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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1922)
r-fy.iV (Ti---"Uf 'V Wednenda, Noveymber 1, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE HIE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY ;''! " ."(, '"a6,.Vi'",r".,;':"ii""1 I Willi thM "flirt Viuf" timl "limner-. esq ue.M and wtum thut is said, the people uf I. a Aliunde know thut an excellent picture is lo bo seen. The love uf u pood mother uud her in fluence on ull who meet her it! won derfully shown. The picture Ik de lightful hu uiuu uud humorouu. It 'in the kind thut Bends you out of the theatre wholly satisfied and t pleased with everybody and every ithittR and makes you feel that this 18 not such a bad old world after ull. ! Attend the ElkV '40 show at Zuber t hall. It begins tonight and runs four niphu. Lots of prizes, lots of fun. Adv. 11-1-lt Efl AB TUTTLC THE Lfirtf SMITM aocmm - . AMD PFf rtJpD-r ' ,nc ROBBERS AW KtCOVERCD THE SToi.fm FUNDS - Allendcil )n 11 re lieed Dallt-u, Aivhln Canipbell and Olurk Martens of Union, were in La CI ni ndo last evening uttjMidintf the mas(uenulo ball at tho Zuber. !"t5drnyard Qiieen I'lilon VifitOI' Konert ntiRicK or t nloti. was a business .visitor In tlni city Ihiai morning returning lo IiIh home vuly this afternoon. Ho Hindu tliu tri ly auto. J Sciiiliim (hit Ballot lliivoh t The ballot boxes were dispatched i to the prccincta ill I'nion county loulside of La 'Irande this morning. preparatory for the election lo be t held November 7. Local News In Brief lietiii ueil lit Sinn villi' Uill Robbs of Suiuiucrvillc, re turned to his home tins morniiiK on tile branch line train after spending the day In I.a Grande on business. Mr. ltobbs was a guest lit the Savoy ivniio in t no city. llreaks Collar Itone IKIgin, Is visiting wit It Misses Mary1 Mrs. Mary Jnlinsuu met with a and I'annle Solumcr of this city for Kotiir I to l-liilrrprl.sc very iiainful accident Monday morn- a few days. Mrs. Wade has just! Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Tlppett, who iug when she fell and broke her returued from a trip lo l'ortland. make their home in Knterprlse. collar bone in two places. ; jwere overnight gucstti in I.a Grande 'Seriously III I last evening at the Savoy. They Itotuins Home ! The little son of Mr. and Mm.'1"'" 'u " business. , I!. R. Collins of Kauiela, re- iit,i,,t, linker, who has been ill for1- turned lo his home last evening uf- , ,,ast tw weeks has not improv-; 0vi''' l"1" '' tor spending the day in La Grande ...i a(1(i i.js ,.l)t,,ijion is Verv serious - '-- Sllverthorne, formerly a attending to some business matters .(( lltv present time. i resident of La Grande, but now that required his attention. I ! . ;the owner of a farm near Cove, ay-' Mui-i-ingc License rived ill La 'Grande last evening and I A ll,... . w...l ,. hn.. Issued l''"1 l'r,,' 1 "'' Savoy. He will b,j at the office of County Clerk It. T. Drown to James A. Hill of La Grande, a carpeliier, and Knebollei nioomer of l'eiidleton. l'endletoii ' Oregonian. I ill: i.yr's'v -l I s I'. 1 ?L 'V I - . X , U - I tin k fitmi Idaho Mrs. Turnbow, who has been vls itiuu lu Lewifilon, Jdaho, for sev eral duya, returued to her home lu La (J runde lust evening. She re ports a very pteasaut visit. FOK SALK BtlttO Of -10 plecn dining room'residetit who gufreru backache, of solid oak, Kenilworth annovliiK urinarv ills can remain design. A wonderful bargain Mimt be sold at once. Cull 1302 8th. St. 11-1-lf CARD OK THANKS i AhftAA cnu Pvrhmn "c vinceveiv inank our mends for The Lundon Muck eiehnmje has the beautiful floral oUeting and for When I X,VI . ,,,Hn'y iiku Miiiiiit'.Ha niiuwu ua in our iTii'iii ueienvemeni.. Mr. nud Mrs. Itoe Uucliauun, Mr. and Mrs. J. . Buchanan. now n membership f 4,tXK. flrst opened It had &tH. Previously brokers did hnslnesn In New Jona than's Coffee house, whose patrons decided to call It the muck exchange. Ty laying 324 ofrgs In 3C5 days, 'Columbia Belle," prize loshorn, broke all world's records and won the eeslay:ng contest held by tho .California Farm Bureau. pentlits' Foot Troubles. A New York dentist declares that almost all members of his profession have trouble with one foot, owing lo their smutting or leaning habitually on the same foot while fll work. Bagpipe Long In Favor, The bagpipe, the earliest musical ustruuietX, dates back to 41HHJ U. C Klks '4!) show ia on tonight In ful blast at Zuber hall. Heo the bandsouifl prizes to bo given; hear the roulettu wheel and buy some "boueB." Every kid In La ii ran do is interested for the money sues to tho Christmas tieo fund. Adv. 11-1-lt Unshaken Testimany Time is tho test of truth. And Doau's Kidney rills have stood tho lest in La (Jrande. No La Grande unconvinced by this twice-told testi mony. Mrs. M. K. Nibler, 2106 Third St.; Lu (1 randy, says: "Doau's Kid ney 1'llla proved effective In rid- dtug me of huckache and shurp pains through my right sido. 1 "wan pretty well crippled up with Jie pain tu my back and right side and It was difficult for me to do my , housework. Doun's Kidney Pills were advised and two boxes cured the aches and pains so I hare not hud any recurrence of tho trouble." Several years later Mrs. Nibler said: "There la nothing better for kidney complaint than Doau's Kid ney (Ville. They cured ,m of kid ney trouble." T'rlco 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for u kidney remedy KOt Dunn's Kidney Pills tho Hanns that MrB. Nibler had. Fostor-Mil-burn Co.. Mfrs . Huffalo. X, Y. NEW TODAY POlt SALK One. pluno, (200.00:. one Universal range, (4.1.00. Soil j Main street. 1 1 j I WANTKD Uookkeepln' and sleno- grapher for a few days. T. K. Uellainy, K, O. Music Co. I 11-1-11 FOK UEXT-Two bclinums. Mrs.; Cbilders. l'bone H8-J. H-l-::tpl WOMAN 1U-W. iWANTS WORK- I'llOlH' 11-1-lit A Classified Ad Will lie It! The "4! show stalls tonight ul Sillier hall. It lasts four nights and every illk is on his metal. It is the big lClk event and the money goes- to the Kiddies' Christmas tree fund. Attend. Adv. 11-1-lt llere from Seattle .Miss llakstadt, who makes her home in Seattle, arrived ilu La Grande last evening and will be here for several days visiting at the home uf her parents. ibere lor n short time on business. .Moves lo I'nlou lloy Simmons of Wallowa, arrived llo.il in IVuillfton - j Dan lloyd, Enterprise lawyer who( In La Grande last evening on Hie ( ,le (.iy muv, was a presl branch line train and after spend- ,0,llln elector 111 the last, election. For Sale Ins a few hours in the city lie went lo Union where he will make his; home. i Mr., lloyd is here Kast UreKoniuu. on - business, i Hack from Wallowa Mrs. Yowell of HilKard. roturn rd from a visit with relatives in Wallowa lnsl evenniff and left La (irande for Millard on No. 2',. She reports a very pleasant visit. Motors lo La Grande- i George Haird, a prominent resi dent of Union connected with the real estate' business in that city, drove to La Grande late this morn iiiK and .spent a few hours in the city on business before returning to his home. NVv modern A -room house, located ; in a section where the best homes In' I the city an- Im-Iiik Imtll, baHi-ment. j jKarae. close tij hifch nehool. The ; owner will take a Ford and $3(10. mi as1 i'lii-Ht payment njid 'the balance in j , per munlh, Including- Interest. Goes to Walla Walla Mrs. Hilda Anthony of this city, went to Walla Walla last, evening where she will visit relatives lr several days before returning to her lust evening and is here for a few home. i days as a uest at the home of Jlev. G. II. Qlligley. ' . Itiislness in Astoria - . Mrs. Sade aVn Hurcn of this Went to Duncan cily, left last eveniui; for Astoria j Floyd Kendall, forest nniK-r. left where she will spend a short time! this niorniiiR for Duncan, whrc he attending to some business matters, j will spend the day on business. Mr." -- Kendall will return tu La GraudJ Went to Portland I tomorrow morning. Miss Opal Pass of Joseph, left : Five-room modi'i n home, all fur- ' Over from Cove jnished. More l.s a chance to finance Rev, F. L. Post, who makes his "l,r bone and rurulture for the small ; home in t'ovo, arrivod in LaGrande amoont of JUKI down and the balance at $:if..(K'. per month, including; Inter-I New inoilern 4-rootn home, bcaiiti-, tiful lawn. Irees and .shnililiery. full Ita.-ement, hullt in hreuklaHt nook, Iwoi larg-e liedlooniN, parage, everything 1 in fiei leci coinhiton. ' he owner :tccpt a good automobile as part of i t he t'irM y.iy mcnl. Attention Moose BE PRESENT AT LODGE ROOM Thursday Night, NOVEMBER 2ND Special Campaign FOR MEMBERSHIP OPENS 'i '' SHORT PROGRAM REFRESHMENTS and DANCING Pumps and Oxfords in several new styles in Suede, Patent and Kid in AAA to D widths. Children's School Shoes in brown and black in the best of calf skin stock. Wc Fit Your Feet FRENCH & GREENE Ready-lo-Wear and Shoes . CARR'S i or Croo'it No Interest 'R9V JWI,.I n J for l'ortland last evening for short visit with friends and rela tives before returning to her home l-'cw Hours Here : Clarence Itosewall of I'nion, ar-: rived in the city early Ibis morn-; ing and after attending to a few: I business matters relunied to his her'home oil No. 21. Lit I l-'oilr-rooni b ge, thistercd. use, cily waler, gar miicadauil.ed street. Went to llend Mrs. Jane llnss, who makes linmp in .losehh. arrived in Grunde last evening. on the branch I alifornins Aciivi . line train and left for Head. Ore-I I'ercy Wightmau and family of gon, where she will spend Mho win-j Hymn. Calif., arrived in LaTllandel l0. Saturday to make their home. Mr.! . ! Wightman is a brother of Mrs. Fred , To lsit l'ii I' (.lasniann of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Cargill left last I ' evening on No. IS for Maker where i Home Iroui Spokane- ! imci-e I -ill up $13 .Ml. ! sidewalk, close to Mi-hofd. Mill ami I! .1!. shops. , Price Tei rns. $ 1 on. down anil bal per month, Including In- Tli it-iiTa-i.t'.ii-WrrVniiii jMiiMirn -imrMlin'riiiii S09 Geo. H. Currey friends lug to tbeir Ihey will spend a few days visiting! Misses l annie an .Mary Pominer. Illd relatives lli'IOre retUril-j"'io n.i. i--en iniiiu ne-u uieie. home in La Grande. .Mrs. Jerome ,soiomon ot .Spokane - - ! for several days, arrived home last I Ladies Mi! to Meet levelling. They were a. com pa nied The Ladies Aid of the Zion Mug- by Mrs. Solomon who was on hel lish Lplheran church will meet to-ny in r,i ra.su, io.as, io join ner morrow alleruoon at Jii" " ....... ai. i ira l.-i-i.l M.'ilthes and'lhat city win Mrs. Frank Hover will T)e hostesses.! . I . t'lay.ol the I I'lJ Kesl . Ile.l Kxfxts now in business ill Ihey will make their future home. Visiting in La Grande Mrs. V. F. Wade, who liV1' in Anv La Grando subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by S o'clock In the evening, please call Western Union. Main 21, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. A photoplay "Turn lo the Uiglit," which can easily be called one of the season's very best, was shown last evening at Sherry's theatre.' The Maypark Cider Mill is now running. Call li 7-.J for sweet cider, lllic gallon. Come ami get it. iu-::n-r,tii Red Cross Drug Store THE KODAK STORE Prompt Developing, Printing, Enlarging, etc. STOP! BUYING Millinery, Goats, Suits and Dresses ' WATCH! WAIT!! Campbell Sisters 1 I i I 1 It i . ' - ' i If VI ARCADE STARTING THURSDAY ADMISSION, 3fc CHILDREN, 10c Harold Lloyd "GRANDMA'S BOY" His First Five-Part Feature 'ORIGINALITY in comedy NOVELTY in story SURPRISE in climax A HOWL at the finish Last Time Tonight "A FOOL THERE WAS" 1 i WOOL HOSE Has Just Arrived for Ladies and Men True Shape Silk and Wool, Plain Cashmere I'nd Clocked Hose in ail Colors. Men's True Shape in Wool and Silk and Wool Black Cat Wool and Cotton hose for chil dren. Come in and see our lincsof Hose for the whole family. Lowest Prices Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Conscience" 1108 Adams 'Ave. 0- vT' 4 ! .1 J. K. COX Three Score Years and Tlien- He Founds icntcTtat Keep Hintl'p rortl.in.-l. Ore "I am n. irtn over srvfiny ynari of zt aii wmK o.?ry d;iy; ?ni ii.!c vvA k-frfr : nd Ci.n tru ii.nlly tJtt. 1, Pi.-t r o romtwii- ;to $ v. oii'k'i ;'t;I help fo m. 1 ;f h a loi t ic of tiiy I c -ovtv mow gn1 lh?n for J?? tuning to;: oif'-ct. I .-tl'c tiivj ririoii3 vmiwl for r-mM !";; :iu:i nilcr lirmin t hi? 'I Ms'-i; pry' : o poofl, I thf't: i wo-jUi iii-i) try iJ:e Pl'tfiint lcl.-. i:?i'l u "l .uiicl U) any lh;tt no,v 1 jim n'yr iz i llnr holth. ' m K ), JIT.' I'l'iiont -tr-j'-t. K'vp you !-! t in Ti!-j,ik of on dilldu h oltvtinrus Itr. f'k-rro's (iol'l'-n M r ! f ; J )i.rov.-ry in liinJ or l;iil"f;( W'v.w your ii'-iuhtVirhoo'l ti;u:.::y, ot '-nd llc t" I". J'i' ; ci- a l-n..;i,U' M... -1 in Uu lo, N. Y m f 8 i ELK'S at ZUBER HALL TONIGHT!! 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