La Grande evening observer., December 11, 1922, Image 2

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Early in
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Hill's Department Store
s!J- -S .', rt si
; Ui-cuurl' hc ilnamiil "f a bnuiil
"pnej fiu'J t'tr wotni'ii alhU'tc, ami
: piwiil in runninv Ininlii I'm a news
ilpaper pli(ito(!iapln:r tn itlu i' i ate h'r
Allien, Dorothy Duiant, r.i-ycu.-ohl
.:, nlhli'tc unl miplwmnro at the Uni
: verslty of Washington, was railed
"'on the eariet" by the rulleirp iiu-
IhoritipH.
"Comfortable
as an old shoe'
A lio'uoly oxprcKHloii licit
(xnrtty iloa-rlhcH llio ki hhiiI Ion
or a wiihiiiii whu hut u'ii iMiod
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FRONT LACE
, v,COUSET
T -it C'iihiDIo" PoiwIh hmliody
Uic Intt'Ht ii ml inosL Impin luut
liuprovfinents In front Iiho
roiMctliif;.
Ctttnplftn HHsottinonl of tin ilif
forrnt mo'lrlH uikI nl.t-s jiUvu.vh
uii lmnri,
lrlrll $2,30 attil I p.
! Mr3. Robt. Pattiaon
rimiip ;ij-v itr.v i7o2 oait
A.
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Special liilioilurloi Tor
tiik ('u:no (iii:mk ai, (m:nku
rI'o introduco this wdimKm lul CIimiut o are ul lVr
iilp; it to tho tr:ulo for l!"Jc .1 rak-. Uo.L'tilar pritv is "idr.
It cloatis gloves, raincoats, silk, wool or part wind
fabrics, 1VU r stiff hats, cotton, otc.
Positively ivninvcs all grease pots,
stains, tar, pilch, paint and ncrspiration
rics without injury to rolur or laht ic.
Ucstilts (itiaranlocd.
(Limited supply for this offer)
I J. G
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Y'h:tm
J'RKK
the Morning
Tho Iioiiim yuii sK'i! in slu)iin,? wli.-il mies are tliey? IV
you irali;:e what a ilil'i'iti'iiiice the linw ini'l day make in sliop
p njr satisfaction? Tin; cidwdf-il, huriicd coiiiliUons which in
evitably prevail iluriii'r tin; al'lci nouns of til'.! last week heroic
Chi istniati simply cannot brin;; alimit as happy results at; r.hop
I injr at an earlier day and hour wonld.
laijjc assortment of excellent ;(ift.s I'm- every
family. Come in while this assortment is still
woriies will he reduced a hundred-fold.
o Vk ' ii. ' .
iinm 1J( ail's dautrlit
away on u visit lust wouk it rid
other day he triH lo run the
wrili-i :
1 never uzei! tins thing h-l i letmi
(lfiij).'liU:r i unit ImL ilir not lwul this
song niisi'lr IxM-aws i havu lniniiU
I lost mi i lnssfs in the liarn its hnrd
l-'o the figgprs hut sum tiling hap
h-its onlhelu el earli tiin(. i pu-h
the triggers the h'tters on thehttle
arms bet up iiinl)nmt their plaee
liul 1 forget to punch tht' plank that
opins up the spaies, i c sum figgi-rs
on tluv.e things i intg"t on trie
paper, i le push this dingus over hear
I SIIUHK HAVK CUT A KAI'KU "
$K.;,4 'J'HKIt. STU-MTIIIXG STKK
SH VYA (IKTTINd WOKS II. K K WIT ; Wilkinson family an: musing them
WHKNI ilT THKU THIS VKKCK.I . ry mueli from among their miuNc
' A u et'li ago this popular famii.i-
Wisconsin's champion girl pork ' lf T'l"iaset to tlie II. . I on
.nisei- w. Misji era Mivan. of Mon-,'l,'M w,)Itl1 Mr- W"!;insn
n.e. lluring the pnl siason she
fir 1 in . more than S.V0 in ra-lr
nrizes hv showinii her ''sis lilt !e
pigs" itl th" county fairs.
Alma Vofdisch, former
(,'hicago
stenogi upher' is now one of the most
poi ifiimmt hooking ageiitn for inimi
cal utti'io'tiomt in tlie United Status.
iaxi Line
CLUIJ C IGAR STORE
Main 768
A Car Always Ready
For You
ALASKA FURS
.pi vr itr i:ivi;i
A fine line of reiulj -to-ueur Alas
ka luis ulllili I Mill sell lor ii i ii
tcii-oMnl.Ii prior. . Yoti are all v.
conic lo enine and see thetn... I also
tmy all Units o raw tnrs nnil
pn ln'st pl iers.
Chris Miller
l."in Adams Ave.
nil, Mood
in nil fnlj-
olm's
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DKI.IVKItY
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OP.SERVER
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CItAVCK HAIJ,. Dec. II Mr. and
W i s- Kverell Walsinger nnil two
ciiiliheti spent Thanksgiving Iay at
ii.e Kinest IteLong home.
; Mrs. Arthur CoWen ami Jit tic
ilaimhter returned home Sunday eve-
ring after visiting relatives in I. a
i (!i anile for a few days.
' 1'Ym nds and neighbors of the, (I. V.
s,)'"t til,u
lief mo Ihi'ir
mw hoiiij, a
'"-'' "umher of friends spen
! ' veiling willithem.
The
time st
.-pent in dancing und everybody oi
joyid themselves srt lint roughly that
it was four o'clock in thu morm.t
he fori.' tliL' guests gid the faniilj
untjii-liyo and wishi-d them prosperity
in Unir new surroundings
.-Ii;. .vliio Wilso of i.a (Iran. i;
and and .Mrs. Keher and family
peal 'I nanksgivhiK at t he home of
Mr. aiuj .Mrs. Adam Hick. Thv
,ueis also spent the evening and
t tie lime wn.-t de voted to music
vhirh was enjoyed liy all-
ScveiJiI of the f-'rangerh' families
and their friends hrouglit bask::
t'ilkd with all thu goodies that aL
oinpany pumpkin pic and turkey,
and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner to
gether in the hall. The niter di.vK
hour was spent in visiting.
liiMirgo Salisbury, .lack Salisbury,
and Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Hidden e.i;
ioyed 'I hanksgiving dinner with M.v.
.I'lto Saiibury of La tiiandti.
(i rand mu t iekel.-r's Thank-giving
day was a very plea.-ant one for h.1.
as a number of her children and
gi anilchildrrn wer( with her tohelp
ji'at take of all the good things s ie
had Placed on her festive board.
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Sepncer an 1
children ate their share of the roast
goose nt llu- Albert Knight home in
Union Thank-uiving day.
In spile of the inclement weaih-,".
a goodly number of grangers mvo
present at the grange meeting Wed
nesday. As it was election day. the
movi of (ho t inie was devoted t.i
' ; electing the
! their chairs
effi
the
ers who wil! hoM
online year. Tii
ctcd; W n. Slu'i
KikU-y, V. i; W.
I. Y'.. Anson, stew;
I -t. stew.; 1 oohih
A I vie Hug. treas.;
ccy.; .1. W. lird
ving v
wood. W. M
Kd.
I K. Ceki ). r, le. :
Ii A. Miclii.iMi.
i Kedhi ad, chap.:
Mailie lioldcn, s
' head, i. K.; I'ithel
herwood. Ceres;
, llelle Till.in. I'omi.na; .le-sj,.
'son. l-loia; i-J.lna Anon, L.
; lialph S: nnthain, Anlinr
1 'ein,.a lh 1... 11,4, lia in,,ii,l
1 ee Sj ee..-, r, I .vim Smtit.
'Oie.l Sp.-nr,-.- were IM'lllh'l
t'.nr lal.ly .11 -ih.. limini;
Master
. S.
Speni'i'l
Hel...l!K
ll'.l Mil
aliser.l
Nove.n
A ft
lives
Mr. a
a few .lays vi-it with relu
the tiraiit-e hall .listrut.'
Mis. l yiiian Huff aiul little
lei,, retinae, i l.. Iheir home
ran.le Mon.lav. i
am. Ma
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'OHKCO.N SI Al l-; Mllll, ll
, (.HflW KHS ( tl l' I II1N J
'I'he Animal l onvei'.-tion of th ;
'Orejell Siale W.i.,1 ti rowels wi I! l.o I
'l'-;,l im I'e.i, !!,l,. ;i. Iatm:.-y J7 L".h J
l'.-"i. A tiiese dates I'.ilh.w imin,-. I
iliately al'ler the National t'onven-1
tion whieh wall he h in Spol.an.1.
Se.relary Uu- 11. .ke of llie Ur.oll
ss.KiatM.n has he, n a'ale to s.aiive 1
a fil.e aiiay of talent .if hat l.eia! j I
aroaihn in e tor the I'. ii.D.'ten se-.- J
-ioll. t
"In. ii, aliens ale lha! we Mil! il' VelJ
1 r.'.'or.i al ten.laiu'e, not only htvnust'!!
.f tlie splen.ii.l preitrani anil inipor- I (
lant htiiiness to he I ransa.t,',!, hat''
lnv:iJv.f life fait that all apii-:
rants for forest irrninu Privi!ri;'s
must appear in person this year l,e- :i
fore a .-.penal eoiiiniiitei' that w t Ii
he ill ses-i.ei at the eonvention." ii.-',
.'Iar.-s Jay HoI.Ibii. pi0si,l,at k'f t'. J
tlreuon 'ate Wool t'. o-.er. Assivia-:
tion. . j
3GRMCESQGIAL
! NEWSOF WEEK
jnuinrn m ;
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Miss Maltha JVarsoii is the proud
eeipieht of a eorlifienti; from tho
CHiCKENPQX
i Uilikrwouil typewriter eoiiipany, for
jr speedy lypcwi .tinir. Misa Pearson
ijt.io thiily-oih'hl words per 'minute
(i '(in I hi' I'li.lerwool typi writer friim
tlielat luii.
rlii' iiiui-t-ihi'
hih t
llfKil S.ili'iil
Mi
.Maltha has only hail
typewriting Kiven in
liii.il
i has tarrie.it a
s W I'll.
I- rank IJu'.'haiiit.n, supenntcnuent ol
the Xoilh Powder stl'dul, says that
Mis IVarscn can take sixty words
pe.r minute fimu dictation us lit hits
timed her.
M:ss Mnitlia Pearson is the daugh
ter of Mr- and Mrs. lan Pearson,
one f the eaily pioneer couples of ,
North I'owder. Mr. Pearson now i
!-uns a confectionery store in, this
town.
Miss Mal tha has a typewriter tit i
ier own an 1 speiids lots of time in
practice. Her next tiial will be fori
i bronze medal and then a silver
ned;d whith thu Underwood Type
writer company gives to expert
t,ypi.-l;. Mis Pearson in planning
attending a business college and
taking a business course in the near
future.
Snow bet:an falling hero on Satur
day, 1 -eceniber 2u, an J continuid j '
for four days. .
At Units the snowfail lias been
very heavy. A south wind melted
it almo-t as fat, as it fell. To
day n Chinook wind has almost laid
ih. ground bare and Tuesday night
ihe snow turned to rain- Stock is i
in line coiniiiiun and as there is t
plenty of hay no sufeiing is report
ed among the stock. If the present;
Lhaw continue: the stoL-k will be out;
at pasture within another day. This ;
snow is a fine thing for thu winter i
wheat. The snow is going so slow
ly that most of it is going into the
ground.
The he that had frozen on the
1. I-'. K. ponds is melting away in I
the past few days and if the Present
thaw keeps on the ice will be melttd,
altogether. It was reported that the
ice was six inches thick. .
We wonder if there is not a law
in North Powder compelling, people '
to clean the snow from the sidewalks
surrounding their property. During .
the lecent snow and thaw thu ic ,
sidewalks were a constant menace '
to the pedestrian. If anyone photiul
by a fall on icy sidewalks get hurt, ,
'Jie city would be liable for a heavy!
damage suit. It would lie cheaper
to clean the walks and save dam
ages it looks to us. .
The high school has an orchestra .
of which they are justly proud. This
nrchesuu is made up of three girls,
and one young man, Kenneth Mi
Urn th plays the saxophone, Mis. ,
Vivian McUrath the drums, Miss
Virginia Laughlin pla s the violin '
and Miss lla Jones the piano. Thesi
young, people have played togblhei '
for sometime and it is needless to
say that they are in great demairl
t all entertainments and socials.
They are all members of the North
Powder school.
Mr. and Mrs- tiraffe were business
visitors in La Urande last week.
Mis. Chris K. Johnson entertained ,
ier brother and .sister from (V., j
City over Thanksgiving-
Tlie North Kowder school are Pre- j
paring a good program for Christ- j
mas. It will be given on the night'
of I. eceniber 21st. This will give the I
teachers who live at a distance,
time to get home on Christmas day,
a privilege which every teacher ap- !
;u ccintes so much. j
M rs. I.c,. Sloan has been on the J
-id; list for the past few days with j
the grippe, but is able to lie about '
again. j
La delle Shaw is out of school with j
the ehickenpox.
M iss Victoria A. 1 h ummoml, the
first woman to become fully quali
fied for the engineering profession
in (iff at I! rit am, has jiit lomplctcd
her fii-t tiio as a ship's engineer i
a liner plying between Kn gland
1 Australia.
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Useful
Gifts
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mas
at the
OREGON HARDWARE
3337Wi?tENT CO.
O o
Foster-Mot iu
I e 'At v - j ,
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l-'i'.n l-rliK.i K.ai. ll,r..l
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two vnlui...!.. Mivr I'm hi'I li.'ir
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Ill '1
lws i .t m...... ii. .. l:
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i:i.'.(.UU'.- ol l'.ra III lli'i
Sam Crawford, the old Octroi!
slugger, is one of the promoters c'
the now National College of U.iso
ball, near Purbank, Calif.
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HUNDRKIXSofnun and
Wiimcn know the I ,aun-Dry-Ktte
and its wonderful
labor-suvinu features. '1 hey
hclieve that the wrinucrlcss
wash i ng mac li i nc delivers
more in com tint, coin enienre
and sale'!' tluai "''
cthtain.ililc.
Perh..ps you nrc one of these
people, orperbans yo: hu ct)t
invcstiiialed it. ''l oucan't n ally
appreciate u hat :hc 1 .aua-l ry
lute will do until you sec it.
Why n"t ni.iki- it ;i U:r,in 0:v-KtU!
Cliri'tin.i ? M.mv i t our 'i-!"iiu is
arc n'MTvii:;! I ..iiin-.Ui - I'.nc . (or
Christmas dtfiver). We have a
convenient p.y n.ci't p-.;i . Smp i!-.f
next liini; on arc near m:r in , ir,
plume us. Why r-"i ; fif "ur
Clu i: liiuh pro!'!et l-l.dil n..'. :.:-d
decide npoa a 1.. ' ii.i-! ) -. -1 :
NATE ZV.'EIEEL
Dealer
L AKO RECOV.t!irr
trencny
limit I Itl
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How Does This
Strike You?
A well
Iniproveil
tin
tr.'iet.
Jnsl elllsi.le el He' 1
hie. k from the pa... I
house, t.am. ae.'l "Ii"'
i,y 1 .1 1 II Its
lllaliwav.
r l-MlhlilT;
. olio
t'.ooil
s. All
hist
ash.
kmils 01' 1m
of soil, in i
;ate.l.
A fine ii
.n.i leii
i nts jnsl
-i.i'O. $-1
cro trai
e. with
out-idi
In ml v fonr
...d mipix.ve
V limits. $1.-
Strii th" inotievii
I'ul St., ncai' Adi
.sold nl once Wii
llllt'U! lli10 d. 1 i.O 1
Ore.s. ll en v;t
r.Hiiu
1)111110 on
us am-. Must be
Mt ii fniiiishcd or
.in o t. e ,(nd i;ood
I solll'. thin;.;- Sooit
let us ;dow you tins pno
V'w c room ir.o
ii home in the Koui
Two lot-, b;itli.
i 1.1... U on V
iH trie
Puln-j. it - water and
M,:i!ii, . il st i I'i't. l'i iee.
sli.
parage
j. .'nun,
o-roonl loo,le
einer lot en :
rv.ni e.iveil si.e
Will take a la
with
, one
J.'.eo
l.nt
A pai l no
mil a lesi
rot, nilm lioilse.
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WE 6E1.
CAlMJmET
th, Krenomy CMKSKS PMVOER
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Notsirv Public
Monday,
IPLIEUSEQ
FOR SICK LADY
POISK, J)c:. " Antitoxin ordered
by W. I'. Almond, stale medical d
I user, to ptevenl bolnllilils poisoning
or Mr.-
. I.. 11. Selm b r ol' llallev. in
pilid lo i.nm at Malice soni-
da
no
inimr, Horior Almond salo !'-
I .lay
1 Th.
1 llililll!
.liii'.lii-tMe 1M eotnlin; li" :iii'-
; in. ill us lar an l'hi -iille, V..i..
M ill he fill war. I'-.l lo 1 1; I - a
an laiHsil.le IH.nl Ihere. Iiiicli.r
. n. Ml
! fa.it
ey Katiii .laituiii Mini; lo ee 11 II hail
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M in. Kchaefei' linn lieen Nifk Kinee
the .lav lulloivlni! ThiinkKlv Inu. when
.-.lie tiiHte.l .sonie eorn ealllli.l 111 h.'i
uwii hooie. .l lliil she was a I'll iel.'.l
w .1 h :r vIil'IiI .;.rnlsls el Ihe ..-.n::-
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We Have Furniture fur Kvery Member of the r;ini!y
Select Yours Kaily
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Gompany
I''oiir 1'loorx of Hue I'urniluic
iC'SCC-SS'8S':?'SCCC-e-Srf-S.-"SSf
IfSteinmetz
can make a bolt of lightning in New York, we
can make (he sun shine at midnight with Edison
Mazda Lamps in La Grande.
Sold By
II. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
Wiring Repairing Supplies Appliances
105 Depot Street Phone 393-W
Gulbmnsen
of
Player
The Greatest Value
1 -r.
;
$:J9S
Eastern
iviusio
Profit by an
Selection
hi
Here is nn unstirpiLssed show
now itt (lie moment when
Fancy Hiiskots
l'iiiic.v'Woik lltixos
Ait I.incn, 18-inch
Art Linen, o'i-mch
Wiiteipuit'f Kitchen Aprons..'
l!ath Towel, colored Ixinler, i
liliick Sateen
Ksmonil Crib Hlanket
r.imdnir Caps
M
.S-I'-K-C-',
Art Noodles, while they lit:
-. Cut Trices on all Wtiikoi
d
Andrew's
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December 11..1.922.
. swi. hi'
... I Kill. .1
li.nillv :.l l
... Tills V
II
.liea.l ,
I." oil" -in t
a.iihri.lre ahoot
us Ml.-, essllllly
is. all. I I Im 11 sho
pat all sis of t lie
. is now sllfler-
sn;. us. .1 1. 1 re-
,. eorn of whleh
,as llirown out.
Ihe 'I'niil.'
i ilMl.:.He.l I.I physlea
was h. h M III! h .artl..l
line it. I'.i'itl wl'M h si'
nit-. The aiill-IMMM Is
H. ve tills s M1.I.M.
"rlie r.'IM..iii'h'l" ot II
Mrs Si. InielHT lasle.l
an, I ;il out of
hli h. lis ivhlell alo It
Chainherlain's CoUKh IliniHly
the Mother's 1'iivoritc
The soothinif am! healinir proper
ties of Chainiiei Iain's CuuKh Iti'iii
...Iv in nli asaut taste anil prompt
ami effectual run'
have r.iaile it
1'iivolito 'ith
people everywhere. It
:.s esne-'ially
piu-eil by Jiiolherii ot
.hi'ilrtn for colils, eroup:i nnu
, :. ..I r
yount'
wltoo(iint;
oiij;ii, as ii a,"".vs
fori I
i,uiek relief and is treo troni
o!ll!!l
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ami other narniioi uui,
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the Master
the
facts
W Eyes"
obtained by having
.niodeni lnotliods and
I obtain the verv best
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0I1C tlf Oregon S
tig rooms.
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