La Grande evening observer., December 21, 1922, Image 3

UNION TURK
TOBASKETBALL
Class Carries to Begin This
Week; Gymnasium Will
Be Completed Before
. Luge beason hiuls.
(Sprrlal to The Observer)
- VNION, 21. Our local wookly
newHpaper,.; Uih ' Itepubltran, grorlod
. Us rentiers tills. wek wltli.a vory
neatly arranged- Christmas number.
Sincp th recent "fiilhera and sons' "
. uifPtlnpr held In (Tnioil thenv in o.ulto
a lot or asllaltoit for a mothers and
tlaiiKlitPrB "nioltns bo carried out
hi much the sumo manner uh the olh
ex firalhering was conducted.
lliffh school basketball practice i
111 full "Will". CoaCll Moi'Sa'i
nou ii res that Ihe first cIiish Kiuno will
be pyilod off about the middle of
this week. Work .is programing on
the Rym despite the cold weather, and
part at lta:t. ot tho season's Bamen
will he staged In the new building.
Till that lime, ' the, "old location,
Smith's hall, will he' utilized.
MIsh Ida Hell us, primary teacher
in I he l'ei-ry school, was homo for
the week end visiting with her par
ents. -
Evans, who returned with hln
family from a trip back in the mid
dle west a short tjme ago. In tem
porarily employed as bookkeeper in
the Conner's, sioro. . The 10 vans plan
on poiiifir to l.os Anseles after-the
holidays.
V. Halsey, proprietor or' thrt Inral
cheenfr factory, haa been confined tel
his home for sevoral days with a, se
vere cold, During this time.. Mr. ,
Hopkins I'roin l.a. Cimixle hud rhurgo!
of the rreamei y work. Mr. 1 lalney !
fs again able to ri-Kiinio. his work. , i
I ti ton has la-en enjoying hor share
of tho benefits of the cold snap. 1-Vo-1
KP.n fruit and vegetables unci bursted
water pipes were the, worst -resultal
of the low temperature.
Most of Ihe grade rooms In the
.schoolH and also the Sunday schools
are preparing- lo celebrate Christmas
In the usual manner t his year.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Mires who re
Bide on a ranch between I'nlou ami
Cove, are entertaining' a Id-pound
son who arrived at their homo last
Tuesday.
-'. M. McA lister of Portland and
H. ti. Avery, county agriculture agent
were visilors ut the I'nion hotel Itisf
Friday. Mr. McA lister was very
deeply Impressed with' the Improve
ments which I'nion- lias mnd-o in the
last couple, of years. . ?
Norma Davis and Edith Cole. Baker
laddies, were stopping at the Union
hotel hist. Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Addelman niid her
daughter are here from Vancouver
visiting at the homo of her sister,
Mrs, s. B. Basset t.
Social I'.vent
An Invitational program was given
by the Hp.-l dull Girls of the 1,. .. S. !
church last Thursday evening that
was highly appreciated by all who
were present. Three short play:i
were staged, "An f Hd-Fashioned Pro
posal "An I'p-to-Date Proposal,"
and "Tho Physical Torture Club."
.Tack McKay and Wllllum Ash wero
over from 1-a Grnndn last Haturdny.
They were , registered nt the Trnlon
hotel.
W. J. Mulholland, who halls from
Juneau, Alaska, Is hero for a visit
during tho holidays.
Mrs. Vera Fox who was taken to
Hot Luke last Tuesday where she
was operated upon for appendicitis
later in the week. At the last re
port Mrs. Fox was Improving ns rap
idly ,0s could reasonable he expect
ed. (
F. W. Kassebaum and W. W. Cart
wright were over from Baker last
Tuesday. They stopped at the Union
hotel.
District Superintendent Aldrlch
was over from l.a Grande Hunday
evening and conducted the preaching
services, at the Methodist church.
. Plfttiim Worn F.njnycd
Tho opricultiniil pictures hown at
ihe hhh schoul huU Friday evening
drew a Kootjr aud.ieu.oe and were thor
oughly enjoyed by all who attended
C. M, McA lister, . representing t lit
Portland I'ulon Htock . Yards com,
pauv, was In charge of the meeting
and carried a lecture along with the
movies and slides. Two I'll ink wow
Hhuwni "Itoys and Girls' Club Work. '
and "In the Shadows," tho In I tor be
ing a demonstration of tho methods
hy which the T. B. germs aro spreud
from tho cow to other Htock and fin
ally to num. County Agent Avei
accompanied Mr. MpAlister on t)ie
trip. - .':'
J. K. Bldwcll and Jonathan Gild t
from jx Clrandu were in teuton last
Wednesday. They were reglntered at
the Vuion hotel. . .
K V. llacliinan came over from
l.n Grand on husint'. last Tues
day.
It. II. Itbhlg who has been a rpsi
don of 1,'nion for many years is re
ported no III and will probably go
to. Hot Lake for an operation" or
treatments houiO time this week.
The I'nion' Flour Mill is now rim
ing day and ;night and making regu
lar shipments of flour.
MfHlrru WiHHhiien Klcrt.'
New officers elected by the Modern
Woodmen last Wednesday nlr,ht were
as follows: V. C, Harrell Irwin: P-
V. C Kd Horton; W. A., Lester Mil
ler; banker. . K. W. Maltov; clerk.
Ib'rshal Ma-lsey, K. David Kent;
watch man, Alfred Crossland f sentry,
Hobert Harris; trustees. Ward . Mc-
Clellan, .lessp Tobin. l-ank Harris.
nuitiillalion will be tho first moetlng
in January. . .'.-
Air. and Mrs. .lonae ria,yneH are her-
for a short visit, before continuing
their journey to 'Portland where they
expect to- remain. The- Haynes fam
ily eaule hc-re., from Claytonia, Id.t.
W. O, Tlag!-(,irtj- who has, .been in
Baker- for Iho, pa'st week wllh a
brother who" Is crltlV-ally 111 willi
pneumonia, hits returned to hlfs ronu
In I'nion.
Mrs. Cm Hand Boss and. Mrs. W. V.
Connor entertained the Woman's club
at the former's home in North Unlo'
last Thursday, afternoon. Mrs. JOd
Miller, Mrs. Frank Mall and Mrs Me -Kinney
worn leaders ami tho subjoel
""or discussion was "Psychology, fun
feature of Uin mooting was - acting
out of two oriental songH hy tin
Misses Bethlne and TCleda ' Miller.
Marion Pliy sang the songs and My.r
cla Pliy accompanied on thu plane
A light lunch was served by the two
h os I esses.
A hiiaiiar was held last Saturday
afternoon in the I'nion Cash Orocedv.
The. mile was in charge of tho Pros,
Strike!
Lift Us Fill Your Eignf,'rinciits
Olson's Orchestra
A. I,. Olson, Violin
Mrs. H. V. French, Piano
K. WfiManiis, Trumpet
C. iioyers, Drums
J. O. Snodsraas, Clarinet
J. Hobluson, Saxnphone
C. K. Afays, Trombone
C K. Muys, Munagcr
I'liono 378-M
"Comfortable
as an old shoe',
A ' honcly 1 expression that
exactly dsci-ibe3 tho sensation v
of a woinan who has been fitted
to u 1f . ,
0.11". .
1 . FRONT LACE "
CORSET,
"La Camllle' 'Corsets embody
the latest and moiit important-
improvements In .front lace
corseting.
Complete assortment of the dif
ferent models and sizes aiways
on hand.
Priced $a.50 nnd Cp, ;
Mrs, Eobt. Fattison
" Oorsctk're
Phone 322-V lira. 1702 Oak
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GOLD WEATHER ;
STRIKES GOVE
COVE, Hoc. 21. Cove has tfpen
exDeritminif Dome cold wc-atner uie
past week. The thermomctvr hunl
aiouml tho zero mark even going to
!9 ri'pifrees below oh 'Wcthipsihiy niifht.
I 'ft-achcrs lire busy traminic lhir
points for a .proirmm to be Kiveiv at
n Cominunity Christmas tree at Uie
! Macabre hall on Saturday nit;ht. ,
i Miss Ze nha Beach, teacher oi
Frosty . school spent the veek-orol
with her- parents in Union.
K. T. Hoswell and wife spent the
week in Hog Valley, utteruline to
tho feeding o their stock on the
Lew farm. .
Or. C. M. -Ramsxlab- is spendinR
tile winter with liis duufrhter, M,rs.
Barl Landers in l.a liande ,
Dr. Schuster and wife of Union
were dinner guests nt . the ..Nelson
Kijfht home on Sunday. '
Mra. Geo. Baker, R. J. Baker and
Miss Eva Baker were Christmas
shoppers in la Grande Saturday
L. J. Chadwick and family were
nt.t'.rnnr.r.ni Ann.l MnV Evans.
who Is Just nbout able to stop a
tall rrom rolling, i nn accurate;
I howler but. not u particularly'
jspeiily one. This picture was.
' token -at tho Woiiwn's Champions
ixhlp BowlliiB Touroamenr" in New
i Vork where her mother was one ot
"An automobile recently droe lip
and" stopped in f ron); of the ceu' t
house." reDorts:a' La'- Grande m;v..
"And from - a casual inspection Ly a
spectator one hundred, teet nwny it
was impossible to tell whether three
men. three women, two men and a
woman, two women and a man, a wo
man, a man niwl a girl, a woman, a
man and a boy, two men and a
Kil l, or two women and a frirl got
out. three looked just alike.
Vnnlti urnr n Tnnil PHrrier CB11
attract nny publicity to himself
through the newspaper is to work
long enough to walk a million miles
or have some one leave him money
tor Taitniui service.
NORTHLAND
i'K i v
AT
THE
in Lb Grande . Monday on business.
Mr. and 'Mrs. N. P. 'Kii.lit were
La Grande visitors on Wednesday.
Mt. Knnnie , Grnnna ipet at . tho
homo of J. LI. Tallent on Saturday
afternoon. Several- members, .wero
present nn& the officers w.o wore
present were Installed, Wiltimn varpn
as master.- We lire in liopca ot hav
ing the Ivill done in time fur the nn
Uual New Venr dinner. .
Witim: .'iru: t:.n vAsr nail
Tepoi't rroni Lu.ui.unue alfiuiTy thai
praellealty alt nations are In uc.wil
wllli tbo, policy Keiulcil .by Iho Unit
ed Htates lu ;ivor of the open . doar
in the Near Must. , unite evidently,
this country's observers said, whit
everybody bod tri mind and WUJ liiP
liir wouUt be said. 1 i .
The United W.utca hit tbn null jm
the hcrul In ' declaring tor eiiual eiio-,
nouilo. opportunity . 7'he trouble ilu
the War East and the friction amonK
the allied- yowr la lurffely due to
Lnlornutlonal rivalry for advantage.
Orc.i.' IV'Httin, pruned, lUib ttd
athog iiitloju ' have boen leeking
phnim In the Nenr Kast, and bo has
Turkey. They littvo been buhpIcIous
ot one another, und, prVlPat hnvo
boei) conlplrLnK aAalnst onp another.
These Inicr-iMeliil end inter-roliK-lous
problems ot iho Near 'ftust will
im inoreafldy snttled with the- causes
of rivalry njid Kimpiclon removed, 'Die
ullieil power will find , a v meuna of
ticeord and concerted nation wsrain.
WR SELL THE
WORLD'S GREATEST LBAVKNER
TK? Economy BAKBNQ POWOBR
; S K A G G S
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRIL!
Tells flow To Get Quick Rflief
In one minute your clwd noatrila
will opvn, the uir poiwiea vour Jiend
will cmr nn(I you run breathe freely,
No mrt? hawking, wmilling, hlowiu,
Jica'liu'lio, (Irynfiw, Ko btrugjflinff fur
brcatu at uihtj your cold or i.t?arrb
will Iw ffono,
Clit a small bottle of ElyV Otetaa
Tinhn trom ytmr druBiet now, Apply
a lit tit of thin IrflRrBut, antrt"ptit boat
in crcfttn in yoiif noatrtU, H penn
tintca through ovyry uir fiasrtgo of tho.
head, soothes Ihe fnllamcd or swollen
mucous inembiiuja find relief comes in.
atuntly.
It's just u. Ion't tny tuoVup,
with a colO. ov naaty vftUrfU Jtoliof.
cornea so quickly. ( -
II rou havo cue nftTBreat ijiii.lcn. or Jub
mlM case, cull am) pot a box rf rAlltVF.JU f.
Give It a trial urHlliyrnir'f.!; tuatlnnrut dim(i
leliei tiirt ful l iiL-rtt.ottT nutWlitvl, it won't cort
y uu a ceut. Wo know , nut FAIKif OOT nap
uonu lor n i n its uuu
I nbatltcaniloLou'oU'
FAIKYFuOr nod
i oaty rc!U've& tho i ul'J
I 1 nti(iiiin:iiiiiiiTtiiuii,ii.i
frff? llwrBlly nitits awK'j
moot. V-m'l -i:;."
n it n o r( n ji !l v
lAIKYKOOV i,r..'"
'..UI"(Jfll,T. V i '.
iti:n fiioNS ini'o stork'
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
HOLIDAY
..RATES
LttllES! Dlffl
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody j
. , will Know.
Union Pacific
---will'sell tickets from all stations in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho to' any destination where
the one-way fare is $30.00 or.less, with minimum ,
of fifty cents, at 6ne and one-half fare ,
Sale Ddtes-Dec. 22,23,24,25, 29, 30, 31 and Jan. 1
RETURN LIMIT JANUARY 3rd, 1923.
J. TI. KEENEY Wm. McMURRAY
Agent Gen Pass. Agent.
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY
CHRISTMAS CANDY
CHRISTMAS CIGARS
CHRISTMAS RAZORS
CHRISTMAS LEATHER GOODS
CHRISTMAS PERFUMES '
CHRISTMAS TOILET ARTICLES
CHRISTMAS KIDDIE TOYS
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This is the Store
of Christmas
Shoppers
i ,. :UI l
A complete stock of Footwear and Hosiery
at Pleasing Prices
The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Street - Phone Main 118
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
Ororer Smith, Mgr.
Tho uso of Sago and Sulphur for Uo
storing faded, yniy hair to 1U natural
color dates buck to urandmothur'a time.
Sue used it to keep Tier luiir beautifully
dark, nlosny nud nttruetivo. Whenever
her liuir took on that dull, faded or
Btreaked appearance, tlii Himplo mixturo
was applied with won'rful eireet.
Itut blowing' at homo n muRHy and
out-uf-dnte. Nowadays, by akin. at.
any drug Htoro fir a bottlo of "VVyeth's
.Sago and Kuljihur Compound ou will
put this famous old preparation, im
proved by the addition of other in
gredients, which can bo depended, upon
to re t ore natural eulor and beauty to
the hair.
A vell-knuwn downtown dniKRlflt sayn
It darkens tin hair so ltntuiatly nid
evenly that nohody can tell it hus boon
applied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it anil draw this
through your hnir, taking one Btrantl at
a time. 'By morning tho gray hair din
appears, and after another applieatiou
or two, it becomes beautifully darjc and
flossy. .
Special Attention!
See our fine assortment 6f IIome-Made Cream
Chocolates In Boxes. Also Mexican Chews. Al
mond Brittle, Peanut Brittle and Taffy, Fudi.
es and Log Roll. Fancy Mixed Candy, I5e per lb.
Mixes Nuts 25c.
All Our Candies Are Made in Our Factory
PALACE CONFECTIONERY
Turn the5 Corner and
a ; Sa.ve a Dollar
Everything for the Big Feed
Trices the Lowest "' X
Quality the Best
Delivered to Your House. , ;
i
J. G. Holm's
! Grocerteria
'' ' ; Oxw ! '
REPEATER.
'Coffee ,
you
SAVE
: Phone
Main 43
' 1 FIIKE
o. v. a. .
Our. Yeiy Best
' 1 Cbii'ee
1 !b.l t :.. -13c
2j lbs., $1.12
DliUVBHY 5 lb. ......f2.13
V 2'2lbs. 83o
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., ' Gifts That Last S
f Wrist watcnes are now an aosouae nwessiuy xui wumun, uwki .yuung v wu.
it r noom.lmnnt iilioi nlnin nr fnnr-v. rnnrd or ret'tariEailai', white M
y or green gold, or gold filled, with either ribbon or suspension bracelet.
ff rtJ...- s i v Knonfifiil rlianlov nnH pntunnl'fi mil1 lirippa. '' v2
W. - Wo nri. iho house of oiuilitv and we guarantee to save you money. ; ' 1
I J. H. Peare & Son
Established 1890 f5
it La Grande's Leading Jewelers
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Eggs!
Seems Impossible But Its True
Starting from this minuter-Come a-running. 400 dozen Fresh Hen Eggs, 45
cents. This makes it possible for you all, rich or poor, to use eggs for your
Christmas baking. This Alley Store has a heart that feels for you and right ,
at the time when you need eggs. Buy straw hats in January, cheap. Eggs are
right in season. Help me put the living costs down. .. Say "right now",
You'll sec the self serv ing Alley Store wishing you all a Big Prosperous 1923.
W. S. Allinson
BUSTER OF TRUSTS
Pop through West's, Front of Fenney's ; Back of Pauline's, and there's them
EGGS '