La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1923, Image 10

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THE.KV GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, March' 21, 1923.
FII
IS VERY ILL
COVE FAMILY
(Hpciul to Tlit Olwrvt'i-)
COVK, Mar. 2l.-C!eorK TlmmiiK
hikJ hi children hi Heriotndy HI with
roldK mill K'ippe. The entire fain -ily
wllli the oxt i'i'Ilon of one Iuuk li
ter I" HI. lt-lll(lll hnS pllelUlMHllu.
r. (iilntoif in In attendance. Miw. jjjj
1 lr ! lit Ih Mien ill me titiunuj u.
mil anil Ki-neial hoimekeeper.
Mrs. tiny Murker is iveoverliiK frwei
her recent IHiiftw.
I ISLAND CITY NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
lHl.A.VI) I'lTV, .Mur. Sl.Tlie uui
kotbiill (fame between the Huxtlers
class of Island City Sufuluy school
iinil tin; Sunduy school class of the
Ln Grunilc Methodist church pluyed
ut the V. 11. C. A. lost Wednesday
night was the first of a series. The
secund Kume will be played next
Wednesday niht at S o clock.
'i'ho first Kunie was of eonsider
ablo interest. Each one of the Island
City boys made a basket but Hoy
Williams was by far the leader. On
l.u Grande side. .Mchennon and
j Hcadlcy scored the largest number
tof points. The score was 40 to .'15
in favor of Island City.
L
UMBER WORK
IS ON AT ID
I yon since operations were started
last December. About a million and
a half feet remain to be taken out
! this sprinif. Two camps have been
! established, one on the river, about
- six miles west of town, and the oth
er about a mile ami a half further
up the hill. A lug chute is beinit
I)i,:lt (i ,tfei,1 t h loirs down the hill.
L
Aur. 21, N. I'hhI'i,
with a delegation of 12 Portland
Italian settlers, arrived in Vale Wed
nesday for the purpose of forming
Tli'f Kpwn.tl. letiirn,. Ih-M a parly j ITALIAN' COUN Y BKCUX
at the rewuenee 01 Air. mm 31 ra. i.( VAI.K,
C. ItVrly. 1 he evening wu sptiu ,
hi -playing Rumen and havintr an vx
( CetlliiKly K'od time, ithnlaii I
11.K in ..... ,,.t-r -.-.v H..Vut - thv nuc!eua of U1 laI.an colonyl,
prr.si'iii. tjie yttrm Springs irrigation pro- !
Mr. Alary II. r who i tMng nettr Val. Mr. Pasto is cm-!i
Inmlnew In l-a Crandv rme oxer t ptoVed bv the Portland Chamber of
t upend Sunday :t hoim. Commerce for the purpose of estob-i!
Mr. J. J. n.rv ruttrmnl froot flihinj? thi colony of Italian farmers !
tn 3lalheur county. Me will work in
W A 1 .1 ,UWA, Mur. 2 I . Vlie. 1m
ciiiK operations of the Grande Itonde
t,uniuer company go merrily on. A
eat tractor bringing Ioh down the
hill to Wade siding- lost about all of
itH nine lives thin week when the
hook attached to the cable which
held s the sleds broke. The driver
escaped, but the . cat became junk j
underneath the wood pile. 1
Over four million feet of lumber j
have been taken from IW'atcr Can- 1 CRT KESl'lTS WITH A WANT
An exeellent road has also been con
stiucted for the use of the tractor.
About 50,000 feet of lumber a day
is the average loud taken to the
mill at Perry.
Congressmen are not unique. Noah
and his folks were the only drys at
one time, and he got soaked at the
first chance.
AD
Tjh (Iriimir Saturdav. Sb
HpemliiiK tu-vvrut dujs thfirv Alitt twv
Blfllern.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jehu tvutu h
been In iuii(vrba a-" hrvLu.vs.
lirP expeclvd ho-m tu-t k..
T. It. I'miktttt vx la. vl-tt'.W
visitor on trtt m. .
Airs. K. ia Ml tut-tev .'t J.
month !itiirx 'Xi-wxiT. i--s.
Itcriiuri! I trior Li A Li. -.t it
lionu; rtln lKsvff hirr j.i.-wr--
, vtstted iinotht-r .-Jtst5rt!v-fc Vi. I"v W
Tobln, at JVntN lon.
M rs. 1 . l . t wii ! r v t 1 i. i! 5
Rrlppe.
A (lie In the rr3M- -(-uif J
by H. 11. Itaviw -Kft-i- n
Mteinenl on Thursday njorr.inc.
hole w:ih burneil In tho rof luit t !
, iruter used to eilhiputFh t ti fi
titnsed tun re dauiue thin thv ft re.
, Mrs. I'ellium r.ime home fiom her
ftelioot In MIkIi Valley on Krhlitv
nlSltt.
The family of A. Hartley have all
been 111 wllli coKI.h 'nnd grippe hut
are liclter now.
Mrs. Uert Peternian and Mm. Cam
Tlloom entertained llio JjidleH Aid
t the reHithnt'c of the former, on
AVedneHday.
Air. and Mrs. Leonard Towle, who
luivo been Hpendimr the -winier In Cat
irornla and Arlxona, utu expeeted
Jiouio next week. 1
Mrs. Thus. JteHiuiH will entertjiii
. Himilt dinner party on Haturday eve
Inr. '
The. fowl iiorlh of town lias Iteen
Closed all "week. Work has been jro
Inff 011 'there, to itiukd the road fit
for tiuvel.
A ttjirprlHe ttliower whs njvi'n Mrs.
It. II. Iuvl 011 Saturdiiy nftiTiionr.
' ils. A. (i. Conklln and Mis. T. P..
Conklln entertained tho Indies' (iulhl
at the rerddeuee of the former, on
Thursday afternoon. OffieiiiH for Hit
t ntnilnfr y'nr were elect ed: M rs. A.
ft. Coiikllii, president; Mrs. .). ).
onley, vlee1 presldeul ; Mrs. T. (!.
'Hefty, seeretary and Mrs, T. It. CunU
llu Ireajiurer, The house was deeor
11 ted In Kreen. shamroeks helutr very
niiieh In evldeiiee, Mrs. A. II. ( U Ion
won DlHt piif lit a Utile HiteshiK roil
test and 1o Mrs. 1,. It. Curler fell
the consolation. Iti't'rerdiuienls sor
SesMltfr K(. Pittrlek's day were served.
Kfl Itoswell Iims a huueh of 1'iin
Tieufl of ) I ere ford eat 1 1,. I hat he Is
fecdliiK on the Van )oim niiieh. Ills
cwi jui ic iion with the Vale Com me r
cyil club, which is already busy lo
c:it:njt the.-f colonists and arranging
'Iocatim for other settlers as they
;iay arrive.
Tai U the first step in the Port
feiiui Chamber of Commerce scheme
fvr tfoioniiinif ea-teni fiitfon ami
tfrwKUi.r, tii tipi r.phical bar- ;
r.c r:vh separates thi.i part of
Orf:ve froru the wetern .slope. J
Mr. Pa-to expects to secure a cnl-j
sy of ti families of Italians fa- j
iuit:r with vepetable farming to 1
vrhich the soil and abundant supply
of waiter, together with the climate,
;ma'iies this section' of Oregon so well i
Adapted. Kastern Oregon lettuce
broupht a premium price of from f0 ;
to 7.i cents er crate on the market
last year because of its hijrh grade.
Some farmers raised as high as SOU
crntes per acre, the aveinjfo produc
tion beinir nbout 500 crates ns com
pared with the average yield of yO0
crates in the Imperial vnlley.
f
eattlu Jut.ve been above
nine mouth, hut Ihey w
' lisek t tiivn some tlnio
rnlon fot'
err broiiKhl
ntro.
RRAI) OMSEHVEIt WANT ADS
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.
1 00 Laughs
1 00 Mnutes
"The
Thum
KJ Jmerica'sfffonieShoePoUsh J ( i
Shines in;a hurry - - ii j
II Saves leather and worry J I pr""'
Keepsithe shoes trim and'tidyv
Gives the look and feel ofr.
prosperity.
Black", Tan, White, Ox-blood Brown:
Everyday in every way'you need the
SHINOLA Home Set. Genuine bristle'
dauber cleans the shoes, and applies
J .1-' 1 ' 1 u 1
polisher brings the .shinc-4ikeri
tigmning. - ; v rnj
EverjJbodj'ssayingJt's''r'trheSfiIne forM:he" ,
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
til
Money
tftttutmtmmtmtitiiit!ti!it!t;
.!''
To Loan
on tuitlnrss or limne properly
oil easy moiillily Irrins.
Iniiiie il. It. Ollrer
I'hoiie J32-V.
tmttimtii:mtimtt:tttnittii j
Well-Merited Success
A distinguished cltlr.en, honoretj I
tMilltlcally and professionally, Dr. IL V.
I'lerce, whoso picture apieais above, :
iiiiide n Miri'es few Imvo eejuulled, Uts J
pure hevhid iimedles which hitvo stood
tlte (est fur llfiy years am still anioni;
(lie "best sellers. Dr. PhTcti'S (Joldeii I
Abnlfcal Dineovery is a blood inedlcinu
and stoiiiiici alterative. It clears thn
skin, lieuuMlies it, IncretuHiS the blishl
Hipply and tho circulation, mid pluiplrs
and eruptions vnntsli quickly, lleauly
Is .but fltiu deep and fjissl bliKsl Is Ix-
heath Udll Por Vur bliKsl to bo good
yimr slonttu'h inusl. tsvluVondlllon, your
liver arlivh.' This Discovery, .ill .Doci'.-r',
Plerwi.'s.puls you 4n lifie ei jiiViiitai,.ivlUi
all the orwauJaetU'e. 'Ask .Vour jieHr1'
ist ilnntwlst Uk Doclo?:d'hrli-'sUiolii.'ii
Medical lHbyi.17, lif.-lwl.l'-'bh, Hmii1
form, or 'seiul 'ltl i ernt-s ft ir trial ita'ckiiL'ti
of tablets to Dr. l'iurcu'a luvalliis UoU:
in Itulfulu, N. V,
1 om
We
dding
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IV-
J A Unique Enlerlainincnt
'r ' Cast of 75 Children
, IT SENDS EVERYONE HOME HAPPY
Conic and Crow Young
Methodist Church
Wednesday Evening
, March ;21 St. 8 p.m.
v Adiiustiion -Adiiltsi 50c; Children,, 25c , ,
' ;i" ; 'oReserved Seals,' ' :'',v
'!"'.,''': $ $ ';(:.': ''HSi'
i'litler th'e'Ausiiices 'of 1'hc .K'ellttioiliood Cluljf
"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A houIy expression that
xictly deaeiibes the srnsnllon
of woman vrho has been (Uttd
to a
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"I C.rnlll." Umli mheJr
lb lalMt nnd lnoit liupurUBl
Sir iti ii rti'aT.:!)! !i !: !::-! i !: I-:
I
e can nelier 1
replace n frienb.
lOljfit n mint itf fartu-
nntp rnoimlj ta fj.ilic firlitral, Ijc (iubtf
t!jr,i nre nil bifftrrut. J)o one Ijas a I
boiilile in (rirnosljip. sailer.' 1
Ciliocolates which' please one of
your fricncU will not please nnolher.
T hnt's wliy you may choose from sev
, cral boxes nt Thoinsen deatus. There
nrc assortments of chocolates with
luscious, juicy bils of fniit or rich,
miiooth, cream centers. Crisp almonds
or pecans chocolate covered. Chewy
caramels or nouijals. 1 loney chips.
Thomscn's! It's a name lo associate
v idways with friendship.
I , ,1 B5i .
K" 'itai. .!..! ! : ! Hl.li, El
:5:P':''1
1i
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f-n'T- i t B$i:wyii
f i n:HocoiATEs tn&m
pi'i ' i il il 'i ii iiii i BaggiaaMMii V ii ' ", T i i i -ui.1 . ii rm-mius
, Well-Timed ; : .. -iH ' ;
CsoUile'w !
"' ti
Has a "Follow TiHrough'
i -ricrc.il, o a maricca amcrence'in tne way n.
gasolines explode. And .it's .important
that you know; - 1 ' ;,- ' f ,j.
One kind explodes instantancousfly detv
onates. It depends on a single craslA for the:
power to drive the piston.
'.Union Non-Detonating Gasoline explodes in
a dilTcreri.t- way; It ithrustSvKetoisto by' A- ':
long;, u-jtainfed imp-;If: has' a?-''!CcSl6w::-
through '-exerts a steady pressure -throughout
the entire stroke. V
Detonation Less Efficient
A crashing explosion is less efficient thsm
one that's prolonged. ' ,
It limits the compression because of the
tendency to explode prematurely. It cause
vibration; which means wear and tear.
-The Sustained Explosion
The prolonged explosion of Union Non-Det-'
onating Gasoline provides progressive, sus
tained impulse.
It permits increased, compression in your
motor, for compression, as all authorities
know, is limited by the tendency of fuels to
detonate. ,
Increased Efficiency
Increased efficiency is dependent on com
pression, the complete burning of the fuel and
smooth impulses.
Therefore Union Non-Detonating Gasoline
gives a new "lift", on the hills, more speed on
the straightaway and a smoother, stronger
rush in the "pick-up." , '
And there's less wear and tear because
vibration is reduced. ' ,
This higher efficiency means economy also.
Union Non-Detonating Gasoline is always
uniform. It doesn't disintegrate, thus doesn't
deteriorate in storage. It has all the power
when you use it that it has when it leaves
the Union plants. .
mere are several reasons Jor Union Non-
Detonating Gasoline.
: (' .
Union Oil Company
BASONS
$ rvice '..':'.' 1 r-, ; f:
V PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO. & ' .".'''. &
.fit .5 '.rS-'riff-' ; h --tr-!!.': . .V-yH W : C
. .j r ' ' " !
lnirovricnU In (ront In:.
curBellnK. .
Complct o'.ortnient of Die dlf
Orent models and alzei nlwai
oa hitnd.
, . l riinl tl.io nuil Hp.
M;i. Robt. Pattlaon
l'lit;; i;..v iua n;j oii
Union Gasolirie
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