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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1922)
r 1 1 1 1 - v . I ... , . . - - . , TTTE I.A CltANoE EVENING ORSERVER Saturday, December lfi, 1922. PAGE TWO 1 Uh Shingles. Cru.sMtf oil n ti ti-itvliy of uhut i. u MtinKiiti UM-ii us it ftilitKlt dip. This I (he KHiiif 'itll Hint Ih ued Ik preserve lie, bridge tlmlier. Wood paving hlocL'g, -U'. Excellent Virtue l Saving. 1 Viohel Scented SeavvctJ f the Caspian ' 'il.rt IHt of :,U dull.- for every 1 Vl.de! seemed M-aweed grows In the yuiniK tnun is to have money In the j lakes of the Mnlshluk ptlnnlu In lunik. Not btviiuse It Ik HMUie.v, hut j I beM ci l i J l Neil, nlld t lit lit od'ir because II i- freetlum, iitdeieiideii''e, thTefnin ceiiU Hie ulr for mile frmii opportiiiilly, lf rehpeet. Ill source. Camel's Flair This . 1 k YM 11'. f 5s the answer to the man o r b o y who w ants to be well dressed IS See Our Special Offering" "" of Clothing Ha,i x tmtr i iff- ! r ILM life . for M nefcdiiy, iMembi-r l-'l. Owine to th weather heinj very disnreeublt thp Men's Hosier,;; $1.00 Hill's Dep't Store COTiGMT ti WCAtX Lf:ttlinr ,t ; . .! hi 4ii hi;iK"s an i'nin i iic tnumiinj,' for lll: tailored uiu-int-e 1 1 U oj c mi- I'm hair tloth i::i ll is Ihf lm- u.-.i-il lor the shawl ur U-:-t ..!! n-. m' tultl'Hf ,M I!1. oi,. HKlt (! . h.iir cloth hJ.-n't th" HiuhliM 0):ll 'lion Willi ;oil.l.-.. II is all tto-il. I o-;.' l'.lll.V IJl'M'o Ili lli ,t vut't iiicli'"lon d ar!vry values Lisle, in Im- Saxony ffOSl 'J!u' fircli- will jrive a program Weil-. V Z-M viUy.w lKwm.ier 20, to which the jk puu;;e is uniioi. i lie puice oi jiLtitHiiiineiit win be published lutt KKCP ' Mis.-; A I m Lilly, duulUer of Mr. j and Mrs. Zmh Lilly, was hnstexs for fQ1" po"ty tfiven !tt her parent's home JJ Bfl "" 1',"ul th s,,(t !llt,t Thursday eve- ; A riiiijf witeii .-lie ie na i lit u a numiMT i k1 of hoys and jcirls of the younger set. i S' itnUH't miisK' and dancing were tho ! O hLirartinnif of the cveniny. A uo!k coui so luncheon whs 'si'.rud at an apjnopiinle hour and cveryont pies ent i-L ported n df'lihtful time. ' t4 :if The Women's Kdiein MLssionary ' mf ! a very interestin(; and profitable tia leetiiiK Wednesday afternoon at tho ; r.W liome of Mrs. S. ('. Smith. Mw.tr j 1 ra Aidriidi told of "llitndii'ups to i tL iTojrress in India, alter winch she and her little daughter Kuth nuvo a dtiiiunsti ation entitled "At the ;Well" Mrs. Smith erved delicious refresh-! nit::ts. PIANOS! ItJETRY MAKES CONVICT HI FFY j sierv. full fash hand framed, ;nd finished ;We have a very B assortment in ylors, Jacquard and novel de- They are very fi, m mpr- i Tile ehoir of the Methodist church i $ : s pleasantly entertainetl Thur biv ! Iwrf evcniiiK after the regular practice j frf at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. A. VV. ' f Nelson. j i The evening was spent in conver.- j.- ' r. ti )U and mu after which da'n'.yl rci itshnieiils were ser'ecl. i k'rf i ?r , . .. iw A'-vv 1 1L "M oi iiiu series or mei; v (.uiMiy nun tiiiiu'CH win ue nelLl;lfl Special Prices on Used Pianos for Next M eek Only .S75.()0 Player Piano .' $110.00 .$850.00 Player Piano $395.00 $800.00 Upright Piano $:50.00 ON EASY PAYMENTS Some Used Phonograph at Greatly Reduced Prices A Large Stock of New Grand, Upright and Player Pianos Has Just Arrived. nmuaiy to the reports in question,) . , i !.:.. :ri- prison r wiisliu numi; ti uwum 1 1 t'.'ltllli'llt It tl iniurkeil lv t'Xtrcnic coh.sidcrulion, (t Illy A.K.u innd l'rc. I was only tnWfiril (he e lil of the in- HtJKNOS AIIIKS, Nov. HI. ( Hv j I' i view, when the governor eonfess-AlfiiO.- - An inmntf of the national 1 ''' lllat "" oii usions he nail poet lenilentiary reeeiil.lv eontrived to"'.v 't Ins own composition to the convey to the newspaper I.a Nat ion : Prisoners, that the mysl ified reporter n m.sni;!' in which he complained i W"M ,lllk' f'"1' "t ""' ""Kin of bfKcrly of Che cruelty to which thei"11' denunciation recuiycd hy his prisoners were, snliici ted l'y the irov-1 newspal'er. rrnor of tho establishment.' I A representative of .a Xacion, i Something to Worry About, who went to the nenitentinn. lo in- I "' l'er alile to llure nut." n i vestiitlite the rhui'KC, was svmpathet-i Atchison loafer Irlls i he il.il..-. "what HI icully received hy tin- kindlv anil i sullcli eiiciu u piano tuner I enttr- eovernor who evnlnimd that. ' trxliiL- lo iio," -Ah-liKoii :tolie. Special Attention! See our fine assortment of Home-Made Cream Chocolates in Uoxcs. Also Mexican Chews, Al mond Rrittle, Pennut Iirittle and Tally. Fudg es and Los Roll. Fancy Mixed Candy, 15c per II). Mixes Nuts 25c. All Our Candies Are Made in Our Factory PALACE CONFECTIONERY Priced at $1.00 per pair or $: Xtoit fried and Ina Wright-He-nut ' " :it jue-ts of r. and Mrs. A. L- LA ichardson Weln,?fdav 1 if my m T 1 An excellent program was given I JJ llilAr PPK WP3lilst eveniiiK in tht assembly nmin 2f Uk (;n,(1lW0()!i hool by the jun-1 ) iur hih and the students displayed j omi' real talent. f The fulltiwinijr pioirram was rcii- M H'-K, Long I tail" n 1 ff. iy junior high orchestra: I silk and wool ChU'r. X:.J,! ! M Gift ouggestions Hosiery, Furs, Millineiy, Silk Lingerie, Aprons, P.louses, Dresses, Silk Kimonas and Hreakfast Coats, Corduroy Robes, Pendleton Robes and Ped Hlankets, 1 Now ll.'tttprnf'"'";': "'-or. I.oiiif Tiail" mil 1 "America tie- , n ma inline; -also ieri,min m Kcadinir School House W fharlton; -rana's W liy junior hich (nly;j i'leo Piatt : readini. ; 9? the (irape Vine Swini; ' : J? t online; 1 In u tile i 'l i... i.. "i oi.i nuuv fcy (iei truck1 I l...;ut ..... "The tie ofimnjo M.io, 1 (., i Ti.,,i;"SwiMBinif in lUiuto; Ji-n'-.:ia .ihlntosch in oif cilL-cj i,II.vt," dianiatization t. ' Klnm; solo "I Hear Vou Calline; Ale," Of novel patt Alls. Ald'herson; douldo ipiartfl "Au- ifliiio er-irfs U""n '-"""'"y" "l.ove' Did aCIUie SCtll lb Sweet Souit.-' junior hiirh: solo. Sibtible. Our,1;11''" ,1,,,k"11" character sketch, Idell ,. , tiuinland; l.ocmvar, drnniatization, ' t llllUtahlc an junior hmh; solo The Sand Man" i li. thel Trill; Spanish dance, .Marian ' ? Very reason llairis; tiood .i)rlit address, .MayrM ?3.50. . t , jg i Tit The .laz-. Vilhom ! .I,.,r,.,l lie f Eastern Oregon Music Co. t,r-P'f'JP.JSF.JrjF- th Kniirht. ..f 1'vii,,,, ,.r V ...,:. ! M prise and Wallowa at Knlei prise l''ri-j ij day and Saturday eveninjrs was a ' , What Could He More Useful and They Are Specially Priced Campbell Sislers Ucady-lo-Wear and Millincrv The fiisl Sanla Claus for this ""'T1'"" ''very particular. :; ol,.ii,l .... ,-i,l , ...l I,.. ..i.rl.i 1 toniinunlty hall was elcirant v be-1 at the Country club when .lui inK u ' l'ckid m the national colors, the. j.lrlijrluful cnl. rtainincnt of the Kaf-.ilw"1""11""" '"'""e 111" Property of I ll.c Klauh. with .Mr. and Mis. Au- li"'haidon the man who decoi nted luust Slanire as host and hostess, the ''-""'l-prise for tile stockmen's coir j 1 1. 1. irri.zled veteran siiddenlv made mention last .May. Mr. liichardson . jfft I his appearance Hiuoiur tile KUe.sts,,lln,s"jlr ls ,,,:' "1 "'u orltrinators of. ak . isi.inif them koo.I cheer and pre-j""' iHiihv idea and hud per-1 Isciitinir ea.-h with a Christmas -toy. 'soiial charge of the show at Knter-j f Oiii Sanla was at his best, his pin-- I"-'- i .'J j.-u-.-il form iiidiciitcl he had enjoyed ' ai ious characters rcpresentinir 1 jli line vcar for his 'tuniniv" wa !'"' l'elel. l ilies of the newspaper com-! W ioiir.il and lull and his flowini; white:1' w'1'' " evidence. Diuty .Moore, & !l ..id bore evidence that he still re-111"' ""H ltoom Hoys, Andy Gump I Ui es lo pati'uni.e I.a (iiav.de bar-1""" "llcis who claim the attention t 1 1'. r use a snfttv razor. "( millions of readers -...erv day, S! The an ival of (Ill's friend of child" wore characterized hy members of " hood i.as 'was a .meat joy to thei1'1 order. Some had booths to look H lirtlc-ts imil constituted a feature : alter where novelties of one kind rt itiiat made the evcninir stand out asiand another were sold, while llintv's one ol the most eniovat.le the hal- r'u. e a unu-uaiiy popular as mat I .... Iil....l, h..u I,... I .lii,,.,,. .1,.. i...... was where the fo.,,1 .,.,,1 ,I...,L-U u.,.,v H son. ;"n "ale. Corned beef and' cabbafro I Al online Mrs. ('. It. Kherhar.l i "'' ot m evi.leuce, but there wns won hih score amotiK the ladies nr.djan abundance of pies, sandwiches I Knr! .u.ddard procd to he the mosliand coll'ei-. Several men were kept iuiltoit bamller of the paste board-i l,us' 'h!i nights scrvine; the crowds. l.on-j; the K'clltlcliun 1 receipts from tile Jazr. Vil- '! iai;c were ipiiie satisfactory to those 'I'll, nicnilicis of the l.uckv Thir- 'P'esentilHr the show. The Knichts of en Hii.le.c club enjoyed a vi ry 'thlas "f I'-nlci prise and Wallowa ..iMiiu allernoon. wiicn they wei. Jlrt' I'lcdi."'.! to inise a certain ,suin i:ert.;inc.l by .Mrs. ( . II. I'ut man. , ; ' " i -on- asninirton I'ythian fa & & d GREAT U," W"! GIFTS f , h-' ij ' : You can frivc most U f . -'fctrrr-.-Vn i plo.'.stitc by clioos- hi WMp-fy f ;;7;'';:ly.Nvr;',y ( tjiiOS--V--'' 4''J HKI CKOSS ? ,),u-(!STOUK I o "4-J 1 her bo me on Wasliinrtoll avioille. n"ln'.' "hull ; 1 '"ir.xiay altcrnoon. Tillce tables of bridge were id Mrs. Sawyer won hiLrh heinir built at Van- aiiKed : plav. ith..' h. l-'iillowini. I rc.-hmi m . the W Cl i' s.ived hv collvcr, W a-hlnton. and lb,, lode,. , are lo rai-c the fund by activities I .iiisiuc o i u,e regular lodce v. oi k. ' Vi- I it I FRANKLIN SEDAN NEW. MOTOR More power; more speed; more economy New pressure air-cooling system the highest development of motor cooling New demountable rims Lowest price in 20 years il'lei noon's I )wmjr lo the stormy weather of ;a!llii :iv ivlii.-r, ,11-,. I.. i!;iy and practically impi.ih!c fM- the people i "ltii.iwl mi rracn r.nteipitse, thei SIHUV WilS IiMlL'.'lled :.l lVtil.m-,1 Joseph j 1 . . Cl .11.. I 1 . 1 . I" ll.c i, nihil meeting of chapter I , y "'' lu,'s,li.v n'Kht of 1'. K. II. Kri.lav aflci nooi, nl iu r i h.mn, li;n:: Waslnoion ' ' v ' To .the delight ol all present Mrs.j r"1- w i- Ayie took his depart lu.i Sibdlie tub. many interest inc. lll'e lat .'Veiling i,,r ,.w y,,,. cj-y plia-cs ol her recent visit t. ash- " - or win j,,1M Aviv and iiilon. 11. t' New loik and other .ilits ol In,- east. An enjoyable social hour was -pint dunne; which I ..t rcshmelll her mother. Mis. lt,.lii .....i jed htm sevel.il Weeks airo and with; , them will Man a winter tour of! inn America, sailine r.-,.i,. V,.n : W I c steamship, Vandyke. 1 nd the world's fair at ' lanien . A . return lo Hak. r l tinker Hem j- i ,,( I l .ok ..n l ney will . ri... v - i ...li..' v.. .in ..t 'no Oe .1 tile Methodist church will meet on'"'1' '"' '" I'niik' li. 't Tllisilay. December Huh, ill the ' Sunday school room m lite chuivh basciiicnl. for a musical and liter-' Ai;:-. .1. A llnsins rcturne.l to hrr aiy pioiriam. Kca.lintvs will he nien l"nii in thi- city Sunday froni S-m il.y .Miss liertha W al -inter. Alls .In- J-'rancisco where, she accouipanitd .Mr. licl Nhittakcr. Ucv. IJuiilley and Ib'skins win. leccntly underwent a others, and tile musical ir.iinbels will scli.uis inai'-r operation in that citv. l.t llnnislie.l l.y .Miss Until tiiiiley. ois. iiosKnis slates tin,', her has- t iall.le Co .p ".mil i steadily mmrovinir and ex- l (,c peels to i .tui i i Maker between DeRrees of heat or cold, rigors of mud, sand or hills that would stop any other motor made, do not affect this one. This is the only cooling system ever built that will meet the most adverse conditions without trouble. Franklin Auto Co. JULIUS ROESCII Distributor for Union, Wallowa and Raker Counties Airs. Kay Kuller. Mrs it and Air.. Sherwood Williams. New ill's. linker , committee in chaise of the pi oct am : 1 111 istma consists of Miss Annclta Johnson. I Vnioci at Miss Viola lletihai.i. -Mrs. I I. .d Mc- j ' Kennon and Alii.. 11. K. lJixon. i "n W e.li:.- ,iav, I leieinber llth Miss! ' V1!' ?""''' beanie the bride ,.i 111 liiuu.lr 1....IKC No. It. A. K.'-'ohn l.ethel. The i.ride is Well' A. Al .. belli .elect ion and installation known be e and at I'rnniisc. her I of I'i'l'lccls i-'mlay eeMUlijj in the .'.'.y11'0- 1 he Kiooln is of lV.rtljind ) io.lire rooms. ccreuiory was per funned by KeV. I The follow invr assumed tl-.c respon- 'y- 1 'ie I'ti'slivtenan church at : sibibty of their offices :. l ot S::isl "lu' jl'"uy I'feiff, r home in I.a 1 iHlass. worshipful master; l'rcd Kid- l,,; hde. Hlc decorations were of i .lie, sinlor wanlell; Mr. lnle. nimoi s. uni.c Hie bride was nt- fc is o?.l 1 waidt'n, and ' s iuor deiicon. ."tipper was t.t-.tallatton. S. Anlei"on. J i tit. d.n; : ? ' -ue. A l.(untfou weddinff v erv.d. Wallowa Sun. t r rd fiillowinir t he i ivijo of th,. ta-'iionahif women of v vometi have n-d lacquered I tie t.rocnwiMM iMotrieps cmie , nn uttie Putch met with Mrs. Ciiles ilanuU'ii Wed- rj m them in white. scenes paint- , t m m ft w 9 ft Hi m -jajilUL-.J-.L"!?!! o o I! 'At . - s . . ' fir v: , Jill f , I