La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1923, Image 6

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 1G, 1923.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
l'lie Largest Chain Department
"Store Organization in the World "
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the Slang
No. 5
Fathers' Day June 17
Seers'
Day had
The cuv that thought of Mot
the riirht idea, hat that left Dudfxmt in the cold.
Now some bozo bus arrangetland set aside a
day for Dad. Hefc the guy tbit had the worn
out pockets from! digging own in his daily
dozen to shelling Jut enoughto keep our waist
line from expanding. He's pc guy that did the
dirty work of punisSiing usor our sins. lie was
Dad and some Did at (mat! He deserves a
day and we're here o )w due homage on that
day. He deserves itN
3
201 Depot St.
l THESE X Jfjyi BLACK AND $Si? '
si pLTica Tji Mfc. bluc whem yzL cJhz?
TE POLITICAL ARGUMENT THAT VMS BROKEN Up l,-tn
ill IN BATER5 STOPE.WHeJ THE STOVE PIPE FEU. Wm1T
Personal Mention
t'upy for thin 'column muut be
' In by 10:00 u. in.
CBLEBICATION NOTICE
Log Cabin Store Service Station
and summit auto park, 20 miles from
I.k Grande on Pendleton highwny.
City prices- G-12-Uw
Windshields? ami Side Glasses cor
rectly fittdfor all cars, from only
new polishifl shield und side gla:.s
plaCK Ilul'?iem ready for you in
an hour. Richardson 'R Art & Gift
Shop. c-M-at
Butter 80c a roll at the Peoples
Market. B-15-tf
Soda fountain open earlv and late
at Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drue.
Store. They have at all times foui
lifferent flavors cf ice cream and
sherbet, fresh everyday- Their 'ee
cream is most perfect and you will
become a regular customer if vou
try it. 6-14-tf
THE MONTH FOR BRIDE .ND GROOM
FOR APPROPRIATE
N
f
to
Absents
HON CARDS
LEOUSTOCK
Dook &
DAINTY TABU
CONGRATULA1
ewlm
Stationery Co.
linker i.-i reproscnteil aiming the in La Grande. Mr. Iioehm has been
out of town guests at the l-'olcy to-1 here for several weeks and is aiso
day by C. E. Iluchison- iciated with the Cnrr Furniture con'i-
puny. The Itoehm family will oc-
Mrs. Lulu Gardiner came in froml-"'' tnc ,10,ne at ilam slreet-
REAL BARGAINS
See the rut. rrWwjo wnlor sptc ill
Imom uiiuruiu jmces, ai wenaruson
I1 Art & (Rift Shorl, also, footed sher-
'ihnls. r-ni4L-liiil nrfiil uriiia irluuuae. It
will be Worth voir while to sec the
window at thcMiichardson Art &
Gift Shop this week. 6-M-3t
Hot Lako to spend the day visiting
friends und relatives-
C- R. Eberhard was among the peo
ple who returned on No. 24 this
moruinif from Portland.
Mr. and '.Mrs. J. K- llcnaly relum
ed to La Grande this morning after
spending the past week in Portland.
Ma Mao and Billy Hough arrived
in La Grande this morning from Port
land to .spend a few days visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hough-
Let us help you select your gifts.
You will find something here that
will please almost every fancy. Jlow
about a silver pencil, a fountain pen
or a box of nice stationery for the
serious minded friend; an Icy Hot
Beetle, a soothing talcum powder,
handsome purse for the practical
minded; perfume and toilet water, a
manicure or toilet -set for the more
W. K. Smith nf TWMn,i flPl.,vn.i frivolous. The best gift is good
in La Grande this morning on No. ! The bent way to keep this
2-1 to visit his mother. iMrs. J. T. K,u ls t0 chock disorders beiore they
Harvev and to attend the Smith-flon-
lley reunion-
Mrs. Frtfd Srhilke returned this
morning from Portland where she
ha. been attending the Ifosc Festival.
Mr- and Mrs. Joe Sonimer of, El
gin were business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Ferris Gates, of Union, returned to
his home last evening after spending
a couple of days in the city visiting.
-Mrs- E. E. Elliott, who has1 been
visiting at Wallowu lake, left
evening for Salem.
Pendleton was represented among
th0 out of town guests at the Foley
last evening by J. JJ. Kennedy, who
is here attending to business matters.
Joseph was represented among the
cut of town guests at the Foley last
evening by Mrs. Vada Stickney, who
is in town shopping and visiting-
become serious or chrcnic- We al
ways will be able to meet your wants
with medicines you may need, or fill
any prescription your doctor may
pre-cribc. Silverthorn-Wright's Fam
ily Drug Store. U-16-tf
Cutter 80c a roll at the Peonies
Market. U-lD-tf
Philip A. Heidcnrich is homo in
this city for a short time visiting
his parents.
Miss Hazel Sloan, who makes her
home at Vincent, is among the out
cf town guests at the Savoy-
Miss I-'ern Geddes, formerly nf La
-." v.i.inuu out. now oi i iiKima, 'ttnsii
last ington, arrived in this citv vostonlav
anil is visiting
Helen M. Gedde:
A. W. Geiger bought out La
Grande News Co.. from Berton By
bee. Moved to 212 Depot St. Will
be headquarters for Journal- 0-4-tf
Elgin was represented among the
guests at the f-'.avnv last eveniiii:
by Mrs. C. O. Wright.
Mr- and Mrs. (5. C. Franklin are
in town today from Baker. They
are registered al the Savoy.
Miss Margaret 'Reynolds left this
morning for Baker, where she will
spend a few weeks visiting.
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
OBSERVER WANT AD
SH.ER.RY.'S
TODAY ONLY
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonoopaj
The International Coined v Favorite
Mrs. W. W. Ken.ie left this morn
ing for Baker to spend the. day vis
iting her daughter, 'Mrs. Tony-
A. C. Smythe and II- M. Wether
all, of Pendleton, were registered
among the guests at the Foley last
evening.
When dandruff troubles vou or
itching of the scalp, or falling cf
(icrmu-ide and
It will alwavs
stop such troubles in a very short
Misses Nina Mauhling anil Leona.llmc ani1 ll costs onl-v 75c a bnttle
I'lass cumc down from Wallowa last ,lt Silvertliorn-Wright'. Family Drue
evening and are stennintr at the Fo-i'01"0- o-lfi-tf
her mother, Mrs. if"0 ""lr' tr.Y our
for a few davs. 'Lianrutt tranicntor.
ley for u short time while
1 1 lends
visiting
Mr.
We are. cleaning out- our green
houses noivcr the summer. Last
and Mrs. Alexander Thompson hnncB t6 buy plants for boxes and
of Portland were week-end guests at
the F. D- iMi-Cully residence. Mr. anil
Mrs. Thompson are spending several
days visiting in Eastern Oregon. Mrs.
Thompson is a pronvincnt club wo
man of the state and was a member
of the 1!U!) session of the state leg
islature Joseph Herald.
Mrs. M. iM. liussard of Albany,
Oregon, has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs- Claude Mackey for the past
three weeks. She left this morning
for Caldwell, Idaho, and from there
she will go on to Iowa, where she
will spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
Archdeason Gcldic was down from
Baker yesterday to attend the re
ception of the St. Peter's Episcopal
church at llonan hall last evening.
Mr- and Mrs. Dave Bloch. accom
panied bv their dauehter. Miss Vir.
Igini.'i, are spending today with Miss
M
ax
in His Supreme Bin Icsip
Linder
a Three
V Til 9
ec I'nere s
Th
Must G
)ff on -The Three
.Stella Bloch and her mother en Jef-
tcrson avenue. They arc from New
York city where Mr. Bloch conducts
a nation-wide advertising agency,
hauillimr some nf tin. l.-trimd
Mrs. Frances Hoggins is down counts known to the advertising
from Vincent on a short business and : world. It lias been twenty years
pleasure trip. She is stopping at the I since Mr. Bloch visited the old home
Savoy. town- He was raised here, attended
chool and worked in Judge Knowles'
baskets Still have .some nice
mato mants. Cherrys Florists-
to-
0-12-ot
Bacon ISc
Market.
pound at the Peoples
G-15-tf
371 DEPARTMENT STORES!
Safeguarding
The Public
the selection
our Store. Only
The greatest care is cxerc
of merchandise presented
the most reliable grades ae placed on sale. Your
own compai isons are sure to prove this fact.
There an no impemict goods, no "seconds,"
no bankrui t stocksiof shop-worn merchandise
nor other u; ldesiraMe goods.
Quality ot' a lugh order is unfailingly main
tained througluftit the year. While the, large
buying for our 371 Stores permits ys to always
quote rock-bottom prices, quality is never sac
rificed. Combined, our Stores serve more than a mil
lion homes. Earnest effort is made to serve
them better than ordinarily.
The Largest Chain Department
Store Oicaniyation in the World"
Grande people and those interested
in the very best and latest in pic
tures, the opportunity of seeing the
new subjects and frames for the
-!oming fall- Richardson, "The Art
Man," invites you to visit his shop 1
Wednesday, June 20th. (i-15-tfj
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Tothe legal voters of La Grande,
Oregon
1 rurfce xhis means ot announcing
and ildvising you that I ania candi
date (fojSchnol Director ut the ccin
ing iJehofN Election ill La 'Grande,
Oreabn, Monday June 18th, 192;i.
I Rave resided in Union county for
over twrnty-fivo years, and I am
familiar with the schools of our ccun-
ty inxL their needs. I have retired
roiw active business and can and
will! give the office my very best at-
tcnlvflticjind services if elected. I
haw raised and educated ouite a
family of children who are all hon-
v.cns ot the county- I know
from experience what your children
rciiiiire and need in the way of an
edur.-iticn in order to prepare them
forTfooil citizenship. I therefore so
licit Vpur votes at this election.
L. lilxKENNON
Paid adv. fi-TTTTt
hvSYjtV.
lis ur-
t. ry
;rn...
Till
slt-r! tool
slioulil
ki-rp a gin
ly 1,-mperi-i
l..m . -
mi'i:i;i:ii
only Uin.l you
it is Impossible to
irp edm- on u poor-
nor can you keep
your ti-mpi-r when you try to use
such a tool. Our slock of tools is
complete and all are wood-tem-pi-t-i-d;
thi-y ilo your work satisfac
torily. Wi- stand back of the mak
ers' KUaranti-e.
AI,l. AT LILLY'S
I'lillery mid llai-ilware.
Don't forget the chautau'iua dates,
Juno 21th to 2!lth, and don't over
look the fact that our soda fountain
is open early and late and we ask
you to make our store a place where
you meet your friends at all hours-Silverthorn-Wright's
Family Drug
Store. G-lG-tf
Have you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
For first class dressmaking see
Mrs. Cora McCnll, now nt Darland
Apts., Depot St. Apt. B. Thone
312-M G-o-lm
Mrs. Howard Pierson of California,
passed through La Grande this morn
ing on her way to Huntington. She
is a sister of Mrs- T. E. Pierson,
cf this city.
law office when but a youngster.
J. 11.
Baker is
viewing iieveral parties on
properties in Baker county.
mining) '
Trade Wauls Slablllly.
ATLANTA, lla., .lime 1 C s,
j lary of roinnn-i-i-e IL-rlM-rt Hoover, in
Turnhill, a mining man of!" I,1t,,r ,''1"' ' National
in La Giande- todav inter-1'""''1" Men's i-onv.-nllon Weilm-silay
n-t-iiii ii;m iii.-riean htlslm-ss
irni-stly wauls is slahilttv. "Insta
bility is not only iloi- to -,-nontii-
Mrs- E. W. Mattow Mrs. James ! 'aiis. s." In- sni.l. -l.ul It Is also t,.
Johnson, Mrs. Seigel ( line and Agnes .eonsidera lecn-.. pm-.-iy psycholou-
1'addoi-k of Union, were business vis-'al. An iin.l.-rslandini: of lb,- rows
iters in La Grande yesterday ! which eomprls.- the ,-kk and flow- in
jour in.luslry ly so uivat an associu-
-Mnand Mrs- Fav Ward, whe make'11"" "s W"r ' constanl p,-n,-.
their honin at IVndlelon. are rcL'is- iraii.m or tins,- uu-u out into th
lered ainong the gue.ts at the Sa
vov.
A Dashing, Smashing T
Musketeers," with Max Binder as Dart-in
Again and Hull Montana as The Duke of E
Rich-Lou.
11'
3
Hi
Pa! lWt S. Stone of .Nanipa. Maho.
PJj town guests nt tin Savoy la eve-
i Air- ami Mrs. .luluis UnosiMi nr
B.vj ' v'Wi hoinn this morning from Jrt-
1 laiut al (or attenihng l ho Kose res-
ur . .. . .. .
alter Aleachani. president- or the
Old Oicgon Trail Association, passed
through La Grande this morning on
his return to Baker ; l-oin Portland
where he hail spent the past week.
Mrs. David Reavis left last eve
ning for Pendleton where she will;
attend the Pendleton summer lu-r-'l
mal school. !
Mrs. C- N. Nordon, of Pendleton, j
returned to her home last evening
after spending a couple of days here
visiting friends.
luisin-'SS comlnuully throiiL-h voor
members Is to me one of the most
promisim; association efforts in Amer
ican history."
Bacon ISc a pound at the Peoples
Market. d-l.Vtf
"Barney Google'' will bo played by
Olson's 7-piece orchestra at Zuber
hall Saturday night, June liith.
C-M-ot
Watch for Curr's big ad tomorrow
night. li-ll-lt
MEDIUM ltROW HAIR
looks best cf all after a Golden
Glint shampoo. (i-5-41
In case of accident, sudden illness,
unexpected company or any other
emergency when immediate service is
wanted, call us up. We'll get ycur
order to you on time. You'll find
our stock of drugs and sundries com
plete and our ice cream is always
better than most ice cream sold. VVe
can furnish it in brick or in pint, j
quart or gallon, on short notice- Sil-;
verthorn-Wright's Family Drug!
Store. " 0-10-tr !
DATE SET
Wednesday, June 20, the Richard
son Art & Gift Shop will hold an
Art Exhibit, consisting of all of the
very latest pictures, both framed and
in sheet. The line is brought here
Hour Portland and will give I. a
We Are Arranging a New
Fishing Tackle
V7' 1
wmaow
Take a look t the new goods and the
cw Prices
Reels, 25c up; Rfds, 50c Vp; Lines, 5c up.
LeadeVs lc to (iOc
Newlin Drug Co.
MAIN 40
f i
Also
Duster Keaton in
"THE COAT"
Miss Leone Baxter, who is t
nig school in Elgin, arrived
a.-h-Ihc
cilv last evening and will spend the ' i
wccK-eml visilmg with relatives.
Mi.-s Gladys M. Ilremeau
(own for a few days from
She is stepping nx ,, Ku,-..t
Savoy.
Where The
Tft
Joseph
at the
Mrs. t'harles ICc.i-h'ii. accompanied
be hei s-mi, Eugene, and .l.iugh'er,
Yiiginia, airiveil this mnrniug from
I IVrlland and will make their home
Hooverized Groceries
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