La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE BIX -w TITE LA CTtANOT! EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, April 28. 1923. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley die Largest Chain Department. '5 tore Organization in the World" OFFICE CAT j-i . j-. Dep dabl en Weslenhavcr 6c Gilbert e BY.JUNIUS Jvaai c-S& ,z KOU. At four every morn he's be at her dour At four iit Iht door wuh lie Yet I hero wuh no scandal, kushIp or talk, J'or lit? wuh Uh milkman, you set;. tin: into ixsTi:it When you tell u man tmmcthlnK. It jwoL'H in one our and out the lln:r; when you tell u wotuuii something, It k"(m In both t-aiH unit cuincu out I her mouth. Hayes will be jruests iff 1 RJI ' i of Mrs. Hayes' sister, Mrs. Richard I CrSOIiai lVientlOn! M I - over the week-end-Pen- jdleton East Oreoniait. "lMr. and Mis. Nature ciiren for thn unliK-i!. Who i-ver hiiw a duck wearing ko I oh lies.' Tur FOLKS Wtfb L.PT THE iK COWS GRAZE Ol THR .SIDE STREETS ARC Vv1Ci ma for ;,iOm Don lit -n p iuh mapiuh ,OTt f WALKCP SOMETHING Tg wor-f ABOUT. High School News Happenings In mill Around the School Ci'lltcrs Miss Kuth Williams of Hot Liikc, spent yesterday in the city. j Georgia linker, of Duncan, wuh o )m Grande shopper yesterday. J. 'P. IjiiIiI of Baker, passed thru ,Ln Grande lust evening en route to Portland on business. Mm. Oscar Cutlc was among the "' Wieldim iihihiii.hi.) J'onilletun guests t the Foley voter- ''.'he ' H. Tnttk inim me nu ul (jllV Inns' Hie wild unit wonll' 1mih of tho . I'lilillutim IHkIi Hi'IiiikI nl I'liiiii'lliiii. Mm. Kiitln Murray Ik; ilown from l'1'1'" !rmlt- hnys 8ny ihut iiliho Knternriso vinltlnir. She Ik stomiiiiL' X'emlli-um l wlM tiiey ui-e koIhk tu lit the Foley. itiiine Mii-iu a hit Sat unlay. 'I an u'wuil'ly 'riiMril.ty, .Mr. 'I'ow :lr. 0. M. Younff, who muke hcr,l"r """'eil I lie iuilcnt lio.ly ,lec Jiomo nt linker, In amonp the out wh!1'" w"" """ """" ' of town KuestH nt tho Foley lodny. J,vl'lv" "'' , '"' J'"'k- "ere I lli'llliili Sliillh. . .Ii'ainiu Sinllli, llo- " Mrs. RichHril llilvnrd 'anil children ' w,"'d ''-nn. Kornlhy Kruinie, (ilenn h'Tf Ihlii nmntins fnr nnrtlnn,i )o 1 .Ml"! L'tll f l 11(1 KtlMdi'll I'l'll niorninur for l'ortlnnu to upend n few duys visiting. Mr. Itusrt iiwanli'il rllilionM to llii jlriu-k team ol' lust Sulllnliiy liclwoell Mr. and Mm. W. II. GrnvoH of V"'1' ' (Inker, nro in town for a- fow dnysl " 01 ht ex,. ,lineiH in li.ul arc stoppiiiR nt tho Savoy. J ""'k " '"' WiT ' T J ' 1 2, . J Imiiij; wen) iiwanli-il 10 llir followiUK: Mm. Oaliurn RfcliiiiH ami dnunhtcrH t'"" '"!'""", "r"'B hlBheat, i:inrk arrived In La Grande thin morninK '" ' 1 "v ," f """'nian. l oi KU from Union to spend a few days vi" ' ' 1 " '" J'' '." H" . , j.lami'H f'okcr. Alfn-tl Itajv- ticoi'Kc .a r'xuHuU .u t.i- 1 HlUKfi, Flo.vih- ttitilih .tml l. HiuiHx. hi Pendleton, in among' the' out of 1 uvn gicstK nt the 1' oluy. ; (Moi0 rilihoht) were uwank-tl to the li),vn ill thin HdHfnihly Ihaii hatliu-n hchmi fur u lonK tlinf. 11..!? fi,A .ia..,' ... 1 f 'he hoys Hot an awful wVn" . ' i.r. I ?i " V llclek oui of the mum ol fhiln liMuiiwiou ti'In II tu n I I I I ilulH'l. 'I'lU limiUot fKhl tile Savoy, . Mrs. G. S. WilUnnis of WhIIu'WiiIIh arrived in La Grande yeflterday en route to Wallowa, where she will visit for Homo time. . P. T. Coburn of, this city left lant eveninjr for Denver, Colorado, where he will spend several wcekH. i Mrs, h, Garrick and non Georvo, re tunind from Baker last niprht nftci six?mlin(; the day there visithiK. They motored over. Mr, mid Mrs. L. 1). Osborne came ; HO Hllt'j WUH OIK! Ki'ctU muss of Ii'kh, heailn ami urmti ami lU'uoiiUJiiH io mom of tht'iu, It wuh the lonjft'nt five mlnuti'H rvcr upm. AltlioiiRh It wuh a hind liKht, most of the boys are reunv for another next Monday. In tin- ri'i-cnt cli-ctlon of ofHeei-H for tlm Htmlcnt hotly, tmfy l':t7 of the iufi HludrnlH voted, and H m'Iiih that theiv Ih Utile enthiiKiu.sni. 'I'ho Ktii- denlH Hhouhl wive I help urdent hUi- lmrt lo make ihe tndeut body bet ter. Our Htudeiit body In u mfniiluro euiiinitinlly and our HludcuiH are lt eitlxeim. When they beeomo ellt zoiih of a real eommuillly, they will Hut" I 1) in the Hume way iih m aeluiol. and theh complutn that they uown irom r.merpriKe; .im .cvemiiKfurt not jftlini,' what tluv waul.. Lit on the branch line-trtiiiuand five Vetf-mn owe our Hchool iih h tiulnhit,- pluto Istered at the Foley for a short time, hind be better HitzeiiM. . When you 1 huve a elmnee to vtr vote! Mrs. Richard P. I-andis returned A ureal deal or talent has been this morninjr on No. 24 from Port-! round among the buys tho year. All land where she spent a short timeluets of the Mei rynmkem urn belns VisHlnJC. pntetlHed dllli;e-'.Uy ami it Is expeet- ed that the show thin year will bo Mrs, J. II. dncksnn camo down better than evei. from her home nt J.ostine last eve- The KnultNh VI elus has been nine; mid is spending today here making nomination MpeecheH, an Chopping. She is stopping at th? nouueemeniH, and I u I r u il ut-tory I'oley. sm-eehef. .lueh jjnod trahiliiK l de- " " rived t h Ih way. .Some ltui(, In our Mr. and. Mrs. J. A. Kummell are live all ol uh wili have an oppoi tun lit l,a Grande for n few days on their by to uhc noin, v( this knowledge we return to Joseph from Amonn where tle-mi In Hi hool. iney naye. been spemlmg the winter. Harry Itouvy of I .a Grande is among reeeut arrivals in the city Portland Journal Mrs. M. thrmigh Iji Grande last nlirht on he way to -Pcndloton to visit relative. Mr. ItoHfi lulled whool April I'llih and iHHfiihSed I lu sutijeet. "The IU -feet of highway liaiiwpoit on the le- .ItUloiiH life of. our eomiiiunity." This i Ih Ihe topte ol tin Kiretohi! 'NSiiy, IHeveral letters from t'hlna wi'i'o re P. Jones of Klgin passed ' eetved by nirnih is of he KhuHmIi liasm-n this week, An assembly was held l-'riduy at I "i :ut. The st in lent body president I.. C. Hanson' of , Niimpn. Idaho, turm d the assembly over to the returned 1o his homo Inst night after j "M'-i r mnker.'.." who nue u few skits spending several days in Portland on "f what they will me us soon. Af- busincss. ler this, Mr. Ihimplnu aw. tided the - r'l." to the dtintois. Those l'e- , Mrs. George Strand is a ai Grande K't'ivinj: letters w i e: Ounabl Koluui, visitor' having motored over ycter-1 J'ndu Hanks, l.iu ile t'taii; ami day wtth Frank Hayes for a visit j i-'ioyde smttii. rin d-tutois wi-i -with her sister, Mi, Frank liny OS. 1 vletoiioiir". ever IIh'Ii rivals, Pen Mr, and Mrs. Hayes nnd Mrs. Strand jdleton. and Ihey dnly .urunl their will motor over on Saturday, wluMt'bMers SH.ER.RY.'S TODAY ONLY A Drama of Whitc-IIoat l'assion "WHITE HANDS" ( with HOBART IJOSWORTII liy C. (iardncr Sullivan' Directed by Ianibert Hillyer Two-fisted Hobai't Bosworth outdoes him self in "White Hands." It's just one continuous thrill. ... - Comedy "PARDON HIY fILOVK" Anion TaHli HayK kittens are like I hiliU-H. Tliey Imvn I heir eyes open injj nine lays ami hero we thought It S wan the oilier way 'roiinl. jl A .I'lllcilKo man was urresleil fir,S Iwi-lllnic a mean lellrr to his ial it Jeulci-. Well, what are Ihe mails for, anyhow? asks a local man. Find It -Here ki;it lll'SV. "Ie man dal lakeH his own trou-bh-K too HerhiiiH," Htiid L'uclo Kben, "loses friends 'eniiNo ho ain't ot limit to sympathize wif tie other fcl- iomi:. It takes a lot of peepul for A werhl as big as MiIh Sc wliilu we wish that Hum were Bone A lot of them wed iiiImh. Wed misH the herd who bus a Hiuilo A- ull ways likes to hIiow It Wed miss the mun who likes his friends, & lets the Jiolt! world no It. 4 Weil uiiHH the kI who allways liun Tlio time lo say hello, Thn gl whoHe a 1 1 ways on tlio job Tlie ferst to suy les go. IT wed miss those kind ot gis Wei wodeiil It bo troo Thut foken wouil miss I H, wheif were gone. If we were Ihut way too' Nobody Ih somebody who ceased to bo Homebody, by foolishly trying lo h,t Homebody else. ( Y HAS COMPANY A possum dog out In Dallas, Tex I reed eighteen qua rts of moon shine iliiuor. Cy K'olouv wanlH to know tlio prlee of (lie dog. Klnglo blessed uens does not como to murirled people lending double lives. Cheese clolh might be worn to ml- vantage by glrl with idouho colored hair. Copy for this column mutt be in by 10:00 a. m, H... Enclosed find $2.00 for same. John J Miller, Aberdeen, Wash. 4-2G-tf jl NOTICE TO Ahh KNIGHTS ij OF PYTHIANS i All Pythians, their families, and i friends are invited to attend an in- ilteresting program at K. of P. hall, JjMonday evening, April .'JO. fRefresh t Jtments, No charge. Social Committee.) 4-28-2t: Jmx; wood. N avenue. Main .00. 547, North of 4-28-tf When you need a family formula,! or prescription filled quickly anil promptly nnd at a reasonable price,! please phone us your number of the! prescription and let us fill it for you and it will be delivered without delay and no charges for delivery. mm, 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Ordering $20,000,000 Worth of Goods Have you ever stopped to think how little "old stock" there can be in a J. C. Penney Com pany Store ? As you know from published details, we did !jv49,0o5,729.00 business last year. Our stock came and went on an average of four times in all our Stores. It did not stay with us long enough to "grow old." . From April Gth to May loth, the Managers of our 371 Department Stores, at different peri ods, will be away placing orders for goods for the Fall season and the holidays. Combined, their orders will total more than $20,000,000. Such requirement for merchandise is bound to receive manufacturers' lowest prices. You benefit extensively. Ice cream by the nint. nmirt nr galli.n.Phe Ilazclwood or Blue Moun- silverthorn-'WriBht's Family Drucrl uiiii in.iKu iiimiy.-. uii ilium, ui Oliver- -iTi-o-ii thorn-Wrights family Orujf Store. The Largest Chain Department "Store Organization in the World" AUTISANS ATTENTION censed, were' defendants, in which nronertv to satisfy said iuilirment. jmlirment, and decree was entered in decree, interest, attorney's fee and Notice is hereby given that the!'avor Uavid I. Stoddard, plain-'the costs and disbursements thereof, unuersigneu has been duly appointed V., " i oi;."". ooiwuuij, m- uieiuuinir acciuius ! administrator of the estate of Char- mcetiiiK will bo held nt tho W.ii a ii,,-,.. ,ij i, ti, v II. ISohncnkami) store on Monday, Ap- . Court of Union county, Oregon, and nl ,10th, at H o clock p. ni. jhus (,uly quniitied aS such.. All per- Meetlng culled to get your opinion Kons havinB c!linl3 nEalnst 8aid c.s- on the raising of your insurance rate tate are hereby notified to present wnii-h is now hnlnir nut into pffert. .1 .l : j - ' -r . " ineiii 10 me uniiersiirneu at me 01-1 ' J. &A1UN, jfjee of E. R. Rin(t0 n the Westi ricd, Wilbcr S. Salisbury and Ethel Blaster Artisan. Thu kii,i;., 1.. n,i r,.J Salisbury, his wife. Martha Salis- gon, on or before six months from 1 u"1 unuwriiCTi, oumu uumcu mm 1 divldunlly and as the widow of E. D. Snlisbury, deceased, Emily 'S. Groesbcck, and Peter Groesbeck, her husband, Ellis 3. Salisbury and Fiota Salisbury, his wife, Florence John son and Thomas D. Johnson, her hus band, George O. Salisbury, unmar Tuesday night, May 1st, there will be a modern jazz dance at Zubcr hall. Olson's Mx-picce orchestra. Snxaphonu n'evcrything. 4-28-2t Ithc publication of this notice. CLVUE MYEKS, Administrator. Apr.28-May 5-12-19-20 . PARIS BEAUTY PARLOU Uoom 0 Summer Uldg. Open from ! to 6 Evenings nnd Sundays on Appoint ment. Phono 670-W. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given, thnt, by virtue of a Foreclosure -Execution and Order of Sale, duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Special sale of ferns for porch 9""ty, of Union, bearing date of boxes and hanging baskets. Two lots" ra eay 1.1 April, a. u, izd, all Lin.ls 11ml si. r,Oc mill S1.UU uciivereu. each. See them at our store. Chcrrys uPnJ .'' Judgment, decree and Order Florists. 4-27-2t;y "" --"v-' .v".'i 111 me null, iiiciuui pciitiini;, wiii;ii:iii Box wood. Main N avenue. $.1.00. 547. North of 4-28-tf Daffodils, two dozen for 50c, on sale Saturday only. Cherrys Flor ists. 4-27-2t TlH'rr ilri) all Ulllils nt Iteolile III Urn wprhl 11111I 'all ol' t lii-nt wonder how Ihe ri'st or liuinujilty item lh.it way. Ill N"fv York,. lulniM IhousalxlK L WOlllllll- have , ilh-il kissing. 'I'hiit's nolhlni;: iHjitipiireil to IIioni dying to be kissed, All kinds of hot or cold drinks at our soda fountain a nice light lunch ilazelwood ice cream, njso Blue Mountain ice cream by the pint, quart or trillion. Silverthom-Wriirht's Fam- lis lor ily biug Store. 4-28-tf from i I1AM1I1 I lllnilest Bhi In I.IZ7.lit Fishes; Shi- wnn'l even Wash the illshi'H. Jil, NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL Arthur Ernest Now therefore, by virtue of said Writ and in obedience to its com mands, I will on Tuesday, the 2!Hli day of May, 1923, at the hour of two o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door of the Cou.ity Court House in the City of La Grande, in Union County, Oregon, sell at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash in hand subject to the statutory Goldeil, her husband, John 1 rights of redemption, all the right Salisbury, unmarried and title nnd interest of said defendant Louisa Salisbury, unmarried, children of and sole and only heirs at law of E. D. Salisbury, deceased, defend ants, and each of them in the sum of $3,800.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of 0 per cent per annum from the 20 day of De and each of them in and to Ihe Southwest quarter of Section 12 in Township 3 South, of Range S8, E. W. M., in Union County, Oregon, and also all of the right, title and interest of the said defendants in and to the water rights belonging David 1. Stoddard was plaintiff and Alice Salisbury, individually and as the widow of E. D. Salisbury, de ceased, -Emily S. Groesbeck and Peter j Groesbeck her husband, Ellis S. Sal isbury and Fiota Salisbury, his wife, 1 fi 1-1. 1 ti t m r luririiLU juilii?iuti hum X nonius 1.1 Johnson, her husband. George 0. Sal-1 isbury, unmarried, -Wilber S. iSalis-' bury and Ethel Salisbury, his wife, j Martha Salisbury, unmarried, Sarah' Golden nnd Arthur Golden, her hus-j band, John Ernest Salisbury, unmar-! ried and Louise Salisbury, unmar- j ried, children of and sole and only hoirs at law of E. 1. Salisbury, de-! ccmber, 1918, until paid, and fori to said land and used thereon. the further sum of $200.00 as rca-; Dated at La Grande, Union County, sonablc attorney fees, and for plain-1 Oregon, this the 28th day of April, tiff's costs and disbursements herein incurred and taxed at 3X70, and for I,EE WARNICK, accruing costs, and in which said j Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. eveciitinn I nm cnmmanilpil to ninlrn I Date of first publication 4-28-J. Sale oof hereinafter described real"te of last Pgfg,,, One nil"! learned slnKlny: by eulllnjj iVM. Others, however, uro learning row-ciilliiiK by sIiikIiik. or Muek What s stem lUff djU line? Hpueu- Thn ltlbllenl. It lek Mow dju work It? Spare Seek and ye wlmtl find! Kvery time u man buy. tut old t'n h toned white niht shirt ho t Kilspeeled of beliiK n member of th Mali. for vountf ladies (Icsirmir to become trained uurses in a State accredited J school near at nome. Aiioruinjf w ccllcnt training in a modern, thor oughly equipped hospital. For full particulars address Sister Jntperlor, St. Klizttbeth's Hospital, linker, Oregon. 4-4-'J6tp typewrit- I For dandruff, fallinjr of the hair, I i t c h I mr if the seal p, you will be iir ratified when von use our Germi- ? icide and Dandruff Kradicator. It I I .-tons all sm-h troubles in a very ,few davs. Silverthorn-WriKhfs Fam-j 'ily Di-uk Store. 4-28-tf Drugs Excite the Kidneys, Drink Water Tako Salts at First Sign Bladder Irritation or Backache I Have you seen Fager aliout paint ing vou car. Phone 317-J. Shop at 1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm Tlie usual big dame at Zuber hall Saturday night, April 28. Music by Olson's 7-piccc orchestra. Follow the ! crowd. 4-2G-3t The following testimonial is aj sample of many testimonials we re-: reive fur our Germicide and Dand-, ruff F.radicator. Silverthorn-Wrights 1 please mail me two bottles of your1 Germicide and Dandruff 'Eradicntnr. I want this for a friend of mine.; II has cured my dandruff nnd stopped j 101 Reduction on Tailor-Made Suits for One Week Beginning Saturday, April 28tli, Ending Saturday, May 5th. The Toggery Andrews liros. r Mil American nun am wmncn must ;mv. ll:,Ir frnin f;liinr nn1 romplctrlv, Riurd constantly against kidney trouble , , f I tx-eausc wc id ten cat too much ra il food. Our IiKumI U Idled with acids wliuh the kidneys strive to litter out; they weaken from overwork, become lusish, the cliiniiutiv c li-Mics elo ami the rendt is kidiuy trouble, bladder weakness ;uid a ccucral decline in health. When mir kidnov feci like tuinpi of lead: your Kick hurts or the mine is clomlv, inll ol s( diineut, or ou arc ohliyed to seek relief iwo or three lime durttuj the nisht ; it on MitVer with sick hcad-ielu, or di.-ny. nervous spells, acid stomach, or if ou h.i e rheumatism when the weather is bad. Kyin diiuk in ltts of ih! mu'i water and url from Votir pliarniati-t aNm; iour ounees of ;mI Sn'ls. lake a tablespoon till in a class of water be fore breakfast for a few days .tad your kidneys may tluii aet line, 'I hi famous di is made from the arid of uraiH-- and Iinmu inicr. voni btned wiih liibia, and has U-cn used tor vears to help tbidt and -ttmulale cloced kidiu's, to nrmraliv the acid in the t.m o tlirv im loncrr arc a mrcf (if irritation, thus niton riltreini; blad der divtrdcrs. T;nl Sahs is bur n u-i e ; can not in I.,'... ,M-,L.-, -, .I..!,..!,:!',,! ,-lT. r, lithia water drink and Inkim; ii ever Il home, h ciu-c' iinlnMiv can make a mi t !. b It i vV i ki.ie tln-h' ato lime, lb' aH means h; t v,iip mm The IJesl Friend You Have MOTHER'S DAY WILL SOON BE HERE And We Have Prepared for it With the Largest and Most Beautiful Line of Cards Ever Seen in La Grande. Newlin Book & Stationery Co, ii'hiio; 1 ( nhv- , Where The .Throng Thrifty Hooverized Groceries WNIB, TNI THUirTV TMNON VOUH SALVATION TMINKt HOOVERIZED GROCERY tw ice a rar.