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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1923)
".tt: PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Saturday, January 27, 1923. '.'VV4 ' Doctors Differ About Uncle Sam Whether he is pictured as tall and slim, or snug as a roly-poly it's all one to us we're neutral. All we care about is FITTING him in Overalls when he wants a suit and he surely will be fitted to the Queen's taste in KKSE OVERALLS fW8"Gt 204 Depot St. PHOff p EBEPJII HI THE PARK Hemstitching anl picot cd(fe by .nrs. c. iueKcy, iovj second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf C.VITLE.U KX A'lTK.N'TIO.V On Saturday, Februury loth, The CJeneral Cattle and Horse Association of the Co-operation, Umatilla, We inalia National forest Iieservo will hold its Fifth AnnuaJ Convention at Wa:'ii Wnlla, Washington, at . the Commercial club at 10 o'clock a. ni. Hi- r., 1 it t ii. i Utrli j "ai;r. . ' helow ih- Hall ranch All cowmen are especially request VI I U I'AUK, .Ian. 27. ('luri-ni' Vnnor.hr llli ti'am went ilovvn I li; roaii lo local.' the iroulili, on the Id-! cpUon line. Valley r,,;,, ami rcpaiicil II. Thnni; lo lilm wo ; an' iik.iiii cnnnccti-il wl:h Inion. licit Van Ih li. pl Imikv liaullni; hayj for IiIh fin. hunch ot cattle the.i 'lajs. ed to he nrvseiit and hear the load ins: cattle question discussed by men of note. C A. WINN. Secy.-Treas. A good hot lunth always ready fori you at Silverthorn Wright Family j ""s jurmeriy ruiman 8 tlrufr' "" 1-25-tf HocclpiH of lhe Oregon Citv Poat olTlce in l52 were ::.s;fJ.24. lucl; liur only I 2 1 . 7 or rcachine the mnoiint iht ary to place It In the .'ank of officca or the first class. f'utman's drug store. 1-27-tf Mis. l,o!u WIkkIi nwot-1 li report! Hint her ilitlc family, the two Imhicsi Finest perfumery made is what Utile May ami her "hoss o' iii,:.vou will find at .Silverthorn-Wright house" Marvin i,a liianile. nt n.!r''"nily Druir .Stoic, formerly C, I). .e.,,iK i-ijiiik i ii! proud lather are as Well as call lie up t (yiiio Flat. Frank IkkIi su orlli was liusy hatll- IllK hlB ilulll.lelrees. e liti'l to CONIC lueasarini.' ri.nr feel In .tin i,...i..p ..-i.ii. cause,, i, ,. ,.. ,rw , . IP" ca to e may ,,e a poor ; hot malted milk, hot lemonade, hot tin; two extra horses hack with him ; ;- ' ,L , n, ,h; i 1 ' .' -e witn whipped homo iiii'l. repair the Kansas Ci;y Star: The heireiis to 'lhe Gates' millions, is man-yino- a cartoonist, tie may h, Slate School Fuoaa i.nw nvallulila for loanlnc uuon Union rnnni. farms. Interest 6. Call upon or write 11. K. uixou, Foley Bulldlnie. La Grande, Orcfcon. 10-30-tf 'I'acoma Ledger: Kolno rcsentmenl ia shown over the killing or two Americans ! Mexican bandit It lu natural Unit Ameronnn should prefer Peine- killed hy purely American ban dits, or which we have a nufTlcicncv. l OL'U HOT LUNCHES. Any hour of thn ilnv u-n ..-... i 1 1 .' ... - , ., 1 --"-j . ncivo you a noi cmcKcn tuinule, n rtir Ink- i V.., .V till.- two extra xhoni... back with him i"' a,u"u ' to haul tin a suc- 0 WOLF I,VCKS IN 'ONTARIO "i kenabeck; ait:,', an. i2u,-;m'oif' iacks are rncWasinitf in- namHer in the central pail pf the district o TeniSskaminfc-. They are of the jrrey timber wolf variety, and are pryinir f ail the red deer which make the dis ' Irict their habitat. Hands of a half doiicn to.lftuon have IjeWi seeif' in closo proximity to settled iirsns, llin ' inir camps irf the Montreal river dis trict, about half way between Colial and Elk Lnko, report numerous packs on the forage and drivinu; other wild animals to cover. I I wvih.'iju lit.1 n WALLOWA FIVUao TO 111 , , , BLUB -f Continued Lrom r,tfc x)ne.) La Wallowa 13, end of first half, Grande 10, Wallowa 2. Lineups: La Grande, Ihimmclt 10. Lynch 12,' Captain Mutcalf (i. Smith1' 2, Hlokland. Wallowa: l'laiss 2,Hie Johnson 2, Hcndolson . 7, Shelton, 1 i'Ih!i aloin,' I'alherin Green. Spares, La Grande. I'rice.iil Is Im IIim-iI. I.nowy voker all',1 I'llnkj Wallowa, iMltclloll, ' Is lhe hum.; i.r certain trmils, Johnson and Haird, jthe slide iln'wii in 'I'liotiHison. Kctcree, rnarlcs llnvnold'; biK lof, The rrlends anil Sehoolinat :ivu Viinnrder arc nleaseil to si- sinllliitf lace a school hkiiIii. In-lns well Irom a Iouk siee,. f t,L. "near" flu. Pb "ay is sllll at work over nl I tin- Cn-ek. nnith '.-inordi-r Is iiL-ain Irao- liillk- for coyotes. They are quite plentltiil, he reports. Kd. Gillespie is culliim wood with his dina- n.-iw wllh Jos. Foster, on lhe Kd .Miles 'ranch. I'l-drlc Gale, all auu-h'r of repule on Ciilliirlne Ci k, has dune Ids plnw-j ini; on his fruit ranch near I'ninn, tliei biff 'In weeks, lie Is now euttlnirl wood wllh n di-aif saw fur his Tat her-j In-law. I.. . Im.-rain of I'nioa. ! Ida ll. Hunter n porls a eoini-idelli-i' ' Miss l in mflii. Hi.- inn,. ,hiiiKh,.r r Ih. pi iimiI pan-ins. Mr. an,l Mrs. Claude Wood of Lnimi. wns :i iitoutlis old on lhe :'.-i-, or ih,. inoiilh ami lhe year 'I'lie nnnmillei-nu-nl of the inari-ia,,'.' of Miss Vera. Ilelvey, Willi Harney l.es ler of l.ii (Irainle' was read in The OliHervi r hy her friends on lhe Cre.-U. w liu wishes I lieui a life of hliss and happiness I liroiiKliout their lonir inat riiiintiial journey. Mrs. Ir.-lie M. Croupe is contem-pliilili',- laMiii: aparliui'iilH wllh her liiollnr and sister-in-law, Mr . a,,,! Mrs. I ilar Croupe, i.r La Grande. Ily Idler (isw.ild Volsw inkier, hee n or Isiand City, one of ih,. ,-haiii- I'lim flsheriiitin of f'ntheriiie Ci k. -Hliites I lial his friends can rest as sured Hint he is cnjoylnir the hesl or hcallli. While he Is preparlnir for a Illl-Ke output of honey H. s also preparinit fur a anod loin- fishln- I he creek next season. It ii lend lo I. -II which is the hest fisli- erni.in on this creek. I,..wi;en .Mr. Vnlswinkler. l-'ranU Harris. vf La I! run le. Lou .Mitchell and ivdrle tiule of Lulu n. .'r sei. n.-e and l.-rhnical-Ity. II Is lu ll, veil I hoi l-'rauls Harris, ean't be heal. I:, it wiu-n It cuiues slie.-r luck iiiul hard work, and know I. due ,,r -lhe mil lire of tin-1 i k. Oswald. ry ruck, w hlcii frolii ! ills- of I Salvation Army cooked food sale her i Saturday, January zv, 10 a. m. at hkagg s Mure. l-2C-2t Washiiiiiiu I'o.sl: A l-'rench 'loc ir s.ns a woman lias more control of riclf than a loan. Also, Mho lias mole, coillrol of -i mail. ATTKXTION UANCEHS The I'alace will be open after the dance .Saturday iiijrlit to serve you with sandwiches, salads, tamales. chili, hot anil cold drinkls, l-2G-2t I'eoiia Transcripl: Maine was the first slate in the union lo prohihit booze, and now it is the tir.il st-ate to prohihit Ice water in public place". A-; vpc-i Malnf. so p;ocu the nation. cream. A ham or cheese sandwich all at reasonable prices at Silver-thom-Wrifht Family Drug Store, formerly 1'utman's drui? store. 1-27-tf necessary. Only men with fair in telligence and good character can be considered This company sells life health and accident insurance Ad dress 40-i;i Northwestern Bank Building, Portland, Oregon l-22-6t Who White 1'lno I!ox ami Lumber company near Iji tlrande, suffered' loss amnuiitiiie; to sa.ooo when lhe hiidi winds of last Thursday tore the, roof off the factory building;. ! i The' Largest Chain Department. Store Organization in the World ' mm m MM ram HIGH CLASS HOT WATER BOTTLES 95c for a high class.. 2-quart hot water bottle, or fountain svrini?e. generally sold for $1.00. The very liest of value- Let ua show vou. these at Silverthorn-Wright Family Notice to Public" liffcclivo .laiinai'j "Sill, IU2X, 12.01 A. .11. I, l:VI.ti xjytK OF Tlt.!.s PKOM 1,A fiH.WIH-111-; AS l-'OLI.OWS: train No. 17 (West Hound).... " -"I (Local West) " ill (West Hound) .... .1 (Mail West) 4 (Kast Hound) .... 'li ( Kxprcss Kasl) (Local Kasl) .... (Last (louno1) .. 8:.r,tl A .. 8:40 I', .. !l:5! 1' .. !i:50 J'. M. .. .3:25-A. -M. . 7:17 A. M. ..io:iri A. M. .. s:o.-, I. M. el. Passengers Al. J'asscnk'ers M. 1 'assenirers AT. No passengers AL l'aasenBers M. No passengers I'assenff' .'r. Passeua-era .; 4 (,Loa i.s 11 Arrives .ionli'ii iiit.wtir -, - S:ii A. 1 5.2!, r. institution gam 371 DEPARTMENT STOgq Comparative Price Do Not Assure Values 3,732 handkerchiefs were recently advertised by the Edw. Malley Co., of New Haven, Conn., to icil at 6 cents. I was not stated in the adver tisement that the former selling price had teen 29 cents. In explanation of this the Malley Co. stated that "as intelligent merchants, appealing to an intelligent public, we wish our advertise moi.t& to have the power of convincing our pat rols of our values, without fortifying them with even the truth when the truth has the outward . semblance of falsehood." Comparative prices are rarely an evidence of comparative values. Honest advertising is the best policy. We stick to the truth. ,. . . The Largest Chain Department . Store Organization in the World ELKGANT STATIONERY Drug store,' formerly Putmap's drugi store. 1-27-tf ' r i AVe are still selling first class cor- USED CARS ' rciipondercc stationery in boxes or 1918 F'md tourinc, Sood condition, j by the pound at very low prices $105.00. I. ",5c for White Wvkoff's (JOc station- 1917 Chevrolet, runs fine, $140.00. 1919 Chervolet, a bargain, $200.00. iv rj 4-passenffer 1'ianklin. On terms that are easily met. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. i-25-tr cry and many other factory lines that arc always big sellers at much, big'her price3 than we sell these same brands for, at Silverthorn-Wriirht Family Dtuc; Store, formerly Put man's drus ptoro. 1-27-tf La Grande 1' The Urgent Desire to ' lOOOOOOOOOOOOOt.CiiCCiC'C OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO ' 2 !.. CI-. :.- 1. r . I, . . '. . . , -: . ... 8';: s : o o a o o o o o o o llanee nl In inilis mi the North Lork. jun.l soiin- eieiii ii,i,.M nn ih,. s,,uih llrani h. Mr. dale and Mr. Mitchell nr.- l ih .iel.-nliiic and wurUers after ll'lns. DANCE Don't fail to hear Olson's 7-niecc orchestra at Zubev hall-, Saturdavji thfmusic. ' c:v0"i.2o-i! MATTRESS SHOP am U'A I ' L.L .V.-I1 L Al If Mnllrpcona nf t: kln.la .Inanail i.r i THE PALACE and rebuilt Feather nencAat'.ng. ! iWe have : added to out menu and ' Rag Rcg, an(, rlut( Kugg tor , can now offer the-publm- a first jai, ........ v. . .. , i c'a,fs .'te1;. :.''" .'ha will please,; Cnr)e! .d Bn8 Cleaning ! ""r I xl2. Hl.r.ll lull mi , i Cbae. Edwards, Prop. i . . . . . li t-nnnn .i.f-xv m irrencn pastry, enoeolate eclairs, etc. it ' ! l-2-2t -"" vou. Our menu consists of chicken tamales, chili, all kinds ofli sandwiches, salads, pieM, cream puffs,!' Say Those Thing nearest the heart is too often stifled by an inability to express them. Greeting Cards for Every Occasions is a Solution for a World-Old Problem. BIRTHDAY CARDS for different members of the familv CONOR AT UL ATI ON CARDS ' f or every occasion. FRIENDSHIP CARDS THANK, YOU CARDS GIFT ENCLOSURE CARDS SYMPATHY CARDS BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS PARTY INVITATIONS ETC. ' Newlin Book & Stationery Co. O , r O i o i Copy fi Ibis ruin in it must be in by 10:00 a. in. 0- Scuttle Tunes.' A spni'limr writer, o -ipeakinif of liuxcrs, savs "Ihrcc g'Slranur Um-f. will be iu 'the run,'." a , "Siianiti" is .he vciy Ica.-t thai o ci-ulil h,. auoitt must bu.xcrs' faces. o o l'll) Vol u i2; l.LtilON HI TS? g II' nut. see (His W. Palmer, Ailju o tnnt al the La (.'ramie I'lintin.- ( ein g puny. j ..;., o ' o Kern sal,- ('1,,-inx Flower Slur,- liiirmnine; next Wednesday. Watch o -Metuiay's paper. 1-27-lt Extra Fine l-i i -Here ililprovi the I'lty l.tlllll.s. i':in. hlKllwa'. lor huiise In I 1 1 ai l . '.;: out on.- lil I; .in, Wl.l ..ins, , r I II. lOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOIC,000000000000000000000000000000000 In Used "Ford Cars , 20 Used Fords Completely Overhauled and in A-l Condition. Tliese cars must be sold by February 15th. The-prices have 'bcen greatly reduced and liberal' terms are offered. See These Cars I'eforc You Buy Roescfi Company S-li.E-R.R-YS TODAY ONLY oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo CORINNE GRIFFITH 111 Hie Single Track" A spectacular pliotodrama of life in the open with just a touch of the society element in a sen sational entertainment in which the star as Sa lome does the dance of the seven veils. U is pulsating with the human interest element. Comedy " "IIi;i.I.O.in)GE" A fh in;: ;il t'Tllls. it mill )u m Friday and Saturday Is Our Candy Specia Day Our Regular Best Chocolates, Caramels and r Nougats, at 38c per pound, one-l'ourth pound 10c Get a Quarter Pound of the Now Xut Butter Ball for 10c Each Piece Wrapped. . '; Sec Out' Window Newlin Drug Co. acre In.. I. iii,,,., , t. a hare., in ,i , . n, ,, olle-hali mile- fruiii -jtj .mi . hlu-hwu.v. L. zzzjj. y 1 :':;!; , ::::: . fivi-'IM-le IS Of Hie line prop, iltc Uuoil. I rai l in M I'l -Sl illlii' . Ill the , A t. n ci ie i,,-t in ., , I Mni'li'l. in. III. I" St lit I;-ml ;,u.( I, uH. Illlllll I'll l.le. t 111. '.I. I ll 1,..!,,, H. I" .i III it ull , iiriiisl,. , upl. le. l ,,. -mm I. I II. WhereThe Thrifty Throng H stnn I Hooverlzed Groceries WHIRS INK THRIFTY THRO MO YOUR SALVATION TMIHKI HOOVERIZED GROCERY Pyramid Land Co, X
