La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1923, Image 6

ipage Six
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday. June IS, 1923.
H W MM
Personal Mention
j'wrst thrno times ni is so picnsoi England Worried Over
J with tht' country ho hit A purchased j " ,
i. properly in CnliVornin itn.l expects to ; iMiHl'UllOn 10 AlHtTICa
make his home there-
I
W. V. I'nnunr of t'nloii wn.su viwlior
In tin' elly yeKti'nlrty.
V. WHkoii mid wife Hpt-lit Sun
day In I Uton vinilin friend.
Andrew I.oii. y iiml w ife hfl H:it -iirdny
i v ulnir for I'orthmd.
K. I'. IVrry :;nd Hon. of Mutter,
were rctftHtered itninnK t he irntst nl
I he Sji vuy yesd erdn y.
InK mid ii
rind Mi'M.
V tilllppillK 118 KN'-MlM of
V. T. I'Mt.n.
A- I). Woods wit a in from Klin
yc.;t( nlity nul .topped al the Knley.
VV'. T. Van Mouten
Union for a few ilav
ilauifhter, .Mr K. (J. iiaird
over from
visiting Iiih
Pendleton wjih
flit Ki'HlN al the
J. Lori nz. .
ycprwuled union;;
Suvny yt-nli nliiy hy
II. Al. Miller, who umlieH hiH home
al Vincent, wiih in town Hal unlay ami
Mopped in il Kin -Hi at tlu' l-'ohy.
Will II. 1'VnsuNon of Pendleton wuh
retrlHicrt'il nl tht; Holey Atiiinlny. IT;
wjih m ii on lia.sini HH.
Ii OcorKo
ycHti-nlay In
Vi-lir'H mot In
Mrs. M- (). Courtney was in town
from Lostine Saturday on a short
business trip. i
S. !
ouota of Hiitlwh HiihlcctH cli,ihle to
, ii r t'l.- Initid Stah'H under tin- per
ecu 1 aire I ; w hiiN previ nled leim o
i hiiusaixlM m' oili-T.i from pi It-him;
I heir hut: iimliT 1 he Kin i-m a in I
IStrlpi:i. With the exception of l-'inm-.
iimI Ci'i inany, prari tenlly every na-
. LnNlifiN, Junt- 4, in-:.t I triCt In
Andrews returned last ove-l'H worried over tin- inen-ahlmr uum-
niii.f .v ).. -m V-t, 'ikn ' u '"' "i m.ii e. iirf Sins nmi lutmiwir
III.. I. ',!.. lrA lw l,.. I...nn ' ,ll,.n,i;,,,,. S'-rVllllH llO U;, to 1lll:- Ut) I ldr 1 Icil IH HOW llMITi'il frOIll HclldlllK ml
vhe L. I. S Ounrtcrlv conferences.! nl.oil.-s li tin- I'nitcd Hirtt-s. Tin- .Knint
lie was Hccompanied on his return H,r,"ln (i 'mhrmniH which h;m fiH;
hv his dauk'liler, Mesie Andrews, wliol'"1 fn,,i Hic shor.-w m Aim-ric.i ha
has heeii attending the II. V- U. iit!5""1 a Kpoeinl rommiit. . of I In
I'rovo. Utah. ' Kve.rniiien in Imp, In- mio ih
M. Sweeney returned to!.
at Vincent t his murmur ;
J. Hiitf was in from
tardily visiting relatives
registered at the Savoy.
He
yes
WHf
Mrs. K
her home
t'rrni Hot Liike, where she has been
visiting for several days.
Kiehard Lindsey and wife are
spending several weeks on their
summer vacation. They are now in
I Condon visit inu relatives and from
'there they expect to g" to the heaeh
j Tor a short lime and will return
home about June
Only
t)ir )ian4ltnn of 1)n- :innn:il
iuelir:t uniil mxi July.
win ii fin- n T- aantl:il itiola Im-KUI.s.
Ah in.ly I In- hi n titer honklncs from
ihe l ii'le.l K'iniritont ii America i -r
.Inly. Aimusi ami St-pii-inln r are foil.
'Winerieii may slill he the im-llim;
pot." lenu.rlis Hie W'.Mlmlnbii.r C:i
zette cclltorlally, "hut Its h-fristatots
are Uei'iiiiiK a Htricler vv upon tin
i ml a Is which f,ro Into I In alloy I linn
i-iT h.-l'o'O. The HriliNli laee Is K'
. n a ci rlaln measure tf flatli iy in an
vhh-nt ilispOHitioa lo wrlrnme nmiv
of II H lliehiher. hilt I hat lM HfHi'Cely
Miirprlslmr when we iItMil)'ei that the
pi opt
w hoi ii
Illl;iil.e Ooinesllc
eil wttrUers. Ili-lt ll
iffurd in lose."
Keml are In In IK'
KeivanlH and shlll-
r Of H llltlll we can
There is n world need for "whilo
collar men," un exchnue; says; wo
suppo.-e moaning men who ran keep
their collars white.
Nolhinir goes without saying now
adays Whalever it i. everylmdy
says it.
A man
nnile his
never realizi
Viieahnhiry is
h how Inade.
until htt steps
el a Want Ad Mini your huyer.
mi :i marhle aL .1
oh.netver Want Ails lirinff Itesnltw.
Vehr and wife spent
1'nlon visltlntf Aim.
. .Mrs. J. II. Modilard
Sam llarrlH and family motored lo
linker yeKlenlny, returninrf home
later In tin evening.
Mrs. c. J. Korvnl left this morning
lor Halter, where she waa calhil hyj
the tllm-sH of a relative. ;
'M.t-t. (J. W- Cherry was down fr.rm
Wallowa Satunlay visiting and shop
ping. She was registered at the Savoy-
MIks Mnrtrarel (Hiv. r aniv.-d In l,a
(ramie from rorllaml last evi-niiiK' lo
sp.-nd a few days visiting h-r Kraml-
lather. I.. . Kukh.-ii.
Mr. and Mrs. K. r. Kh-s r iiml wife.
who make their hmne nl Minam, wen
amonj,' tin- km. -sin at the I'ol.-y Hal.
urday evenhiK.
CALL Vi)l 11IDS
Knlerprlse was representi'd nmniiK
the visilora al the Savoy Satunlay hy
Mr. and Mrs. William Keffer.
S. I j. Knlglit. 11 fiimier from Kltfin,
In In (own lodny altetidiiiK- to lma.
IteHH.
Misxes V 1 1 til ii iind V. elyn Mil. VS.
WllO have Spell ( t he )Klhl Welt lit
IMilaelieart vinitliiK- relativeH, ninrned
t(i their home in this city y.Mhnlay.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Commission of tlu City of l,a (Jriinde,
Oregon, for the construction of the
impicvenient in Improvement District
number J within the City of I. a
Grande, Oregon, according to the
I ulamt and specitications of said im
;privement, now on file in the office
. of the City Recorder of said city.
lA deposit of $:Y00 will be reipiired
I for set of Plans and Spocificaticns,
I which amount will be refunded if bid
jder is unsuccessful, and returns same
i lo this office.
J. It. (Inrrlty who spent the piiHl
weeli iii rorllaml, ret timed lo I .it I
Crande yenlenhty morning. j
Waller (lekeler ts In from KIkIii for
a few days' husinesH trip, lie Ik clop
jilng al Un Savoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraal; Hoffman of
Milium, were i-p;lntered anion,' Ihe
visitor al (lie l'"oley Salurday eve
nt off.
Miss Un:'.ol Sloan relnrneil lo her
home ul Vincent 'this lunrulng aftci
Hpeiidlug Ihe week-end vlslllug friends
In I. a (iriinde.
W. II. Smith n-iurned to his home.
In Portland Ihif rnornintc afir-r sp ml
in if Ihe wei u-einl with n-lalivi k in
thif city.
Harry (. Mrf'lay and family of I'm
ion were viBitom in I lie city y-Mter-dny.
retiirninK to Ihir home Inst ve-nlnjf.
( '. K. (ireen, owner of t he fi iiesl
thoroughhretl Hhorl horim in Ihe val
ley, wan In tow n loday from rnuui
attendlm; to hu.iincKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew l.omy
have hecn visit ing in Toi l land, r
liirned fo l.a Crande this inornini;, r
porllng a i-ry delighllu Itrip.
and
iMir. and Mrs. T. .! Scroggin
Mr- and Mrs. Karl Stoddard,
jcyed dinner at the Union hotel yesterday.
Ilids will he received to the h:ntr
01 seven-tliirty p ,m.. .June U7thf . t
r.fz.i, and must he ncconvpanied hy u
certified check in favor of the City)
01 j.a uruiKie, wi egou, in me amount ,
r e tiw ...... c iu
mi n;j (ill UMIL if I Hie 1UIIDUIII ,
ef bid, as a guarantee of the uc-
ceptance and completion of contract-.
who-'1" iivarded. Checks will ho returned:
iio un.successi ui niooers-
I The Commission reserves the right1
j to reject any or all bids.
j Hy order of the Commission Juno
Mtn, writ. , . , u
J. K. JsTKA-RXS) I
.Tune 10-lOt .Recorder
Harris French nnd wifo were
among the l,a Crande people in at
tendance at the bull game at IMake:
yesterduy.
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u
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o
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W. W- and W. J. (Jreen, prominent
stockmen of the Union district mid
raisers of the Shorthorn cattle, are
business, visiters in the city today.
Tony Smith, posiinnster of I'nlon.
ond Uoy i 'on kiln, professor of ihe
puhlie nrhoota of I'nlon, wre- busl
vlalfon in Hie ciiy Saturday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Morinn or
Cniort -Ti' v iMitnr In Hip oily yes-
Mr. And Mrs. Ilinl Lewis Mr. and
Mrs. I). II. Steward and Showalti-r
Lynch motor.-. I to Flak r yet. rda,
Hpendlttu B -pral hours visit Inp.
Mr. and Mrs- Henry Finn and sons
I'Phitnrtd Iwmin ihi: nut - i 1 1 ii- iVuni
Portland wliere they have been vis-
iling relatives ami- attending lho
Kos( show. o
Mrs- T. O. Smith nnd son, Stnn-'o
ford, left this morning on No. 21 fur
Salt Lake City, where they will ! 3
spend Heme lime visiting before go- jo.
ilig on to Kansas. City, Missouri. They g
expect to b( gone several weeks. jo
K- Messenger, of Arcadia, Califor- q
nia, m slopping over in l-a Crande o
for a few days wit It Al rs. K. C. j
Haird, on his way to Marian, Ohio, Iq
to vi.it Jus old lu me lie has been I o
a a i t - i k a r t i o
Mareuj Itoesch and Forrrst Rcroj;.
Klu vert among the i (Ininde peo
ple that ntlrnded the luill irumi' In
Ihikcr yi.Hterilny.
John Circi n or I'nlon passed
tlirnuk'h l.a Crande this morning on
Ills return from Cortland where he
haa been attending the Itose I-Ysll-vti.l
Mra. M. Choale wiih In from VAxn
(unlay vlslllug and Hhotipiug. She
was recintered among the guests a I ,
Ihn Savoy.
C. I". ItohcrtM was over from Cove
Sal urdny visit Uik and nit ending In
hUMim-SH. He MtOppi-d us a KUeSt al
Ihe savoy.
Mrs. 'Maggie 1 It-rniiin ret urn d to
her home at l.a t;rande hint enlng
afler visiting her daughter ut Khitn
ath I'alls for a few days.
Mr. W. O. Chrisii iiM. n relumed to,
her home at North Powder thin niorrt-l
tug afler a short time npenl In Ihe!
elly visiting.
MrH. (leorge Took and children i
came down from Knnn-hi thhi morn-i
i'MI
s.t..
mi:
;i-1i12L.:v.lAl.:;
IN
il;12!'l
iii It M
A)ihloi n ports
I ir;n health
In air. There
rtVte nttilete
ise than
o
AS
The Straight Lines
of the
New Modes
Are Gracefully
Achieved Iiy
Wearing
Tin: coon
s v i I 1
ts the time tu enjoy
to their utmost ami
and pleasure In 1 he o
Is no game that giv
more plrasnrahle eer
lawn tennlH, which can be enjoyed
on your own lawn at home. In
our up-to-date line ot aportlng
goods you will find tennia. golf,
and hasehall on t tils, as well as
llHliiiur. ni l.tlly'K.
F. L. LILLY
riioun Main ?.m 11 IS Adams
3
Front V neo IVji-kc
Never have It m utylei
Insistently fir lines
Hti-iiight and Islcmler.
lullle' works Iwonde
persuading snrpliiH
faahion a sillml
gown a smocdlt-fitt
You'll love th1
"La Cninlllc
lines nnd buoyancy
1
Ol
9
M.
sill
T
ufinn
led so
aru
l.a Ca.
gL'ntly
sh into
luikcH your
success.
modelH of
you the
of youth.
J.ow-topped and of dainty fab
ricationlightly honed hut vis
Ihlo only In their benefits.
l!n filted to your Individual
model of "l.a Camllle" and en
joy a youthful figure and a flex
ible, case that Is delightful.
A compli'to Hue of tho lateat
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corset lero
Tlioue n'-W lies. 172 Onk
j lonooooooooooooooooooooooo
ORANGES
LEMONS GRAPE FRUIT
From the Henri of the World's Creates! Orange Empire
In no other Bcetlon of the
world iio orangefl, liMnon
uod nrapn fruit reach thr
b (th point of perfei tlon of
those produced in Culifornlu.
Kvery condition in ideal for
thit production of quullty
fruit. (Continual Huunhlnu
mid clfar Hltles durlnit thn
growtiifl; reason develop the
v-fry rinp.Hl flavor mid tren
nruui bIi-s.
FOUR SPliC IALS.
Send Ts ?2.00 and We Will Shi
You Direct Either One of
These Four Specials
ONK f'UATi: (H
OlIA(ii:S
Ilomeiiibrtr
direct from '
wiinir" thus
IntHy frt-nh
tliat vt nli I p
fJrovt lo Coii
awuriuir ntao-
frtiit full of
healtli-produrlnic.
qtmlltltfs.
trom ten to t w 1 k do,-.. n nr nianj:
cording to tde, I
ON1-: CKATK OK I. J:10NS -Hi-hUni
lOM't, j
J.
l.-IVi lo fill. tii
Ink til Mi:'.'.
CINi: CIMTI-: Ol-
lnir frnin I ln-o lo fun
Ufi'orillnir l 9i.t
I flOlM
Icnrd-
wlfh
5alt:i
sup-
api: I'd
iliV.eil Ot
llnld-
II Hit.
nK rOMlUN'ATIoN
four don n fir.inKi . idi
doreii vrpo Jrtnt.
' i A T I' - HhlituT
le.-eiL'k limiiji dim
,0
lit mi mher that fruit.
its ti. s M h I 1 1 mim ral
and iKi'tttHt li;li hull;.
pliert just I iioin elt-menlH
llltifit Heeded to regulate ihe
body afler I he long winter
diet of hea lei foods,
Sim vc fruit lu nomp form
every day. It's easily mid
eronoinirally obtiiim'd undor
our plsn. (M-OPKIt ATI VK
pnahiffi ynn to aeno the very
ehrtie. st I r u it s whenever
y.u w int them ut truly
i rmuiTtiii al citd.
Co-Operative Fruit Exchange
'157 West Ocean Avenue
LONt; REACH. ( Ahll-ORMA
A Post Card AddrcKsed lo Dept. "H" Will lii inij (o You an Interest ins looklet
"Dried rruits"
THEY CAME
THEY SAW
The crowds that came
to our store on Satur
day and today and
bought Congoleuin Rugs
were away above our
expectations. If you did
not get yours, be sure
and come in this week
enjoy the tremcn-
aving we are of
fering to the La Grande
' home-makers.
and enj
dnus sa1
Gold Seal
(ONGOLEUM
PRICES TALK
at this store. They tell
the story of great sav
ings resulting fro m
careful buying. All this
week we are selling
Gold Seal
Rugs at a
beforcJtrard of in this
pajjtff'of the country.
Congoleum
rice never
Two Klips for Less Than Price of One.
9 x 12 GOLD SEAL CONGOLELI RUG, AND ONE IS x
Congoleum Rug
Regular Pacific d'oast Price, $20.55
Two Rugs for Less
9 x 10". GOLD SEAL C0NG0LEUBU RUG AND
Congoleum Rug
for Less
AL CONGO
Than Price
Regular Pacific (ioast Price, $18.10
of I One g rs. ma
pi'ice o
ti Ti- r
i i iitiii yniru tu vnc.
'kcjnUG AND ONE IS x :
Two
7-ft.-()-in. x 9 GOLD S
Congoleum Rug
Regular Pacific ('oast Price, $13.00
Two Rugs for Less Than Price of One.
(i x 9 GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUG AND ONE IS x 86
Congoleum Rug
$g.95
SEAL
(fONGOLEUM)
) GUARANTEE J
( Y SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OR YOUR MONEY RACK.
REM0t WTTti
Regular Pacific Coast Price, $9.95
THIS GOLD SEAL GUARANTEES
that you are buying (ho. genuine nation
ally advertised Congoleum.
that if you are not satisfied you get your
money back with absolutely no hesitation
on our part,
that a light moping will keep the colors
fresh and bright.
that your rug will lie perfectly flat with
out fastening. " -ef
that the smooth, firm, sanitary surface
is sturdy, wear-resisting.
$7.95
GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM ART RUGS
are the modern floor covering. They lighten
housework, beautify every rejoin and are
extremely economical.
K B- !. '-"ZV.
You will le agreeably
surprised at the won
derful patterns we
are showing suitable
for any room in the
home.
EASTERN OREGON'S
LARGEST
HOME FURNISHERS
YOUR
CREDIT
GOOD
IS
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