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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1923)
T PAGE SIX THIS LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday. June 20, 1923. i I Personal Mention t r Kp'iilliic H nlwit tlino hero on j business. ! Mrs. (ii'ii. lliiunMr mill Minn Ilnr- I rict Krimhah or Wiillu Wnllii, were guests ul lliu 1'i.li.y liit evening- PYTINSIET NEXT SATURDAY oiey last evening. HA K Kit. June so. Ntxt Saturday Will be It ItiiF .lv f.tr ...turn I tri'iftin Kugcnc HlrlirW, who waken his Kntghis of hthni who will hold home la Huntington, arrived in mc their annual itunrnt ivinrniluii in """"""""""""""I v..u i a IIokLIhu of linker, was Mr. J. T- WiUia-fMon return ! mitcfia! for the Cove ba eball team. rc(f i!iUmi among tli guests ut the home thijs rwn:n? from Portland .i - ; .... 'Foley lut evening. wnere & aa been vi.iiitngr rc:anv.r r ra mi nun i m itouy from L!in vi-King and hop- Ja. Evan, who makts hi.- him ' pi-rf. ! Tf TiJVJZ. H. C. ltfie7Ton No. 17 thi,!cKy last even!.. H...I will pcd ev- Th. Khu .r. Ivltd to " ' r o-ri" ' r a few day i' vi-it withlcn" (luH "':tu vlml"K ";"" melr wives r vwrvilicarla lo (wrl ',il' l'j'ili-.l ! ' jllHwy to Ih -nt.rlmvl by the I Mr- an.! Mr. J. y,:tn-!?e of Hi- -" ,i,,,i i,.rnwL.l 1,-ft lust evening. I'Xhian sutcr. iitor at tb t ok-y la.-t cvera.-?. .-;- Mr lor earn, over i. over fr.m Cha,. I-FV,r,t kw.to aS'eE' the ta""cr Mr. anl Mr-. Tturr-rl to thi. city ard are i'.of ptnjr a.) guc.it.. at t.-ie s'-j.-.-imer. Merry J. Tav-I1"1' '"" .,'rttK wuciu ".e " " I'-rwJIi-toii Unlay eI'1 I'"11"" WUM " '""r"" .UIIIi;7 tUIIIJJilltjr . picnic. Charles Grod.'iauh motor! to Unrn tc ter:ay, iJtfi-iinjr the djy ! traaaciinar bu-inei.. . f H C. IJirlc was in town last r?l.-.er?'l ac th Summer. Wr.- Ri!- Iavi.j and Karl S'.ack'anfl. ; at li.e Jr., metered over fro;n ovr r"roT.' ! Cove this rrr:ntn ani ipft evt-rj!" fr-. hour rer:? n f,tj -h.--, rr.rr-hi' ir" Kr-r r-rr II. Kyr- ar.-l I.vnn E. Per--re arr.in the f laker Kuet.0 !. K. iJ'jnhK'n rctttnie'1 t'i f at Mifwi'ii lisis nifrniiiK af- I lot iqm- bt iiuix. I ! The proRraui vwo with a picnic : fat noon. A fcmu.iue wilt iwrvwl ; Mix. W. M- HilllioiH! In ft la.st eve-j.,, Inn wllt uiui,k, , ,,,; uini for Jordan Vullty after spend- rallk ot tb iwm nro IniK i.everal iluyn nero vibHiiiB '"' mt. r(ana t a a.. kl'l I'lun. ffricndii and relatives. jceiior M. iu!m naMt. ami! iCrrjin.l Kivtyr frU-cvi-' aii.I Kiril I MrH. C. W- ThoniiMiii and dauh-! w utr u. t;i.tWi v.. fvf.Uml will ter l.ucile left last evening for iia- d,urv tij- iimwwwi, i iho eloso ker where they will upend severaliot tb muu tlx i..-., .win ilia viMiuiiir Irienus ami rciain eo. s oWa ut iMK-mt. i.1" t ( will COIltlIl' !H BjH.(!;jI(.15. Its an 01010, Ot v )& si- 4 QuaMi? liar attached Shir 4 -A A Sofd Collariliirt for The Orefeon Ttil Pageant jWaGF 201 Depot St. Take a Vidrola 1 "V- ; Vrrf lou can order Vidor rccafds fj?' C. O. D. flotn us by mail ut P this 50 pbrtablc Vidrcla in to us will bnhg you frcsu Vitftor records- NEW LIN IJOOK & STATIONERY CO. SH.ER.R-Y.'S LAST DAY (U)e Girl Who I Cam B4ck" one i;ia With n Pic Miriam Cooper, Caston Shannon, Ivennctli HaViai Fred ftlalatcstaW Also Another Rieat "riCHTlNt; I5LOOD" Slorv Cast Zasu Pit is, i ;i,lu-l Joseph Dowlin:,', rv C tilMr I'lie largest Chain IJepanmcnfj. "Store Organization in the World' McCall Patterns Ladylike Corsets 371 DEPARTMENT STORE5 Mr. J. J. Vvarnun left last niht for ..Hui Lake uml will spund fconie tiir.t; vi.Sitinjf fnends- A tl';iftfj,nivti, h:.'k'.'i( tV4i went to Hj.ui'(ii la.-ft ifvowrf; (v. wr?:v I ho mrmb.'r! ttti.7f.V4. K-.xuiht of i i'V.JliiJLi xiuii itvii'v at' com- 6I.. tt-jJkvir a.'4.';v, Uu.t to' llalf- lAIrs. Dan Bainl inctore! to Union with relatives, returning to her home v;. mt;lnl lt. t who de la-t evening. jsir tv- rwaiw tH- U".j rv aktnl t 1 liJ1if 1 Miss Lora Carter left this mom-: . c tne urancn line tram ior l clultrooniH tu they ca:i vvutinwa a iter lcll.uIllc kt-vuiai imjj mi ha 1. . .-. viaitinR here. 1 ZVB (rjm,Hirtution. Mrs. h, C. Smith and children ' oooocaoocc???i?QO?oooooooooc came iitjwn irom vmceni la.si eve- o t mK and are registered at the Savoy 2 for a few days. o :0 turned to their home at Enterprise ; o thiH mornin? after atteniing thei oso restivul in Portland. FIND IT HERE Mrs. Myrtle Robbs anil son Leon-ig lard, returned heme la.st evening o fronr 1'ortland where they spent a O couple of weeks vi.siting with friendg and relatives, lo Copy for h.v& cwtuniQ must bo is by t ':' a. m. Mrs. S.'J. Spencer and daughter Janet, are in town from Yakima. Washington, visiting relatives and f i iends. ! O000O00O0OC03O0000O00000OO CARD OK THANKS We wish to thar.fc our friends ami neighbors for thir kind aisi stance 1 anrl f.-r th svmrvithv- vtnded to Miss Mabel Owsley, who makes; fi,irin ir mnt irHVPnieiit. ! Iicrt home at Huntington, was among Our thanks are also extended for the tne gucdta ut the faommer lat eve- beautiful floral offerings The iKe- hekah, I. O. O. E. and K. of P. - !lolges and Rev- Ross alt have cur .nr. anu irs. r- J. oicvuns n depn trratitutte Pendleton, are in town visiting with friends and are stopping as guests at the Summer. , Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Landis will I leave today tor San Francisco where I Mrs- V. E. Long, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Long. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Standley. i 6-20-1 tp The soda water season is now here they will tpend severul days with jan,( as warmer days come, we will be friends. Mrs- Vernon Ainsworth returned lecenlly from Utah where sfce has (ecu spending some time visiting relatives. Mrs. G. W. Chandler and chil dren, who have ben visiting in Sculh ern Oregon for several days, left this morning for their home at Enterprise. Mrs. 'A- Hays, who has been vis iting at The Dalles and Mrs. K. Luiicy who has been in Portland, left tins morning on the branch line train for Enterprise, able tc accommofcite vmi with super ior ice cream, four different flavors, alwavs ready to serve and excellent sherbet. Our store is open from 8 in the morning till 11 at night. Sil- vert horn -Wright s r amily Drug Store. G-lU-tf In these dry times tho w;iy of the transgressor is lujjd to find. CKLEIJItTION NOTICE Log Cabin tore Service Station nnd summit auto park. 20 miles from Ln Crandon Pendleton highway City prices- 6-l2-3w Anyhow, there are three miles of wjivr'j that Hritannia doesn t rule- Mr. ami Mrs. (i- M. Kichey of Portland, have been in town lor a We have CHAUTAUQUA TICK few days visiting friends and attend-1 KTS for sale. Chaulaunua dates are ing lo business matters. 1 2-Hh to 2!Hh an you are welcome U( ma.0 your Head'iu niters at our j. r. i. oanoway came in irom store- We wilt lie glad tc have you Elgin last evening cn a short busi- nioet your friiihds and leave your trip and stopped as a guest at! creels .j ns Silverthorn-Wrights the Summer- Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Hill will ar rive homu this evening trom Chi cago tu spend the summer vacatie.n. Thomas is taking a medical and sur gical course ut the- Chicagu university. Kainily Drug Store. liuUrr 80c Market. c a r 6-10-tf roll at the Peoples G-lo-tf CARD OF THANKS To the Neighbors of Woodcraft and friends, we wish to express our dern nnnroriation and thanks, for the Mrs- Charles McAllister many nets of kindness and words of vvmnathv during the long illness and death ef our beloved wife, daughter and sister- 'Also for the many beau tiful flowers and use of the many cars. Mrs. Win. Koetcr, .1 D. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. C- J. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. C. I Sullivan. 0-20-1 tp Mr. and ;of Enterprise, arc in the city for a i tew days visiting and sheppiug. I'l'hey are registered at the Summer. Mis Veritas Stevenson returned to j her home in liaker this morning ut :tie visiting her aunt, Mrs. Itagley, lot" this city, for several days. ! C- A. Headley, who has been here fur several days on leave of absence, : visiting his patents, Mr. am! Mrs. j (i. A. Headley, left this morning ! fcr Seattle, where he will again en- let duly ou the ship Tennessee. Mrs- C. A. McClaran and daugh ter, Kathleen, returned to their home at Wallowa this morning after stop ping over in La liiande last eve ning on their return from Portland wheie they have been attending the liuso Festival. Putter 80c a roll at the Peoples Market. (i-15-tf Ilacoti lHc n pound at the Peoples Market. ti-15-tf Hive you seen Fager alout paint ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at 1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm For first claw d rcssm ak i n g see Mrs. Cora McCall, now at Darland Apts., Depot St. Apt. II. Phone 312-M 6-5-lm Ted Lawrence and Edward Plem- : . V .u- ' . " MEDIUM imtN HAIR dav U( aldwell Idaho, where thevj cf u11 nftcr a iii -.,i.,t;..n f.... ;.,; Glint shampoo. b-o-4t The boys make their home in Long ! llciu'h, California, and started the ! .it hi i ney on frot, but have had the i fortune to ride about alt the dis- itance so far, walking probably about j i ten miles. i Cool Ratine Dresses in Smart Summer Modes A lew display t Attractive Summer dresses for women and loiiv.s. Idnl for comfort I For a smart, welt-dressed anpearanctt !" fine q'.iality ! For lowness of price! Made of high grad? i Katme in the most iavoreo 1 TiwVn'Y (A-S 0 Everyone a- Splendid ' JalwwJ W ! (XlyVij '- p Make Your Selection '! jlJ PiJ . f ifeffi Trimmed with scunT ijUr '' &jt$ IRfii ' l ' JV- 5"me f recks Uc or 'OTT iFJ1 ImlS iAi' ' Organdie coiyT ami cuflfs- M fH'jkV'J I W I A F.very mod-lcaiing I ;jip$9.90 . I I I Pequot Sheets 81 x 90 Full hod size fihM-t,H, torn to size and lieiuined. Thti finest 'quality sheets at a priee lower than you ordi narily pay for Inferior grades. Just ten dozen of these. $1.89 Butterfly Ginghams A fine iiality J7-im:h do mestic Z'-phyr CiiMKham, in over 40 atlraetive plaids Checks and IMain Colors. 19c yd. Sport Sweaters Women' and Misses9 Stylish I Attractive! Be- j coming! Smart sweater- coats give color and chic ' to women's Summer out- fits. Made of fine quality I wool or wool and fiber combinations in the sea- ' son's most desired colors, j Styles end Values . Thr.t VVA Fleoce You I Attruciivcly Priced at $3.98 . $4.98 $6.50 The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the Worh'" DATE SET Wcilncsilay, June 20, the Eicliaril son Art & Gift Shop will hold an Art Kxhibit, consisting of all of the very latest pictures, both framed and in sheet. The line is brouRht here from Portland and will frivo La Grande people and those interested in the very best and lulest in pic tures, the opportunity of sceinjr the new Aubjccts and frames for the rominjr fall- Richardson, "The Art Man," invites you to visit Ins shop Wednesday, June zuth. 19211, ami is bcinp; procreded uKainst for tip forfeiture of the same, under the irovisions of said act, to-vit: Bacon 18c a pound at the Peoples Market. (i-15-tfl ufco certain pack tram consislinj; of 1 3fiiy saddle horse. 1 bay mule 1 sorel mule, 2 pack saddles 1 rid ine; (saddle, 1 ridinir bridle, and ciui)Wtit for pack saddles- The Circuit Ccurt of Union Coun ty. 'iliKIon, has fixed Wedncsdav, July Tlth, l!)2:i, at 10:00 a. m., a an iJi:;wer ilale, and all persons liav- (i-la-tf '"(T X'r 'hum in;; any lntciust m aaid (IcseiWeH lironerty, are hcn.bv- noti fied to appear before said Court by sai.l,'i.--.ver date anil defend against saicKjiroceeilinjr. Upon your failure t'"ippe:ir and defend, a judgment of fi.tlViture of said seized property wilHIS entered. iione and dated at I.a Grande, OiAjroii, this 18th day cf June, A. U.. C. K. McCOKMIPK, C-Jpieufy C'lerk and Kx-Officio (neik of the Circuit Court for Union County, 'Oregon. o-.o-a . SIlfettH-F'S SALE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fiyvinion Coutv State of OrPEon, Plaintiff, I vs.. K. M. John.tonc, one certain pack train ilescribtffTnw.'in, and all per sens claiming any interest therein, Helendant: To E. OKJohnstone and to all others whom it muy concern: Notice isMicrflby triven that the following deSmbed property was seized by theSheriff of Union Coun ty, Oregon, oiVthe lllth day of May, lirjll, for a viHaTion of Chapter 211 of the General Laws of Oregon for R k A ' :i'". n. in. K ill vl "-" " M I ' "' K,M'm'y' 'fl ' oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo STILES & C'OMPANY arc at the present lime, the only dealers in La Grande authorized to advertise and sell HIAWATHA KING AM) LTACK HAWK COALS 1 7 d StcL Oqmpany Uniletd Staes Fuel I'lah Coal Sales .Agency Miners and Shippers SALT LAKE CITY - - ' - UTAH (Id Wtwv Hits l ianre. I I'AKIS, June "U.- Klietne roltl , weaiher for Iho season is reported In Ml lnii.-i parts oT Krnneo. Tin- ther- ; nioinet. r fill Pelow the frcezinir point' at i 'h.it oil en. ili -part ment of Saone-Kt-t oir-f. and ihe erops are lutneii. ! t'hnndMi, .leparttin-nt of Saxote. re ports a h a Miowlall. ln some see Hoiih .Hhcep recemiy shorn are d inj; jlroni evptiMire, KrllMi Weather ('mil. l.M'ON. ,lne le Although It ts paM Itte tntihpe of June (he eonntr haw h. en in Ihe grip of a hm; spell o (-mil weiil h, i' nitil many a lirttis i hoiiN.'tind nalhers around lh" tire ;tt iiiklit .t.s li it were the 1'hrlslinas ne i mi. i;vn in the south or KtiKlnnd 'tronu jil.- fivipient in ihe early tnotn liiK hours. woikhiK haxin- Willi car. d-n a ml Mutt rrop. mak- matleis woi h... ih. re uppeat-s to h(- no immedi ate eliance. 1 CLEAR AS A CRYSTAL THE FINEST WE HAVE EVER RECEIVED PURE CLOVE MORE HEALTHFUL THAN SUGAR VERY ECO FRESH STOCK AT OUR HOOVERIZKO PRICE, 5-lb. tin, 75c; 10-11). tin and don't forpct our golden drip $1.18 HIGH-GRADE SYRUP AS ORDINARY CORN SYRUP, 5-11). tin. i;!e; 10-lb. tin 70c l?uy Your Calumet hakinij Powder in the 5-H). FulIAVeislil Tin and Save 1-3 5-lh - .- S1.19 I)E R HONEY XOMIi 7 uirdjrlieat hlcnd. !'.)-! I C'AL EL DATES, 2 large pkgs. for ... AM E KI CAN5 EAUTY SlT PLORIOR GING ER SNAPS.-! laivyiextr;; wi ight liarrel for 2'.)c AERSKYREAM the leading flour value. - $1.1)8 -MAIN 19 sacK ;i)Al'LE MOTOR DELIVERY HOOVERIZED GROCERY 'd i: c .-op!i)st;c.ttii t iu-t a bw pioif-s of ehnnnatint thn trfsi wtotiJkia4WJm iCf'9imlmm-M things you can enjoy.