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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1923)
Saturday, April 7, 1922. PAGE EIGHT ' TIIE LA GIIANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Reputation of I50ST0NIANS Famous Shoes for Men lias been built up by satis fied wearers all over the country. For liOSTON IANS please fussy feet. High finality leather fit ted on the smartest lasts by skilled workmen make them desirable for any wear everywhere. Wo curry n complete llii" in all IiiHlN uml IcuIIiith. Tin- pric es will Hurprlnc you us will thc Hhoc, Personal Mention " ! BAKER AUTO ! SHOW VERY SUCCESSFUL (Continued from page 1) J. K. Kciniin of Joseph, js in I-a (Jramle on u sLnrt business trip and its stopping at the Foley. N. W. Trios of La (Irumle was do ing business: in Portland Thursday. Portland Journal. ). K, Thrasher eamc down from IJaher yesterday, and k; unions busi ness visitors at the Savoy. Frank (Jillaspio of I-a (Irande is looking after his property here this week.-Joseph Herald, It. (J. Haskiil was among Pendle ton visitors at the Foley yesterday. He was here attending to business. Mr. nun .Mrs. IJ. I. Slo.l.lard re turned to their homo at 'Wallowii this morning after a few days spent here visiting. Ijatjramie . Ore. Mr. and Mrs. George Carlton and .Mis. .1. I). Maxwell of l.a Grande wore Union visitors Thursday. Union Republican. Ansel Henderson of l.a (irunde, left for Pendleton lust evening to vii.it during the week-end. Miss Alexander passed through I.a firanile last evening from lier home in Knti'rprise, en route to Salem, where she will visit. r'loyd i.McKennon. prominent farm er and stock man of la Grande, was a visitor litre today. Kast Orcgon-ian. Miss Irene Glass left this morning for North Powder, where slie will spend the week-end with her par ents. She is attending the La Grande high school. Colon It. Khcrhard of m lirande was transacting business in the coun Iv yesterday and visited at the I. Knapper home in 'Joseph while here. Joseph ll-.'rald. i.i i i : is 'i on shout to wasti- ttmi' working Willi voor tools. No matter whul tin. work )h there Is HatlHl'iicllon In the use of superior tools. Yon will never (inarrel with your toulu when you choose tliem from our high Briule stock of ( 'itrpentcr'H .Mason's or 1'lasti rcr's tools he cuuse you K-t Hie finest Hlccl tools with hardwood handles that Is made by lliu Ix'St uianiiracturcrs or Alucrleu when you buy at Lilly's. F. L. LILLY Phone Main 75(1 Ills Ailams Ave. licv. J. M. Johnson, of the Metho dist church at .Milton, arrived in La Grande last night, and will conduct Sunday servicesin I.a Grande. Cecil Morgan of .La Grande, left Mrs. C. H -Indwell left this morn- evening for Kumela to spend the iiiK on No. HI for North Powder to 'week-end with his parents. spend llie week-end with relatives, j Miss (ieorgiuna Goff, who makes Elgin is repre-enled union;? the , her home at Minimi, is in this city out of town irucsts at tile Saury by ! visiting for a short time- Slip, is I Arthur WJiitelay, who is here on registered at the Foley. ! business. .. , i Mrs. L. B. Hill returneil Mr. and Mrs. .lames McCormick left this morning on dloton. where they few days. No. 17 frir Pen- wiil visit for a Mrs. Jack Harlan ami Mrs. S. A. Weaircl of tins city, will leave to night for Spokane, whine they were called to their mother's bedside. Mrs. Guy 10. Parker of Cove, left last evening for Portland to visit friends and relatives. Mis. W. V. Stoddard ami daughter, Kd'ia, of Dates, Oregon, arrived in l.a Grand,, to visit with Mis. J. II. Traynor during the week-end. .Mrs. W. Sexton of La Grande, re turned from linker last evening after a short time spent there visiting. Kay K. Chamberlain of La Grande is anting Union county visitors Portland Journal- Mr. Concur of l,a Grande, returned Inst evening from Portland where he had been on a business trip. I'Ye.l liavis. v.lio halls from I'lllo:-.. Is in this rtly lor a sltnil time on hu.s.nej.s anil Is stopping at lliu Savo. Mrs. H. V,'. Smith or Pendleton ar rived in l.a Grande last evening to visit over the week-end with friends. to her home at Elgin this morning lifter a short time spent here on business and pleasure. Mrs. Pearl Iieenan anil son Pred, and Mrs. Tom Milenburg . and son, Tom Jr., left Bids njorning foiV Ha ker to visit their sister, Mrs. Prank Silk. Wallowa was represented among the out of town guests by George lingers who is here on business. Mr. i!!kigers is stopping at the Foley. Mi-, and Mrs. .1. V. Knuuons came ilown from Knterprlse last evening iixl are stopping at lliu Kolcy for u lew days. .Miss IVKgy Cowan lefl this morn ing on No. 17 for l'endlelou where slie will make her home for a couple (,!' mouths. Harry Crawford returned to Pen !lelon Ibis morning nfler a short time spent here visiting. Jlo was reg istered at the Savoy. " ': " " I Mr. anil Mrs. G. W. Kro.-t, who re Two auxiliary workers have been side in Spokane, arrived in LuGi jmde cut from tbo payroll for the next ' Inst evening for a visit of several two ntftmths. Idavs wilh fiiends. r Something (o Please the Children Sec Our Miss Viola Benham and Miss Crcs hu Wells drove to Itaker this morn ing in a new Ford to attend the auto show liherc. They expect to return home tomorrow evening. OREGON SINGERS IN CONCERT HERE Unit fur pitHHOH the oxupiiHu of the ev ent. Kurllier, it . proving an un uiiallflt'U hultchu from tlio HtamlpoiuL of salea. An Interview with the deal- of Htudebaker, inu,l0 by Master ers represented reveals that sales ,,.., ,.,,.. (Continued from pago 1) A Shipment Just Arrived Splendid Quality at Reasonable l'l ii es Newlin Book Stationery Co l)n;illilr.T( appreclallon. Aubrey Fnr r.v, hassn, was tin- fUvt soloist. mIik in;; '"A t on i irr's Song 'liobili llootl." (dcKovi'ii) anl rcNpoiulInu to a re siioniling encore. Another HolutHi that went well with lliu audience was Cyril Vullenlyno. aicuiMpaiik'il by li 1h pal, friend Kan io. H asiiiearc'il In llu si'iond half luf the t'DiicHTt In a jazxv Kong. Spon- iaiiruiiM applause n reel ft I him again (anil again and Yalk-ntynu, before he j j was pcrmitK'd la ivu way (o the next pai t uf tho pioianiv responded l'le 1 liiiM.i to nib tli-pi'ovolilng eneorcH. I The glee rlnh O'lai'ielte, eo in posed I ioi' M-s.r:i. I'lilllips, Urysun, I'lilllip.-s and l-'urry, appeared siveial timen in! i nrore alter- singing ' All the Slylu ; All llie while.' j j I'logrnni Very i(HHl. I i'he program tlirotighout was en- I tirely phasing and Ihey who were j prt ilegeil lo attend reported thut j I ei e more than pleased. j The Uk'u i'lub peiHonnel is us Tol- , ! lows: Kh.-l U-nor: Wallaeo funnon, nr- j !t!!. I'hlilipM, llalph l'oston, Ilussell j jllrown, .bhn Stark Kvan.s; Second t 'Tenor: liov Hrson, John Palmer j Vane Akeis, ' Itobt-rt MeKnight. Iwillis Kas; H;i:itnne: Hill Ktiser, I Kouatd lieid. Cliailes lawson, -Manr- '. hie lii.en. Will. nr 1'hilllps: Hasw: . Ai.lm y Kun y, t'yiil Vallenlyne, Jaek , 'miHIv.iii, Alfred Myers, j Two l.a (iiande boys. AlCied .Myeri i Lad llalpli I'o.stoii, took an aetlvj 'pail In the evening eiitetiaintm-nt. , Tin- ;;lee eluk was di rue ted by Jolm ,;'!.nU Kait.-J. was managed by James 'A. Meek. Aulucy Furry is president. l'roi am. ! j 'i Uv progi-am. i elm'ing many en- , tnd additional Icutuics, Is liuve reached a highly aatisfuctory volume, Diiliy-Canl Display. On entering the nutatorluin the first showing of caia coining Into view 1h that of Duby & Caul, who have an excellent Hliowing of VcIIcm, Maxwells, and OldMiuoblleM. The dis play Is made up of two Vclle touring earn, u new Olds cub, a five passeng er Olds touring cur and the various Maxwell models. The exhibit of Du by &. Caul tu ono of the most exten sive la lhB bhow and during the ev ening was ono of the centers of at traction. Duby & Caul arc being assisted In lioir department, by C. il. Tull of 0. W. Uunting & Son, of l.u Grande. lAtwtAuH Aristocrats of Hiiow Thc uhowlng of the Central Motor Co. is highly commendable and con tains the aristocrats of the entirj show In two new Jineolu cars one a four passenger phaeton and the other a sedan. Not only Is the Lin coln u high class car and the most expensive- at the show, but it Is new to litis district and two models exhib ited were viewed with admiration by thousands of people. The Kord line is also handled by the Central Motor Co. and there was a creditable showing of that line. In which was represented all the atund aid models. The exhibition of the Central -Motor Co. was superintended by It. O, Krlsbie, who Is elated over the suc cess of the event. llulck Showing Is Leader. Without -detruding in the least from the many excellent exhibit. Justice demands that the leadership or the show belongs to Southard & Shinn, representatives in this district tho Uiilck and Cadillac lines. The showing of tluieks Is undoubtedly the most complete ever assembled hi I he Noi l Invest and consists of seven completed models, augmented by two nassis, and u cut away motor, the utter showing every working pari ol the motor. The chassis is used to demonstrate the construction of the Kuiek, uml the construction was ex plained in a lecture delivered by W. C. Kenton, who was assisted by Mrs. Keutonv who assembled the various parts as the former explained them. , rour-pussengcr Cadillac sport cal ls an attractive feature of the South- aid & Shinn display. Cob Shinn, a ltvewiro In the truest sense, was enthusiastic, not onlv over the showing of his firm, but over the show In general. "Jt Is one of the most successful events ever staged in i.aacr, amtj eliminating the results secured In advertising and sales, the outstanding feature from the sumd polnt of tho dealers Is tho spirit of good fellowship developed among them. Jn our co-ordinated efforts to make this show a success each has learned that his competitor is ulso a real fellow. Jt meana clean, high ehus competition." hcmh't Showing fiooil, Welling .V- Son, dealers in Chpv rolet, occupy a prominent part In the show and are displaying the four leading models of t'nut well known ear touring, coupe, sedan und road ster. Th senior member of the firm in one of the show's best boosters. Mudelmker Showing Complete, l-'rom th0 standpoint of extensive 11 ess there was little to choose be tween the display of IJulcks by Southard & Shinn und the showing 1'erkiiiH. Light models, showing the light sixes, specials iind big six are on display. A feature is the special touring car, e'tulppcd with tho Hex top. The Studebakers displayed were the cynosure of many admiring eyes. Willys-Knight Ar Ovei lands. Another attractive feature of the show is the display of Willys-Knight and Overland cars made by the Ore gon Motor Co., of which V. A, Halll day Is manager. A feature Ik the ac tual demonstration of a W-K motor, shewing operation of th0 sleeve valve motor us compared with tho valvs motor. Dodges fniMrlant 1'a.toi. ' The exhibit of Dodge cart, made by A. h. Denny & Co., forms a a Import ant part of the general t how and consists of Die standard touring busi ness sedan, business coupe and the lype "A" sedan. Accessory Department Good, There is an excellent showing of j accessory lines, participated in by I Basche-Sage Hardware Co., the Uni-j vevrssal Motor Co., J. A. Gyllenbury, , Davies (Welding Co., Frank Mc-1 Cool, Lew Bros, andi Miller & Mil-j ler Garage, all well known Baker! firms. j A feature of the Tlaschc-Sage dis- I play is the new, Clymer spot light I lor which thc Wolff-Heyburn Co., id' distributor. Mr. Woirr is in attend ance at the show and is assisted by It. hud wig with tbe display. An attractive and interesting fea ture of the show is the display of Itea batteries, manufactured in Bak er Ijy Kd. Uea. Those who liuvo used the battery pronounce it stan dard In every detail und the volume of sak's Is growing rapidly. Kiwauls Club Itepresentcd. The Klwanis Club, of Itaker, Is re presented with an excellent booth, particularly featuring the $1)0 prizo (or tho beat slogan submitted typify ing Baker and her resources. Tonight .Marks the Close Tonight marks the closing of the show, and those In charge predict that with favorable weather condi tions prevailing today, the attendanco for tho three days will total 15,000. rhe Largest Chain Department "Store Organization in the World .Mill vwmm 371 DEPAKIftlUNl aiutoia This Essentially A Family Store The families we serve in our 371 Department Stores are the families that are representative of American life, thrifty, industrious the real backbone of our Nation. For twenty-one years we have been serving thousands of such families. Naturally, during all these years we have thoroughly studied and learned the needs of the families and how best to supply those needs. We are essentially a Family Store. We strive to serve well every member of all families. We do not hold "sales," we protect our customers against inflated retail prices. By buying from us for cash and carrying home your purchases your saving is considerable. .The Largest Chain Department, "Store Organization in the World'" (ioit.MAN ni:,vrs kkamiui (Ity Associated I'reaH) I'OUTI.AM), Ore. April 7. Suilo:' Kramer lost a lu-round ileclsion tJ Joe Corlnan in tlie inuln event of th.: I'ortltinil DoxiiiK commission';; show ut 1)10 armory hero Friday night. Kriuikto Ciriilidettii of Portland beat Al Cnlvort of T.K'oma In four rounds, l.lldwi Jones of Tncoma lost a four round decision to Chuck Helmall of Portland. AV.'.i:l)S ANNOI NCIOI). KAI.K.M. April 7. The Stale llitfll day commission, beiiiK assured that the referendum nKalnst tho ffasolino lax increase would he dropped, today announced awards of contracts ten tatively let recently ill Portland. THE WEATHER (By Associated Press) PORTLAND, Apr. 7. Probably howers tonight anil Sunday. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-i o o o o MAIL SBUVICE KEDUCED PENDLETON. Ore.. Anr. 7. The local poKtoffice service has been cur tailed slightly as the result of the attempt to keep within the budget, but parcel post and mail deliveries will continue. .It is possible that one mail delivery to the residential district will be all that can be ac complished until the ending of the ..A.... n..nP.llnn. n I Thompson.' ' Are you suffering; from rheumatism in any of its lowed,UVbut "by ""xtrf work fU'ir ' PIeaSed with the Col1'St SU1'ly me;U,S Ulilt Cel'tahl f yolU' ll'ICS last COIOI'S a VCiy gOf-'"U"Uu to iunctiou as mcy snouiit. h grade gingham. RHEUMATISM ih personnel and the clitu of all but thc most imnorta lor tne lime ocinir, tlie service pected to keep thc mails mov An enemy is Junt u ilccunt I who HcfN tho thinu from i point of view, 1 ..-Ihw.s; I; I'Ai; J M i l; nil l'U il:;r Suit S-H.E Y TODAY ONLY Pete Morrison In . "Daring Daager" A Kccl-Iiloodcd Adventure of the West and The Two-Keel Special Comedv "LKT 'Kit III N" We Gall For and Deliver Prescriptions j; There was a time when the druggist was com pelled to work with drugs of doubtful purity and to compound them by more or less crude methods. This is no longer necessary, for the science of pharmacy has developed more in the last twenty years than in the previous century. Our shop is equipped for scientific prescription work. Thc simplest recipe receives the same careful attention as the most difficult prescription. TTERXS n- more of tlie vertebrae of your ,, thereby impinging the nerves "QA-iem. This nerve impinging causes Vl)n 0f (je 0.jran supplied by .this . never have considered your spine i-heumatism. Call and let me tell Woodell party pivon I lunch, ut thp close of Kn.sl.ir I'lout-rS were sci I . - - a . . 3 i;ilh and Chiropractor rmicr Building; Phone 497-W Newlin Drug Co. ....Willi ..Smttn i r l. Soiik l-.villl.s j .Men of Hai le. h "I" Wclc'l ; lllee l'lul ! S.vhia - Si.enk.si lllee flub i Souu uf WlnU-r Uuwleyj (lice I lul ; ..I,.ii.. Snm.. "Uol.lll V lo Kovcn j Aul.rev Kuiry, Unsso f Mine .Mai lllill.U Soiik flee f lull I ;c fooml.s ', on' Homer j liixsoll iin.l f.lee flub ouli. S.liei zo-h Hot minor -flutplli Ken. .1.1 Uelil, I'hiulKl Kiilnien's fli.iiit i lllee flub TAUT II. Tl.e Hi. !S.b.per- -Tragic failtiihl ' il,. I.lif - I'.l.v fl I. ;inl StilolslH j Is. h i Think Ve.i ll 11,- Ulss.-.l f rtl Vnlk nl in- mi. I Hih Pal .tl l;e Will' All Hie Wllill lim riiilHi.s. Hi Mm, i riHUlpn furry I'lcia.il Solii; - l,nni aii'l f.lee flub MAIN 10 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo V ifyti ALL the dirt removed no do- k 'as minimum wear sterile MtS$& ' V?' results moderate cost. jt&&f Sel.. ii.i .ule rllu'l'; II. r i: i-ahje lie ; Ah ;oplimi.t rotuain in his scat aiitl liuon't look slHckeii who tho Tilling station man ay8: "H took -event con irallns.' j Ami so Detroit will test tho sail-' HOOVERIZED PUKE FOODS AT A SAVING ) Full Cream Cheese, per lb 2)c Carnation Milk, large can 11c Sugar Corn, 2 cans, 2oc; case $2.95 Majestic Tomatoes, No. '2U tins, 13c; case $o.!-j Gennea, per sack 47c Fancy Oatflake, per sack 50o Graham, per sack ?. 4-'Je Jersey Cream Flour, 4'J-ltj sack . Sl.aS Our ital F.Oiii, ID-lb sack $1.G? CI:. :ce S.iicll Ked Beans, 13 lb .SI 00 ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00, NO DELIVERY CHARGE. PROMPT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 19 WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG HOOVERIZED GROCERY il.au the spouiicnuter;
