La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 18, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Not ember 18, 1922. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I, '.Ail Jim Why. Worry? Our Hoys' Two-Knickor Suit will solve the prob lem. Even though he is at school or at pla.y there need be no worry. He always possesses that "ready for school" appearance and besides, these suits have belts ond other novelty features which give them a grown-up air so much desir ed bv all boys SK.OO to 12.50. oys' acRinaws in Scotch Plaids. Every one of these Mackin aw will stand an endurance test will give a cozy warmth and oodles of wear. Nothing else will stand so much abuse and still retain its in itial qualities of Sturdy Mackinaws. HilPs Department Store FISHERS PARADISE IS RAZED liY FIRES1 Willi Hit very best music obtain- I Hon i:ist evening when Hit- iiiem iihltj engage tor ihf oreasslnn. and! hers of the Cirls' Friendly Society a Hjici-iul program (if uoveliy hI nuts j and their friends gathered ut tho lu In- included, the. November So-(hull attired us small boys mid girls, i-iiil committee (if the Country club i Youngster' names were played is fully ireiiire for the necond of the whiter series of parlies, whed nleit for next Tuesday evening. In ilii preparation of refreshments the tm iii 1 1 found it u cessury to rail on ail in -in Imtm, I. iii 1 1 ik lias proved to lie difficult and the com in it let wishes to announce that if any inem her has not been Interrogated on i the subject, and is planning on at-1 lending, such members should no-1 lily At rs, (',. I,. Larioii, in order I that the total number coming may I he known hi advance. The from eight to n i tie, and from nine to eleven dancing was enjoyed. Tin rooms of the hall were deco rated in balloons and juvenile pic tiires. Prizes were given for com petitive games, consisting of animal cookies, small drums, and all such things that little children enjoy re ceiving. Keireshments of lemonade, all day suckers, and nablsros were served. The ladles on i tie r ceivinc line Were the .Misses Hose ('line and Tllel- the i miltee iii charge rei first of t he series that it is going t keep pace, hut til ' meinbers of it art! n- ma Smith, which also included sihle to tendance one prei , IliltL'. utilizes that the , matrons lor was so popular Mr. (Jenrge he diflicu"lt In Mrs. lieaity, any rale, the! doing all pos- j The four the evening, who w liirney, Mrs. ratlin and lltv Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 Anglers, guides and sportsmen generally, who are interested hi conservation :f !';' count ry's inland game fish supply are warned by the Bureau of Fish eries to take PHppH.il pains to pie- vent forest fires, us these n;:e been responsible for widespread de struction of fish.. Stream that once teemed with trout now have not a single fish as the result of a forest lire, bureau officials say. They believ. their de struction resulted from the increased alkalinity ol the water, due to the leaching out of tile ash left by the tvt). iiMPinrrnnAT ANljILm UUfil IS UNEARTHED i (!! .Wi.-V (iiif:.vliA('.i:. ..iiii. r tin- i Hi in Or!. 'J''.- -A v:ir ., ilatllli? l;irk In w ill sinin In- on vii-w Ucif ii I I li.- Nil l iMini r Miim'lllil. II wiih ,,,,i.l ii, IfK MjlMlS,lnK. ill Xli-MK. Hliii-li'i". l-i.lil I Willi II"' :,,S" '"' "" il-W. riio siiip i-1'"'!' ' ,,,m- r'''' I, i, m. i,i.. I. . I wiili-. iiii'l piiipi'lli 'l l l.n Unix, iiii in in i,l 'I will lie i.-lillilr'l llllll i sliH'il'il ' I'"' Kin"' III whli-h il H.illi'l Hi'' -ii. Em IiobsI us urocfMH at Utile more t li it ii lirlilllne piiiii'S. iiiiiiIii In mil' own i, linn. I.nl u Blmw you. Nel- it mill 1'l'illllllK Culllpiiliy, ioMt I J lliwlnlilrc. 1 1-lS-lip ii mil onlj lnivn a Iiivkd hut tu Hi-" lo It thin i'V i-nl him mi I'lijiiyuhhi t il- API of 111 y- I met In I In i - iliiy iittiiriiiHin I llui hn;iiir Ihe illvisioiiH of tho r.nilii's' I-'il-Hl .Mi'l hoillst i-hlirrll Iiii n: h pnrlors UViIiich- I'Iiiiih with laid lor lailii-K iiii- KniiiK lo Colonial Pumps for Party Wear if; We have the new Colonial fan tongue pumps. They come in black sat.in, patent and glove kid, hand tl.Tiied soles ami I'aly Louis heels. Plenty of new styles to choose from All sizes and widths. Prices Kan;r,e from ij!(.5() to $9.00. r The.Bootery Inc. A J'aradiso. for Tired Feet. 20G Depot Street Phone Main 118 ,. Hrover Smith, Mgr. Secret of Administration. The eiilhiinaifp- point of ndiulnis-ti-iiiioii i n Know well h.uv uhkIi nver, pre; it or Miinll, we ouyht to iin' in ul I cireiiuisiiinees, Jinnies- ipdeu. iKive Deienibc Klaborai! in every detail and en-j "f H'e chur joyable fro lustarl lo finish, was i last all day. the parly piveii at th Coiuitry club Monday eveuinu, when the Misses liertiia WalshiKer. Nelle Criniuiel, Imogen Itusell, Mrs. Kliabeih Don- y i nelly ami Messrs. I.co Kronli. Thar- les iiarouiK, i reu Kiddie, and Kulph Huron enteriniued two hundred ;;ucMs in the sjiacious rooms oT tin dub house. The rooms were lighted in soft i olnrs inalchiiiK tho decorations ot yellow eh rysii ut hem u ins and Kuk- lisb Iy. Mr. and Mrs. Dancing was one of the main entertained 1 he 1 Mh. in the basement h. The bazaar will and a cafeteria lunch will be served at noon and iiitsht. The ladies also planned for the clam dinner I hey are to serve to t lies members of Ihe Wing, Fin ami Fleet foot elub on .Monday evening ill the church. The Second Division of the Aid bad eharsie of the refreshments dur ing t he afternoon, and it was in deed a ilelmbi fill lum-li that they served. Nurses AlinoM All Wi-ni- Red Seal Hair Nets 4 They ileniiind a iNiivliniiin of ibi lilt ble-N, el l ielency and sir Vtee. I!KH NKAI.S tnret Ihe liio.-l eaetillK eoiKlitions llixl t.liiliil lip ilieler he bind weal' mm- tii.' uiiiiKiii. Slrotin eiimiuli for Woilt or iilbletleN met tine eiMiiiult lor lniJfje or the fornial i- them on' it liooster. 1 less per e; ihiin any Ji'-' PPtSCB.PiH.H MUKISTS l.n (irniide Aent features of Ihe evening, Willi hon eys orehestra remlenn- juni the liiud of music that everyone enjoys, Mrs. Fred Holmes, Mrs. nines Hussell, and Mrs. Ida French as- t'lyde Zimmi'rniau Tuesday KvenhiK Curd club at their home, J n N ave nue. There were Tour tables of "iiou" in action, with Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wilson receiving the prizes. At (he conclusion of a very -isi'-d in the dhihiK rom, where late pleasant e in the cvonlllK, exqiilsile refresh- : Ilienls Wi'P nieuts were served. .uLinur-Kitu rfpr nnd Hand Store; deal was handled by the I'yra Land company. In ini Tut tiro Skiff will be located in the riidKc huildhiK on Ailauis avenuo F. N. Ford and will iMtith lie i iisu ra ni-( busi uess. en int. (h 1 served' iieious by the refresb- lioste f :. from l-'lower Show IJ. Cherry has returned from Hand whom lie wont with an ex it, of flowers from the ( herrys rists for tJie Fort land tiunual 1 show. That the La CIrundo, Nvers rorcivctl at ten n on is a own fact for Mr, Chorry displayed the first time in Portland ; ysaiitheiniiniK which he secured . ; a recent eastern trip but which developed hero, l , . The Loyal Sislers of the Chris tian church were eujoyably enter tained by .Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman Wednesday of this week at her home on ,V avenue. A bou t t wen t y-f i ve ladies were present and the afternoon was spent y in sewing and in social chat. Ite treKhmeuls were served by the hos tess at the close of the afternoon. Oh, sin Word was received recently from Helen McDonald, daughter of .Mr. A Classified Ad WIM Do it! i New Lamp Burns j 94 Per Cent Air j Itents I'lerlrle or .t I A m w oil hinip that ui'eH nil iima. lnly billliaiil, soft, white lilit. een better tiia it (ins or elect rtelty, has Let ) tested by the I . S. ( iovernuieii t and :t'i lending iml i-rsit ies and fouml to' tie superior lo 1 n ordinary oil; lumps. It burns without oilur, smoke i or noise- no pnnipiiiK up, Ik simple, clean, sale. limits !4 per cent air ami ii per cent eoniliion kerosene (coal oil). The In i f ut or, . M . Joh axon, ' 1 N". l-'itlli slieet, l ortland, (Ii.;'iiii, is -feiiin,' Ui s-tnl a Jtt in on 1 e ibejs" I'rei trial, or even to Kive one I'hKK to the first user in each locality who wit I help him to Inlroduee il. Write him today for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can net the 1 aneiicy, and without experience or mom y make $j.rt to $.iOh p r iiiooth. Happy. the Girl ! of whom soineono think enough to think of jiivlmr a M'oi ".-oms ho Hit- S:ilinaiiiindl as- soitllieilt of i iini oi, ti:k anil some k nr i hi- liiimiiii .- :,l hill, hill sny llio , riiiniiiis hi- liinl I- I'hlP.sl Red Drug Cross j i Store ! FOR SALE .lack- Kour-room modern house on son street. Huth, toilet, KHi'aK'e, trees, lawn and shrubbery. 2 loin and fenced, also furnished. All for fL'.iiOO, and $.".ot will handle It. Ualauco. month ly Instalments. We Offer For Sale l0,.llllil Mm. IVIit .McDnmilil. who Ik !,., iiinv III Oiildiiinl,. Ciiliriinila, wlivri! huls'"' "!' y I'lllun- ami fiiaturv (.niviilm- mi Uik Oiiklaml Ilullrliii. Shu II,.. "lull's Hint nho is ih-llKhliMl with hrr wiirU'.' A tun-room house, IlKhtK, rlty, wnt it, h.-ilh mill toih-l, i.iiiiipf.il Willi upm-l nii'iilM, Sliiuli' Iri'i-M. lawn, Hlinih-hi-iy, i-lc, oil AdiiliiM ai-lliii-. I.urjli-trai-l ot liiiul. rrlt-p. $.So(iii.ihi ah, I rah hi- liaiHlli'tl tor $luuli iiauli ami f'Hi.ii pt-r nioiith. 'ii ials Msll City ,5onutiir O. 11. Hiilii'i-lsiin "f pi roiinly. Si-natiil- Hiiy Kit ii'T "f -t-.,.i5iij1!il,r Th,. Kvi'iiliiit Kalfi'i- KlarrTrirriilKiil l'in l r.i The v. t'. T. T. met ul Hip home of Mrs. . H K k Tliinsilay allpr- lioon. 'I'hp liifi'lihi; was npi iipiI hy iIih ri'uilliiK "I siTiptiirii whiih was 111 I'liun.-!' of Mrs. Thoinas of tho Two liilpii'stini; talks wi-ro Sunday and Monday club were delightfully entertainei at ihe Country club Friday evening when Mrs. F. llrajrg and Airs. Vincent Pa liner ated as hostesses. The club rooms were tastefully inbow col Seven ta bles of bridge were a I play, M rs. John Theisou wiuniiiK ladies' pri.e. and Mr. Dick Jones receiving geu ili'inan's prize. Refreshments were served late In i he evening by i he hostesses. j .iecoraleil hi the large i ii t ii i mi ii i lie in i ms. 6 i H E Mr. and ; entertained Tiiiu'' this Sixth SI reel .Mrs. wiih week Mrs, Waller H. Ferry four tables ot ut (heir home on Lyal Kiddle won Llic ladies prize j .nan's pri.e fell lie. At the close of neiiiim, th,. Iioste j ions refreshments. while to Mr. the gentle Clyde Kid- etljoyahb ed delic- Blven along the lines of temper ance work anil what it is doing for our country by Mr. Jameson and his tia n liter, accompanied by Mrs. (Jennie. A chain of prayer closed the meeting, after which a social hour was spent and refreshments were served. -Mrs. 1. a. Wilkerson assisted by Mrs. William Adskins. and Mrs. Thompson will entertain the mem bers of the l'arkdale club Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilkerson. siin program lias for tin afternoon, luiuor High double several seleclioilS. Two lot on '. avemif with n small I two-room house, all fenced, for $.Mo, on terms. J Kighty acres of good land, close In. Just east Hum La (.Jraude. All under cultivation. Fair Improvements. I 'rice $ I I'.O'jO. Ther is u niurleaue for $7iuH which can be assumed, bal ance cash. A "i-room mod ill uooil location. I north. The house i very good home, cash nod the hal.im (til easy payments, u house on X Ave. I.ol tii'l in. l-'aci'S is old but good. A I'riee $l!;;r.O,' fKui) ii itf arranged A r-room modern house, full base ment. I'm nai i'. I'ireplai e. There is room upstairs so another room or two con hi Ite finished. The house is In good ret mil . I .ocnteil on Vdnr St. Price, $:iini. Xl.Mio cash and balance easy payments. A very (uteri been arranged The flreeiiwood iiuartet will giv We have moved our office to the I La Claude National Hank Dldx., and ' ate located willi the Security I -and A- j Savings Company, and hereafter will' do business under that name, and will ; be glad to meet any of our old ens- tomers, and continue the same pleas- I ant relationship we have hitherto had. One acre bind, very good 4-1-00111 house, part basement, electric IlghtH, good electric pump for irriira t ion. This I is a Kood home for some one. l'ricn J $1.".::.. $f cash will handle this l Do you want n vacant lot to build ! on. If so we have many. In any part 1 of La 0 1 -a tide. We have 1; 11 cboicn : lots on Y avenue for sale. C.J. BLACK & CO. 1 .11 ;ramle National Hank Itldg. a' La Grande Investment Company . Ili'lialili- Am-nt-i tur Itrlialilo liisiirain'r C'linipaiili-s. 1201 .1lan1 .ii. I'liinx- Main 7.'i2 :t A lino im'pllnj; of Hk Tparht'rs assot lal ion ,,f Hip srhool was li.-lil yi-slpnlay si-hool hnilililli; anil a lartii ami' talhi'lpil lo ilisiiiss in Ihlplpst lo til.- sihuiils. ri'ilili'li-il a siiiu, I'arput Hlviriu at I hp of , I'hp 1 hi nl tin- fifth ""'v Diiwlod liy I'niiik Moyd A ,,x AVitli tho Civatost Cast of Screen IVrformors Kver As seinlili'il. Iiu-hidinjr I lelen Chadw it-k, Richard Dix, James Kirkwinid, Ralph Lewis, Howard l)aics, William Orla inond, L. 11. Kin)'. Hai-win Karr. .lohn Stei'plin.u', Will Walliiu: and Otto llot'i'num. j A IVi focl Pit tnie illi a IVi IVt t Cast ' i Also Slitiwinn: a Comedy ;" 7 . Tx ADULTS ;U' Includes (he Tax CHILDREN, under 12 liv The ladies of 1 he A liar Society Iniel ednesilav at Ihe home of Mrs. f Kiadr Harry l.n vey on Oak street. The j Knulo furnished a dramatization, ladies decided to hold 11 one-day I which was followed by a song from (sale of fancy and practical arli-jI,)' eight h (.trade. .Misses lluth Cel j les on Saturday. Iecetiiber It!, and I "el and Irene Cook each recited in here a tamle luncheon and supper I 11 pleasing manner a recitation. Ion th,. same day. J Kev. Sitton made the talk of the ! - -t jarternon. liefreshui' iits were serv- j Tlie members of the Lucky Thir- d before adjournment. een Undue club enjoyed a pleasant J afternoon on Thursday of this week L Over 1'uo lines of Christmas cards when they wen- enterlained by Mrs. ! your selection. Imprint or em-f- L. Meyers at her home on Spring hoss your own message ami name, street, 1 4$M 4SJf 1 lnv,f(l Wl'''. Nelson 1'rinting Com Three tables of cards were ailiiy, opposite postofrrce. Jl-lS-Hp iday during the iifternoon, and Mrs. f . L. T, Andrews received the hih score. Iielii;lit fill refreshments were served by the hostess. LaGrande - Baker Auto Stage P. (.'. rii'Lap. .Mammcr '.vei'ptllia; Sondas Leaver .a (irande and iniilv Leaves Maker 1 :Mt 4:4a a. 111. Ml. 1. m. 1 ;an 5:4;. Sondas La Ciiandu at 5:i) p. 'onnections at t'nion La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP I WEAVING WORKS 1 Mattresses of all klmla cleaned J J unci r I-u 1 1 1 I"f mlior I'.enovatlng. , Rag Rags utit; Flufl Ruga fur ' sale. 1 J C'nrpcl mirt Rue Hennlng I)xl2, ri.no and np ! Cltas. Kdwiinln, Prop. Phone 253-W IIKAH Till.; WANT APS! Th.. i'1-ks Hi xt Will) tini: will lie in tw f i i-in-.i 1:. .M11I it , i r. I For Sale W omen of Mooseheart Legion met at t he home of Mrs. ('has. IJunyan on Ada ins avenue Thursday at ter iioou lo,- the social afternoon meet ; int. K very one had a most enjrty , ; able nine and at the close of the social hour a delightful luncheon was served by the hostesses. The i quests tor I hit a ft er noon were Mrs. I Herbert .Mires, Mrs. Hessie Pfeiffer. Stud Mrs. Lethii Parker. Members j present were Mrs. Agnes v'randall. j Mrs. . t'barboneait, Mrs. Kred j j Anderson. Mrs. Walter Hennett, Mrs. j ; Kred Smith, Mrs. I'has. I'raudall, j I Mrs. .1. (1. Smart. Mrs. (. S. Shultz. j ! Mrs. IJunyan was assisted by Mrs.' i Koy Smith and Mrs, lingo KUiik- : hammer as hostesses. The next (Uicetii will he at the I. O. O. K. i li;i U on th,, evening of November -I!., Tlie Honan hall was the scene of! a delightful Thanksgiving party flu the form nf a juvenile enterpt eta- ! A iiuilcrn ttio-aeie latin, five miles north ol l-laiid City near the I own ochool. n iieres ul bet land in the alle hi eiitiitatioii. to arir ini gatetl. so acie tl' tine timln-r pas ton. K-iimhii iMiHlern bou-e. vtith e I ce ll ie liulito. hot and cold water, bath and toilet, laie tiani and other I'arili buittliiigs. till in ten 14 1 eoiidllioii. Ie!ct) lighliug steni tU U toiiiitie lights lor the lioiiM' and all Ihe other build ings. Water ein of flowing priiig water pi)Md Into all buildinus. and a pi tu(e.. sewer . s.(ein. ... Telephoop and IL 1'. I. I'imc. Jtu.ooo. M.nnn l ab ial Iojui ugaint it. W ill take n tiCHid modem home in li (iniitde as part pa much t. PYRAMID LAJTO CO. T. 3f. Tavi 3917 Jea&C THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWER AM) ECONOMY It's probably wear or Inaccurate fit in the piston riiurs, and pins which is responsible ft the loss of power ai: of gas lu your car. Power and economy really nVpei tbrce vital units. All that many motors need to restore their mm imuii and economy is .Mcyuay-Non is Piston Linn. Tie ie fit every pockethook. but ear ou iters who think more tiiuticiH reonomy and satlslaction than 01 iniital cost t the coinhiiiHlion of Leak Proof Kinys tor iw.v,. r ami Hings lo prevent oil troubles I.; then best ipvi-mtih i.i. yuay-Norris Piston Pings arc mad" of Kleetrie .Met.!!. If the cylinders of vour motor ne d regi iiwIiiil;, w.i of Mejuay-.orris Wainrigbt Pl--tons and Pins, as well Quay-orrts Rings. They are handled hy the same i i service stocks and Jobber. Your motor can be made praeltealtv as good as vt-w Coi tion of tlie cost of a new ear if its three vii.il unit-- are with MeQuay-Xoirls Products. Write u for twt'.J;b t ned fo Hold rower." which e plains the whole snhj, 1 wear and its correction. 1 power one to ot per ud that iperoxl Ail Me. frae- td.ieed To Have motor We ( n tiv Tntnieiliate Service Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon