' dent of the orKanlatlnn. J Arthur Johnston president Cof- (i?i'K .CrooK hrnl rln Lft crande ree,cup Co, W. J J. Hoard. A. K. liitter. president Northwest Heal Kstale Association. Ceorge L. Ranch,, lawyer, presi dent Portland Ad Club. li. A. Hose, Fust, Side Undertak ing Parlors. John F, Hinley. J. Ira RoutledKO, RnulfedKe Seed and Floral Co. ' J. H. itaiiktn, clothier, former president Kfwnnis Club. Sid KasniiiHsen, president Itas- & Co. I. F. Sbope and wife, president Shope Drick Co. . A. L.- Steele, Portland Ad Club. i. A. Shlndler, ltrass anil liron.e Foundry. 0. K. Sanderson, Sandy's Kodak Shop. , . ; ( W. C. Sinner, William L, son Auto Co. 'W. P. StrandborK, J'orllaild, Uuil way Light & Power X'o. J'-. A. 'W, Slauchfield, Jfuf lilr' K?p chaiiKo. . ... C - B. Sewiill.' vice president Hlf bernja Commercfal 6i Savings Hank. 'Mon. Jalui P..Trant, British Con sul. , Jerome Thorne. H. J. Todd. Fred V. Volgei west Auto 'o, , ' I. . C. Wilson, & Co. Harvey Wells, Insurance, Lions Club. F. E. Wynkoop. Builders' Ex change. A. M. Work and wife, Portland! Damascus Cream Co. ' J. C. Wilson, J. C. Williams. H. A. Whitney, Sutton & Whit ney, architects. Paul Wesslngor, Weinhnnl Plant. M. Wassermuii, sales director Ulake .McFall Co. : (; 1- rank lia Whitn, manager . For- etgir Trudy UcimrrnienlChunibeV of l'nl;mir'Illns ,'t,il liivi'siitK-iH Co. A. M. WriKlit unci wife, vice presl- iluiK Lnltecl dtmes Nullonul lianlt. llul Vouiik, I'mlrlc Statu Tele- Jiluine Co. , J. A. Zchnthnuc.r, pioslrti-nt Junt ziioi,liiiiiiirti!MHIs, ijrtWilih'i. AMfa Mnh(1 lmliiireH of On'gfjfl. '.N.VW. MilliUisll. fllllimiiar ijrlii'. Th, Palact Plgoont One of tlit furorlte roosting places of tLe rlngdoTe or wood plx. In lit tlie irriiunil of Builtlnjlmm piilaiv. Sooa aftr three o'doilt In tlie nfter noon now they may be otnerved colli erlnj in the upper liranchM of the tallent trees. Oil one of the stormy tlarn, such us we hud recently, when the western aky iMHtmne, the delicate outline f the bougha and fwlK Kttlnst the aettlug aun Is blotched with the fonus of scores of roosting birds, huddling with flulted-up feathers upon thslr windy perch, i l)'Y A H AM Fresh Stock a C3 SUGAR C'l'RKI) Light Hams ; - Heavy Hams 2Sc II) 2(ic lb C3 d The Grande Ronde Meat Co. BUY A HAM A Classified Ad Will Do It! r'.pru- lireKident ostr . , pi'e'Midciit North W.akctleld, Krlos llavl; irlnt Mrs. (1. V. Woalherhy. The On Junes" I'pi'tlaitrt ite;ijly wife. News I-Mltor and Koiniin. Anno ivill, I'oiiklllil Ad everyone has occasional interruptions or unforseen delay on bak- ... ing days, but the house wife who uses Crescent Baking Powder will not , worry. . She will have light, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits, mu ffins, and cake because Crescent combines the two leavening units that insure good results under Variable circumstances. from any grocer Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, Washington CrescGnt Powder, TAX! 243-W Boston Lunch Dodge Car Driver, Stanley Hnidsh.iw ! 209 Fir Street 30c Meals and up served from 6 a. m. tu 1 a. m". Midnijflit Chinese Dishes also. TAXI287-J Noodle House Velie Car Driver, Happy Prieme lDO'i Adams Ave. First class Noodles and Chi nese Dishes from 11:30 a. m. until 1 p. m. All kinds of pie, sandwiches and coffee. WONG SING, Proprietor Iloth Places Raise the. ec.r Dough' Monuments ORDER THAT ' MONUMENT NOW 7(?Zl.&2tTS' We hava made a profound ffllemondLffoi) ,tudy of monument builiinK. 1 1UU su uiuci jiaru lu uui 1 i i . : . u natiua in sure iu iueivc initu- ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly Fmrnish Estimate A Blue Mountain li-..- i i ' .''! ' Marble & Granite Company f'nopcr nrn ; Miss whore bolli Cliih. .!iavi' positions uk opt'rut orn ut (hat ' J. Knapp, (ronsiiror Hrido t,( I iiliuo, '(iiul ('orpnrulfon. Mr. and (lMrn. Walter IngerKun H. C. l.cinli, National PnKir.s I wi'it' vi i.a iti aiuii .Miuiuay iiii uiimi- iiui. tit-sM. . I I.. M. l.tiMr, Kal Sic! ! Win. I'iiK'Ock nml family rirovo ini'ss M'n' Chili. (J rami i Visitor Motvilay. Mi-h. V IMdi-ork; .lrn, Tihnih'V, Mi-h. Kuri KvaiiH und Mr. M;fil tn La Crande Saturday In tlwir Mi'm. Vlctnr MoiKaii wart a Mon day visilor in I.a (irantli1. Mrn. Sieve limcrsou left Monday for Ih'iipniT for a fi'w wockK vijlt with rclativt'H. Vhior Morgan wiih u Thurnday vifHinr in I.a Craudi Tom l.oonard. Powor I'urnil nro f K.rf UlnboUi or Bd5rt .J Uis.li'f,'oonuU , a dt.ctur. Vur rvWt From l.lilncy ItucWache. rliumtiim. oti-., take WOOD'iN SIlOK BRAND HAAKI.KM Oil. t'AFSUI.KS the trust worthy uld-fMiliiinnl auipliur pr. imrnlion that h iIihhI tho U-it uf tlm. 60 ca,iiutB 5(it ; full trntimiit. 6 hna. 2.5'i. Money liurk If not Mtllfl(l, wIiwd imrchtTcwd from ui. iu l. nitre; co. La (iriunUy : : OrcRon Mr. Nordoon o( I'iidlcloii hnn' hoimtit t he I linn- hu miner houses huilt by I In highway con I ractnrn. i 4.ollill j$HVe aiiuther nun nC O'rlr lie expert lu lllon Ihelit oil III1 popular x ilauees Friday uvenirnv t round and remodel them. KoMenhaiini and (Ireeti furnished Ihc . ( lande ln meiell wiih In Kiiiuoln liliisle. ' . ' I Saturday. Fred Unvles and Wirt I'ftlntr k ' ' ,1.. ('. Henderson was In .Kameii Don't Forget We can v a full line of IMKS, ( AKKS AM) PASTRIES f nun 7 a. in. lo 2 a. in. Always Fresh JACK-O-LANTERN IU.) Adams Ave. Attention! Fruitgrowers FOR OETTER .Doxes PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH ' Union Box Co. F. Jaainann, 'Malinger, ' La Grande, Oregon T " " Telephone, Main 688 . ' Oregon State c3 A FIA SALEM September 25-30 A wealth of agricultural display. ( Greatest livestock show in noulrvest. S)leiuliil machinery and tractor exhibit. '' Excellent races, and high class amusements. Ideal camping and parking' grounds. Excursion rates on all railroad lines. 0 Kur '.iilliii-lil.u-s '"tllliiiinii-ulo wltli A. II. l.KA, Maiianei-, SA1:.1 How Long oS Coal Last Tills Lad Range ? borne ranees are huncrrv. positively hunery lor tuei v They eat it up as;though it didn't cost anything. ' ' When your range gets too hungry it is cheaper to get rid of it. But the next time you buy, get a range that doesn't need more and more fuel as it grows older. Buy a Monarch Malleable Range. It gives the same satis factory service at the same low fuel cost after ten or twenty years as when it is new. If you knew the real facts you wouldn't even consider any thing except a range built of malleable iron, riveted tight and solicf to heavy steel plates, and protected safely against rusting or burning out. Come in and let us show you how a range ought to be built and how the Monarch is built. The surprising part of it is that some of the ranges built in the ordinary way sell for more money than the Monarch. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company ! top i
