La Grande evening observer., September 29, 1922, Image 2

Friday, September 29. 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
QIT
That are Boy Proof With Two
Pairs of Knicker
1
$8.00 $9.50 $0.59
If a suit can stand 1 lie test it is just what the liny
and his mother are looking for. Here are some with
two pairs of knickers. Cheviots, Tweeds, and 1 lonie-
spuns that look like a boy and reinforced at points of THE ER.BHANP
greatest wear.
Felix Rothschild d Co.
CHtrAUU
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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PISGDPALIANS
PHAGTIGIHB
DIVINEHEALING
Watch This Space
for Our
ONE CENT SALE
Announcement
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The fnea -store
Where most folks buy their dms.
J her trl.mi. Jtiss Lnulmt Sinn.
( r:nil l,rvis who ih tcimiiiK camp
on Hm- mm lit a in (KDK! down .Moii
(til y lor MipplffH.
I) It l.-K(.nztM ninl i.-inillv hnve'Ht. if-v
nmvi'il down from lhc mill lo kmmi1 ! imm hislmp ot'ihe nilciitro illo
,,M. wiuU.r In ,vvn. Use . ' The nj.o.l lo the cmiiVroi.cn
, ,, , , InJ' the VomnilHHHtii nt I ho church whtcli
Mi-b. Whii (if J'nrlliiml. who hurt i ' A . (1 ,. ..-.. ,i.ftr
CM l C i, S - 'J 'onlrnllon
Nil l ho l'nl'Hl int .I'coiml triennial
ncnci il cinilVreiire of illvino. healing,
iitxl tho iiicMuii of nivlntf It Official
Kjinritoii a a i'i" "l fhurrh work,
drew nth iltirni lo tl't' tnct tlmt Hoveral
ii-iidy in.iiiitiiiiM-.l cl.t-' H in faith henl-
IIIK.
Amoittf sucli ci.ti'fhi-H .no Un
church of 11u Kr-lo.-mor of which Hov,
lr. John Henry llui-kins Ik rector,
' tt 1 1 1 1 St. 'hosotom , or' which l,lov.
jlr. Norman I. Ilultoii Im roctor. The
' Kov. II. I. I'lillln, ;iHlHlnnl rot-tor. o'
!su 'hr srloiii, i oil that tlit iur-
! pose of I hi; i-lafif i't I hi( 'I'hiirrh was
i not lo supplant t ti - phynUhin, hut lo
jjh im- niivMrluu by
llifiitni: faith 'nil tnllMl.
"Our iii.-tho.l." In- Mil'. "Im that of
Manic: Miiksi.n. Ih1 AukIIc-jji laynviu
: who eomim-tfil nio-t hiks of bonltnir In
Clilcauo a few years airo. It Involv
' iiclvate Piavcr of uil.Teofwin. "iff
: nKH wilh prayer nml the laying on
nf haiplf. ami priv it conrorencoH with
111,- HI.
! "Tho people or Ihe parluh are much
! !iilerfsl-.l with the work. 1 know of
no miiiielfs Hi it h;ive resulted from
It dot I am satlsfi.l thai thottc who
have conie to thi-xe nieetlntfM for
help have hCi-ll Jjeiierully KtretlKtlien,
utl. II ts otir fiiilcavnr to tako their
ininiM off their tiouhlen nml lo inake
thVin realize that Hi. re Ik Koniething
higher than Iheir ijiIi'Ik which illrocti
th'-tii."
"The ouestion Is not one of iltvliv
power, but of its application." wtM
M. CriswoM or -;vaiiKton.
ItOV SI o T ! I.S.
M'h foiiilli tioop he l-i Craiiilo
I toy S-oii;h hiII h Oi n.ilil-ii.-.l tin- lat
ter pait of the Week at tii.-'V. M. '. A.
It ih to nc an oi.ier hovs Imop. an. I
will lie un.liT (if personal ch.frK-' of
.Mr. i'rkc. with lluwanl licult' as h
Nislanl tentler.
The seucl. hae retelv.'.l two clial
lenfs l play iixithall. one from Ali
ce! an. I the olhcr trom linlihr. The
tlalf for thec );anie has not hecn set.
Itul will he .llM'tueij i.v the loam, ui'l
Die aiiiiounceni"i)l will he ma.Ie :i
soon im It Lh il'i 'Inltely leriied. The
Ihvk re anxious lo revenue them-!-elvcs
Tor the .lrul.l.ln the lmhlei'
jmelilles Kaw them in hasehall, so
the linhler-l.a (iranl aine oiiMht to
he a yuoil out1.
Troop two hehl it.'; first ni"' tint; last
l'Vidu . They iil:;eoiiliiHieil iiK-. tills
In-fore Hummer camp. Mr. Hoan, the
scout master, nays IhM litis troop, af
ter complete I'-oriranl'ation, will he
r.a.lv lo slarl Ih.- Kail pro-r un.
Troop one will statfe an mil
Thursday. October Ti'.-re ate lw.:
hoys who transfcrre. to the troop, j
as well as M'Vimi; new one.t The In-'
Mialion will he lolloweil lv a reed at
the V. M. t A.
The Asslst int Scoulmasler nf tmop
Ihree. .leff Mean, savs that he has lu'e.i
too htisy to lieep in close much wilh
the troop durhiL' the summer, as It
Was work I 111,', hilt now lie oxpC.-tn 1 i
;iiion:si...l.i '"
. !r....l nf I
I .Mr'.
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i a i nisi ' "
Iji liriiiiiK-
m m m
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kri ijt-j foil
rtrMYfair-ri'.ihiltii'viS
cigarettes, 8 n
10
They are
GOOD!
ALASKA FURS
Jtsp itnn;ivi:i)
A fine line of reaily-to-wear Ainu
kit fin-H whhh I ivlll tell fur n
very leiiMonnhle price. You nre
nil welcome to come nml ee
them. 1 usa buy all kimlw ol
raw fins uml will pay UeHt prices,
. Chris Miller
1510 AtlnniH Ave.
KILL RATS TODAY
v
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hi,.! i. ntf. A nll, ,. ,;,t it (i. tin
vI'i,''lirM ur J"-."!.! ""' ,"Uai'
I prftDY FOR USK-EETTKB TIIAM THAI-
WHILE IT'S CHILLIE
EAT HOT CHILI
AT
Jack-O-Lantern
111.) Adams
'I
I n isiiinn relatives here, return-1
cd home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. (. II. Slums were
huslne:-;! visitors in La (J ramie Mon
day. Miss Krma Woodell, who Ik noinj,'
in 'u-hool in La (Ira-mh'. came down
and spent the week-end at the home
in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Wood. -II.
Mi-H. Kdith Sunders and family
spent Sunday nt I he home of her
mother, Mt-tf. Kd C'onihH.
Alma luprahum and little brother
oi' I M y creek entered m'hool here
.Monday morning.
After a few days' visit with her
mother. Mrs. Marry Sanderson. Viola
Cnodwin returned to her work In
La (irande.
INSIIfltLE
'.Ml us l.yiliti M. Mr.;'; ol' Lit (1 ramie
pne.'ed MitHfrlr4 .Sumin"'r f!f ' Tueh
day morn iiiM her w ;t v to I'tunp
Ittn IMih-e (.. tj-l the Imme of
! The Peacemaker.
i LntrtlMi maIstrato (to a mnn who
j continued to tlcht nfler a policeman
i iippeari'd) "When thn imlloeman
j coiiies, the light U over. JI is a
j peaceniaker. It does not matter who
j Is ahead on points. It la a draw from
that moment.''
Many Women Attend
Oiy AfmO'.'tnlert rwil.)
CLKVKI.ANH. o.. Sept. 2S. More
than on -fourth of the delegates at
icodinK' tic liiennial convention here
or the I "hi I lei a Kappa, honorarc
scholastic l'ralernil were women.
one of I he lead In i; I'lKures of the
cmieiiMoii was Miss (dive YV. Mennis
of 1 1; It I more. Instead of design tn
hats she plan hri.lyes. hetnr a civil
engineer, and one of the twelve wo
iiii n in the I'nit.-d States actively fol
lowing Hint profession. She Is cm
ployed In the head office of lh Haiti
toon- ,V Ohio railroad.,
.1 ud ye Klorence K. Allen Of Plove
hunl was another of the women delegates.
NOTICK
J. TL Kilhy. IShO Y nvenue Ih
taking orders for full nml spriiiK
delivery lor t he guaranteed Nurs
ery Stock. Washington Nursery Co.
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RUMMKIlVILl.l-:, Sept. 2!). -Mr.
and Mm. V. A. Onniids and fam
ily of' La (1 ramie were visiting
friends in Summery lib' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J'resH Huli were
IraiiKaclliiK ImsineHs in l'luin Sat
urday. Mrs. W. Marks. Mr i-'. Woodell.
and Mrs. .1. Wagoner were Hhoipnii;
In La 0 ramie Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena n I team ot 1'iitnpKin
it id km was a visitor ai I he home
or her daughter, Mis. I). U. Mt-Kin-7.1
e, during (he week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neiderer took
lu the It on ml -I' p. going over Sat - i
urday and ret urn im: Sunday. ;
Mr. and Mrs, llurr t'auoell of
Laihi Canyon who have been visit- !
ing fehlUvoH here have t eiuriieii
to their home.
Mr. n nd Mrs. John Metisley and
family of Losilmi were Siunhiy visi-:
toi'H ill the home ot Ml and M ih
I'red Hamilton. i
Mr. nml Mrs. t M, II. tie motor- i
ed lo Hot Lake Satuidav I
Mr. ami Mrs. Harry WuhiU m "j
Muhlor spent Sunday :ii the home j
of Mr, and Mrs. John Newhill.
Mrs. liichard Lau n ml ii.ui vhi. r. i
Alma, were viidtors Thus -d iy at
tip home of Mrs. .lolili n. j
Aladallne Oliver was a ue- K-endl
guest at t he home ot her mint ,
Mrs. Anna I'urk I
Mrs. M. I-:. MrPimell and :1. !
Lirzle liobhn were hn:tm-s iii'oisi
in Imhler Wednesday. j
Mm. Wehh or iwtl.iud ha-
bought the properly hel. -n. in: lo
i-'nink Hammers lev. .Mrs. . id. is j
lite mother of Mrs. o, t. Siiirn-
Mr. and .Mrs. T. K. Helbimy ot j
Lu Orunde Mpenl the week end i.imp t
ilig and hunthii; on I'lulllp (re.k.
-Mrs. C- K. Jla m nieisley and,
daughter, l'lorn, w.-re shoppiim in j
i.n (i ni nde Wed nesilar.
Airs, Hebur Conrad and d;ui;hi v i
Kttua. of La Cramte. peni nio-i of
Hie week vlsltitm relatives here.!
They returned homo Sunday evc-i
11 1 tig. ;
H. K. Pluck- mid son l.nierv, and
Charlie Jlttnson were a inoug i li
onew who attended the ItiMiud-l'p.
, Mrs. tint ( it Allen was in La
(Iran do Tuesday, w here she h.id a
very pleuxatit visit with In r sister.
While in SuminervMle she was the
jurist nf Mrs. C. .M. Hale.
Kuy Hug of rumplviit tjuL:.
preached an a hie sirmou Sunday
night to a full hou.se.
Orumlnui .McKluaio who look ill
very Huddenly Monday a I ttM'tionn, is
much hetier nt this writing.
Mr. nnd rVs. C. M. Hale were
Kindts Su n day at the home of M r.
Hale's parents, Mr. and .Mi's. Will
Half.
Lee Warnick of La Ci ramie lwirtn
, 8 bniiHHs trip to Suuiini rvllle Tue-
iluy.
Mr. ,pff ferknru linfl moved to '
rnjudonce In town for (he con-j
vuidifnr nf sending (ho children to;
chiHil.
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
For Sale
Good rooming house In La Grande
Good dairy proposition ?8UiL Knur
room house, two large corner hits
on Sixth street flJUU. $2b0 cash.
Apartment houso on 8th strfot.
16-aero tract one mile east of La
Grande on the Cove road. $1501
cash will handle it.
5-room house on Seventh street,
large corner lot. Good buy at ?-3UU.
Strictly modern home on Wash
ington avenue, in tho 1600 blj :k.
$8U0 cash, ?:!;'). 00 monthly pay-nients.
A dandy little modern homo hear
tho high school. $2500. Good
terms.
Th Standard of Comparison
if',!-' i 3
Ymrjfor f cxv Ih'.sin
ah r.fn , r.:.i ni't.-k tnrj, i
He df- ,1, nt . l!i,tl lt -i Ht
ft- ' I I'Kit itMtl. rlii'
luli j '. ii Mtintf.
Tirf 'da line tor l
. new 1pU-. i;mf rtor
iK'i Hfi- ki'i'l lirclTom
w tUiul.trd rrurr
nfri' Fourteen Stvdeis;
n. '- Pii.i. TVuriim. SH.tS;
114 Sc.l.m.
y A Perfect Companion
for Work or Play
The 1923 Six Cylinder Sport Touring 1 167 S
Equally suited to the rigors of everyday
business driving and to carefree outing tours
and social motoring, the new six cylinder
sport touring combines the well known
Buick sturdiness and dependability with a
snappiness and sparkling beauty that mark
it as a distinctively smart motor car.
Rich, contrasting colors, set off with brightly
polished nickel radiator and fittings heighten
the sweeping linos of the long wheelbase
and body. The roomy seats are upholstered
in fine embossed leather, and every driving
and riding comfort and facility are provided.
Clock, speedometer, cigar lighter, gasoline
and oil gauges, lighting and ignition switches
and ammeter, long, nickeled gear shift lever,
windshield wiper and tear vision mirror are
among the convenient details that ore
standard equipment.
New rear spring suspension, and snubbers
on the front springs have brought greater
riding ese while the famou Buick Valve-in-Hend
cMigim- has boon ac rrtirMd is to increase
ita rdrtionl power nd dej'fndnbilt".
Wo have for pule anil trade,
all kinds of j;oo1 f.irniH, stock
ranches, fruit tructa, building
lots and city property of all
kinds.
Automobile and Fire
Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
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.
W Si c
A Paradise for Tired Foot.
20G Depot Street I'honc Main 113
Grovcr Smith, Mgr.
Strength from
Ironizsd Yeast
o A rot o
d ars on Displa.eat Jo!Ur?SshXJrflP
It Follows a Natural Law Which
Never Changes or Fails. The
Entire Body Quickly
FeeU New Power!
,'Tve just about pone to plercs!"
Do you know that trotting back
strength Is comparatively casv? Hut
do you rrall2o that it i almost im-
EostOtle to nut buck vour jstrcnRth
y luottlis of uniiutural drugs? Do
Just Arrive
A new line of Fancy Baskets oOc to Sl.rs
Ladies' fancy Bedroom Slippers $1.6!) to $1.! ')
Children's fancy Bedroom Slippcre !)Se to S'l.O
Men's Fancy Bedroom Slippers .... ?1.7o to :h ;
Men's Leather Sole Slippers y
Bath Mats
Bath Towels 2'.Jc t ;i !-c
Stationery, per box lc to Sl.oO
Children's Bloomer Dresses
Children's black Sateen Bloomers i.";c-
THREE BIG P.EASONS
V Why
t You should buy your
Hats at Our Store '
DESIGN, QUALITY, TRICE
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
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Madam. Ironlrd Tcnt Will II a ltd
lou l'p Amnituclr and ttulckly!
you know that about one woman
cut or every three ts exhausted be
cause of nervp unl Mooit starvation?
The ri'iiioi kable power nf yi-ast-vtta
oiliips-ironiiifit has bi-i1!! proven.
There t now no Xurtln-r xcu.- fop
t'chii; weak. sl. k. run-down. Iron
let Yea' cob t a twu th trfmeinton
nutuol iiHitfiiwjf force n of viiniiiins
it lr. ;u4 it fcwiMaini s: r 3k4Tt 1
ws lii h.ilf lk ii-l lirt Im yo
titouw thy? lroKv4l 1 it aol
V mww Mllir nttd iron,
Maw till TVt' wV.At
l l 4 f?Md!w4 t tK to
VtJ. tot tailor la vt vr't
k' M t-i v
t M J 'T T0. t Will
4 rw. fov tt p-i. o-r a
ixtiti '.U eJD.: 0. j .:
Ijwoito ixW Ttfft wir tot now
itn rcdki t.uf tA inn
wmi ot eatoxiAt 9m&
'l pm t
mie A c
ntoM . t t mr i 9
rtee. '-. ; .-If,d
la- w-'.mhina
la;b x to you.
DUXBAK
N- RAIN TR00F
GOATS - PANTS - MATS
Just what you want if you Hunt, Camp Oni.
or work out of door.
. . Also a fine line of
SPORTING GOODS
firing in your keys if you want the phonopranh.
Oregon Hard
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