La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1923, Image 2

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A reception for the new members
of the Neighborhood club will be giv
en tomorrow afternoon in the club
rooms. This function promises to ex
ced all of the many delightful affairs
of the year. '
"Spring" will be the prevailing note
of the entire afternoon in decoration,
in .music, and other features of the
? nigrum. Mis. Ray Fuller and Miss
laviu Kilter will sing spring songs.
Hiss Jean Haltna will present the
Kulinnry Konccrt Kumpany, which
was1 one of the attractions of April
Antiks Friday night ut the high
school. - . i
The officers and social committee
of .the club form the committees of
arrungenient. They invite all of the
old; members to be present as well
as the new. The officers are Mrs.
A. L. Richardson, Mrs. Robert Knkin,
xMrs. K. L. Meyers, Mrs. J 11. Lynch.
Mrs. Earl Stoddard and .Mrs. F. E.
Oxner.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men gave a social dance at Eagles
hall Friday evening for the memtcrs
and their friend.-".
There was a very g-tod attendance.
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good music, and everon present had negatives. Ask about it Copying
a most enjovable evening. "d enlarging properly done. Sec-
' 4 s ond floor I'nlnier-Roesch Uldg., oppo-
Delegations of Cxi. n cunty Kn-: West's store. 3-10-lm
lleavorer.i are cxiw-U'd at the state; , ,
Christian Endeavor convention in The The Road to Happiness.
Dalles, April 2H-2!', a:-: onli.ng to plans! You must keep well if you wish to
of the Oregon Stale C. E. Union be happy. When constipated take one
This convention will v the ..Mer,"r tH" Clmniberlnin's Tablets im
"covenant" convention to the one in ' mediately after supper. They cause
Ashland, April 19-22. It will cmnha-l" gentle movement of the bowels.
size tho Christian Endeavor pledge : Adv.
throughout. Thi.- convention will hold.
the distinction of hnving two srvrc-1 Salvatioon Army apron and food
taries of tho United Societv of Chris- (sale, Grande ltondu Meat Co., Satur-
tiau Endeavor on the program. 'Inr-1
ence I?. Hamilton ol Itoston, national
field secretary, and Paul C. Iliown
of San Francisco, Pacific coa.-t secre
tary, will give adduces and also
lead several conferences.
Pnnl K. Ahrahanisau of Tho Dalles'
will deliver the addiess of v drome, i
Donald Nelson of Portland will iv-
spond. other speakers include the
Jiov. Loyd C.n ru k. former state nres-1
ldent anil present chairman of the I
committee to secure the l'.l T, world', i
C. E. convention at Portland; Fred
Gray, I ongregatinuoal voting pcor
secretary lor Or egon. Wn -hingtnn ami
Idaho; the Rev. 'Waller Myers, of
Kugeue Bible university;' Elaine
Cooper of Portland, state C. K. presi
dent; Huldn Anderson of .H Gianile.i
and Kate Bothnian of Banks
.ills. . T.. li right, lornier sone-I
leader tor Hilly holiday, and lender I 1
in several other C. K. e.inventii.rts.j. Have you seen Fagcr about paint
will be the song-leinler for this con-' ""r V"" l"r. Phono 317-J. Shop nt
vention. 1 1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-1 m
Special music,' Bible study, graded i
Christian Endeavor, high school hoysj K'"';l fountain. You will find
and girls, and a sight-seeing trip upi"1"' soda fountain well looked after
irre v-oiumnia nignwiiy lowaid I'eu- ,l" o-.rr n-o cream is always in per
dleton will be features of the pin-1 '''' condition. We sell ire cream in
Sram. i
lhe Dalles convention will ho at- ,'rce at any hour of the day a nice
tended by young people of various j homo-made lunch. Silverthom
denominatioos from 27 northern and j W'l ight's l-'nntily Drug Stme. 4-lti-tf
eastern counties ot ()rt'i:on. I - - -
M USI'S I'll IMNG SCHOOL
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STAM'UKD I'MtmislTV, Calif,
April 111.--Htanloul t oivetsity v,ilt
he Jiost to l ho second inectlriK of
lhe Callfor-nii Academy ol sioeial
Sciences on .piil :'l and 1'2. 'Ibo '
society was organized n short time
ago and Mdll deeldo upon ri pro.
Kritm to bo underl.iken at the meet
ing line. The academy was organ.
Ir.ed to pruMdo h loin hi for free
mariisslon on proldenia arlsliiK with
In the field of social s U nees ami to
pronioto sin li Inchlcnlal actilik'.i as
Hill servo Oils purpose.
The larger the diamond, the great
er tbe probability that il's; paste.
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You know the ones, those that seem so distinctive. Very
likely they've been designed at home with the help of one
of our Standard Designer Patterns and especially planned
to flatter the wearer's particular charms. Your frocks
may he just as typical of you the fabric section is full
of inspiration.
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You will find the saleswomen in the Fabric Stctipn
glad to offer helpful suggestions and the Designer pattern
will tell you exactly the amount of material needed and
how to lay it out and sew it up yourself.
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in by 10:00 a. m,
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Mrs. J. A. Iloskins has decided to
make wcokly visits to La Grande for
tho purlkiso of giving musical in
struction and anyone desiring to
communicate with her can do so by
rullinK the Foley hotel. She has a
few vacancies left before completing
the class number. 4-14-5tp
' A real dandruff remove! some
thing that removes dandruff nni( itch-
ing of the scalp or falling of the;
hair in a very short time. Our Genni
cidc anil Dandruff Eradicator. Silver-
thorn-Wrichts 'Family iDiug Store.
4-HS-tf
TIRE BARGAINS
Excellent bargains in 33x41 and
31x45 Cord casings at the Blue Moun
tain Garage. 4-7-(H
II ART'S PHOTO STUDIO
High grade portraits, kodak pictures
professionally finished. Real por
traits made from your best kodak
day, April 21. 4-lti-fitp
j If you want a fishing license and
i fishing tackle of all kinds we can
J supply you ouickly at Silverthorn
j Wright's Family Drug Store. 4-lti-tf
''"c highest class-
stationery in plain white or all the
("y tint nt Silvertliorn-Wright's
' -iinuly Drug Store. 4-lti-tf
oltd.ON Til'USKUY CO,
Co.
Hall. Act.. 1212
La Grande,
Washington
Avenue,
2-U-2U1
PARIS HEM TV PAR-LOB
Room t Summer Bldg.
Open from 9 to 6
Evenings and Sundays on Appoint
ment. Phono B",i-V.
3-5-lm
any ipi.mtity you may wish. We
'lor oung l-rdles de
Ilinir to hpeomp
trained nurses in a St.-u ue..,-ed,r...l
school mar at home. Aifoiding ex
cellent training in a modem, thor
oughly equipped hospital. For full
pal ticulai s aildi-e
Sister fnipeitor,
St. Elizabeth's Hospital,
Dnker, Oregon,
4-l-iiltp
Hemstitching and pirot edo-n hv
Mrs, Bert Hughe.., 1417 Washington
avenue. 417-W. 4-lil-tf
Indigc.llon and Constipation.
"Prior to using Chamberlain's Tab-
lets, I suffered ilicadXully from in-
Different
CREPES
RATINES
digostion. Nothing I ate agreed with
me mid I lost flesh and run down in
health.' Chamberlain's Tablets
strengthened my digestion and cured
me of constipation," writes Mrs.
George Stroup, Solvoy, N. Y. Adv.
Some left-over fruit trees. Wash
ington Nursery Co. J. H. Kilby. In
quire 180U Y or 217 Depot street.
4-14-.1t
Let HEACOCK of Enterprise, Ore
gon, install your Radiophone, and it
will work l'ight. 2-7-2t
NOTICE 6F FINAL ACCOUNT
-Notice is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has filed her final account
as executrix of the last will and tes
tament of John S. Clark, deceased,
and that tho County Court of Union
County, Oregon, has fixed Monday,
the 71 h day of May, 1923, at tlie
hour of 10 o'clock, a. m., in the Coun
ty i.ourt room m the Court House
in the City of La Grande, Oregon,
as the time and place for hearing
objections, if any there be, to said
final account and for the settlement
of said estnte.
Dated this "lith day of Mar., 1923..
ANNA R. CLARK,
Executrix of the Estate of
John S. 'Clark, deceased.
Mar.2(i-Ap!'.2-9-lti-23.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby iriven that tho un
dersigned has filed her final account
as administratrix of tho estate of
Robert Lloyd, deceased, and the
County Court of Union County. Ore
gon, has lixed Monday, the 7th dav
of May, 1923. at the hour of teii
o'clock a. m., in the County Court
room in the Court House in the Citv
of La Grande, Oregon, as the time
and place for hearing objections, if
any there be, to said final account
and for the settlement of said estate.
Dated this 2(!th ilnv of Mar., 1923.
BERTHA G. LLOYD,
Administratrix of the Estate,
of Robert Llovd. deceased.
Mar.:
li-Apr.2-9-l(i-2:i
NOTICE
Notice is herebv iriven that under
anil by virtue of au order for the
sale of real property, made by H. E.
Dixon, Referee in Bankruptcy, in the
matter of W. II. Glenn, a bankrupt.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Cold.
You feel line in a few moment. Your
mid in head or catimh will tie gie-e.
Your clogged nostril, will open. Tl,e
trir pu-sngis f your head will clear ,,,,,)
you inn breathe freely. N, mure dtrll
m'sg, heiiditilie: no hawking, sruilHiiig.
nrrrt'oii. rlisilmrges or drvm-ss; ao Strug,
tding lor breiilh at night.
Tell yorrr druggist you want a small
Mile of Ely's Cream Halm. Apply a
little of this frn-rnnt, antiseptic cream
in your notril. let it penetrate through
every air pa-.ngc of the head; soothe and
hcttl the swollen, inhumed mucous niem
hriine. and relief corn irntantlr.
It is jnt w hat even- cold and' catarrh
MilTrrcr l Don't Rtnv stulled lin
writ iniiriiilile.
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'a (uncpt'iliiiB In-bankruptcy pMidinjc
1 in )ho listri(ft f!ourt of the United
States for the District of Oregon, I Isum ot $142.45 expenses of receiver
will, on til L'lth duy of April, 192.1, j ship herein and for plaintiff's costs
itt ptiwilo xul. u ont'-t'lKhth io-janu disbursement!, taxed at $17.-0,
(iTCHt In. unit to Uir.Norih half ofaii(j for accruing costs, and. in which
the Northeast Quarter of Section 111. said execution I am commanded to
Twp. 1. H.lt. H8. K.W.M. in Union make Hale of the hereinafter descrih
County, Oregon. . ed real property to satisfy said
Dated at I .a Grande, Oregon, thiii
Mtli diiv of -March. 1112.1.
K. C.TUCKEY,
1 . Trustee in Bankruptcy,
i Cochran & Kheihard, Attorneys for
Trustee.
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NOTICE OK FILING OK
j FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the State
.of Oregon for Union County.
1 In the Matter of the 'Estate of
Mollie Taylor, Deceased. .
Notice i hereby given that the un
, demned has filed his Final Account
us Administrator of the Estate of
Mollie Taylor, deceased, anil the
I County Court of Union County, Ore
gon, has fixed the 12th ilav of May,
(lies, at 10:00 o'clock in the fore
'nrfon, at its Court Room at the
Court House in La Grande, Oregon,
as the time add place for hearing any
land all objections to the said Final
I Account and settlement of said es-
G. W. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
Green & Hess, Attorneys for Ad
ministrator. Apr.9-1B-2.1-S0-May 7
NOTICE OF SHEMFF'S SALE
I Notice is hereby given, that, by
virtue of a Foreclosure Execution
i and Order of Sale, duly issued out
of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon,
I for the County of Union, bearing
dnte'of the 12th day of March, A. D.,
' 192.1. and to mo directed ami deliv
ered, upon a judgment and Decree
land Order of Sale, duly entered in
said Court, in the suit therein pend
ing, where iivUnion Savings & Loan
'Association, a Corporation, (Former
jly Union liuilding & Loan Associa
tion), was Plaintiff and William J
j Church and Eleanor Church, his wife
I were defendants, in which judgment
iand decree was entered in favor of
! Union Savings & Loan Association,
ja Corporation, (Formerly Union
Building & Loan Association), plain-'
til: and against William J. Church
and Eleanor Church and each of them
for the sum of $i:i(7.:i.V with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from the 31st day of
July, 1922, until paid, and the fur
ther sum of $ii.50 expense of ab
stracting, with interest thereon at
the rate of 6 Per cent per annum
from the . . day of October, 1922,
until paid, and the, further sum of
IS20.20 insurance premium, with in
terest thereon at the rate of B per
cent per annum from June 8, 1922,
until paid, and for ttlie further sum
of $i:,5.00, atto'rney's fees, with in
terest thereon at the rate of 6 per
(pHiUMNS COLDS
should not bo "dosed." Treat
them externally with
V VAPORUB
Onr 17 Million Jan UicJ Yearlu
We Offer
Lots 5 nnd 87 block 3, Acme Adill
lon, on which there is a good threc
ooin house and hnrn. Lawn, some
rees. This Is a good small plnee and
nyone wanting such a home will do
veil to see this place. Price, $900.00
erins. Mno.iM) cush, balnnco $25.60
or tfionth.
Another homo In this same block
ots 7 anil S. block 3, Acme Addition,
louse had six rooms nnd bath. There
si a garage, a fair lawn, good trees,
md the property is a bargain at the
nice of $ lsnii.no. It will take $000
uish; balance $-5.00 per month.
A four-room house with, tho house
lold goods now In home. It Is eon
lected with sewer. Has cellar. Three
ilocks from railroad shops. A gooj
malt home. " Price for all, $1600.00.
Yon can buy on $5011.00 cash, $26.00
icr month on tho balance.
If It Is A Home You Nceil,
.Come See Its.
We Have All Kinds of Pronerlj'
For Sale.
La Grande Investment
Company
flrllahle Agents for Reliable
Insurance Companies.
ItiDI Adams Ave. l'lione (tfalu 758
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i decree until nnid. for the further
judgment and decree, interest, au-
structinir expense, interest, insur
ance premium, interest, attorney's
fees, interest, expense of receiver
ship, and the costs and) disburse
ments thereof, including accruing
costs.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
writ and in obedience to its com
mands, I will on Tuesday the 24th
day of April, 1923, at the hour of j
two o'clock p. m.of said day, at the1
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front door of tlw County Court
House in the City .of U Grand, in
Union County, Oregon, sell at iuli
lic auction to th highest bidder for
cash in hand subject to the statutory
rights of redemption, the following
described real property, to-wit: Lots
Numbered Seventeen (17), Eighteen
(18). Nii.euen (1!), Twenty (20),
and Twenty-one (21), of Scnber
..l..i;..l-.l,.n nf Prpilmorp. Block, in
I Fredmoc
Addition to i . ny oi i-a
Gramfe, Union County, Oregon.
Dateil at La Grande, Union County,
Oregon, this the 24th day of March,
LEE WAKXICK,
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.
Date of first publication 3-2i--.
Date of last publication 4-21-2...
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Preventative Medicine.
The tendency of medical science is
I toward preventative measures, ii i
easier and better to prevent u...
cure. Pneumonia, one of the most
daitt'erous diseases that medical men
have to contend with, often fo!'ws
co'd or attack of the grip. The cold
prepares the system for the recep
tion and development of the pneu
monia germ. The longer the cold
Imnga on, the greater the danger.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
as oon as the first indication of a
cold appears so as to get rid of it
with tiie least possible delay. It is
follv to risk an attacK oi pneumon-
it when tins remeoy may uu
tained for a trifle. Adv.
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