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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1923)
j r S ; v ' ' PAGE EIGHT " "' tiie'laIgrande evening OBSERVER Thursday, February 1, 1923. j inn : n in L t-N .UU .U li.ll III 1 ": and that GOES, B'Gosh! guarantee "All merchants selling Oshkosh B'Gosh Over alls are authorized to replace without cost any garment that docs , not give absolute satis faction regardless of the time worn." OMK0SHOvERimC0.,0iWl,ff'ii. t 1 OVERAIJlift Westenhaver & Gilbert j L.' :: '. Find It Here eral agency connection in Eastern! J Oregon. - Previous experience not. i; necessary. Only men with fair in- ; telliyence ami good character can be 1 1 considered. Thin company sells life,' .health and accident insurance. Ad-j I dress 409-13 Northwestern Bank 1 1 Building, Portland Oregon. l-29-6tJ l You may tip your soup plate, the Mark u Centurv Score ! CoPy fr thiS column must be ?STLy S'trrsiT Tl; 'Acrainst the Ramblers: Tnilllov fWcnfo Aliiol dW.l to 22. in by 10:00 a. m. i : way. Cl.TiiK 1U0, Killllhl.TH 10. IlltWiT 4K, Alk-ul 22. With tin- (.'lurkH und Imljlcr bull. wlntiiiiK luMt ulKt't'tf I .it dirndl Amu itur lliioketljull K-uk tic's gumcM, the HUlIlilillUH (if t hti tnn in fi ill ntn r inii 1 I r iHliirwil to some, fxttjnt. Thu I'lurka now I cud with twu won and non lost, thu .M. J. A. iiri- HieoiHl with onu won jaiKl none oHt, InihUr In In third inhtcu with one won and oim lost, und j Altccl, I' n Ion and thu UamblerH urc ;tii'd lor CMtlhir lionora with one defeat U:UCh. "100 III 10" ' Kooku liko the price of u duncn tkk- t. of dollar und tin centH war lax. und It wuh in a way a wort of u dunce WATCH THAT COUGH ' Now in the season of the year when coutrhs and pneumonia trou- tlckct, at leuMt It njjre8ntH the wayhles are most threatening- We have Cars that are run in-o are always "a way over on my side of the street." It seems to be a dangerous place. HOME COOKED KOOl) SALE The ladies of Aion Knjfli3h Luth eran church will conduct a home cooked food sale at Lilly's Hardware Store Saturday, February ttrd, be ginning at 10 o'clock. Bread, rolls, cookies, cakes, pies, beans, salads candy, etc. All home made. 2-l-2t Ilfiir JACK SI Till ICl,AMS SAX- AI'HONK BAM) at Hie Arrudt! Thea ter Siinriuy. S-i-'M :the I'lerkH danced to a hcoh' that all kinds of couh preparations of 'reaelied tin century mark while their the very best manufactured at 25c, oionmH, the Jtupihlers, marked upi-Wc or $1.UU a bottle. Why not buy We Have the Following: Used Cars For Sale 1920 ChevroltlTdtunng'i 1923 -Licetise;..:i.:;.$20() 192rFoi'd Sedan, wiiV wheels:; .li.;, 475 podge Roadster, good sliape.'.! 350 Oakland Touring- good Jmy.for.M,44j.- 400 When Iicttcr Automobiles ajc JJuilt - T..'1, lv:il T..:'l,l rn 1 lUlllIV 111 XJUIIU ten pulnlH. 'J'IiIh 1b thu larxent bas- kcthull ar-ore in the past few years, only one hlh senre having been made in EuKtern Or K"n accordlnR to avail able record. That wan when Im (Irand'!r Grande ut North I'owder watch them auo-nd past Ihc KiO mark, reaching a tolul of Ju-1. j Tin.' Clerks were Kointf In Kreat form last nlKbt and the JtiunbierH, a BlronK team Iheuiaelves, wert! completely out played In each and every department of the Kume. l-'roiu present indicntion.i the Clerks could, with a llttlo practice be caable of tflviriff any five on the I'acllitt coast a hard battle. , IH ToJiils In ;i .Minnies. . , I The Kaino slatted off with a rush i; nd I In 'liri promptly bepan n.e h terintf In au automatic, uure way 1 1. 'it round the won- :i to at the end of the find. itmrtT. At the end of the half the tally board said -17 to 9. In the third nuarter the Clerks sloped up somewhat, but at the same timo kept their opponent h score tetiti, thu scorn reuchlnt; 69 at this point of the lame. i lu l He lant quarter, the ('lerHH opened up with their heavy artillery land hit it pace that wan faster than anything tliuL ha.s been seen In this 'aoetlon In yi ar.. In ten minutes' time , they scored 4 1 points, 1 H of these coming In the last three minutes of play! That's an averagti of 4 polntb j)': r minute or a basket cacn SO sec-l onuH. "'Pools'' tiarril y was high' point man for the Clerks with 19 field bas kela and two foulH converted, und ,iirnoii was next with 15 field baskets. Keeney scored eijfht of the Hamblers' 1U pointH. linhlcr Ileal s Alicel. The Imbl'T t'iiui. wlio won from Alicel In the first K"llie uf the eV.--HiPK'ti doiihl-'-heatb r, proved too bottle at Silver! horn-Wright's Family Drug Store, formerly Put man's dru(r store. l-31-2t It takes three generations to make a jfentleman, and only one bad gues3 in thu stock market 'to make a hobo. Feast of the Seasons, First Meth-1 odint church, Friday. Cafeteria sup per at 5:.J0 und on. tiood things to cat, reasonably priced. 2-1-lt Fino stationery in bulk or boxes, pretty tints and plain white. Thei new assortment of paper in pound packages at 35c, 50c, tlOe and 75c , Please call and see them at Silver- ; thorn-Wright's Family Drug S-ore, j formerly Putman's drug store. i l-31-2t! At the first symptom of a couKh or cold, breathe Hyomei. The best people always have it in the house and end a cold before it gets deep seated. Sold by all druggists. 2-1-lt If hootch costs $12 a quart, and the car has eight cylinders, what will tlie speedometer read at a dan gerous curve? i Don't overlook our Friday and Saturday candy 'special, 38e a pound or 10c -for one-fourth pound, for regular 00c to 80c chocolates. Car amels, noueats, whinned creams. dusty rolls and chocolate peanut 1 clusters.' Newlin Drug Co. 1-31-3: Nice light hot lunches at any hour of the dav. homemade mince! apple and cherry Pies, cheese and ham sandwiches, hot chocolate or hot cof fee with whipped cream. Our prices art most reasonable at Silverth'orn Wright's soda fountain. l-31-2t Hear JACK M Tin;itI.AMS 8AX A!IIOM; ISAM) nt the Arcade Thea ter Sunday. 2-1-31 THE FIVEST CANDIES You can depend upon, our candies being fresh and of the best made. We carry a fine assortment of choc olates in 'bulk as well us in boxes at Silverthoni-Wright's Family Drug Store, formerly Putman's drug a ore. l-31-2t PARISH MEETING There will be held at Honan hall in La Grande, on Friday evening at 8 o'clock p. m., a meeting of the members and others interested in St. (Peter's church of La Grande. -Mat ters of church interest are to be discussed. All members of the Par ish arc especially asked to attend. Others who nre interested are also invited to be present. J. D. SLATER, Sr. Warden. 2-l-2t DR. H. E. SCHOEN Osteopathic Physician and Surgon Successor to Dr- G. W. Zimmerman Office Phone Main 63. Res. 153-M Palmer Roesch BIdg., La Granda The grief nt parting is explained by Ihe fact ihat the Americnn army of occupation was the chief occupa tion of the residents. , The Largest Chain Department , Store Organization in the world Men's Suits fn New Spring Patterns! 1 J. C. Penney Co. clothing is the kind that men Want for the reason that while the style is all that they re quire, the service .or wearing ability of it fulfills every expectation. Just. Received! Stylish Serviceable All-Wool Hemstitching nnd picot otlRe by Mrs. E. C Tuckey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. . 1-27-tf State School Funds now available for loaning upon Union County farms. Interest 6. Call upon or write H. E. Dixon, Foley BulldinB. La Grand", Oregon. 10-30-tf Correct this sentence: "Mother insist thut you rest,' said the flap per, "while l-,wash the dishes." Why have unbreakable wind shields? It i hard enough to dive through, ono of the things now. An old-timer can remember when ! slate was something to figure prob I ! lems on and ncc for a fuel. Hear .MCly Kt'l'HKUI.AMl'N SAX-: AI'HOXl: HAM) nl the- An ndi',Tli a Ifi' Sunday. 2-1 -III Legal Reserve Old I. in,. Life Insur anre Company dosives to make g'-n- l'' Sunday. VYV know n man who rlnisli,'l in-v- ntt'i-n it'SSOIlK of II llH'iiinrv-t rainlriL- inurn nir in. ir opinim-iim nnu i inn i ,).,,., , fomul to milk.! Uln last anil oi uif nrsi nan an i ui v. in piiymclit. inn la-si nan inn nvu mains spiirinii and wlilln Alir.'i was scurliiK l:t, Itnl li r lliarlii'd np ;10 inure. Aniin;ss. Willi l!t!, and W'aki'fli'ld Willi L'l wi'i'c hifrh puinl im:n tor Imlikr. and Itinkni.ui Inail Ihv Allrnl tlit'ii li JO points. Nfxt !ni-sciay 1'ninn plays Allri-I and the llainl.l.'i'K ni.-.-t Ih.v M. 1. A. Huininary: lluc-iiiis: Ck't-Us, Taylor (Hi); i.arsnn Clii); Uarrlty Ua);.AI fnrd Ash (). llaiiililii's, CJIl- vr, Ni-iMji-y is): l.yinan t-i; I'ryor. HitokmIii. I'linli. Iinl.lrr. Ainlri'ws (I'd I; W.'ikrli.'l.l (-11; It. Itollins It: I'. Ilullins '( I )-; Wilson, .M. K.'lino .. White. Siiulre, A li.-.fl. I :iniman t) a ') l jo 1. Wi lls. Wiillsiiih-vr, Tajinr (:') l.c-.ll..-tl ir. Iti'li-ri'i': Iti'hl. o ITSED GAKS 1918 '.'old touring, good condition, ?10o.00. r 1!)17 Chevrolet, runs fine, S14U.00. 1919 Chervolet, a bargain, $200.00.!! , , n i . ! ui: ! ' 1'JI'J H-puseii-'r rraiinmi. - - On ti'rmn that are easily met. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. . 1-25-tf s s which are Great Values $19.75 $24-75 $29-75 i A stylish, con servative model Ithree button, sin Igle breasted suits fof finished and un ! finished worsteds in browns and gray mixtures, also f an ,c dark . mixtures. If W MP The Largeit Chain Department Btore Organization in the World H.-nr ,IA K sl"l !l rltI,A.M)'S SAX AI'IIUM: ISAM) al die Arcade Tlii-nk O000000000000'.,Ol)O0CiC00O00000G0O00O0O0OO0P000OO000000O I Z Bet You Fifty; Cents Here's something different in a cough cure than you or any one else ever tried before made different, acts different and tastes differ ent. Come in and ask about it. And if you or any of the family cough, get a bottle. And if this New Remedy of our don't cure you in 24 hours your money is ready for you, or get a bottle and. if it don't cure you and the whole family don't pay for it. We make it and PER SONALLY GUARANTEE it. It is curing peo ple who have coughed for 5 years. Price 50c ii , hi . , 1 Soutliard& Shin L.. Corner Fir; and' Jci'ierwin, St. , , . ' ' f -PHONE MAIN 587'' ::l !i ' ' If I 11 ' .l'. Ilullins -(!);. Wilson, McKcnno:., '. VANT TO BUY.' OR . SELL SOM ETHING ? TRY AN 1 1 ' ft Ulil!iUVli;U AM All I , : I ' ir i ; jmijiniwi'. Not Wo,k' Servant. o ; . , I . J -n-r-'-TmacggaKglOBSt Work was ma. In (, man and not ! g 4 ,. ; W man tor work. Wmk Ik nun's servant, i o .. IM . ' " ijlj i hnili In lis reMilis In i lie worker n IU H R Mi irv End lj tl.e iirlil. Man Is ii.it work's servant, jo ''.. . H ' 1 IS fSJB . " x!V I sae ns an iil.iin.st iiriivi-isal pi'l'verslon g ' ' I jj I K H Jlj lns innilo him Mi.-li.--! Miami. io H . . , . .t jjl Runs Takf Town's Name. j , - .' 11 v V: ;3 today and tomorrow ? . ,,:;!;: zz , t:::: z j - jr ; 7il liihes l.y Hluun or where they wrrejo II " .. - I : : ; ! . ; wi.M'ii, ami hae Inii'n hanili"! 1 n , I. ' ' ' I . . ,', " -. ' 1 fr"Ml -''ni'r.umn l,i 'itiMainiti hy wonl I o I ' I B9 " of month. g ' ' BrfctH-a . " ' is i J j jjy E H H f wir. ir.iiiii.-HTr.Mjitjaiamiiiaii I o v ' I- Barrymore "1 Vi- SALF NewlinDruaCo H Gives the most thrillinir performance .of his ;W 3 Bobb Lm !S vvini Jtu HW'- 11 career as the world-famous detective genius fcB t . t ' - 1 . .11? i . 13 ' : ' ':l U,,ll,Un,'m ... M H.-a.-.v. .-.fourth n t Alicel.; , '' II i qj IllKllwiiy; i Vi.'ll.nt soil. ' - "Jl . " ' ''.; BkTA JLJLAJsL niLk JR 3BW 'as!, ami luilatu,' III,,' ,' I'ant.'"' j ' ' III W en' timis... '.3.M.: I, nils' ''"k '1 ' I I - X ,. , . ' ' , II Addpted from William (lillette's Stage Play -n .mil n"m "tTU-u ".'",': ij; - I I ' ' ' ?! '" s''' "" Al Pres.nt time, 3.1 s II . foundetl on Sir Conan Doyle's Story 'J 1 ,"'v" s ,"''l """ s '"at .m t..j A J A .' ' II'' ' til '"'' " h' "i.' an, I have m.m. Jit j . , . . 11 ' ' M ' wit I" imV a i;e. ..I MiLsliintlal , , . ' . H , A (loldwjn Picture . jjl i'i-"1"- i: L J : Adults..-. I i i vvO. i' , chiidrc,,1) ipe ' Geo. H. Currey l i' """ ' I vo r1 -"' imiriitrt , Disbursements mads by the city of Pendleton" in 1922 were $68,540. Re ceipts were $91,839. Assets are SL- 1 4:17,4.15 1 and liabilities ?S21.4!)1. Crops valued at $904,000 were produced duiinff 1922 on 57,186 acres of land in the Klamath re- 'clamntion rlistrict. 0O000OOO00000O00000000000O00000O00O0C0000O3000000O00U Sti,;; Valentines D ay No day knds itself more to the sending of cards than '' - ' ST. VALENTINE'S DAY . It is a world-wide and time-honored custom appealing to all ages and classes Our Valentines and Party Goods Satisfy Newlin Book & Stationery Co. rocenes Heinz Pork and Peans, small cans, 'J for... Heinz Pork and Peans, medium cans Heinz Pork and Heans, large cans Sea Port Oysters, small cans, 2 for A. & L Minced Clams, small cans J. H. N. Minced Clams, small cans 2")c Roble Peaches, size 2 cans ..l!)c ..30c ..35c ..21c ..23c Rose-Dale Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans .... Van Camp's Hominv, No. 21 cans Del Monte Dill Pickles, No. 2! i cans Comb Honey 2 cakes for Creamery Butter, lb., 50c, roll 2( 2!)c 18c 2c 35c 95c HOOVERIZED GROCERY . i
