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7rick, October 6, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVEXIXC OMTOtRH PAGE FIVE THE Oi D HOME TOWN r.,'. - ' '":.-'.jimi.wi!iw.-i. , . I ,. ' .. t 1 say r ( r?";- 7 . CMtcsrl Veii BY STANLEY t come on ? ? IN OTEy a AN'TRY SOME FPESH' Van'chbeseJ ' " i ' j I smocks: XI I ( THATALWAY5 7fHP K5t' 5 fci, eSmWl " A V.W AJ v S 1 the 01.0 fciZrf-V". i " i make - n ' deep cut into llio pay hiess. They arrived In La Grand 'duck of the growers." Contruc ilust eveuiiiB uiul are guest at iHe " tors are pushing the old Oregon ; Foley during llieir visit. trail section east Cabbage, hi" j land before tbe olid of the work- lluik in l. ;rand 'ing bc.joii expect to cnmptelB nil j Mrs. Frank 1'iku, of this city, - but two mile of lb" grading. The who has been spending vral ; judge is ut the. Hotel Oregon. j weeks in Portland with bur dautb- 'oregoniall. ler, Certrlide Miller, at in no-1 iliiial, relumed 'to l.a Orande and) will be here for about jwo week j before going baek to Portland. Pershing Goif Foley (iui'.sl Ki AlU'ii, who hails from Vimm, arrived in La C.rumlo yestenlny retered t th Foley. He i ! here on bnsim. I In From Valley : Jim Dohbina. who ovrni it Urge , furiii a few miles from I. a Grande, I was in tin city yesterday looking' pallor tstm.e uunineis alfuirs. ! Moved into Xew Home i Mr. and Mra. Dwifiht Jesse hiiTP ' moved into their new horn ' on Spring street, recently purchased Horn V. G. Sawyer. is- R MARS11AL OTEY?'-.-. V.'-'."J Two iiKirriage lit-ene wr i siii'd tiit fore part of t h week at t In run my clerk's office. Tlny j wro issued to Sieve L. Iliutt and jlhildu Walker and Char I eg Dun Ihar and Ada Huu-iuuon. Doth coti I pU's make tlieir home in I.u Grande. Local News In -Brief Malonry in reiilliton - .Inseph iiioi- C. M. Maloney is here tod:iy from I it. J. Hin!; La Grande. Kast Oregon tan. tseph. avt iv.' w i v:d-Cr; PmiiWjii-s in linker Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Duntiar and Mr. and Mrs. Charles (iat riri are visitors in town todi y froin La Grande. Baker - Herald. it of ,lo r.de last y (m biisi the Savoy dtirliiK Uis i itioit Mr. - U llion, I tndav. J.enctiu to .Meet I Grande The Island City Kpworth League will hold their regular in out lily ineytin at the home of Hev. and Noi'tli Mrs. WulliM, I-'riday. October tJ, at i K. J. t o'clock. Kveryoiie a cordially d lnritiid. i 'Cdjile and Mis, John llrant, of -len d ai I lie Savoy iilVe been ill l.U ai ti.'.y on business. To isit HehKlvew M Ufiert Mary and Fannie Som iners left lant Hvenint; tor Spo kane" where they will spend u cou ple of weeks vlsitiiiR friends and relai ives bet ore returning to their burnt in l.a Grande, Dr. I'liy ill I'euilleloii Dr. William Thomas I'liy, tf Hot Lake, proprietor of the Hot Lake sani I of ni in, is a business visitor here today. Dr. l'hy is en route irom- litd Lake to Spokane, Wash.. i o: a hurried business trip. Kast 1 Orefjuniun. Today team is IdayliiK the Vincent Man J . T. Smith of Vincent, ret unit d te his home this morning on (he branch line train after spend inu yesterday in t he city on business. Mr. tfmith was a guest at the Sa vey while in La Grande. Ifl'lVi niii;; and He is in ( hue on friends. owdcr Vi- Speileerbo i in l.a rci:is'eri I a Grand business d r N"ii .Hide ai Hi for and - ill 1'mv last ee- Suvoy. a short isitin: Football Game The Alumni hili s hoid team this afternoon the hiuh school grounds. . The yaine commenced at 2:',HI o'clock, bui no ,1'eporls were ret ei ved pre liininary to the Observer going to presit. 1 ud icat ions are that. ( he game will be very interesting and full or thrilliny situations. The attendance is Aery Rood. A 4 WANTMh Competent girl fer gn-i-ial housework. 1'hone ilfc-W. , A'n WNTION. - iwmm of nieum heeled biiliinKe You can iuve ever half jetir fuel cot by bujuiec suwriuat. I.t U4 rdioiv you. j CMON UitX COM PANT, L't hhene alata MS. 4 i w i vl $ "ft ( " " " ' .f .$-J4:-ri V',... . I.AIHKM' KXl'HA.VOB-U2 Jffr. turn Avsnue. t'ooke f(, 4i'4 t'hk-ke-n. irhiplng eiN. 'a!' woi k and HPi-on.. .tui r M-.k. .Mn. K. Nam. 1 -1 1 WANTKIl I'lioll 4i ral, Wkl-alr. J t -' -tf !'( l It iiuli IIKNT-im I lillli Will. It'! safo fi-r Central .tfV.ri J. Pi-sliin.1: lo Ir.Ve bi 'Mat nff wlifa he I'l.ivs coif for bo t.asn't any superior oMlcer to rome alunff and -all lite tf n'tr.nioi Hi:.M 'I'll hi WANT AIS! l'M . Pk.. Ml 71. l--K ii.hil,.,- iatk la.i aar I ent without a peaull... f watsr l-i-Sl III I BWl Kiilhs hav arriTta. ffili, Tul ip" and llvaelnthi. C'HKItrtTll KI.RtIT. 1ST - Tali- nf tiuek ekal. JU7. l-'imler pleat. rtui la trvr oflic ami rei. ranai-'. lf-j-lti Satin Boudoirs and Felt Slippers In All Colors and Sizes. These are the celebrated Daniel Green Comfy Slippers. Satin Boudoirs are $2.00 per pair. All colors. Felt Slippers are $1.50 to $2.50. FRENCH & GREENE Rcady-to-Wear and Millinery 'KACTICAL M'RSK eiire eiai el' all kindn. CeatiaMai a'iir4. 1'hone e f i - J . t.-ltp 1'Olt SAI.K I'hone ll'H- I uvtni.ai't, gtmi at aew. M. , IM-Htn l.'N I'l'.lt I KNCGD I AI. By MAN- WlU nir, $75 to $1m ptr wonk. I.'ewnita siiui Hunii. Apply by letter te Mr. Ntirrud. ear of bnerver. ,fe ' sun id lutarview with aaUa aiaauter. lt-fi-it KNT l''ive-roiM furaifekAd Inquire Maia er Phnnw C"lt I house. :'.".r-j. S'l'KN'oc.itAi'ilKRa ua.) gltls fer wis eclliin?oii oi'lice work, IT year un4 over, pai-t in full (Una. Aiigtly tm. inediuiel, vi m tine a(e, Ktaua anw her and uddrima. AHrii'esa 0rr er, Uux 53. Muyvilla'a olTti-e. Name in. sale, im aeitant papeis and (wo kes val uable to me. llcli:r'i to ni t' i nil rereive ruwvird. Or. Mary K. May rille. lu-ti-Hp IMliUSI thn display of hidhx in our win dew. ; IMaut I hem now. ' CMI-:i;ltYS 1-M.OKlSTt?. October 1'Mli ,uy rent without n pttii'ltw pay. watei Here's lh hitseht ttSo worth yon evur tmw lumly at NMWI.IN iRHU COMPANY, JViday and t-Mtuiday. l' W. Woolworth roinpitny's biff ft'onmii' suln hetfiiiM at U:H b. in. Saturday inorninir. October 7th. AI.3 each Salnrday following October M, 21 and lis. Wo help you save nionuy at on r low prices. K V. WOOIAVOUTIl CO., La Grande, Oregon. Stockman in La C. l Green ! lo l.a Grande yesin lifu'e in tin ai'lernooti some business mat ter; is a prominent si farmer. t;1Jime I'Miou motored s1"i-ii.iy and was ,lleii(iili:z to Mr. Green lunau and Any La (Jrando subscriber to the Observer who does not rc eelYe his pap?r by 8 o'clock in the CTeiilns. please call Western Union, Uain 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. MIkiii Man Here-- Clweii iialy. v.iio livi arrived in the city last the branch liiie iraiu today look in; afier so in matters I hat n iuh e lus Mr. Daly is stt-ppiim at no I" at Klpln. ,'eninjc on here l" business alienlion. i he Koley. I'nion Sheep Kititf S. K. Miller, sheep kinp; of the Grande Monde Valley, eamn into La Grande yesterday from his home in I'nion and was here for a few hours on business. Mr. Mil ler is the proprietor of u larse .'arm west of Hot Lane and has one- of the largest flocks of aheep in (astern Oregon., ' Purchase j P. C. ; home f n lilt 1IMIU Home Daniels 1:: Dr. Go Adams av m m j Ileal le be Kst a li the ivhased a li. Veins, The sale H. Currey I Will Chinch Able to Ite About 1 Alter an Illness t hat has cou j fined him to his home for some time, Will Church of the public hand office. Is able to be about it lie city uk'tthi U114 attend to busi-ness. NEW TODAY IK'!. UK tll'M.S! ( h.ive arrived! ! ! ' CHKHKYS l l.OKISTS. October I nth last day to pay wad ent wHhoul a penally. in-ti- eiic; .Mai (in M Martin Kin,", was in La :i visiting friends i repivtered at turmU to his J .1 . Lonev's Novel tv Orchestra U nion tho j Silas Ward. O . Orto . I MaMield. ail of I'n'.mi, a lilt:; tin' d-ty in the city Saturday Night Rex Hall ie las en hi! Foley e l tils KamWa. eveainu iness. He and re n h 1 rn I n u . nad Ira husl- (Mis Palnier Is Happy Today Why? Kmause a seven-pound baby boy arrived at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Otis Palmer Thurs day even i 11 k and the jnother and ! boy are both fine today. "Ilo is a printer as sure as Mt. Kinily wUl hue snow on her this winter," an id Otis as he scampered down low n to i-'U a few oF his near friends . t he Hmd news. DcoKinniuK tomorrow at ten o'clock honte-cooked food will be for sale at Lillys Hardware tore. You will Hnd there the best of hoiiie-limdo bread, cakes. ' cnokles, tloimlinm i. oiefi. wilads. chicken pie. etc. The sulo Is conducled by the ljulies of the .ion Kni;l is h Lutheran Church. 10-fi-O October lath law I ,(sy tf ir walftr onl without a peuully. '. tt-ki-ai FIFTY CilUI.S for light factory work, 17 years und over, part r full time. I'lea ant and enaftalal work. Apply im mediately, at a liar ase, phone number and add isms. Arid itta oltsiM-vor, l!oi &H. Il-V-It 1 . ST 'A purs at C, or lietwefit hank S. Natieaal Sank ami Or. A. N. Foil SA1.1-: chine, clic Sixth strei -Kle .trie washilirT ma r caah. Call at IH'tS 400 Acres For Sale OLD TTME DANCE Kvery Thursday Nigkt at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers W o w i e ! What a Scream!! A romance that makes Valentino seem tongue-tied plus the thrills of a serial and the fun of a dozen comedies. It's a wampus! "RED HOT -ROMANCE" IT WOULD MAKE A CRAB LAUGH ' I ARCADE "La Grande's Leiiditiir Theatre" SEE FOR YOURSELF TODAY TOMORROW Suits and Overcoats We cany a complete line for J1KN and HOYS Michaels-Stern and .1. Capps and Sons All Wool Suits , S-.22.-15 to 5-I3.30 Lanpher Overcoats S1S.S.") to S3S.85 k MM. piTFORM Xtrago-Gf Suit5 for Boys $1 l.s.- to S.l.s-'i 2 i'iiir l -int-i Oregon Cas-siiJiCic Suits 2 pair pnn'-s S11.8 to ?1 1.S3 I!ovs" t;.ei -eoat- SIU).') to SI U5 Now is the time to buy and save r.innty. We jniarantee uur merchandise. Clint's Clothiery lhe Store Wtfh a Co.iscience" This wa foniKTly known im llifi John Miulilrk ila-.. In IllBli Vul- ;ivcMtnil lii'iitcr Hen- ll.'.v. .Nearly i'm arri-ir 111 .1,1.,...- Iliuin'Uil C. Uniitcr. father Ihm In liny it ml Brum. I lie Immure of W. H. It.'iil-r. iii nprlelor of I lie limlui i'. There are 2 Ronil linrim. Keii Crosn Iirifu Slore,. In In I.u i nnu-hiiie Hheil. Il-riioin lioue. '1 Craiide for ii Tew days vIsitliiK rel- pood eellars. hoc house, 2 ehlelien u'lves mill Iriemls. i(ev. Heuler in houses, hlai hsniilh shop, l-iinil a member of the Columbia lliverroule uiul lelephoiie. Tbe lmirove Jiollioiliet, eonl'erenei) uiul lius.meiits are won li ono-lmlf Iho.jirlee a.-lKMl In Wullii WiiIIii and Lew- asked for Ihe properly. I be l' pri :i nd will islon. Idaho. He holds a dcKree.ls only s 1 D.iMMl.lHl of d.ielor of Dhllosoohv In the 1111- of 1 .r.OD.ni) down nois Wesleyan collene anil will lie This means only about in Ihe west for several weeks, then iaere lor the land In reinrniiii: will spend o New York the winter'. a payment handle li, Jf.ii.iMi an eultivatloil. and wliri-n be wilh the balanei. of the land . iiiiprovenients thrown in. II mean 'an average of only 125.111) an aei T.-IN of Wheal Ci-on ifor Ihe entire plae. whii b is Just j The wheat crop in Tiualillaia little belter than pasture land enuiitv was about l.SnO.lillO husliels nriee. This pl-H-e is on the inar- l for the short (his year." says .JihIko S,hau-:ke nep. "This was due to a hot wind I whieh eame alou at the wroim j time and caused a shrinkiiBe. Tbe ' heay soil lost from thn'e to ten J bushels an acre as it resnll, which next few a iciiii,le, days only. ( he. SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO. Perfects New Principle of Clotlies Washing The GYRAF0AM WASHER Cleans clothes faster, better and more carefully. No other washer creates such marvelous action in the water. Never lief ore has there been such tin ideal water action used in washing clothes. It is entirely new. The Tub of this Wonderful Machine is made of cast aluminum. It will not rot, rust, corrode, swell, shrink, warp or split. YOU MUST SEE IT At Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. Remember the New Wool Tariff Get Your Overcoat Now Goinff to he a hard winter for "waiters," for fill-in Overcoats stocks are likely to cost MORE than less, because of the high er duty. Better e;et your's NOW while we're selling these ood Over coats that we bought early, when prices were less than they will be again this winter for Overcoats of this character. $20.00 to $45.00 .ASH BROTHERS 111:? .dam: 7 ,sx i o o 0 o A?niH? 0 ' o i
