La Grande evening observer., October 20, 1922, Image 3

Friday, October 20. 1922.
THE LA ORAN'M EVENING OBSERVER
PArtE THREE
COVE PEOPLE
HELP H E
COVH. Oct. SO. Many Cove peo
lilii ui-e In linlilur plekliiK apples.
Tim ImliiHiry In that section In at
Its) height and tlioy espect in mar
ket mound :icnl cars. The apples
an- Iii'Iiik sold for 90 cents per liix.
The varieties. inoHily tirown are
Home lli'auly and Jonathan with
Bome Winter nnnniins anil Delicious.
Mm. Cummins. Mrs. B. V. Rob
erls' mother, who has been In Cove
for the past year and a half, re
turned with her son William rum-
nuns to her homo. In Mnxville, Kan-
ses. Wednesday, October Jl.
Mr. mill Mrs. II. D. Antics of
North Yakima, Wash., who have
been In Cove relumed Thursday to
their ashlnKton home, relurniiiK
via Portland. Mrs. A. A. Amies
and son Archer accompanied them
as rar as Portland,
llev. C. W. DnP.ois. Reneral mis
sionary for Hasten) Oreoon was in
Love Wednesday.
if the Kustern Star was lii Cove on
Saturday, October H. While here
iihe was the guest of Mrs. J. F.
Dean.
Mrs. C. Hertsch, Mrs. R. Comsloek
and Mrs. C. Heryfonl will enter
tain the ladies Guild and their hus
bands at u card party on Saturday
cvcniiiK at tile home of Mrs. Hertsch.
Mr. mid Mrs. ioodtiouuh and Mrs,
Charles Hull of I. a (irando spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Goml
noiiKh's parents, Mr. nnd Mia. J. J.
Con ley.
The Wonians' clnh will servo sup
per at the dance to he Ktveu by the
baseball
lub on Friday
evening.
The Cove school teachers 'aro all
back at work matin. Prof J. It.
Price and Mrs. J. E. Mills return
ing from Tinker nn Friday evening
and Miss Mildred Payton, Miss Ks
tiler Saunders. Miss Junnltil Smith-
peter, Miss, Kdnn Shephardson and
Mlas Helen DniiKherty reluriiilli; to
their various homes Suwtay.
' .Miss Roberts, a lower Cove teach
er, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mis. Nellie R. Grace.
Mr. J. K. Mills was a Uakor visi
tor on Friday. " '
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. I.av. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Daniel and their drand
dauiihters. Carmen and Jane Daniel,
were La Grande visitors on Sunday.
Mr. O. Gullenherir of IJaker was
a Cove visitor on Sunday.
Guy Harkur and l.ouin I.antz are
In Imbler helping to harvest Its
Immense apple crop.
Airs. T. M. Kastncr of Hood Riv
er, Oregon, worthy arand matron
POWER PERfliiTS
ARE GRANTED
Development of 274,00 0
Horsepower Expected to
Result from New Works.
WASHINGTON, I). , Oct. 20.
Two preliminary permit s involving
iillitnule development of 274, out
horsepower on the Deschutes river
in Oregon linve. been granted by the
fedora I power commission. Hays the
Oregoninn. Tho commission h:is au
thorized the issuance of a prelim
inary permit for one year to the
jpucit'ic power I.lpht company for
! a power di'Velopinent nn t he !U -schute
river ut the o-called reclam
lutiou site ahout 20 mi leu up-stream
Ifrom the uiit where it empties hi
jto tho Columbia river.
It Is estimated that there is wa
iter available for the. development
of n hydro-electric plant haviim a
capacity of 54,000 horsepower. The
water wheels will operate under a
head of a 90 feet. Tho mmipauy lias
ii growing market for power and
will be able to utilize Till the power
developed event iially.
A preliminary permit for three
years has heon am Hon bed for is
suanco to uiii Loiummn alley I'ow-
er company of New, York for pow
er development on two power sites
on Deschutes river, one of which
is a short distance below the june
litin of tho Mettilius and Deschutes
rivers in Oregon and tho second
ahout four miles below. l( has
been estimated that the stream flow
is sufficient to warrant tho install
ation of ahout 220,000 horsepower
of goiierating fuiufpmcnt. provided
n market can bo fou nd for I ho
power.
Tito company applied originally
for five sites on tho Deschutes river.
lit view of the fact that there is at
proM-m no market tor the ureal
amount of potential power available.
it was decided to authorize tho issu
ance of only two of t he five sites
for which application was made.
I'l'ueUeally ?,f t'1" muds to bo
i loodeii by ( ho proposed dams aiv
vacant pnbliu lauds or lauds within
the Warm Spring Indian reserva
tion. ,
EXPLORERS GET -HOIVIE
DELIGHTED
Sliit e the I'enth of .Shark It-ton In expedition, was the first to greot
the Antarctic last Januarv. the ex-;"1" "'"''Ivors of l lie Qmar on their
,,,,.,, iii . , 'return, oml ho congratulated the
M-ank Wilde. He belie ws i m por- .., j ., .,, ..........
taut scieniilic results have, been so-t,H !llu , fllrt ' " '
ured. and says these p.ooii will bo . FrM(W.
(Hr Aniiociiiied Prna)
LONDON. 't. 20.- - The explor
ers who accompanied I ho late. Sir
10 rues t, Sbackleton to tho Antarctic
on his last voyage have recently
returned to Eiigliitul in tho Quest,
and t hey readily confess t heir de
light at being home nuaiu. They
have been absent one year, and
hardship and disappointment have
been their portion.
You aro wanted for u satisfied
customer at Newlin Drug Com
pany. 10-19-.'!t
H.E-A-T-E-R-S
FOR SALE
Phone main 40 for drugs and
snndrifK. Newlin Drug Company.
lU-l!)-3t
A lii;i itK Kin ono.
rhailiherlains t'nnirh Ilemeedy has
a remai'kahle record. It iias been in
np for cobls, croup and whooping
rAugh for ahnost half a century and
bus constu ally grown in f;i vot a n 1
popularity as lis goo 1 qualities tiu
came I teller known. It is tho stand
ard and main rollunce for these dis
eases in thousands of lionu-s. Tho
lads that it can always be depended i
upon and is safo and pleasant to take
are ereatty in Its favor when It jb
wanted for children.
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
at
THE LOTTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Ara Using
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur
Twenty acres In the I-Yultdalc dis
trict, is acres under cultivation, two
acres pas) ore, with yard and lainily
orchard. Kair house, small barn and
good chicken houses. Price $5500.(111.
Phei'o is a state loan on the property
lor Si'OiHi.nu, which runs eight years.
Will ta ke a second mort khro tor
$l.r.au,(u. liatauce $:M0n.mi cash.
l'ive-room bouse and larpe lot Ce
ment cellar, treeslawn, cement sidu
wallis, ltbtst water and phone In
bouse. Dathroom, but no fixtures. On
.North lilrcb. Price. $ 1 KfiO.no and
sriou.ao cash will handle it. yalance
monlbly lusiallmeuts of $f.0) and in
t crest at S per cent.
Din acres choice land and Rood Im
provements, Jusl south of t'n ion. Ail
under pood cultivation. Price $ltif'
per aero. Federal loan on the prop
erty for ii a, iioo. no. Terms: cash.
$d,(toii.o; balance on easy terms, to
be arranged.
We carry Life and Fire Insurance,
and represent a pood bonding com
pany. Many Rood bat Kuins in city
lots .and a car at our door at all times
ready to show you any of our property
at any time. Call in and see us.
C.J. BLACK & CO.
Now Foley Building
La Grande, Oregon
Hair (hat ltws its color and lustre,
cr when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a laek of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother male
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men who
value that even color; that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so at
tractive, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of other
ingredients by asking at any drug store
for a bottle of "Wyelh s Sage and Sul
phur Compound," which darkens tho
hair so naturally, so evenly, tliat no
body can possibly tell it has been ap
plied. Vou just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. By morning the gray
hair disappears; but wliat delights tile
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound is that, .besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few applica
tions, it also brings back the gloss and
lustre and gives it ait appearance of
abundance.
For Sale.
Rooming honso In La Grande.
Restaurant ill I.n Grando,
Apartment house in I.a Grande,
income $137.51) per month.
Six-rooiu house and large lot,
$1,4U0.0(.
Four-room house on T avenuo,
$1,400 00.
120 acres fine timber, 2-rootn
box hniine, 4 acres in cnltlvatlon.
$600.00.
. We hnve for' Bale and trade, all
i,ia nr irnnil fnrmtf. Block ranches.
fruit traets, liulldiM lo city
property ut all kln8
0 Autcnobilo ail Jftfc
Insurac9
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
Mir
No squeezing of organs; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a perfnet founda
tion for your gowDs.
This in addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camilla" features;
No pressure on Bplne; no cut-,
ting by lacers; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, TentllaUon,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models alwayH on band.
Krlies Z.J0 nnd up. 1
Mrs. Eobt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Rts. 1702. Cor. Spring A Oak
Phone 322-W
for
Wood
for
Goal
STOVES
RANGES
FURNACES
Ore. Hdw. Imp. Co.
tMMain 580
1
The Magic Cleanser of Tols and Pans
Cleans all metal, all glass cooking utensils.,
Cleans aluminum like a flash.
ONLY 5c EACH
Include a Package in Your Next Order of
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TODAY and SATURDAY
A.'R-C. A-D.E
( EGEM2S332miaSUN1,AY. vaudeville -Sunday
H
OL
M
iiffieially reeorded.
lu sixty-nine eighteen, south, the
jpalty achieved a record for loiiKti
Ittlde. They helievo Ihey were near
land, JiiilHlnu f rum appearances, an)-.:
tile water wan shallowing ranicllv.
'rile f.llllt of the Kllip w:im that slle
was not powerful eaoueli to combat
the ire. She was well iMHlilMied 1111(1
bad plenty of fund. m that she enulil
have (arried oil lti' some tilili' had
she had the lle.-er.sarv l.owor.
J. )?. Itouett. who liualieed the
Snve Biups'. Shop By "phoner Call
Mai 4i). Nowlln Drug Co. J0-19-3t
llegln the day with n bnth. Buy
hath needK here, Newlin Urng Cotn
piiny. lu-19-3t
CAM, FOIt CITV WAnHAVW
Molten la tinmliv fflToll that Oil
city warrnnts have been enlled up
to nnd including uetoner nin,
1l??. Interest will ceaso on Oc
toiler 21st, Ifl23.
EMMA FOWLKll, .
10-l!l-3t City TreiiB'iret1.
Start i he day ril;lit.
10. Xewlin linn; (i.
H EST COLDS I
I Apply over thro.it nnd chest !
cover with Jiot iiannt-l cloth, j
W VapoRuu
Oct AtiUienjrt U:c 1 -c,u
Keep Warm These Ghilly
Mornings
With a a
WK.STINGirorSKCOZVCI.OW -f
Er.ECTRIC HKATER
' AnotliM' Rduvlion in Kdisun itazda Lamps. ,
Klectiioitl C'ontiiU'lots . J,
II . & S. ELECTRIC CO. ,
105 Depot Street Phono 893-W
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the special request of the police authorities of the United
Slates. . -
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Main 13 r
Miss Saylor's Home
Made Chocolates
Just Received a New Shipment of These
Delicious Chocolates
They melt in your Mouth.
They please your Palate.
They satisfy your Wife or Sweetheart,
They make you want more.
They suit your Purse.
TAKE HOME A BOX FOR SUNDAY
Triced $1,00 lo $1.00 the I!ox
Directors Who Direct
In this bank the directors'are outstanding men, each
successful in his own business. Interest in the progress of
the community makes them broad-minded, while exper
ience has'taught them the value of wise conservatism.
In guiding the business of the bank, they watch the
successes of their depositors.- Their counsel cannot be
purchased but it can be had as anadjum.'i to eonnrctkm
with tin's bank.
United Stated Natiofi-di
MiiWJKa ii:m:&u ruberve system
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PYRAMID &AND CO. o
V Fo. Ford
o ' Notary Public