Wednesday, March 21. 192.1,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OLD HOME TOWN - - . By, Stanley
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Local News In Brief
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and Mrs. Cramer's many friends vc
member her as MUs Mi.ll . (lester
ling of this city.
Leaves for Huntington
Mr. and Mrs .II. R. Ootson of La
Grande left for Huntington last eve
ning where they will visit for sev
eral duys.
Returns Hoaie
Mis. F. A. I.indsey of Cunnrin, B.
C, returned to her home yesterday
after un extended visit in Joseph.
Attend Dance
La Vonne and Bobetta 'Wright of
Union were hero attending the O. A.
C dance last evening.
Spent Day Here
Clifford Johnson and Clark Mar
tens, of Union, were in the city yes-teniay.
Passes Through
Mrs. E. C. Brooks of Enterprise.
passed through I.u Grande last night
on her way to Baker where she will
visit friends for u short time.
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COMIXG EVKNTS a
tt March 21, Superintendent and 3
tt principals Conference in Ln tt
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tt April . University of Oregon tt
it (Jlee Club here. 8
tt May 25 La Grande high school tt
it commencement exercises. tt
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Baker Visitor
linker is represented among the
out of town guests at the Savoy by
W. I. Bloom.
Enterprise Man Here
Karl llanna, of 'Enterprise, is
among the out of town visitors at
the Foley.
Enterprise Visitor
Mrs. A. Kairchild. who makes her
home in Enterprise, is in La Grande
visiting and shopping for a few days
as a guest at the Savoy.
The flowers were in excellent con
dition and were certainly enjoyed.
Here from Kamela ''
Frank E. Brazie, who hails from
Kamela, is in La Grande for a few
days transacting business and is
stopping at the Savoy. j
tt. I. A. To .Meet
The G. 1. A. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the K.
P. hall.
Front Bakei
liay Stoddard of Baker, motored to
& Grand yesterday to attend the
O. A. C. dance.
f .!.-. 00 n hna,l wne rPnllTPiL Mr.'1
Johnson took advantage of the sale
and puirhased a few heart.
To Visit Astoria 1nlge
Colon R. Eberhnrd, district d'-puty
rand Exalted, (Ruler of the B. P.
O. K., will loavo this evening for
Astoria where, on tomorrow night,
he will attend a session of the As
toria lodge in his official capacity.
Mr. Eberhnrd stated that he look.il
forward to the meeting at Astoria
with a great deal of pleasure, inas
much as the' Elks of that city are a
wide awake lot of fellows ami that
the meeting Friday night would be
the occasion for the initiation of n
class of candidates and the holding
of a pleasant reception.
leaves for McMinnville
Mrs. Melvin Galbruits of LaGrunde
left for McMinnville. Oree-on. hist
evening where she will visit, for sev
eral days.
Goes To Bakei
Attorney Geo. E. Cochran, of the
firm of (Cochran & Eberhnrd. left
toihiy for Baker to transact business.
1 1 will return home Friday.
In from lmblei
Miss iMarie Pryor, who makes her
home at lmbler, spent yesterday ia
this city shopping and visiting. ,
Goes To Baker -
Mrs. C. C. Happersett left this,
morning for Baker to meet with the
Baptist ladies of that city. '
III at Hospital
'Mrs. Ed. Ford is confined to the
fvl'aiide llonde hospital seriotislv ill.
Jjler many friends are hoping for a
laimu ann comuieie recovery.
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fGoes to Hastings
Mr. and IMrs. J. E. McCuIly of
Walla 'Walla, who have been visiting
in Enterprise for the past few days,
left last evening for Hastings, Ne
braska, where they will visit for
several weeks.
Arrives in La Grande
, Col. J. W. Cousins of San Fran
cisco, arrived in La Grande, this
morning and will conduct special
services tonight at tho Salvation
Army hall. .Mr. Cousins is the sec
retary of ull the Salvation Army
Young People's Organizations of
eleven, western states and the Ha
waiian Islands.
NEW TODAY
WANTED By reliable party by Ap
ril 1st, 5 or o roomed mooern,
partly furnished house on 'nst
side. Permanent. Phone Main 118.
8-2 Kit
FOR SALE Vulcanizing outfit, com
plete. Capacity 12 casings, juu
tubes daily. M. Loi-eo, Cove.
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7 m.o
Created 6y (Bonded
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FOR RENT Farm, also furnished
sleeping room, fall 1B7-R. 402
Adams. :i-2Kitp
FOR SALE I registered Brown
Swiss bull, years old. $7.1 if
taken at once. Call 1707 Jeffer
son ave. or phone M4-M. 8-21-21
FOR SALE While Leghorn hat.nucr x nank.-giwiin.
ing eggs from two year old he'
Best Hollywood tpnestod sto. f iiMiinctlon
$1.25 a setting. 6.00 a "aIllljrllnlll H S1,afl, u,l
Kggs from h-ns with record fr' ,.,.,, ,, .,
KM to 220 eggs. 1.7a a ketti . ,1(,tltl. ,., ,iny
.uu a nunurcu. '
pedigreed from hens 230 to
egiis. Mrs. George 11. Chupn
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! iisetl many difiVrt-nt iikmII-
m nearly fii'ty-ono yrnrn of
Down from Hilgard "
Mrs. P. V. Younjr came down from'
IIiljii)-d this morning to s(end tha
day shopping-.
Hero from Wallowa
Sidnt'v "VI. Cnstpel and Hubert
Johnson arc nmonir the visitors at i leaves for Tcoma
tm Folev from Wallowa. Thov are
hove on 'business. 0n No. 17 for Tucoma. Wash., whew
j she will visit her huslmnd who is
ivo unffuml u Ki'uat ileal o
IW.NTOX SlVt hiteinode. touiJ'' Jn !. j 8
car. new vmc.-., .. Uock .Mtllw. Ala. These O
condition. A bargain at $ wO u , 8.on ,. o
W. H. Bohnonkamp Co. mt.h m, vimMtt , u, dl,;est S
Haj'den Lorates H're
Guy Hayden, who for several years
was. connected with the shoe depart
ment in the N. K. West store, has
accepted a Position in the Hill le-
liartmerit Slnre lutvini, .lwnnun.1 nf
.Mrs. H. M. Tubbs left this morning; i his interests ;u tile G. M. Co. store
at r.lgin. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden are
in a government hospital there.
Visiting in 'Portland
Visitors here ironi La wrnmie to-1
day include Mr. ami Mrs. S. S. Mills : Starkey Visitoi
unil K. Kinkcad. Journal.
At the Summer ,
. .K. K. BradshaW of Portland,-left
this morning on the branch line train
fur Vincent. He was a guest at the
Summer last evening.
Wallowa Visitoi
John M. Anderson came down from
Wallowa last evening on a short
business trip. He is registered at
the Savoy.
Here from Walla Walla
Walla Walla was represented by
out of town visitors yesterday by
Phillip Ferguson. He is stopping at
the Savoy while attending to busi
ness here. '
l-'loyers Received '
Mrs. M. H. Payton, who is visiting
with her son, W. R. Payton, of this
city, received n beautiful box of
flowers from California yesterday.
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Quality In
Clothes
mtmf rnnro than anything flse
yon buy.
Kvi-rynnn enjoys hrlng ivnll
ilrt-Hst tl but It taken quality in
fitbrie. li.irvi tailoring and stylea
yiMi get all these in
AIK IIAI.I.S STt:RV
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r vi'i's inn n it ri'.XT. im rk
avook ci,f)Ti!r:s
All thfl nrw roloringn wenvrs
nml inol-i! are hr for ynu.
I niisuiil vaitits at
.sh.h:., st.ii.sr,, i2.oO
l In Suit or Overcoat.
xirrn.nrox shops
9t2.no to $irt.no
the pair
Clint's Clothiery
'The Sioro With a Conscience''
Jack Stnreo. of Starkey, is among
the out of town visitors at the Sa
voy He is here 1or u lew days Shop
In from Elgin
Mrs. Hunnan came in from Elgin
Inst evening to spend a couple of
days on business.
residing nt 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Attended Stock Sale
Col. T. B. Johnson, well known
local grower and dealer in livestock,
wtis in Baker yesterday and attended
Hie sale of u herd of pure bred
hogsi Mr, Johnson reports that the
sale was quite successful from every
standpoint, and thiit an average price
WILL TRAl;E merchandise for o"1"""
used piano. W. 11. Bohnenkn-
Co. i)-21...
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G'h MONEY may be secured urn
Bankers Reserve System for 1
purpose on city or form proper
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iver, Colorado.' 3.7. -
:hocolates
HABIT
"Eat to please yourself, hut
dress to please others."
So Wrote Benjamin Franklin.
But (he day has happily dawned when a
woman may dress to please her
self while pleasing others. . ' ,
In Conde Swagger Top-Coats exclus
ive with this store the better dressed
women of. America ave finding the in
comparable trio of comfort, utility and
beauty; pleasant to wear and pleasing
to see.
Camel's Hair Coatings, Polaircs,
Radiolaines and Vicuna Coatings.
$22.50 to $65.00
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FAX PttANi'lss'ti, Hallf.. Mnr.
Klres In the national miosis 01 a
iforiila ilestroye.) more than l.aoo.i"'
acres of tlinlM'ihinil, valued nl nea-
l,0ini,nilil. iliirlni; tho decade ellilAi-v OllC a 1 l'Cflt.
...... ,t .1. i',.ti...i M. r
i'ni-4-st. iM.-rvice here. Most or
fli-.'-s were inn n-c:iused.
hey More Than
, 00000000
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Any La Orande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceWe hU paper by 8 o'clock In
the evening, please- call Westers
Cnlon, Mala 24, and a. special
mosBonger will .deliver a copy.
hch-& Greene
Hv To Wear and Shoes
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Returns to School
Miss Virginia Bryant returned j
this morning on. No. 17 to Eugene 1
where she is attending the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Down from Hukei
Mrs. A. R. Williams and children
came down from Baker this morn- ,1
ing to spend a short time visiting
here.
Here from iWalla Walla
A. W. Hancock, who makes his
home in Walla Walla, is among the
out of town guests at the Foley.
Baker Visilor
The guests a tthe Foley yesterday
i rrom liaker included u. u. (Jhudwiek.
J He is here transacting business.
;At the Savoy '
Elgin was represented among the
out of town visitors yesterday by A.
j E. IMaxwell. He is stopping at the
I Savoy.
In from Elgin . . v .''
I ' Oscar Benshadlev ofj lgjojjisj.'ttn)
Ipihg, at the SuVoy while in tills city
jon a, short' busines strip; . ;;'tj
Wallowa Man Here
I Jesse Allen is anfng tn fWal
( Iowa visitors at the Savoy. He is
1 here on n combined business and
; pleasure trip.
', Mayonnaise Demonstration 1
The demonstration of Gold Medal
' Mayonnaise, now being conducted in
I Iji Grun.le by Mrs. Charles Toai, is
; located at the Hooverized Grocery.
Down from Enterprise
Mrs. 11. C. Cramer came down
' from Enterprise last evening to spend
la short time hero visiting and shop
jping. She is registered nt the Sa-
ivoy- ,
1C.ivc for Trip
1 Mr. and .Mrs. Bert Carr left last
evening for Portland, Seattle, Ta
.coina and Spokane where they will
j spend two weeks visiting.
Go On Visit
I Jllrs. Eva, Wisslcr left this morning
,fnr Milton and Pendleton whero she
j will spend about ten days visitinr
her daughter, Mrs. Joe Studfield and
her son, Harold Wissler.
Did Not lrire Car
Ijiwrence Prescott, of lmbler, who
was Enid to have been the driver of
01 a rord truck that smashed into
a buggy Saturday, stated today to
jth" Observer that he was not driv
ing the car. although he was a pas
jsenger. ''I don't know how to drive
la Ford car," he stated.
DANCE
TOMORROW KITE
McElroy's Orchestra
Of Portland, Oregon.
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FEATURED
Famous Baritone Singer at the Tower of Jewels
At the World's Fair
ZUBER HALL
THURSDAY, MARCH 22.
Admission, $1.25; Ladies, 25c; Gallery, 25c
Modern Dances
Every Saturday
Night
at
REX HALL
Good Music, Good Floor
Good Time
D. S. STEWARD,
Manager
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"I never tasted such fine
soup!"
That remark is made to us
every day by some of our
satisfied lunch customers.
Have You Tried Them?
The Palace
Son is Bom ;
' When attending the Interstate Y. j
M. C A. convention in Portland last
week A. E. Pryke, of La Grande.'
saw J. Ij. Cramer, former general .
secretary of the local Y. and re-j
Ports that he is much improved in
1iealth since he has been made
"Granddaddy" by a son born March1
12th to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cram
er of Milton, Oregon. The proud
father acted as science teacher in the
Li Grande high school last winter
Though our Spiing Shoes arc high in quality
and style, you'll find they're priced within easy
reach.
One of the biggest points in their favor, and
yours, is their comfortable fit.
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
She Was a Liar (And Beautiful)
She Was a Hypocrite (And Kissahlc)
She Was a Tyrant (And Adorable)
She Was a Cheat (And Bewitching)
YET NO ONE LIFTED A
HAND AGAINST HER
See
Why?
Boom
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