La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 17, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text( V " " Saturday, March 17. 1923. THE LA CTCANDE EVEKIXfi OBSERVER 1-t- if!'. urri'.tlleji,!;; ,.,,5 pi-ot tJ?o uy Mrs. E, :, Tuckcy, 1808 Second , street. 21-J.J. l-5d7-tf ; 7. Havo you aecn the new six-"ylin-der Studeuaker, ?U!I0, V. 0. li. I.u (Iritnde, lit 1115 Washington avenue. M. J. (Jims, local dealer. 2-G-tf I TOM THUMB WEDlHXCi. March b 21ft, Methodist church. 3-17-1 1 j ICi:(.ON .M ltSIiltY CO. On. null, AbI.. 1212 WuHhlnetnn Avenue, La Crunch-. :-KI-2m Modes for Full Figures Especial attention lias been given this spring to a com plete selection of wearables i'or women of full figure. Styles which put the emphasis on the perpendicular have never been more interesting. Some very choice modes in suits and wraps in simple tailored lines should be cxam .ined,atonce. . ' Business Worried Anxious to be of greater service to business' whose shopping time is often limited, we have assmpled a goodly selection of costumes which are unusually swagger and yet characterized by a simple refinement. Very adapt able to different kinds of service. v mm The best valuer in fine correspond ence stationery, the newest styles in plum, wmie, ivory and an me lints. All from the leading factories in the ' east, at Silverthorn-Wriirht's Family 'Drtii; Store, formerly Putman's druir .store. .'1-17-tf NOTICE TO STOCKMEN ! Those in heed of stock ear tairs , ican now he supplied in any make or style. .Name, address, number, print ed. Nelson Printing C5. ll-17-lt i THE I'l.I'ltT nays: It's a poor fool you can't work both ways. ll-17-lt iYuii i"ir I liit I niii ty Ti'uit U.mse 'in tlie Hi' ni 1.1 1 (irnlide, in 'Union ''nmty. Ori ui.n, Iscll f.t public auction to the hittlx'st hiuner tor ash in luiad, subject to, the. statutory i rights of redeniition, .the following iilescribed revil property;, to-witilal.ot 1 and south half of J;t two, Ulock 118. Riverside Addition, to the town of La Grande, Union , County, , Ore iron. . 1 Dated at l.a Grande, Union County, Oregon, this the lird., day of March, li'l. u:e varnick. j Sheriff of Union GNiunty, Oregon. I Date of first publication S-3-2;l. Date of last puhlicaiin. n 3-31-2S. . Wi'.r.:i-lu-17-24-Sl ,-Viii.i.s 11 a E nit; u:t I llllllll Itl'VKIt, ; lr'.. M " ' Ai.iiouiiceuu-nt tniiiiy hy Ihu Gieitun Lumber company, which started Iciews of men to the highland forests I of the west fork of Hood River to 'prepare camps for early work, indi- ....... u ww..',l lumber cut ill this J county for the year. The company's mill at Dee in former seasons na. nover sawed more than 24,000,0(1(1 feet, liv adding "' men the com p.iny ill employ about 250 men nils sKisuii. kecorti Heavy cuts are .ii ticipaU'd by tht 'I'nuiit flood Mill, ing company, in th upper valley, M10 .Standard Lumber company of O1111 (Jrove and the Wind, River Lumber company. The plant of the latter concern,' inoperative for several years, has been leased by D. C. Eccles of Portland. Drawing its logs from the headwaters of Wind river in Ska mania county, Washington, the Cas cade Locks bill' is now being made readv for the season's run. CHAIN WOOD Order now. I 'Hondo Lumber Co. Grande U-12-tf ( i iirii.i itiiimi wroer now. urnime ' Hondo Lumher Co. .1-12-tf PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR , Room b' Sominer Rldg. ; Open from 9 to 6 Evenings and Sundays on Appoint- incut. Phone 675-W. 3-5-lm NOTICE TO .MODERN WOODMEN ! All Wooilmen are requested to at tend the funeral of Neighbor A. E Huff at the Reynulds & Zimmerman 'chapel at 1;:J0 Sunday. :i-17-lt DOWERS, Clerk. II ART'S PHOTO STUDIO. .NOTICE OF HAN'K til'PT SALE Notice is hereby iSven that the undersigned trastee lii bankruptcy will offer to Jhe . Iliglu 1st bidder the following bankrupt slock of mer chandise, to-wit: Ail the stock of the Union Motor Company, bankrupt, a'! La Grande, Oregon, consisting of r.iaru and ac cessories of motor cars, trucks, trac tors, tools and equipment of garage, fixtures and offico furniture. The said stock may be; seen at the form er place of business, on Jefferson strvet in said city, and a 'complete inventory may be examined at the said place, or in the office oiT the referee in bankruptcy, JL E. lHxon, lEsl ,. ,. .., All Dins must oe seiiitu, mu 1.111 be opened on the lllst day of MilivIi, l!)2:l, at 10 a. ni., at the said former place of business. The Trustee re sevves the right to reject any and all bids. Terms, cash. ,W. D. HANKS, Trustee, " ' La Grande, Oregon. 3-15-2.1 M nr. 1 5-! 7-22-24-2H fem Let us have last Spring's . AimJ Suits, Gowns, Coats Etc., f&$ffll NOW. Our Dry Cleaning f&mf TlLJI'l-l''-"-"J"l'l"'"J''""' 1 " 1 . .- II I. I. I ' r . 1 Another of those enmmunily csenrted to the tomb of Iutj,n; dances whit-h have hecmm so pupu- j hnmen by two Ktryptiiin Kuules. OIU Inr t thR rmintrv i-lutt was .mv.'M I Tuts' nuimuiv was there along wiin last eveninj;, ami although the weath- isume of his rare treasures. w u i.,i .. it ..iiIU-! The most nleasant part of tho pee toil to be very iriturestinj ami en tortainintf. The piquant consists of a story about the cmttoms and hab its of different countries which have been visited by missionaries. As each country is represented, songs will be sung In the native tongue, and costumes characteristic of the country will be worn. Mrs. Harvey Hay entertained High grade portraits, Kodak pictures professionally finished. Heal por traits made from your best kodak 1 negatives. Ask about' it. Copying land enlarging properly done. Sec ond nonr l-'almer-iioesch lilug., oppo site West's store. .'J-lti-lm TOM THUMB WEDDING, March 21st, Methodist church. :j-J 7-lt irets in the Grande Honde vail large number of guests were present and enjoyed a delightful evening. It whs a St. Patrick occasion ami the entertaining committee wore the green neckties denoting the occasion no that not only could they be dis tinguished with ease from the guests, but for the further fact that all of them boast of their Irish blood and their knowledge of just what old St. Patrick did for Ireland- The music was Irish and was. fine. During the evening Mrs. T. li. Maxwell sang "My Wild Irish Unse" in a way that pleaded ' the audlente very much. Near the midnight hour refresh ments were served, roiinwmg are the mimes of those comprising the committee that entertained last eve ning: Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Dixon, Mr A very pleasant afternoon pent. evening was the presentation to Miss I August Mange receded the guest Herlha Walsinger m a huge nashei . prize. of personal gifts by the Auxiliary members. Miss Walsinger recently lo.-t everything in a fire. The l-andis home was tastefully decorated with cut flowers and sham rocks, the shamrock coming from Mrs. M. Smith of Salem who possess- Just a few sample blushes receiv ed from the factory in white ivory. We will sell theseat about our cost,, lully one-tnird less than such brush es are generally offered to buyers You will not have such an onnoi tun- number of friends .it her honie:,y !i . ." , r .. 'V ', ti,,... .i.,.. .,r..,.. , ri,. ...i,i tnorn-Wnelit a Family Druir Store, inn part in irds. Mm. Verne ' Join,-' f'"Plly Putman's .Iran- store son won the high honors, and Mrs. .'i-17-tf Have you seen Fager about paint ing you car. Phone 17-J. Shop nt 1902 (Jreenwood St. 2-17-lm Miss Nolle Suter of Kansas City, wiii arrive huniiay evening irom ,at thc observer for 1. aiuweii, niano, ami win nireci xne Tom 'llhumb wedding here. The first os a real srmnirocK garucn. iii'iurMi- j ,ohoarsal will be Monday afternoon ments were, served by the hostesses, at fl(U. t,cock in the Neighborhood which brought tho. evening's enter- j t.ui, n,oms. The advance ticket .sale tainment to a close- is enormous. Parties desiring government seeds for their spring planting please call nme. 2-lM-tf TOM THUMB WEDDING, March! 21st, Methodist church. :M7-ltj NOTICE We still have some machinery on hand, and as we arc closing out our stock, we can save you some money, j Anyone interested, call and see us. I We also have some first class timo- thy seed. Jmblcr Union Klevator Co. ' n-lo-(it 1 Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Scriber, Dr. ami j .Mrs. A. 'L- Richardson, Mr. and Mix duy Klhs, Mr. and Mrs. Kiiner Stod dard, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Leishman, Mr. and -Mrs. August Stange, Mr. j and Mrs, John lheison, Mr. and Mr:i. , Colon Lberbard. Mr. and Mrs. A. V . Andiews, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. liingo. and Mr. and .Mrs. W. II. Knhnon- kamp. TOM THUMB WEDDING, 21st, Methodist church. March i-17-D Mrs. C. L. Mackey entertained a Mrs. Milo Smith will entertain the number of ladies at her home, 201-i Eastern Star social club at her home First street, ednesfiay afternoon at at 11H2 Adams avenue two weeks a very delighllul M. rairicK s puny, irom iruirsuay at iwo ociock. lr 1 iro was n aved at lour taoios - during the ufteruoon at which Mra. u:;ii.i'i lliintor won first iirizc. Mrs. 1 ..,! t .-...U , "I I ..... , ' I M.... I n.i.i i.nn. uv... vmuhm. mum ""''il,, .M. MOVt seCOllU p 117.0 1"1U ,, . A. 1. Hill, Mr. ami Mrs. J. K. Phy.:,-,, iWnjs third prize. i f mH i lecoranoiis wom hi mthk - I St. Patrick s day as was the luncheon;, I which was carried out in the color i 'scheme of green. ! The ladies present to enjoy the al- i iteinoon were: Mrs. .1- Jacohson, -Mrs. (i. II. Kerr. Mrs. li. W. Hughes,;! I Mrs. K. II. (Juye. Mrs. Gilbert Hunt- Mrs. K. D- Harris. Mrs. D- I. .Tanner, Mrs. 1,. M. Hoyt, Mrs. C iw. ItiiMtiMLT. Jr.. il is, it. i,. roarcn, The Neighborhood club met Tueff-M:h. Homy Hill. Mrs. Ha r ley Smith,) day. There were several very inter- Mrs. Andrew l.oney, Jr.. Mrs. ;; YOCK SOCIAL STATIONERY f estinir renorts rend. Thi Civicn emu- ! Dennis, Mrs. Ered Kiddle, Mrs. Uwh- ,.cess embossed invitations, nn- ! li): inittee reipiested that all t'he niem-!,,l .Jones. Mrs. Dave Bevendge, and nouncements, correspondence raiiis roil, upon a Judgment and Decree bers of the club join in making theiM'-. Charles Murchison. an,j .stationery carry your person- ! nd Order of Sale, duly entered in .National (ianlen Week of April 22 ' ahtv and individuality. Try us out. """I Lourt, in the suit therein pend- :i-17-tt It Here Copy for this column must be in by 10:00 a. m, I 'SPECIAL, '-'0 Chevrolet toll ri nj; SI Til). litll) Franklin, fine condition. $7"i0. ! I Used Oldsmobile truck, $125. W. II. llolinenkanip Co. 1 .'J-Hi-tf , i NOTICE Of SHEUII-T'S S.W.K , II Notice is hereby piven, that,' by ; J virtue of a Foreclosure " Execution i and Order of Sale, duly issued "out of : and under the Real of thc Circuit; l Court of the State of Oregon, for tho County of Union,' bearing date I 2:!rd day oC February. A. D., and to me directed and dehv A imuilier of former neighbors and ! Nelson I'riuting Co. choiilmates were guests at n sur- iiartv given bv .Mrs. Kny lluell liaseliall writers report that there to 'SA a success. This club wisln ti) return to an old custom this fall arm nave nn Aster show so every- ni-i.,,. one should keen this in mind ntidinm! .,l (''InrW nt i'li home of ,Mrs. a scarcity of good umpires, a fact plant a generous supply of those j nn,. j honor of Mrs. Ada Walters ; that bleacher fans have been trying 1 that W'l-S t I I'ri'vimis to the departure of Mrs.M al - . ' ' ' ( rs ."v.u n..,.., i k,-,ii,.i,i, it , i iiitns nn ner nome in i orvains, the meeting and everyone was in- ;,ru'r a five niouths' visit ill the finally won by the charming manner (;,ande Konde valley. Those present Mrs. f. I), liooilaough, .Mrs. Kus- M rs. uskill.'Ai"'" K. (iil Mill In the Inesentatii.n ut her sub- Jasper II. Stevens, Mrs. .1. A. ject. Our National 1'atks. With alsl.ll. Mrs. S. 1!. Williamson, ilcii loucii she wore a magic cai net ( bni les Mvers. Mi s. 1'icd C Mirriet .Mcllonahl, Airs. Let us do your kodak finishing. We are professionals. Hart's Studio, ralmer-lbiesch llldg. i:asl.'i- Mol.ilav I In II at ing, whi'iein the George I'almer ! Lumber Conipanv, a eonioratiun, was i Plaintiff ami John Chapman anil j I i.ouisii .ii. - napiiiaii ivt-ic tic iiriiuuiivs. in ;wliiuh judgiii)iit. tunl ,Mqc,c was entered' in, fuvilr of The,' (iebnre Pal- aieV Luiiibe'r ompany1. diicorimintion anil lignin.si tne ueieniiaiHs- jonu Chapman and Louisa M. Chapman. and each thereof, for the lull sum :M7-ltp if S-100 00. together with interest - inereon al me rale oi in per cent Ilex Hull per annum, until paid, from liecem- '.viiich transpiii led the rapt listeners to the valinus fain lands of parks. She was assisted in this magic work by Mr. I.Maigaiel Ingle who tub) of t lu wonders nf Yose niile, .Mrs. Ernest. Walkins b- illac ier Naliolial I'alk. .Mis. Ilaliv l leav er, The liian.l Caav.in, Mrs. .1. T. Hicllanlson, .Messa Veld. New .Mex ico. Mrs. ' Hubert Eakin, the (ieology of Yellow slime, Mrs. llcinge Carpie The Seipiia and Mis. A. T. 1 111 I. liainier and Yellowstone. A notable nitracii I' the after noon war. the musica; program. Since ho has iitinrd l.a llnindc's iiuisiimI circle oil, liven bv sbrlners fiui,. her l'i. 1P20. the sum of One Hun- C-!.tl -ilred Dollars a., attorney's fees and den, Nellie Noil!, Susan liolnnsun.l Mr.-. .1. lv Stearns, Clara I'errine, I Mrs. J. A. (lariilv. Mrs. ,1. .1. Con-; l-y. Maude Jlonsquet, tllive Slater, i ' I'annie lirown and Miss Stearns. Mexicans are buying flivvers, hav- . ing heard that their wheels make A veiv pretty announcement party more i evolutions than other kinds. ' its costs and disbursements taxed at was held Thursday evening with Miss in the snme distance. I'viiiKi Smith, who will be married to ' Don Nickels .March 'Jlth. as hostess, i Kasler .Mi.mlnr I In It in Ilex H., The evening was spent playing "oi0"' j April L'n.l, given by Slirluers' cinii. and following the Cards, lefresh-i ;'-:'s-tr ments were served. ' ' Tliose present were Misses Cressa i THE FLINT says: Like time and Wells, Viola licnham, lone .able, ; tide wait lor no man. 11-17-11 TOM THUMB WEDDINC, March lSlo.00, and for accruing" costs, and in 1st, Methodist church. :l-17-lt whit'h said Execution I nm command- ;ed to make sale of thc hereinafter described real property to satisfy said judgment and decree, interest, attorney's fees nnd the costs and dis bursements thereof, including ac cruing costs. Now therefol-e, by virtue of said Writ and in obedience to its com mands, 1 will on Monday, the '2nd day of April,1 102II, at the hoiir of two o'clock p. ni. of sajd day, at the It. L. .Dutton has Won sunel In- . M..,l fS'.irire I'nlli Oitb-lcv. lltM-nice live piaise. His atulience was l.oi'laud, Zola I .ofland. Jean Steal ns, Send old clothes lo Salvation Army eliarnied with his sin:.joLr "The Sky hind Mrs. Civile Hunting, Mrs. I'.-te .f.-il-J. :l-lll-.'it Illue W liters" and "The Waters of ! I .arson, and Mrs. Chester Thompson, I the Miliaet.iiik.i" Ii'udmuu I. The ap- in addition to the charming hostess, j NOTICE plnuse which gn-eleil each number; Keliable nursery stock. Oct yours was spontaneous and long continued. A pleasant time was spent Tbllrs-!for spring. Also reliable help fur The Lillet, is Tunim- Her I-hn, " .l ,,- n. .,..,.,, ,,-l. il, ,,,,.n,l.,s n(!.l.l ., i, .:.. .i . e. (Marion Hani, w ith its wonderful 1 The Women of Mooseheart Legion 'male. Call Main 7.U ' '17 nr,..i ineiinct at tho home of Mrs. ,1. L. Mine street, or I'S.'i-J. 1017 Fourth street a-10-1 in melody proved an excellent to display the charming voire of Mis. on Cove avenue for the social meet- :Killv'& Crouse". deorge Hlrnie. i i,,.,, Tu, afternoon was spent at j ' ':! i neetllewol k, "after which refresh- A pleasant evenir-g v.a- spent alinienls were served and everyone bad' the home of M-s. liichard 1'. l.ai.di- !a mo-t eniowible time. Mrs. Ceo. j Tuesilay of llus w,.,.h wiuu t be I Mi oiis,,:i and Nils. Marione t'o'lins :issi-.t,., as hostesses. It oung Soim ns l-.ilm ut b.nal Auxil iary was delightfully entertained, the hostess for lie evening being M"s. I.nndls, .Mis. II. S. lliowm Mrs t ha lies Del-orcst ai , Miss Whitteker. The first pari of the evening gram was in charge of Miss Vhit-Icunverse and music, nlie teker. A health, pmgiam was given Ireslinicnl s were served. A surprise party was given Mrs. Kay Knell I bur-day evenmir bv the luliet Wigiib-H'.s of Winidcral't in honor of I'i'r lit i ! Iiit:t- anniersai y. A very pro- enjoyable evening was spent in social which re- A Urge at under her sul'etvisi,,,,, including a tendance of members was present to bell," one-act piny, with lion.lhy lirown-, help Mrs. lluell celeb, ate and all. enjoy nm, mill iniains ami i.ois .M ison pies, ml weie unanimous in wishing tailing pan. ,her niaiiv more happy birthday r.inii v.oue.i inoiiein lieallh pro- Sunday night at the L. D. S. Tab ernacle, at the conclusion of the M Kriiin was discussed by Mi-s Whit teker. ,Mim I'rc.lerika Schilke de ngnien; the guests with severnl vocal jl. A. conference, a Tugi-ant ..f N.i-M-Icctinns nfler which nil wen- tiuns will be presented which is cx- SI'KCIAI. VIOLET CUE. AM For roughness of the skin, for chap, for the hands, there Is noth ing better and it costs but Hoc a hotlle at Silvcrthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store, formerly Putman's drug store. IS-17-tf ST. PATRICK DAM E Xuber hall, Saturday, March 17th. Think of it! Olson's 7 piece orches tra. Hear then play "Thief." "Hum. V ou will sure I :t-Hi-2t ' hnago, etc. Ibis dance. THE FLIUT says: Life is just one lain girl after another -man. :i 17-It TOM Tlll'MH WEDDINC :11st, Methodist church. March ;l-17-ll COLDS The wry hour 11 rold starts W. Hi time to i hei k It. Don't wait, it hiuy Ih'immih' drrps-ti'd and tlu- eon- will lu nurdor tlion. Kv vty tomr osT nt IHn start may :i'Iil hiys to your uf ferinje. Taki Nyals Laxacold nl one. l-soil in time hy imiI savr miii'Ii tri'iilitf. -nh i-.tl.M iv1trei In d.iy. I Hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 s jii'Id niort slowly. Ion the l.il.l.-t.H nr. r luil. V' u;ir. antrf h.'tu. I'llro rents UKD cross nnra stori: A MESSAGE FROM HENRY FORD - Four Reasons Why You Should Buy Your Ford Car This Month K I- , The unprecedented demand for Ford Cars throughout the winter months has taken the entire output of the Ford plants working at capacity, indicating- that thc demand this Spring will he far in excess of the number of Ford Cars 'that can possibly be built. 4 II. February was the tenth consecutive month in which re tail deliveries exceeded 100,000 Ford Cars and Trucks. Requirements for March, the month when preparations are already under way for Spring business, called for 148, 107 Cars and Trucks more than 2-1,000 in excess of thc number we can possible produce. nr. Ford dealers in many parts of (lie country are already finding it necessary to specify future delivery dates on Ford Products because there arc no reserve stocks to draw from. ' : IV. . : . v Your order placed nowvHl protect you against delay ; , or disappointment later 011-41 is the only wayiyou can be assured of reasonably prompt delivery. We consider it important to give you these facts, so that if you are planning to purchase a Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor for use this Spring or Summer you can list your order at once and take advantage of our dealer's first opportunity to make delivery. For Motor Co Detroit, Michigan Perkins Motor Company r.MOX COl'NTY AUTHORIZE!) FORI) DEALERS !, LA (JRANDF, OREGON A Small Deposit and Easy Payments if Desired A A n riHihvi