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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, December 29, 1922.
Extra Undies are the
Rule When Children Play
or Go to School
New Minister
ft
When youngsters slip into fresh undies every infirn
jng it requires a generous supply to carry them through
from one laundry day to the next
We have them ready-made or material and patterns
, to make them, ' . . f
.Hill's Department Store
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Trtbui to Jolfch Chjnt
Caru-u Is qiiudil u naylug: "1 hut
discovered tliat the Jewish rltuiKern
employ a ptviilhir method of Intuut
thu and vuriiltriittrin In tlndr tv1ih.
Tliry art UiifxrHli'il In llif mt of
slifftin: th iut-1idy, of piri;!t; up. it
new key,' of mod uhi ting their filii.il
t'tuiut, and of ov'(ri'unijim vot al 1 1 n -I'uliifK
t tin c may .w't-itr
rHilicr Mum in the melody Itself. Yt
tttU r'l)il J V i H 1 1 .t;ivlll KVlttOKUl'
whenever f liavu the opportunity."
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Peculiar Rtnt Clausa.
A pint uf xi-nund In London was mice
let li the llrlllsli ii.lnilrnllv ,m rnjnll.
tion tliat a ship was tti In nlwu.vH on
llii Minks. Knlliiia to ilu HiM, fJm
IhikI wmilil i-i'viti ii tti former
uniicr mill In tii' ili'i'U u rliiini' hub In
si.M'iLil tu this fllVct. . ,
TAKE OUR ADVICES-USE
Th. jtconomy OWING POWDER
I'AITISON BROS.
Irih-Amric40. -"I'll
trll )iiu wlmt 1 know." said ap
exrlied old woumu at ulie took tM
lln-i aland Iq Toprka court Ihr
other day. "I ain't a liar (lor a li
dan or anything. I'm an Anirrliiia
.lint Mnl till I jut my Irluli up." And
from. Ih manner In whh-h her Iriitli
lami' up and atuyid up. everybody
Vlirtfil alio mil an Anierimi), Ulld II
very iiilllnior one. Kiinaa L'lty Klar.
When Ynil are rnnllpited.
To insure henlthy action of the
howels and correct disorders of the
liver, thke two of Chamberlain's
Tablets immediately after aul'per.
They will not only cause a gentle
movement of the howels, without
unpleasant effects, but banish that
dull, stupiJ feeling, that often ac
companies conatipation.AHv, ' -
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ElBnor OelnBlo Caetanl, Fascist!
ambassador to the United Slates.
Is shown hure arriving In New
York. io was greotud by a la.rga
delegation o prominent Ilallar.11.
SOMEILLNESS
AT THE PARK
Kork.s
snow ,
TUB PAHK, ec, 29-As usual, n
Chiistnm proium was held for the
school chililrtn. Kvery year has been
marked by a leifulnr up-to-date en-
LUI llllllineiit, nun nun xvm '," "'"It,,,,, i.j. .. , p. ,....,..,;,.,. ,.r
lack any of its joyful cheers, ft it - - " " " "
inir, the supply of meut is ample mill 'blc. Mrs. Hunter spent lust winter
the Turk is ready to "let 'er ridc",with the.
cold or not. I The wind and snow have subsided
Marvin Wood drove up from Union 'Into a heavy rain, which is threal
to the Hall much to iret n loa, oflemni,' to take the snow away. Up ut
hav for his father, Claude Wood, who i "" " ' "i"",e...i t .
resides on the old Martin place. I'heie is only about 8 Inches of s
Ida O. Hunter, who is HtoppinKj"1"'
with Mrs. Claude Wood, while at-
tendiiiK school, cunic. with Marvin
Wood, who took her up to the Hunter
mail box at the Paddock ranch, tthe
walked the rest of the way to her
home which is five miles up the
creek.- This was fun for Ida. as she
Of Interest to Women
to school ill Union,
mountain Kin. With
use in fact they class all aa chil-!uf l- imndo and Hukcr. They have .u,s. i-ii,e,lnu lloiiman. wl,i
of the same maker who wasl" multitude of friends. "Little .lack ! ,-., passed imav at her home In Kort
. of Iho flesh on that .lay. :has Kuided many a hunter for a rad- W;,:vne, Ind.. at the aKe of ks, is;
.,;,, Vannnlee was at Tlert ,UB of 20 mlle "n 'no I Utherllie. ni,l t linve liei n the first woman I'
does not surpass the previous' anni- herding a fine bu
versnries of the most of the menwr- vmus to going to
..1.1. .1....- All ,.f ,!, Prk nonnlo Mu ' Vegullir 11
.l..' ... j ,i,i .. ,u her little brother
.UM.il . Ln h M.el7.mi ti known by nearly all the sportsmen
because
dren
horn
. r., 1, i nn..t
I waieilL'u. vaouiuer was mi. .... ... . . .. ., ,..
Van's helping build up his cow barn. ,""' '"" , "V ,' i y
Oeoigr Mc-Dowe, who has leased, :l "'. "'! f"!""'- "lany older
the old Hoylo pine; was called to his nn.nipuh.tmg a gun.
family who reside on the Cove road H"h Hunter, who is somewhat re
close V' Union, has. returned. It Is c'e:' 'I'1 J'"1" ." fi"" , w,'
rporte4.iI;t'ikni. ' hU . .h.t?ie . ,,,H ' 1'tlle (.ruthBr J.lck hunting the
is somewnat' alleviated. ' 1cougar, whjch the Into Ajlo ph t.roupe
Mrs. Will Vanoriler with her if (,"''L'd. ,,,r. " h' t"',"1 w,w'"
daughter Ulirdie, passnil thru a se-l11",.9" tragical y .lost h.s lile. ,
vera cold, but ai'o much better at the Vrnm Hunter will, spent) t hrist
present time, -it is reported, Sym- Jn"?j . , ; ,n 1 t lu,f"lu 0,"K
nathy is extuhdud to the two women, '" u"11"1.
having (inilo an amount uf work of I.ola Wigglosworlh h"" gone home
caring and boiinlitig (Jeorjie -Mclhiwe at Riiymo Flat. Her I'nthcr. Clnr
und J, 'P- Harron, the school teacher. jence Vanorih'r took her half vay,
Mrs. Mary Titus, mother of Mrs. whili) her husband Frank met them
Evn Vanordnr, who has been quite .with a team, taking her home. She
HI for the last, fdw yea is, Is reported' was accompanied by her two babies.
in much better cnndilon..ltiis,'Wiu-.J'Uia :iMay and slarvin l.a lflomte.
tpr, , Iler homo is nt Union. Her 'They stood the trip very nicely, while
As a rcsiiil of III,' rtfeiil el, rt lolls !
l;iore lit no seventy woioi-n will sll
in Ilu- Ilt-t leilisliilui'Cs ol the ,11,'- !
furent Htntcs. ' I
Airs. 1 imi l.illi.v of Kast St. I.oiji:, I
III., who hits iH-en eiilli'it Allli'i'li'n's j
lias just receive I ;
lie;- I'ti'Veutll ili-ci',',' of divorce.
dnuirhtor. Myrfclik livttt : with hui.
.Mrs. Lola WuCtflwyorth withi-hor
new baby, thatthe Ktnrk brought
to her while on a visit to hir mother
Mrs. Maud VanonU'r, will return
homo to her hu.Hhand Frank WitrKH
worth, who wanU the new boy there
to KpL'tid hia iii'Ht Christmas at homo.
f,ulu ia feolinK fine - no i the boy
not mentioning tier littu lauurhtur
Lula May. who in an exceptional tine
habyvof twenty-one nionths.
Kenneth Vannrrit'i' wa visitiuy;
with fiiemlM ovur on Hik Creek anil
JoWer rowdor,
Mrs. Claienee Vanorder, her daugh
ter l.oln, and tht babies were jfiven
a fine leih ride by ii' rt Van, who
enmu ano ;nou i tie in to nis liome,
it wus pretty windv and cold.
Joseph Lay and family are raeup
eratine; nicely from the slight attack
of the notorinuH "flu." An old Umer
heliuves that thix "flu" will exist
until the "ratification" of the "peace
treaty" s .signed. "This ia a pro
duct' of the war and wilt not go until
all si;ns of the war are put out of
cnmpiiHsion," lie was heard to say.
Irene tirotipu sent a letter to her
mother, Mrs. Ida M. Hunter, stat-
jiuff that she is perfectly well, but is
heart-moken at the. sail Ions of her
hu.sband. The .sympathy of the whole
community is with the sad tfirl. She
is now with her sister-in-law .Mrs.
Alary Winters hri addtess is 1 i( 1
N Avenue, I,a (Jmnd
nntiiry jMiliUe in the I'nttrd Hliitcs. j
Women of nolul)lt juiilcvi iiiinl !
w hour (eiiti'iiai les wil he eelehrale I r
in M)2:t incliid.) cuii lttt M. Vomk :.
oi- ol' I In;, mast iirolli'le w filers of !
I he Viciurln era; Auausta Theodosla !
In-au', ux'mhei' nml hlhlnriaii of (lie
Th 1 1 I t inli-i- ol" SI. I Miminle; Kll.e
VfK'et I'olka, who not onl' attalneil
fame aa n kIiik''!' hot alM) won unties
In the , ,1 lelo of lit era! uir; tfura J.
l.lppiiM'Olt, Anicrieun writer and jonr
luilil who lii'tiiti' well Known un
tier lliu pi'li n line of "(J-i'ai e (treen
wooil," ami lluriette Alhoni, a fa
inoiiN repreKentative of' the nM Ital
ian .'liool of .InKilief.
Beauty and brains.
rcquirq a healthy body.
"Tliat tired feeling"
is a foe to good looks;
a drag on effective men
tal or physical work;
a hur to pleasure.
Dr. Miles' Tonic
brings health, energy
' pnd rosy cheeks.
Your druggist sells it at
pse-wa; prices $1.00 per
bottle. " .
enjoying tne good sieigni.g tna.lej j. W, i.v ,e mail man, reports
by the recent snow, which a though ,in immense traffic through the mail
cold la sometimes appreciated when Muring: Die holidays, loading him to
Used accordingly. Mis. J.uldic nn;ril t.,lu,.ilv. M Kr, that
seived latreshments and had a fine;,,,,. )(.m. ,, his ,, ,. Vl.,.y
visit in. general, Jcheei lul and predicted a happy anil
,'iV. ".l0, ",.1":k,,y""!"t"";,'s . "'-!n,e,ry cclcloVn,,,. whole ou
...u.., ., . .... ..,. oj ine ( lij-islmas day.
.lig ( reek Orange. , I hey report on j Jm.. n,, j,
Ouch! MyBack! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub Backache away with small
trial bottle of old
"8t. Jacobs Oil.
trapping extensively
ilong Catherine creek and Little
Joseph Uy and family are imJJXHl"?e rm"
ipff through a severe cold, almost l 1"u' u ;itiip .
bordering on the "flu." Il is hed!, ,, . 1 l,ntl' (lnl
eriiiit on tile "flu." It is liom-d ! i ... . ' i .. '"
that they Hill recuperate soon. iVr ir in Pelroit.
Mi-s. Art .M. Murdoch, uf owvr ! AIu h,Ka,, tiltin, lhat h" '"her
Powder, will visit her mother, Mrs.!Ww vei' ,In',l,!t ,,IPU thal ww
S. ( (M Lsav dm nir (' br stmas ho. hnli- KLl nu ih oiu
When your hack is sore and lame
or lumbago, .sciatica or rheumatism
Ins you Milk-nc d up. don't sutler I Get
a small tibil bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs C J il" at any drug store, pour a
little ui your baud ami rub it right
on your aching back, and by the time
you count lUty. the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled I This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the pain rie.ht out and
ends the misery. It is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing i-Ue stops lumbago, sciatica,
backache or rheumatism so promptly.
It never disappoints) ,
ARCADE
Starting
MONDAY
Virvcteii btj
J. .G0IlDpJ EDWARDS
Suwd in Joint'. Jtaly
"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A homely expression that
cxaerl dHeribca the sensation
of ii woman wiio has been fitted
to a
FilONT LACE
CORSET
"I,a Camilte" Co'HCta embody
1 lie latest and most important
Improvements In front laco
rorsellng.
Complete assortment of tbe dif
ferent models and sizes niwnys
oil hand.
IVhrd $2.50 ami Up.
Mrs. Rqbt. Pattlaon
Cor.si'tlero
Phone 322-W ltes, 1702 Oak
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
For One Week
Pec, 20th to Pec. 30th
Everything on Sale to Clean Up for Our
. Inventory, January 1st '
Ginghams, per yd. ..: ,. 15c to 23c
Schoolday Cloth, per yd. : 32c
Towels, each : 10c to 98c
Ladies' Union Suits, light weight .'. 49c to 98c
Ladies' Union Suits, med and heavy, 98c to $1.98
Hose, Children's black and cord., pr 15c to 30c
Hose, Ladies' good grade cotton, pr :..19c
. Hose, men's black and cord, cotton. pr 15c to 23c
Andrew's Variety Store
Harris Grocery
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies
A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
The Accomodation Store
Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's and. Armour's
i Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams ''
DON'T FAIL ' '
To Ask Us About Champion Flour
Free Delivery
Phone Main 734
408 Fir
Two Blocks North
of R. R. Tracks
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A Happy New
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SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
Grandmother'! Recipe
Bring Back Color and
Luttre to Hair
to
lines. Mrs. Cn.lsnv r..si,l. I.,,....- " danger.
Catherine, creek. ' M,s' J'' Hunter learned that
Mrs. I'.. )'. Ingram of Union thrui'"'1' l"-enls '-""g Heiuh, Cali
u tvlephon,. messiigtt to Jlr. hla ; '"rl"11' ,1:hl "tlleil on their daughter
M. Hunter of the I'mki, iepart that '"'ilrude .Murphy from l''resno, Cnli
thelr grauilson, Cc.lric (labs, is down r,,.,llla' care of them this
yith peneumonin. All hope for a winter. They are very old and fee-.
speedy recovery.
Ida O. Hunter, daughter of Mr. and
Mis, John II. Hunter, who Is attend
ing school at Union, will spend the
holidays with her parents up at Cath
erine Korka homstead.
Hubert A. Hunter of North Vow
tier is rocupeiatinit from a severe
coltl niul influenta at his parent's
home nt the Forks.
Winn Duncan uill take care of Itoh
Hunter's team until he returns to
Ninth Powder, lit his ranch at .Medi
cal Springs.
Mrs. Irorio Groupe, who recently
went through the $"'1 experience of
losing her husband, by such a tiugic
death, dicing lost In the mountains
and frozen to deuth. is reported as
improving slowly.. She was for sonio
time In a critical condition. She is
with Mrs. Lena tiroupe, the tiiotlier
of the deceased.
Jack Hunter, while goinc for the
mail at Summit, saw ten fine mulo
tieer going across the road.
The cougar or panther that was
really the and cause of A,llph
Clroupc's death, is heard srivaming
ni'iiun l the Hunter homestead. Pre
parations are made by Kohert Hunt
' r and his father to try and hunt him
down. The rucks indicates that it
is Inrge specimen.
All indications show thnt this will
he an open, but cold winter. ,Mg
lilcs and lllucjn.vs pre flying nay
lligh in tho uir.
Most ft 1 1 have done their butcher-1
Jin
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Turner the Corner and
Save a Dollar
A Quick Hot Dish '
GEBIIARDT'S
CHILI CON ( ARM
CON FRIJOLKS
only 19c can
Yitt ran turn gray, faded hair beau
tifiillc il.irk and lustrous almost over I
ninlit if you'll act a bottle of "Wvith'a I
S.igc anil Sulphur Compound" at any t "
(hug store. Millions of bottles i this j
old l.uooiis Paye 'l ea Kicic, improved
by the addition id other iiigrcilicnts, '
arc si'lil jnnu.illy, ."Jiv well-known drug- !
nists here, because it darkens the h.iir i
&o liuluiaily and evenly that no our call
till it lus been applied,
Those whose hair is turning gr:iy or ,
tccomniK fndeil have a Mirpnse aw.nt
inu them. Wcausc alter one or two ap
plication, the gray hair vanishes ami i
your links licoiiie luxuriantly daik ami
beautiful. , j
This is the age of youth. Cray- .
nailed, unattractive folks aren't w.in1,.,l
around, jo get busy with ycth's .ii;c J
ana Auiptiur Compound tu-iiiKlit anil
you'll be drlighteil Willi your dark,
naniiMiuie nair and your youtlitul ap
piarauco within a lew days.
J. Holm's
Grocerteria
Our
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5 IIm $2.1
In the friendly spirit of the season, we take this op
portunity to express our sincere appreciation of the very
cordial business relations we have enjoyed with you dur
ing the past year.
We want you to keep in mind that we are always glad
to have you call to confer with us at any time on matters
helpful to your affairs. If the service of the bank can be
more valuable to you during the New year than in the
past, we shall be glad. ' '-
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All the officers and employes of the bank join in wish
ing you a New Year well filled with happiness,. good
health and prosperity. ... '
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BAfiK
La Grande, Oregon
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