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Tuesday. March 13. 1923.
EVENING OBSERVER
'" PAGE TWO " TITE LA ttRA?;ri&
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iJltL 'SOCIAL NEWS; NEWOFRGERS
Spring Millinery Is
Ribbon and Color .
The Millinery Department certainly hasn't a
(luil spot in it. Ribbons do so many things you'll
vomlcr what they are going to do next. Then
th'ei e's a lot of glisten, haircloth and ot her shiny
affairs and shapes that twist and turn, hut nev
er get far away from some sort of heimety
shape or the other. And the new berry shades
carry the honors in color with now and then a
flash of green.
. Vogue Hats and others of equal style.
if.
SOItTII I'OWIU-Mt. "Mar. l.'I. An: A mix !i-nKMiiun or mrniPn irom
(old time ilancrp wa.s jrivfn fit the al'l :ivh of Wultowa. county nitiml.
hump nf fiulc Gibbon's 1'riclliy ni(,'lit. i ,.,) 1)u, ,,,,, iji'u of the nxintv KcaiiKf
j Kljtin won the hHsk.-tbll (fnmp ; (il V;,1WK !., , ,. T1.
which wits nlnyert here ! rt.lay nttrh , , slo wall ,.,,
botwuen KlBin unci nn rownv , ,.,,,,. f .
hlK" "'"""'f- , , , ,, . liimlcT tin- illriMll.m of W. K. Uvko-
Orv.l M.ller m'c.ved broTien on -1 . ni
liar bone and Kenneth Medralh i. ; ' ,
HnnnririiiKf a black eve at an after i
(effort of the ball (fame, iaic I.. A. IMiilmin, I'.onitxc'. iiiaulcr;
II.. I....... ....taHuinnil n host I . .. i..
.ii: nu nuuin i-n... . .......... " -.i lari-ni'i- r. i'hmn. joj.-ui. nvi'l Hi-el ,
irueU at a huue party r firiny. i mi.h Knu ihic Mrl.onnM. I'romi.se.
Hcsxie Johnson and Clara Christ- i,.,.,,,,.,.,.. ,. j McArl.'r r l.oHtlne.
man cave a private dance at !.t. waid: H. I'li'cn.r or l.,,iim-.
home of Aliss Christmun. ; iiKs'T'tunt icward: n. a. tjnKi'nlnii-v
Frank lloblm and dntiKhter, Aileeii,)r ).;,,., .priM'. in, plain; K. T. iiuiioy
were linker visitors Saturday. ! r wallow i, tri'iimner; (i. . .lic-ic
.Mr. lludleson triinnacted business i or wnlinwn. aerwim-y; Km! jfini.
In Baker Saturday. !wiluht or .lom-pb. ttatn koeiier! .Minn
; Mrn. t..arrell'8 moinor and iaun-i icaiiaon I'lam or Wallowa, oerrs;
01 l-ayeiie, inann, reiurwn im. m. k. Wenlly or Wallowa, I'o.
Ivith Mm. (Jarrell inursaay.
r l.ulu llavis whs a viRitor of t,ouise
j Parker Thuisday and Friday.
Herman Petcm, the son of Mr. and
Mis. Alva Peters has been ill with
: pneumonia, but is reported better.
I Dr. Irvine, of Haker. was called
Idown to sec Mrs. Nice, who is quite
lill.
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My 0 jm mm m tm
IMBLERSGDUTS IGRAZJNGFEE
. CLIMB MOUNT! IS OPPOSED
fenTIlM!Tt. . Mtir. . 13. 'I'hf. Hoy I Ifsolut Ioiim nro'.orttinK fiKihiHt liny
SOiUB ot lm!lcr urulor ho jfuulancq 1 Uu-n-:w- of ,-ut;;n for Krii.lnir h-h Un
or Lemur WcHtoimkow, their sron't ; -tt It- and Hlmup on tho nuilotml (or
,,m.Hter, went m n Kcoutin trip laHtij '!l lu,M w"r" "'l'i-l lo.luy hy ti.o
i?..t.......r TU Hrrtiit In thi ton nf Hvf'HloclC WHO HH'l lor IdCCMt ol-
w in irrpnr ,
L. l'utle
iM'ii.i or, the
Ut l..,t f..itlUIl if wilh tri-pnt
.nrru..Wt, .l..n ir, thii nnW wliirh1''" MlV't 'loi'atliiMiit r u. A
pnme up t their wuisi.s in many
pjnecd. . ' . '
Mis Coolpy, nn O- A. 0. K'iuite.
wan in 1nil)!er Munday and Tuesday
of last woek denton.stnitin(f how to
mnlto hnlH. She mucli vnlual)lo
inforniiition and hr worlc wiu great
ly appreciated by all. Several took
advantage of Miss Coolc-y's presence
nnd made their summer hats. Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Charles Cleaver,
,Mr. Lcdhetter and Iim. Van Hansen
were appointed on a, committee to aid
' Mrs, F. M. Mc'Kennon in pl.innii.K for
next year's demonstration.
Mr imiff, of O. A. C, was in
Imbler Tuesday and lectured to thfr
'fruitgrowers. His talk was very in
turestintf and encourjitfrnu. ,; ,
A mass meeting was lu-ld in the
Lotion hall last Monday nitrht to
consider the proposition jiisallinit
n water system in the Town.. After
discussion pro ai:d con 'a vote was
taken to ascertain the sentiment of
the people. Them witp sixteen votes
in favor of Ido proposition and .l
opposed to it.' -
Dan WVsteiiskow has lmrchascd
hevl artfmi'ffflihti"1f " 2TiV"a('rPs;
.situated. tVua-.iiHUiK, oust ..of . Imhletv
nl8o tho 40 acres ndjoininjr it owned
y Airs, J, A. Johnson.' Mrs. Jolin--B.m
und family will take' up resi
dence in the ''itv
J "Star JlriKht" Presented.
The M. I. A. dramatic company of
La Grande presented "Star iiriRht"
t Imbler Wednesilay nitrht to a
lanre audience. The. performance was
late in starling due to tin? fact that
one of the cars carrying the play
ers jrot stuck in tlie mud' and had
considerably difficulty in Ktl'nK nt.
Many of the. people of the commun
ity nave been heard to say that in
their opinion the performance waa
the best of its kind that has
hpeii staged in Imbler for quite a
while. -
The senior clasa of the high ft'honl
wdd hoiue mad).1 ruiniy and pop corn
befoie uml at Um the show. The
NWtyuiMrt. will h applied as part pay
; ami l-'red I ten u ion. county aj,"'iit, in
tL eiMirerelu-e, puyn the hn.it Oro.
;miiaii.
A licarnifr will lie tield in Salt
hake Cily .Mureli to, .by ihc- forest
Mervieo when tlin jtoint of view of
(ho livoHtoek mou 'may lie oxpr4(sef7
Several repi-oMintatlvea from I'nia
tiltn county arc exportnei lo be Hent
lo the In.-1 rili m. - ttKiir'H ' were liH
clnniil wliirti, il in def-Iikt'ed. inako II
t'vlilent (Itii 4'nlllr men In ,ia'ttcolar,
ai-e iml in - ii; polfiou at. tuesent to
take on ft' Intld. item r hlirh.tjr cost
tf their htrshir-HH i lo be nia hitainl d.
'I'hf. question warn eonsileii;ilj at (1
iiMM'tlnif of wool" rowej-H in Hioli
ii.it lonal romViMlmi tit: 'Mpokane this
yeaci The eontetition of thft 1 abeop
men in that 1hi roreKj Service hIuhjM
not i-ndeavor (o mako I he' forests ho if-'
fomlninlmr by jrrazlinL jooh. In'caune,
;tthey'nV-lare. 'ttip prolHetidn 'of timber
4; liii-liltr iob the? M-t-vie nnd
Hhci-p hihI rattle Hlionhl not hnve to
l ily" (or Hit- (n'olectioii of limber. N'ot
ull timber li aid U rtninr -lami. the
tiny, t'tti'l their contention Ih that the
Ijveuloek inlerctH Nlioiilil nol bo rail,
ed on to pjy foe eosla of nil fornsl
l.-uul win n they use only a purl of it
for (rray.lntf imrposos.
"Wii IH tlK'il.i;laC!
rtn'Yrtly"TiVftTi:ifil.
JA nnsketliall' jramn was dnyed na
.uonuay niKlit lietweea the (Jiants
aitd the hij h fteljool be.-s. Jt wa
airrei-il that the lo.-in i,.ani should
put up an oyster supper for all. At
the end of the game the score wa
J7-17, n llu-v plavd five minutes
longer with the result that the hih
school team won. The supper wns
nerved tho following mi'lit-'
Mr. Peterson is remodelinc his
butcher shop nnd also building a new
porch at the front of hi house.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Will Loney last w;ek.
Rosier Toney and Ed Cole of
Haines transacted business here Sat
urday. Lucile Hudleson. daughter of Will
lludleson, sprained her ankle while
roller skatinjr.
Homer Carnes of Wolf Creek.
movinc onto
rented four miles east of Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Goff of Wolf
Creek transacted business in town
Saturday.
Hoy Graham moved from the Gib
bon's residence to Lizzie Canvender's
residence- ,
Mrs. Andrew Willis injured her
thumb badly with an axe.
Mrs. .John Gilkenson and daughter
Opal, were dlaker visitors Saturday.
Mr. Chandler was cnlled to Athena
on account of the illness of his wife.
Jessie Goff visited her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Lane Goff of Wolf Creek
last week.
Mavor L. T. Russell attended the
Baker County Chamber of Commerce
banquet at ltaker Tuesday.
inona; Mrs. H. h. Kleener of hostlne,
Mont, and Mrs II. O. Ilarnhn oT Kn
lerpijw, holy jissiHtant Btewani.
The exceutivu ronuolttet aro C,
K. llenn of hostlnc; 'I'. (i. Johnson
of Wallowa, and Kre Heme! wtiirlit
of Joseph.
'Giles- I 'lass, county eornnilsMioner
of Wallowa cotintv, w.is appointed
rhalunan of the cominltten on left-ts-lalioif.
Tabh-H were art-unveil In the
vymnKslttni or t)ie riitfh school and
it wan CH'.imated tbit etoHe f (io
ansf.sted in diHpisInff of tlie banquet
I'liriilsheii by tho Wallowa V)ran-o.
The itfter dinner program 'stm-teil
I off with' an Hdilress of weleonio Ity
I Mayor .Marvin of Wallowa. , I'rof. h
I'l'. lialley, . agriculture r teu'ehur of
j Wallowa, Hpo!e of the cooperation
ranch which he has jJf Ml.1(.nUtu. .a-tum,,.,,. a nuin-
lier Of excellent i-eadliiKS and musi
cal inimbeis were Kivcn. lr, tlto eve.
nine a. special team pot on tlie fifth
ileyrW lor a elans of 7;, -J ; f- ..
TUv next county meeting 'will be
hel jit houline. oil tlk- last Satur
day In May
Noutli Kork (Jrnnn-o or hoMine is
tlte largest, In the county, liavimc
Kained over 70, inombers in the lest
two months.
AI'iAilM-s'iKVnilX'.S SuTK E
In the Countv Court -f the fctau
uf Oregon, for Union (.'ounty.
In the Matter of the Ltate of
Thomas Jefferson Jleath. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
undersitrned has been duly appoint
ed hy the County Court of the Stale
of Ort'jron, for Union County, admin
istratrix of the Estate of Thomas
Jefferson Iieatn, deceased;
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required, to
present' ?ame to me, properly veri
fied as !y law required, at the office
of La Grande Investment company,
La Grandp, Ore., within six months
' l,ixl tnis Sihiioy U March, 1123. ; g FRANK R. SUYDAM 8
i'KAKL H. Hr.Alri, !
Aumiuistraiiix. !
Mar.fi-lfi-'itt-27-Aor.8.
"Two I'liVHiclui Isolhtn Germ of
Infliienwi.". Thia Is splendlrfas ne
in Ik Ii t say Isolation.
1 General Repair!
Shop
Spasmodic Croup la frequently i U
rliMvw4 hwrtnorHeationof ' TT
(TROUP
PfJ c
Vm "mm mnmHmamtKmmmKttttammjjmu
VapoRub ,
Ova 17 Mlllhnjaa Uui Ytarb , RET J!ERl!I Ts WITH A WANT AD
Furniture Repaired and
Refimshed
Household Repairing of
All Kinds
100 Fir St. Phone 513-Jj
GOOD
CIGARETTES
1J
GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Holm V Grocery
Oi?EN FOR BUSINESS
Old and New Patrons
WELCOME
n
I Wlien Better ft
Automobiles Are Built fil
Buick I
I Will Build Them ' i:
Southard & Sliinn U
Cor. Adams and Fir :
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X G. Holm
Grocery
i
Energetic! f
'-enjoy new, life with
nr viMri Pin s - M$ !m
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-JOT consupuiwn
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
' MAffllXR SIIOI AM) I'Ot'XDUY
All Kln.lB of Munliinnry, Automobile and 'J'raolois Ilr p:iiiff),
, . , Ovoi'limilod nnd Itnliullt.
Acotylono W.-l.llntr of All Kinds
Cylinder Tinrlnif nnd Ov.M-alzn Pistons
, ' Cmnl;shnfs, PIslonH nnd Piston Pins li.woun.l
"l" fJlvo l.'s n Trail
FITZGERALD Prop.
Our V
RKPKATKIt
Coffee
35c
2'2 lbs. S.ric
yoir
SAVM '
- Phone
Main 43
ih;i,ivi:i:y
O. V, 15.
Our Very I5es(
Coffee
1 Hi. .....1....4")C
2'2.ll)S., 51.12
5 lbs S2.1S
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HEAD OI1SERVER WANT ADS
Rub Rheumatism or.
' Sore, Aching Joints
Rub Pain right out with imall
trial bottle of old '
"St. Jacobs Oil."
0.
-Willre' l.niPhicr (
lelicr ri nin mi iaur'K
i I"! tvailhi
st'1.1 "A..,l
what will ..ii M(h it,.- fcinpeil ,,.
llitino our .snn .v'h ln's smi.Iiiiu;
liitnie".'"
ItMNtle M.itli. r- Vui, ,miV Wl,
unk. immle. I kiiihn,. ' ll:iv ,
lillf II 111 ,.M,. .,1 t!,(. HK-Klle; hul
wind I'm uoiuK to (,t., ,.,Mllt.
, Hewn nnt- Kiiiiwn " t.r n.li.n p,,n, ,
Rh'.iimntism ir' "pain" only. No
one rnsc in fifty requires internal
treatment. Strp drugpinR. Knb sonth
in if, jirnelrntinij "St. Jacobs Oil" rinht
inteJ vnnr sord. stiff 'nrhiuir iolnts aari
"Si. Jacnbs Oil i a liarmless -rlicu
inatisni liniincut which nrvcr disap
points ami cantint hum the fkyn.
T-imbcr up 1 Quit complaining! fl
a small trial hntile of old. ' honest
"St. Jacobs Oil!' any drupr store,
nnd in just a moment you'll be frr
from i hcnm.itic pain, snrcnrss, sliff
nrss and swrlliiij?. Don't sutTrr! Hr
lirf awiiitH ymi, "St. Jambs Oil" has
ie!irvH millintu of rheumatism suffer
ers in the lat half century, and is just
as kmkI for sciatica, neuralgia, lum
haw, ha kachr, spriiins.
rass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licensed Embal
mer, Amlmlance Ser
vice. Phone Main G2.
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La Grande, Oregon
Sm;art! v
Styiishl! ,
Comfortable !!!
A shoe you'll like to wear because it's so easy.
A siioe you'll like to he seen wearing because it's
so good looking.
Would Whiter Teeth
! . -s .'."r ' iT' "" f." ;'"'
Make You Happy?
.ni ..... - .'''in
One Tube of Spearmint Tooth Paste,' 35c, and
one ToothJBrush, 5Qc, LoiJi for half a dollar this
week. Stop and see our window and examine
the brushes and tooth paAte. It's Wrigley's.
Don't forget to run right to Newlin's'for this
bargain. r .'A IM JPjj.Sl
The Bootery
"xV Paradise for Tired Feet"
200. Depot Street i - c Phone Main J IS
Newlin Drug
rhone Main JO
Co.
Why Druggists RecommenrJ
jSwamp-Root
C Tor iiinny years iIiiijjkIsIh lmve
Wati-lit.l with iinu'h Imcrmi the re
Jimiknlile itciikI inaiiuainvil In- r,'
Kilmrr'K Svvunip-Kout, tlie -rt itt ki,l.
Iiey, liver nnil hl.nMi r m .li, ivr.
.. Jt ift ft phx sit inns prt i :jit iml.
I Swamp Kit i :i m.u:tlM niuj;
lllnlirinr. It hvlps tin- k i.ln.-i , In. r
and lilmlilrr ili the work lutiuc in
tinilvil thi v nlioiilil .I,..
twiinrp-Ki.tt h:,H bt.nxl ttn t,t ,,f
yrnn. It is m.M l nil iliMni-is ,,
it im-ril ml it fh(rihl lulp ,,,
Ko othtT kitluvy mc.liviue It, is so i
inmiy frien,li. (.
He nro to yrl S ftllijKoit iin.l
Mnrt trvftttiivtu at onve.
Htmrvcr, if ymi wish lirt to tost I
this RTcnt pn')niratjm scn.l ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer ft t'o., IlinhHrnton. N.
Y fom unniplv Ix.ttlc Inn writ-
Goods That Demand
Your Attention
Men's and Boys' Caps, latest
styles ?1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Japanese lalle Uloths
ISx IS ;
HSxaS
IXili
98c
$1.23
$1 sr,
IkUlies Knitted Bloomers ...!lfH', 5Sc, S9e
tiu is aim .Misses sateen Uloomers ....ISc to Toe
Girls' White Crepe Bloomer t;;)c
Lathes' Fancy Muslin Gowns Sc, $1.2;!
l-atucs l-ancy AamsotU Uicnuse, SDc, !)Sc, '$1.23
Girls' and Misses' Princess Slips ..$1.2") and $1.4.)
Ladies Knitted Unions, all styles ....C)c to $1.23
SPECIAL!!
This Week
Willi Each 25c Purchase of Any Toilet Preparation
ONE KEY FREE
Face Powder, Toilet Waters, Perfumes, Cold Cream,
Face Creams, Liquid Powders, Hand Lotions, Tal
cum, Tooth Powder and Paste, Hair Tonics, Sham
poos, Shaving Preparations, Soaps, Beauty Clays,
Compacts, Rouges, Nail Preparations.
As Well as Our Regular Offer of One Key Willi
Ench 50c Purchase of I'. 1). Co. Goods
KEYS REDEEMED AT ON E CENT EACH
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New Ideas About
MACA
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Like Bread and Potatoes
GOLDEN AGE MACARON I
Is One of the Every Day Needs
It Blends Flavors Delightfully and 'Improvlngly
.With
Sausage
Chopped Meat
Tomatoes
Chicken
Bacon
Oyster
Eggs
:' Cheese.
FOR SALE BY
)0-in. Press Crepes, per yard
Bag Bugs, (50x00
27c
$2.50
Andrew Variety Store
i n
The Ifexatl Store
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
rilONE MAIN SO
ing re inre mm mtitiion tins jvipvr.
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