La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 11, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. i. ....... . PAGE EIGI1T TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, June U, 1923. CHANGE HAL L Gil (Special to Observer) GRANGK HALL, Juno 11 Mrs. Ed Slringhuin mudo a trip to Unio" Wednesday. Gerald Ilceschen arrived n few ngo from Tlie Dalles, and will make liis home with the Adam Heck fam ily. Mr. llecschcn is Mrs- Deck's brother. Hen and Kenneth Ockeler return was shown by both pupils and teacher- Mis. A. K. Ivaiihue gave one of her interesting addresses which was excellent, tu tho point and both pa cuts and pupils appreciated her calu- ablo suggestions. She also paid hitch tribute to Mrs. Caton who has tmiL'lit two successful terms of school in thn Grange Hall ' district Witli well chosen words our county school superintendent presented a di plonin to each of the following pu pils: Mildred Spencer, Juariila Spen cer, Ina Muilenlierg and Lynn Smutz. Mis 'W'hiltekcr, county health nurse, entertained tho audience for awhile with a short talk- She stat ed that the nlay "Captain Percy and the Slovenly Sloop" is a play sent out bv the state board of health to be nlaved in the public schools and ed Friday from Portland where they she cave the twelve boys who were tii-not several (lavs visiting relatives., in the lilav high praise for the way "Wo had a fine trin- (Jur visit wasn't thev carried it out. Tho (fist of long enough was the only objection Miss Whitteker's theme was on the we had. After looking at other (ever interesting subject health. She places and localities and sizing them, ended her remarks by saying, "Start all up, Grand Hondo valley is about j your child's career not only with a an Rood as any of them," declared bank account, hut with health." tho elder Mr- Gekelcr, "and we are! Several prizes were awarded the clad to got back nad it looks better children by Mrs. Cnton on the I burn- than ever." "What is the matter with the ton of your car?" was asked. "Oh! that was torn off dur ing the time we were passing thru a windy streak along the IDeschutes river- Yes, wo found a place as windy if not more so than the Hot Lake vicinity." Mrs. Win. Taylor and son licryl firo visiting relatives in western Washington. Parents anil friends of Grange hall school were royally entertained I' ri day, May 26th , by teacher. 'At noon dinner was served. Following well rendered program was g.ven in which a great deal of hard work day before the close of school- A prize was given Mildred Spencer for making the highest average in the eighth grade exams; one went to Unlph Stringham for perfect attend ance; Juanita Spencer and Ina Muil enberg each received one for besl behavior and Frances DeLong and lleryl Taylor each carried off a prize for making the highest average in the entire school. As a token of appreciation for th" services rendered them during one of pupils and tho hardest, struggles in their eight mmpluous years ol school life, the. eighth grade pupils presented a iovclv gift to Mrs. Caton. In speaking of this lit tle net of e'teein, the ienr-her re- THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley SAC-IIT APPiUC.IE DIOAIT fjISCCiVEP. WE HAD I rFT MUK P.AOY tH TOWM, UN-ni EHFr AS Tnrr:l MILES FGnM -fur POST OFT-ICL- CAL HOKE ilVJ MAD TO Ell HOI lMi THB p.ny kjefttVCPA.- HOUR-., ATl. f- R-g, ir.'"A 1 "C , Find It Here I Depejable l Woelenhaver yk Gilbert G 7 I II 9 o o 1 1" r f o o T Copy for this column muit in by 10:00 a. mi be i marked, "You just cannot know how . fully I appreciated the lovely pies- J out the eighth graders gave me.-1 J You know how such acts of thought-i fulnos."; always make one feel addn another degree to tho register of i happiness. Whenever I shall look at!! the gifts or use them I shall always i think of the tilpjiH.-inr. hours wiifnir1! with the members of the eighth grade1! ciass of i Mr. and Mrs- Chas. Snencrr fin?! ? children spent Sunday in Union the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pert Knight. Mr- and Mrs. Harry Clay and two little sons of Union, visited relatives in the district Thursday evening. They drovo over in their new Ford sedan. CAlll) OF THANKS Mrs. A. 10- Huff, Mrs. Albertl Wo wish to extend our thanks to Knight and daughter, Amaryllis nnd.our many friends and acquaintances Mrs. Harry McClny and two sens, for their kindness and sympathy dur--l.'iok and Hobby, all of Union, 'nnd ing the recent illness and death of Mrs. lAi- iO. Ivnnhne, Miss Juliet Whit- our beloved husband and father; and teker.. Mrs. .1. W. I'earco, Mrs- It. 'for the beautiful floral offerings to Special ohi tyme dance at Zuber hall Thursday evening, June 1-1. U-ll-4t II. 'Krentz, Mrs. Cain and Mrs- M. H. Caton, all of La Grande were among the out of the district guests at the school entertainment Friday. c.M.i, Mi;ii(7u, .Mi:;;TK. i.oh ..tii;i.i-;.s, caiir.. -limn '. - IfAI') Tim Inalltute for 'I'm I xtcu lo.'iln ,Woi1ccmh will inci-t lien- Juno 27-.lulv ill', and Instilule for I'ulillc Health Niii-hoh. nnilur llio nusplcon of llm i'n. jlrornia Slate Hoard of llealtl), and jsuinmcr KoMiiioii of the I 'nlvei-.-illy of ,1 jilifoi-nla, will meet hero July ;i ;A niriiKt 4. The; purpose of tlie ln.ll InUt for Tulicreiilosis Workers tu to inovitie ircourse In training for wno aireaily ale enquired in tlie u,,,k or for mom- who may wish lo enter Ihe liehl, acconling lo Hr. I'hilllp 1". -lacohs. New York City, wlio will lie m cnaiBe or the eewMonx. Ids remembrance. Mrs- J. J. Ncwbill, J. H. Newbill, v Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mr. and Mrs- J. M. Stella M. Newbill. Ncwbill, Combes, G-lt-lt Every Home Should Have Good Boojs Sic that the children have books ficli will improve their taste for worlhirfhile literature alter they .ynv up. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. The fervid orator never will hociii an imprnsivo an he wns In tlio old davs when he lutd euiiniotd etifrs lo lultle an ficcoiiipJinlmont, oooooooooooooooooooooocoo The Hupmobile g NOTICK OK TILINC OV i'lNAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the 'State! of Oregon for Union County. j In tho Matter of the Kstatc of vAnnie Ferguson, Deceased Notice is htueby (riven that the. undoi-sifned has filed his Final Ac- f tlnH,i count as executor cf the estat0 of Annie Ferguson, deceased, and the County Court of Union County, Ore gon, haw fixed the loth day of Juiv, 11123, at 10:00 o'clock in " the fore- j noon, at lis Lourt lUoom nt tnc Court House in I-a Grande, Oreen, an the time and place for hearing any and all objections to the said Final Account and settlement of said es tate. J. It. OUVF.R, Kxeculor. It. J- Green. Attorney for Executor. , June 1 1-18-25 July 2-'J K.ri-alesl Value Olleied Today ia. a roiir- Cyllinlei- he Glevelan I lean I y I'mvcr A Itai-e (ViMiliinatioti 'llio 'J'o(irlii; I'. . II. 1-et ns drnibiislral l.nl ;ratidc voiMlei'((iI O I 'III'. .1 O oh Ct-niidinvr O ? Sii.iiisrnn 0hy Jiei (Ic.X'ie l ... y tin .-; D vs. I NOTICK There wifT hp a meeting of the j UnderwritfTS aud I )i rectors of the ! city jiftll nf 7:.70 p. m. June TJ, for urpoi ofUayinj; plans for the mir ch.ljjlaluiua lo he held June 21), inclTvjf. It is liesiied that those wo pirc interested in chau- tatjua atteiiNJTrK,nieetinjj:. b-ll-H Coat's Crochet Thread 8c Phe LarjjcHt Chain Department 'store Orcanization in tlie World' Eli fJ Ei a mm I ' IN'Sli' -- ill SfT'm 371 DEPARI'MENT STORES, Coat's Pearl Cotton 10c Towels ng and Well of Exceptional Merit a Truly Remarkable Offering! Rovfral months auo. our buyers in New York made direct-mill contracts for fT.000,000 towels and a stupendous yardage of toweling and crash for delivery at this time. This Store has just received a large allotment of this great purchase. These goods are priced in the most unusual way even for this organization of Nation-wide service. . ( i ,We advise your prompt response to this announcement. While our allotment is (large, we feel sure that the supply will last only a limited time. Select as many as you, pke while our stock lasts. An equal opportunity probably will not recur this year.' Stephen's Linen Crashes , Kteven'a II lthaclied, yard Kti!V(!ii'B 1' lileached, yard fit; ven's N HI cached, yard Steven's XX ltleachM yard Steven's yard Steven's yard , Steven's N yard Steven's NN- yard Steven's XX Itrowr, yard tow . 1 V, . ' 1 t a: ft :iJ-i-ai v-i'fii- Terry Cloth COTTON 1IUCKS l.im-n, IS-ln. OIiimn H:iv:!e Terry, lS-in r-o'lltlu Terry. t'--n. ... 'c)tlfm Jlm-k, IS-in Co'.lon 1'rn.ih, llh.iiehiMl, fc"S -o-ln. K :W ft. r .-. ! II Ill-own. i t- in. h,r;..l -ura.." ia :,1 J : i9a m Uo Urown. IS-in. di ' H 'S nr. sar-T it a t us tQfei' JwrtJfto be ...:i:ic ..'jr,c ..:i:ic ... 1 5u In. -Brown ; Novelty rdcretl VVELS i-oiorcd norili-rs : r ih-.-fenii in pinli, I ilil. Kindle uml ilmil I'oivi in ol ri.Unhle iliullly. Direct mill connections cnalJ at prices which afford saving; plies now, from this offering, 29c to 98c these fine quality Terry Towels disregarded. Renew your sup- ulS) Cannon Mills Terry Towels at 25c at 39c at 53c at 79c KAClt Iti iivy, -liiiw nl''. x -tn-iiK-h phiin whito Jliu-k Towl Ikilli i 'j x ; I'liwuls-UnrniiU' aiul .si-rvici-ahli'. i-lnuli. l;olii liife' viil.lcs. EACH I'nll iloulili-. Terry Towcli;, '22 x 40-im:li, Willi v.ovcn lilmi borili-rn. A big vnlnu Willi re-ill nur rit. V:VU-A liijwr value liath Towel, '.(ra xva-. : e never r.d-ineli, OtT I pur tan this 1u-avy donlde Terry I-', j'u'd. lid dozen u tlH'.'W. ;AC1f l-'or tlioiie l ere Is otiu (i x i 1U dtzell. who (let IMiitdi, l'.' I he t tr;i wc t ry elu.ie wovt vhl and exlrn h-i i and very he In li:'th lowelH, y; plain wiiilf, Boott Mills Absorbent Towels From a famous mill comes these highly absorbent Towels and Towel ings. Here is your opportunity to save on this popular item. Towels, 18x33 hemstitched end's, each '. 23c Toweling, lS-inch pure bleach, yd 21c The Liirgest Chain Department iStore Organization in the Wo il('p picture wimlow tliis week lit the Rich- anlson Ari& Gift Shop. G-8-21 NOTICK My wife, Vera, having ilesnrtcd my homo and babies, F will not be responsiblL' for any debts contracted Buy used cars from C. TV. Ihinline: & Son. Read "Buntinp's Bargains. ' r. o t e CAN'T V1XI) A III IYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AI) Smith & Frees 3 I.-.I7 .li-riVrson Ave. o l.llAMli:, OlilKJO.V o lull Miiln B2a. " o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Saving the Straw Hat PRANK Ii. 11A.MUN- (i-0-Stp For first class lrcssninkinjj: sec Mrs. Cora Mct'all, now at Darland Apts., Uepot St. Apt. B. Plic.no M2-M . (i-6-lm Stop that dandruff, step the hair Cronv falling out. 1L can be done in a very few days without fail by using our (ierniicitlc and Dandrufr I-Jrailicalor and costs only 75e. Sil-vertiim'n-Wright'a Fiimily 1) ru pr Store. -8-tf Always beautiful stationery in I boxes or in bulk. Very latest, direct from the factory. Notice our prices !nt Silvertliorn-Wright's Family llrug Store. G-8-tf Ice cream Bricks in three colors, or one color always ready for you- If1 you wain; something special in brick j form- we can make it for you ifj irder is placed a few hours m ad-! vance. Ice cream by the pint crj quart, always just right, at Silver-1 thorn-Wright's Family Drug Store-1 li-ii-tf. Buy used cars from C. W. Hunting & Son. Bead "Bunting's Bargains." u-3-tf A. W. Goigcr bought out I.a Grande News Co., from Berton By bee. Moved to 212 Depot St. Will be headquarters for Journal- G-4-lf mi:du:m huown hair looks best ef all after a Golden Glint .shampoo- (i-5-lt our straw hat crisp anil Kvrn your last may In- S'il.E-M'Y.'S LAST DAY jfoDAY You Can't F(Jl Your Wife (Jeorjfc Melfoid'.l'aianiouiil Piclure With Lentrul? Joy, A'ila Naldi, Lewis Stone iiltl li u line (iaron It (luills sweelhearls, wains wives and makes men think. Comedy 1 "EIKiAR, TEACHER'S PKT" 1'i icM out :( lor fnrllu r Our StlT Hat Cleaiier will L ep Vir i-r.ij. hat fh ali n ud at .sncliV MiiJ ciisl llt.il it "i :i paeK.ufc' tv all 1 l.' p it on luui I t'or iriii'I '.r ne. Ii'h eii.;y lo list- and lias u pit ud tuioi . I'l ice, H.-e. Newlin Drug Company Ol! ertrd till It I ! . I i 1 iichardson. "Tlie itrt Man," gives J riie same careful atll-nlion to the en ring and tintingVjif your kodak ' pictures that he doeto your frames. !. Beautiful pictures and frames toned I te lilend with the ijcture. See the Soda water, always just right at Silvcrthorn-IWright's fountain where you can get n nice light lunch, a piece nf strawberry pie. a fine sun dao with fresh strawberries-, a dish of sherbet that is simply fine. Bet ter try it nnd see. 0-8-tf Buy used enrs trom L W. Bunting I : Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains." 5-3 -tf i Ilnve you seen Fager almut paint- I ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop nt ( 1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lmi ill folio (jen.Carrlv ORDER THAT MOXL'MENT NOW We. have made a pro found study of monument buildinir, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive laithim, intclli gent execution, We Will Gladly Estimate! il'iH! " Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company t.it)2 K Avr., Ln (.randts Oregon liiiiiiiiiiiua v. The First Home Grown Strawberries of the Seasmi Received Today TROUTDALE P.ERR1ES, 3 boxes... ... 2.".c l.ilH.V i. .Ml Nl'l ,ii,o I 11 I 1,11 I ..,1 .lllilVIU 1.) ,11 I'llllV-llVO l.MMinARH ran it. now lb. j Nl'AV POTATOES, lb. i I... 10c OREGON MILK, laree fan . 10c MAZOLA OIL, pint, 80d; qtyfik-; '-z-g $1.15 WES.SON OIL, pint. C'Jc; qt., GOe; 1 rgal., ?1.15 CAJII'l SELL'S TOMATO SOUP, can 10c KIPE OLIVES, iiint PUTTER, fresh Creamery, 2 llw PKEAD, al! varieties, C loaves HOc s:c 'J5c PROMPT AM) RELIAP.LE DELIVERY MAIN ID V, HOOVERIZED GROCERY 4.