La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1923, Image 5

Tuesday, May 1, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
iUUll 1 ICWS 111 LI11C1
NEW TODAY
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FOR RENT Furnished four-room
house. Phono 474-M. 5-1-tf
f, w COMING EVENTS "!
K May 4 ilerrjmakers ut High
school. a
May 5 Union county track and 8
W fjplfl IYiir nt TIii
JJ May 5 La Grande, high school 8
FORUM
commencement exercises.
8
June 4-5 Horse and Cattle tt
, Raisers Association Conven- 8
tion at TJnitin. 22
WAS PUBLIC SCHOOL
NOT COLLEGE
the Editor: An editorial in
FOR RENT Modem five room
house with enrage. Mrs. Ethel
Grnndy, 2111 Second St. Phone
21-A. 5-l-3t
I .
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping;
rooms. Call 1C2-M or inquire 25)1
Second. 5-1-ltP
FOR RENT Four room house with
garden. 807 Divison. 6-l-3tp
June li, 7, 8-Kiftoenth Annual 8 1 your paper of April 28th in TeRard jTRijCK F0R SALE One ton Mnx-
r.ivcstock Show at Union. 8; to the "confession of a Umatilla wel truck in cood condition. l.a
July 4-Old Oregon Trail Pag- 8; county youth that he burned tolum-, G d Nationai Bank. 5-1-Gt
8 eunt on Iho sum ml nf t 8.bia Collcire. an Advent institution,"
HEMSTITCHING
Mrs. Pert Hughes, 1-117 Washing
ton avenue. Phono 417-HV. Next doo'
to Zubcr dance hall.. o-l-ut
IJ'Blue mountains (tentative ' 8 .might confuse some of your readers
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 .8 8 8 8. who are at all acquainted with this
iimrt of the state. Columbia Junior
Adepts Position i College is unharmed and has the
Iluy 1'lcman, or Lewlston l.l.il.o. ttres enrollment known in its his
1k,s. ,-v,,,l a position as ;-.,rk a t07- 11 ,S " .'"fZ C8?i?
tlio Kol.-y hotel.' aml supported hy the Methodist
cnurcne.". ine hviiuui wim.ii w
burned was the Advcntists' Public
i School of Mtlton-Frecwater, a much
smaller institution. This little cor
rection will not, of course, tend to
lessen the crime in any way, nor do-
stoiy the splendid moral of your ar-
(jV'fl'ls I'oslllou tide.
Chestfr Hmltn of the city, hua ue- Sincerely yours, ..
ccpted a position In the shoe depart- AltANI,
nicnt ol N. K. West and Co., Inc. Freewater, Ore.
titH'M l'p lllllliell
.Miss J. Whlttvkor, county health
muse, ii.fi this moiiiinir on th
branch lln train for linliler to spend j
me day 'IslliiiK schools.
I'li'shyteilaii Aid !
Thu( Ladies' Aid Society of tliof
ri-esliytcciun chureh will meet ut
the liolno oC -Mrs. Hubert Kuklu,
tsl2 Walnut, Wednesday al'tci-noon
at 2:30 o'clock. ;
.Marriage JJctusy Itoucd
A marriage license was issued from
the county elerk'n orriee .Saturday to
(iepme W. Itolic'i'1.1 and . Sarah K.
lllllcher, both of this cit. .
Itcrtivcry Prompt ;
Mrs. Ed Ford, who has been ill
for some time while convalescing
from a sut'iricnl oneratinn. is linw
entirely recovered and is again back j loaders.
at her regular duties. ,'
un
DIG.S
SGHOOLDATES
WANTED TO RENT A six room
modern house. Phone 381-M or cull
'at 1106 Penn. 5-1-tf
FOR SALE Heifer, fresh. Cnll
- Fanners 19X. 5-l-2tp
FOR SALE 1 lot with 4-room house,
partly modern. Small payment
down and balance trms. Call M07
W avenue. ' f-l-3l
FOR SALE Violin, very jyood tone,
$25; also one Reminjrton typewrit
er, Call 318-J. 6-1-tf
FOR SALE Rood babv carriacc.
Phono 181-W. 6-1-lt
. CORVALL1S, May 1. The two
weeks summer trhool at tho college
for members of boys' and girls' clubs
will be held Juno 11 to 23. Four
or five hundred boys and girls will
attend according to estimates receiv
ed from county club agents and club
ShKc? (imiifco Offlcfnl licit'
t H. . Hpensf, ntuto mast it of
Ki-nnf, is ien from Portlaml visit -lup;
in Kastcru Ovrnon. While liero
Mr. .Spcuso will visit s ranges tn L'r.
iun, litiKer unl Wallowa culuitu-s.
County Court to .Men
The I'jiion county court, composed
of l:. (;. Touch, county JuiIrc, and
J. F. J 1 tilch 1iioii of I'nion, ami John
WcNh of A Heel, c Aunty commission
ers, will meet in regular monthly;
session tomorrow In the. of rices oi
Judgu Touch in tlie courthouse.
Girls will be instructed in such
home economics subjects- as sewing,
canning, home making, home decora
tion, and millinery. The boys will
take work in farm crops, gardening,
livestock and poultry care and man
agement, and the like. Instructional
work will occupy each ihorning.
An. assembly of both boys and
girls will bo called each day after
luncheon, when prominent speakers
will address the students. Athletics,
games, and swimming in the college
pool will occupy the rest iof tha af
ternoon. Educational moving pic
lures, radio concerts, picnics, and so
cial events will be Provided for the
J evenings. Club leaders and others
IUho) Harding Died Last Night j in charge of county delegations will
According to a message received pet as ntnervisors for all trvise1 nt
luday.by Mr. and Airs. J. I . Smith ! tending the school.
WANTED To hear from middle-
need ladv wanting n home. .Phone
-181-W.. 5-1-lt
FOR SALE Some furmtuntf also
Reed buirirv. Reasonable.- Cti
1418 Monroe; ' 5-1-Hp
FOR SALE Netted Gem seed po
tutde?, A No. 1 J quality. Grown
from sweonstako car of "Moscow
Idaho; also one -year-old ; Jersey
bull. Phone Farmers 14(i. ; id-l-tf
Find
It
Here
for this column muit be
In hj 10:00 a. m,
Copy
llruff Eradicator. Silverthoni-WriKhts
' i please mail nic two bottles of your
jUcrmicido and Dandruff Eradicator.
;1 want this for a friend of nunc.
J It has cured my dandruff and stopped
i my hair from fallinir out completely.
'Kncloscd find $2.00 for same. John
!. Miller,, Aberdeen, Wash. 4-20-tf
PARIS BEAUTY PA BLOB
Koom 0 Sommcr Bldg.
Open from 1) to 6
Evenings and Sundays on Appoint
ment. Phono 67o-W.
In thf nhton tl.'iu. t1it limvn men
crossed tho continent. Today they
cross the streets without looking.
A Want Ad Will Xo It.
Box wood. Ma:n 547.
N avenue. . $3.00.
North of
4-28-tf
Bacon 18-20-25 cents at .People'."
.Market, 213 Kir street. - 6-1-lit
We are recelvinor almost every day
new shipments (of stationery most of
tho Dopulr brands in pretty boxes, in
pretty iinis aim piaia wnue ami
gray. All the patterns, you will find
them at our store. Silverthorn-
Wright'ft Family Drujr Store, 5-1-tf
"Hcacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on the
mnrket. easier tuned, and mado
right. Enterprise, Ore. . 2-12-2t
l?lL'l,i,,m linnncn rishinfr lni,klp, itil
the itinH that the fish like, as well as
tho fishermen. Silvei'thorn-jWright's
Family Drug Store. 5-1-tl
The. following testimonial is a
sample of many testimonials we re
celvo for our Germicide and Uaml
Try our ice cream and you will al
ways be convinced of its quality and
flavor. We generally have ready for
you In any quantity, four fluvors of
ice cream ami -a nice noi lor coiu
.WANTED To rent pr buy a' wheel
chair.: Call Farmers' 21X. 6-l-3tp
LOST Between M avenue and post
office on 7th St., ladies small
wrist watch with black ribbon. 'Re
ward. Return to Observer. S-l-2tp
ol llils city, lllshop All'icil llarclinir
of Washington, I). ("., illcd at his
home In thai city mat nlfthl. 1IIk1k,i
Mariliifg'- wA's' tho father of Alfred
I htMling, Jr., who ma
ah Hniilh, a ronner
WOMEN SPEEDERS GET BY
RENO, Nev May 1. Chief of
Police John M. Kirklev savs the la-
KmI Miss Sur- J dies are vanipitw his officers and
Oranile uil'i, hnhls the fjit. thnl fpwnv' wnliipn Ihjin
and ilalightor of Mr. anil Mrs. J. I. men are lakel jnt() custody here.
Simih. Tho bishop wa on., of tho "it js true," he declared in a re
fcplKconnl rtonden. nt thy Portland I cent interview, "that more men than
convention of Kplscopal bishop Homo women wqrc arrested Inst -ear for
J ' " " j careless automobile driving, but it
. . i hadn't ought to b. that way. It is
vte used tn mink "dying -a thou-;ll because the nolict. don't know
sand deaths" was a stretching of
poetic license, but that was before
Lcnine appeared on the scene.
A principle keeps Die pacifist from
fighting, hut the militarist is quieted
only by Ihe interest. . .
End-seat hog: Some ill-bred person
who licit you tt) it.
how to handle the ladies.
"If a man gets stubborn we can
handle, him but if a lady refuses to
be arrested, what are we going to
do?"
Chief Kirklcy asserts that Reno
women don't make as good automo
bile drivers as men. "The'ie careless
and iriesponsible and they never
know the traffic rules," hp said.
MICHAELS Vrt RN
Rip, Van
This Suit Won't
Winkle!
"I'm sending my boy down for a suit," called
Mother's voice over the telephone'' his name
is Van it should be Vanish, for he goes through
a suit like water through a stive." . '
In walked Van looked them over picked
out one and said, "I like this but Mother said
I've got to have one that won't rip.''
"Rip, Van," we replied, "and this suit will
never wrinkle !"
All our lxys' clothes bought on the same b;us
js for harder wear than your boy can possibly
put them to.
Xtragood Bdvs 2 Tail-
Pants Suits to $5.N5
Single Pants Suits : $S.K5 to $11.8.)
Shirts Waists Neckwear Oxfords
Shoes
I .. - . , RUBBING
0 AjXOHOL"
JlDaily
Need in
Every
Home
A reliable rubbintr alcoliol cott-
imund la vitnlly neeoHary In tho Jionie,
the Klekroom. Hie hospHul,' and Ihe
atliletie training quartern.
ITKKTKST Ul'niUNG ALCOIIOf
l.s Helling faster today than any othei
rubbing alroliol cfiit pound on t lie
nuirket. feuding hospltalH, gymnasi
ums, and atliletie teaniH throughout
tno country ai'o using It exrluMlvely.
' t'anipers, trainpoi'H, and all peopt
j who work hard with the niuseleM and
i body should use It to relieve Horeness,
!laniein'Kn, stiffness. bruises un I
sprains.
The niediralion. by whlrh this pre
p;u at Ion luis been timde lit for ex
ternal use only, does not render it un
pleasant in smell.
l-ine for reducing f'ver mid exei s
sive pe!r.plration. and for relieving in-
! tlamed tikiu and headaches. ,
Glass Drugs'
BARGAINS
.S"iiio moro bargains I have to of
fer. Why pay more?
I six-room house, ull furnished,
newly ralsomincd, varnished,
1 eight-room hou, has u ood in
come. !i five-room houses.
1 four-room house.
1 three-room house.
"Also ten acres of laud.t
See me before buying,
SEE MRS. S. C ZUBER,
. Phone 378-W
L. . i i nMMIIt
l lie uesi way u j
much ol the hot weather . a
disease iatokill flies ASBfy
now todayDe-.AjDljr'
fore they have .yf)
achanccto yCWiSp All
multl- AVyS-. :vAiinPorl
Flies
but all other insects as well, is
VI tA MPfBft U n wpffftahlr insret DoW
der that is absolutely harmless to animals
ormanltind DUt Kins yoenroacnes, pa-
buf.niotht, Noiquiioti,
and riant tic, inii ,
Corn In patent billow
inr trtsnni mi, u
lunch at our soda fountain. Silver-thorn-Writrht's
Family Drug Store.
Toniirht (Tiicmlnvl hear Olscn's or-
cheatra play "I'unomu Twilight,"
fcaturinjr saxaphona at Zubcr hall.
U-l-ll
NUKSES TRAIN LNG SCHOOL
for voune ladien desirincr to become
trained nursas in a State accredited
school near at home. AifordiiiK ex
cellent traininj; in a modern, thor
oughly equipped hospital, for lull
particulars address
Sister Superior,
St. Elizabeth's Hospital,
Baker. Oretton.
M-20tp '
A good assortment of all kinds of
ink and Uracil tablets, ink tablets for'
letter writing that are very nice and
very reasonable ill price at Silver'
tnorn-Vi rignt s family Urug btore.
6-1-tf
Some things arc better sa'd wild
flowers, but the widow says it bet
ter with weeds.
Have you seen Fagcr alout paint
ing you car. Phono 317-J. Shop t
lOOii Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
"Gloved Ycggmen Left No Finger
Prints." Here is a chance for more
legislation. Let's prohibit the salo '
of gloves to yeggmen. . j .
Box wood. Main 647. North of
N avenue. $3.00. ' 4-28-tt '
Am you heavy? Try Walter
Cnmps' Heducing Records. W. H.
Bcihncnkamp Co. 4-80-1 1
in flavor, body
and strength, are ,
lully met in
ivrxo
Molutcly harmless to animais
)Ut kills Cockroaches, Berf- C
r. MoiquitoaM, Fit a Animal I
ic, AntB, etc. I
itfntbiltow box alwr" redr I
un, Get paclugo todajr, I
DU. I
W Sell It
WESCBIPTION OTUGGISTS
COFFEE
satisfies the
widely varying
tastes or those
"wlio demand i
coffee
t
TREE TEA o'So gadflies. '
M'J-BRAHPBNSTEIN & CO
i -' lite I
i
"Onyx" Hosiery
"FoiKL-x"
t The Hosiery of Fas'uon
French & Greene
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STAR
FRIDAY
Hupmobile fleet owners
will tell you that no oth
er car made can be op
cratcd over 60,000
miles, with so little
' maintenance exnen s c.
There is nothing mys
terious in this economy.
It goes straight back to
, the way the car is de
signed and built, and
the fact that it has the
"stuff" in it.
You will nrimird Hit: ni'w Tuo
Phschuit Hiipiiiohile Coii)rt cx
liihlli'il ut
Smith 6c
Frees
Hie Wonder Dog
of "The Silent Call"
in liis newest photoplay;
Brawn
Jam
A.I,.clloa '
A LAURRNCK TRIMBLE
JANP. MURI'IN
PRODUCTION
with
Irene Rich and l.ee Sliumway
riiotojmpliy by C. B. Dreyer
Bivit TH!E ! "M
. 9MM ANA MOBI
j Cured Without Operation
- or Confinement
MY METHOD of uccesful Pile
treatment doc wr with cutting.
' burning, climpl, itltchet, ligature mil
! other diMjreeablc and violent features
I of the old lyitem. My non-lurglcil
' method mrid, Renrle nd soothinc
' giving lmost lnr.t relief nd i usr
nteed to rerraanently core. No hoipl
nl bill, no nicjthctlc, no ihock, no
dinner, no confinement to bed or room.
SEND TODAY FOR MY FREE IL
O. LUSTRATED COOK.
let it iht tt ' mv tb Jir to
cnmpktdr 'rd ptrmnnl1r
eur ynut Ptlet.
DR. CHAS'. J. DEAN
JB HD MORRISON fORTtfNP.ORtOOM
AhQWt Baking Povdesr
that a big can at a low cost many time3 results in
bakings that are unfit for food.
that lack of proper leavening strength means failure
and disappointment on bake-day.
that one cent's worth of inferior Baking Powder many
limes ruins one dollar's worth of other ingredients.
that millions depend on
The Economy BAKING PBIVREK
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
not because of quanti
ty but on account of quali
tynot because of price
but by reason of results.
That is why the snle of
Calumet is 2X times
as much as that of
any other baking
powder. " 5 I
Buy it try it never fail
A pound can of Calumet
contain full 16 ouncet.
Some baking powderw
come in 12 ounce intteod
of 16 ounce cans. Be
tare you get a pound
when you want it.
THE IVOnWS CinrTEST BflKfNG rowDr.n
rill
TE3T
Perfection Oil Stove
it' 'Jif tni'ltti fil I tin
We Have a Full Line Sec Our Windows
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Brisk Styles for Now
Suits ill stylos that reflect the newness of j
the season, without attempting any foppish :
extremes. ;
Fabrics eonibiiiing beauty and service, in
tlieir patterns and weaves. ':
Tailoring that assures lasting good looks. . .
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
A.R.G.AD.E
WEDNESDAY
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"The Oregon Trail"
and
GLADYS. WALTON
in
The Lavendar Bath Lady"
TONKJHT
M. It Y .MILES M INTER
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"THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE