La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1923, Image 3

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TEE LA GRANDE ETENING OUSEkTET:
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WANH
i Pledge to American
HIS HUNT
Th.-tio two nun bf fn tlfsorvlnn snflal
Flag Altered Slightly; in ntti-ntlaiH't", ami also a IV w Vint mm
lev. fllHl -MI'S. I.OI'.:, .ura, I'tiii in n
M r. I'll 11 II 11 I .m'kwiUMl
Sharn ami Mm. K. '. Kulp wok
ri lit t 'ov
C'w ttuyn hint
Mflvin l.t.ivr Ik on l,u nit-lt Mt.
Tin- "ftint" t'lult Lrivc nm of thlr
Mih. i'lnrlr !tl'tiiwil Honhil p:n-ilt -s at tho I. O. .'
Kulp wok I'. Hull on Kit. lay owning. Mrs. T. It
f Py Associated Press)
Owiniy to the Cosmopolitan mitura nf .anionir tht nmulw
! its pupils, child ren of nnrents
ciune here from Japan, Mexico, ;Kh,.pi,,.r,ison im.l .luunita .Kmlihpctcri"' TI""""H "' "nsulniion
WANTS TRACK
4'imklln and A. II. (irimi won tUo ti -il j
Kiltii!' 1 i.awpun hum v.. i
MEET- EHRUER
V-mna, iiniy anil many other climpi V,ni n... ,..,i n.,.i i, in, The Junior M. I. a. win nnm
: ..ic ..imluiii. puDiic scnooi or sacra- link.. p I lorty-nvc mimilc cum, v at l he I., i ' iiw iviik'i i....i, iirirrini.ii
r. rinn rii on I ui' miiv even I 111?. . n n r .i i
Hum Ho,..., I .. .... .. .. H II IVPISI I V of Koill llITl (lll-
l.y various committees of tho Oct-To- the Pledge Riven . by children who 1 i " . , ' .. .... the nick list, In mil uwiln ,1"V?,.WI ' J- T UonUfr:
aiieiia Schools Of Ktr Ctlv Amer csll ' i Tin. I.,,,ll.. .11.1 f ... l.n.lll V" ' '"T rm ir imni iirai'inicr, ni
(Special to The. Observer)
.AKIJ CANYON, lie!,. 2S. The ' mento tins nilnnittil n nlrlip ..? 1.
fourth of tho wrh-p'ut pa.U8 glvvn Wame that differs somewhat from
frctht'r Chili nun hulU hv hvvbler hnlllu"ena wnooHi of strictly American
COVE SOCIAL
irmn nunnHf
Sat unlay ovonitig, at wlilt'h ti .iconic I or American-born children.
attondrU. Tin ri. -coral Ions wore in
keeping- with Washington's birthday
unit tlio KiuudoiiM hall wuh very beau
tiful with tho lai'KP lihorly bell lmnff
ntt in tho center,, tho rod, white and
bluo Rtroauurs extending from it to
tho wall; a vory 'lursv photoK-raph 01"
Wuphlnifton ovordruptd with a luiHr
Amorfoun fluff, the llffhtw frinsod in
tho throe nntionul colors and the tw
iiciiiLiiuii encrry ireos whji inoir fSti.h.t in 'i-hrt ai....,
.l.V. k. ... , I - Vl'" 1 l wonly-HOvon of
', ! ' ll" ino Kpworth l.oaue momhora ol
atfpper min.iH-rH wore noulod. A vcry'ovo spont Sunday afternoon and cv
Koodplay eniitlod "Tho l-'amily AU onns in Island city with tho u-awu.
i"v lM "'HiiiioniDera or that place,
O, Sherwood, Mr, and Mrs. ('has. 1-oT-lund.
Mrs. Tom Hherwood. Mrs. ftob
Mastorson, Mr.and .Mrs. Win. Taylor,
Mr. und Mrs. CleO. Tucker, Mrs. f'lydc
ilopplo, l-M ward Coiinsoll, Iloth Miir-
lel MJIIer und Mr. and Mrs. Sherril
Kwtn.' The Klnjflhft of the "Slar
Spanj;lod Manner' by tho eonreRatiou
then followed,., ul'tot' which the re
mainder of the evening was spent in
dancing, ji'ds und sanies, and the
BerviiiK of a two-course1 luueheon. The
five ladies cnlertuinlnK wer Mrs. ('lias.
l;ofland. Mrs. O.o. Tucker, Mrs. flyde.
Hoppel. Mrs. W. . Sherwood und
Mrs. Pherrll Kwin The icontlonien of
the uriKhborhood liave decided on a
party to "show" Lhe ladies what they
can do. The. Inst 'party of the waiitfri
will be given on St. Patrick's Hay, th
Mrs. (on (!ale, of futon, in eon
ul-sfinx from her roe.-nt. lilut-HM at
Mrs. Con
jltlooiu, of Cove.
Lloyd Carter, who Is working at I.a
'(Irundo, eatne home for a few days
jlast week.
j Mr. And Mrs, It. v Z. Hnxter. who
jihovod to ln ion hint rail, are expect
jinif in return to Covo tn the near fu
ture. , !
Mrs. It. . Maxtor fihd munll doiich
l-'plsenpul oluiivh
nnnlvormirv of II
I'ebruary 22.
. brated (tie 2 -Mil
orr?:iuiv.ation nn
1-unman. Wash., nskin the possi
bilities of advancing the (Into of
I ha KHHerence track ami field meet
one week from May 2, so that
eoiifevenee schools mnny send teams
Some of the nations ret nlnriir in " An, mP.Pe ! . m .VH!
-eel accord, and others are h!W -V A.' A Ai ,hmpiiinhip
sweet
Another thinj,' that America. should
nrndnre at honie is mniilat'on
May 2(lt accurdtiiff in
May 25 and
(iwynn 'Wilson, U. S- C graduate
mnnairer. . 1 ' .
he Trojans desire to enter both
meets, said Wilson, and it 1b re
ported that tho Uniueisity of Cal
ifornia also is considering Mich
net ion if the conference tin to is
moved tip. . .
ih:.ii, i.r:vi:s m si uvivohh
lt AKMOOlutOd I'rOHH)
TOKiu, Keh. 'jx, l,cnvliiK ninety
t h roe descend u it IN, M rs. Men M tslil
moto itied recently al Kuruoku-Mnru,
at the uuo nf 10.1, She Is survived
by live daughters; the eldest 8-t
years of uh'oj J 'I m indcliildren, the
eldest iH yours of koj ' 57 ureat
K anilelilhli-on, and I i t?real-Kreat
urrandehildren.
(fy Associated Prens . m
WINI.IM K. WilMhit I'eh. 2i. Irt'fhn
pvesenee of a Imp cfoWd, Chrtea
Smith, n luinhfrjaek ' who foer fix
feet six inchex in hix Ktoi-kin(r tieX,
I'stnhlishcil himself ui the chumpion
ealef or this section. M orM slttiftj
he ate two dosten fried ntgH and a
1-J-lnch slice, of hnmr- A'ter the frt
h ileclareil he hud only started to
ahpeuse his appetite and h offefpd
to wsftc ho. could eut another dojieii
KK . ,r .
HKiii sciiooii ni'ri.fcixfl r.il .
lly The Asaorlntcil Vrm "&f
(tl.KM1AI.t4.' Culir.,'. Kcb. 3.-rt'li,'
irrovmit waa hroken hern for ai':nesV
jiKhi.iuki hlirh school, lo li eomplrteo
In llmo Tor occupancy next Hpt-qihcr.
Tho L'nlon orchestra stnircil nnothn.
dance In Cove last Friday cvenlnn.
A danc'o at the I,. !). S. church on
Krldny cvenlnir was well attcn.l.Ml n,
tile Cove people.
The Juniors arc worklnir hunt m,
ineir vauilevllle, which will be pro.
scnted on I'YIdny renins;, .March 2.
The Hnyal NelKhliors held their res
nlnr monthly - nioptlrlK' at the Cluilil
hull, which Is now their ,lol-c room.
Iti'V. and Mrs., l.nree left Maturilay
the Jtevi'n ii.l to ntlcnil to his mission
ary work, and .Mrs.' I.orec lo visit hei
people In l-'rei'ivater.
rtiiss v.yipn.i neacii. or in Ion, was
a truest ol' MIhs l.ols l.awson over Sun-
day. ...
. The Tth and Stli gradcD put on a
vefy IhterestlnK proifrnni Krhlay after
noon. It was mi t riot ). Ill I. mini, nl' II...
Kcnilemeirs -tlate will fall on .March iim "T10 ji0Sn p,.tt Varty," anil the
.11. ami ine mini's are wonuoriu. ,'Maklni: of the Kirst An
F" If '1 W Tf TT ffl ill :
which It will he an, Muster or an, "all
fools day" parly, but, pf course, t lie
latter day is uppermost In our minds.
.Mrs. 11. W. .Miller enlerluincd the.
flet-TOtf.-thei' Chili ladies on Washing
ton's hlrllulay In a very filtlnir man
ner. Hip afternoon bclntf devotPd lo
trlhutos to WashlnKlon read l.y the
various ladles and. n piano solo hy
Mrs. Clyde Moppet.' As It happened
fo he till' hostess" hlrllldhy. Mrs. (.'has
l.nfland. the president,, with a few well
chosen words presented- her with a
henutiful potted plant as a token from
the members. .Mrs. Claude Jlealo
showed her talent lit pocm-wrltim;
when she Rave "A Happy llirthday."
Very nice refreshments were served.
Itewlnnld lleryford Is havinir a
comfortaiile home tinllt on the White
Vine and llox factory site, where lie
is employed. -
Rome of the out-of-town people who
attended file party were -Mr, nnd Mrs.
I.on Ayres, of Cove; Miss l.lla llean.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Holt Masterson, I'M Ihinn.
Mrs. Hen Cotner, Mrs. Guy Miller, all
or l.a Grande, nnd Mr.; amd- -Mrs.
lirooks Camphell. of tile foothill: '
' HEMLOCK PRICES RICH
OEy Associated Press).
AllKKDKKN. Wash., reh. 2S.'
Lumbermen here are exulting in the
highest price that hemlock Iors have
ever reached. -In Hie past, hemlock
has been made the bane of timber
owners, because prices were low and
demand short. . Now the 'best prrmics
of hemlock logs are briiiprinpr $18 a
thousand feet and the heat hemlock
lumber brings $27 a thousand.
erlran l-'lair.'
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RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM
There's a touch of refinement
with iEII SON MAZDA
LAMPS. - U i
J :i ;
H; & S. Electric
- Company! ;
Wiring, Repairing, Appliances,
Supplies and Service .
105 Depot St. , Phone 893-W
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Remarkably Attractive Of fering- of
is "Karo" for breakfast. Highest
quality full weight cans lowest
prices and most delicious on pan
cakes, hot biscuits and for malting
gingerbread. Nothing better , aa
a 6pread on bread for children.
; Do you icttoiv kow to
' make W-ifrleg f ,r, , - ,
' 2 eufit Sifted Pastry Flnvr
' . A ttaipoont Baking I'amUr
1 tettiftion Stilt
ticunt AUlk
3 tabletpvont Maiols i, ,
Blft t oaether bTt dry tngrredtnfs. Beatr
:BU yaixi, prjuuunv AUU milk anrl Mn
lofa. Stir liuuidj Into ilfv InprixllrdrM
and ml netl. ttAA In u,lijnd
vf etBi beairn Miff. Have wifllo ir.ia
Ioti)ll with Muolu. This makr twe I vu
Cyrup.
"CT5 ID I? Ailc your grocer fortedite folder
or Cooli Dock, or write to
Selling Rcprcirntatiiht '
J(ihrori.Li-biT Co.
, I'urlUnd, i)rt,
PONGEE BLOOMERS
Priced at $2.25
These bloomers at;e an excellent quality Pongee, rein
forced, full size elastic at waist and knee finished yith'; '
Irnl anil one row ncinstitemng. A splendid value tor the;;.'
I
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Corn W'
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The Survival of the Fitted
mammtmKarmmmntt jiaatjJ!:MtnmtttmMttt ,
i
Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. It can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops that
old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Reef Pepper
Rub and you will have the quickest
relief known. Nothing has such con
centrated, n'enetrating heat as red pep
pers. Just as soon as you apply Red !
Pepper Rub vou will feci the. 'tingling
heat. In, three hiinlfei' it 'Wfrmi the . :
sre spot-through ttift. through.'..- (t'aaiK
and .soreness arcgonc. i' . V '.-jj '
; Ask any. good drtffjRls&for a jas.ot.,
RoVles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Rowles
on each package. ,
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I.el l's I'reparo Your Ptatement
and tficomc Tax Tteturn. We
Will Save YOU Money.
llnriUkcepins System Installed.
Itooks Kept. Iiy tho Year
MALONTV rl'ARKON CO.
Iji (ininde, orc-rtmue M-"?t:t
.. In Oregon Ihlw.-finp. Rldg. ..
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J.L. Mdnhall
. Dealer In
Chain and Box Wood
Main 547
fVll Orders Sent C. 0. D.
FRANK It. SUYDAM
General Repair
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Ref inished .-. 1
Household Repairing of
All Kinds
106 Fir St. Plionc513-J
: ruttattmttwtmmtmmmtntmuttntt:
When Better
Automobiles Are, Built
Buick
Will Build Them "
-See-
Soulliard & Shinn
Cor. Fir & Jefferson
' n.;i:!:m::t:i!tttt::tttt:tttt:mi:t!tttttu
Present-Day husine.ns Is a battle f trailts:
The keen mind is the void winner. 'V . .
, Poor v(lslon dulls the mind and lum4tcair '
, , Ihei lndlvliliiul. ' Most or .. tueUAaKilfrttwrH-,l,
. poor vl$lon .In fiome dejre. , ,;'.,f
i , , viiu.iy , iaa vwbuiiiuh ui .your ?yTS. , . fwp, ,
them 'examined now. Oet the foci rMl fWUt
4 vlslon-jllnlimt handicaps. Kro fit ini N ,
j u wlnhef.iji
MM
Save Your, Eyed
i
DR. W. M. iEARE
u'r, Optometrist, ;-v:
With J. H. Pcare & Son
as an old shoe"
A homoly expression that
exactly describe-a tho sensation
of a. woman who has been fitted
tot
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"La Carqllle" Corseta embody
the latest and most Important
TAXI!
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Service
g Enclosed Cars S
g ' CALL g
MAIN 44!
o After Midnight Call Foley Hotel
g MAIX 77:1 g
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Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
at
TEE LOTTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
Improvements In front laca
corseting.
Complete assortment of tha dif
ferent models and alsea atwayi
on band.
Priced I2.S0 and tip.
Mrs. Robt. P&ttiaon
Corseflere
rhone I2J-W Ilea. 1703 Oak
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W. H. Bohijenkamp Co.
Funeral Director
Our abilitV tofserve Jvoit properly is assured , '
g r by a tlxorori' ti'Wiiing'iq the Barnes School of
g-Efebi'liViiirtg .iChid'igomany years of profes-1
g sional experience and the' possession of the fin
g est equipment in the northwest. , ' ' ' '
I AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 'i"'V
Day Phone
2()1-W
Nifrht Phone "
Main 5Q
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Week-End
Specials
White Cups and Saucers, set $1.00
Eight 6-in. White Plates $1.00
Seven 7-in. White Plates $1.00
Seven-piece Glass Berry Set $1.00
Eight Coca Cola Glasses $1.00
Nine Water Glasses $1.00
Toilet Paper, 10 rolls $1.00
School Day Cloth, 3 yards $1.00
Oil Cloth, 3 yards '. $1-00
Celluloid Belts $1-00
Andrew's Variety Store
The Thread of Life
Of your life, is in the hands of the Fates. And they deal
uncertainly with the thread of human life. No arguffleYit
nor appeai changes the even progress of this thread.
The one recourse is preparedness. '
A savings account with the U. S. National will start the
construction and ultimately give you p'reyiareHness rot'
future years.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK
La Grande, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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