La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 23, 1923.
morning on No. 17 for Pendleton on a
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley!
The Largest Chain Department.
"Store Orgunizalinn in the World"
J'shot business and pleusuru trip.
I Mrs. 11. l' Hal ing und daughter li ft
J Hi In morning l or I'enillctou to viuit
l relulivea for u few days.
Personal Mention
A na Tiorf rrnw
John tferlbrough unl Hon Huiplt Tin
were visitors from I'nicin yesterday.
y are, making tl Journey y car.
MIhhi's Anm4 und Louise.
uro unending a few cIhvm In I'ortluiitt
Taconiu und Heattlo where they aro
on u abort business and pleasure trip.
Svh'. Max WHuon. who in a ken her
HochcIi homo at Joseph, 1b among thu gusets
at the J'oky today.
Mrs. Mmina Cray and huh loft this
Dependab
Weslenhav
& Gilbe
J .
I
Minn Marguerite Hwnrt lett thia
morning tor Welser, Idaho to visit
friends for a few days.
Mrs. W. I). Warner and children
left this morning tor JVndlnton whore
they will spend a few daH visiting.
Mch. J. (1. Kimmell and son w.vil
to I'ortland this morning on No. S7
o visit lor a, short time.
I.'.
ifft: w;iii represented anion;; tho
mfn at the Foley last evening hy
O. Willutt.
Mi'H. Itiahell Hyng und daughter,
Violet, left this morning for Jiakr
jto spend the day visiting IriainH.
I Mrs. W. O. Sawyer hdt this morn
,ing lor I'ortland lo spend a few days
! visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. JIarry Hloun, of Ita
Iher, are hi town today und uro stop
ping at this Foley.
1 laker wan represented among tint
guests at thn Koioy last evening by
Mrs. M. L,a J'lante.
Mrs. Onr Mlmnaugh returned to
her ho nut ut Wallowa this morning
alter u few days spent In this city.
re' )
- KNOW
C" 3. ipponABtf dead rJhJ I JMl
ITolX $p ' Jyp
SirE LWEPYMAN HAVE WHITAKEIM GOLD WATCH
TIKVMEO CREEM HE WW MANDl-ESTHE TMEPlRC
H THE CHAIN TO AVOID FNOER MARK! .
J.. Smith, who makes his home
at Vineent, is In town today attend
ing to husinitKH mutters. Jle ia regis
ter d ut the Savoy.
James Noland. real e.Htate dealer.
Is hero from Walla Walla tranmictin
ItiisineaH. lie Is registered umong
the Kiietjts ut the Foley.
Kind Words From Oregon's Prominent
Men on the Oregon Trail Edition
mm mmzE?
371 DEPARTMENT LSTORE?
Mr. Uruce Dennis. I -a Grande. Ore- for seven different days. Well, when
Kon. My dear tenalor: Some davs
iko I rceivt-d a conv of vour verv
excellent paper, and I wish to hfreby
thank you for your kind rvmwii-
I'allner Jlinrt Inn wn rnnriintnl
iimnntr the nut nr inn-n mi...tu nt (i.M)rance of me
Foley buit evrnlnir bv John .Si.w;.rt l lour .special .,lltlon was indeed
Jle Is here on business. worthy of Rreat praise; for it was the
H(ual of any edition of our best i'ort-
I O. Ilowman Is in from KIl-iii md.iv ' lnl dailiea.
jattendinL' to businesn matters. He is! 1 Wiia epecialiy interested in the
Is there someone
you are neglectifig?
t he copy you s'nt mo had uttatlKHl
an iiidiyifluul circulation or thrco
hiili(lrci forty three readers I Kot
most of It hack und I am now ready
to tell you that its the most onjoy-
ahle edition of Its kind I ever aaw.
There Is jiixt one thinfr; I thought
r knew a little bit about lOaHtern Ore
gon und after reudlnj? over the Trull
I.'illlw. T titlll .....l..i..t tl..w I l
If ieisderefl unioni,- the Biusts at themil,ter of he "UU oreson Trail." as L Vt,r. iulo bit. Thnt one thine Is
'"' !"' '"omer passe.1 through the lhat I shall see more of Kastern Orc-
iGrandc Konde alley in 152: and. JRon (hiyear and 1 want to sec more
.Mr. and Mrs. .eno We Inn. of Sand-sn,; hil hns told me that it of ,s people und rcinenil)erlnK that
point. laiMi, left this mornlnB on theiwa!' one of the mosl beautiful valleys my fr0nd, Bruce Dennis Is u "Kood
I. ranch line train for KIKin where !sho ever s over themllllv i shaM not flli t0 Be0-hIn
wiey wnt spend mo summer. ears 01 age ana nils your. Sincerely your friend
"aiiveu ana neipea anve tneir ox
.Mrs. J. W. t'usey. of I'ortland. let: "'"m3 "" thcr distance. She is
(IiIk mornlnir for Kluin whi-rc n-nl ;st"l alive and rememhers very vividly
You have no excuse merely in yTying that you
are "too busv." TIig world is liicr for pvri-v.
body today. You can find timto send a Greet
ing Card and you will nevere in social or sen
timental error.
benlnncnt did not war with white muslin
and blue ribbons, floweid waistcoats, or the
coach and four. The spiit of those times still
remains in every man ad woman.
I. .
Row you his selection of
Stover the intent of your
playful, you will find a
it:
Ask the dealer to
Greeting Girds. Wh
message, ditnified
card that will convi
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
Kpcnd u few days visiting as the guest !t,le eIPriencs. hardhir and pleu
of .Mrs. Dan Kommers.
J. W. Crawle
of the llowman-
sures incident to the trio over the
Long l-onj Trail."
Aifain thankmp you and hoping to
Hicks Lumber Co. of Vincent. Is in Krvf:t ou in the s-s.ion of the
thn c"y a short business trip anj i '-Kislature I am. prr truly. Geo.
la registered at the Somm'cr. w- Dunn, (:cator, Aihland.)
Mr. I!mce DtnnU. Iji Grande Ob.
server .My dear .ir: I have received
a cop of your Orcson Trail Edition"
which 1 have re.-id with a great deyi
I of interest. It is, indeed, a splendrtl
J. D. Yates left this morninir ar,iclc ni"1 1 wish to compliment you
brunch line train for Klein "l""1 same. Very truly yours K. !..
Mrs. M. Carroll and two child
ren came down from Vincent last ev
ening and stopped us guusls ut thn
Soiunier.
Mrs.
nn Hi
wli-ru she will si nd a few days visiting-
Mrs. J. T. nteK li-rt this morning on
thu branch line train for Klgln where
where she wll spend a Lew days
visiting.
Hubert Williamson, who for tin
nasi yeur has been iittendliig tho I.',
of Oregon returned to his liomu this
morning,.
Calvin, (Vice
Sy-itein.)
president Union l'ueific
Miss C'nnatunco Cleaver returned to
Mils city this morning on No. 24 from
Kugcuo where shu has been uttending
thu I'nlverslty of Oregon.
Ml Myrlle Chandler returned to
her ho at Klgln this morning af
ter spending a short time In this city
visiting anil shopping. .She was reg
istered at tho l'-ohy.
SH.ER.RYS
TODAY ONLY
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VENICE-
CARNIVAL TIME--AND
ROMANCE
Urn you imagine a more perfect, setting for
love story than old Venice, at Carnivatime?
.Mh;.4 Marirarrt Kelh-y left I Mm
morning r-nr I'ortland wliera who will
inake her home for some time as she
lias accepted a position as nurse in
that city.
Mr. Ilnico Dennis, ha Grande Kv-
tllllir ( )liuM-Vir I ji f:r:i mln I )rti?nit
'near Uruce: I am happy, to ho in re
ceipt or tho Oregon 'i'rail edition of
your paper. 1 knew that you were
the editor oi a paper but 1 had no
idea that it was so progressive n r
that your country was so prO''e.Hivc
as to Kive you thu support neessaiy
to put out Hiich a hi;; job. It n larg
er than any put out by similar towns
that 1 havo chanced to see and com
pares very favorably witli Memorial
editions of the blf,' cities.
You are lo be congratulated -.ipo.i
the fine support you have been able
to enlist In your community in tmeh
enterprise and on the ze.il a:id
industry of yourself and emplo c.-i
which makes such an effort po-sniMe.
I appreciate very much your nd
injr me u copy of It.
Willi kind personal reimls, I am,
cry truly yours John ii. C ark In
( Itepresentatlve, Med ford.)
i Mr. aul Mrs. Frank. Shumard.
' former reMhlentn of tlil.s rity but now
makiui: their home In Curt In ml '.
fljrlved in tho city this morniriK and arc
LKUests at thu DAvld I-'itzirerald liome.
I
I Miss IHiruthV (Irltlnns tnrlvnt in
l.a (Iramle I hit; morning from Huron
where she has been vifdtintf Mrs. l-:as-to:
Metealf. She will return to her
home at KlKin in tho morn'ux.
This beautiful drama was actually
wonderful old alian city. It is
day, marvelouslAtold, a revelatioi
and scenic perfecVion.
fibfied
i tory
i
VAL"
in the
of to-
oi dramatic
V
CARNI
With MATIIl'JHO.N LAN (J
A IIARLEY KNOLLS rioduilion
Also
"THE EDICATOK."
Goincdy.
! I'reslilent 'Penny, of Gondlug Col
li'K", I laho. left this morning cm the
.hrnm-h Hue truln ior Wallowa i.uke
ito attend the camp meetings which
ale being held there.
jl Mis. (leorge It. I.yniall return.
3 1 this morning on No. 17 rroni Salt
3 ! Lake City where she has spent the
S pusl tew weeks attending the 1.. D.
s. uuiirtcrly conference and visiting
i relative.
McNARY HACKS
Murray Wade, (Publisher Oreiron
Magazine, Kalem.)
Dear Senator Dennis: Your Kfcat
number of the "(Hixerver" interested
me irreatly. The Granlo ltonde ha-
been anion p llio foremost of Oregon's
boauty spots in memory-, since first I
saw that valley in the autumn of '7S.
1 think it was that year, possibly '79,
that we "hummers" sat in the stavre
with out hands on the butts of our
Colts, expecting trouble ' with Lian
nocks and Piutes. The ravaged freight
wagons lay wrecked beside Hie stag
road a few miles west of Mcachum'f
station.
Your 62 page edition is doubtlesj
tho biggest (and best) yet unywhere
In Oregon cant of this fat burs. 1
congratulate, you upon Its fine ap
pearance nnd highly valuable, mater
ial. TriiHt you aro well, busy and
properous, Sincerely John 1 Cliil.
(President, J. K. Gill Co., Portland.)
Observer Want Ads urine Results.
Mr. Uruce Dennis, l.a Grande Ore
gon. Dear friend Uruce: I have re
viewed with much interest thu con
tents of your Old Oregon Trail edi
tion of May -;, 1 ! "3. I also observe
the complimentary editorial through
thu Oregon Journal.
I can appreciate tke burdens in
volved in prod uei tig an oil it Ion of
this character. You are certainly to
be congratulated.
Wit li my kindest personal regards
and very best wishes, I am. Yours
very respeetlnlly. I rank C. Uramwell,
(Superintendent of Hanks, Salem.)
Mr. Uruce Dennis, l.a Grande. Ore
gon Dear Senator: 1 received your
Oregon Trail edition some days ago, I
sincerely thank you for tills good
treat.
Ili-re Is why I have not acknow
ledged the receipt of the Oregon Tra!!
Kdition sooner. Did you ever go to
an especially good show and after- i
wards want to tell a'l your friends;
all about it? Did you ever hear an I
WH?T M i rTJT especially good bear story and want
SAI.i:l. .lime 2:1. Kntranee of tlm
l ulled Slates into ii world court hir
nl.Hhes the llrsi Immediate hope for
rell.-f from the depressant under
w Inch the agricultural interests of
this nation re laboring, Sen.i'or
t 'harlot (.. Me Nary declared lt a
speech before the Marion cnenty Po
inonn grange at Turner. Wednesday,
' "Tn Mud profitable markets Is oitd
of the big problems or the farmer,"
Senator McNary Ha id. "II.- look- r.c-
'i'oms the waters to Kurupe and loni
lor (he restoration of iiea-e nnd nor-
J '"id business conditions that follow
war. t Mir etll ranee irto (he wet Id
court ma assist in brtnmi.g about
lhat happy situation, and, in my Judg.
ment, it (uniisln s the first Inniu .! .
;Tl.pe."
M' Senator McNary uls declared that
i' f hi rales p. list be red.icen if Mil
b-inter of th- wrsiern w-n t
i". linueal his labors. S i. I a due
1t ' i. he politic I out. woa.d not mvs
- i mean a oiminlsh i:; teti.tn i,
P- lailroads a, the lo.s i;i iiiv- tr
i. ten would l. mure thui ults -t hy
tin- iiiereiist-d 1. tillage. " j
'Something le don alo.i" ihl-'
line by ihe forces lhat control indghil
r-rt , else co..-.-. , x. i , ,.,,. ,H
'kmoii, I.M .f .MN.y n. j
our friends and everybody';!
Well, that's the way its been with the
seven sections of the Observer, Kach
of the kc en sect Ions have been in
t he hue -Is of seven different friends
PICKNICKERS
Honk Your Horn
Open Early and Late
This Summer.
Going out for the day?
We have these ready:
Bottled Soda
Cigars
Candy
Gum
Grape Juice
Ginger Ale
11. Porter
Cigarettes
Kodaks
Films
Chocolate Bars
Fish II
Fish Lin1
Rods
Reels
Test Lines
Leaders
Sinkers
Newlin Drug
Company
riolvs
FOR MONDAY SELLING
v
Aluminum ware
Large Pieces Heavy Weight
Here is an offering in which every practical
housewife will want to share. They are by far
the finest Aluminum values we have ever of
fered. Extra large pieces and heavy weight.
There are. just 174 nieces in this offering, con
sisting, 24 Round Roasters, 18 Cover Kettles, 6
quart, 12 Cover Saucepans, G quart, 12 Double
boilers, v-2 quart, 18 Percolators. 2 qua
Dishpans, 10 quart, IS Colanders, 24 Prese
Kettles, lOXmart, IS Tea Kettles, 5 rimfft, 12
Three-Pie.ce
We advise Vai'ly selections
rapidly.
size.
se will go
, as lift
O-. ll 1.. . ... l
oee iiium in our wincior
Glass Mixing Bowls
Just 86 more of this popular item for the
kitchen. Five-piece, heavy glass Bowls, nested.
A splendid item for general use.
89c Set
Japanese
Decorated Teapots
Another big value offering consisting of 3G
Japanese Earthenware Teapots, glazed finish",
and decorated. Five, six and eight cup sizes at
this one low price.
. 98c
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11:30 If) 2:00
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Oyster Dressing
bpi'iiig Chicken, a la Alaryland
ROAST
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New Potatoes in Cream
JOINT SALAD
DESSERT
Ice Cream
New Sommer Grill
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