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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1922)
'I '. M T ! Saturday, October 7, 1922 ' PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I, 5 f ; j ii v.. EPWOHTH LEAGUE Nolico h hereby TO HOLD RALLY EPWOKTH LEAGUE-2 .. Young People of Entire County to Meet in La Grande Jlr. Tennuy to Talk. VII (lllll tit" 113- (:;i'.;iiu ill roll for the bu iro .iiunt n Improvement Inntilri No. ll!) i4 m.v, I Ueloher, 1 UlI". which Is tilf Jtlutf Of I I lie f iri pub that Ion of Hi in notice. jllH'V Will 1.0 allowed lo pay HUVh 11.1. I sesamonl 111 ten II 1)11 I Inilallnmnt.J, J'Jl'.-il itl!U;ill)IH:Ml t iM'I'nol" hohK (lilt; in luv band:: for eolholion and t Ir-.t j it ml payable on or before tin ITlh d mi hit' may be puSd it! a.uv lime wllhlnjuf totober, WfJ.i. if application U leu dava JioiM lite Hill liny of lelohct', J not made us above Hpedfiod, the whol-i I:1':', wiliinnl penally, hilerest or cost, j amount In due, payable and will be am! each nvnT Is herein notified that f conic delinquent on (he ITlH (taV ol . on application lo Hit- tntdoi Hltaiod j (clol.-r, lirii, The u wchk i u n t roll s' w.ihin t day from the lilli day oi' j a a follows: Th voium people of 11m Metho fllnl ehnrchcu of La ;nunl", I'liion, Cove and Island Clly are plnmihu-, for "IIk tiling" in I In way of Hith-dlsl rid rally lo ho hold in I. a (inindo .Sunday, October lf. The proKi'mn will In-Kin at. 2 .ISO and ovoiiitiK, Owner Kmma It. Palmer Knintu li. I'lilni' r Willi. 1' li.ul.f Wall.')' UcOi.T Mr;;, U! i Melville HAI'MVS AIMUIION. IlloeU I .(.I 4 k 20 rf-t or c w -to it. of o J.j! I Me i-:ii. MeU illc afternoon and i will In- made '. Tt'iuicy, (u'ci-..- ! ollee. The I'ol- ! will bo ran inl j !en rind devotion-' and Kev. F, J.. ('(JtlliillK! Illiaiit-'h tin Tin nief mltln'srt by lr. t'luiK. 'A'fHloy (lct)t of (looililiK lowing I'oKiiiiii otil : 2.110 .Souk nl, ('laudc (!oopi ,JONl, ll'IKh'l'H. 3:0W- -Tlio Fa'aKuer and Clunvh. Minn 'I'ylcr, 1,'nioii. by l ho (!nv(j I.cuuc 3:3(t--Tln la-uner and Hi Htaiidi'i". Ilcnnaii Lund fov wlv.vtvM, Mm. Vhy. Union. 4;ihi--TIip V.fatiiicr and Hi lllMo, .Mi Hlorldanil. Idand CM AlUHlr hy iKland City Ij-hkih.'. 4::tll Hound Table "i'li. Lea;: nor and t In -New Arc" roild act ei hy Ku)t. Jnt It. AldrirU. .Mnsii by I lit? La (Jrando L' iu. C:0 lo Cr.'.'.n Sorinl lioiir picnic Hiipiior. fi:;t(l - Kpworlh Lcntjito ib'volion nl iiMHdliiK- T"plr. "An Aliundani Ufo;" loadi-r. Lola I'mtmui. dis trivA prnsldi'iil, 7::il)--HotiK wrvlro, lt'd by hiK rhorus. 8:0 AdilnfiH. "Tin INilfulnti of Hip tu t'li j ti u Heart," ll'-v. (Mian. A. CJiiinn, Union. 8:30 Addn-HH, "Tho KHIkIoii nf tlit! Open Mind." lr. ('litis. V. 'J'fliinoy, pn-Kideiil fiondhij; coibsjn. Aflornoou jiapiTK limited to I u iniiiiiloH lo be fiilloweil hy UiHrus Bion. IlriuK your lunrli hitHlf-th. TIlO loral IcllKIK' Will I'll I'll I k ll i'ii1.'- feo, rronin and minar. mid l. l.url I' Kl.'.he rj.M.lc K to ii. or i W it. of i: ''u n. W 4i It. 1 ol 2 cmI i in ii I ( '(inipa iiy Amount $ I :i.!i r.:is,i i f I I'll.',, ! j H4.-I7 i 144.47 ( lit. :.'!! 41 :'..!:' I l'!l.7.". ' I ::.:;r. l ST.; 4 4 1.' ! Mis. (it'i-mul. II. i'arUt'r, county (fiohnol superiiHondent of tliiH rity. jycKlHrduy matHi. that Ihoru will be iif-rd for many room to lions lb outtsidM tt;in'Iitun and sli ui'ki'H t''!" all who hao a vacant room com- imtnh-au- either wilh Mm. i''anni O. I'rlchtdt. principal of tho Junior hi'h Mchool, who iH chain.'iiin of Hit' lioiiMinK coiiniiiltce at phone No. J , or with Mrs. I'arkcr at phono No. L'70 iiunii'diattdy. Oiim liHinli'-d joveiity-nv teach- irH of. Union county are iv-mircd hy law in alicml Hit instiiitie. lil l.lts! He,, (be display ol hid!.-: ill our win dow. I'laul fliem now. fllKltliVS I'LCLIS'I. io.-:tt A rianHlfiPil Ad VVtil Ho V ! OTK r. TO COXTHAtTOKK. Not en Ih boreby Kivcn (hat fioab biihi will ho reei'lvcd by tlu CoinmiM- jsion ot tbo l'U. of li (irundc, (hCK'n, ! on or bc.i'oi c and not Inter I ban 7 : H' o'(doct . in. Wednesday, (iftoliiM IK. Ht'.'L', for the eoiiHiriiet ton yf a Trunl; line .Sewer i i inn the interKCt-t kill ol I Palmer Avenue, and Hceond Htreel to the center line, of W Avenue, and tJotiKr W Avenue lo a point. 171 feet eusl of the eiod line of North Thirl HI reel, and along I larrinon Avenue, from iho iiilerserl on of North See 'ipd Sheet and W. Avenue In a point opposite tlie renter line of iho alley hi 1:1. ii k '?.. i:iver.-:tde Additlmi. and r'on .'Oriicliiip. laleiiil.s in aH'alleyH between Norih I'iisl and North l-'ourlh Street.- ' 'rum (he center lino of llarrtHou Avn- 1 1 hi ami V. Avenue to iho eenier line i Lane Avenue, Known u Sewer Jin- pr.oveiiionl iJiwiiU't N'ti. 1-S, ucrordini t'minly TmiMirer ( nil. roi. (icncml in tlin plans and specif if-atttniM which1 ltoa-1 WummK are on flh in the ui'l'ice of the t'H Kecoider. All bids must bo accom- NiVrJCK: The undorniKncd county panlcd by c.tji lli'ieil cheeks for f pur ' ireasurcr Iiuh fund on hand with cent of ih(. amonul hid, and lle 'out w Inch to redcrin all wai riuylrt. on tho mi.'iaioii reserves I he rhibt to reject ' (Jeiieral I toad Fund, No.'h K i to 14 7, any and all bids. Inoluxiva, Series of 1H22. Payable The 'Hy Kuineuor'H estimate of , on and aftei- Wednesday, fictoher 4, cost Ih $I7,4u.;o IIj order of l he ( 'unniiliiMiou, ( lc tober, 4 Hi, lUTS. J. I-:. ftTKAKNS. . (lle If .k..i-,Ia Oct (i-7-o hwt l ttL'. Interest cwkpm on tho iibov warrants on Wednesday, (ictfiber 4 HUGH McCAI.U. i 'ouuty Trpaaurer. Monuments ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW ht;:ai.h, f'ily Ii ,i ;f.TEACHERS WILL EI IT Willi ,an;e Attendance Expected from Over Eastern Ore u'on at Convention. ' NO. 1 DERAILED o'i ba k lite Cliamhor of (oman'ree will eiileitaln with a (IuiicIiik party' at liu 1','IK.V hall and all .imnled and siukle tiieii are warned to leave . t heir wives and Kweet heart s at . home. KiwanlaiiK of the city will enler- : lain Hie visitors with an automobile i lido on Thursday afternoon at I ! o'clock to various jiouiIh of inter- 1 E esi adjacenl to the cily. 7iemorial.froi IIAKKIi. Orl aioruint;, Orlolx opeilim: id' I In' : ers irtitiil'' c con lil 'nA in I b if peeled I hat wel n ill iie 111 all I brec days' II, w i tinnal c I ' iiion clly a i over 1! titldanc( ssion. (lie inst i'ii il oi n Wednesday i mark iho I unty leach- ; and Halter i it is ox-; jO lc arhet's ; U poll I he iTouiilient i wliu take , RILE 1 II1IMIM jlinrt .ire: Hun. .1. A. ( 'lnn-'li ill . sliili' sui be in . it t c-m (1 a n'i' iiiMHi iIm1 i-'. .1. Kl'-iniii'-, i.lt.i;4oli ili-pall-'ini'lll, iisliilinlnli xlilli' lliiriiiiil. 'lli-liillKllliln; rims. A. KillK. liakiT :iliKli Hi-liiinl; 1 '! ll 1 1 m Drown. Klll ! ci-l ill .iil"lil uf 1 1,, It it BclKiiiis; Prof. I I ril 1( l-II :i l il h ill . r 1 1 .i 1 1-1 nii'lil nf i'il : in-ill Ion, I'niviTKlly nf Ori'KiHi. Kii ;u.mi.; Mii.s In yi mi lliiri'owH, 1 1 1-i -jlliaiy hiKtrnclol' nf Kl : t iinniiiil, M (111 II 1 1 I 1 1 II . l.l I IIILIMIll, " I. " tl't HAS NEW PRICE Union schools, Union ; j Tlin OldK Molor Works. Uiimdun. MichlMiui, nialiers or Ohlsniohllo four and elKht-cyllnder aulomohiles, Iiur uniiminced Hie TollowliiK )ew reduced prices : Iodel 4IIA, four-cylinder model i (undent j A. U. lampion, su pen nl en dent oi I La Cntiide s'diools. La (irainle; Prof. J . H. Itrumhaimli, depart I menl of psychology, a tcvicii 1 1 u r:t I coUetM'. Uorvallis; A. W. Wheeler. vocational uKriruU are, Halfway; I.Mis. .1. V. Hill, presiiletil I'arenl i Teachers' association, Pori bind : .Vli:,s .Marnarol Knller, clly libiar I in ii : Miss Helen Lucilc Walts. 4-pasHeiiKer romlster, minor toiiriiiK, M7n Henii-Hporl , $ 1 .07 T ; hroimhiim, $ 1 . ti 7 r ; !b- ; 'UpassenKer 5 - par.seiiKer 4 - piisseimcf coupe, $ J , 4 7 f ; r-iasseiiMer sedan, $1,511, and 5 -passenger California top model, -1,:if). Model 47. liKhl olKhl, lir-imli whtn ham1; 5-piisHeiiKer tonrliiK. $ 1 ,.1 7 f ; sport roadster, Jl.fiUa; l pHHHeiiKer HUiier-sporl , $ 1 ,fj7r ; I -pnHRoiiKor con pe, $ I ,N7a, and U -imnnoiifcor sedan, $li,0 2n. Modal Ad, lai-Kor elKht, 122-Inch wheel base; 4-passeiiKer louiinir, $l,7:t5; '7-msseiiKer tourliiK (with Tunrc Hleel wlieels i , $ I .XMt, and ( 7-pasnoiiKer loiiriiiK. 1 . 7 .'! r . Tlie Otdsmobllc one-Ion Kcuimmy Inick, chassis. $1, ()!';.; will) cab, $J,17r; with express body, J, 2-1.1. Ttie irices i noted aliove n re f. o. I. Lansing, .Mli liigiin, fi-pnsH- 1 "inlc supervisor, lliiker schools; .miss Anna i-ayion. vociu iiimi in nu in music; Kennel h Laimhilu, or chesi r:i Instructor in liijh school. Kaih day's setssbm will open at U o'clock a. m. and hist uinil noon, j Cafeteria luncheon will be served 'each day hy I he doinesl lc science deparfmenl of the hiKh school un der the iii;iiiiii;en)ent of Miss Leuoro Ii, Sinks, The afternoon program will open ai 1 : :'.o o'clock and last it u t M -I o'clock. on Weduesdn y even I ii n a recep tion Will he e tended I he vbulors ill the hiuh school auditorium at S o'i lock, at which time tlie follow ing program will he Ktven. A I !l HAXK i:u is iM)HTi;i. KLAMATH CALLS. Ml. V Marsh, all Hooper, I ornier , ice prestdeul o Iho now dcliiii' I l''iit St itcH imhI Siiv lii.s bank, h:w Im n lii'ltcl.--! on a nil--depien nor c hti cue m con iiccl ioi i wil 1 tho nllcK' 1 b M Utlllll llli M. I.M W !iif! John W. Siciio IK- .dhI .Inini Sa ni. ii .Ir., foi nicr president and c,.' lucr were It. did. .1 Sal nr.la . Hooper Was Kranti .1 unlll t iclulu : L':i to enter .pl;,i M demurrer ..ml w.. releiiHcd under iuid oi' Slcni., Hooper is ch:ii.:ed wilh unlawlulb perniltihiK H". I. tide in loan .lohu Slellll IIS $11.1(1", ;lI .illUHIlit Ihell I N eeodiliu L'n per c-nl oi Die capita paid In and surplus U1I Leiun jolnlnu ihe ban!, al llic linie oi' ihc r opi.'innt;. lno"r i .niiK (i'-il u:l: Hie M it bauKin;: dcpailta. al. October KMli lasl ,iiV In .i- Will, real w tl lioui .( penali . a. . " T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to We hav8 made s profound atiidy of monument building, and an order placed in our hands ia sure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. We Will (Jladly Furnish Estimate Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company Si! 1502 S Ave.. I.a Grande, Or. No Bquoezlnn of organs; no pressure; dufects of figure corrected; a ported founda tion for your gowna. This In addition to the com forts afforded through tho ex clusive "La Camilla" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ting by lacerH; no pinching of claiips; no dicing of stays at top but freodom, ventilation, satisfaction, A complete line of the dif ferent module alwayn ou hand. l'iiccn $i.GO nnU up, Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere II8. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak Phono 322-W s BUT WE RENEW YOUR LAST FALL CLOTHES Jl's a niiylily welcome economy wlien you real ize lliat we, ;is cleaners, can restore tlie clothes you wore last Kail and Winter and .bring them back to their original newness. Tn these days of thrift, such economy is truly well worth while. Not, only will the savings he ftTatifyine,- to iron, lint the method of putting new life into your garments will 'he satisfying as well. f let the enlire .family's castoffs together from a year ago' and let ns estimate with you on the cost for cleaning and ' repairing. You'll then realize i be "rent savings. 'ardrobe WOOD W. BEERY Dry Cleaning a Specialty Then and Now Forty years npo this mnnlh tho first Klectrio Central Station in tho United HIiUhs began operation, The entire system was rieKitfipMl by Thomas. A. Edison and, was ln tUallml under his personal stipurvlslon. It served a territory of about one-sixth. Rrjuuro mile of territory. Today there are nearly fi700 operating companies supplying more, than ln.OUU com m unities in tho United, Stales alone. Tho first plant, had a capacity of about 7a0 horse power. Today, the combined capacity of nil central station power plants-Is nearly 2d,(HIO,ooo horse power. This plant began operation with fifty-nine customora. Today there are nearly ten and one half million users of oleeiric service. ' In (he cost of operating a 1C candle power lamp for one hour was 1.2 cents. Today on account, of improve- " moms in the art of generating and distribution of electricity and in the development tif more efficitMit lamps a 100 candle power lamp may he operated for an hour and a quarter. Today, the Central Station Industry represents an Invest ment of more than lour' and one halt billion dollars. What other can equal it for rapid substantial growth? Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company J TAXI 243-W Boston Lunch Dodge Car Driver, Stanley Rradshnw 209 Fir Street. 30c Meals and up served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. ni. Midnight Cliniese Dishes also. TAXI 287-J Noodle House Vclic Car . Driver, Happy Pi-ieme . 1005 Adams Ave. First class Noodles and Chi nese Dishes from 11 :30 a. in. until 1 p. m. All kinds, of pie, sandwiches and coffee. WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places r For Si e EVERY DAY PRICES Good Pecf Steak, lb. .' , 18c Pot Ua-tsts, lb 12c, 14c, 16c 18c Boiling Meal, lb 4 8c, 10c l!acon, lb 25c Sugar Cured Hams, lb 28c Our largo stock always on hand enables us to supply our customers' demands in an exceptional maimer. Trade Here and He Satisfied.. The Grande Ronde Meat Co. I will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at my place j miles east of Island City, Ore., on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1022, at 10 o'clock, a. m., the following stock and machinery: Buv nuil ai'U riunHlfliil Ads. ALASKA FURS .US! , fine line of t kit furs u lib h very reasoiialdi all welcome (hem. iiKh raw i:t ri i i d ready-to-wear Alaw- I will sell for a pt hv. on are i coiue and see hoy all Kin'. ; ol urs and u ill pay best pri Chris Miller l.'iIO Adams Ave. avciiiK1, full , Mtrnace, lawn :ui--l ruci loll, all ite thin. Wash wired, til and like i.la hou-e in e. cement dam, r.ood COCKROACHES ii.ni . i. nih ii Iml. n Int.. WATFR BUGS link ?l',ii it. Miiri' tliiui !l II KM) HOIJSKS 1 gray mare, (i years old, weight ! 700 lbs. I gray gelding, 7 years old, weight Ki.Vl lbs I bay marc, " years old, weight. I ri.O lbs. 1 bay gvliliiig, I! years old. weight I l.'iO lb I saddle marc, 7 years old, ll'oo lb. I bay mare, 2 years old I coll. 1 span bay mares, weight 27,"iO lbs. I John Deere gang plow 1 S-'l. single disl- I 7-t't. double disc 1 "i i.-iiH-h wagon 1 W ,,-inch wagon 2 hay racks I bulk grain bed 2 wagon beds And many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $2r.00 cash; over S2.".00, rix mcnlhs time will be given on . bankable note ut S pt-r cnt interest fro m date of sale. . FREE LUNCH AT MOON r is r JHLL f I 1 fi fJ'S" r.iniK Home the dead J Brtyff;S i 1k t tin m lioilv this Rirl i li pSAf''A who poc ... IIm srorfry every - r?, (' "fyWSs'5?. r-l niorniiiK anil does the family n 1 '' , v t V fii'' ' "7 I s''n wi" 11,11 you tlmt cat,ng 1 iAt ' ii-r'-'c. V J Bread three Union a day and ' tl ' Vit 7 , j MjMm1 I rets of her healtli, her clear J r L skin, her cheery smile. t ' f V .igf.'! i, Dread Itself is a product ot I j ::jj I' the Kreat otit-of-doorH. L,- . j -y ' We recommend it to girls who "- V " j " . eare nbout their health and V jl j,j I.1. i ' -y l'-5 ' - Place an order wilh your croc- l S lfAv't l'r ""1,,y ",r ''I' V i ' I VV Superfine Bread - ! UtV( W )vti Hie loaf or pure gooiluoss. g I Vl V m'vIJ 'Kid MacPhersan Bakery j I y b 'iC?'1 v-vi E 1 2 Piii ham cows 1 lu-iler c 2 mowing machines 1 Mi'i.'ui mick binder 1 hay rake Cabies, forks ami pulleys I gi iiul stone I :l-seeiion drag harrow I s)i itif; tooth hai-row 1 Superior drill, gord as new 2 garden cultivators I sets harness I good saddle and chaps 1 cream separator 1 heating stove 1 F.dison phonograph EASILY KILLED BY UBINI.1 STTEftRNS' ELECTRIC PASTE 'I KilN rul ..l n.l, .".Ii f..,.-.-. ..'.. .. :.U. li. VUM 1. Ill, IIM; I'"M.-.'., r.','"i!V.'.;M.."i'.'..i f.'!",",'.",'.'!.-,!! .H W in- ..I if,. ....l-r l, .l.i. 0 READY FOR USt-BtrTEH THAN Till PS Geo. H. Curny j T,n. JOHSU J. E.-RKYNOMW ' GEO. 15 A(jtwnect t ic i 'o . Ki'nl I'slntA o o o o