La Grande evening observer., January 30, 1923, Image 3

Tuesday, January 30.' 1023.
THE LA '"GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
HI DID
r.niiervixor. "Tlin puhllc cannot lit' males. Tho wonion nt In doflant Bt
jliMide lu pay lor somethlnB It cannot tltuile, nnil just la-foro tho rurtMn
see. I'll have a law pa.'.sed n'.ak'luir went 4ip, olio woman rcmovt'il licr littl.
.women remove their hats in t lleatres." .Thirc wnfl n Kdsp of imtoillslinii'lll tft '
M.il the llu'ater-i'.oela mid the ire.m tl-.e theatre, all. I ill ll few wrollilH
WE'RE OFF! ALMOST
. leiieuieii i ir. I :iill.in '.t, tiayllur I hat wo- oilier Winn- II lonowetl huh.
i nii'U ' 1 1 -ii I always worn lii. lr bals lu , ' ' . ,
ll lb. -air.-, and always would. When the! "Vlll wli.s (ho nlltrt of a cllsttm tliut
filHWi!
IE IT
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in k
l"NIO, J,,,,. :tu. -Inion un.l linh
Iit liiirh m!iuol:i rn. I (or th.lr sci-on.l
Bt.iiM- uii mi? iuiul il.r huit IViilM y
i"i;;m pi:i in si-runil fi;im
u V.ay III., nrat linlr. lin !,:,-, took
a ninirt niul r.ll, , ,, ,.t.Vl. ,,ulnt.s .
"' i . mon! it's vvi'.-o nili to ron
ni'ft wilh tin? hoop; thin tin. locul
uniiiici rallii-il una iiuuic thlmrs In
terestlnj,- for Mm vlHltnrs iliirinit tin
rinminui r or tin- half, nnil lit 111.
sounu or thi- whlsll.. tin- lioar.l s.'iov.vU
llnuirr 7, I nlon is. Ihp flr.st trim
went In tor tin- m-roml htiir, nnil tln-n
H waa a w;:lk-uvuy. Tv,-o inori- fli-lil
hanki-tH with tin. mini of linhli-r's khIiw
iinrinc tins imif, wlill,. t'ninn's scorp
went ui by ..a;in nn.l IioumK Tlii
tally ut til,, end of tln half una IinU
ler 11, Inion J3. Jmbli-r was haiull
cappid by liavlim- only onf .sul ami
huil to ki'i.p chaiiKiiiK off to n-st part
oi ni r nun. linnw l.i wln rounti-il
noMi-s at olio ulutic of the Katn. and
found, much to lln ainus.'im nt of tin-
opi'ciatora tmil the visltotn had nix
lin-n on thi- floor; but this iv:ia pure
ly an acciilint as tin- proper report
was nmdo to the n-ri-n-u as the new
man went in. .Morgan use. I several
of the aeroni teaiii nun also durinur
the last half. huhler's lineup was:
Martin. KiOv.n. I. eil belter, Keefer.
Sallire anil Turker. Some of the
tfra.le hoys pinyed a pri'liiuinary be
fore the hltfh sehool f;-ain;..
Mr. -MeQallll, who lives on P.nil
roail slreetllias been confined to lil
room for tho past week with the flu,
hut he ia ri porleil nM some better at
this time.
Woman's I'lith Mi'ds.
Tin. January meetintr of tlii' Wom
an's elub was held In Ihe hili se.hool
lussiMiibly as this was lilorf- of a pub
lic meeting than the reiruiar sessions
of the society. Mrs. K. 10. Miller had
charge of the meeting and arranged
a program which waa furoisheil al
most entirely by the teachws of the
local ptlblic schools. Interesting tulkfi
were given by Messrs. Ilov t'onklln.
Hulph .Monnin. John JIuKh and W. ,vou, aoim ,,av
Mrs. Kiltici- pa vi' readings: Miss Ila
7M Adams ronuVrvd a piano solo, Mrs,
Hay lium-an rnt'Ttnincd th audii-nf
villi onf of lur ousiomury ramblinK
talkH, ami Mrs. l-MiUi I'liy sanjr a solo.
Af'tor the propr-inn. a ailver ofTi-riiiR-wuh
tak.-n i'or tin1 scholarship loan
fund and a tittle ovi-r 1 r w;ia con
tributed. Iio ami corri-i- wort served
by it COlllliulleo just alter the exercises.
IX - AMPA I . '" WHOA
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(II.V Tlie A::Noeiati'd lr.
l-'UAN MSi'u. .Intl. nil. JuhI a
Waiter of u eeiilury ilfr0t lt. .,,,, p,.
Jfii:in:i. a Mi,crvicir of Sum'
I-rall--i:H'tl. stormed Hie box ufliee of
Ihe old K iidwin Theatre befe. destroy-')
d by rue in i.v,;,, ,ui tjt.m:i.loj bl.i'
im.ii. y liurJi beeiiuse tite "Uidy (.Juins-i
"fin worn ny tiie women in
(!: tiiidk-nce j)ri eiiiod hint rrom e-ins-
i!t.- l;it,. Kicji.mi M .nfOld in "A
l;'.r;sian Itoiuanci," .
tuimiriiv dowu
:;nd aller the or
prohildf intr wonn'i
"ill Hlt)Uc ll.-K'.Jl,'
mil t the
u . storm oi! proteH:,
I1:iait-e wiiti pa.i.'i.Ml
i f.vin v.e:irbi hat'
it was uiKtnlinuti.'ily i
"I
omen noiild
'(nii;iltil't ion."
or sut-
I lr. Kollamd refus.-d o be pneified
jb.v Altr. d llouvier, tlun manuKer ..or
jUw lliJiluin. iiinl Knlph .rfjieuii.,then
jv.ilh t;ie lialdwin and lolumbta the
j:ii:v.H j. nd now inuuaKer of tiie t'olum-
,'!:'. iheal.-e 'here. ' ' '
'Il's an onti.- re. -Vturm.'d the irte
(;L1 VlKI.U Kn:OTF.I. ;V
(Ity The AHHOolnted 1'rcMfl)
IuivvNiKVIT.I.K. Cab'. Jan. 30. A
rm:ili ueKineitt of K""l benc:illi air
old hliiokfcinitit shop hero iu soon to
I yield up Its treasure or Boiu-uearuif,
prravel, widen, according to lorut tm
ilielon. wan overlooltod whr-n tho , fines
:m l ravines of the townsltn woro strlti-'
huw of bats.' Kn!ph I'ln- i ..r u..;.t ir tihn vviith. i- thi'-
in cuiiimeiittnir on tiie ur.rt er- I llllUl ;,,fr H . v,.(l tho -rouhd fronv Dr!rrr ,
ecutnry oiiMom. -.Milliners oonf.'dent-j mlm,(i or tlm .wntvr proved loo Kret
y pn dieted tlu.t tin-, law would I a till l icully. Is not tnovn. The plur
i.iude n jnke. insofar as obedience vusj(lU fl. 4.stnu-t!nK tlio f?rnv.el throuffa
cimoenteib ja fl-root Miiiift. The only other irrounil
"Tip; theiitre ,vns packed and (Ik i uiimliied ,1 tho silo of certain oounty
tall ostrieh plun'i'-s vued like n for- j ImilMiaiis. t!io value beneath .which
e.st of H'ees in t he iiudteiu-e, shutting j lum 1
iUlt lie .t:ifA frein the v!eV bf Illt'lVMH.fl. '
"At the initial first nlrrbt perform-
jiuee at the old linhlwiiL after Ur. ;
UottuiK-.i's ordinance bornrko a law.
t he audienee (orlited U rotfutiir Titith-
I
h:iv
bronylit out the buds
p;irli;U!y destroyed
and mibt
the crops.
Sitiirdiiy rvenliiK the hijrh fresli
niiin'oIasM filo.e a march on tiie tiireo
other classes mid proceeded to initiate
the newly hatched freshie class who
bad just entered hitfh schonk 1'nder
tho guidance of several of the facul
ty members they put the candidates
through many cumienl Ktunts and then
evened thinM up by .inviiitf them n
very dilicioiiM teed.
I''orris Gates rode tho M. W. A. pout
Inst Wednesday ovenintf and fivt more
ifamos were voted "upon, so tho boys'
uro preparing to enjoy themselves in .
real stylo at tho next meeting.
Members of the sixth grade in the
Houth school enjoyed one of their in
torostlnfc prorrraiiiM lust I'Viday after
noon. Several parents and other vis
itors woro present.
Mrs. K. W Matlo:; and Misn l.ola
Soolt woro both reported as very ill
with pcnuiuoniu this week, but at last
report Mrs. Multux wuh improving.
Tho Scott K'irl i: still hi u serious cun
GKETFLU
-.GRANGE MEETS
Owin'to tho continuod mild wecth
or durim; I leoeiuber and this month
there has be?n no ice thick enough lo
put up and thi' local po-oplo who need
loo are having 'it shipped in from
North I'owdor. Kovi-imI
already been delivered.
Kobert Vithycombi's little daURli
tor, who had tho pneumonia, is much
improved and w ill soon bo entirely
out of danger.
Charles Jenkins, a local boy who
was on parole from, tie' rerorin school,
l'inully capped Ihe climax of a
of potty thefts by fho passing of a
number of bad checks at various bus
iness places in the town and then
skipM:d out to some unknown place.
I nion and vicinity lias had several
cases of flu and pneumonia lately but
at thiswriting most of the patients
are improving.
('live Wilson came over from Imli
Jer Kriday to w itness the basket bud
game.
Haturdr.y's snow and wind causer!
such a bliz:aird near kone I'inu, wesi
of Jlot l,ake. that IVLap had to:
nbandon bis return trip to i nion. lie:
)iad started for I nion just Ik fori- noon
and on reaching this pari of the road
could not nee the road for the snow
and dust, so turned round pad went '
bark to l.u Grande. lie was able to;
maku his afternoon trips on schedule'
time.
W. V. f'onnor made a business tripj
to l.iL Grande S;iturdr;y, r-turning to
I'nion the same evening.
The men's chorus, under tin- dir. c-1
tlon of Will liaxier. Is holding regu-.
lar rehearsals and will bo ready for'
public appearance at most any public
meetings In the future.
Train Still Off.
Tho C. li. of O train is still un
abb' to mnke its trips to t.'ove owing
to tho damage done by tho high wa'
or between Vnion f nd Cove.
The change from spring to winter
wont her was weltcmrd by tho fruit
men. "as tho continued warm days
A large crowd attended tho meet
ing of Cwieket J-'lal Grange on Fri
day evening. The Irlorary program
was tpen .unvoting 'and a lurge num
ber of visitors were present. I'rof.
Cyrus spoke on llio woi'k of the jinrl
cullinul department of the. KIgin high
school, and W. Ik J -kder, state mi p
ufy. and Mornabl I'. Hug, focal he
Hirer, spok" on . ihe, work of th '
Granue.
Vocal solos, readings, p.'rlt ;tt ioi'.'i
and accordion solos made an interest
ing program, after which an it;
pronipttt debute on "Uosolvod, Ttiat
tho liroom Is More ti.ful Than
the I'itehfork" brought forth coniid
erablo amus'iiunt. William Milhr
and Ch-M-b-s Witty won- b-aders.
!tef roshmenta, were a j'ved after
ries which :i bi:;'irv. ;-1 ni'-'-tiir was held.
l-'ive n w members w -r" re(-. l.-d. '.n
thor llindm;n. . Karl Cliandb r and
Mmil Mil lor were aimolnti-d on a spe
cial logiskilivo enmi!:itti--e and lb-x
i oil let and William Miller w ere op
painted to see about getting electric
-as lights for tiie school house.
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Silk Hosiery Reduced
Our better grades in Triple A full-fashioned
and Berencison an-KIi-Fit Silk Hos
iery are now REDUCED. .
One lot, formerly '$2.75, nov.................:$2.25
One lot, formerly $2.50, now $2.25
AH Woof Hose Reduced
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If war itself doesn't make a pfJ
p more vigorous, the job of payiny
for it will.
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CLUE CIGAR STORK
Main 7G8
A Car Ahvajs Ready
For You
because it lias more than
the ordinary . leavening
strength; it raises millions of
bakings every day to a liht
perfectly baked perfection
that cannot be equaled.
because it contains whke-of-eg
the vital element that
gives the houaewives protec
tion against using a baking
powder that has lost its origi
nal leavening strength. It
assures light, tender," tasteful
things every time you bake.
because it is economical
pure, sure and wholesome.
That's .why the of C:tu
mct is over 150 greaier
than lhat of any cilier baU
inU powder.
A pound can of Calumet con
tains I'aH 16 ozmces. Some hak
i.ig powders come in 12 ounce
instead of 16 ounce cans, lie
sure you get a pound when you
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9 As a preventive, melt nno x- o
hnlc night and mcrnina '
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Over 17 Miiliuiijcn Used Yca:!f
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MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING VOItKS '.
MiittruRnus of all klnila clt'iinod
ii.d rsbulll ' Kciihiir r.uaovnl'.nn i
Hii; IIusb slid I luf I Huks lur I
PU1. J
eriPt niifl RtiJ C!i.nnlui ' i
M ft, (tl.lVO Mill Hp !
Chna. Krlwunh, Prup. ' ::' i
Phono 263-W
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Hoiiie- Products
No. 5 Lard I...........:............ :v .........SOc
No. 10 Lard .........?1.5o,
Mt.. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, 'one-half or
whole, per lb ...................25c:
JTt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 25c to 40c ;
Mt. Emily Picnics, per tb ,.:..............15(; '
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, por lb ..... ........19c
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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OliSERVER ADVIiRTISING will bring results
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Denatured
Alcohol
The Best for
RADIATORS
This Cold Weather
Don't Pay Double Prices
SEE US FIRST!
- A FEELING OF SECURITY
You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you arc about
to take is absolutely pure and con
tains uo harmful or habit producing
drus.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and blad
der medicine.
The same standard of purity,
strength and excellence is maintained
in every LoUle of Sv.-n:up-RKjt.
11 ixitiUtficnily i-o:ijwM"nled
from vegetable herbs.
Il is in i a fctitmibnt and is taVeryrj
tca'-;:o":ifr.l !m)-cs.
Il is not rccounutri'Icd for evcry-
ll.'.R. '
It je suture's ;rcat 'icipcrin relier
iry and overcoming kiduvy, liverand
bir.d 1 r tr.-mbb
A sworn r-t.itt ntent of purity 18 with
eveTy bottic of lr. Kiimt r's Swnmp
; Root.
! If you r.rt't a tnedicin, o.i should
lifivelbc hut. On sale at till 'lru
etoten ir. bt-tllti of two si. nnvliiun
UrSe.
However, if vou first to t:
thi r;.t i,ri'.ir;-.tif:n ftr.d t"n cer'.s
to I-r. K-lr;i-v.r .'i: Co., lii-r-'intiitnTi, X.
V.. it a f-i-irde tiot'Jc. V.'b-n v :i:
iiii be sure and mentioa th.ip.ii)Cr.
iperfti
Bread
made hy
La Grande, Oregon
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n The Market Place
WHEREVER goods are bought and sold the woman is
factor. She can bargain and she knows bargains.
As a housekeeper it is her business to buy carefully. . '
An essential part of effective buying and selling is a bank
account. It makes paying easy, gives v. record and insures
ii receipt for every bill paid.
In this bank the business of women is appreciated.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK
La Grande, Oregon
M EMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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