Wednesday, November 1, 1922. ' ?
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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ILL ATTENDED
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KAMEI.A. Nov
I.a Orniulo 1h working an extra
iioor,
Mrs. Tlnsil rolllns wan
firnmlo viHlinr Saiiuday.
Martin KIhe was a l.a fir:iii(l'
YiHf ltr" V'diis(lny.
Mrs. Charles Ward was n l.a
Oninilu visitor W'cdiwsday.
-Mis. FiimI Hart was in l.a Oraiidi'
Friday.
.Mrs. Harry IMass of l.a firaml'
is siiciiditiK a r'vv days with tier
litlsbanit who is workiiiK as extra
eiiKinecr out or Kaniida,
Mrs. Kd. l:jell and dailRhter
Kdiih of l.a Onimln spent the. week
enil at Kainela.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. OnrllH were
In l.a Crandt Thursday. Mrs. Cur
tis came down to attend (!. 'I. A.
and Mr. Curtis was down oil htlsi-
IIOKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Oooney u ml son
Junior spent last week In .I'endle
ton. Charles Ward Is Iml'dliiK a small
two-room eotia'e.
Friday iilKhl was a ereat nlRlit
for Kutnela dancers ninla 'their
friends. 'About t wenty-fivo ' eonple
1nu t'roni l.a Crando. (Jreene and
Hosenhamn fitrnished the. ninsir.
There will he another duneft two
weeks from Friday.
Mr. A. W. I'erley was in Kn
niela Wednesday on O.-W. Imsi
ness. Mr. I'erley is fuel account
ant for the O.-W.
Mrs. Hoy Forrester of l.a CIrande
was a Kaniela visitor Friday.
Mr. C. L. Peterson was In Ka
meia Wdnesday on hasillss. .Mr.
Peterson is special agent forthe In
plex stoker.
Oscar Olson of Lb Ornndo was In
Kamela as extra (MiKineer.
Mrs. Guy I'rntt and dmiRlitor of
l.a (ininde wen Kaniela visitors
Friday.
Fred Unit, O.-W. fireman. Is
bulldiiiE a two-room house.
Edith HratiK of La Grande, was
a visitor in Kntnoln lridny morning.
Then; will ho only two days of
school this week IIH Miss Smith, the
teacher, lias to attend Institute In
Pendleton the last three days of
tho week.
Mrs. Claude Dnlnerell of l.a
Grande attended the danco Friday
evening.
L. Fans and family of La Grande
visited ihanicla friends Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Pldcock of
La tirandft visited at the Win. rid
cock home Friday evenlnp.
. Mr. mid Mrs. Lester Bramwell
and daiiKhter Ruth attended the
dance Friday ovenlng.
Mrs. K. It. Head and tlniiRliter
were In Kamela Friday In alienu
the dance Friday evening;.
Mrs. Pete lledgren and son fcM
Iward of La Grande visited at Hie
l. joir woue oi illanlen's Friday and Saturfday.
Itornthy Caldwell, of La Grand
attended the dnnco Frltlay evening
J. V.'Walnnni and family moved
lo La Grande Saturday. J. V. Is
safety agent for the second and
third divisions of the O.-W.
Tommy Jones was a La Grande
visitor Friday.
Claude Wilcox visited at the E
E. Fei'KUKon home Saturday.
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIft DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tern
and Sulphur
Almost everyone knows that Sae
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings back the natural color
and lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
it at homt, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound," you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe, im
proved by the addition of other in
gradients, at a Small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it I No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You 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 disap
pears, and after another application or
two, your hair liecomes beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive,
Ml II i ttl
How to Open a New Book.
To the lover of hooks there i noth
ing so exasperating ng to see a new
nook mined by careless opening. T
open It heiv honk correctly let it roi
nit Its botino c-duos then put "en back
carefully down and then the other. I'm
down a portion of the lenves, niter
natltiK hack and front mull till the
lenves are down. A nr-iv boo!: 'opened
IhlS tvny h fiw times will nut lie milieu
by the leaves comlnif loose.
Green I, for Ficklenwi.
Oretui has mtrnyt twn considered
the emblem ot rtcklclicss.
TO (JAIN A OI UKl'l'l'ATION.
Tho way to Knln a pood r:putntlnn
Is to endeavor t bo iiat you appear,"
That Is precisely tho manner la which
i 'hamhci Iain's (V..Rii Itriuedy has
?c.lnod Its reputation as a euro for
oukIis, robts. croup and trhoolilnirl
roiiKh. livery bottle that has over
ncen put out by the
lies been full v up lo the high stnn.1
ROUGHS- l!
X. .Vpply over Arot fed thee
rwllow null piece of
tW 17 JWMton Jan IW Ytati
nrtl of nsrollrnch clalrtid Mf II. Pen
plo hnvn found that It can li iioninlJ
oil n:on for th relief and etir k
maniifacturr thean ailments ami thai It U iilmsojit
Its Really Fun
and a Big Saving to Paint, Varnish
and Wax Things Yourself
Look! Here
We Offer
n II limn it
For Sale
Six lots, eaei lot eontaininB an aero
of land mostly In alfalfa. No huild
( luffs on this land. There is one-half
1 share, water In Uekeler Oltcli. rrlce,
lifiio.do. Terms, (sun. On. rash.
I have for sale 20 lots ih
Block 1, Connordale Addi
tion. ' $350.00 each, .$25.00
cash, balance $10.00 per
month. Cement sidewalks
and curbing all in. You'll
have to hurry if you want
any ot these lots at these
prices and ternjs.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
P. N. Ford
Notary Public
IF you knew how ea5y and in
teresting it is to vnrnish or
wax llome things yourself, you'd
not hesitate in brightening up the
articles that need relinishing.
Thousands of women have
done this work under our guid
ance. Most of them say. "It'a
fun."
For 73 years we have been
making special paints, varnishes,
waxes, enamels, wall finishes and
stains of ihe very highest qual- '
ity. They assure satisfactory re
sults if you follow a few simple
directions.
And our "Home Service Paint
Department" was organized just
to furnish you with the necessary
instructions. Write this depart
ment, tell them what you want to
refinisli and how you want it to
look. Our experts will send you
full instructions which you'll
have no trouble in following.
Fuller's Free Advice and Ful
ler's Products will be a wonder
ful help to you in beautifying .
your home. Take advantage of
tliein both at once. You'll enjoy
the Work and Ihe new beauty of
the things you refinisli will be a
worth-while reward.
Fuller's Floor Wa
Fuller. Sprcibcitlon flour
" pfudute smooth), pul.
iafad tuilace on Huuii, muoU-
oik kliJ fittnllui. Il it
iff la ut and tnd
kcutlbct aciiirbeJ atii mu
thtly fliiifaLtt.
We alio makfl Dfcorei Var
niih Slaina, KubbtrCeuinl
Moor Paint. HIlkcuMhit
K.namrl. Waball Wall Fiu-Kiftren-fof-Kloort
Var
Bisb. I'ullriar Vainlih,
Auto t.iuintt, JulJrta Hut
alrr Mall Moisb ikal.ouilna), Porrh uj
Slrp I'alni, .ai fJONLLH WHUB tfc.AU,
fipvcn nrros land one nnd one-half
miles fi'om la (Irantlo, of whirh tlii'ee
acres is titular rtiltlviitlon la oioltaid
in I seil fruit. Seven-room house, barn,
rhlrkPti house, rrllar. garace. Good
Jot of tools. I'rlce JfiSuO.nn, part terms.
V! linvp varnnt lota in any part of
the rity. Prlred liphl.
, If lookiitfir for a home, see us.
La Grande Investment
Company
Itclinhlo Aumts for Rcliahln
liiktiranii' onttrtiihfi.
1201 Admits Ave. IMionoMaln 752
Fullers
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Horn Service Paints
Vm(ah - lneml Stain
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co.
Dept. 8, Sao FrantUco '
fioiMr Pa lot UiouUctarara for 7S Yean. ExattlahMl 1849.
Bftickct In 19 clrin is tbt Weit. Dtln miyvkm. v.
WHERE TO BUY. B or. and tl ik K,ht miarial. Th epoi lm
HUm yen wbtr jit caa l fuilai' Pioducti. Cut It Ait M fmiitdr,
rtt ai now i potfeird (or Pullfr't "Horn SenrtrV' paint Book, whluk
tlU you Juit wht to liuy for titty kind ot ialt.iiit. Knd lull itetcrlptlua
nd t oar trit idvic on aojr IdtiJ ol palniiny ou want tu Jth,
, For fttfrior Jobi of pilnllnr It II aditab!
to obtain in atrtlcei of a Mtnat PalBttti
WTraiTOIiBiMtilVatlliaitlilUall.liBJWIdltalimi.lH'B'l.liJ-l.l.l'l
'a "Home Service" Pnlnti ire sold by ttie (olluwlof lo your city:
O. F. COOLIDGE, La Grande,.,,,
CLYDE KIDDLE, Island City
WEIMER BROTHERS, Cove
FRANKLIN SDd
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THE NEW MOTOR
WITH
iv-ore power; more speed; more economy
The new pressure nir-coolinz system Is the
cither with air
m IV . III Hi J 1 fc-h MassBr,i sV
Safe
Milk
For infantt.
Invalids &
Childre).
The Original Food-Drmk for All Aftt
Quick Lunch.t Home.OffictaiFountains.
RichMilk, Malted Grain Extract in I'ow
drrftiTablet forms. Nouriihing-Nocookinc.
" Avoid Imitations and Substitute"-
RED PEPPER FOR
,k GOLDS IN CHEST
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Ease your tifiht, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion,
l oci a bad cold loosen up in jmt a
short time.
Red Pepper Rub is the cold rcm
i edy that brings quickest relief. It can-.
rot hurt you and it certainly seemi to
Hnd the tightness and drive the conges
tion and soreness right out.
. Nothing has such concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers, and when
heat penetrates right down into colds,
congestion, aching muscles and sote,
stiff joints relief comes at once.
The moment yon apply Kcd Pepper
Rub you feel the intyinig heat. In three
minutes the ent gested pot is warmed
through and through. When you are
suffering from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, stiff neck or sore muscles,
just get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper
Rub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store.' You will have the quickut
relief known.
img ever developed.
or XV tor TNn
t . utwiyuB
M""m';l"t rlr"s are tue tirst kind to add
no pouncing weight to the wheels. And
the prkc is the lowest itt 20 years.
The new car is here Series 10. It will
C e you the finest ride you have ever had.
Franklin Auto Co.
La Grande, Oregon
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SAWYER HOLMES fflt i
Fuel - Hay - Grain - Lime
Cement - Plaster
Building Material
Phone Main 17
No Man's Land
Four years have passed since "no man's land" ceased
to have a meaning full of strife and struggle and death.
Tho baUlopTound of. today Is in the market place. The
weapons arc not machine guns hut reason and fact and
money.
If you would he armed and prepared to conquer the
"no man's land" of business you must have a proper hank
connection. Our service is helpful and complete.
United States 1 National Bank
l CS i, Oregon
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