La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1922, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, October 23, 1922
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T is not lowly priced cornets that we refuse
to sell, but unlovely corsets that do not
bear I lie hall-mark of quality. '
We cater to those who desire and appreciate
distinctive ar.d correct dress, . whether their
incomes are large or small. r
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Our
GOSSARD L';, CORSETS
carry no extra charge because of their beauty
and superior quality. It seems wise to say
this because the distinction that conies ot care
ful selection often yives the impression of
expensivencss. Nor is there any extra charge
for our exceptional fining si rvice that assumes
full responsibility for your complete satisfaction.
f"
asanas
Kantleek
Hot Water Bottle
It can't leak because it is made in one piece no
seams, a perfect molded bottle GUARAN
TEE!) FOR TWO YEARS.
SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOW.
Just Arrived !
A complete line of
Connecting Rod and Crankshaft Bearings
for passenger ears and I rucks.
At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
I-LE-A-T-E-R-S
for
Wood
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cfb
for
Goal
II Hi?.l.
STOVES
RANGES
FURNACES
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Ore. ftdkv. Imp. Co;
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OW M A MINUT5
rU WAV IT
pO MONT I
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fa
Hill's Department Store
1 PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
run &AirP Xtnrt It
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TWeRE. IT is 111 ) v w A
Mess ot UNMeces- nN y" ,
JUNK THAT U.
day t'Vi'lmiK at Hit home of
I'iiTiv. Kite, tables i.f c;nls
in iii'lloii during t hi nv niin-, with
Mis. Will AtiirlH'll oi Island City
wlmihijf (In hulle' prue and Jul
IIjutIkoii tho Mctitlcinaii's prizo.
! A I wo coiii'kh 1uih :hmiii was nerv
ed at Hi (viiiIhk'k cIomm, including
jcldtT and dnimlinutn. This was Hie
: first mummIiik of Hi' yi'iir for Hi
flub and Hit- nifmbt-rs arc lo(d;in
fniwnrd to a tiat many ciijoyahli
xoriul tlnit's in (lie t ul tut'.
Thn (Vnirtil J'aivnt Toai his A-
HfHialiiMi will meet in ilie Central
lioid l-'riday aili'rniMiii, (ninltr 27.
'
Mr. mid Mrs. li. nt.Kfrald and
sons Pal an Clark, rt-hiriH'd ycijer
(Uiy I'l'om an fiijoynlilH trip MiriMiKh
Walla Walla, Dayton, t.i'W.siitn and
uther points, WIiIIh away they
spent sonic time vUftlng with iMra.
Hlzserald's brother, Kobcrt Cole
man,
The weather was good all tlironuh
(heir trip and the roads could mil
have been better. However, they
were glad to gel home a tain and
as Mrs. Fitzgerald .said, 'We
oii Id n't rind finy place we liked
bettor , than I,a (irande."
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Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Church have
Kiie to Portland lo attend I ho
weddhiK of MiHS Cameron, a sister
if Mrs. Church. Miss Cameron has
host of friends in I. a Cnnuie who
wish her every hapnine.ss.
A not Ire has jubt been received
of tin marriage of Miss .ei?v Nur-
sleet of La (irande and Hilbert II.
Howton of Des Moines, Iowa, which
took place in the court house in Des
Moines on Tuesday, October 17.
Miss Norsluut is a daughter of
(Comiuued ou Pago Kiuht)
Soiuetiiiies poetry describes bettor
i ban prose. Monday, Hallowe'en,
will find the ynmiK people Kathend
al the M. I. A. amusement hall
where:
The niht when kIiosIk and Koblins
I roam,
1 Willi groans and sif'hs, Is near.
IHIacIt cats, white owls, old witches
mini,
Tin u comes 1 1) Klve yon cheer.
The K. l. S. Amusement Hall will
i be a rendezvous,
i And when you're I here without a
doubt.
Your fence you'll mi rely lost!.
You. to the brightly lighted hall.
lWHl be guided by the Khost
j Ami Ihere 'villi all her character
: Mother (ioose will be your host.
1 The eveniiiKH enterlainmeui will
consist of fortuue telliim, both old
' ami . new da ncl u and a pomml
i L'ood time. Refreshments, consist -
inf of ciilt-r and douchnuts will be
SflVftl.
The Ladies nf Westminster Cuild
ere ileliMhtfully enteriained ou
: ltimlav evening al the home of
i Mrs. l. V. Mossman, with M iss
' l-Mltb Pechin. Miss Hazel Hinkle.
and Mrs. Mossma u act lu as hos
I essos
The eveniiiK was cd uca 1 ionat, In
dia Im-Iiim tie' general suliject. Mrs.
l-yim I !oh ne nl a nip and Mrs. W. C.
11 oss uae very inlerestiui; talks
upon t bis suWet-l .
Miss Cn-dericka Shilke rendered
a ery bejtui it ul vocal solo. "Hin
dustan A Hymn." Mrs. Itoln-rt Fak
In presMiitfd some very interesiintr
slidi-s ou I ml la, ;ind M iss Hatt ie
Short and Miss (Hilda Anderson
each kiive ail excellent report of
line ."-.ytioiiicai uieenu.i: u i ne
Presbyterian church held :il Port
land rei witty which they attended.
1 Hiring; Hie social hour, dainty
refresh mwil s were served by I he
hostesses.
A party will be uhen this evening
at Katies' hall by (he Calliolic
you ut ladies lodality, assisted by
llu- Kntubls of Columlnis. Cards
will lie played from eitht to leu,
;and there will be diuicint; from ten
j to t welve. i l.oney's orchestra will
piny.
Hei'reshnienis will be served at
! ten ' oVIock, The public Is cor
dially invited.
The KaHee Klaleh will Ilieel P:i
day a t'tei noou at t he Count ry cli;l:
, at '2 o't Im k. Mrs. C. L. l.ariso
and Mrs. A C. Hampton will i U
tcrtain.
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The l.iiiuiki Canipfire was organ
ized under the guardianship of Mrs.
Kitter. The fotlowini; officers were
elected : I) lea nor Clea vor, pt'psi
i lei it ; I lean W rm III , vice president ; j
and Crace Cullen. secretary and
treasurer; Haisy llobbs. pianist and I
;'I 0'aer. Mn.t.-.n .1,
OOl lllc teil I
The first assembly of the CI rem - !kii.-in .. i-, ,,
w end .hinior Hit h School w as held i
last I'l ida morn in . The program t
was i,ii.'d with much "pep'' nude;-
the able leadership of Pritt. K. A. ' I :t.b' i
Wilkersoi. who le,i oif with one m 'iid .
the srhool yells. (Mher tea t u r s ! ,n-Kps '
of the program were: jientitiK iiw t
Assembly sintin -Conducted b t 1
lri. tlreen. iln'1'
Keadlnu. When a Kellers n-evit
and Oui" Willie WatlHus. '
Sonu. "I.ullaliy Tune" Itlaih he
1 lii. e, l.oillse YatlKht. I'l'e? Hailiels :
and Kuliy ;arduer.
Instrumental Soto. 'S pinning1
Soni;" IJerniee Cass. '
i;eadii. "Sundown" Inua Spi-,
k.T. i
tin itar Smo Ituhy Card iter. !
Soln Pau.e- (Intrude tftani. J
The pi ok i am was so t borouuhly 1
enjovetl that they rxpeet to hold'
one
tober 24.
Cards were the fealnre .of the
nfiiK. with Mrs. I,. M. Hoyt win-
niun first prize. A dtdlcioiiH lunch
eon was iierved at the close of the
evening.
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Mrs. Cuy Clean and Airs. TJoyd
Pierce tMitertaf ui'd t lie mom hers of
the Island City Card club on Tues
IF-
We Lost Your
Good Will
If our service station burned down
we'd get the insurance.
If burglars stole our cash, we could
borrow some. .
But if we lout that part of our busi
ness) called GOOD WILL, we could
get it back again only through months,
or possibly years, of the hardest kind
of work.
That's why we soy GOOD WILL Is
the most valuable thing we own.
Our promptness and thoroughness
will show you, if you come in, how
much wc value your GOOD WILL,
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
For Sale
Rooming house in La Grande.
Restaurant In ILn Grande,
Apartment house: in La Grnndo,
neonift $i:i7.&0 per month.
Six-rootii houRo nnd large lot,
$1,400.00.
Tour-room house on T avenuo,
$1,400 00.
1 20 orrefl fine t imher, 2-room
box houue, 4 acres In cultivation,
$000.00.
Wo hrtv for sale, nnd trade, nil
lrindH of good farms, Block ranches,
fruit tracts, hutldliiK lots and city
property of all kinds.
Automobile and Fire
Insurance
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Notary Public
iliarcl
Batteries
A. L. Crossman
For Sale
Ww tn-..lrni four. mom house, two
s. eemem M.lrw.,11,. ;Mi.tj;e. lawn.
basement xnd bullt-niv frieo' i-san.
ids. j.;
hh'lndin;';
. n and
' St.
per month.
won l.im.inw. Just
liient (tuill-in
wi
1
V
Ease
Your
Shaving
Improve
Your
Skin
How fine you feel after
the right sort of a shave I
And "right sort" means
using the right
Razors, Toilet Powders and
JOHNSON'S
Shaving Cream Soap
Do you want to shava without
rubbing your lather in with
Angers without any burning
or smarting? Try Johnson's
Shaving Cream Soap.
The ULPrug6
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
DIAMOND W 'COFFEE
Diamond W Demonstration will be bore "U ed
nesday and Thursday. Demonstrating the Dia
mond'W line of groceries. .
DIAMOND W stands for (itiality. by buy in
ferior goods when von can buy Diamond XV
brands at our low prices, low enough for any
body's noeketbook.
DIAMOND W COFFEE, lib 40c
Three pounds $1.15
DIAMOND W JELLY POWDER, 10c, fl for 55c
DIAMOND W INSTANT TAPIOCA,
10-oz. pkg 15c
DIAMOND W MACARONI, 3 for 25c
All Kinds Diamond W Fruits and Vegetables
Our Prices are Delivered to Your House
J. G.
HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
Main 43
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
LA GRANDE
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Permanent as the Pyramids"
Manufacturers of
Hullding
KoumlAtlon
Silo
Chimney
Jlanu
Pipe
Water
IrrlgMlon
Culvert
UrnliuiKe
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 120
Blocks
-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory Island .City
SPECS
V; Automatic
Electric Ironer
Slightly used, but in perfect condition.
For Sale at a Great Reduction
Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
I'!
mil' Inn. The
ilful .if t he house
I lb Ml ;-l!e for
t'W.itlS. lt; Irtt,
v.,tU. l:lVU 11111
I 'mil
H.I, .
two ,.iH nn ni.l-
i Itli'M tl tft'UIJI-
The I'astein Stnr Soehtl ilnb w.is
'lltert:ii9e( ill tin hiMllrt of Mil
Kil Hinnohls with MiO Aveiy Har
riHon na hohleas ou Tutatlayt Uc.
Geo. H. Currey
H.l Klat
slmerica's HomeShoePolish
m
M Mil il d X&fMMMM,
m it
IT,
MAKES SHINING YOUR
OWN SHOES A MATTER
OF A FEW SECONDS
The Genuine Bristle Dauber
cleans the Shoe, gets into all crev
ices and applies polish quickly and
easily.
The large Lamb's Wool Polisher
brings a brilliant shine with a few
Strokes.
Shinola Always 10c
Black, Tan.White, Ox-blood and Browri?
IE SETS1
Treat Your Shoes to a
Shinola Shine and See
Them Brighten Up.
It's best to say "SHINOLA"