La Grande evening observer., September 28, 1922, Image 2

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday. September 2S ,1322
PACE TWO
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SLEEPING
GARMENTS , FOR CHILDREN'
The approaching winter nk;bls
Suggest wanner sleeping gar
ments, especially the youiip;st"!s
must sleep warm.
The Dr. Hlmiiberlancl Karnie! it
is one of the ery best siecj-i;!
garments :uil one of tlx- nicesi
for children-.
.Sizes from 1 to o' yeaiv. OSc
S to 10 .yoa.-s V''---1
Outing Night Gowns
For Women
Women's outing flannel night
gowns in a big assortment of styles -lone-
and short sleeves. I'riced from
l.lMo2.98
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Outing Flannels "
For those who wish to make their
own outing flannel night gowns we
offer a large assortment of outing
flannels priced from ISc the yard up.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Something Nr. in Earrings
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l!rsii- .Vhilri'tt ami l.rlallil Killi;irk;
MiltWllllll HI I lull School.
PIIOVO. B-t. 2. Tho ri'iiislrn
ilnn nr hIikIhiiih ill Mm Ilrigliiini
Young I'lilveinlty lusi wi'nk ihovimI
til lit. lhn lliniest for thin hpiisoii
of lh yeur iliut till' limtlliillon tins
I'Vnr known. In addition lo lis bu
ll K usiu-i'Uilly hfiivy. tho riritMun
liilion was Ih mom I'Oinpliile oT niiy
yi'ar In the history of Iho school.
Morn than iOO towim, it Mitten, and
two foroiKO iiiuniiii'H werii ri'pri'
Bcni.'d. Anions the iimmuor weru
two from I. a (irundo. Hiwule Andrew
and I. Hand Klllpark.
AciordiiiK lo 1'rnstdHiit flarris.
the enrollment m exeeptionnlly urnl
ll'ylng for Ilia reason thai It indl
iaeH thai the BriKhnm Yoiiiik Uni
versity iu uurvliiK Iho whole Inier
inoiiiiiain country and other vicin
ities as It is Intended that It should
do. "Thin yeiir," said he, "we are
servliiK the entire Inlermounlain
empire from Canada on the north
to Mexico on the south, and In ad
dition .we are nervine many of the
missions as we have registered here
n number of people who, have come
to rtali for educational purposes.
In return for Iho confidence thus
place din us, we hope to send out
.vouiiK men and women trained iu
secular things, possessing charac
ters that will recommend them
verywhere."
Analgesic.
Balm
"irst prize string beans created a furore nt the horse show at f L
JuT..:;. Long Inland, llisa Anna Horndahl worn them as earrings.
Ask Yourself These Questions.
Do you count your dirt Inlays tliunk
fully? Foi'Klve your friends? Grow
gentler tint better with aUvaiirlng
age? Horace.
Johnson's Box Candy
Our customers tell us that this is the most de
licious candy they have ever tried.
Ask for the Quintette Asst.
Price $1.50
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
Tz i&fWllt Store
Where most folks buy their drugs.
Tin senior rhisst lieltl a ineclinK
Monday nt which Tio Lurtten und
Million Howell wt'i'd elected live
wires. Itetd Gt'dden was a close
()Iionent to Tif;e htit Tie vrtm out
(icdiKe Garrh-k was
A ' m;Kle. One of tin most Important
Wfn Hint tjorn now on the "ilookn"
will Itn ,'illnwcd to use the f roll f
fl.lMf 'I'llW l;t l-..e..iv...l ILllll l, IV
i.u iii.. i-..,.iU 1 1... u,,i11', iliy six votes,
h.,tv li.'-.t iv, ..ii. i .r,, ,., ..il;ilo elected yell liader an he was
( !. old price of $2.00 each.
Tin- total iiumlier of sludeutH eii
icll'ii in ih i. a ;rnudn Iuk'-. m'hotd
at the end ol the first t wo weeks
(his y'jir was three hundred and!
(iKhiy ''it;lit. Last year at the. end
o! Hie lin I month only three hnn-1
dred and tfl'ty-two were enrolled. J
In the senior class this year, there
are torty-live. I went v-seveii of which I
ll . ... . .... I
1 1 are KiriK lino einieu noys. I III' i ,.,. ;,.(,,. (... n .... I , , , . , . , ,
innior i-hm ii. :. K.tal nf Ktven I v- ' i . . . . ' ' "V I""" nm.:i. l axilHl 111 CvntHU
. .... .. . .... . nii,Mi;ue. eoiisiiuiie lMe Virgil, or Africa.
, ' ' rour year class, 'the total, number
and thn y- ive hoys. The sopho-' . ., L.:,,,r i ..tin mwv iu tv , r
have eihiy-lwo, including ...i.f.i. n iimik.h-.iiv i-.i-.'.,, ,,i1&..
is lioys.
hiMi year,
That l.al iu is hecoinf or a more
popular subject iu our hiMh school
i::il! easily be seen by (he fact that
more students than ever take It now.
So many look first yeai Latin t hat
It was necessary to make two class
es of t hem, which Is very u nusual
The Caesar ciass is also large,
consist in k of t went y-onn pupils,
l-'ive girls, three of whom are Jim-
REGULATE DANCING
(ISy Ap.owinU'd rri'i.j
ri.KVKI.ANP, ()., Sept. ;s. A con
ret ted inovejprnt ior a stiiu law re- j
(lulling all dancint; teacbei-s to passj
an examination for a Mu'e license Im
lieirm; uiKed by the Ohio Association
of Teni'hei M ot" I a iicinj,". Memtiers sav
this will raise dancing standards hy
barring the teachers of wriggles and
twists.
Catctpitlr.rs' Gilken Nccts.
Nests of Hlk, about Hie size of co
conuts are woven by (he Auaphe eat
! XOTICR
J. H. Kilby, 106 Y avenue la
finking orders for fall and spring
! delivery for the guaranteed Ntirn
iery .Stock. Washington .Nursery Co.
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If you arc in
pain from
neuralgia or
rheumatism
USI-; McK iS: li Analffesit
Halm. Itirriiiar!ifibb:
ior its sotdliin', coin tort mif,
Jiciiling illccts. Il is iiiv.il
tialilt for i lu uniat ism, neu
raUi'ui, sciat ica, .ait, hcaii
uclie, irost-bites, chilblains,
cupped liaruls, etc.
Glass Drags
GRANGE HALL
NEWS ITEMS
j taken from
hall to ninii
hetie;illy.
Monday
whb-h wevi a
Inriy-six Irls and t hirty-stx boys.
Last, but not least (in number) are
i lie Heshinen, who boast of having
l tie largest class, one hundred and
t """ j t weni y-t w o. t Sevenly-t wo of t hese
H i e Kirls a ud fil l y boyg. 1
tfh ."iiod 'in I bo .-.liulv; Mi. Reynolds held signal practice
nu-e Mm ut:is alph i- lonlay evening in I he study hall
I of t he hih sch coed. Nearly all
tu iiie caii'iKiates were present and
much was accomplished in learning
were f;i..naln
To Escape Knife of Divorce,
A chap before marriage does a lot
of Fpooning, 'but after marriage It's a
case of fork over. Huston Transcript.
rlllbl
w ;is held at
''ItH tits
IMVT Vol MISS the Friday and
Satmda I'andy Sale at Xewlin lrug
t 'uinpiinv. Tlic famous ( h-iide d u k-,
dialed ehifohlle m-.';miis. 5t-J7"t
l. & L. intr; co
I,a Grande - - Oregon
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fftntrliiLAp Tim qb.1-r.ver
GliANGK flAI.L. Seju. 2K. Ma
rie Heck atiended the Hemlleton
Jtouud-Up.
Word has leen received from Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Gekeler thai (hey
enjoyed a trip veek to .lc-
Mlnnvlllu. where they attendi'd the
fair.
George and Jack Salisbury at
tended the Kouud-l p Sal unlay.
They report a very fine t line.
Mrs. Berl Grout and Mrs. A. K.
HuK were busy Kriduy gnlherhiu
the exhibits that were taken lo Hie
Klgin fair. They expect to make
a big showing for the- Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Kobln.Min aad
daughter Winifred, have moved
from the Xundel place ouio a larm
uenr llol l.al.e. Wiullred
alleud the Willowdale shol
Mr. and .Mis. Win. Taylor and son
Hervl, and Miss Vircil Wilkinson
left early I "rnl ay nioinin:: for fen - j
dleton in order to attend the Kmnul-.
('p. While iu the )i on lift -1 p cilyl
they visited old friend-, returniugj
liotue Sunday evening. j
'Mr. and Mrs. Hear and family I
of ferry, ha e mo ed on to I tie j
Xutldcl place. I
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salisb.iry
of l.dt-'iin, t'tah, ami Mr and Mrs j
It. II. Salisbury of llai.r niotoiedl
down from Maker lie- I. titer p. mi of ;
last week anil made Mrs. lirr Sail- j
bury a visit before r,oi at; en t !
the lioiinil-rp They I'lutu-tl h.j
I. a Grande .Sat unlay e .-m pg ;niil
Sunday they aiteinlttl the , h.j
S. roil f.e re rice wlere Mr and Mr...'
Joseph Salisbury met a ho-t uf
frleritls, for about t w ei,.- yc i i ; .r.n J
the Salisbury lived ut at hnlil. r ;
where Mr. Salisbu ry w;e. b;iinp j
of t htf 1 m bier ward Siuubiy I
nlug the party reiuiind i Mal.iri
Where the I.otfah p. tiplc Mmlt il f .; j
a few more days be lore tnt'i ei i
on to Boise to islt a son wUo i -vides
tn that place.
Hen Gekeler purchased a new
Ford ear lust Monday.
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Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
FOUR
SEMI-SPORT
High School News
lltiipeiifiigx in ieihI Around (be
JSehiMd Cenlers
lnitchiitt
foilli-ill
eiini:
ct irn;
' cl.p.s.
Howerv
cle
. The lieu f'hncking"
was put into use on the
field .Monday in l: lit .
The Junior class held n
Monday for the purpose of
the i.lve Wires" of tin
Those elected wero Garnet
iil Hay I.yiu It.
A BOphomore clasn meet tug was
called Tuesday to elect I he "Live
Wires j)f the class. Knua Iiynum
and Hoh Smith were elected.
The freshman class held a meet
in Monday to elect their 'I.ie
tVtnw,' and to arranue for the
tteffhtunii picnic .which Iu in be
held a week -from Friday.
There are four girls ami thirteen
! tWH Physics IhiS year. They
t'f fiiidjiif. t( a new ami juUTcstiiif:
!.W' quite hard.
Tu'i hou( ten minute was
The newest thing in
motor cars is here
the Oldsmobile Semi
Sport. Don't fail to
eee it it's so different.
Poilv iull tiLMin liiu four passenccr. Color, Olcls-"cl-ilo
C'.itinini'. Upholstery, genuine long griiin
! h.k (other with W.ick lo.nhcr side rails. Nickeled
:: Huic!, 1'n.irc Dic steel wheels demountable rims,
i r !iv: iiv;im-vhile wire wheels optional.' Cowl
v. iitiUer. Cowl lights. Klaxon horn. Windshield
v Cor.l tires. Alemitc LubrtcatinK System.
Ci. .;.;.s is ihe i.inous sturdy four cylinder model
.n:i .ptiiis and ileep fn.me. Iinginc
v..b..in-lu.iU epe developing over -10 H. l by actual
t.'f.nn MOTOH WORKS LANSING, MICHIGAN
i. i j.n ii of General Motors Corporatiun
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STREET OXFORDS
Brown and Black Kid and Calf Skin Oxfords with
welt soles and military heels for street wear. Prices
range from $5.00 and up.
The Bootery
' A Paraili.se for Tired Feet.
20G Depot Street Phone Main 118
Grover Smith, Mgr.
For Sale
Onod rooming house in T,a Orando
Good dairy prnpnsii ion $ Sort. Four
room house, two hi rue rnrimr lots
on Sixth street $1 200, $2uii rash. .
Apartment house on St h street.
l(I-acre tract one mile east of T.a 1
flrnnde on the Cove road. $liiUlf ,
cash will handle it.
5-room house on Seventh street,
large corner lot. flood buy at -'j00. i
Ririctly modern home on "Wash-1
Ineton avenue.- in the 1(100 id.'k.'
$S00 easlf, $.Tii.0() monthly pay
ments. '
i iiitiiiiv iiiiiit iiitun-i ii inium ii-tii m
tlia high school. $2500. Good ,
terms. '
Wo have for sale and trade,
nil kinds of good farms, stock
ranches. fruit tracts, building:
Iota and city property of all
kinds.
Automobile and Fire
Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Just Arrived!
A new line of Fancy Baskets 50c to $1.08
Ladies' fancy Bedroom Slippers Sl.li!) to SI. 8!)
Children's fancy Bedroom Slippers !!Sc to ol.iii)
Men's Fancy Bedroom Slippers .... $1.7o to $1.1)8
Men's Leather Sole Slippers $2.25
Bath Mats Sl.i)8
Bath Towels 21)c to iiSc
Stationery, per box 15c to $1.50
Children's Bloomer Dresses ij;i.2.0
Children's black Sateen Bloomers 15c
THREE BTG REASONS
Why
' - You should buy your
; i ' Hats at Our Store
DESIGN, QUALITY, PRICE
ANDREW'S VARIETY
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Efficient Vision
Your Greatest Asset
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TTIK strenuous demands of this ne reijuire the possession nf pvery
tdiysiciil faculty In its most efltcient state that we may be enabled
to wa.ee our contest of life at the greatest possible advantage. Itm
nothing puts a man or woman at such a great disadvantas:n as a
partial or total loss of visual powers.
dread than blindness, yet people give !cs attention to the care of their e yos th'in' to ill "'i
'"-- " Hn wi u scurry tn i( dentxt but
suffer headaches for month and allow our working efficiency to become lower iml V
cause of defective vision without uttewptiKic ! wek. relief. ' 1
Few eyes are alrolutely normal und tli majority or people, refardlfs of n-e t-c - i.
ptasses. The need of lass i. mativ tlnin utid W-cawsf of the cJi ir i. tcr ' f' ' !"'! y n"1''
Th itav of that, old id Hit thiit on Iam hrira mamJ fr Eu.iaAn. ' "... . 1 ,,n 1'loy in. m t .
.1-1 v,.ni..(l with ntlinr Pi-rnrt .if liL-A imtitrA Hln. j v. . i. ' -''-Ms-',S ha-i 1
' . " " "J " J ll'V IJlUIIH'llt t tl
ers of tso eye do not permit it to function properly for all distances.
Our equipment and methods ar the most modern.
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