La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTAGE TWO THE L. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, January 31. 1923. in t;i mi ii! !!! in in II; iil ' ii" i; 1 u I! II !! VI. Al - Xikit strong cr le with a lo pout) the SoV stH Tr f J' I!5! .11 fc::t ; .. Gossard Corsets One lot, in two styles for stout and slight fig ures o'"'? - ' Special $1.09 IK: 0 picture of romanca thiui Spanish loves and hates. wwmwii.'i ii.'v.-r"'"' ini.n:....i:;i;!'iint;i: i;"""fwii.i.,,!.ii;1.1.1) f-i it piv'Pl (l' to 'ran,e H0t' resolutions to) lOilK'Uy, i KlMriljiip pri'sented to the county court and1 ' I printed in the paper. ! I The resolutions are ns follows: j Whereas 'the county library was dis--' r-.3::, 'irTnT:ff--r-v,iM)ntiiiued the first of the year and j if-.. J,:jLfcrttfjtij wlrereaH its ctosinjr has proven very! rrvr-.-.'-rT-rr "r"- . r y detriment nl to people in our district: 9! -STRONG HUH HQS SOVIET I nniFimn s luKr I', i Kau-.-. '1 lyiuuin 0f -Green wood 1 'a rent Teachers' met Friday afternoon Stat tendance present. Nwas opened wi:h j". William r rushy xhy:ei iau church. V Hicks played inss Rave an in lu't ive talk con- Ms Way For the best of Drujrs and all of the other things to be found in an ' up-to-date Pharmacy. If you can't conic, rhone Main I. li I I !; L j j For tlie best of Druirs J J and all of the nlhcr ! Hiinrs to ho found in an ! J." up-to-date Pharmacy. ! ' m ii you can lcuiuu, i mine ... .-c p Sweater Values That Suggest Getting One Off-hand you .may not think, of Winter as real sweater weather, hut there are lots of times when a fellow . doesn't want to he bothered with a heavy overcoat. This will be especially true during our changing weather be tween now and summer. Skiing or hiking, for instance,, aitd some men enjoy slipping on a sweater to wear around the' house. Both heavy knit and lightweight sweaters in this lot at just HALF PRICE. 1 One Lot Brassiere a n d , Ban deau to aid the woman who Would .follow ..the dictates of Dam& Fash ion, who appfoves the long, slender f'type this season. We are off crone-quarter off the reg ular price. 't H'rninjt Jtht"; Bible heinjr used iti the 'fjubHcf - schools. Miss Mildred Low e'ttc playt-d' a piano solo and rc isponded to an encore. , , Several important topics were dis 'ciissed, ithn library hi injf the most 'import imt.' " A" tbrmrttttv " wn-'ht)5- pointed., to ..select-., bouks. . to Uis jimiount of ten. dollars to afovd ft temporary belief. ' ' I The discontinuance of the County Library is such a serious handicap to thL. students outside the city that resolution committee was apPoint- ana realizing the hawlship it has worked upon the people over the count v. we. the (".fei'nwnnd Pnivnl J ten.s Teachera' Associal ion wish to jro on ; '.y record as proteMinu ajrninst the clos otnci jn ,,f (K, County l.ibiarv and fav ; i-"vw orinjr it's reopening at the earliest it'l,;,-ml possible date. I nuts ; ' ii-. v. . , , ' (;. C1 A - jrct-tiwether meetinjf Is to he hi U V nday niRiu, I' ebruarv '2, iti the Honan hall by all members and friends of the St. Peter's Kpiscnpal church. lhe purpose of thus meeting is to Extra Fine Three. ni'lv I m p i i.v-.-U I met 'uM out shle lhe I'lly I. hulls, one liliv. I; from Ih.i iMiwtl hlKliwny. Will t-aimiil ; Inul.' for liouse In town. A fle-!iere truet. Improve, 1 nn,l po Inu in ii linrsnin in-iiv, und Koo,l terms, one-h.ilf mile from flty 1,1m. il! inul puvi'.l lilnhwny. , A llve-aere lr,et In May Turk. Tills I in one ir tun lust tmprnviit unit iny. Inc jirop, rites In 111,, viilley. V.xXn tooil. IMik, h 't i .1 k'OiI initro -Mii-tits. hvst (if i.nul tui.i fiuit. moilorn helm. Irrip.tt.-.l i:iirlil -room Tim rutr-il, f fiiK- inoH.-rn )itn-H. vil lo in iiitttl tilly fui-niKhioi, waul ,( coniplrt If yon ;tni fionti thtiu i'liii roh.I I- t us ithow yuu thiso rin homes. Ijfcillk over plans of the church and to lj'M'k out a plan of activities for the j people. It will take the fonrt of a , ho'o.-ter mooting and some RoojI news will be (riven- out. y f t' Kveryone should keep this eyeninff ;6pen it will ho well worth their time. This promises to be the larjr e;itf, booster meeting: the church him over heliU-,..- .r.:;! ? K i The, laillen of th Westminster (.luilri were pleasantly ''en'-ertainod at the home of Mis. A. '?. Hill Monday eveninjr. Following the business muetinjr, the devotional was lead by Mrs- I rtn-rttl- Willi wrtt s "Hl-i?,1,f jJnjrlo wave a very iiUoru&tiiiK talk on the hok "the Guild is studvinjr " ' ' ? ,... ..... I ""K::Jt:mjsmnnS:t: WOOD .I. Ii. Miinlmll tins cnuli-nrlt'il for till hov inul rliilln ivnoil mill lnlH of . Itnwilillil-Micks l.uiuher rimiHili,v nun oriiers for snnin tvlll In, liiUen nl '.'1112 . l'lrM Mieet in- I 'liono Inln III". IMS: CASH atiKuramtiKittwuamnmmtmtMttm i: . i? i Tour. Grocer" that you want the most delicious syrup at the lowest price when you order Karo. It is a great spread on bread for children. And there is nothing better on pancakes, hot bis cuits, and for making gingerbread. There is ft Knro for every palnte and every meal: 1 . Gol Jen Syrup Blue LabetKara 2. Cryytal White t'ttmUa H.nor Red Labtl Karo 3. Square Caniirtrn Label Karo With Pnrt Mjplc Sugar 4- Imitation Maple Ftamr Orange Label Karo JitHmg t?rprrrntatir John-.on-l .rbrr lo. I'uilUnd. Oie. IVoducia KctioingC'c, Pcpt. A, Argo, IllmoU "The I.Pt'enil of A J.v.ynun." A so cial oveninic win iMijuycd during which refreshments wi'le served by tile hostes. Pinna urn lieintf laid for the Ma. sonic hull which is ,t lie iriven under the auspices of the Shrine club ut Kex hull 1 hiiisciiiy evemnif, rob ruury Hth- Til.- dunce m an annual affair of the Indue. w one of the delightful twinl events of the season, . Th members of the Clio eiub en Joved a very pleasant afternoon i.Saturday when they were entertain ed by Mrs. liny t'. Murphy at her home on O avenue. lltmitiful rtpi-ins flowers placed at effective intervals about the rooms formed attractive decorations. Three tables of bridife were play ed, the hijrh score bcinu won by Mrs. Harrison A. Zui brick. Women of Mnosehrart Lesion will meet Thursday afternoon-, at the home of Mrs. I' red Smith in Connor dale for the sm-ial mcci'ing. " Mrs. I'. E. Wyriek and Mis. Walter Ben nett will assist as hostesses. The afternoon will be fnent at needle work. The Missionary Society of the 'I Christian church will meet at the 1 i home of Mrs. Nolan Skiff, 804 Wash- I iniftnn avenue, I' nday altemoon at 1 2:110 o'clock, with .Mrs. Henderson as leader. All members are requeat led to attend. . j Mrs. Enrl Stoildanl will entertain .the Clio Kridire club Saturday after noon at her home in Perry. I Mrs. F. S. Ivitnhoo will entertain the Auction club ut her home Thurs- iday, February 1, at a olio o'clock luncheon. I Mr. and Mis. John Thcison will en Itcrtnin the Kaffrc Klatch Friday eveninjr at their i'onie on 0 avenue. . , , I Rev. anil Mrs. Joseph A. Chester jof linker niotnrcd to La Grande yes terday and spent (he evening with Rev. n.nd Mrs. Ira K. Aldiich. They returned to their homo today and report a very ilnligntful visit. . Mr. Chester is pastor of the Methodist church of lifkcr 4:- The Kiveria Parent Teachers' As sociation met Friday afternoon and enjoyed a program consisting of a song bv the sextette of the Kiveria Junior High, a song by the octette of the Crcemve.no Junior High, and SULPHUR SOOTHES , UGLY,ITCHING SKIN , The Flrai Application Makes- Skin Cool and Comfortable... If ymt are suftorlnpr ffnm eczema or some other tnrluntiir, cmbarassinif skin trouhlt- ynu itiay quickly be rid of it by UhjiiK .Kni!io-Siilphiir,(declares a noted .skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of IrV prm' ilcstrovinir properties, seldom jfail to quickly: snlnlue itching-, ven of fiery cczoina. Tlie first application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Nash aod blotches are hailed -right 'p. lvwlrt Mt'ijtho-Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream and is perfect ly harmless. Von can. obtain, a small jar from any good drueifiiit. k 1 Line iaxi CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Car Always Ready For You mitim ii zmm Fay A liusineNs Hicotin); followed the pioiiiani after whiili refreshments were .served. GO ?sO FARTHER The Kvidence Ih at Your Dour, La Granite proof is what you want and the statement of this highly re spected resident will banish all doubt: Wm. Winn, 2.102 Fir St., La Grande, says: "I consider Doan'a Kidney Pills a reliable remedy and am Kind to recommend them. My '.idneys troubled me for a long time. The least cold I took caused me to suffer with .severe backache and such a soreness over niv kidneys. 1 could hnrdly-do any scoopinB or lift ing, the action of niy kidneys was too frequent. I read of Dean's Kid ney Pills and used some from the Red Cross Diuk Store. Doan's help ed me by relieving the aches and nooooooooooooooooooooooooiv Service o Enclosed Cars CALL g MAIN' 44 ! oooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 7 : .i VI. There's a touch of refinement with EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. H:6cS.: Electric 'Wiring,; Repairing, Appliances,' . ;'. Supplies and Service .. 105 Depot St -l Phone 393-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO an intcrcalintr tiilk liy Mrs. Oitliii. Aberd Is Becoming Known Better and Better As The Best Domestic Coal urnnn nc (a pains and suonirtheniiiK my back and Kiuneya. t Price tiOe at all dealers. Don t simply ask for a kidney remedy-Ret lloan's Kidney Pills the saiu'o that Mr. AVinn had. Foster-Milbuni Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Benjamin Trimble, Benton county pioneer, Indian war veteran and a resident of Corvnllis since 1848, died January 21 in Corvnllis and was bur ied at Alsea. I'ubllr oiiinlon Is Just ft private opin ion that makes noise enouicli to at truct converts. Small Tracts Wanted I have con.Hiderablfl Inquiry for small Unproved acreage, In and ad joining the city, Also for 10, 2040 and Ml acre farm. Those having: this Kind of property who dfsiro to bH, If they will price their property right, I c:in assure you that I can Bet results. My listings for this clans of proper ty is the lowest I have had for two years. I would like to have immedi ato listings; as I am sure I can slve you service. Six-room home, modern, garage, ce-; ment sidewalk. Just off hard-snrfac-1 cd fit ret. Price $2,000.00, Terms, I 9300.00 down and $30. ou per month. One-acre tract with good four-room' house, full basement, chicken housty pumping plant, work shop. This place is just outside of city limits. I'rice, $1500.00. Terms, $400.00 cash iind balance at $25.00 per month. Will consider small automobile as part first payment. Geo. H. Currey a!I Estat binrance LA GRANDE i T i Permanent I -m.aiiuiaoi.ui. cio il ' Sewer Water Irrigation ' Culvert j Pruliiage i -.. WELL CURBING ! Phone, JIaili 120, , , l" Every Day In Every Phone Main 17 Why sliouliln t li nation protect In dustry? Industry protects the nation,' " Any people can Biivern llself nflcr It lenrns to reconcile itneir lo rov-ernulent. "Comfortable as an old shoe' A hoTioly expression that exactly inscribes tho sensation of a woman who has been fitted to i JO . FilONT LACE CORSET . "La Camllle" Corsets embody tho latest and most Important Improvements In front lace corseting. Complete assortment of the dif ferent models and sizes alwayB on hand. rrfcert $3.50 ana Up. Mrs. Eobt. Pattison Corsetlcre rhone 322-W lies. 1702 Oak as th Pyramids ,ii7r t.u. Ulilldlng , . . Foundation BilO; . .,n Ulilmncy 'ft Blocks -SEPTIC TANKS Factory Island City Way Coal 4 s s:' r-x -! e iss m as . Red Cross Drug Store Pyramid Land Co.