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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1923)
PAGE SIX TITE LA CltAXDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, June 22.192.1. 1 1 l-ftttAiihiln'8ifr . .. w-ii3myrx'n I . Wilbur It. Hlontic runio tn frru Im blnl yi-trntnv on h nhort biwim-m trip unit is n-KiHH'rcil at tlio l-'oloy. Personal Mention f iirinin IlOllil W. O. llwraorfy Ih over from I nlon today ntli'inlliif; to IhihIikhh in:itlim. Ho k HtoiipiiiK a tin- l-'olrj'. linn- In-fore rchirnim; In I -ii Cramh-. Mr. mix Mi'h. A. I1'. I'lirman of Ini-blf-r wcro iiinmiK 1 Ho jjiti'sH at llio Savoy laHt rvfnhiK. Mi tun, Miihii IIur, or lliis rily, h and rriciiils In ( for st'Wnil wccltH, Ih vlsit-anniiiK- .lolinnic Jiicnl..j of I'nlon wfi.s nmoim the viMiliHH liorii I'nlon yi-Mirnliiy, linker was rrprionli'il out ol town rim'hIm ut Hm Havoy cvt'iilng by J. I'. Thomas. Mr. ami .Mph. Turner AIMhuii ami Hon'Cnrl, led I h Ik inornhijr lor North nmonff tlio j j 'ow,ir Iu'hppihI a nhort (lino visit ing Ms Hasiol OwUv, of Ihmllneton, wuh among tilt' kuohIh ut tlio Hummer Ifiwt evening. Knterpriw wjin jut .sen led ninon; tlic kucmIh at tin I'Niley last evening by V. r. WtlliiitiiH who in In town on b UK in CM. blK. John Hug, w Kigin. Hpiiit tin ihUMllH'.SM. Andy Klliol, f'arnn-r. Kpfiit yi-: lending to a f.w !l known fnirtiei day in Die clly yrn. Priiham returned to h tioinn at Klgin DiIh morning after .spending Home time In I'ortlaud vis it lag. well known I "nlon itenlny in Dn' fit y it hiiHine.HS matters. Miss Marian Howell returned to her homo near A Heel DiIh morning after vinlling friends in i.u (Jrunde for a U'W dayn. M r. anil m r. ! red i 'omters a ro down rfoin Vincent for a short time and ai'e Mopping as guetH at I he Havoy. Mrs. M. V, Martin returned to her home tit I ml tier t hit morning alter upending Home time vlwiling rolalives in I'oriland and Monmouth, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. f !. Iinrner, of Spo kane, left this morning on the braiteh linn train tor Inibler when they will upend a few days visiting friends. Mrs. J. r Karley, of Ktookton, fal Iforniu, lei I t li Ih morning for polnln on the branch where Hlie will spend some Dine visiting friendH. She Hiop ped In l.a Grande Iiihi. evening as n Wtiefit at thfi Konuner. Miss Huby and Mario I.ofland left Hi l morning for J'ortlnrnl where tney will visit for a few days bool'er ro lurnltig to Medford. .They luiv? be-.i visiting C. II. Lol'lamI nnd I'amilv of thbi valley for several weeks. Mrs. MeCuiiimis of Klgin, sjn-nt y--s-nlay In the eity whopping, n-t iirninj: to her home hist evening. II. '.. Iiaxler and wife of I'nve iv lurried to Dn-lr )iom- lust evening i-f-ter spending the ilny in Die city stie ping and viwitluc Hilly D'Miyaul. well known niusl- elan of Utiker, pa.ssed t lu'iiij-rb the city this morning, ii'om l'oi-tlanI, white he lias I a lihig lor Die ww year. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Khep lerd. Mr. iml Mr;i. Al .Sheplu-iil and A! I mm -II;l Shepherd of linker, were registered among Die oul-of-ton gite.sts al the l-'Oley Inst evening. Miss Julia Hopkins retorted to T,;i Cirnnde this morning on No 17 from Oregon, Illinois, win-re shn lv.m speni the past lew weeks visiting rektlives. Mrs. 1 1. Melnnis ret ui tied to her home at Wallowa this morning after i slioit time Kjient in I'ortlaud visit ing. I., 1(. Sloekman and It. V. f'om itoelt of linker, were among tho guests registered at the l-'oh-y Inst eve ning. I.' Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hen gey in lo innrning for Klgin whtro .Mr. lleagpy will nttend a ronventlon of Die I. O. (. J-'. Mm. Ileagey will visit cih tho guest of Mrs. Kale Con ley. Mim Margie Snyder, of UoKilla. Washington, arrived In the elty a eon pie of days ago and Is spending a few dayn hen- visiting her rather Ira A. Snyder. Mrs. Klh-n Hliaw and daughters. Marie and Vera, motored over from their home in I'nlon yesterday spend ing the greater part of the day In this eity visiting friends. Mrs. n.A'. Helm, of Ogden, Hail, nnd Mrs. J. O. MeOlnrnii of Malad, Idaho, who are visiting relatives af Haines, spent n whorl time In l,a llrnnde this morning shopping. Donald f'rnnier, who for the past year hu been attending the Willam ette university is again buck in La (iiande greeting friends and will spend the rest of the summer In thin oily. William Dobliln nnd wife of fn!on spent yesterday In the elfy shopping nud attending lo other intslmsH mas ters, they returned to their home hu;l veiling. W. O. Haifgerly of I'nlon and senior member of the Haggerty nnd Met'l.iv ( Croeery company, spent yesterday iu Die eity returning to his home l;;t t.-veriin.?. AN NT All Tltll IMiANM'.l. roiWAl.I.lS, June 22. The annual if A trip for hh miner session students to I $h the Treilstorle mounds near Alb:iny will be made Saturday under Die di rection of Dr. .J. 1 1. Horner, profess or of history. Kilty or more studentn am c peeled to go. Kxrhmed won ders of the prehlfctorle all s will b: inspected at. ttie Crawronll and 1III1 muMeuins in Albany he'oretl he party proceeds to the mounds neitr Tangent to cxainine Ihe mounds n'iid exeuvfi iions. mm a 2J 3, Floyd Landing will leave Sunday for the upper Wallowa river country where ho will spend n week or ten days fishing for Die mountain trout that, abound in Dial seclloii of Die country. MIsh Krln Clark of Condon Is upending several days In the city vis iting ut fhi! home of her brother. Itieluird I.lndsey. Miss Clark is well known In this city, having spent her Mtimnie miration here lasl year. jMosp Klllolt and bin wife returned 1o I.u (iraude at Die termination of a visit in Caliioruiii. They made the trip In Mr. Klliolt's new ear and upon their return reported a, most enjoy aide visit In the south. Miss Pearl Cyr will leave Sunday for rend let on where she will spend the day visiting friends. Krnm (Vn dleton she will go to Walla Walla hv car, leaving Monday, to remain there The Good MAXWELL Is praised by all who arc familiar with it. Phone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course C. W, Bunting & Son Telephone Main 792 Jf For Leisure Afternoon or Informal Dance Summer Frocks are prettiest when simple so arc Summer Shoes. Here are many different styles from which you can choose, with assurance of their correctness. The Bootery inc. A Taradisc for Tired Feet Home of the Arch Aid Shoe ('ROVER SMITH, MRr. T X f i GREAT VALUES IN I FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS 1 A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE EXCELLENT VALUES WE ARE OFFERING AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. OUR AIM IS TO GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST MERCHANDISE AT A VERY SMALL COST. BUY HERE AND. SAVE MONEY. EASTERN OREGON'S LARGEST , HOME FURNISHERS $61.50 - Three Piece Bedroom Suite - $61.50 1 i $1 .50 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WE CH ARGE NO INTEREST Inland Linoleum $1.45 ninn XT" .1.. Inlaid Linoleum ij Regular $1.85 value Tr''u This is high RradeJ;bV;i- 1'ive attractive dii ferent patterns to select from. Bought by Carr's at a de cided saving which is passed on to the buying public at only $1.15 mt pi M Suite is exactly like illustration above; consists of dresser with plate glass mirror, chiffonier and full size bed. Finished in a beautiful French gray a real $5)5.00 value for only spill Leather Seat Oak Rocker $12.95 . A solid quartered oak rocker. Auto cushioned seat is upholstered in genu ine Spanish leather over high tempered coil spring. Rocker is very similar to illustration and can be had in golden or fumed finish. Regular .$18.50 value, for only I $12.95 Cotton Felt Mattress $11.95 ft ,. . f A'.ii"i .s.,- Off:) &!rtl!jZZ 1 o-S This mattress is made of all cotton felt, built in layers so it will never lump or bunch. A regular $15.00 value. Saturday Only, Special $11.95 ANNOUNCING A COMPLETE LINE OF EXCLUSIVE DRAPERIES Tlio proper treatment of your windows is the basis on which interior decoration of your home is founded. In this line you will find the latest creations in all kinds of draperies and curtain nets suitable for all classes of homes. Our experienced drapery man will be glad to help you in the treatment of your windows. See Window Display in Ir r 1 13 StsfeL - 5- kU Gold Seal 4rt-Rugs SATURDAY, JUNE 23, IS THE LAST DAY OF THE GREATEST CON GO L EUM RUG SALE EVER HELD IX OREGON. A SPECIAL CARLOAD PUR CHASE ENABLES US TO OFFER THESE RUGS AT SUCH A LOW PRICE IF YOU DIDN'T GET OAE, HE SURE AM) COME IN SATURDAY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. LOOK AT THESE PRICES J J uiht M i J ; -M I I M ft-i-ASBy 553srN-:e&v?4 f 1 WPPf ? ) x 112 FOOT GOLD SEAL CONGOLF.UM AND ONE IS x S( IN. COXGOLEUM. TWO FOR : $13.(55 ) x U FOOT GOLD SEAL COXGOLEUM RUG AND ONE IS x 3(i IX. COXGOLEUM. TWO FOR $13.85 i' L- x !) FOOT GOLD SEAL COXGOLEUM RUG AXD ONE IS x 3(5 IX. COXGOLEUM. TWO FOR ; $9.95 C x 5) FOOT GOLD SEAL COXGOLEUM RUG AND ONE IS x 3(5 IX. COXGOLEUM. TWO FOR $7.95 Refrigerator Days Any refrigerator in our splendid stock can be purchased on the easy pay plan. Our refrigerators are constructed very scientifically and will give excellent service with a minimum amount of ice. Top leer Style. :55-lh. capacity, ? 11.7.1 Side leer Style (similar to cut) 1)0-11) Capacity $30.00 Baby Carnages Mothers never knew until now J what really lieautiful carriages j they could iiavc for the. baby. The choice here is unlimited, both in de sign and price. ' Sleeper Carriage, well lined, fin ished in ivory or royal blue $25.00 Sleeper Carriage, corduroy lin ing, reversible gear, wood wheels, a choice of wonderful finishes S3S.50 CARR'S 5ELL FOR LESS ALWAYS
