La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1923, Image 6

Wednesday, June 13, 192.1.
PAGE SIX
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Personal Mention
liiml visit lot. Him 1h ntupplitK liere
llfor ti few cluy willi frlemlM in-fore, ko-
jlriK mi to her home nt .nmpn, lilalin,
'wlifir nlie will upend the Hummer.
Mi m. M. Mel 'mil Ik, of 101 Kin, Hpent 1 Witt hi in visit M in. I.eil iii-i'h Hister.
K'-voiul lionis in tint clly yeatenlny. I .Mrs. Jon Kkini, Tin y Htopprtl nyer
, jln llilf flty u h k iicmI I of All. unil M I.
: Hiker whh n-pn-Henterf iiinnnc the
lit cf iown piK-Htrt at thr Kolcy last
' wiling by i OiailwUi;.
Mm; llon, who msikoit hor liome
A 1'emiieinn, wan reMcred itt the.
nvoy lust cvcnliiR.
M. A. AiIuihh.
t K. Ijivln, of I'lilnn, Ik in Iown to
Iny nlli-iHllni' Id ItUKincHs. Me in nu-
lstcr. il ninniij; Hi.. giir'NiH u( Mm
million A'I:iiiih rcini-iinl lo bin home
til f I mil Iiik ton I hl mm nliitf hI'U'I'
Kifii(ltiif( ii nhort time here vihII Inir
his Kt'iiiiill'.'in nt. Mi, ninl Mim. M. A.
AllllIMH.
.'. jlinim
I city.
Mrs. Kill lApc.-ti; to leave III is
inornlnj; I rt r l-anunie, Wyoming
win-it' mIi i- will vinit ilniimr tin1 sum
in r ullcr :;iii-nil iMK last win Mr :il lhr
her hoii. (iuy l-;Hin of lliis
A. 11. Stockier, of Knterprlne, Ih
In town today unending to liiiwlni-HM.
l.n In slopping at Ihf l'oley.
f!. It. Mnsnaln, inerclianl of Pendle
ton, Ih iiiiioiik Hi" out of town viwitor:!
at I he. Foley.
John Mik'O, ntu f fnliiiK nevcnil
WpMjh in MiIh eily lefl Inn! cvenim; for
);! I.odue, Monhinn, when- he will
Join his mother.
I.eonunl Mull and fniiilly, left lunt
evening for Fresno California wlieiv
1Th expert to limit n thWr flituni
lionir.
.Mr. W. II. I'liiUoed.-r mid children I
,who niiilir their home at Kniipii
were llllOMK IJ,-' Ulll-Hltl Jit tin- l.'nl,.
1 lllMt 1-veillllL'
Miswrfi I, on Imp Me.Waly Mnry I'Ynw
ley, and Wiiinlift Siulth left IIhk morn-
liiiK on no. 17 lor Walla Walla when-!tli.-i-
will ciilcr iiiuhph Irainhitr at. til"
Anthony hospital.
fi. l.llley, nf (ho liasrhr-Kajro Hard
whit 'o., of linker, i: in town lodnv
aUendlnir to Im.sincHji. II.' H nloiidiiL-
nt the Foley.
Mih. lia;
laM nihl
l.owl:; will
llcharil.s(ni
I.ewlK and son Junior left
lor AMlorla win-re Mm.
vlnll, her mol her. .M i h. I !
j Mr. and Mr. A. It. Illood fefl lliiii
moriHiiK icr t on uino ii'ti- i ii- win
tiie-t lln ir daiu:hti-i- Mih. Si-lderH and
iiialte the relurn Irip Ity ear.
Mih. l!nln-rl S. Kn'iieh ht over from
"ovr today vinit iuc and shotipln.
She if, slopping nt the P'o 1 1 y .
Mih, Henry i HaiiHnn rnmn down
from Kiilerprlm' lant evening on .i
Hliort hnsineHH and phaxutn irip and
in Mopping nt 1h' Koley,
Mih. I,. jIlw
hint nlKht from h
j I'uwiler to tahe the
Don, She will uino
ila.Vfi vlHilihR frienrlH.
A mom,' those n-ulHlel'etl a( Ilie
, Tort land arc J. it, Connor of Ccioi:
Ulil and I'. I.. Meyen; oT Ui Otande.
Journal.
)!. iliimmrit, local m.'inaj
the Iray -NewK i 'oinpany, hi
moviiiK lutohlH new home oa
Hi l eet.
er of
toil 11 v
lllSl
Mr, Jon Sellrn; and riuufthUr Kit
piiemfa lell IuhL evi-nliiK for llakcr
win-re I hey will upend nevcral day
' vIsitliiK I'rieiiilH.
7!ny l-'lexor, former chief or police,
left la mI evening for I la leer and will
remain In thai chy lor u few day vIh
IIImk friends.
ive.l In Hie clV
home in North
aeliers exa mlna-
Nieni Heveral
Mnutfhr .Hirllie, b'il of I-IIkUi punned WIIiiiu left (ant evening' for Portland jto her lionu- In Imlilfr.
IhroiiKh' La (irando hint evcniiiK ontfl micnd th roHf feviiva! and from .
their way lo I'orih.nd lo attend ',,,.,, wiH j(1rney to the hea.-h fori (Wrcel this sentence: "I m-ver
....-e mh.w. ii, ey will npen.1 ai.om n , j( Hhf(i ,,. M ry ,j:iM,.,.M n.Mtn.d lv on ioy working In mv ard, -ii,'
""iiiii in ini iiiii lopiiiii mnhiiik
HlendH and relatives.
Mr. I-;. 't,,. i,.rt Inst nir.ht for
PorllanH where hUi will vi-iit for a
few hiyj.
Mi. W. K. (iNterliiiK and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanlev Mil Ik ! it l:isi v. nitiir for
irank'ti. wIhi..- tiny were railed by
iho crillral tllnesM of Cathrleen Mills
who for i In pant year ha.'t hern i
ineitiher of tin ..t lii'iimlit Milh
School Stiulent. lioily.
tlit man, "until the Him rcIn hoi on
onwh to IdiHier hy nork." -
H"h !ohrvPr Want Adw Hrlnr HpmHh.
j&r ?1-.3U V
he Shine forMim
i
.Mm. Arthur I lttlln rlh MIhm
Mis. .1. A. Guskcll nlKl iluuKhti'i
ijuiiiH unci Wilm.'i nti lv tl in llic uf j j
iiili with frtinilB. Misfit nWf in. I
Ajply wet boJnr-G sotta or ordi-
r ammonia, followed by
VapoRub
Ota 17 Mlllian Jan UieJ Yearly
DJTES-lsTINGS
Minx l.nin l 'ninKlr.i'li, uirnilu r r the
l.n tlnincl,. hiKli HI'hUDl tuiiillv. rc
curiiiil to ( Si-ii ,!. hist I'ViniiiK nt.
' ' " roirpl.. or wi'i'ka ii iit In i-orl-
AIIkk riorlriiilfi l.'trtt. rotnnii'd litHt
nitrht rt'citn Walla Walla, whi-ro Him
Itatt Ihtii kiii-ikIIiik iK'l varallon vIh
' itltlK.
F or Sale
4-room hoii.se, clnHHf H.-hiH nii.t
walrr, lawn, Ireen, reinenl. Kldewalli
parlially nliimiinl. Thiu iu iftu,'
lo Hliopn and Hchool. IM U-c, 1 1 ,:mo,oo.
lerniH, -iMi.fm .iown and halanrc ai
to.au nvr monih.
Leo Miller relnrned from Porlhind
lant (-veiling after accompaninK ' O
Hytich, who went flown to drive hack
iiuini' new Dnranl rni'H.
II. W. Itocchor of KnterpriKO pawrd
thrniiftrh the city hiHt evenlnj; to (tak
er whom he will Hpend Heveral day
attending to lutdnemi matters.
' Anionff thn visit or at llwt Savoy
.last evening from KnlerprlKc were I-'.
K. YoutiK, H. H. YnniiR, K. Van-
trraHP, and HiiKh Uilhrop.
JoHoph wan reproNcntod anions tlin
out of town kiichIk tit tho Savoy hint
evening hy Clem MarkH, who Is here
on a nhort I)i:hIiiohii trip.
AI i'H. Walter J.eltner and two chlld-
rnn. of Urtlai: mnlornrf tltrniifli 1 .n
irn mle yesterday on rout n for Walla
Income from
to $7h0.m p
..t thi end i
then a heauti
vu!n y and In
thai l fast ..
Tlio terms ai
i
i
.!
i
I'rJTi! iiol f.
yr,llf.(..
' 1
iSnn acre of1
ii ecs. annual 1 1
f 41(1.(1(1 1
place js.
i-iAv of tlx- clly and
lection of thn ci!v
l s
fi-room home, larjre lot, ftnxl 2.1 with
u fine Ktirden. uood, minitr
iiwiiih, ray water, rhlchcn housrJtnd
park. Ion can ,lmy this plaeXu"ith
or without Hie furnilar
I urnlHiicd, I ..oa.iiii. TerniH
and htilnnce j i ); n nr.
t
7-room, ho
firounil, all
modern j
cherry
iMrtieH M from
year. TIiIh
SpryirT street, whi, h
ul vijAv of tin- clly and
hni.'ctioii of the ci!v
dn-. I "riff. ti;,M i
very rea.sonahh-.
Now modem fi-fnum i,,.
completed. Ih to Ih a chanca to niov
on w ii. Hiou.-Ni i-ruiin unnin rnr
SiVfiOii. 'iVrniK. i:inn cfih .....i i, ,
iime at $-T.iiii per month.
Geo. H. Currey
Real Estate
Insurant'
W BLACK
m TAN.VHItE;
OX-BL00D.BR0WW
SPUNTEX GUARANTEED
SILK HOSIERY
FEW AS GOOD NONE RF.TTET?
AS G()(fl)AS ANY BETTER THAN MOST
(COlUKS IN ALL COLORS
$1.50 Per Pair
The Bootery
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
G ROVER SMITH. Mgr.
Tht Original Food ftrlnVTor All Acts.
QuirkLunchatHomr.Orrice&Fountuins.
KicliMilk.MultcdOroiii Extract In Pow.
derbTablrtfornn. Nourlililiii-Nocooktni.
f'Ayoid loiitHliont and Substitute
OOOODoonnnnnnnnnnnnnAnnnno
o o
The Hupmobile
Tlio (.ri'iili-si Vnl.if orrrr.il o
o
i'lHlny hi n 1'iuii'- o
j o
j o
The Glevellnd Six
i
' f o
Itcnuly 4- l-owcrf ltiiniiiT o
I S
A tiiiv C'oibililiintioii
Tin- 'rnjirliiir n I-, SI. 1115.0(1 S
v ; o
I'. (. It, l.n tirancli', Ore O
l'l ii. (li'iiionsli-jih
uotiili'i-rnl em's
Ihisc
Smith & Frees I
1517 Jefferson Aw
i.a .i;.tn., ici:.n
(all Alain
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Houghton's
Furniture
Store
s rrmuff
HOI!
V
Wlin-u Itnrniiis rital
t
nirli.K
iu riiii.iiit.vTOi:
on, Sltlt i i
Al io l',VHf MJI-
IIA.M.VN '
VAflTM til AM IIS
ii:i:ssi :ns. tahli's. ciiaiks
Ml( III V tMIIM.IS
W" I'n.v lll;:lils( 'il,M. rf
I I 'iirtiltum
If
The Newly-wed Appreciates the Cleanliness of
i
Quick Fire Aderdeen
Coal
And lis Ability lo Maintain a fjhic for Hours
W'idiotit Attentat.
She cm find many more, pleasant ays to spend her time
than cleaning the house and okinc; (lie furnace.
he husband who lealies her lo use
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
Non-.
Detonating
Neither the most powerful powder nor the
most powerful gasoline detonates
There are two kinds of gasoline just as there are two
kinds of powder. One detonates explodes with a single
crash.
It pounds the piston down with a sledge hammer blow.
Having a tendency to explode prematurely, it limits f"
compression, decreasing power and efficiency. It ofteij
causes "knocking" on hills. f
And the crashing blows, repeated, increase vibration
which means more wear arid tear. '
Detonating gasoline and dynamite are similar in that
both detonate.
Even, Sustained Ipflpulses
Union Gas
used in all bi
Its explos
thrust the i
just as the bi
These ex
pression is 1
tonate, as a
You enjoj
like this.
line is different. Likehe smokeless powder,
guns, it does not dgonate.
ns are progressive ana prolonged. They
ston down with g steady, sustaii i impulse.
gun thrusts oUf the projectile.
osions perm'Jrnigner compression, lor com-
nited by th tendency of a gasoline to de-
authorititJknow.
more power and efficiency from a gasoline
New Speed
I
This ndditVMiGl. smoother power in your motor means
a new "lift" on hills, new speed on the level and more
snap in the pickup.
These steady, sustained impulses decrease vibration, so
save wear and tear. Detonating powder would be the
ruination of big guns.
And this increased, all-'round efficiency means' greater
fuel economy.
Thus Union Non-Detonating Gasoline in the fuel that
gives you better service from your motor in several im
portant ways.
Union is always uniform. It doesn't disintegrate, thus
doesn't deteriorate in storage. You get all the power
when you want it that is put into it at the Union plants.
Union OH Company
of California r u
i Gasoline
ii.ttfiliihia'-
i-iiom: sis. 4.
i no l in st.