La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 15, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-aufr r ..A'-.s-viA' V-,eii vvv' Tuesday, May 15, 1923. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER l.tli. OI'TM T f.NOH.fOrft. fKNTUAIJA. Want... Muy 15. The WuKliiimtun I'o-operuUvu Kan anJ I'oullry awtocliiiton In 12:! hunllel HM.lsi I'um-H of i ftKti, r 545 curlouUs I or iioiiltrynicii of the state, for which Hi., latter received $2,174.11.77. V. drcd'cft8. Ot vuitH per week urn l- til.Ss FHl II.Mi- Limine the vuK U-lt. a 8lml" iik received ut Wlnlock from Kord'sj (fly AHHOclulcd 1 res imltcr of hens ar$ reeeivinrj iiniirte poullrymen. Mr. Lawrence UKIlK KI.K V. fall'.. .ia io. i rations with yeust onitltod. , . t-Kjf .ro.liiclion la the t,"v production prourowi data id A. Mnkhitcr, Hiip'-rlntemlent of the poultry ilejmrtnient of t ho western rxM riiiu nt station of Washington ut liiiilliii fli.M-ltintl Thursday nfjrhi when lie iithlrctHHl I'onli prulrte Iiiiultryiiteii. J Julf of Did i-kkh hand led were shipped lo New York City, Mr. Unklater hhi1, J. Lawrence, nnninger of the WlnlocU nruneh of tlif Washington association unnunncnd that Win lock poultrynii'n would hold n "hriiiieeoiii Ink" celehrutlun J tine 30. onu hun- I 111, I WIU,, .lil lil.-TI IIIIII January 1 to April- -fi a total of H, 1 (Mi curs of lumhM Imvo In on loaded In Colorado . rcpicMcntlni; - l,4M.t)00 rl :IS hcud. -.-. If Back Hurts Flush Kidneys r- - ---- N V&l-! :IS. r - Summer Events Call For Towel Replenishment The season is close at hand when your towels have their hardest use. That is why you will, no doubt, plan to increase your supply. We have a new supply with pric es and selections in every way attractive. Who Wants A I Real Home? Will hcII ut u bargain our ln-room rcMldcnca, corner Fourth nnd-'H' ntrflH, thrcfc ItlockH from Ilieh School cnmptiH, three blocks from Cutholic church. Tour blocks from court mouh. l'uvinie und swr paid, cMint walk Ito so In, noon on tea year payment plan, Khudr treea nicely flturted, ever- )?uvng Ktrawherrlcfi and raspberries. hull ilantH, and Hh rubbery, oue peach. two pear, two apple treen, vlnen and roKt busheH. Ho line plastered Ihioufihotit, has cold Htorupe room und ce.llur, euy lo heat In wtntr, pleaKant hreuhfuHt room, jfood huth with hot and cold ivvUer; ranire, tank and heal er lo ko with houne. Lu.rffe bedroom downntaliN and fivo bcdroomn up ,iilalr: could fcet?p Heverul roomers und make pood Income. Separate inelerH for light and heut. Two other buildliiKH on lot, a fine la rue hum with ffurutfe, coal bin nd plenty of space lor wood, worfe-hench. chicken. houHe, feed binB, etc. The other In u fine two-room house used for nhop, lathed, ready to plaster, has chimney for stove and la wired for UrIiIh. Klne Runlen Hpuce with con- enlent trrlKallon water. $l0 down und'the bnlunc at eany terms. Drink Plenty of Water and Take Clase of Salte Befere Break faet Occasionally I W 1 i'i t it i Sj i j ut tr I . Mother' Day wuk obsprveil in n quaint way Sututday wentnpr, when tht WeMtniinHter Circle, componei1 of hifh Mhocl irirU, honored their mo lhm with a pnrly ut the homo of Mr. t rV Mowunun. The. pirls (rave a very nice pro gram, which wan under the auper vifiion of Katheryn Morati, who i president of the Circle. An addrexH of welcome wan (riven to the mothers by Miss Morun, anil each of the trirlH responded with h quotation from Home went man. (iwendo)vn Uuchnnan pnve a ton.st "What DauRhters Owe Their Moth er's," and was responded to by Mrs. Moron and Mrs.'Warnick with MWhut Mothers Owe Their Daughter.'' A.detaitle Clark read cx-prodilent Wilson's proclamation of 11)14, which ktt aside the second Sunday in May of each year as a national holiday tor. Mother's Day. The tills shewed slides of the mo thers of noted masters, which were very beautiful, after which each rirl presented to her own mother a mr iiHtion. A lovely luncheon was served by . the jrirls at the close of the evening. The Mossmnn home was mmle espe cially attrnctivo by th decorations, waich were of white and purple li Uc.s, und carnations. Bftfore a well filled auditorium in tile library last evening, the music pupils of (.Mrs. K. J. Crecn were pre sented in a lecittil. Kach pupil did his cr her Pin t ex cetHliiitfly well, ami howed careful training on the part of their in.-truc-tor. Mrs. tiicen is to bt, compli metited on having such a splendid clacs of younjr musicians under her leadership. ' Those taktnjr pJirt In the prournm were (leda Harvey. Twila lloue, (iutlda Ashby, Jhuc StatiKe, Itarlwta lliatt, MartHii Ann Stance, Klwood Hiatt, Kdua Oekelcr, Marguerite Zweifel, Dorothy Caldwell and Oth ella Cray. Another recital will he given Vr- present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs, Jim Dobbin, Mrs. Olivo Ituy, and Mr, Van Fleet. Tho fish was as enjoyable to the taste, us it was to tho, eyos of those who viewed it in t,he winduw of Clint's Olothiery yes terday. The Pinochle club ngreeably sur prised Mrs. Louie Standley Saturday evening with a party, the occasion being1 her birthday anniversary, which was on rnday Those present were Mrs. Olive Bay nml daughter Alma, Mr. and (Mrs. Krickson and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Durlund and two children, Mr. and Mrs. (uhleinnn and son, Mrs. Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. lloyt. A dinner was served to the guests before their departure. Th American Legion Auxiliary will meut Wednesday evening ut 8 o'clock at the horn of Mrs. Fred Kiddle of Island City. Everyone I wishing to go should ha at tne Hed Cross Drug store at 7:45 and curs will be furnished to take all. The Loval Sisters of the Christian church will meet at the home "f Mrs. T. H. Johnson, 1708 First street, to morrow afternoon, IMuy III. Mrs. Daisy Rumble of Portland, who is visiting here as the guest of Mrs. F. L. Lilly, left this morning on the brunch line train for Joseph wnere sn,, win spend a Short tune with friends. n:ri ioxom:i my kix (My Associated 1Prcss) I.OH ANCll'JLKH, May U.. Andrew Jackson, IV, urcut-grundNon of And rew J:ickson. seventh 'president of the United Htntes, und Thomas l 'ulhouti, blood relation of John '.. Cnlhoun. vice president dining Iho first term of President Jackson, are, fellow students In the college of law, ('Diversity of Houtheru California, whero they have so fur not pertnlt- tcd the famous feu Id between their liiusirioiis un cento rs to keep t limit from being the best of Mends. How ever, as both plan public careers, It is too early to prophesy that history will not repeat It sel r. Ira R. AldnchD f 70" I'oni'tli Street. . When Your kidncvl hurt and vour back ireU sore, don't get scared and ! iroceeu to load yoin - stomach wiilt a ot of 1 1 rues that excite the kidneys ami irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your towels clean, by Hushing them with a mild, harmless salts which helps to remove the body's urinous waste and stimulate them to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it Hi) grains of acid anil waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of good water you can't drink too ' much ; also get from any phnrmaci-t about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a tablespoouful in a glass of water before breakfast each morn ing for a few days and your kidnevs1 may then act fine.. This famous sails is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutralize the acids in the system so iJiey are no longer a source of irrita tion, thus often relieving bladder weak ness. : Jad Salts in inexpensive; can not injure;- makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep up the water drinking, and nn doubt ynu will wonder what became of your kidnev trouble and backache. By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at'least twicc'a year. See Our Line of Men's Welt Oxfords At $5.00 Men's, dark. brown Goodyear welt oxfords with rubber heels. ; The best $5.00 value on the market. Guaranteed all solid leather. Now is your chance if you need shoes. Plenty of all sizes from 6 to 11. Now On Display See Our Windows The Bootery Inc. "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe GROVER SMITH, Mgr. See Us For PERFECTION OIL STOVES F. L. LILLY Another good endurance, test is to be a 'taxpayer. FOR SALE Klve-room modem house located on Jefferson street, one bloek off hiph- way, two lots, nil fenced In, Rurden. and small fruit. Price I'JSno.ud. Will lake a Rood car In its first payment. There is a contract for $i:ini can run on the monthly lustullnirnt plan. I bin place Is well furnished with rood furniture which will ro In with the place Tor :'m)o. This is worth inve. titrating. Man must leave on account or wife's poor health. La Grande - Baker Stage 1. ;. DH.AP. Manager Trip Trip Trip w Trip Trip Trip Leave a'm , , Leave ., p2m,?ni l.a Cranile 7:10 2ri(i 3:1". linker S:G 1:00 3:110 Hot JjiUt ,:I0 j:S5 Jiainn 10:20 1:80 S:3'l I'nlen l::io l:so :!:&-, N. Powiler 10:40 1:10 :t:f. N. I'owUer 2;10 4 : :l r. Union 11:20 2:30 4:30 Hula" S:3 2:30 4:65 Hot Lake 11:31 2:0 4:S0 Arrive Arrive faker 10:00 3:00 r.:23 I.a Orn'nde 15:00 .1:10 6:10 si;mat l.i'ave Hl-er :IMI a. in.: T'uloii t:0il p. 111.: l a Oinrte S:0 p. m. KIIAXril I.IXK CON MOTIONS Vninn a. m. I.i-ave l,a (iranrte S:45 ft. m; Airlv l.a liramle 7:411 a. 111. Arrive I11I011 :S( p. 111. orncrs Hake' (ieKer Craud Hniel I hIoii I"nlon Itotel l.a lrmnlr 1 ,v l Drug More I-IJJ Hlll.i ILIIJIIIJI'. L '.. . 1 i-HaUJJ'lHtUIIJU.Lll Forty-ev.n ami one-lmlf arre ilulrr rurm niur I'ove, nil ,ooil lunn uml In i iilllvHllon. All reined hut no day evening in tl, library .ut'litor- '"''V""',. iura, when the Ml, wing pupil, will " ti T 1 r. 1 ' . 'r 'rr'- u... -...k.-- ,1:.... larnllon. 1 lure la whool loan for Edna Graham and Sum Covhrnn. MiK ltarbHiii lliutt entertnincd at i birthday urprie party WetlneHilav evening in honor trf her cousin MisK tumre 'Koumly, who Is visiting herd from Vincent. Ten little (tills met ut the homo of Mr. and Mrx. Willinm Wilxon and ver chaperoned to the Aunde Tluu tr, by Mr. and Mm. '. . K. Wale. After the how the little ones jour neyed down Adam avenue tit the Nome o' Mr. and Mr. Jack lliatt here they enjoyed a lovely coum luncheon. Those pre.ent were Miaa Jane Stange, .Urva Lyman. I.enh Dram Well, Qnetn Covne, Kffie Hlanchard, " mi 11, f.iiiiM jijn.v ft iiiuii, nrp nice Wilson, Eunice Houndy and Bur ner matt. Th twenty-seven inches of rain- now trout, weighing four pounds and nine unr, which wua caught by U M. lloyt Sunday In Willow creek was tht motif for 11 dinner party at tht Hoyt home last evening. Those $:'Koo can he currleU ut a per cent, interent. The price Is $r.oyO, Cash tS-'OO. Rlj-room house ami hasemrnt. hair ucre or rronn.l. ull fence,), faruje. irooil ar,l..n around, lvice $:'.Mo.uO. A oo,l reiiHonnhle laeli payment and Hie halunce in inontlily Itixuiituents. Three and a huir ai rrs In Mv I'ork all under cultivation. Home mo.l ! fruit, uad a nod Water rirllt for Ir.l tlcutlon. on a muln traveled road and two-1 " iiKoi nun a reas onable ct.sll payment down. iwo-ncre trait In Tark addltlen.l ,nnn sli-ronui house, haras, chicken I home, irritation oler. tiood well, j all rnced In. aood soil. Price Sllau Terms on part of It ' Phy, Black &Stooo In TIm J41 (;rnntle Nailnnal RHk flhlf irsniie, iirecntt. House CI eaning lime Is Linoleum Time We Have a Wonderful Sliowing of Armstrongs Linoleum Jbr.By Floor (A) Hou. . , . W. H. Behnenkamp Co. THIRD FLOOR The habit of saving and investing is the. logical outgrowth of the thrift in clination. The thrifty will know how to buy and where to buy, as part of his defense system in the game of existence. Experience has taught him the eas iest way to make money is by spending it wisely. La Grande thrifty folks are coming to look upon SKAGGS STORE'S PRICES as a guide in the pur chase of foodstuffs. Compare our prices with those you may be paying else where, ' FLOUR Delmonte Flour, per barrel, 4 49-lb sacks, $7.79 ; per sack : $2.04 Oregon Beauty High Patent, per barrel 4 49-tb sacks, $7.39; per sack $1.89 None to Equal, Full Sifter Patent, per barrel 4 49-lb sacks, $6.99; per sack $1.79 PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS Swift's Sugar Cured Bacon, well streaked, per lb 28c Swift's Premium Hams, mild cure, per lb 33c Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 10-lb net $1.94 Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 5-lb net 99c Carsten's Pure Lard, No. 10 pails $1.47 Carsten's Pure Lard, No. 5 pails 77c Carsten's Sugar Cured Hams, .per lb 29c Blue Mountain Creamery Butter, per roll 85c Fresh Ranch Eggs, 2 dozen 45c Federal Milk, case 48 tall cans ..$4.74 Federal Milk, per can : 10c Fancy Italian Prunes, 5 lb 69c Matches, full count, per box 5c Pure Cocoa, 2 lb ...25c Ground Sweet Chocolate, 2 lb 45c Long Shredded Cocoanut, 2 lb ......45c Coiled Spaghetti, 3 lb 25c Ready-Cut Macaroni, 3 lb 25c Seedless Raisins, 5 It) 79c Seedless Raisins, 2 lb 33c Large 3 Crown Muscatills, 5 lb ....79c Large 3 Crown Muscatills, 2 tb ....33c Large Manchurian Walnuts, 2 lb, 38c TOBACCOS Star, per plug 75c Horseshoe, per plug 75c Climax, per pjug 75c Prince Albert, Tuxedo, Velvet, 2 cans 25c BAKING POWDER . Royal, 5-Ib can ....$2.59 Royal, 21o-lb can : .$1.34 Royal 12-oz. can 44c Calumet, 5-lb tin $1.19 Calumet, 21.-lb tin .....69c Calumet, l-ffj tin 29c COFFEE " M. J. B. The Coffee That Sells On Its Merit 5-lb net weight tin $1.98 3-tb net weight tin $1.23 1-lb net weight tin 43c Hill's Red Can, 5-lb net tin $2.05 Hill's Red Can, 2U; lb net tin ....$1.05 Hill's Red Can, 1-fb net tin 44c Royal Club, 5-tb net tin $1.98 Royal Club, 3-lti net tin $1.23 Royal Club, 1-lt) net tin .....43c Bread, 3 for 25c Money Saving SKAGGS UJMTED STGRRS Cash Stores Gregea WMbintes Idaho Wyoming UUh Nevada California f