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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1923)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE:: Friday, March 2, 1923. r PAGE TWO r " V n:!': :i::m Hi"; jir! ili'l! i !:;!!! hi:!: i'iii: ;:;li: !.:;: A 'iili! li:;c HI'!! HIT f Hi.- lilt:: I Jll!i: d;:C- : Hi!; ;t:i:l If:.! l::l!! - IN C;ll: i::::; I'! i:::l I null V...W it.;;. :' 'S '-.: ' ELGIN, Mitf. l.-QTie funoral of Ml'K. ,M AUhla I'uHell vn IK-Ht til 'city null nt 30:30 Monday, morning, Th(. local i ordur or ItebHuihM coiv , ducted tho ccnunoulOM. Tho liall was , rtlietl with friends who Inul coma to pay 1 heir hint token of renpeei. o olio who held a InrKo place In their lirartH. AIim. ratten had Ifoen u ( ldont of KIkIu district for the past US years, and had an umitmallv hirfio el rein t-f friends. .Itev. It. I. 'Willi preached lite, tuneval Hcriuon, the music' was supplied ,hy a qunrlel ' ennipqHPtl of lr. l- Weiss, Mrs. t. I, Itazon, Mrs. .1. Matter and denize Smith. 'I'lrn Intcrntcnt was made In thfi Summorvllle cemetery. Tho whole community oxt,qnds y rnpi.it li, to tho )Pit'avod fnmlly.'. Yw ', (' ;. "Doc" llresiii'iiis was & KIkIu fn.'fjii Ills hotne i t 'trve,' o if tlifc Wf.ek end. .;f; Ho i Is l erv.woll ( pleased With th llrw location, .ahti left Inr f'uve on Monday evnitiirf'ji ijnth', ' ,'V M. uml l i-h! ', .' It, ; UicehrJ; i.i'nl-d v fclKln. Miiijjlnyijni.Mni)i4-,ut Kl'rniule;;'-?-'-.!:;;" ' '''' .' .Mrs. a . -ariov spi -m niMuy nnd Monday 'at lur Iwimj. here ,rr turnlnfc to I-iv Iiando cm. Monday vstvc ninjf. rrlelii't l'lat Meeiiiiir Thn r'ennhir nu el Inn of t 'rii Uet Vhit (JraiiKe was held on Krtday ee nitiK. A pleaniay: program w.is plven and some Oniporlant loiriiness nril tfirn xvro transacted. Klot'lrle ljiiM-i vll! fioo iq, 1ns(:illcd nml (his Will mid n K'oat ileal 1o tho pleasure tip the m-llnrM. A li''nlro)iM mim.- of unndwIohM, pickles ( enko ond LADIES! DARKEN ' YOUR GRAY HAIR Use Grandma' Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody Will Know The use of Snpe and Sulphur for re storing faded, gray h.iir to it$ mturnl color dates back to nr.ndmotiuT's time. She used it to keep her hair hc;uitifully dark, (thmy nttd attt;u live. Whenever her hair took on thai dull, faded or streaked appeal. nice, this simple mix ture was applied with wonderful ef fect. But nrcwint; at home muy and out-of-date. Nowadays ly nkinfi; at any dnrvtntc fr a Indtle ot "Wjeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." you wdl get thn famous old preparation, im proved hy the addition o( other iuric dicnts. which cm ho depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. WIl-knoivn druggist My it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it lias been applied. Yon simply dampen a sponge or soft bru:di with it and dtaw this tliroitRh your hair, taking one strand at a time. By mornifUf the Bry hair disappears, and after another application or two, it becomes beautifully, dark and glouy. Picfeed by a 12 Greatest P The 12 Leading Hats of (he Season as Featured in tho. March Ladies' Home Journal K v ) Out Today - POSED BY IRENE CASTLE The Best Dressed Woman in America Caroline Reboux, Evelyn Van-on, Maison, Lewis, Suz- anne Talbot, Rose Descat, Marie Louise, Suzy, Georgette, Jeanne Lanvin, Eliane, Lucie Hamar, Maria Guy each of these 12 has picked his or her leading model. : ;U J r ' "'By' Sje'ciar;U'fangeiiient with the Vogue Hat Company, Fifth Avenue', New. York, we have been able to secure these actual l2 models. Come in today and study. in them the real style tendencies of the season, what the well dressed French woman is wearing this Spring, in color, material and design. Know what is right before selecting your Spring hat. " p On Display Exclusively in this Store " rrx vvrrii i . ' :. .V",-. . eofl'co was servtil.y. tho inun,. IjliI Mtuvo, MiiHdeions Vr cut'') ialnoil' I hat the liuudiwoi k of woman was I'Vtilenl. In the lUiiniilactuio the 'Vtits,". (! y i;i "Mr. r pm $ ? KarJ. Vnlijirilson spent several dan in Ui (itanuu this Weelt!iiV himlnetlti Tiie Itichurdsous ai'i. , ownei-. of ,th "JU'conler" and it.'ivn 'niudtl many mcials' rtim e then arrival in IOIkIh last fall. 1 Tlio rmifrnl of Mrs.- 'iinn.iiiliill was held Iioiii tho Christian church on Sunday iiIIi'HKKiii. A lanue mini her ot h"r Ti lends wei'e In aUeiidanee to show 1 hdi- s m pa thy and det-;) i eir.u .l for (iraii'luid ( 'unniuharu, and her family j:i iheir ' afillitlou. Ifurial was made in the IOIkIh cenie lery. Hervtce Were conducted hy Itcv. Itrown of (he local ChriMian church. Mis. Arthur llalluarth spei.it sev eral days In l.a tltande on business this piist week. J.W. Lett; hi on left Monday eve nlnit 'or I'nrtlund whero he rpects 111 (ipeiid a f" v weeks ill the lulpo of .finding; the t'Umntp, heuoilc lal to hlsi JieaM. .Mr. ladnhton hart hoe,n futrciliiy sluco hifl 1-el.uiu from Mon- tad.i M'Of,'U uCfOft fc'-'rt, and In hop iftT to fluV r'IU i. in' the different ul- ' "in ltae llaKcl hnhil ' '.'her ymint; pcoi.io or the Christian i)iUlTb are tluunin" fa hold i( hu;V- k,cc.m otcJturJuy cvcalns. l-Jvcry ,'o'r'Ma''m'KW to nMeti.l and n Pro-' Miftin. ..Will furnish the entertainment for till first part of tho evening. ' .Miss 1ee livdor and Miss I. In K 1.1.1 When your heart flutters, and palpitates, when you're short of brcnth and dizxy, when you have smolherinp; spells and faint spells, look out for your heart I . DR. MILES Heart Treatment has been used with marked success for nil functional heart troubles since 1884. Your druggist sells It at pre-vsr prices $1.00 a bottle. Danger! Jury of aris Designers y u'ii - -i I wei tt visiting in Imblcr over tho week end. . " Air. and Mrs. Jeff Hmlth.caino up from I 'a liner Junction Monday for :i ittlef visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Graham are .spending several days visiting , with friends ami relatives in Klifln. Mr, and Mis. Wilfred luincan and small sou spent several days in li Ciiaude on business and idea sure. They.,lef.L on .Huiidity eveniiiR's train, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatleii from Joseph came in last Sunday evenliiH'. heintr c illed lioro followinj: the death of Mrs. Matilda Pa I ten. I Mrs. Sam Knight and daughter, Ito.silyn. wero paseiiKers to l.a lir..ndc. on Monday oveniiiK. They expect to be there several days. W. H. (Ickkeler left for points In Wii llowi county Tuesday in or it Inc. Olyrapia Oyster Cocktails in Season at ; s ; TKE LOTTES 'Jt 1118 Jefferson Ave. Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main G2. i 150.") Fourth St La Grande, Oregon the '' " .-; .- "1 ' - . , : : .- - ., ' . .1 '.,'. lio exj0(tM-.to upend .several days I here o n Kr;ini$o business nnd vjsit iiitf ne.v KcanKes. .1: , j'iloTOiii.i-ii ;ivi:n' i,i;i-fir-, i,,r. .. ,.m,., , w.l i,: Ki'iitrui ol' Portland lia.s ' pro.soiiti-il tllci i:nl(!,7ily or OifKon mhoul ,ir law with u rianii'ilf ihi)IQ(Muili oil heir liUMb.iir.l. JikIkp l''eiilon, ilonui' of lh Ki'lnloth '.'l.tlrim Ft'llloii Mo. iiiorlui lliiino' of s, (Kin volume... '4'ho plinliiKniiili ivlll lio placcl In tho law lllii'iiry. ... , . O'OOOOOOOOOCfOOOOOOOOOOOOonrk' FORD & GEORGE s 1 iL A .'JL s Service 2 g Enclosed Cars . g 0 CALL 1 MAIN 44 O After llllllltlit Call Foley Hotel i oooooooooooooooooooooooooo MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets. We carry only carefully selected meats at the right prices. The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. Plr Rlrect Stnrket Ne.t to Harris Croocry Week-End Specials White Cups and Saucers, pet $1.00 Eight G-in. White Plates ."?1.00 Seven 7-in. White Tlates 1.00 Seven-piece Glass Berry Set $1.00 Eight Coca Cola Glasses .' $1.00 Nine Water Glasses S1.00 Toilet Paper, 1(1 rolls Sl.dO School Day Cloth, 3 yards $1.00 Oil Cloth, 3 vards :....S1.00 Celluloid Belts S1.00 Andrew's Variety Store i v.i, (liy a-.ci:.i.. IV... . I H. Mil. I'M', T. II.. .Mur -'riin-llrowu, Nl:t!t cull' clui ... lion, iimi ' AI' X;illil'-r :ll, win, iiisti'nrliiiii i ';iii-I. ' erclitl il Willi in.Mjn:t Itruwn i In Hie c ll;,ili,lu!i;.irp. w.ll i!'ni.;;l.ly Iruvt, hen. lor tin i.i..i;i! ,imI in April I (', liarlJripU) in toiling 1 ItieillH on tlin 1'ilfitic ci.,M, iui'mmJ- lilK to .'innotinct-nn'nt here. The pair jwill emir the iu,ithwi..sli:rn cliulll- likoiiKhips, later Haying I heir way flown I ho CO' nit, mel l inaily purUei UallMl,' in (he In I .Mim'.ii. Culil., lour naintut. t l-'rleii'tH of Tlrnwn here believe tho -itfleky ehnmiilon will ilii-lintHtia lilnisi'lf on tho iaalnlan.l. ; !! in nut oil .:trtlrularly lor tl-o I I - t 11 ff his il rlvi.il. QOQP. CIGARETTES DURHAM TOBACCO Ouch! Lumbago Pain!; ,. Rub Backache Away Instant' ttelief with A email trial bottle of old ' t -"St. Jacobs Oil."- Kidneys cause Rackache? No I They have no nerves, therefore can not cause pain. Listen! Your back-. ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief is soothing, pem-tratiiu; "St. Jacobs Oil." Rub it right on your pain ml back, and instantly 1 he soreness, .stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled! Get a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and limber up. . A moment aftertit is, applied you'll womljr vut became of the backaclfc oV lrtalAU;4 Mhi. V f Rub old,, bcrtrttijf, jiJacvj.Oir'j wlienever you Iiavc sciatica, nejiralia, rlieumairSm' ot sprain's; .is'it is abso lutely lial-tnlcss sjtd doesn' lyurn the skin. aKi!iii!ii::i:;ii::if!it:!:::!!ii::i!:t:i:t I IT C 4 fl u. a. At my. $ Shoes u TiVo (liav'.hst boiiBbt a ib- , ' , niendojis Monk f ""Army. Munson $ I ji'jsl Oboes' 'fp' he sold to' the- p'ulil' ; lpr fllr.letV,TJjvs.ri fh(.t$ jiW. per ceit srdiJ ther wit h he;iv,y i : 'ddublnt solis'-fJA-ed nnd TiKiled. i Tho uppers' Ure of heavy ftan! I:' chromo leat hT with bellows ; toilKue, tlii reby inaKiniT them j wntenproof. These shoes are i j polling very fast and wo advise I , you to ord r at once to insure tt j your order bein fillod. j:; Tho si.t s are (! to II. nil t I widths. Price ji'.Ta, Pay post post- Kin'l j i man on rcceijit of Koods or k. money order. Mont y refunded If shoes are not satisfactory. The U. S. Stores Co. 1.11 llliOADW.W m:w vur.iv t Ti'Y ' ::ti::ttj:t!K::::::t:' ittmrn'Msttttitttuu ' (..'ll.l'i l J$? GENUINE Sfcm "BULL" : 8 Qunllty Market, skill's (Jrorery SaO.OOO SPRVT (IX HKALTIt , (K.i. XA., .Mar. 2. A)iri)v. 'nmti-ly S5u,U00 !s spent iiiinuully li.v i the UniviTnity f Nevnda on health j instruction ami health service, ac- lordlnjr uitwuuer.it,. mrs, iiii-'i-dont. OLDS. of bead or chttt mn mora easily treated externally with W VAPOnUB Oca 17 Million Jan VstdYtath FOR SALE ' Sixty acres IiIkIi cIhhs land, ttpli'mlld wii-r rinht on jiavt'd J.u (JraiKl-lH-iind r'ity roail. A purtlon of the J. uvin-s3 farm, nott-d for priority uatir riglit and sub-irriKHtinff cliar actT. Tiie prici' and tiTins will i pral to you. Thin land could ); divid ed into small trurls and n-sold road ily fur double the pript- J uui permiltcd to i piiot u. Kour acrt'H, just outHido city limits, ditch runs through oho corner, fenced, Kood soil, prlcied at fKIOU. cawh, Itajancu in monthly puyincnlH. "fve acres In May Park, nil Kood iand with new modern Heven-roon. j i house, plastered, basement, Rood plumbing-, bulb I and toilet, electric liffhts. Good new barn. jaruKe, cher-1 ry crop last season brought in sriui. (nnicr6;ln stntwIierrU's, ono In ulfal-, la.:. AJnoourth Jnllt. tp l.a Onihtle-ts--landJ Mty "javVroad..' Jlero is a real ' hoirii for.'iomvono who desires to en-i Jo,v:all benefits and pJeaure of sub-' uifoiiif -Jifc; and -fet y-ilhin sven inin ut stli'tto t the city.;', i. 1 Ten iirn-B, i,well , improypd, .five-. room bunK:jio house, barn, cellar, ; mirage, chlcKen house, Kood fencintf. , Four acres in alfalfa, l-'ine soil, es-1 pecially adapted to dalryliifr gr berrioa ;j Price, $3,()ou. Terms, $1000 cash and balance C yeura Ut fif;f. Geo. H. Currey nnl Eatat luaruiM ..if. . . ' ! ,:; ( Butter We handle the Blue Mountain Brand of Butter, exclusively. Order it fresh each morning, there by insuring oui customers of strictly fresh RuftPi- FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. ;! Two Phones, Call Main 75 . ! ; NO CHARGE FOR : DELIVERY To Keep a Tin Hall COFFEE $ ALWAYS ON YOUR PANTRY SHiSLF, IS A' CONSTANT , GUARANTEE OF KEENER 1 COFFEE ENJOYMENT. . ft 1 PRICE: - ONE POUND, 50c; FIVE POUNDS, S2.2." Pattison Brothers Grocery PHONE MAIN 80 Do Some Investigating "f K.J. of Walla Walla,Wru,had ;' been a sufferer from Piles 25 years. Read HIS letter and the many others in the FREE illus trated book which tells the true facts about such cases as yours , and about my nonsurgical, pain- less, harmless treatment. Investigaie my remarkable work m K highly jpecialced pbyaam beforewtoj Kribing to fo-called "nome army "quack" cure. . Bemember. y treitraotol" ' guarantl to coraplcteW Ma permanently cure yoMr Flics. Send toJaj (or FREE book. DRrCMAS. J. BtAN 2ND MO MORPN PORTP.OWtOOH ttttmtuttttmtuutitmtitmntmmnmtt Public Sales ; We havo purchased 122,000 pair U. S. Army Munson last tfhoes, sizes b to 12 which was tho entiro surplus stock of ono of tho Impost XT. ! S.it Govern ment shoe! contractors.''' ;ii This shoo. Is guaranteed 100 per cent solid leather; color dark Uan. ' bellows tonBue," rilrt nnd Wfttorproof.- Tho actual vulue of this shoe in ffi.OO. Owlnff to this tremendous buy wq ea'Vi offer same to the public ut $2.95. Send correct size. Tay post man on delivery or- send money order. 'If shoes aro not as rep resented wo will cheerfully re fund your money promptly upon request. National Bay State Shoe Company . 200 Hroailwny NEW YOUK, N. Y. Mountain .... i of Barrington wannmwnmmnmjmm:mwamtmmia:iKmmnmmmmmi