La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1922, Image 2

Wednesday, October 11, 1922.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE ft
COMPLETE WINTER STOCKS OF NEW
High Quality Merchandise
AWAITS YOUR SELECTION
Never before were we ever so able to take rare of your wants our
stocks are complete and blasting with pretty new goods each and
every department is full of new Fall Merchandise and yon will be able
to find what you want here.
CHILDREN'S
SLEEPERS
Children's Dr. Slumber
land Sleeping Garments
all sizes from 1 to (
years
98c
v OUTING
FLANNELS
Outing Flannels in both
light and dark colors
27 and 8( inches wide.
Priced from
18c yard up
CHILDREN'S
UNION SUITS
Children's cotton fbece
lined Union Suits all
sizes from 2 to 1(5 years,
98c
WOMEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Women's cotton and
wool Union Suits in all
style garments. Priced
from i i
98c to $1.00
Shoe
s
We can supply the en
tire family wants in
Shoes offering a com
plete assortment of
shoes for Men, Women
and Children, and all at
popular ju ices.
New
Coatings
For the women who
wish to in a k e their
coals or for the children
we arcshoving a large
assortment of Coating
Material, all of! inches
wide, at low, moderate
prices.
HOYS'
UNION SUITS
Buy heavy cotton fleece
lined Union Suits all
sizes, each
SI. 00 .
MEN'S
UNION SUITS
Men's extra heavy cot
ton fleece lined Union
Suits; all sizes; each
$1.50
MEN'S
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Men's heavy flannel
Work Shirts in a large
variofy of colors and
styles. Priced from
$2.00 to $5.00
P.LANKETS
Cotton and wool Blan
kets in an endless as
sortment, both plain col
ors and fancy plaids
at low prices.
Hill's Department Store
A letter liii.i liooil rooeivoH from Kil
flu Zkfeker, who (IIhuimm area! from her
homo In orejunii Hy two -jhm mro,
hlathijf Mi U nmrt ii'l and In nov
Alter a I WO Wi'i-liM' postponement It)
enahlo Ihe boy ami ;;lrls to help III
the Imp it iwt pi'iinr- harvest, Ihe I i IN ' x'"t ''' liuiinm-nu-iits llnv
i 'MV schools have n-np ik-.I Willi
Wrraltv nYcl-oasm' altemlame,
Mi'.K, Tin-: ;i:i:ti:st food.
Hi on
Mailt' lii Mrilmoi Koophiu ii i.-li.
Dr. West's
Tooth Brush
Cleans inside, outside and between the teeth.
The correct brush for the correct cleaning of
the teeth. Regular f0c brush,
Special offer fur Two Weeks Only at 35c
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The 1!$g&&& store
j III the pit MTValion nl' foods, arl
jwhleh has ri-iifhnl -n!idei aide per.
It'l l!. hi in llir.s.- .lavs, ti int. resting
lo Hole how important ;i part Is pluyo I
, oppo I'oircs of nalilio.
I I'm- 1 1 -t . i in -, aft. r milk is t.ltlu hicl
lroii the cow, it is nvv 's;iar to redm
Ml to low ti'uiprratinr so as lo inhibit
lire Kfowth of h;o l' iia.
I .a t i , however, an opposite plan is
ls.smlia!. II protoiiiffil hen 1 1 tor of I h"
iniflt in ; i 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 i 1 1 ' I hiirh hmpera-'lu.'.-
th.' l.i.t.ria or uerm'- which an-
utihenllhfiil aie k-lh .) an. I the milk.
I '.in han-. . I m it, ,1 i-t si itijn . is r.-n-,
ilcivd sat.- in,- use l.y tlw infant o.
iiiv.!i:i.
Moth of Hies,, ni' thnus tiro used in
their amidi-st l. uni it Hi.- pr.-parallnii
oV Ho.hek'v Malt.-.l M ilk. so as lo no
; ''"Mi Hi.- hi;;li ! pi-riH of the food.
ili'iii''f iiioistiir,-. is an effi
'i. al ::1"-::M:m.! in -t th, mowlh o
t'iMt.Mu an. I it alMj makes tho pro
du I capat.!.- of hetnu taker, easily o
ill pair; of the World.
" was iii 1ml. achievement m
ilo-l ! , who uncinate! milled milk)
lo limit:- a pi o lu. t hicli retains aV
the msifttn- value o tnalte,) imiPi
'! i :. !i tuilk an.t which pio.Inres at
:i tin. no tit's notlw a loo.i-.li-ink that
Mi.-laitnn!-. in x i;;unt t in aii'I also
''!m lotis lo the taste.
Pumi
u.
mm. ries
niClI AND CKllAMY
A Large Pies ,0(. ,,.,,.,
'' Individual j(iL. ,,.K.il
nOJIE-jMADK IIXCE PTES y
s , Large Pie .00 (,;u.i,
C Small Pio :;.)( fad,
s Individual K. (.;u.,
FKES1I EVERY MOENMNd !
4 siiii'
akcfiti.
TO RUN SCHOOL!
1 to T'
I: K. ' t. 1 I. .1. H Itarto-i.
jih. I t. a 'her, ts vei v much
I-. the . h'l Ireti an. I par-l-
-li-lili I All are tioptm:
c nt ilht. ss will Dot compel
. li.h'ti lite ctiotl work thai
al,.'!l he
'mm th
'day to wait
A
j ' SirjiliaJhsouflh
SJarls TtMtMirrow
ARCAI
-nit!.
uhout a car
she Iwni koM to
AnnoiitHemiiilH were hilho itiailH
loilay telling ti u .lellhlinl event to
'be hehl al Ihe ('oinilry rtnh nesl Moti
.lay cvoniiiif when Mr. ami Mrs. Klmoi
Slo.hlai'l. .Mr. am Mrs. Karl Hiomhini,
Mr. ainl Mrs. Lesler Slo.l-lanl ami Mr.
uml Mrs. John Kln-hhu't. m honor ttt
Mr. nit Mis. Havi.l I. Si'i'Munl.
are Umviiitf for Wallowa t make llioh
i'titiiro homo, haiicnur will he oiiu el
llto fialnri'H of Ihe ownini.'.
Tho Wfstminster (inil'l was ih-liirhl-fully
enterlajne.l hv M ; s. I.ovvoli Wil
liamson anil MiKs l:nth Aolcr nt Hi"
horno of iho formor. Jt"- 'i iunl st
on .Monday ovouini; of Hi' ,,;-
A 'onil tiltoii.luiico Was present, an. I
a unique pro-ram on In-lia wa.s en
joyed by ail. Kach m'' r' ''"'W :
anal! map an. I mm h mien M w: h
dtowtl in htealinj,' .Int-roni p.u"OH in
India. Mr. I.ynn Wruht a- U vol y
nterestinn talk on the i.n..k Ho- (iuihl
-s m iiil y ins:, Ciiihlln-' With I ml hi,"
hy Diinle) .(o)tnsnn '. inlni;.
1 nil-ills' Iho nodal iiniir. a two
eonrso llineheoii w.i by tho
hostesses. Tho K'Ubl is plalinlnir to
meet mxt With Mr, lossmaii. atl-l
iho will hiivo s(.ine cry i nb i csl lii'i
-lidos (in India.
llhe Mailer horn aboiil two yearn atro.
'-lieie hae h'-oii smno e plaints
that on Iho parly lelephono lino hoiiio
lone had too many canary bird. Kv-
eiy time a looeivor t taKell iiowii uie
aro soienaded with tho twe.t tin!
hhrill hooks of tho lllilo poiH. cine
old Hmor lanrlos to boliovo that tho
sinuinu' Hioy hoar l from tho birds
w ho are so plentiful on Catherine
eroek peiohiiKf on Iho lino, Minirlii
over Joy ul Mich boaiitUul niisiiiio.
How-over, It u mlKhty wood thhu:
to hour tho boniirt of tho birds now
adns. I0d I'liainbot-M rcsiffnrd his position
at tho I 'avis sawmill and was kojiis
lo his Mlhlor, Mi'K. Claiido Wood of
I nion.
Jos, Harbor, Khoop man; J. I'. Muck,
drimi;isf, and a M r. JennlnK. all of
(tlchland. bo., to on a hiintimr
1 1 ip up t'ulhoi in crook rocoiitly.
trip up f'atliorino crook roooully.
Ills IhroHhinK inaoliino and crew. Tlioy.
Iiayo boon throKhins in Haker valley
.ml. Iho IUk Crook country ami will
thresh the I'ark Kiain this week.
clarence Vanorder wits huntinjf for
doer ono day la.sk wook. Ilo jumpol
ono bark of the old Hubbies place,
but that was alt tho sins ho reports.
Charming In e
fcivon by Mi'H.
.I.'latl was ihe
ce Harrlo Moil.
j day afternoon at her homo,' pirn;
1' oiirl h "hi reel, compliment im: Mrs. W.
'I. I'hy.
Around tho flropl.i'.'. where burned
a eh oerv f ln, tho w -ro most
IclitfhiruMy eriterlaiii' d In Mrs. l'h,
who l old or her ion. laM winter in
Australia and New Zealand, and rein
tho one-act play by .). M. Harry, "The
Twelve pound Look."
Tho hostess was a-lifted by Mrs.
in orvinv. I ea from a well
it, v. r. i:mk h.i.mi v r m u;n t;h.
Tho onrollnieut of coIIoko stiiflonts
1 1 Iho llriuhaui Younir Pniversily Is
id per cent hltrhor tliiiit that of tho
revpondinir dato lat vear. accord-
Just Arrived !
A complete lino of
Connecting Pod and Crankshaft Bearings
for passenger r:nrs and trucks.'
At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
tu; to an uniiouiiepuioul mad'liy I'ros
idont llarriM at tho rod of tho fir'
two weeks. The aiithorltlo.H of the
bis school aro bolus hard pressed lo
provide adequate class room for "Hie
unprecedented influx of students. Kv
ery available clasroom It) tho plant
i,s in use tfoni S::in in lltn moininii to
4::io In tho ufternoon. Tho freshman
elassoH at o especially crowiU d. Th--senior
class .shows uii inoreaxu of over
r.o iter cent over last vctr.
I.ovel Killpaek, of l.a Cramlo in rtx
ftlorotl nt the rnivcrsily tills year.
Latter Never Telt3 on You.
lie thai Is void of wisdom oVpisoth
his neighbor, hut a man of uiiiJci-stiLUil-Inii
huldctli his poac-L'. SolunxMi.
Muskegon chronicle: iomp:'ey says
n-st makes n boxer. Now we know
whv lie a ehann.
r.
appointed lea table,
to New- York, whotc
hor art work.
Mr. and Mrs. fjoo
lerlaiiicd a party of
dinner Monday evt i
their ll'inl wed.lim;
nitiK was sj-t :.f
s I'h
will
will
'.Mil Mill.
SO
ami as their friends de
willed them many happv
future.
Mrs. Ida I'rem h, M i
M rs. ( "lyde Xlinnn i i.iai
W. I'.nntii';: will cie
Tea at the hoirn of n
Third street, TiiursdaV ,
; inio is cordially in i
40 N'eaheaek on
ifials at chlckon
ii- in honor of
i nni L i sa ry. The
i plavins cards.
rted thoy
a is in tho
II
and
drove
Mrs. C
i Missiitna"
I'lench. ts'i.
noon. K
i ft
Quality and
Value
are the twin Factors whifh go to make satisfied eustomers.
Our aim is to please you and we earry the latest designs
in new jewel rp- at correct prices, quality considered.
TVe solicit your consideration and deem it a pleasure n
show you our stock of modern jewelry, watches and sil
verware. '
J. H. PEARE & SON
Jewelers and Optometrists. K
- j- 1
Tho Presbyterian 1 1 rot her hoot will
meet this eVeiill.K at the homo of I.I
HoaNlV, ITllit I'll 1 1 slieat. Wtllin-n!
Miller Will speak, on -'Turkey niHi
Km ope."
The l.ucky Thirteen chib1 will moot
n Thursday at i he home or Mrs.
Hi lice I tennis, M1 o avenue. This is
Iho first mooting of tho season for lit
club.
Tho KatYeo Klatch Cnb will bo on
lorlained I-Viday alternoon al the
I'oimiry Club by Mr, and Mrs. A. V.
Andrews and M i Margaret Anson.
laountams, where he was I'iKlillnir I'iro.
ft c r a day's rest ho went a wain to
: ho woods on a h unt inn' l rip. .1 os is
luite a bear hunter. All bis frieniisi
wish him a Kood chase and that the'
tear will I jo 111 Hie lead. j
Tho recem resignation of Miss I ,oono !
I la tor, school teacher, a ml Iho ab -
scitce of the men trustees, leaves most
of t ho work on I ho women folks to
icehal school is kepi. Thoy have,
-plcndidlv done it, and Iho school W
doinp; fine under tlje o,olleut teach
er tte have procured. i
Th" lat rains will croatly enhance I
:hc fall wheal that ts m evidence!
Ihroimhout the Park. j
Kvn Vanorder ban ono to Noi'lll'
Powiler to straighten out some diffl-l
A Truly
Bone Dry
Battery
Bone Dry means not only that
the battery has no solution in it,
but that it has never, since the
day it was made, had a single
drop of moisture in it until pre
pared for service by the dealer.
It is shipped in the true bone-dry
condition that means battery
newness to you. ,
LA GKA.NDE BATTERY PTATION
The Lyceum Club
. of
Baker, Ore.
. . Announces the Appearance in Baker
of
EVELYN SCOTNEY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21'
And Her Assisting Artists
Evelyn Seotney has for a number of years been with
the Metropolitan Opera Company, has been a student of
lime. Nellie Melba, and is now one of the most talented
sopranos in the country.
She is coming to Baker as the first number of the
Lyceum Course being promoted by the Baker Lyceum
Ciub.
Season Tickets, $2.50; Single Admission to Seotney,, SI. :"()
aril
Batteries
CAR
A. L. Grossman '
No Commissions
For Particulars
See
I In. Oliver
One 1922 Ford Touring Car
Used six weeks; perfect condition.
One 1919 Chevrolet Touring Car
Fine condition. $22o.OO.
One 1917 Maxwell Touring Car.
Otw 192fl Oklsmohile Six, $375.00.
All These Cars I'riccd Rifet artwl on Terms to Suit
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