La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 01, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. 0 . - . . . t Fritl.'.y, December 1, 1922. THE LA GRAM I) E EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE V HIE 01 D HOME TOWN J OLD FASHjONt i i ' THIS i I FATHER Whr, Ksiwsl MUSI', 7D nr 1 - ?.' . 'J 1 TW? VALUI rrA .jjS.- sAtS feAISS -V'1-'''. W kd tw?ai,,.).V'i css-si&T " , 1 1 u'r e be up I ; l-'MJ, -J-UnMW AMD, r-J?fl TCAUL IC,S0F -V-V-,V I 11 ' 111" TO SATISPY AUNT SARAH PEABODY u "AN IIHBErs 'PUNISHED HI5 BOY CMliT VVHO VMS THe SUPPOSED RlNC, LEACER OB Tun SAN .VWDH OFP WITH THE CAN OP ICE CREAM FROM TIlC wK."-i-OYrv Woodard Sent Flowers ; For Thanksgiving GHts BY STANLEY;1"";1-'"('"T: , ,... , tu her lioiiie . after spending Thailks SMn;, 1 ay in l.u llrande. I llelievini; tliat tliH flowers wlileh l-lted Willi lhunililer count uru tlioso bestowed upon those Mr. uiui Mrs. 1. .l. Hoots, of t'liion. j pi-sons who ur yet ulive und cun ale liirkey yestn.lay with llieii-daiiKli-,i.m M(ke Wooilul'd. Olio of ter. Mr.i. 1'ialik llartleU, uf tills city. i Ketiirus to Teri-y 1 Herbert Heller, of Perry, returned i la his iKiuic after .spcllilin Tuike ; 1 lay In l.a (Iranile. i:-sin-rirr Kit Kami. e-slierlff ol P.uker coun I y , is in li flramle lmla' nil u eom Lilneil buslni'ss ulal pleasure Irip. Union eouiily'8 pioneer eitlloim and ininiiiK luospoetora. Kliidiletied the lienils of twenty-two patients lit the UninuV Homle hospital yesterday by hinini! the t'lienys Florists deliver n hiiiulsoiue bouquet of eul flowers lo every room mid ward in Hie in stltulloii. "It's Just a little reminder to those who are 111,'- mi id Mike, "that the world Is still brliiht and fnli! Vi.iis In Thkii !"' and Ihat huinnuUy ill Us rush Mrs. I.ileas. of lli.tse, who lias been ' has not fol'mittell the fellow who vMlliiir at the Inula-in relatives in I. a i has a flat wheel and Is forced into The Ktiii worn by a "flood loser' in chagrin. IK for Infants, Invalids (ft Children The Original Food-Drink for AM Arcs. QuickLunclntHomcOnircOiFotintaiiis. RichMilk, MaltcUGrainF.xtract in Paw derfcTablct forms. Nouriihinc-Nocotikiac. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes filing. rvluriifit to Imt hoiru' last cv- Spfnt lay llrli" .Mrs. K. II. 'I'hoiup.soii, of rntiin. MMui 'rhunlKivliiK thiy In Ii (ii'intlf with friciulH mul rrlutivfs, uml rv turned to her lunu last e iMiiiitf. liuiuua KiiniKo ftr repalrt STARTS NEW SHOE REPAIRING SHOI nt In Jh'iivci- Mr. a ml Mrs. W. I'lii-muiM, of 1 I (ii jimli'. li-ft hurt ' t'iili)K lor I en it, Uilinp, t ulnratio, wiu-rt nicy will spt'iut u liw wei-Us vishiiiK with n-hitivt-n. ('. I.. Lackey and Gordon Kay, of Nyssa, Oroon, after looking over t ho entlio northwest Tor u aultably location to start u n!iou repuirint; have leased u room In the Local News In Brief La Grande Visitors Wont to Portland Misses .Mildred Cunoway and Mil-I .1. K. Havre and h. J. Havre, both dip ! MulhuMand uf La Grand., are' of Alicui. spent the A-veninir in La in the city- Spent Ye-terdai In l.u (JihiiiU - William Liiwi- ant wli'e unit Janell I Correct thl.s sentence; "Mamma." Atwv ami wiiv. of I'nion. speiit ve-wailed the small hoy, "can't I put i.-r.Lay in I -a tii .imle enjuyiiiK Thanks- my nil.t. sciatrliy ones this morn iv inj; Hinuei- with -frW'inU. I inf.;"" Il-ie I'n in i Mah .Mrs. I it-nlciiHei-, i,( Ulaekrool, Malm, arrived in I .a (iramle last evening iiikI is pl.uiniiiK on making Jier riiture home In this t it y. New Arrivals for Xmas Trade Bath Robes Silk Hosiery Felt Slippers Handkerchiefs Satin Boudoirs Corduroy Coats Silk Underwear Purses, etc., etc. Here From Vincent ,1. W. Stear of Vincent is an out-of-town bu.-iness visitor in the city today and while in town is a tfue.-ii at the Foley. Elgin Lady .Mrs- Oscar Ackley of Kltfin ar i ivid in La (Irande yesterday ami .'pent the evening in the city, us a KiiiMt at the Foley. (Wajnlc at the Savoy and left thin rnnMS n Nehi'aUa morning for Portland where they wiill .Mrs. Ctote Caniiilln, of Hided n-th remain jor several nays aiiuiiun j; ;j .m-ouik.u hmuhu-u n in- some business matters. evening Miter spendinK some t i it i.a (irundtv Willi Mr. and Mrs. Ilappei sitl uf this city. Ststjte Hesnnu's Itun The Pcmlieton-La (Irandc stage run whs re.-'jnu-il to.iay by (i. W, llaars, pK-piietnr of the line. In a mishap on t'abhage Hill recently the ear lurneo over vnen u came in a pan.-n;illK fol. Jlllm ,l:tVi wlu,,v lu. wlM )lt. of ice and mot a car on the wrong j to imstm-BM inutteilt for a lew Aide of the ro:ni. Tiie Htngf machino days. has been repaired, according to Mr. I Thanksgiving in Portland Bams. Kast Oregunian. J lt'tunicil ti I'ortlniul - .Mr. a i id" Mrs. Albert Currey re-1 I "'" rt t I f'.,,,,,,!,. t.li- nft.r 'l Leaves for Kansas CitV "' rtimrowt. Aim, ..arm : mm 'i. t..- II i U,. -,.-1 1 1 j IImm Kllif.t ifl r-hil.i "Ith spenuing inaiiKsgiving nay in x m t- - l; nd. hey report u very pleasant: du-n, who make their home in Knter-ti-ip, ' ' prise, arrived in La Clrande last eve- ning ad registered at the Savoy. 'Keturncd to Klgin I Mrs. Klliot and the childien left this 1L F. Keed, who lives at F.licin, rc-j morning for Kansas City whore they turned lo his home this momim; on! will spi'nd some time visiting friends the branch line train after Knenditm'l and relatives and .Mr .Klliot returned i,Q evening in La tiramle. as ague Went to John la . 11. A. Smith, of Walla Walla, altr spending a lew days in l.n (Jrandc on I business visit, lel't hist even- ind Charh'S l.add, who attend ed the liineral of Mrs. Kaehue) Hilts, f tiiini'd lo their homes in Portland Wednesday evening. at the Foley., Wade in Town iV, F. Wade, a prominent businr.w man of Flgin, is a business visitor in La Grande today. He arrived in the city yesterday and is here for a short time as a guest aP the Foley. "Icachiim .Man (.'. Jamison, who makes his bom at Mencham, arrived in La (.r.nh'ii. .-crvicc;- Kntei prise this branch, line train. the Funeral Servicts Conducted Funct al set vices yere conducted yesterday afternoon at tile Fulson chapel for t;e;i''i;(. Mgo.;, ayed 20, who died' at La (!i-an!e. Mr. Mopros was Ihuti in (Ii e-.'ce, He was former ly a rt'-idept of Pendleton, having heeii eninliVyod at Ihe Hotel St, tieev On Way (o Milloo Mrs. II. A. Han, of Joseph, arrived In l.a (irandc last evening on the hraneh lino train ami lel't later In the -veiling for Milton, where she wih visfl relatives and IriemljH from a slioil lime heloie returning to her home. in i stcidav i!iid spent the evening the city as a gust at the Foley- He leturncd to his home today. Pack lo Imblei Ralph IL ('leaver, IL W. Rollin and Wesley Downing, all residents o; Imhler. spent last evening in L; Ciande as guests at the Savoy an- returned to their home this murninm v on 27 to on the branch line train. dleton now I lie Donon. v unei-al f u wcie (ondU'.U'U uy. rather ol the CaUio'ic clunvli 1'en- Tribune. l-ui-felts hall Lewis Oisen, who was arrested 1' d runUcniM'Sri and disorderly eondbei, lori'i tled I .r hiill by non-appearance in the police court for trial. Olson is)1 emploved at a lodging camp and w; c (jtebrnl ing 'I'lninUsgtv ing I ay under I the olTl regime before Volstead wbc w;m arrested, Purses, etc., etc. ' You Will Find Our Store Full of Pretty ami ikVlf t Useful Gifts Too Numerous to Mention M Ilk: I New l-'olcy buildliiR r.uii win open )!. ' .tSS:. .Ml . Ia s""'""" at UIIW- 'I f:. W iTPFTMru r r nvKKK ! 't "5 1 1 Rcady-lo-Wcar and Shoes ! w y ..a , ' a: j-rx$--:v:t4 M Let V l lll Vinir I :iiKiiiselll-lil.- .Tcsl? M " 1 ! " - , : "Olson's Orchestra' :: I . . A. i.. Olson, violin ' U ', '' M iimi iiit A f-f ypk Mrs. ILJ.-.-rreiich. 1'lano ; X C -7 U fl A 3 F& 9 C ' K ' ft k. McMuiuis, TiuiniK-t i v , i y t la h A j(Xr alp f i p J l , I J-' ii'.'in.HlKmrTlnrlnet I' 'A . l . " l fit j1 J (I , ' CV I-:. .Mays, Troinbiiiio ; V, 1 -el' v U -J W 1 O. i:. .Mays, Mnnufier ! V tfj '' S VCT-v U f J t; ' m ' or Credit - N.) Interest ti l& i. I 3 1 ' teSiS--i I La Grande - Baker l N 1 - - Auto Stage i i'r 'a"u 1' WANT T0 BUY 0R SELL something? try an !!. i.e.,a, j ,-, ! II hV I OBSERVER WANT AD Ilaily llveepllna Sndas S V TJL StDHLO will conl.nuc VI '. -- - Leaves Hi, he r Leaves l.a liramio i 1 lo provide in. fricndu ! ; ..................................................... t J:!'" 1. in. !l:(Ml u. in. i W'ith llic finest filler srlcc- y'i ' I . , j 1 4:tf ii. in. lilill i. in. I 0, tiom and tluulr wwpprrt J J . P (v. !" A Jl 1 jj ti.tr, p. in. j? th.it the Cuban and . 01 1 I f J Ar S tTk I I Sunila.h l fi"Si Connprtirut miir- -Vm i BWi. r9 Jt? fcl 1 'wt 1 tl li i) , I l.eiues l.a (Irainleat f,:(lll p. 111. ktli allord. &V feWf" ti M Vk ii M ! j t'onneeliolis at IMiloli j j'.. gj j "" JiL ' Jk JUtf? ' jg ' j ; I ' ! I - .. , u - 1 ill 1-. 'II I Pendleton Claims Championship- The Pendleton. football squ:u pa: sed through l.a (Jiande last eve ning en louUuto their home afvv nljying linker yesterday afu.M'iioon in their final game of the season. T!;ey nd still lay chum to '.lie championship of Kastern Oregon La Ciiande won f'o;n Baker 7 '.o fi nid Pen "ili-ton .uu'eaL the sniit.' Iteliirns rrom lialiei . (J. Xewhn returned to La (irimh ithi-i morning nfler spending 'rii.ilik.M gllng lay in linker as a guest nt 1 in hume of I.. Lewis. While in Ituki-r .'il tended 1 he I in hot-1 'end let on gnnn -Mid staled thai Pendleton showed ll poorly and that the La (irandc tean was easily the stronger- of the two. Down' From Powder .1. W. O'llryant of North Powde-.j team hy a totr.l of eight points. prominentlv connected with the ic-.-i plant in that town, arrived in thej HunlingUm in Line eitv vesteidav and is line today orJ K- Webster, secretary of. th" a short business trin- Mr. O'liryan: j Y. M. (. A was in Huntington is a guest at tha roiey ouring n:si ." " visit in La Grande. Wii-r Adorn CIim-I Staiul Some time ngo t In- lieor b welry Mt,ne Installed a which In due lime a large aL fil isiug purposi s, was lo be, Spending Holidays Here Mr. and Mrs. L. Knapper of .lo seph, accompanied by thek little granddaughter, Francis, and her friend, Irene S'chaupp, are spending the Thanksgiving holidays at th" home of Mr. and Mrs. KnnpPer's daughter, Mrs. Colon Ii. Kberhard. ge liirnle! stand on clock. I'm 1 1 "el- To date the large clock has not installed but Hie stand was lied I his morning nevei t lieh-s.1;. Some witty denizen of La (Jrande i'e I'idiil that it was a shame for 1 ti -land lo go tuneless and so this rnutii- liovs' conference which will be held ing i-Uizemi noticed a beautiful liuli- in La Ciande on December S, 11 i-ntllolnrm eloclt firmly ornamenting the 10. That HuiUinctOTi will be well Slil'"1- i oiire tented is practically assured it;V-. They're Delicious' evernl young ht.siness men and big. f "Man and wife in suicide pasl. K.I) I boys with thiir adult leader !'r,,I,ill,l-v " ""derstood the preach i.ove, nonor anu perisn. ect to drive'11' l) K:,' Kev. P. X. Manniiijr, ep through to the conference city It i -iy likely that li.iker- will ; fj'd a delegation efXI:; or -10 JioysJ i Waiii'ie Shavi r has ben selected Ly I the lli-Y club of Haker to act as yell! I leader and song leseler'nr the Hak.-'. j I renrcsenta' ivcl;. Du-incss men of tin t -I city will eomvy the boy to La nd t eturn them. Tim boys i iasiern Oregon are fortunate th: i ar in that the tonference will o- MEW TODAY CoMe;f Squad (lues TliniUKh The Whitman univer.-ity foot'n so.uad, accomiKinieii by Coai-h lie leske. nrrived in l.a Grande la-t ev ninjr lifter battling th? CuIIoro el (han 'j Idaho to a HI tn lit tie yesterday af ternoon at f'aldwell, and silent the evening in the city a quests at th.! he'd chis; at hand and will nuii-ie th. Foley. They let't fir Va!!a Walla jn .tlileia of atteiuiirir mui!i simpler Wnih.. thi miMiiin'r on No. 17. l:.-ikr r'-mierat. vVANTHIl - Two or Nie beets, riioue : t Ill-en O.i-W. Ion tiian-12-1-21 -ltOOM house for i'-nt anil eipiily in furiihure for sale. Iteason for; selllnu, leaviiiK town. Will .'aeri fiei!. Call Foley Hotel. Itonm 121. 12J-:i:i j WANTFD (lirl for Kelierul Muiisi- work. Cull UlS-li. 12-1-11 i it.-- ..... iiJ hiiWir A lLH'K,i-.-e lj i'r.r a IliH-i-ll! 'I'll k-rs hes h no ITi- ir.iinulaetiire Clmenlal, .i'.'i-'b pi'- d lieii.lslV K a. I l Ibi-y are niaile Iron put'i'st of i) h i 111 y in;: re by iMiiily luakel-s wh masters of the uri. ahoiil tln ( w y ll c e i-ht b" , and u Mad le. I tur;.ll' th.-y always ii -h T AS TIE " CHOCOLATES 'IP rliH' ma lib II Imi.i.iiIi I hi' lei of i.f ii y ( HVVlli'fi "Tastle- I'll... ll i-i 11 I'll" a:rHllltlll (if Very filH'M 'tl t. I' :i'll!l:i W'.illtll1. M;,ifr ' . -, -. i n . Sni.iil l:t:i'il C;'rain,'!s. Iholey .Mnlmul Noni.il. l-.ili..,, IMIavt Cltrli'l'S. Sin. , i. Ill .Ml Is. (In- lli.-l pli-ee mi.tilly I't-iln MIM', ini'. Oilier I'optilar Owyhee Chiii-nlali's i'.i:..il. N't "I'M ci ic ici it . vvk i n ::iiiii i:h li.MiirriiM'Kiis mil llie lii'sl lu M I'S ANI I'l'.l'ITS J'.CKA,;i: I IF I'l.KX'IT VII "i'OLIAS iilates Are l,.v'h''e 4. ' 1 1 u M Mil, 1', ..I. : I.; all Lilian !.-; llll', IIIMIO I'IMiV COMI'XNV llni'M', Idalin TODAY and SATURDAY Allan Dwan Presents luir ii.'in .,,! I mi i;-.ir v r. 1 1 loii lirw Yn -iin n a a a jw h r reneci iximie The Iioinauce of a Make-Believc Punk Robber A Sli-ong Cast, Including Monte Plue' and I'l l . -t?AJW, Buster -Keaton The Boat' A (Comedy C'lassic in Two Reels Xmas -Presents FOR MEN AND BOYS, AT CLINT'S Our line is far larger than ever bt fore to make your selection from in overcoats, suits, hats, caps, shirts, collars, ties, hosiery, handkerchiefs, silk pajamas, gloves, mittens, Tom Wye sweater coats, jei-seys, ox fords, shoes, trunks, suitcases and bags, Pendleton blankets and robes. True Shape Hosiery for Ladies. "Tiobei'tson Felt Slippers for the Whole Family. LOTH IE LOST- l.ewi'llyn Seller hllih. Murk ears anil bead, white V In lore head. Upward ror informal ion leadiiiK to Its rorovery. Call 2.r,x..f. 12-12l. FOU SALIC - One. Studebaknr auto mobile; 1 hhu-k horsi. weight .about 1150; 2 nilleli tows. Call Farm IXC. 12-1-Hp l.adh KM'tuinni 1." .ii-rrersou. iiave a hi -:i ll t i f ill lini- of f.illi'V w.-rk ami aprons anil wili iiave iiuiki'd fond, ilii's.sed eliiekens and strirMy fri-sh euys on Saturday. Mis. F. S Xorris, 12-111 FOU SA1.F O. A. C. While Le-- born I mki-ri'ls Ili)n4le Kalpb llulli r. Ii. F. ll. No. 2, l.a Ct'iiinl". 12-1-Hp IJAKOAIX-- If taken at on. Fii" room housi', i lnse in anil on pay d streit, with Karak'.'. AN., furni ture for sale, l'holie 17X-M. 12 1 - lit wf "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE Any La Gramhi subscriber to th Observer who rioea not re- i reivfl ntrt paper uy 5 o ' Iock in ' n, I ,. ..!! ll'n,lOP., L'nion. M.it'4 2, and a special tiKfi.Mjti; ' r will deliver a ropy. ZIP And You're Off On a Run Through An Hour of Riotous Fun William Russell in "MIXED FACES" A Scintillating Photoplay of Politics, Intrigue and Romance Also CLYDE COOK That Funny Comedian in "LAZY PONES" STAR SATURDAY SUNDAY a "Well! Well!! Look Who's Here!" Nothing proves that you're "gettting there" quite so quickly as looking the part. That's the way you want to look when you greet your friends on Thanksgiving Day. We've got the clothes and fixings to make you look good and feel better. ASH BROS. IIP! Adams Ave. ' -' Across the Street from Pearc's ' ' ...L, i. n . t . . . in ti 1114.