La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1922, Image 3

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Friday, Octolicr 13. 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
VCE THRBiE
Showing 'Em.
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w '&:t
property, to-wll :
Lot Fivo (D) In Block 120
In Chaplin's Addition to t lie
City or La Grande, Union
County, Oregon.
Dated tit Lit Grande, Oregon, this
itn day of October. 1922.
LOT L. SNOIXiRASS,
Administrator of the Estate of
M. K. Crippen, Deceased.
Oct.5-12-l'J-26. Nov. 2.
Hi
E HALL
.NEWS
fcddio haw, nll-Amtrlciin half
lmrk in luzl. now vviih Cormll.
shows the yoiitiK Uioa how to kick.
County Treasurer's Call for General
NOTICH ()!' SALIO
Notion iH hereby Riven Hint Lot
L. SiiodKrass, Administrator of the
esUt of M. k, Cripppn, deceased,
pursuant to an order of the County
Court of the State or Oregon for
Union County, made on the 5th
day of October, l'J22, will from
and after the 4th day of Novem
ber, 1U22, nell a', private Bale for
cash all of the right, title and
interest of said M. H. Crlppen in
and to the following described real
GRANGE HALT,, Oct. 13. Mr. and
';!. Hubert Miustortrm had ns their
"ots for a few days last week Mr.
Md Mrs. Ajitono Ringe, of TonasKot,
V;ishtnjrton.
School closed Monday evening and
will not open again until next Monday
nornhiK on account of the teacher,
Mrs. Caton, attending the teach era in
stitute at Hukcr.
Italph Striiif;ham, lonald Spencer.
Oonald Wilkinson. Gilhert Wilkinson,
Vernon Dol-onp, I tic-hard Kennon, Lu
cille Heh or, Vernor Sherwood, Lynn
Smut., Km ma Heck, Frances DeLong,
Martha 1'Jock, .Arthur Spencer, Jutui
ity Spencer and Mildred Spencer were
neither aliment nor tartly at Hchool dur-;
in.tr the niunth of September. ,
In last week'H news iteniH an item j
stated that Mr. and lrn. Lnwrence
Spencer reside on a farm in thf
Grunpo Hall district. It should have
read Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrenco Spencer
formerly resided in the Grange Hall
dlBirict.
Announcements have been recelvetl
statin that on Heptoember 27 nn tf
pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
IxjRoy Hnll, of Glenn's Kerry, Idaho.
Mrs. Hull was formerly Mkta Zoe Gold
en. Mrs. Clyde Pe'ti, who is qu'to well
' nowri n T't '';.- iM ti'rt. y.
tin;? l:ci tn tlUM, Mra. Hara'i
'all, of La Grande.
Mr. and Mm. P. W. rT llcr an 1
'amlly of Latld Canyon were Grange
Far visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Perln of All
'1 attended the tn'r Saturday.
Mr. and Mr:i. Press Taylor of Pine
"filler enjoved the fnir Fr day.
rr. and Mr-. C. V. Smith and chl-
"v ' Tavr- wro fa'r v'fiitors Frt--'t,v
and Saturday.
fr. and Mr Tow-m- o' La Gfand
ve i-t w tio to d'l'nifj a
tx r Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nice of North
Powder, after witnessing the fair,
turned home Saturday even'nR.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, who
live near Covo, drove by the lllue
MuuntaMi hall in order to se the ex
hibits and hear the afternoon program
Saturday.
Friends of A. R. Huff will be pleas
ed to know that ho Is slightly Improv
ed. Mr. Huff is very 111 nt the home
of his (laughter. Mrs. Albert Knight of
X'nion.
tnons died suddenly Monday evening Lora Carper Sunday,
about t:tO o'clock with heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. John Winy of Waltowa
Tho coroner and nherlff wre called attended ohureh at Prom'ae Sunday.
Monday niffht. The body was tp,k- Howard Bennot s cnt Tuesdu
en to Enterprise and will be shippetl , nltrht with Henry Carpor,
to his relativea at Drxol, Mo.. Wed-1 Jcsae Gorrett returned heme Moa
nesday. jday from Wallewa where ho ha-j bee
Mrs. C. E. Konworthy rocelwd word w rkng.
Thursdaj- n:tcht of the dqnthof .he- .....
s?tcr, Mrs. Kmmons of Joseph.
The r ver 'd- ;-b.-ol - tnrtM '-n
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F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
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1 np"i' end nM i-e; o t-d a T 1
car tan w is a
t:go Sati'rda- anj rtUim:d t
i-'wa Monday.
iie
fk dne.
For .Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
A TRUE RAT STORY
Stenrna Electric Puto Co.,'"
Dear Slrt: Air. Kobert T. Donnell ot
Auburntown, came In our Btora
tha other day and wnnted something to
hill rata, bo 1 sold him a bur Stearin
llHt Paste. And he put some paste on
U biscuits that niht and the next morn
ing ho found Ilfty-four big rate. And the
second nlKlit ho put out four more bis
cuits with paste on tliem, ami the scebnd
morning ho found seventeon more rats,
making a totul of seventy-one rata In
two nights, and there were lota more
that he did not And.
This Is some big rnt tale, bur, never
theless, It la io. Just thouRht would
write to let you know that your rat paatt
IB KOHlI.
Respectfully. KENNEDY BnOTHERS.
Buy a 35c Box Today
Enough to Kill 50 to 100 Rats or Mice
Don't wnnte time trylne to liill these pests
w II hpowl era, 1 lii u1(1ho ml other experimental
p re (u rations. Ilemly for 1'k Itrlter I'han
Tntpn. Irug and 1ein-rnl Stnrn still
STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE
Co -,i r vl l-da-
M' T iir'd -tasted for T.i
t- Vr.v --,'"i d-nti
O'l , ! ' n. ie: bu t
Vincent
I" ether null .n use Y 1 r; i,
tttmld emue tin H e . h
Ninip ho tei' and evruind r
: Chuvl-o Tioniv tt wont to
Monday to cnt wood.
J. G. Doud wont out Fridaj ot at
tend the last of the fnir.
Miss Jessica Mattoon and Mrs. J. K
Carper were passengers on the atago
Tuesday.
A few of the young people spent
Saturday evening Rt V. H. Hender
son s.
PROMISE IN
HILL L L All V
UlLtJ JUUULiiL!
Miss Emma Carper returned home
from La Grundy lost week.
Herbert Thompson visited Sundat
With Howard benuutt.
Miss Alice Henderson called on
(Special to The Observer)
PHOMIHK. Oct. 13. nelheif
rHILDRENS COLDS
fthooldnotbo"doaed.M Trtt
them externally with
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VapoRub
Oir 17 Million Jan Vitd Ytarlu
.Vliy nnl
Inn- I'lt'i
'rlpt.
p-'t iltie to lc:..i
.vi'iii ;ip lit prl-'
; .iIbo' I'..,--,
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FOR SALE
5 room motlorn hoitso, two lot?.
lnwn and troi'a. All feucod. Oooil
wood eliod. On X aveuuo. Price
$:r.00. $500 cash will handle il.
$23 aud Interest per month.
no
No squeezing of organs;
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a perfect tounda
tlon for your gowns.
This in addition to the com
torts afforded through the ei
elusive "La Camllle" features
No pressure ou spine, no cut
tlug by lacera; no pinching of
clasps;- no digging of stays al
top but freedom, ventilation
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models alwayu on hand.
1'rlies ana op.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res 1702, Cor. Spring oak
Phone 322-W
Just Arrived !
A complete line of
Connecting Bod and Crankshaft Bearings
for passenger cars and trucks.
At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Orande, Oregon
fiil!lIS!i
20 acres west ofImbler, 9 acres
In orchard. House, barn and out
bulldiugs. This is tho best of Snnd
Kldge soil. Price .15000. See us.
I in regard to terms.
520 acron, Blx mlloR Houtlienat of
Union. Good six room nioduru
house, y, mile from school, good
Dam fit up for dairy ranch. 180
acres under cultivation. All teuend
and cross fenced. This Is an ideal
stock and dairy tarui and will bear!
investigation, will take somo trndo
on this property. Main highway,
and Oregon Trail runs right by Hie
door. J
80 acres about lit mllos east of1
La Grande. All under cult'.vnllon.
nils 80 acre tract Is near' all In
timothy and alfnlfa. This Is ono
of tho choice eighties In Orande
Itondo valley. Hns water right and
would muko an ideal farm fur somu-one.
C.J. BLACK & CO.
Harris Grocery
The Accomuiodatii n .5 u
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies!
A Full Line of Staplei and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About
Champion Flour
Kile
tit
Big Values
Big Ore-Pay Sale Each Ltauxia.v ii!u.i.c Ute
Monthof OctjLf r
Wc Sell Rriu'-i'aj:
Large Aluminuin Waie .loo
10 quart Pails 15c
Decorated Salad Bowls ; 15c
Ocean Blue Enamelware ...15c
Ivory Soap '. 5c
Ladies' Silk Hose, euch 15c
Crystal White Snaii, 2 for. . . -
Pahnolive Soap -. ..." . . "c
Hundreds -of E-y-li. : vios .
COME SATURDAY CON T fSS A S.VLIJ
La Crande,
Oregon.
F- ISf. SI!1li G8. u tSS
1211 Adams Street
EVERY DAY PRICES
Coed J'oof Sti'nk, Ih 18c
Pot iioui;M. lb l'. . l-i:, ;l- I6e
IJoilinjj MU, lb Ho, it)c
Br.ccn, lb . 2V-a
Sugar Cured Hum':, lb. .. ..2i'c
Our Ir.rge stock al'vays on hanJ enables us to snp'y
our customors' ilemiiiids in f u vrl: nw W1 uunr.
Trade Ib-ie and Tc Sitinficd.
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Free Delivery
Phone Main 734
408 Fir
Two Blocks North
of R. R. Tracks
A lighted match to a good oil
heater and your room is soon
flooded with a warm, happy heat.
How convenient! No furnace to
stoke and coax along, no ashes to
bother about. And, if you burn
Pearl Oil, no smoke, dirt, nor odor.
Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined
by a special process developed by
the Standard Oil Company.
Get it in bulk from dealers every
where. Order by name Pearl Oil.
PEARL
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OIL
Brookfield Sausages
and Flapjacks
Chilly mornings do have their bright
moments
For instance, when the steaming
Flapjacks with little brown sausages
are set before you.
The fragrance from both and their
goodness will make you enjoy your
breakfast.
Brookfield Sausages Fresh Today
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Land Ho!
Only a land bird flying by, but to Columbus, 430 years
ago, it mcar-t everything. For weary day-j he lud waited
for an encouraging sign. His '"ew mvMrtous .- id
hope was at the lowest ebb. But he pciristtd aiv. won.
The country, has just passed a troublesome time but
business has persisted and won. In this bank we be
lieve that persistent and courageous business men al
ways, win, and we stand ready to nerve them.
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