La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI IIIIHH Ill I mm wwwwmwfww J, :.- n.'.vr ' - I I : " '' J . ml -ii PAGE SIX TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, Anvil IS. 1923. H'i .1 '0 ... ti. 1 1 : t -1 -1 Personal Mention out of town viKiloi'H L Anions th Stanley H. .MillH, who regiteiH ix Grande, Portland Journal. Kiii.-i u..nn.tr, of kikIii. i.i.h,,i from !lhrm:. Ii ue (fnmde hint evening on her way lo Ililgard to vbdt with li.-r brother. -.1 . T i - rritu ij Hume wiuiout a ijarcien f j ill'' A HEHOMEGAKWl iMni. I. I- Sherman and Mrn. V. R. Kinjc left this morning for I lot Lake to upend a hort time visiting. H. K. Karnt-M, of Knterprltie, in among tin buslncRH vIsltorH ul the Havoy today. Mr. and Mi-h. II. II. llcnnett, of Jon i'ph, li-it for 1'ortlnnil, Salem an I other jioinlM, where they will vinlt for Honit- tlnn'. I'n Ion wiin rcprf'ntiMl out of town gin-tun at tin terday by If. Miugi!!. unions the Savoy yvn- A. If. l.nhlx'fl came ilnn from Min am IhbI evening on n shoit husineiw trip. He i Hlopping ftt tin- .Savoy, Mrn. 'I. Norntiin. of N'ampu. Malm, returned to her hone- '! May after "vlHltlng m-veral days lit Knterprise, Mrs. E. Tuirkin left this morning! on No, 24 for linker l -penti u iihort time visiting relative.;. Mi-h. (i. M. flirt iH. of Kanvla, wa: lown MMopplnir y'tnluy. and n-turn-t ii to hi r Iioim- In (ho t'VrtiinK. Mr. nnl .Mr. K. J. Farh-y and thelir Hon. KfUD. who vinltiMl in I.a Grun-Ji for u ft w clayH, rcttirnpil to thrir hoini in Kalit-r yrst.Tilay hy unto. .1. s. i-isla r, of ltoiK', n'pr-scntlnif a farm lo.in conf-rii in Salt l,ak- f'lty aniv-i in la firamlc UiIk morning an. i ih Jicrii for a liMV ihiyH on IjuhIih-mm. '.AltDIM It DON'T rick ami li-ana Tlioro Ih always a rare in overv ;JK'iKhtoriioo'l to pioilucn tho oarlh It in Alaska, wliich nuituros in 4 liuiM, hut haa umooth-Hcedeil peas, not so hwt i-t ;-m i he' wrinkled kind. it landn pold, wet Kroiind. Iiowovpi, i-tt(!i-. If harvested younR' they ui Mrs. J. A. II oh k ins, of liaker. I In this city visiting for a r. u ilays. Sli in stopping ut the I'otcv. M. Q. Allen, (huKiri'-t from Kk'in, was in town last eveninir on bu.i nes He retumc.i home this ii.orn- infr. ; WHO UKfi-AN IT? New York .Sun: Tho London Times nook review criticizes an American tharacter in fiction for uinpr the ex pression "I J1 tell the world." .Well, who started it? Wasn't it their own Shakespeare. ? At any rate, in "Meas ure for Measure" we read: 'Til tell :he world aloud what man thou art." Or was it Sterne? "I'll tell it to tho world," he makes a character sav in "A Seiilinienlal Journey." K. S. Faucette came down from? Old Tut-nnl;h-nmen wasn't tho first Enterprise ia1 evemnjj on the branch hypitfiial'-d c-dap to stir up u corn line train to n,(,nd a : hort time nt-i motion in America, tendine to injsinesj. interests. Mr.; .. . ... - Kaucette is t the Foley. j Mrs. Lottie Keffer, who makes he-; home at hUrin. is viMtina " '-"j (Iran le or a .--hurt tinre. Mm. A. J. Tuttie returnetl to hoi home at Union this morning after; ii few Hflvn .-pent here visiting as! th iruest of her d:iuirhter, Mrs. J.ee i Warnick. E fr.-l hi:ii' ( tor .'t I"' A ll II inemoriort- ol mik-Ii things aie eliild- Too muny Kardeners Htill :ollow the ihood rueoUi c tionn, XowintaM u st-eil- ,m. im:,i ui ouyiHK unci howiiik ranisa, :nmuii prlde hlinseir on picturing ae- corn, or asier need, instead ot curate V the i-i.ai-uetfi-itii-n- ut' th.t huMiiH, so win k and enjoying tle dn. vegetables anl I lowers hx hnwla wilt 1 M'aH- What Is the earliest variety iikiii oi narvoMlliK Komen Daillutu jKiow. and the mun, exaet Ills le eorn, ucurlot Klohf niditdies and Am- wrfutioiiH aro the inon- ho is nlf-ajtcfl. e.temi lieuutj 0r ostrich feather uh- Xamei h:ivc Immmi st:uidardia-il to a tern.. In other words, they stopped Iiukc ext. lit and w:(h every china of leainhiif when ihev knew how lo now : vcfrci hi.. (..t.iii. u..ti , .....1,,,.., apfl cultivate a crop and remain con- IhaviiiK- d'-Niuie- aUd de; t inet runr' tent In complete iKnorancc of the fin- !, huvo h- conie known thro.iL'houi i'r poiulH of tho (fanleniiiB Jfaliie. !the countrv carh i.r a ci iiain our. Ther,, ts Homo excuse for u man sett- Ipoue. To he.-ouii,- lahiillar with theay liiiK down to ho a dub GlTer, for It ji no lianPr than reading a treuti-sr; in often hopeless to beat H0. I5u: on KOlf ai.d iit- Ki;yv.ledt;e one'ae there in no reason except lazy-mind- !mircn K inr mnr, nhtaljl(. and fa edncsH Tor rctnaininrc a duh Kardcner. jnirer. A raiih ner who know all 'i The business oT producing and -bout the vaiious' stamlurd tloweri nuuktln Karden seeds Is not what .and veoialdcn ran hold a wibiirhan it used to' ho, CataloKtiCH up lonr nitheriiiff eiUhrallnl for hours, depict watermelons that fill a huy i Mery year some(advaniM' in rugbi- tote.) ij, iiu-hupiowineiii of our veff- lelicioiiH. Aiuerican Wonder is the WANT ilOIJSK AS LANDMAItlv etnhl.' tlt-aflis, eithr i; In dt-veUitdnp- I em liesi wrinkled pen. nialnrinj; in fifi ' " diseas0 reHistance or heiKr flavor, i (daVH. chiseiy foMowe.ipy Laxionioii (Hy Associated Press) Wha Is theldKk'esi variety of he-id and Utile Marvel. The liwst pod- 1AMA I UVA, CaHr., Apr. 1 2. Pe lelnue? New York or Woiideiful. It 'tied pen is u ill varieiy. qulto eon- titinns have been filed with the City, modiiees eahhaL'e-headM wc ich her i tent, which Henry T. i-'inck, tiuthor .manager ndvoeutiutf purchase by the inree poiimiH anil Maims hot weal her lor uai'iienniK- nun iiam. an a well. Sow It for a main crop In 'the finest of all. Little Marvel Ih ov 1,'ionuil rich enough where, you can jeeHent lor the home pardeu. heeause supply walei", feci I It regularly wit(i I t remains so execlh-nt bo Ioiik on tin: niti ue and you wilt make your home .vine. nJ'if;hbors envious. municinalitv of the first bouse erect ed in Pasadena, which it is Proposed to preserve as a landmark of the city's development. , These are a few of the facts'abou; standard varieties which, the Inqiiir iiiK Kardcner Rots to know, and whlh make his harvest so much more en joyable because he knows ho Is pluv fiitf at the top of tho garden sni, and enjoyinff th0 finest quality os food possible fo li'iva on this earth.' CORE THROAT Gargle with wsrm salt wata Ihen apply over throat Vapo Run Oca 17 Million Jan UkJ Ytutu 1 .J LIVING ROOM SUITES I'our-rofiiu plast.'ri;d Tioune, eenionl ; founnation, plumbed, wired, connect- d with sewer, etuept walk In front il.ol 4.' feet by I Hi, hiwn end irarden Minam was represented amonjr tlu-r'" ?';'''. Iie;,.,nab!e h-nn:.. out of Uvn quests at the Foley i yestenlay by S. C. l.df, who wa bere on businesa. I Miss Elizabeth Jeortrer, who make: her home at Pendleton, is stopping ai the Foley while visitinjc friends here for a nhort time. Alfred Cmsland, accompanied ' ly 1iia sinter, Klvie, of Union', spent several hours today in I.a (Jrande shoppinR. They returned to their home later in the day hy uto- Seven-room hotine, pliirnhnd, wired, cement foundation. Karate, four lots, herrh-H, loeat-d conveniently to shops and IMvcrla m-hool. Price, $250(1.00. Knsy leruuT. This Is an exceptional value. An Inspection will convince you of the basis of this statement. Wilbur P. Hrock. who make home at SuminervJIle, Is In Grande on business for a shorf tlm He is at the Foley. Wallowa was represented union; the. out of town kucMm at the Savoy yesterday by I., P. Peterson, who Is here attendlnB to business. his, Here Is n Rood one for aoinn thrifty i.awire who wants to help swell the bank account an elfrht-room house, four bed rooms, plumbing on both floors, centrally located on a paved street. Considerable f urn Hum goes with Iho place at the price of $fi,ooo. This house is In (4nd condition and tho location is very desirable. Mrs. Albert Ttassett, who makes her home nt Knterprlse, Is In Im Grande shoppiiK and visit tik for a few days. Hhe Is registered at the Savoy. J. V. . Martin., of Pendleton, Is ninonff the out of (own KUests at the Foley today, tie Is here transacting ' business. " "Mm. H. Blrchflehl and her son. or I.a Orande, returned from llaker last evenlnp nitcc (i short .visit with Mrs. llircUfI' Id's futhiir, who lias been 111. Mr. (.'. Murphy, returned to her home In Knim-la hits evenlnic after spend I lift several days in I.a Orande visit I np. HI ' CsBiadiaii Focific - ft ftlx-room hotise on Fonrt street for 28o. niK lot, ODxMO. Near the hih school. - .- - - A new modern In every way fi-room buuKalow, newly furnished. Geo. H. Currey fW1 Efltat Ah! Backache Gone Rub Lumbago Away Rub Pain from back with small trial bottle of old "St, Jacobs Oil." Ah! Pain is gone1 Quickly? Yes. Almost instant re lief from soreness, stillness, lameness and pain follows a gaitlu rubbing jvith "St. Jacobs Oil." Rub this soothinif, prnctratinfr oil right on your painful tuck, and like manic, relief comes. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless backache, lumhapo and , sciatica remedy which never disap. points ond docbii't burn the skin. Straighten up) Quit complaining! Stop those torturous "Mitchcs." In a moment you will fornet that you ever had a weak back, because it won't hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer I Get a small trial hotle of old, T.tm ,t "St. Jacoln Oil" from your druyist now and get this biting relief. HEY KIDS! j A Free ' 15ALL00N S Willi i EACH ICE CREAM CONE ! SATURDAY , While They Last .' W! I 'so the Famous Si COCO-t "OXE 'X i'f. !.s.LDHUG & We are now showing the most complete line in Mohairs, Velours and Tapestries in the history of La Grande. W. H. Bohnenkamp Cojnpany locoes Even travelers familiar with the European Alps are reluctant to hurry over the wonder trails through this 50 SuJtzerlands in One theCandian Pacific Rockies. Always beautiful spectacular fascinating novel tho Hockics havi as many moods and graces as an accomplished coquette. Hence, globe-trotteri ond ceIebrnt?dcoBmopolltun-Dt once cnthrullod und hit H trued toller Ironi one mountain -report Jo another. And llicy return, year (liter yeur, to scnle new helglitt hike, ride, motor, g&If, sivlm, (ish lor trout, cjuoe on emerald lukes-nil enjoy the luxurlouj guycty ol bt.ntf Sprlimt Hotel nd Chateau Lake Louise For full parUctilartapphi to ' AV. II. Deacon, t;cur':,il Acnt. riien-rer Dept. CANADIAN Jfli;if ItAII.WAV Pnrilund. Mv.;on 9 IT9 IT Thanking Clod for having eyes with which to nee and then abUKiiiK them eifht houi'H u day doesn't tound consistent. The way some, people treat their eyes would lead one td think . that new pnea could be bought anywhere, uny time, nt about ' twenty-i'ive conls a pair. I'eopie actually dilly-dally with one, of tho most precious assets with which they are endowed. For Instance: How miteli could ou earn tomorrow if you should suddenly become, blind? Hut you don't have, to become wholly blind to reduce tho v value of your vision. Jn this highly organized ond specialized world of today you've got- to pift things over a little better than iho other fellow lo keep the world coming ymir way. Poor vision will slow you up and let the other fellow pass. If you have been leaving the Job with headaches, and getting a generally rotten feeling during the day, consider these condi tions advanre notice from a couple of disgruntled eyes that they are tecoming impatient ut their condition of employment ond are going on a strike! Wisdom would suggest arbitration. They'll r'. main loyat employes If you meet them halfway! A visit here a careful examination a pair of properly fitted glasses will nut them in a cheerful 3ii oo U once more. Very sincerely, Canada ntlrom. United Stales Taurisif. No passports rrquir. d. W F'i DR. W. M. PSiARE Optometrist, With J. H. Peare & Son EJ.B.G. r -i II S! s : Week End Specials Bed Spreads, 2.f! to ( ?-y Sheets, 72x!)() s, Pillow Slips, .12.X.T., each ZZ'Z2. nVc Large Coveref1 Willow I'icnic Huskds .!)S Fancy Willow .Market Li'.-l.t't;-; i;v, iSc Japanese Table Cloths $1.2:! to jq.S" Extra Mpecicd Salurday Only Tunil)lei s, Tic i;.'iih Andrew's Variety Store all m LAST WEEK w-v--vr' i Oft" Did U Eat ., TRU-BLU Grahams And Cheat Spring Fever THOUSANDS DID! Discarded the foods that are too heavy for the warmer weather of spline;. They substituted simple, healthful Tru-lilu (Irahams, rich in viviir-huiklinir vita niines, in mineral salts, in nourishment yet eas ily, speedily digestible, with a liberal am'ount.of bran to aid climiniation. TIM -Hl.lf UKAIIAMS :itv in , Unilmtn tloitr. Th. y jn-,. s4'. l. t', pur,'. n!.!,.ii linn, y tin , h,ii, Oloill 1'UUAV. on , lm,"tt.. ; I" II. r. Vi.nr i:n.-,.r X. mi; .: .. of Iho TKI K I with riiqmi- .in.! I ui, 'Hit i.l. s. Try ;!, I.rll, r AMK .IX CARTONS AT and Sflc ALSO IN 5-lh VO()! LOXivS madi: uv nn: mi -m i nist iir ( ,. SNknui 1'iirllnnil. ;: I I'iilli Oaksm . A fm?n tittle acorns qrm$ IF you plant an acorn in proper soil, you have a good chance of getting an oak. If you plant a dollar in a sav ings account at 4 per cent, interest you will have two dol lars in seventeen years. You wouldn't have much of an oak in that time. Your dollars, planted in this bank, will grow swiftly, sure ly and safely. ' Come In Today UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE, OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM