La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1923, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1923, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1923)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textrrt rr t r 3 - Friday, January 12, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley "'"Atur nl I, - S" v S A..j!-i mMn ( MM A MOiIM6 UP :1-W r, mam u , and Four; front teettm today whem aunt Sarah (eaBocy leader, of the society fo the! .OPPRESSION, OF PlPHi SMOKJM WENT ftAtpiHfr, Local News In Brief Set of hand painted cupa and Bau-the Ladies Exchange, 1529 Jefferson.: Q cers, 2.oo value reuuecu iu i.oi. i-ot-;i jwu, uiw v...v,..... VI1 other fancy hand painted china fresli sortou eggs, rancy mm uuug reduced 20 per cent. Melville's Hard- hair goods. It will pay you to sec0 re. 148 Ailftms ave. mem. iun. o. jwmis. w SPECIAL Business Visitor May Wise of Perry, spent yester day in the city on business, return ing to her home last evening. Here Shopping Airs. Lore of Perry, spent the day shopping in La Grande, returning to her home in the evening. Business Visitoi ' Mrs. George Flander of Perry, spent the day in La Grande attend ing ty some business matters. Ueturns Home Mrs. Ivanhoe, county school super intendent, of La Grande, returned from North Powder where she spent tlie day on business Here from Hieth .Mis C. K. Woods of Rieth, arrived in Ln Grandp last evening where she will visit for a short time with friends before returning home. From Enterprise . Daniel Boyd, attorney, came down from enterprise last evening on the branch line train and .is a guest of the roley. To Walla Walla Mrs. Claire Scriber and daughter Bess, left this morning on No. 17 for 'Walla . V alia where thjy will i nt giiverthorn-iWright's Family Drug spend some time visiting friends. ' store formerly C. D. Putman's drug ,,, : r store.' 1-12-tf lo Portland Mis. C. Gowman of North Pow- jt is wou t0 remember that every der passed through La Grande last ' cxjstjg people has at some time evening on her way to Portland j i,"Aun considered an inferior people by where she will visit for some time. I tne bully of the day. To Visit- Mrs. B. You will find on sale tomorrow at ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo? A hick town is a place where peo- A Good Thing Uon'1 Miss It o pie make casual conversation, about, bend your name ami auuress piain-; their souls. ly written together with 5 cents : : (and this slip) to Chamberlain Meili- o An elegant perfume is what most cine Co., lies Moines, Iowa, and re- ladies are wishing; for, at Silver-lecive in return a trial package t-ofi-jo thorn-Wright's IJrug Store you willitiiining Chamberlain's CouBh lieniedyjo find the choice perfumes that are 'for coughts, colds, croup, bronchial. generally carried and mey sen most nu ami wnoopiug t'i "" of them in small quantities, former-1 tickling throat; Chaiiiberluni s Stom lv the Putman Drug Store. l-12-tch and Liver Tablets for stomach Onyx Pointex HOSIERY X three of ChaiXriam's ! f fctioi.; these' valued family modi- C. Mnthis und small Bilioua Headache. When you have a severe headache a disordered stoinacn ami consupu timi. take three of Chamberlaini TaWets. They will correct the dis- orfcdrs of the liver and Dowels, ei fectually curing the headache. Adv. Municipal pride is at its best when a town first begins to worry about its traffic problem. v For 75 cents, something, of a value in stationery, one full pound of pape. and SO envelopes for 75c is what has generally been sold for $1.25. bee it GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD troubles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness nivl constipation; Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every family for burn.;, scalds, wounds, piles, and skin af From Baker Goes to Kamela Miss Lclia E. Robinson was a Ba- D. C. Mahoney left this morning this for a short time, daughter left this morning for Ka- ..i i, ,i ,k Misinr.arv Societies melu where they will visit Air. ila-al.0 t0 a cooked food and candy ker visitor at the Foley yesterday,- ,for Kamela for a short business trip. the Somjncr hotel. On Biisiness- jthey will visit relatives To Detroit r Mrs. Dougnl of La Grande left for ing home sale,. Saturday, January 13, at the Lilly Hardware Store, oaie opens at 10 o'clock. - l.-ll-2t In from: Elgin To Visit Miss A, Barnes came in from EI-- Mr. and Mrs. II. A Senbrook of Detroit, Mich., where she will remain i , mnn .i.i .vi,,.n i,s arteries gin lust: evening nnd is stopping at. Enterprise left- for Hot Luke where .for some time visiting before return- h in t0 hordc-n,, or his purse strings ' Banier Visitor In La Grande begin to tighten. State School Funds now arallable II. E. Graham arrived from Elgin Mis. Jennie Bcrcnts of llianier is Walter Gekelcr of Elgin, arrived r,,. iaaniUe imon Union County last evening on business in this city.m La i,rantie lor and is stopping at the Foley. From Lost in Mr.1". W; B. Hunter came down from few days, the in La Grande last evening end will ..,.,. interest C. Call upon or :guest ol .Mrs. vv. D. JlcLnriny. spenu several uuys visiung ueiore writ0 jj g Dixn, Foley Biilimns leturning home. From I'lVlocaset Mrs Hutchinson of La Grande re- Hero to Visit I.ostine Inst evening and is u gu6st! turned from Telocaset where she has, Leonard Niberger of Mountain La,' Grande, Oregon. 10-30-tf of the Foley hotel. The chief nnxictv of a small-town man is to keop Ins neighbors from been visiting the past few days view, Wyomini, arrived in La Urnndc'jj vjrin) now he js, I last evening for n visit with rela-l ' l! , Pendleton Visitors Visiting Here tives. Raymond Reed and wife came over, Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick from Pendleton yesterday and are left this morning for their home in To Boise registered at the Savoy. ' j Stnnf ield, Oregon, after spending lew days visiting in tins city. From eSnion Mr. and Mr D. M. Baird were At Hot Lake- over from Union yesterday. They Mrs. N. E. Emmitt, Mrs. C. W. morning on No spent the day attending to business. I Thompson, and Mis. J. A. McNeill Now is the season of the year for rl nolds. Whv not stop in at Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store and buy a bottle of their bu- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and sons of Walla Walla, stopped over im. cou ,h aml coW preparation? in La Grande yesterday on their,1 . 1-12-tf way to Uoise, Idaho. They left tins j left this morning on No. 24 for Hot . Here from The Dalles RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY iivinv riilVTV All C.I.UH WHEREAS, in the death of W. S.j cines for only u cents. it Adv. o o t Don't iv.iis1 NOTICE OF FINAL SL.TTLEM ENT 6 Nvtice is hereby given to all con- ccrned that Barbara Hug, adnni)is-i0 -t ,u ..,.., f w,l,.l,.l, Al.lrt IIUV11A Ut Hit, Comic v., ,iuuu,j.ii ... bert Hug, deceased, has filed in the county court of Union county, Ore., her final account in the uuinimsira tion of said estate and the said Court has set Saturday, Jan. ltlth, 1112:1, at two o'clock p. m. at the County Court room ill La Grande, Oregon, as the time and Place for the hearing of such report and ull objections thereto. Administratrix BARBARA HUG, Dcc.13-22-29-Jan.5-12 NEW TODAY FOR SALE Household goods, Fri day and Saturday only. Good i new. Call II7-W. l-12-2t S FOR SALE One white enamel brass bed, two dressers, china closet, chiffonier, electric washer, three 9x12 rugs, heaters nnd ranges. Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Hayes Commission & Second 'Hand Store, 100 Fir. Phoue 513-J. 12-lo-lmP FRENCH & GREENE Rcady-lo-Wear i and Shoes , ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooooooooooooooQOoadfl STRAYED Roan horse, weight 1200 pounds, branded V. R. on right shoulder. Owner can have prop-1 city by paying for pasture bill ami: advertisement. Inquiro' Observer, i Phone 207-W. l-12-2tp FOUND A purse on Adams avenue. Owner will please leave identifi cation at Foley hotel. 1-12-ltp Blame it On the Lino Man , Alexander Braves and Hiss Helen Alexander, formerly of Iowa Uni versity, wero decently married at Des Moines. , Silver threads among the gold j Shine upon her brow today, -t Although the lady, rve'bn tol Dyed hor hair just yesterday, j Lake where they will spend the day.' Pat Foley, former well known ho- unison there has again-been removed : FOR RENT Heated rooms und board tel mnn nf this (rirv-nrrived. in, li'n 1 e i nt ikn if bu,i'). r'lnK,, in. lnouire 102 Returns from Portland George Cochran ivturned this! tel man of this .city arrived, mi, La fromi the circle and influence of the morning from- Portland where he From Pendleton ' Grande night before lasjt from The; ;AJnion Cpunty Ad Club one of its spent the past ifcwl days on business.-. C. White and wife came over from Dalles when' he-is in the hotel liusl-' 0cst worKers and supporters, there- . ping iin this city as guests of ,tliq lt,w days on business- and pleas- gg RESOLVED by the Union if desired. Hemlock. liKluire 102 l-12-0tp Here on Business William Wiggins is nnotner im- ,u,,y bier visitor of this city. :i He is I here! attending to business. ; In Town on Business- ure. I E. , C. with -Hil Brooks, who was formerly 'County Ad Club, of La Grande, that two mourn the death of W. S. Allison ' ' its' that of a generous and public H.- J. Mclnturf,' manager ' of the spirited citizen, a faithful supporter Mrlnhirf Here " nennrlnw.nftoro of this ' ' Alclnturf, manager of the spirited citizen, a laitntu supporiei "TGraiide on "business Wallowa, Lake1 Amusement 1 park iHpf'.'Jt'He Ad--Club and community en H. Balcloek of the state high- civy.ns n i-a uia in thp cftv 0 business ' andr reports 1 ternrise's,' a good Samaritan in deed UIOUKS now lives 111. . .!. : ...a 1...1 .....!. .... .,.! .nrf . lv.i..-ml handle about five times the .iiumb.ar. loyal husband and fatherV"'-". ' of people at the lake next year as Unanimously adopted: January 9th, v i ' q wl'r mil li-i'iv mn wus hurfdled last .season. The .hew 1.923.;, ' 1 " From Imbler- !' :Mn5' -?.,tt'JJiJr.,Md session and the greater nublic-., ' ' : ' E. P. ' MOSSMAN, William and Walter. Funnn cam" i urnen to uieir ""'e " itv that has bejn given , Waliw,, ". : "Chairman 'Committee. from Imbler Vast evening and V", .' "... .,; county are expected to trow astring wnv rnn1miKii,n ,if' I his fit.V is SlitlPll-. 'M 1" ing a few days in Morrow county -.Walliu inspecting the- roads. : .' -' ' ' .: spent today in this" city transactin business, WANTED Remington auto, loading shotgun. Stato condition and piiec. . Phono 297 W. . l-12-2t A R C DE TILL SUNDAY Fill SALE. . Canned vegutubles, fiuits, preserves and jams, also potatoes and pumpkins. Inquiio 2601 N. -Ash St , ,1-12-241 WAS'TED Woman wants work by hour. In(iiire Observer. 1-12-21 FOR SALE-Fresh cow, also ' grain hay. Adam Beck, Route 2. l-12-2tp of tourists tnere next summer thai I ' That economist whti says the cost , , will break "aft. past records.. ,, of necessities is coming down hasn't lo Visit in l'oriianci . - .bought his 1923 license tag. lo Mrs. J. A. Croat and children came '"' , ; . ' 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI i-rnm iciocjihci 1 , ,, . i , Mrs. S. G. Robinson came down down from W allow;, . last evening on from Telocaset vestardnv and was inen- way 10 i ui l ..., .. ....e a guest,, of the Savoy last evening. -will visit for some time. Thcv were J guests of the Savoy Inst evening. , Adverted Here ', ','A : i ' 'j'-.' ; ,1 ' ' , t E. S. P.-iVne M Portland, aVnvl-di'l'o Visit in Baker in La Grande i last 'evening and , is' , Mrs. G. Lincbaiger of this cit stopping nt the Foley during a few left this morning for Baker where , davs spent in this citv on business. : she will spend two wtus visiting as Mr. Pavne isj in the engraving busi- the guest ot her daughter, '.Mrs. Ocov ness. Joehanson. Find It Here J ' Choice candies, something better !0 , than most candies sold. You will find o nt Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug i S ' ' Stftre. 1-12-tf : o Save money'by buying trees froin jo Karl J. Staukland; Cove, -Oregon. -iO i. '', ''" 12-12-tf ; Coiy for this column must be I The young folks never feel nshani-'o lleil when comnnnv is uresent if their lO J in by 10:00 a. m. v i parents have learned to be seen andjg .not nenrd. io Our 4th Annual Jan. and Remodeling) Sale ; NOW GOING ON . , Compare Our Prices on Quality Mcrcandisc On Men's and Boys' Wearing Apparel The Girls' Friendly society will j Enjoy your reading and studying, ' hold a candy sale tomorrow after- v a new method. -J.ct us explain o noon in the Newlin Book store wn-how by , personak help and cones- rfow. 1-12-lt. nnnilence vou can acquire casilv an o anpieciative miml. Aoilress,, Uox oi, FOR THAT TIGHT COUGH j ': .When jlint ,' enuirlij .f. yoiiw i!glit,ns 'Uiii the ineirihi'iim-s h,V-' come irritated nnd trouble you every time you lake n. hrciilh, ' It's lime you were uslliK. NyaKs Cherry Cough Syrup MEN'S SuITS One-Fourth Off MEN'S SHOES One-Filth Off MEN'S SHIRTS One-Fourth Off OVERCOATS One-Fourth Off TRUNKS and SUITCASES One-Fourth Off BOYS' SUITS Xlragood Make One-Fifth Off BOYS' SHOES One-Fifth Off LEATHER VESTS One-Fourth Off SWEATERS ' and JERSEYS One-Fourth Off UNDERWEAR One-Fourth Off Nothing Reserved ! Conservative:. A-ripo Progressive. Proof of the peace is in, the. eat ing, also. j CARD OF THANKS' ; We wisn to thank our many friends and Fraternal organizations who, by their kind thoughts and .beautiful floral offerings expressed their deep sympathy for us during our recent bereavement. , Mrs. W. S. Allison, 1 Mrs. J. 1). 'M.-yers, I Miss Emma Allison, Mrs. Jennie Wiicox, Mr. Geo. Allison. 1-12-lt ! Conntipation, lonaupntinn ot Iho bowels is u 1 stoppage of the scwt'raffp system that rmovcji waste matter from the body. It is as necessary that your bowels move regularly once c.;.'h tiny. ;to carry off this waste, hs it '.u hui ;the house. If you would enjoy v.od i health, keep your bowels re,;j,ir by lUiKing .nanioeriain a iuuic3 -ucn needed. Adv. Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not 're ceive his. paper by 8 o'clock lu the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24. and a special nessenacr will deliver a copy. La Grande, Oregon. l-12-2tp Nature evens tho score. And as a rule the man who isn't loved by hisjo soollu-s nn-1 lenows loves nimseii cnougn lo mane." up the deficit. , , ., , 5 The Baptist ladies will hold a cook- 2 cd food sale at the Skaggs Grocery I o store on Sat., January Llth. 1-12-lt i o j v In this free and glorious country lo any poor boy can climb to the top o and learn to reter patronizingly to. 5 the "common herd." o A rough In etcl-.v Instance pirns Hie mi- In fiirllnr H-oillilr. N'yal'H I'h, Try 'rough Hyrilp hi-ulK U:i' li'l'ltiiti'il mcnilinini'ii. ri-iimvi-s tin' lu'lji I11K senaiitinn, allays Inflamma tion nnd iiri'Vi-llls rni lhiT Infe c tion. The first ilose nffonls a Ri-atc-fill rcll'T. Two ?dcs, 2.-e mid ,',lle RED CROSS DRl'C! STORK " 1 ,-.'-. fi -t I.;'-'' j JESSE L LASKY lKSENTS VALE RODOLPH WW and 'Sand LILA LEE AND NITA NALDI Ct paramount (picture';' BEAD OBSEHVEIt WANT ADS ,00oooooooooooooooooooooooc B. P. 3 O. E. i nun OLD STYLE ! ami ' ASSOCIATION DANCES ; MinIitii imnciiiK sjidinlnj Mttlit Rex Hall ! (inl Slnsle. i'l Time P. J. Powers i Special DANCE MONDAY, JANUARY 13 AT 1J. P. O E. HALL COME OUT, BROTHER, AND HAVE A GOOD TIME! ' BY ORDER SOCIAL COMMITTEE. tT C f vi T How Many Times Did You Say That Shirt's Been Washed? MCDONALD "2222" are guaranteed color fast, extra roomy, two detached collars, UNION LABEL. In fact, they iirove all the features for men in railroad service. ASH BROS. Across the Street from Peare's 111: Adams "The Store That Kc-s Faith With the People" I ).-! !in: -' Hi! "t 1 'K! .1.1 .; Iv 1 Ifii M'.i-'. .if'-rrl "iirf-f i Ilir'tir. 'i 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE ,