La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1923, Image 3

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PMKAWUT1NG'
SPRING COMING
Thi Droves that the wafer Keeps Mun.lny ewninr the home of her viih his fncmU lm live in town. Iilueteil by fritlcrton and JVJic.is. I
wiTOi.. orouier, u. e. .-itii k i Mr. and Sllrs. Jim Wiilker were who haw iu.it -imvI f . ,,.
Mi ' r'..r..it.... ...I... I.. u.. it: : i. . . . .
.... i.--''-;i iivhi .in, i n ifr made a uusiiie.s.s in
'ir.-tiHif, came '(town me nisi 01 tue to town ultmluy.
THE PARK. Mar. 13. Mrs. Ida 1'uttine seeds in the cround, we ecu
M. Hunter received the sad news.erally .fcuther our harvest at auout
01 me untimely death of her neph
ew, 'Will Cates, age . son of Mr.
lure fcr a Jens- timp, assuring ttt-.l Jim Slack win trunn.ctin l usim ss
i.-r rrcps in tnc vnllec. I in town Weiintsiiny. ''. ,
Nearly all a prenarM to put in' Ray Henslev went to Lit iinmde
their crops, waiting for the weather Thursday for the purpose of titkiinr
nlthouirh it is-as i spring had some cattle up for a cattle buver
made- its appearance, it is rather wu, was liuyinir cattle in this sec
early as yet, to decide on heavy tion the first of the week.
work; ThouKh we ore late here in p. s. iioliertson oT l.a tirnntic was
and Mrs. Alfred Cates of Tucoma
Wash. Some time ago while working
in the railroad shop a heavy plate
01 sicei leu on his leg, necessitutnnt ;
amputation of hi right foot. Ile'i
stood it well until the loss of his j
foot, which according to the letter
iweiveu, niaue mm lose coin-age and
could not survive the ordeal.
L. F. Ingram, logger or Union,
has gone back to North Powder, af
ter recuperating from a late acci
dent which kept him home for two
weeks.
Louis Fisk moved intothe old Hal
ler house at Little Park after the
fire which completely (testroyed his
nome.
the same time ns in ih lower coun
try tml the Pailc is never known
to have a fnilur?.
SOCfALNEWSQ
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SHI
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SUMMHRVII.M:. r-iar. is. Dr.
Moore of La GrnnHe, marie a pro
fessional call to Summerville Tuesday.
Ed. Hale and W. L. Hale were
The young folks report, a Kroml .bu;in
imn t. th Hn dJon o, i ou Mrs. Holly Horn has been confin-
nt Biff Creek last Sutur-:?1 l" er rocm lor ycvcrai "aya Wlin
i I,a firimie.
Harson
eliiy.
Mr. and Mrs. El Miles were both
laid yp with n cold, but are not ser
iously ill.
Mrs. Roy Jones was reported on
the sick list with a cold and sore
throat, but potting along nicely at
the last news.
Frank WiffKlesworth was a Union
visitor on business yesterday froiy
his ranch al Kay mo Klat.
Joseph Kay is busy ' repairing
fences in propitiation for his big
crop he intends putting in this
spring.
Mrs. S. Go;say went to the school
social last Satuidny.
J. W. Lay has made good records
so far with the mail, havinjr missed
only two days of not making his
regular trips llu same dav.
Uoy Jones bought 4i tons of hay
from Kd Miles. This. Mr. Jones ns-;
sorts, may put him -through the win-
tor's feeding of his stock.
Joseph Foster was helping liny i
Jonos haul hay the first part of the
week.
Kd Gillispic is not quite over a
severe cold contracted some time
ago, hut is improving nicely. (.
High Valley Snow (J one.
Late news toils that the snow is
all gone at High Valley. Preparation-!
for an early crop is on the
way. 11
The mail man reports that the
roads are quite had thrwifgh Ante-'
lope valley, leaving Telocaset.
A. J. Vanervanter is busily en
gaged making preparation to put in
his crop as early as possible.
Kenneth Vanorder has a fine sup
ply of wood all cut up ready for the
spring work.
The snow is going down at a
rapid rate; all the side hills are bare
from the Forks j down the creek.
I The five 'or1, six men jut i the old
South place arc1- busily engaged in
cutting lence posts. They - renort
that they have trapped a consider-,
;"able amount of various animals, in
, eluding ;H) .coyotes an Some rc(;
foxes and' a -silver tip. 1 They woiq,
heard to 'say that they will move
over to Badger Flat in the near fu
ture, where they have another line
of traps, f.
The creek don't swell un as usual
Mrs. Clvde Myers' attended the bas
ketball game in La Grande Satur
day evening between Imbler and La
G ramie.
Mis. Frank Ott was a visitor on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. D. R. MeKinzie. . ,
Mrs. Emma Hug wi's u visitor
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Housework
and Headache
There's relief for you
housewives who suffer from
,aches and pains.
When lack of fresh air,
vorking over a hot stove
and the odor of cooking
make your head throb,
your back ache, your limb'
irernbley just take I or 1
DR. MILES
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i Anti'Pain Pills
Y'l.TIjij'' relieve ydi! .quickly
Your druggist sells them at
pre-war prices 25 doses 25
cents.. Economy package, 125
doses $1.00. ir -i ;
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like coite'e
a business .visit-.a in town Thuratl-ty
morning.
Mrs. Fi-ed Hamiltotr was a 'visitor
Monday at the Jiome of J. C Ucn
sley. ' "'.
Mrs. Miles 'W'odell deliglitfully en
tertained the Ladies Aid. Thursday
a' ternoon. A goodly number was
present and an onjtrjwble afternoon
was spent. iliefiesliments were
.served-
Jim Hensley is added to the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Simon Woodell were
tmuior visitors 1 hursuay morning.
week and bought some cows belong-! The tlanco -iv in t li ?.m,.5.. ' Vav0 UZ VaT 0n
IRRIGATION TRIP SLATEi ! f.ppo.srd to the stale guaranteeing
SALKM. (., Mar. 13. The mem- inieixist cn inigation I.ond iile
im's of ho .- Lite irr !':it;on iir.i " a courso a sUKtMUIPiy neiTH-
i diainagc r.eci:ii!ies cmn;nission will fary, - .. ...
who;-
in to Fred Hamilton.
Press Pugh was a businoss visitor ;ed ami the music was excellent
hall Friday evenihg was well .nlciul-
m town Thursdav evening.'
Jim 'Wise wha transacting busi
ness at Imbler the first oi the week.
Cyrus McDowell and Jack Newbill
went to La Grnndo Saturday evening
to take in the picture shows.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ''orris ha been very
ill for a few days. ,
Flic MrKinitie was a La Grande
visitor during the week.
J. K. Woods was transacting busi
ness at Imhler Thursday.
Inex Woodell was n passenger
on the stage Wednesday evening
coming from Imbler. She enme over
to assist her mother in entertaining
will make a. comnletL- in:;no
tion ot the Warm Springs lrngati
.'hn',o.
wild hitHCro-m
for. Ihr'-'
Mr. und Mrs. V. M. KoSbs were
project. This district, which ii o;ie : iii'k-s antl wither ui tti liops.
To
tiarisaciiiHr lUwiiin in (:..,,,. -iiu 1111 rgesi in easiern hva ce;i- ' rnr tu -turn ren gm.miH or inn naru
itiml'iv nvonin.r ..v t,.(l (rP(,ni 1;;s rtHUfStt!( that tllO ijitl u .HI til' KlK'.'r:U""t.nil IjU
-. iMiate extHiui its jumranloe of inter-
fst on secunttes issued by the pru-
jeet fur periods ranging from six
months to one year, ,
it, lioni.iil;uU'. Hon p. . . '
lidlt Ortriy-Hix 'tiouix thon lraln
I liruuvh mi I, V.; W; n-.M-h to kci
Mt I'nim warhinu. Adii ono gruaslioi-
Nonualry iti Ncgamicr
ALN H('liKIl '.t-:s
HACK TO NORMAL T-hA ,tMnnA f:iior l -ne)i i.int to ir.vo it a Kiel;
Ohleaao Train Ai tlvi'.t ., tWtlmr tn(n' nniAAr vt-tici'Mir a Utile tnfo the Itttrhrn fllnk.
lieasunr, state superintendent of ,l' lukeja ih enamel off tt is reiulv .
tbauks ami attorney-trenrral. The i IO'' bottling. I ry Goods Keonom:.
Mleh.) j iuspeciion trip was arranged at the' ' '
request or fivrnor riere( who iq KAltN wanted at l he Ohsorver.
( Her( Twenty-Six
llouiit Ijite.
- Heiidiue In the Xrtrannc
t:tllv Mtnlui? .Inurnal.
Charlies antl Kdna- Uelie Myers 'ihp Aid Societv which met at their
who havo been boarding at Imbler home Thursday afte.Tioon.
started driving to school from their ' Doris O-twald was a visitor at the;
home here. home of her friend VioU Goodwin;
Mr. Osbora of Imbler was a Sun- Sunday evening,
day visitor at the McDonald hnmo on Frank Sion was a business visitor!
Pumpkin Ridge.- in town during the week. i
H. C. Wagoner was refilling his j Leona Fries of linnier spent the;
barn with bay during the week. weMc-eml at her home' here.
Ed Logan era me down from his There are evangelistic services be-1
ranch Thursday to spend a few dav ing held at the M. K. church con- j
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Knights Templar, Attention!
At our Regular Conclave, Tuesday evening, loth
g Inst.,' there will be woi-k in the Order of the Temple.
Sojourning Sir Knights welcome. Supper (5.80 P. M.
S ; ' : L. IL RUSSELL, v
S . ' Recorder,
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Newest Spring Coats and Gapes
'. UNUSUAL VALUKS INDEED AT
$17.50 to $45.00
Another big assortment, over fifty in nil, of Sport
Coats, Dress Coats and ('apes received in Monday's ex
press: The values in these coats will astonish you at the
V price ve are of Coring them. They are the choicest of the. - .
i season's -models, and such delightful fabrics gay plaids,"- -soft
wooly tweeds, '.homespuns, polairs, ' plain colors or
mixtures. . . ' ' . :. .
The film that works
like the human eye
DULL light, bright light or light inten
sities' in between, the human eye never
misses the picture before it.
The Nevv Ansco Sjieedcx Film works much
the same. It adapts itself" to a wider range
of light conditions than lias been
true with hint ot the past.
For better, clearer pictures j'tiofc
once in a while but regularly, in-
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camera. ...
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L. & L.
Driig Co.
NOTICE
Country Club Members
Annual Meeting Election of Seven Directors
Club House, Monday, April 2, 8 P. M.
N. W. FREES, Secretary.
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Home Products
Ho. 5 Lard -?0c
No. 10 Lard
Mt. Kmilv Suear Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per lb 2Tc
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 2Tc to 40c 3
ML Emily Picnics, per lb - l-rc g
Mt. Emily Cottage ButLs, per It 10c g
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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A Lesson from
HistorvSave!
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YOUNG nations have always had great profits, great
losses, small savings. Romance! Adventure! Yes.
Middle age lias always brought smaller, surer, national ,
earnings, less frequent losses. Savings loom larger. Ev
ery surviviiiK old nation is a nation of savers. Experience
has taught tliflin.
Will you learn the lesson of history? Have you the fire
of youth anil the wisdom of age? If you have, this bank
will help you save. " .
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK
' La Grande, Oregon -
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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