La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, February 13, 1923 TIIE'L'A' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER M X. 1 ! IMIII ILL I J 'ED r't JTTi IE ? KobrUSVy !Mh had Hima- The ooNlmiK'n IwMrt varied and budiu were very fine. N curly everything one could lmagiur wuh represented ut thin ball, f The music wax furnlHlicd by Olnon' orchestra, from I.u Grande, and thlH orchi-ulrii tn noted Tor Uh ood music and they were In their ukuuI ljood form. I'e-ople from La (irundr. Covo, Un ion, llaker and liulnct were. In at tendance and the diiucu wu eon tin ued until (he late huuri In the morn- HnJiketlmH (euin of tlie North I'nw- j Dependable: " 1 tosa&afeaafr- I American Girl Weds Nobility r? -si if . i it Via. : Ti V. 1 ..''f- and M.50 a bottle at Silverthorn Wrig)iT Family Drug Sture, form erly Putman's drug store. 2-12-lit Wc can't ncapc an interest in Eu rope's affairs. As the mark goes, i'o jfes the niurket. " Have you seen the new six-cvlin- iler Studebakcr, $1190, . F. O. B. U Grande, at 1 115 Washington avenue. M. J. Uoss, lui-ul dealer. 2-U-tf An experienced wife is one who has learned to cry on a shoulder in stead of a pillow. Have you seen the new six-cylinder Studebaker, S.U90, F. O. B. La Grande, at J 115 Washington avenue. M. J. Cosn, local dealer. 2-U-tf They now have a war machine that will oncrate on 'land or water, i but will it operate on a deficit Have" you seen the new six-cylinder Studebaker, 1190, V. O. B. La Grande, at 1115 Washington avenue. M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-6-tf Contentment is largely a matter of not caring n whoon how much more "he neighbors have. A Big Shipment of Popular Reprints has just arrived. AH the Beyt, most interesting Fiction, to be had at this tirne. , .... ; .' . a OF Q' ' C01IE IN ANli l00K0VER5 OUR STOCK NewM Bqpk ll& Stationery Co. TODAY AND TOMORROW A' great screen triumph by a brilliant director with the most famous players ever in one film! arsha Neilan Presents the Strangers' laiiquet lv niinii Ii rm u ith J Claire Windsor, Hobart I.osworlli, Kockliffc Heiiowcs, itird Sterling, Dajfiuar liodowsky, Eleanor l.oiudinan, Claude (JilliiiKwater. Dim-led by Marshall Neilan , Distributed by tJoldwyn' KEGl'LAR PRICKS - Children (.") to 1J) 10c An important weiMins took place la London recently when Mary Louise White, l'rendergast, prominent member of the- American colony, became the bride of Bir Timothy Eden. - i'ts O.-ffat thh-ei but eomes buck I uliKition to wlni o o o o .! o o 0 S.-HERRY'S-i del IiIk1 Ki'llOOl in tillK-H In HIIC(MH:iiOI), ihoiint with the d-ti itlh' m-xt Kume. Jj ! The btiMlcetlmll ti-am siiHtalncd de- ifr-at In tho thr.-n nanu-a th.y played whih- aw:iy on their trip, lut tiny urejj .HT.riHIiS U)' I7irnnnr .ni't i . jwln tJu- next Kiun-i which will ))' play ed on Saturday. The North l'owder boy are rood loaerw and are h-arn-'iirr while lo.'tliiK rumen, tio that it wilt I nut. be lunir until they will win, loo. l-'our ciii-h of stock wen nhipped from North l'owd r on Saturday, Feb ruary 10. tldweil-Kvuus siiipped a (ca rof Iiokh to Fnion. . lames il uon nhlppetl a car load of cattle to Fori land. Charles Hutchinson flip ped n car of cattle and a representa tive of Williamson of I'orllaud flip ped out ti car of In uvy ilraTt liorsen. , Ocan ltidwell, who has been work-j iiiK In the machine Hhops in Hunting ton returned to his home lant week and iH now reported to be Very Hick. Mr, Irvine of Maker wan called to nee him. Kd. Undle-y returned to North Pow der on Saturday, lie ha been in Ha km for some weeks taking treatment for' puru lysis. He will etop for a while at tile home of his brother, It. 10. litndk-y, who Uvea In town. i Ifode (iislalls. The flohlen liebekah lode iustal! ed their ort'teers lor the iollowiutj year, at their regular meeting on Tuesday j evening. liiHtrict eiuly Margaret WilllaniH had charge of the installa tion. i The new officers for 1 he nomine yeur: Mrs. ( 'olumbia Taylor, I '. ti.: Mrs. I.ols Hudelmm, N. (.!.: Mrs. Mab el Laiu;h1tn, V. t;.: Mrs, Kusebia An thony, secretary: Mrs. Columbia Tay lor. treasurer: Mrs. SI el Una. Whib', K. H. N. (: Mi h. I 'loreiu o nh ins, L. R. N. (1.; Mrf. Kvolyn Uraffe. It. S. V". O.: MrM. lietla Olson, cunductor: MIh J.eona Mclbn-ry, warden: Mrs. Itetta Allen, chaplain: .binies Kkkh, I. U.: Mark (iUkiui'on, ( '. (. Tore of (he officers were not pres cut (O be installed but they will be Installed al the next regular moetiiiK. A novelty party will be tfiven by the loilK" "t their hall on l-'ebruary Jiilh. i Mrs. Kiank Wright appeared 1m ig fore the Ki'aud jury In l.a (Jrande oimo February t!th ami pnf.erre. chare.sjg mrainsl her husband, Frank II. VYrbrht o Cor Wife; al'UIHloinUellt. ; j lo Mrs Wrliiht 'some time ao asked Q the authorities to: make.lier husband ;o 'support her and In r infant chilli. liieh was horn at the MeCreu-; o Kr hotel on January I !'. l!i:i. Mn.;o Wi icht has been cared fur by friend.. 1 5 Ih r huslctnd Knew oT lo r situation jO but did noth!n: to aid her. lie hns.g ignored ever y re-pa si from officers I q and everyone else. and now M rn. O Wright will compel him to t.-iUe uo--q lice and provid" ftr her and his child. -O I'rom all reports this ease is a pi'-l ulde one iind It is to be hoped 1lia'0 Ilie liust'and will he broiprht to lime and made to pro Kh for Ids wife mi l I ehi.rtty of frle.uls. i'Jarnest 1.. Pulton, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Dalton of this city u:ih mar ried to Miss (inth I'ryor of S:ilt Lake Cily. t'tah. The yoinit,- couple were married 011 January L".'th at 10'Uo, Ne vada. The youmr folks are now- vis ittnv: at tlie home of Hie irtooms' iar entit in this city for a. few weels. They will make their future home in 'aliiornia. w la - e hr j;roo;n w ill resntiie work for tin p. 1;. viun pany. He has workid lor this com pany for several eUrs. Air. I.ilw. l-'oresimm culeriaiiis nt MMi Mrs. F.dw. Forslrom nave a Valen tine party at her home tn Went Ninth rowuer on e enriiary tun. I lie rooms orated In Valentine stvle and the scheme was Included in the lunch-1 ron serveiL j The kucnIs were ntert:iln d at &fln and six tallies were set for the play-' erst, Mrs. I'M, l.edlxdter won Ihe pri.e, for hlKlo-st score, a fine t(i course : am was served lo the quests after suiue, time spent. In playinir ram, 1 A party of men and womtp that att -nded the mastiucrade hi North Powder on Friday rauie-to Kri.-r in Ihelr 1111(0 In the outskirts ol I'nlou mi t heir way home about I o'clock in the mornltiK'. In some way the ante h.,;!oi.' itn centreltable and sUhhb d ;oiess (to lr.'et and smashed t In e.ir up :.nd sunvd t he occupants. Piir uo'u m w;is said to hae i nn ilow n Ci. si 1 , ; shoullnir at Ho lop of h.-r uir. i,,r lolp. A physician w as sum mete d and one w on; a 11 was li idty hot 1 n t t lo-r-sl shook tip rn-l bruised. Co.. nrjHi K'aXe his name Itnt the othrts did n,il h,w e ;my naui. s. Willi. wh Ward, a farm lahorvr. died at the home of Charite Harris on l it 7. The cause of drat h w ;is pneit tnoiiin with complications, 'I'd,- l-ody uas taken lo Paker for huri.il. John Mcl'hee is hu inw up mere ,;h ep. lb- lias .1 tine bunch :i is buildinv Ic.mtitn shed at 1.: so an to take care of th. ai Ihe Find It. Here -1 Chain 147. and box wood. Call llain 2-6-U 1 A free country is one where hull j the population is forever trying ,to i foreo thu other half to do some- I thiiiR. j Hemstitching and picot edge hv Sirs. E. C; Tuckcy, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf You can't tell by the suit a man . wears how many holes there are in I his socks. Copy for this column must bt i in by 10:00 a. m. ! , FRISCO JAZZ BAND At Rex, - Monday and Tuendsv. 2-12-2t i I)R. H. E. SCHOKN ; Odtcop.ithic Physician and Surgeon ! Successor to Dr. G. W. Zimmennan ; Office Phono Main 63. Re. 163-M ' Palmer Roeach Bldg., La Grand Old Tolstoi mosti chuckle in hin grave when he observes Heinie of ihe mailed fir:;t resortinK to passivo resistance. A man isn't completely down and out until he stops wishing he had a shave. . , SPECIAL DANCES San Francisco orchestra at the Rex Monday and Tuesday. 2-12-21 A man is a failure, when he be Kins to talk too much about the pood work he did last year. OH. BOYS! OH. GIRLS! Such pep, at the Rex, Monday and Tuesday. 2-12-t A REAL STATIONERY SALE I The Saturday special on stationery in bulk, in pound3 and in boxes at 23c was such a success that we will continue the sale of two days. It will be a long time before such an opportunity will again be possible. These prices ar great values, the quality also is good, at Silverihorn Wriitht's Family Drug Store, former ly Putman's drug store. 2-12-2t i The Largest Chain Department . Store Organization in the World Girls' Gingham Frocks . Exceptional Quality Values There are three big attractions in these loveM models: Good materials, charming siyiea aim a . ... ,.. n..in u h nvifa ! Inw the valued popular price, uuiuiuusn i" - - , . are big. All frocks are simply and smartly maae; lovuiy serviceable, bizes to 11. An Early Choice Will Give You a Wide Selection. An Early Choice Will Give ! n fy , You a Wide Selection. Tlie man who says he ioves his enemies still roiains the hope that a just God will make it rather hot for them. Inferior people always arc hated , most eordially by those who feel chain and box wood. Call Main nearest to them.., ... . 547 v , ..... .. 2.6.tf ST VALENTINE: DAY nOffERS A LI' .VJ Nil if AND RITBBBR A pretty basket cf assorted sprinK H(yf WATER BOTTLES '- riowei's. .Special for Wednesdav, ( TleSe valuer on hot water bot 1.00. Cherrys I'lorists. 2-12-21 . t;os in motul an(I in rubbe,r also on . . " ' . fountain syringes as well ' as the OL'lt GERMK'IDH combination fountain syringes are For the scalp our germicide and extra good. They are from the best dandruff erndicnlor i. what many I factories m America. They arc now people need for dandiuff and itching 'good at prices to please overybodv. of the scalp.. It removes all the I The metal hot water bottles at $1.75 trouble in a short time. It, costs 7o and S'1.00 are real values and should 0O000000O0C0:.OUOO0C-00000009Q0000O00Q00000000000bO000 The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the World - last a life 'time. The rubber bot tles and syringes at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $.1.00 are all about ih per cent less than you genorally buy these same goods. Silverthorn Wright's Family Drug Store, foim erly Putman s drug store. 2-12-2t dell and at the time of his death. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Boswell, ' Mr. and. Mrs John E. Landers, Mr. and Mrs. E, Stearns. 2-13-ltp NOTICE On and after date I will not payj arty hills. -made by Agnes L. Row. 2-10-8!, - r - ED S. ROW. ; Chain and box wood. Call Main ? it..W. $ Oroffon Nursery Co., ioo. 'Ball, AU 1212 Wanhinff'.on Avenue, La Ctando. 2-13-2m . - ; CAKD OF THANKS We 'wish to thank you, our friends for the countless acts of kihdne.ss and beautiful flowers sent Iuiing I Zuber hall, Wednesdny: t h e long illness1 ol vr. l. m. Knms- j h. Ul-'on orrhest. "Heacock's Radiophones are fouP times louder than any olhcr on the market, .easier . tuned, .- and . made ritfht. 'Enterprise. Ore. 2-12-2t WEDNESDAY NIGHT ' Another popular mixed dance at February 2-I-2t Valentine Spec la 1 "",i,r ials NUT: CLUSTERS HONEY NOUGET NUT CARAMELS . MINT CHOCOLATES VANILLA, LEMON ORANGE, CHERRY STRAWBERRY AND RASPBERRY TRUE FRUIT CENTER CHOCOLATE CREAMS VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL -' ': C8c Pound 10c: ' i pound 2i Newlin Drug Co. J nil r - . ; ;. , j . ; , . , , , .. ( .. , ; . Furniture That . Is Worth While JMiunvlurced pill, ' 5 aiiorfnciW wu! re- ilffK iiT&kQwrM', to your friervte jSg,lif , NtV ?ff?fi jjiJt--- For Every Room in the House W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool, . r-i i iii Hi 1 1 1 1 J mi iii i 1 1 1 1 1 1 "m-! rw"r'ii''r-i " r-i--i i- i Substantial Savings On Every Day Need s IIOOVERIZED VALUES CARNATION MILK, la mo can 11c ARM & HAMMER SODA, 8 l'kgs 25c. CALIFORNIA TOMATOES, No 2' j tin IOWA SUGAR CORN, 2 cans 23c SUGAR PEAS, No. 2 tin GOLDEN ROD OAT FLAKES, large pkg 29c PREFERRED STOCK SHRIMPS, can .'.....ltHT FRESH GRANDE RONDE EGGS, oz 30c FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, 2-lb. roll 98c NETTED GEM POTATOES, 100-lb. sack ?1.00 v n n 1 -( IUMI' - j ' VY ORDKU I'NDI.U S2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00. NO DELIVERY ClURGE. PROMPT DELIVERY-RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 1!) WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG , MOOVERIZED GROCERY R1 '2iJ (,ET HESL LIS )Mlll A WANT Al)