La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 28, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday December 28, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE SILVERTHAW . HITSUNIQN 1-aku. Is bifiutlly improving und will f hooii he hum uKuin. . ialc Hclblrd, who hull from I'ort- lumi, in here visiting; for a few Uuyt with hw parent, .Mi, und Mm. Geo. Kcthlrd. IK returns to I'ortliuid tills week, Alr. Anna Noble Is here from her home in Kim I'Yuih'Ihi'o to Hpcnd the hollduyH wit It her puronlH,. Mr, ami Mrs, A I KminoitH. Francis Ifflbhln wlio In home from rullt'Kf (or the. (Miri.stiiiiix vacation, Is tcmtumrily Installed . ,n clerk In flint's fluthlcry fit Ui Grain It. Tin 'local W. . W, loom here en- tcrtained thilr Hitter I'niou flrcle No. Sou at u ituiit'K til tho K. (, hull l;iKt Monday HvenliiB. More; Ih-.n r.li ! Ill Am u-Oi-k 111-t.uitnt mi. II son, who in I he lUiion hiRli I . i,....,...,,.!., ,,,,,,,v-,,i n, ....',. Streets Were Glazed With Ice: Heavy Winds Struck City; Three Telegraph! V ires Broken. (Special lo The-Ohaerver) I'N'ION, IH-p. :K.-MiN 1 1. Iku Noll- L ADD CANYON SOCIAL NEWS fU'hnol hiitt yer, Ih coining back from. 'ulli'ornhi, where Hhc Iium been uttend- iiiK co M pro, and 'wilt tnko churn; oi"j ton if of Ihe rlaKNOM iinin Hiih ho- tncatrc. The Kfhool hoard hint Hprlii ctHiMtli-d to ko uloiiK with u HinulltT number of hit; It nrhool teachers, bnf lhe ure finilliiK u too crowded rou ditioii in many of tlx classes, mo de elded to if !iive thia coiuliiiou next year. Mr. IVrry In hero from Portland for the holidays. Ho in visiting tit the D. II. ('router home. lAist Hal unlay our streets were It In re of ice uml travel was difficult. Jteuvy wlndM added lo the trouble. i hit parly taurtttd to Ut Llrandn uni tinned hack ul'lor reaching Hot, Luke, il was nl incut f inpu4Hililt.' to keep cars iti the: road. owing to a broken wire near the Station. I'nion vuh In darkness for ahttiit an hour Saturday evening. Alumni ncfeuiK IHult KIhmI. I-'ist ThniMluy evening tho high achonl basketball iiniitet vcnt iluwi, to ilffeat before the first team they, opposed this season. It wait tho Ruiiit'j will) Ihe Alumni, und the latter m,'-Ki-egation was considerably tHrenRlh- ened by the Addition of' two college boy lahan, chap K.I ilh ml a. 1'ud supper Which with nerved at I" o'clock. At their ri Bttlar inectiiijf luM Wednesday evening the following of- fire i a wern nlected and ttppolnled: l-Milh l-ohhiii, W. M.; J. It. Jones, W. I.; Ile'ryl Hutchinson. A. Si.', Aiuiu Maxwell, secretary; 1 lu.ft; Ureon, .treasurer; Llraciu I la Key, Cull.; Nellie I. ill It r. A. V.; Mui-Karet HtliUlt lain; Loui;ia .Hui well, niur.; I'hy, oikuuIsI; l'earl MciMuy Mlxkell (Jule, lttilli I'ulieine dock Kslher, lntiicls Terrell Marl ha, (.Irace M i it ens, Klecta; Mera J-'ox, .Warder. . . ' A- W: Middlelou wltO has been hero for a couple .of weeks uppraising the properly of Ihe Central It. It. ami (tie Catherine Creek luniber company lias completed his woe. and left for Die east. Another radio on I fit has been In stalled at the I'niou Motel and is glv- ing good service, though It Ik not yet working as well as It should. eu by the flcbiiiion oriwo conee ys, tiolder 1eerWi ijiuj Jtl inii, who tr!w'ohle,' from' tho O. Lightning Kill Few. The fear of lightning li almost mil- verbal, but the number of deaths caused by it l wmill. Dwellera In cities ure evinsufer tliun tlinsu in tho country. ' Kincu HtutlHtlcs huvo sliovrn A. c, on their ChriHtmus vacation. .; thut on tho uvcrugo lyur-lirtlia or the (.leertsen Hhoweil m especially fust, deaths tvoni JlgbtnliiK oc'ur ill rural beii easily the fastest man on tho loc-ulUIes. Tlio limuineruUlo electric, floor. IliK'tQ ahmH the last ten inin-l wiri,a rhftVniiintf irrimnded water nlnea litis of jilajr the tQiitcoimi wuaMu doubt, us t no uvo teams nuu neun scoring almost evenly, with tho Alum ni a little to. the good most of the time. Inning these last ti n mlniKes the ball wan In near their basket most of the time ami several - field Koals were made and when the time keeper's whistle blew, the final scorn was L-I4 in favor of the Alumni. Tho I'-lli team showed up well and wilh a little more team work prac tice they ought to do creditable play ing during the se.imm. ' It. 11. Itohrig who recently went to Hot Uike for treatment, is home for the holidays .somewhat improved. He will either reiurn to the lake or re ceive medical attention at his home here In I nion. Mr. Kohrig is about Mi years old nipt in well known in this elld bf thp villley.1" -' -"'M'111 YV. Ilalsey In a Ruin able to be ouL mid legume in worn.n' i tJera Id Ine I ibbert Is reported seriuusly ill at her lionie in North I'nion. (tor achortls clouod down last Fri day for the holidays HUiliill rfm'ulti closed till Jamlai1-' -Jiiliiny bf the teachers are spending their vacation in olhei- placet. Mix Knki Watkjilti went to Alfcel Monday to spend tho week with her parents; Miss 1-Yeda Thompson left Someday or br home tu I'ralrie CJf: vfygi Wi"- nelson went? to TrilaiVrt; MLs"Ty1eV is visiting with her parents In Salem. John Hough' and Ills daughter, Hlanche, both of whom are teaching. woiHto.- Porttnnd.- Mr.- KHrtie"w11t remain here and her son came up from Tor Hand to visit with her dur ing the vacation. M Ihh Uavis went to llurbank, Wash., -to visit with her sister, Mrs. K. 10. Mustal, who is priiv clpal of ahlgh school of that city. The other teachers will Christmas at their home here In Union. Christ mas services were heid in the different churches Sunday evening. Programs were hold and the usual treats were given to the children. Co-Openitlve IVnlt (Jrmvei-s. Preliminary steps looking toward n co-opera t ive f roll growers assoclal ion were taken at n meeting nt tho I'n ion Iloiel last Monday at which It. ;T. Monahan, represenling the Walla ; Walla asHOciatlou, and H. K, (ileasou iOf the .Milton organization were ps ,,enl. A representative number of lo M.cal growers were present and '2 1 . signed up for an organization. An- i oilier meeting will be hehl about the it middle of January lo complete the .organization. ; Mrs. Vera Kox, who was operated upon about two weeks ago at Hot wires, the; niany groumleit wuter pipes and the metal roofs of cities ure un UoubtuUly the chief el urn cut 9 of thtli sufety in this respect. Ascertaining Depth of 8a. The depth of the sea can be ascer tained by 'ienn9 of a device which measures the intervul of n sound signal and the receipt of the echo off the hot torn of the wafer. rE&oitspeopfcneed them. Dt KINGS PILLS 0000000000000600 0000000090 1 i !: 'L w , U.J ... .,- There's a touch of refinement with EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. ' H..& S. Electric ' Company- Wiring-, Repairing, Appliances, Supplies and Service 105 Depot St. . Phone 393-W Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys If your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you, drink lots of water. 00000000000000000000000000 V (Special to Tho Observer) l.A I l CA N Y N. I ec. SS. After the sitirni. the gooil weather Ik a wel come visitor. Kay mom) Counsel I, Jess Wurd, ltobert Austin and Jim Kelly entered I .add Canyon find emerged with as fine a tree us one could wish to see. They put 11 up in the school house a Hit proved theinxelvet equal lo till I occasion In assisting their teacher iu every way possible lo make the work ! pleasant. The tree Is a wonder in alze and will bo loaded with goods for all present. Mrs. Unhl spent iter vacation with her parents at .ltusehurg, Ore. Arterj a week's vacation ahe will again re-: Hitma her duties. J Mrs. WlUium McPauly entertained! her commiltee Tor the nevt club par-l ly to he given in three weeks. Iadl Tuesday niter the business meeting, .Mrs. McCaiily served dainty refresh-' ments. TJiis commit lee consists or the following ladles: Mesdames Me (""auly, Uanlon, I'eebler, Miller und Miss Klta Maulon. MIsm ela l.ofland and her friend. Mr. I.oren Tucker, spent .Sunday al the C. W. iollaml ranch. j 'i he first of a series of club parties j was given Kriday night. Oeceinber 16, j in l'eebler's hall. This was given in the form of n, Christmas party, the hall being decorated with Christmas) trimmings and two beautiful treeH. On one tree were tho uunilrs of $hi lad leu for supper und on (ho other the number for tho gentlemen. Tho numbers were written on curds, ouch tied with lihboim 10 u atlrk of can dy, giving them the nppeurunce of tho ChrUtmuM' times Indeed. The hoMtewieii uppeured urrayed In wmto cosl 11 men, wearing ihe beauti ful flower. The first thhig In order was a guessing contest. A largo pumpkin wan placed on a table and every hidy guessed the number of seeds' It contained. The ' guesses; ranged from AO to Mrs. Henle was awarded the first prltee und Miss Klta Uanlon the second.. Tables were arranged for card ' ; About 10:30 refreshments wen served la a duinly way this was en joyed by all present, ufier much fun ind well. filled ntomacliH. Wilh Jack Walker and I'Ynuk Counsel! us vlolin i.'its, and Mrs. Hopple at the piano. the. remainder of the evening wua' 'ipenl In (lie uld as well as (he new lime dances. Thai the party was a iuieeesa and enjoyed by all Is easy to Buy. Mrs. Klltoi whp chairman and wan ably assisted by Mesdumen t; ran dy, Peelder, McClure and Wilson. A vote of thanks is extended to tlioj Mr. and Mrs. Spencer of llerinls.' ton. Ore., 011 their way home from Holso, Idaho, npenl las week tit' the home of Mr. Ueorge Tilton. After coming this far iu their car they were compelled to more Die cur anil go oit homo 011 the train, as the roat acrotw the mountain Is Impassable Mr. und Mr. Nell McClure vUltel hl week-end with Mr. MeChire'i iwi rents. They were over-nlht vis. Iloru ul tho H. K. l'eehlrr'a home while here. Mr. MiC'luto returnet to ivndleion Monday. Mr. McCluio remained until Tuesday on account of the slorm. First to leius Postage Stamps. The SwUs ciuitons wero the ftrt Eu ropenp ctnuitrlea ur ntllelid itiin tit countries to follow tho exKmple of. ir-m nrnuin in nytuing stanii-s, Zurich and tlenevu sharlm; this distinction with Itrazll in Issuing telr ttrat pest aiw stump in JS4H. That was two yenrs aftT jrPllt rtllu hod issued her fniiuuis Muhvudy envelope stump mid the now populnr one penny black adhesive. Haslo followed the oilier cantons In 3Hi.ri. Special Attention! See our fine assortment of Home-Mad? Cream Chocolates in Boxes. Also Mexican Chewg, Al mond Brittle, Peanut Brittle and Taffy. Fudg es and Log Roll. Fancy Mixed Candy, 15c per lb, Mixes Nuts 25c. AH Our Candies Are Made In Our Factory PALACE CONFECTIONERY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO W. H. Bohnenkamp Company a Flint-nil DIuvliii'S S O l'lrill SpriiiK Mulil Ml o,l Monuments i a ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW for 25 y fairy font EnsS g$ .. "My bunion waa aivo of walnut." my J. il Luring. "bivn tlniirf iaiied until 1 tried tairyfoac, .Vn, jff f loitant rollef wiUi T'elryfoot. Actually r nM)VLa butuua uud tho cmte. Kcot rt-Mturad tunonruil uwiiiiuuu, Guitrtuteod tna ald 00 iti:i chosh intt fi stouh Bargains In Homes ' - ,,.A new five-room dandy home and two lots near tho railroad ahopa, city waiter, electric lights, bath and toilet, garuge;, nice lawn, etc. $2,000, $600 CjftsU $25 pe? month payments. ! . 1 Five-room home on Oak St., nap Adams Ave. All furnished, for $3, 60U.: $600 cash, $36 monthly pay ments, v A dandy homt6n First St., one-half block from Adams Ave. ' Five rooms, built-in kitchen, bath, toilet, electric lights, city water, etc. $2600, UO0 cash. Five room modern home In the 1U00 block' "oh Y avenue. Two lots, north, toilet, electric lights, city water and garage. Macadamized street. Price, fzooo, $600 cash. A five-room modern home, wMi large corner lot on 12th street, one block from paved atreot $2600, $600 cash. Will take a good car as part payment. Hmail tracts, city lots, farms, etc., for aula and trade. Auto and Fire Insurance. PYRAMID LAND CO. C?en.Cdrr$' 7flezn0rtal,fivij We bsT made profonna tudy ot monument, building. . and an order placed io oar hands fx ure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladlf Wnlsh Estimatei Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 1502 S Are- La Graada, Or. rm 1. :.(..-. I,np4 .ml rntir nra your iui't" - back (eel "ore, don't gt icrfd ajid nrorwM to load vour lnmach with a lot of dnigs that ficite the kulnoyii and irriute the entire urinary tract. Kuep your kidntja clean like vou (ten your boweU clean, hy fluhmj( them with a mild, harmless alta whull ' helps to remove the body's urin ous vast and stimulate them to their normal activity. The function of the kidnevs is to filter the blood. In 24 hours' thev strain from it BOO jrrains of acid and 'waste, so we can readily tin derntand tin vital Importance of keeping the kidnevs artive. . Drink lot. of water you cant drink too much: also et from any pharmacist . . t .T. K.lts: take a StMul lour uiii w. , - , Ulile.pnonful in a (rlass of water b.-fore breaktt encli momimr for a few days and vour kidnevs may then act nne. This'fsmous salts ia made from the acid of crapes and lemon juice, com Lined with lithia. and ha. been used for feneration, to ehsn and stimulate !WiTl kidnevs: al.o to neutralise the acids in urine so it is no lonyer "'! f irritation, thus oftca ending bladder weakness. . .Tad .Silts ! InsTpenaiw can not in jure: make, a delijrl.tf.il effervescent ithia water drink, which evervon. Ihould take now and fhen to help keep their kidnevs clean and active try Jhis: also keep up the water dnnk.ng. and no doubt vou will wonder whathe . m. of your Vidoa- troubla Md btek For Sale Xew moilern five -room house, full basement, fireplace, hardwood lloorn. very conveti ient ly iirraiiRefl, on paved street, new lawn with (food stand. This Is a splendid Well tin tit home in desiralile location In western portion of the city. Hoomhifr house, 12 roomri, furnish ed, on paved Hi reel, h ten in heutinpr plant, clone In, A nilendld Income property, Thin n a property thut Hhotild nitpeul to Home family 'when the hn.ihntid has a good position and where the wife can make from $120 to $1Mi per month, besides Riving the family a comfortable close-In home. "Comfortable as an old shoe9' A homely expression that exactly describe the sensation of a woman who has been fitted to a FRONT LACE CORSET 'Iji Camille" Corsets embody the latent and most Important Modem four-room furnlnht-d bonne for rent. Trice. $;t.oo. Modern fi-room house, full base ment, with wi.t-t. trayi, heating plant, luwu. shade (rets. Thm lit a wt-ll built bonne In Kood locution on N uvenue 'r.ce $4.r.on. New modern five-room hnm-. You wdl like the litrnnRment. rinMlrid. Atrd, tut Re Itvlnp room, well w ire!. Karate, near high school on N avenue. This boo hnn leen built only a fw month!. It is priced right nr.1 wiy j libera t terms can be secured. Geo. H. Currey Ileal EataM buaraaM Improvements fn front lace coraetlna. Complete assortment of the dif ferent models and slus aiways on hand. frit-Mi and tp. Mrs, Bobt. Fattlson Corse lrr inione 322-W Ilea. 1702 Oak HOLIDAY RATES Union Piacific wiH scH ticfceAs from aU sait-kwas i 0-regi, Washingtow 5H1 ls.kifea te iy tJwsstlM-tvtiiswJi -vs-Igw th one-way fare is $9IO0 w kvss, with iiBiiiiit' of fifty cents, at owe sd onavhnrf fat. Date of Sale DcHJber 28 U 28 RETURN LllttW J.VXUA liXk ' , J. IT. KEENEY . Win, McMUIMlAY Agent , - . Gen Pass. Agent' Attention! Fruitgrowers FOR OETTER SOXES PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Union Box Co. Y. Jasmann, Mgr. Phone Main 5S8 La Grande, Oret. 11 I jrm .j. at m, .a i1' .... TOk ! , 1 i 1 ' 'l 1 1 1 Its Playtime In Sunny Pack up your trunka and go , ( how to this JUmia.oi uoiaen . Sunshine, i . Jere you may onjoy every ; out-door psstlme in winter M . "in suminer. , ': h , You Amy llva iA luiurloua )otl or In ro-bowerei ungAlow. iuid comfortablq bpurdliig liouaoe ut cn onot. , i !; .1 .! .' . .! . , . , ,- i-..- . . . liOW ItOL'KO THP FARES, truln aervfee. Teaervatlona and 44 I acrlptlvo foMcra aslc- r"r IomI' tlekut Mttut or write. JOHN M. BCOTT, ! ' 0. I'. A, Portland, Ore. "Evi-ry Mlto a Rixno W.irUi nHc" ttBSjmVEB ASVE-5T1&I-N0' wiU bring resulti Turner the Corner and Save a Dollar A Quick Hot Dish GEBIIARDT'S CHILI CON CAilXE CON FRIJOLES only 19c can J. G. Holm's Grocerteria Our BKPEATER Coffee 35c 2', llw. 85c V flf .KK VOU 8AVK Phone Main 43 f HKI". 0. V. 15. Our Very Host Coiiee 1 lb ..4!5c 2Vi IbH., f 1.12 5 lbs $2.18 Fancy Decorated Cakes Any Emblem, Monogram or Inscription 1 Executed in Sugar We Have a Fine Assortment of WELL AGED FRUIT CAKES 60c per pound CHERRY CAKES Filled With Lucious Maraschino Chervlei, Antfclique and Walnuts Very Delicately Flavored 75c per pound MINCE PIES The Genuine Oid Fashioned Kind 30c, 40, 60 each LADY FINGERS, MACAROONS, WAFERS, CHERRY DIPS 75c per pound m ""SSI