La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT T PAGE EIGHT TI1E LA GRANDEfEVEftlNG OBSERVER Friday, June 8, 1923. i f : Stetigm ndi 1 III THE H W Union's Former Try to Make Onec a Year Features. Residents It Back to Enjoy Men who wear Stetsa are sinqcrcly nroucl of the fact. Jounflfmcn espec ially arorepitc the smart I'NJON, June H. t'eott Cullahan cainu liuiiiti Monday from t'orvalllN, Where Uf has been uttcinlliirt Iho O. A. ('. Hit will upend lilH vacation t-liMltiiiK In Hie 1,4-vy tdore. Clifford li u In, who left I'nion itltoti t u y uv uku iiml johnd the inn-rlni-M, Ih home on u 8 a day furlough. Ilia hi'iiilnii(irtTM at Uf preHent time Ih Mare Inland. ur Hun Knniclwo. 1 1 luring Iho hi.'it y.ar lit spent iiukhi of tin' time hi tlir IlmwiUun IMamts and (MK-flH to visit China, and Japan ilurliiK (In; winter, lit Is here visit ing his mother, Mrs. l-'loru Ktelldoik iltirlnx IiIb furlough. Mr. ami Mrs. I'ratt, former ImO- lt-r residents vv in I'mon .tmUt visiting frh -litis. Tin I'ratts ar on, thmr way lo NYhraska. when they 1 residents of I'nlon county will re member an having find charge of tin high school when It wils housed In tlio old Hotilli building, Ih hem visit ing with his brother. Hoy t'onklln. Kiik.'ih- linn retired Irom the profes sion In Ontario. Ho will remain hoiim In Ontario, until after the lives stuck show. Haul ('router, agriculture teacher In Hid I'ralrk- 4 Ml y schools Ih hen; with iiis stock jintging team of atudentH. who will take part In the Judglng conteat at thy stork show. Mr. Crou ter und IiIh wifo urrlved In Union Sunday and will nlno vIhII lit the homo of his parent, Mr. und Mrs. J). A. (.'router, while hero. I (ith'H lfurndeii and family were over from I. a Grande . Wednesday. ((Hies la boosting for the Tru-Ulu com pany B proiliieui wont; ih i u, M Inn Marie Shaw has charge of the telephone installed at the. Block tiliow grounds. Alfred ("router Ih here from the O A. I', t" attend Hit aloe; et'innv and visit with tils pan-nln. lie amvd In I'nion Wednesday. II ewtll spend IiIh vaeation in I'nlon. The two nun charged with drunk einie&H am) brought before (. Z. Ter n II lust Monday lor trial, both plead d guilty and wv.i e lined $ I ! eaeh. Tiie ttu vletiniH of moonshine, lied m riy and Wade Khelton, were given until 1 o'clock to pay the. fines or vl Find It Here it the city bastile. style inr a tetson - Take-any Stetson hat ,w plan to make their future horn-. I l-lovd Maxwell caine up from I ort- ik.i... v..iiun uim ii,u i land Mondav and is Mx-ndm tf: .i,., i,w...i i.ii. Iweek with his ur.-nt. Mr. Mrs . ' t . -, v.-ars. will leave for A. Maxwell. Floyd U - l'a.in,h,,. htiin- near San lYanclHrn tomor- l... li . fi,.,.. tJ1.,l t.f.llii.ii in hi'r tumif seluiot ffr next Vear. While Htuekmi n a convention and liv. -stock h(.rv Vlss N(.,Isnn IllJiny fri. nds show for that paper while in 1 ntva. ;n4 uJthn..j:ti we i . ,;ret that she in j .Miss r rut la l iiompson. no a- u. jv;,vtny .learner jn ntv i iiit'ii w iim"3 uuriuK the lust year, calm over frvm 1'rairit vnm.'nA -co1ti- anA t.i !''' hut is now connected with will not wonder why otct . sons arc world-famous for style, quality and service. W will krt ntaA fr clmuf CHy TlleStlay. Miss Thompon til , c 1 remain during the week. yOU the new bpnng Styles Jmrfni,' the !t ctrlc nnd rain stornt tU nvn Jitr mmn n : Tuesday afternoon, the liKhtnin; J J-"- .... Ktrui k u barn on the Sh.iu ranch lo- ca ted up u I on (f Little c ree k. Th- hulhliim- wast otally tit stroyed. but fortunately It was empty at the time. No other damaj.ro was done except the burning of this one barn. 1. M. and Mrs. Littler ar hnnu from a vlali to Krcewuter and Milton, w here .Mr. Littler was looking ufter IhiH work connected with the fruit In- best wishes ac homu and new La Grande , Ore. L. A. C. OF C. FOR HONOLULU 4iustl HONUU'Ur, T. 11., June 7. riic? J.os AnKclos Chamber or Commerce will establish a branch In 1 lunoltil-t for the purpose of developing I rude between the islands and southern Cal ifornia. Basil I'Viin-AnstriithtH rep resentative, or the ::::;!n!uiiu orcnii.a tlon, Is here now to open i:ie o.'iees. An endeavor will he made to .n-ate a demand for southern. ,( 'al't'oruai products htire, combined with' jtn ".r fort to stimulate demand for Hawai ian products in southern California. It is understood that there an sev ,' i-al prohibition eiiforcemt n,t officers ;atiendinf the stoek show sessions ;ind In ion, their coipa.ny lur to hei wurk. k Mrs. Irwin, who has been spending the last few w eeks since t he school term closed viitins down at I In coa.st returned to I nlon Wednesday. Her daiichter. Kva-Jaiie. will extend her visit till the July celebration at Mea cham. Mr-. Vera Huck of Spokant?, Wash., arrived In I'nlon Sunday morning and went on to Hot Lake to spend the week with her father, Tiiot ias ham, who is quite 111 at the luiu. ",H ' the aaniorUrp The following sloekjudKimr team Prairie City hlj,'h school Is here to participate In the Jud;rinir contest u Cupy for thii column must In by 10:00 ft. m ' i I HEMSTITCHING and Picot Kde, j itlso Corsoticre for Harcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Conncll, 1104 ) ave-1 ue. Phone 147-J. or IHitmans i atore. G-8-tf Jiiiiu 1 1 tli last day to pay water tent without a oenallv. 6-7-31 first cla Coru McCall Mts., Dopot St- S" dreliSHfaVinK' nee 1, ntytf at Da r land ptli. Phctic C-5-lm Always beautiful stationery in linxcs or in bulk. Very lutost, direct from the factory. Notice our prices at Silvcrthoni-WriKlit'a Family Drujr Store. 6-8-tf The Largest Chain Departiuenti. "Store Organization in the World" McCall Patterhs Mm ihu, i I "" 'Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Model Brassieres o.scs, carnations. snaD-drairons. becial tomorrow dm! v. while thev list. Si. Oil dn'on flwnnt niHi fitie iftmnch. Cherrys Florists. 6-8-U TlHyqiopular piece entitled "If Win ter Cmiert" will be played by Olson's 7-pleC orchestru at Zuber hall Sat unlajy ntKht, June 9. Hall newly paint ed iLsldu. 6-7-3t June nth rent without ast day to i penalty. water C-7-31 Stop that dandruff, step the hair from- falling out. It can be done in a very few days without fail by u."inp out Germicide and Dandruf. I'.radicator and costs only Toe. Sit- vorthorn-Wriffht's Family D rue Store. 6-8-tf 2 Kichardson, 'Thc lArt Man,' given samecareful attention to the en rcinirand tmtintr of vour kodak . . . . . yneture.s that he does to vour frame. oiiiik l olks dndKe Moek Autif A. l)ictures and frames toned it; liicmi wiiu tnc niciure. see ine picturd window this week at the Rich ardsonV Art & Gift Shop. 6-8-2t I the carnival at nlht. and as a resulti'l" stock show: Philip ltelrum, Itay The Homo of the Soul. In olden times, it was believed that the seat of the soul was the stomach, most likely for tho reason that a man is never so completely used up its when his stenmch is out of order. For the cure of urrlmary stomach troubles, thoro is nnthin.'? quite ho prompt and pathifuciury as Chanv herlaniN Tablets. Thoy slretiKthen tho stomach and enable it to per form its functions naturally. . (Jive them a trial. They only cost a nif Her Adv. It appears that moonshine is a little less conspicuous than was expected. iKspeclally at the show vrryir.:lr, tvry tiiinK ho far has been very tiulet Tho children who have been coached since the closing of the school term, by Mrs. Kiblee, one of the Kiade teachers, are taking the state examinations today and tomorrow. Out of a class of about 35, 24 se cured diplomas at the first examin ation. Two boys in Mr. I loss's room tied for t In; highest average In the school, Henry Kislc and liulph Con nor each having averaged it 2. 5 per cent. What was called a "I louse of a Thousand Wonders" was on the streets here t his week. It waa u house mounted on a car and the rear of the house was almost covered villi automobile licenses from different, stales, showing that the boys who had hat'Ke of the outf it bail I raveled over great part of I ho country. Kujr' m- Coiil;lin, whom many of the Every Home Should Have Good Bo Stc that the children improve their tattle foinvorlhwlulc literature grow up. 0KS have Imrffvvhith will rthwlu!c (w up. i Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Giilhnillh iiml M:inriii(l Wal.lon Alfrrd (oiiIm Im ht-ru f iuiii i'rairU' City Tor a wiu-k' BvLsil. C It. Giitchi'l arrlvnl In tlnion Tui'Hday fop a vill with hiH wlfV and ilauclitcr, wtio tiro Hluyinfr at thi linmo of hr pai'i'ntH, Mr. anil Mis. Win. WlKKl' Hvvortli. IliKit Ni-IiihiI at 'stock Show Till! IiIk'i hi'IhioI lifiys' ilopurtiiK-nl Ih oni; of tlir inipoi-lant fi-alilri-H of thin yi-nr'H Hlork Hliow. 'rt'iiuiH iiml Kinllh-lliiKlii'.i "'a arc Iiitd froin I'nilriu City. Onlarlo, ElRi'll. Union Hallway nnil KntrrpriHi'. WaM'iw'a wiih KxiM-ct ini; to iifiul a li-iuii, Imt wilt a telimain ul tlm last hour aiy- IllK thry coillil not cnino. Rl ill on lian hoys liori' with rlitrii'H. lint tln-y avi! not in tho JihIkIhk I'ont.HlM.' Tho air. inon wlio iiia-Diiiitiinii-il lliolr ti'tiniM with: I'aiilmm, Ontario; Cronlor, I'ralilo ('lly: 1 lollonlnii'i;, Unli tiu'Iko; Wlid'lpr, Halfway; Cyrus, lOluin, nnil Mol-Klin. Iho Infill man. Wi-ilnowluy lii'lwoin M r. ami 4o Iio.vh an' liiirliil lintliijt in Iho work thin yi'iir. Hli:h . ... I n I honora vinli'l-ilay wont lo l'aill i Ni'i'oo of (inlario, who nlno won llkr ! honors from tho Hlaln lout yi'iir. Anotlii'l- Inti'l'i'Ml-ilrawIni; 1'iiril al tho aroundM Ih tin- lion enli'i-ril by jflray of Allrol,-- ThlH nionsti'i- hwiih tins tin' iiuBti'H at pounilH, Ib olalirffM to bo the tlufminlry. ami lai'Ki'lit Iiok In S H.E R.R Y..S ! TODAY AM) T()M()KR) POOR MEN WIVES A pieture thati hits 1hhi neighbor's home, )w f riid : Will BARBARA LA M. I5KTTY FRANCIS a (i R i'(V vour home, vour 's home. lit Cast DAVID IWTI.KR RICHARD TUCKKR Little Cove Girl Breaks Collar Bone While Playing OOVIC, June 8. I'arniL'is liavo cn ioycil tin- warm rains u( tho past wook. (iriiins of all kimls is look init fin ami prospects lire Rood for n biir fruit crop. Elnn. tho six-vrar-nli! ilnuKhtor " Mr. anil Mrs. 1.. V. Johnson, hail Hit' misfortune to broak hor collar bono last Kinulay while jumping n rope with other chililien, her fyot cati-'i-ini; in the rope, thnnvinir her anil m-flictini- n painful injury She was immeilialely taken to Dr. Gilmorc of Union for altentioii. Henry Mamer has ptirehaseil n run about, anil expects to be enjoying u in n few days. Mrs. .1. I'"- Dean is on the sick list this week. Kay Hartley is helping A. I- Ileck er plow summer fallow this week. Mrs. (ieorKe linker, with her ilauichler, Miss Kvn, iicci mpaiiieil her sou,' Kay linker, anil wife to Mon mounth for the summer normal on Thursday. ., ... I,. V. Johnson and family, Miss llmzille nnil Troy IVcker nttemU'd the Union .Slock show Wednesday. Mt. Kaiinie tiianir,. met Saturday, wilh a itooil nttendance present. Mr. nml Mis. M 1.. Carter, dele irates from Mt. 1'annie (irnnue to Ure;oii State tiraiiRC, left Sunday for Newport Chain Wood. Phone M 547 5-11-lf MEDIUM IMOWN HAIR looks best cf all after a Golden Glint shampoo. 6-5-4t Huv used cars from C. W. Buntine & Son. Read "Bunting's Barirains." 6-3-tf Ice cream Bricks in three colors or one color always ready for you- If you want .something special in brick form1 wo can mane it for you if order is placed a few hours in ad vance. Ice crealn by the pint cr (iiart, always just right, at Silver- thorn- Wrights J'umily Drug Store. i, (i-8-tf Buy used cars ftom C. W. Bunting & Son. Kend "Bunting's Bargains." o-3-tf r $1.00 dozen and .snap Cherrys 1' ouch kftu ro.yti, carnations ilragonCtonXrrVw only nt "'lowor Store. G8-lt Juno IIIh last day to rout without a pi-milty. pay water 0-7-3t A. W. Geiger bought out La Grande News Co-, from Bertou By bee.. Moved to 212 Depot -St. Will bo headquarters for Jcumal- G-4-tf Corsets Variety of Styles Prices-98c to $4.98 Only standard materials are used in the manufacture of the Corsets sold in the J. C Tenney Company Stores. From a standpoint of scientific making "Lady Lyke" Corsets are in a class by themselves. They give a pleasure in wearing that is appreci-i ated. They conform gracefully to the figure, giving the much-desired uncorsetted effect with all the comfort of the ideal corset. "Lady-Lyke" Corsets Large body clothl Back Lace 98c to $ L9 '1 riety of models and In Long hose suppor. 3 Immm II sizes. Made of coutil Dainty trimmings. Also Fcdht Lace Corsets .49 to $4.98 A number of models and in all sizes. Well made, daintily trimmed, plain coutil and brocades. , Every Corset is sold with our assurance of the utmost satisfaction. Each is hand aundcred and inspected three times before it leaves the factory. They are made ex j clusively for us and under an arrangement that enables us to sell them at prices that make them the greatest values known to the trade. Before You Buy Your Next Corset Let Us Demonstrate to You rhe Largest Chain Department, 3 tore Organization in the World" Ul.00 dozen; Snap-dragons, $1.00 doz- :. v-nerrys florists; 6-8-lt Jafiancsc- and Chinese parasols, orjtinal ones made in the Orient in twenty beautiful designs and lOmhinations. Ittain nrnof n whll VaTsYsun shades. All h ranj in Vadeless colors: the nomilur thifiir for the lndv this siinininr tljem at Richardson's Art and Gittl SPECIAL RATK! Ihn Union Pacific system will sell tickets in La OranHiin Port I-., !,i Oretron, on account of the Rose Fes- tival tc. be he(dthere Juno 12, III, 14. on June 177 12, 13, with a re turn limit of Juno 18th on said tick ets. Adlt fate will holo W and children (5 to 12 yciu) mrty go on half fare. No ?hrTover allowed. J. II. Kceney 6-(Mt NOTICE TO PUItLIC Country club dance to be held Mon day nielli, June 11. G-j-4tp Chamberlain's ('olic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family should Veep this pre paration at hand during tho hot cf tho mi miner months. It. is nlmnst yuvc to be needed, and when tint time comes, is worth many time3 its co:;t. liny it now. Adv. ' For tlio snko of family pride. It limy do a good thliiK that soma of tlie ancators ieoilc boust about ai'O safely ilead. Some peopli! find soft oap a Kroat help in cleaning up a forttinti. Gen. Maximoff failed in his effort lo get control of the red army. His hpeMrak probably gave out- Soiia water, always iust riirht nt Silvcrthorn-lW right's fountain where you can iret a nice licht lunch, a piece of Ktrawbcrry nit, a fine sun dae with fresh strawberries1, a dish of sherbet that is simply fine. (Hot ter try it and see. (1-8-tf COMING A displayfof over ItOO subjects in both fiametland s-heet pictures is romintr to tlir IKichardson Art Gift Shop, in the very near future. watch lor the gate. G $-2l WATCH OUR WINDOW Buy used ears troin C W. riuntlntr'i & Son. licad "Bunting's IlarKains." ! 6-3-tf ' For the Juno tlth last day t rent without a pnuiljy. pay walr 6-7-:it , For Vacation DiscomForlr. The unaccustomed ocrcisc 1 vacation-time is apt w make tli muscles sore, stiff Xnil painful. Other silfiil-sportijre sunburn, insect bit'n and jf oison oak or poison iv. g J applied to pre discomforts and is IthiA relief. It helps, cm summer colds, hay Vicks cfc vent thcl also a 6od loo, in c.ij Have you seen Fairer about nafnt- inpr you car. Thone 317-J. Shop at 11)02 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm SPE Chain Wood. Phone M 517 6-Tl-tf Tomorrn-, wo will havo on sale, cooked fXl. dressed chii-kens and fresh soiTl ejrKs nt the Ladies Kx I'hiinjre, 1520 Jefferson. Mrs. K. S. N'crris. 7 (i-8-lt Oregon Tran rflAL" CNDY I III ! ! Sneii row oaly Jo f cut flowers tonior- t-'herrys Flower '.Store. U-8-lt June I lih rent u II hunt last day to nay wiitrr a i.iniilly. (i-7-:it Newlin Drug Company .SI'Kl lAl.lS Vl.l' Saturday Ininrh; ( nrnin f-iis, ' r ISM.u ilSin.v V I T FI.OWEIIS Sweet pens, 50c ! 1 00 dozen; Hoses l Sw eet Rolls 10c fjoz No bollicr at all when you soir uur Sweet IJoIl.s. You don't hac to sptiu hours in a hoi Kitchen, for these nfilxffc as light-and delieious as those made at home. " i Fresh every morning in sanitary waxed paper packages. - . r I St. 22 Pattison Brothers Grocery PHONE MAIN SO The First Home Grown Strawberries of the Season ReceivaiVfodaij TROUTDALE BERRIES, 3 boxcs..'... .2 l'UI'.Ml AM'AUAUUS. 3 UUIlCllCS .....1 iC RHUI5AUH can it now: lb ; NEW POTATOES, lb. ... , UliKUON MILK, arce can JIAZOLA OIL, pint, 30c; qt, BSc; VL-ga SON OIL, pint, 3-; (L, COc; i i-gal., 91.15 CAM PI JELL'S TOMATO SOUP, can ....1 10c RIPE OLIVES, pint ; !()c UUTTEK, fresh Creamery, 2 lbs 8!c BREAD, all varioties,':; loaves 2,'k; ' ZASU PITTS and THE HKAYKNl.Y TWINS It's a Preferred Picture Comedy i,f "BLAZBS" 'PROMPT AND RELIABLE DELIVERY MAIN 19 ,fiOOVERIZED GROCERY fever or headache. V VapoRub 1 M HI I II m IHMWIII.M i i J.,,.... ........... .. j . ' ... J2L .