La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 24, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 1-A GRANDE EVKV7KH OhETtYFR Sadird.i.v. 'March 21. 1923. - f Social jiiacfs aie V ii t ,ii al n no ilnori. bul'u man never renllc shines ';in society unless hi ban n bald head. Awnya fine values in stationery. AIJ the new shapes in f;nv-lopes unit paptT, beaut iiul tints ami plain white. Pound packages of paper at 1"k, iiOi-, i'Atc anil 75c. Silverthorn Wrijfht'ii Family Dm Store. H-24-tf Nature (loi'sn't seum so infulhible I i when you reflect that a mule's range ! batteries are mounted aft. 'MrM i On the Inside for ! Head our candy Newlin Drug Co. advertisement. :i-2:i-2t "Hencock's Radiophones are four times louder than any other unrein '.in ...i, t iniri SI r.n.' r.um ;i.-r.f i !ii ' Stain nf (uegir. J.rlliui.illoii liorii - lo 1"" ilfllvtl'e uf. r.' inn w ..mi.. . -i.v . - . i i ..... .. : . ,. ..L if, m i. ill ill .in i.r :irf.r,... Franklin, rmc cwndiunn. iw.,um 101,111 in union, 1...., ... , - ....... ..... -:. -... Used Oldsnioblle truck, ?425. W. of 23rd ' d.-.y of. February. A. -l..-r lt. 1 " '" "'J left H. Buhnenkamn Co 3-lo-tf I 1H23, and lo me directed and neliv- (with the .School (.Ink, and, the Hoard . ereii, upon a Judgment and lierree j resei ves the right to meet any and NOTICE land Oriler of Sale, duly entered in all bids, and a Surety Bond in the We still have some machinery onisnid Court, in the suit therein pond-j sum of 0I) must be given Tor the hand, and as ve are clusing out our;ing, wherein The George Palmer (performance of i-ontracct, if so de.sir- stock, we can save you some money. ' i.uiniter t. ompany, a cnipoiauon, was Anvone interested, call and see us. i Pluintiff ' and John Chapman and j Louisa M. Chapman were defendants, Hear Staff ("apt. and Mrs. Win- in which judgment and decree was toibottom at Methodist church Sua- entered in favor of The George Pal day 7:30 p. m. Special program 'mer Lumber Company, a corporation arranged. 3-24-lt (and against the defendants John : Chapman and Louisa M. Chapman.' OH VOL' l.OGA.NHERUY and each thereof, for the full sum of $.50000, together with interest ed l)V the board. CI I AS. Mur.24-2fi-2ti-30 H. 'REYNOLDS, School Clerk. NOTICE 01'" BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Rcnwick A. Clark. Bankrupt. the Creditors of Renwick A What do you think of this assort-j thereon at ' the rate of 10 per cent i Clark, of Iji Grande, Union County, meat hand of the highest grade heavy ; dipped true fruit chocolate . er annum, until paid,, from Decem- ier HI, 1020, the sum ot one iiun- VS'he market, easier tuned, and made .creams that retail now for not less Idled Dollars a", attorney's fees and J;right. .Enterprise. Oregon. 2-5-2t than Go to 85c a pound. Our special its costs and disbursements taxed at AN R Ajimw For sheer luxuriousness of "feel" there is no fabric like glove silk and when it is fashioned into undergarments with the grace and charm of these Van Raalte modes, the result is femininely speaking, irresistible. Van Raalte garments may be laundered as often as you like, using only the care you would give any fine fabric hike warm water and a pure white soap suds. Every once in a while your read a Imugaiue story that isn't written with one eye on its scenario value. Friday and Saturday for 38c tho I.S15.00, and for accruing costs, and in pound. True fruit center. Logan-j which said Execution 1 am command berty (the nw one), min wafers, led to make .sale of the hereinafter pineapple (contains real pineapple), I described real properly to t satisfy crushed cherry, orange, raspberry, I said judgment . and decree, interest. EASTEK WEEK SALE on all hats Demon, vanilla, honey nougat, rustic i attorney's fees and the costs and dis- at French & Greene. Mrs. H. Met- caramels, peanut clusters with maple i bursements thereof, including ac calf. ;t-24-3t lecnt'-r and Haisin clusters (newicruing costs. Ikind). Come in and sample them be- Now therefore, by virtue of said Concerning reparations, France' is (fore you buv and you will never Writ and in obedience to its com. Besides Being Good to Look at There's a new Van Raalte silk stocking for every occasion, and for every dress. Colors that will please you, weights that will suit you, and fancy effects that will fascinate you. AM mmmm VAN RAALTE 'A Stockings' beginning to realize that the larger a thing is tbe easier it is to dodge. CHAIN WOOD-Ordor now. Grande Ronde Lumber Co. 3-12-tf ! Karcss Face Powder now sells at ?2.5u the box at Glass Drugs. 3-24-lt buy any other. One-fourlh pound Inlands, I will on , Monday, the 2nd l()c. Don't pass our window today (day of April, 11123, at tiie hour of or toniorrow. Come in. Newlinjtwo o'clock p. ni. of said day, at the Drug Co. 3-23-21 1 front 'door of the County Court I House in the City of La Grande, in Union .County. Oregon, sell at public The clever the book agent the long i... i..i.in.. ...... ! know his business. OltKGOX Jit ltSKKV CO. Geo. Hall, Agt.. 1213 Washington Avenuo, La Grande. 2-13-2m You can get all keyed up at Glass Drugs Saturday, one with each 25c purchase. 3-23-lt Have you seen Fager about paint ing you car. Phono 317-J. Shop at 1U02 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm I Autograph albums, a nice - assort ment for young girls and school i children. See them at Silverlhorn- ; Wright's Family Drug Store. 3-24-tf ij NOTICE Reliable nursery stock. Got yours for spring. Also reliable help fur nished on short notice, male or fe male. Call Main 741. 217 Depot street, or 285-J. 1(517 Fourth street. Kilhy & Crouse. 3-lu-lm A man is old when he will begin a divorce story on Page one, and lose interest when he finds it is continued on page 7. Find It Here Toilet propa rat ions of all kinds. You will always find a nice assort ment at our store. Sitverthorn W right's Family Drug Store. 3-24-tf Get ono-fourth pound of our True Fruit chocolate creams, -0c for a sample or a pound today or tomor row for -'iHc. Newlin iJrrtg Co. A it'll 2D'1 Moniuv Hull at Hox Hull Kivfii by .shriners' Club. 2-l'S-tf A deliglilful St. Patrick party was iyun(p pcoph- of the Christian church :J Copy for this column muut be feiyen during the past wck hy thu Und tlmir- tien4rt lHt,-tivwwny at the-ji jn J000 a m. Alice! l.ndics Aid at the home of 'church. The party was given by the J Mrs. James Moss, 15(i:i M avenue, j (Christian Kndeavor as a pleasant The rooms of the home were heau-j hour for those temporarily in the tifully decorated with gre-n cropejeity. Them was a program of varied Paper entwined about the colonnades j features, followed-by games in which from which hung shamrocks. Moses, f everyone had a part and then some and Mveet peas were placed about j delicious refreshments of cake and the room, lending n touch of spring, ice cream. Miss Lula Foster is the Hetwieu thirty-five or forty guesls efficient president of the Kndeavor. wcro present, and enjoyed a 'splendid j ', ;iirs. Harry tiotivy returns tocay; from n two-weeks' visit in Portland.' She will be accompanied by her house guest, Miss ' Kuth' aiiello. ! The men and girls that make our itrue fruit chocolate creams tell us l we sell more than the Owl at Port ' J land. Try one-fourth pound for 10c. i! then you will eat .no other. New ' lin Drug Co. 3-23-2t program. .Mrs. Hay Kn,.. m.n,. eral songs representing the jazz mu sic and the real music in tile home, and the effect each would have; Mrs. Jasper read an iuleresting pa per on the different kinds of art; Miss llcrtha IWalsinger -gave an ar ticle on home reading and Mis. Her shey from Alicel gave" a. very inter esting and instructive talk. Iliefreshnicnts we're nerved at' the close of the nflernoon. Fiance Pace Powde Glass Drugs. now $1.00 at 3-24-lt Olson's 7-piece. orchestra at Zuber hull tonight. ; 3-24-lt EASTKIl WEEK SALE on all hats iit Erench & Greene. Mrs. II. Met-i-alf. 3-24 -3t NOTICE OF SIIEMFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that, by virtue of a Foreclosure Execution and Order of Sale, duly issued out of and under the seal of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Union, bearing flate of the 12th day of .March, A. D., 11123. and to me directed and deliv ered, upon a judgment and Decree and Order of Sale,' duly entered in said Court, in the suit therein pend ing, where in Union Savings & Loan Association, a Corporation, (Former ly Union Building & Loan Associa tion), was Plaintiff and William J. -hurch and Eleanor Church, his wife were defendants, in which judgment and ilecree was entered in favor of Union Savings & Loan Association, a Corporation, (Formerly Union Building & Loan Association), plain tiff and against William J. Church and Eleanor Church and each of them fc.rjthe sum ot'$13(!7.35 with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 31st day of July, 1!)22, until paid, and tbe fur in tbe State and District aforesaid, a Lankrupt. Notice is hereby given, that on the 22nd day of March, 1)23, the said Kenwick A. Clark was 'duly adjudi cated Bankrupt, and the first meet ing of bis creditors will be held at tbe office of II. E. Dixon, Hej.ree. in the Foley Bldg., at ll.u Grande, Oregon, on Thursday, the 5th day of April, 1023, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at which time the said creditors may atlend, prove their claims, examine the llankiupt, appoint a Trustee, and transact such other business as may 'properly come be fore the said meeting. H. E. DIXON, Kefcree in Bankruptcy. (Schedule of liabilities, S15,7!I3.50 schedule of assets, 100.00). (All claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks, before filing). 3-24-lt' NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the Unitcil States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Clovd L. Clark, Bankrupt. To 'the Creditors of Cloyd L. Clark of La Grande, Union County, in the State and District aforesaid, a Bank rupt. Notice is hereby given, that on the 22nd day of March, 11123, the said Clovd L. Clark was duly adjudicated WOOD NOTICE I Bankrupt, and tbe first meeting of Notice is hereby given that the ! bis creditors will be held at the of nistrict School Board, of School Dis-ifice of II. E. Dixon, Heforeo, in the trict No. 1,- of Union County, Ore-I Foley Bldg., in La Grande, Oregon, gun, will receive up to five o'clock 'on Thursday, the 5th day of April, p. in. of March 31st, 11)23, spalcd 1 11)23, at 1 D:00 o'clock a. m., at which Bids for furnishing said District No. i time the said creditors may attend, 1, with HOO cords of four-foot split .Prove their' claims, examine th" tamarack or red fir wood, said wood I Bankrupt, appoint a Trustee, and to be cut while green, and nut Inter j transact such other business as may iiuction to the highest bidder lor cash in hand, subject to the statutory 1 rights of- redemption, the following described real property, to-wit: Lot 1 and South half of Lot two, Block 18, Kiyerside Addition to the town of La ,Grnnde, Union County, Ore gon. Dated at La Grande, Union County, Oregon, this the 3rd day of .March, 1023. LEE WARNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. Date of first publication 3-3-23. Date of last publication 3-31-23. Mar.3-10-17-21-31 than July 15th, 11123. free from large knots, and acceptable to said School Board. Said wood, to be delivered, 375 cords at the high school building, l: ther sum of $11.50 expense of ab- j cords at the Greenwood building, and PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR Hemstitching and plcot edge by .Mrs. IS. C Tuckey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf Easter observance of the eastern Oregon Conimandery, Knights Tem plar, will be held in tbe Presbyter ian church Sunday afternoon. April 1, tit 3 o'clock. The public is espe cially ' invited to attend the services. Gathering at the Country club fol lowing the basket hull loum I... I- .............. .K,, ,:,,,,,., ,;I inc nign ant atternoon nwiwo annum, oi mo stini.'nt body and a number of guests, were present at an informal dance given in honor or the lettermen of the Blue and , White hoop team. , Dancing began 5Jfit'ir.ilnti.4h,v 'one-'or ' midnight, -..e.i inose present departed for their homes, acclaiming tbe affair one ot the most delightful of the season. Music was furnished by An nie Green, piano. Andrew I.oney, ,lr cornet, and Kenneth Gekeler,'sao- 1 ix'Wi.' vv iv i a einvne Miss Dnllllll Smith was hi. nor Th.. fomolis 1 mw..iiv nssiiM.iVetit guest at tbe II. A. Beiiham home iconsisting of about 40 different tints, , T""11!' nen the .Misses V loin t sizes and shapes patterned after. the wi. wiiii. . i . s.s a v,. . er The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club met Thursday afternoon at tbe home of Mi's. II. E. Coolidge and a pleas- was enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Grace Moliter won tbe club prize and Mrs. P. S. Robinson, the guest prize. ;'';'th'-tetorBiapw'fiiPUfeiWH. meet April 3 at. tho home of Mrs1. M. A. Smith. " ., ... . The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion met Thursday evening with Mrs. E. C. Harding for the regular (business meeting. Our objection to- chicken -salad that the calves should be saved make beef. Hear Staff CapL and Mrs. Win tei bottom nt Methodist church Sun day 7:30 p. m. Special program in-ranged. 3-24-lt In case of a ouarrcl, the man who cusses loudest is trying hardest to keep up his courage. , The hlood-and-iroti combination may build un empire, but the eoal- and-iron combination . does a more permanent job. Hear Staff Capt. and Mrs. Win terbottoin at Methodist church Sun day 7:30 p. m. Special program arranged. 3-24-lt Do little things tire you out. Get a $1.00 bottle of our new Blood Puri fier with iodide of potassium. New lin Drug Co. 3-23-lt If your hair or scalp is troubling ...,- .iiy in. i iiuy a Dome oi our germicide . and dandruff eradicate!. It Willi tLve yoU quick rIie.f, it .slops rfiHidruff;. ttiln y.l M l,towy.stop.s fall--, ihg of the hair. 75c'and $1.50 a bot tle at Silvcrlhorn-IWright's Family Dvug Store. 3-24-t'f Take your next Xcwlin Drug Co. prescription to 3-24-lt the aid . Correct this sentence; .''Lot ifirls li.ive. thnir.-.new . frocks." mother; "f ijoiiH? Vieed; (inythliig this spring." ! V ' ''I."-": As a iron.'ral tbiiu'. however. conscience keeps its mouth shut un-; arranged. HI you nave had your Hear Staff Capt. and Mrs. Win terbottom at Methodist church Sun day 7:30 p. in. Special program 3-24-lt fill. .eiu i.oiiaml were delightful hos tesses to a number of I . very latest in social use, is now our possession. Heretofore this Jine has been carried in part by us. "hut i lie aftair was a ".'iiln" ,,..i i., ..i I ........ i.........i-.....i. .i... n.. which .Mrs. Donald I.. Richard won I famous, line is at the disposal of our nign nonius and .Miss Jean Stearns nnlmiis wl.n v...m ihn ,n i l, had at reasonable prices. d at loscd I with consolation Refreshments were sorv lale hour, ami the evening presenting the bride-elect beautiful gift of silver. Invitations are out announcing an afternoon Bridge. Party at the Coun try club for Tuesday. April 3 me lames giving the party Mrs. C. R. Ebeihard. .Mrs. iiunn, .ins. ( . ii. .Scianlou Biuce Dennis. are F. mil Mrs. Nelson I a rnnting lompnnv. 3-24-lt WERSHI I rnn nimrnni EASTER WEEK SALE on all hats at French & Greene. Mrs. II. Met calf. 3-24-3t .itractmg, with interest thereon at the rate of (j Per cent per annum from the . . day of October, 11)22, until paid, and 'the further sum of $20.20 insurance premium, with in terest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from June 8, 1022, until paid, and for Bhe further sum of' $135.00, attorney's fees, .with in terest thereon at the rate of 6.per cent per annum from date of the decree until paid, for the further sum of :;;I42.4.'- expenses of receiver- snip Herein and for plaintiff's costs! and disbursements, taxed at $17.20, ii and for accruing costs, and. in which i 1 snid execution I am commanded to 1 J make sale of the hereinafter describ- ji ed real property -to satisfy saidij judgment and decree, interest, ab-'i stracting expense, interest, insur- nice premium, interest, attorney's.! fees, interest, expense of receiver- ' ship, and tbe costs and disburse- ; ' ments thereof, including accruing , costs. j i Now therefore,' by virtue . of said;' Writ and ' in obedience to its com-! j mauds. I will on Tuesday the 24th 'i day of April, '1023, at the. hour of j J two o'clock p. m. of said day, at the ! front door of the County Court ' House in the City of La (irande, in t Union County. Ol-Pirnn sell -it .null- : lie auction to" the. 'highest 'bidder for cash in hand subject to the statutory , rights of redemption, the following l described real property, to-wit: Lotsjj Numbered Seventeen (17), Eighteen I , vio), iMiieu-cu vif). twenty t";o),ii and Twenty-one (21), of Scriber'J Subdivision of Predmore Block, in I Predmore Addition to City of I.a Grande, Union County, Oregon. '! naiect at ui i-rande. union C ounty. Oregon, this the 24th day of March,!1 1023. ! I.EE WARNICK, i Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. J Date of first publication 3-24-23. 'i Date of last publication 4-21-23. Ji I; ' Miu-.24-31-Apr.7-.14-2rJ, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that, by ! virtue of a Foreclosure Execution l and Order of Sale, duly issued out of !J and under the seal of the Circuit 110 cords at the Riveria building, and mg. II. E. DIXON, P.eferee in Bankruptcy. (Schedule of liabilities, $15,71)3.50; schedule of assets, $100.00). ; (All claims must be sworn to on to be corded- up neatly and closely I bankruptcy blanks before filinpr). where directed by the Board. One I 3-21-lt It is only a (uestion of time until the American flag will appear where mere is suilering and oil. This is the last day to nlav safe and lessen that exemntioii vou claim ed under the head of benevolences. If France ever does understand American public opinion we trust she will explain it lo America. HART'S PHOTO STX DIO High grade portraits, kodak Pictures professionally finished. Real por traits made from your best kodak negatives. Ask about it. Copying and enlarging properly done. Sec ond floor Palmer-Roesch Bldg., oppo site West's store. 3-10-lm Our prescription department is modern to the minute. Newlin Di-ug Co. 3-24-lt: Knstor .Monday Hall nt Hex Hall April 2nd, i;lyen by Shrlners' Cluh. 2-;s-ir U mm wili stit'ntjdien and huttd vou up Special During March Peptcna 79c The outstaiuling event of Kapler Monday will he tie- bull which is to be given at Rex hall April a, under tllG BUSIlii'i.s til II... 11. -in... ilance nromises l nn,i ..n r., i tboiiMiini events given by the organization a good time is anticipated. All sons mi. I their families are coidiiillv invited to attend. (lie Associated Press) NAX .li.lNK, Calir.. Mar. ;4. Snrn toa, Ihc llllle loolhlll town twelve Mines .ml of here, will entertain ( vlsiloi-s March L'l an I and '- wH1 1,0 renter of the tw. ni. .,,, ananal Mania rlala Val ",.n," i'''y '''"ssoin festival. It wai nrlclil I..IU ,,;,uine,l I,, I .... ,,,,, ,,,,,, 30x4 I's 01' It SIZF. 'Double page posters, streamers mil banners, measuring un to 30x44 inches are duck soup for us. No Ot-i'.'lsi.llt til toil 1-nni-s.i Slnn.-u X- l?..n- buck for your unusually big printing i I'10 ,"'1 if ic thc I!r;ST you we can do it at home. Nelson I rv" 'll, don t buy any. ownn 3Sc a pound is to get you for n i customer not to make money, ne- ausc our true fruit creams cannot be made at anywhere near this price. .inv listen, come in anil solu tion Printing Company. 3-24-lt Tbe reason a little success goes to the head is because it finds so much leinpty parking space there. Drug Co. 3-23 -2t CHAIN WOOD Order now. Grande Hondo Lumber Co. 3-12-tf The Maccabees met in the K. P, 1 hall Wednesday evening and spent a j most enjoyable evening. A clevetly' T ii." fc pic-en en nyjf,,,,,, ,-alll jitnc Jim..., nmsisvui oi inoioaus, ; iiisii iiiim-iiuii music anil I ecu. Inns 111 ill i u r. e L-..... . ' ' inegium. j nr. mi , Twenty tables of cauls w,ie ar- died m.i, ranged in the rooms. Mr. Nellie1, ,,. j:ic Spencer winning ladies' fust prize j f,.n,.,.t j and I.. I.. iMackey gentiemiin s prize. 1 1st Rpfreshmejits wcro enjoyed by all hefore the evening closed. NOTICE OF rm.i F.rTlOX IkIii. :' ''" nai.nii. anil .'in parlies lniieino, to tie fnm of'"1 roKcatit hi San .lose In . in, iniu t in , j Stiles & Ellidge are reuuested to I nun in,, saianma ailiMti-s. l.ut IhisiPay such iiulebtedness nt once eitl-.er ni.-. i u.is later ahjiinloned, .at the office of the company or to'-.-----" An a.l.lirss b ' .la ni.s 1 1. I'ltcl.i i. Mr. Ellidge. The firm has "made a J fnrllierh a l'nit.,1 Slol'ea s.n,. I.,.- change Had All-, l-'lli.li.e is ... I nla. will ,,.n lb,, c.ie. hence the imnerutive demand that ' II. 'II on Nf.ir. h :(. Ills ti.1.1 i-.-sk .'all business be eleaneil in. ! r.'llowril l.v a ninslial loo. 1 3-22-.M STILES A- fit Hear Staff Capt and Mrs. Win terbottom at Methodist church Sun- SPecial program 3-24-lt Its Fair Exterior s stl nt TcolnnlnlllllloIl., 'rh rnnOlrH fn.si.l liavo nm-le It famous. 1 1 !i'aitUiii t"-rs s.mim.i:i:. for Whilmnn's Reef Cross Drug" Store MEAT SELECTIONS A Yrry pleasant pveninff was on- rlmi us nf sfriil linn Stnttlat ti irrnoiiii i 'm - I'.tMtil. rniiiiinii r of ' V Will 1 llif. ii.--01ip;t'1- w t'i-n our f her h.he-i t.r ll'i.'ir.l thr (iMirim. There will hr tltii-pi-l nri,.A .Knn those unfit for military service ore joyed by n large iiumbcr of the irequiiol to foot the entire bill The 1022 award for subtle flattery i should go to the New Yoik burglar who raided a poet's apartment. j Room ft Summer Bldu. J Open from !) to 6 ! Evenings nnd Sundays on Appoint-: ineut. Phone 575-W. IJ 3-5-lm. Can always lie made to your cntircsatisfac lion at one of our markets. We carry only carefully selected meats at the right prices. The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.