La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1923, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 2G, 1023. .
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
The Largest Chain Departments
"Store Organization in the World"
371 DEPARTMENT STORED
Oregon Trail Pageant
New Egyptian Sandals
Revealing Latest Popular Styles
Equipment
'49 Hats
1 Wet t, n WwS
I jjjj
SZ'l? - M. ' 4 (eap JOm drukiMER OROVB INTO WHITAKEBS
C LWERY STABLE TODAY - IT LOOKS AS THOUGH
K J AX rAMC WILL BP ABLE TO TRADE OFF THE GOLD
( $3.D.V
mill
Harry Carey's
Pioneer Handkerchiefs
Grey Jeans $1.50
Shirts $1.35 to $0.00
' 2rsno $1.50
))
A ruFADJRHM BRUrAMER OROVB INTO WWTAKEBS
TiMBBY STABLE TODAY - IT LOOKS AS THOUGH
rA-JC WILL BP ABLE TO TRADE OFF THE GOLD
))) WATCH THAT TUR-HEP SREEN TWO DAYS AFTEH HESOriT
201 Depot St,
Is th
ere someone
you are negJ
you
You have no excuse merely in savii
are "too busy." The world is busier for
body today. You can find time to send Greet
ing Card and you will never be in soctl or sen
tnncntal error.
muslin
its, or the
e tunes stm
Sentiment did not wane wit'
and blue ribbons, flowered w;i
coach and four, j hesuint
remains in every maimnd 1
Ask the dealer to slvtw yi his selection of
Greeting Cards. Whateverhe intent of your
message, dignified or mayiil, you will find a
card that will convey it,
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
Anderson; Song, Veta Houx; Vocal
duet, Louise Anderson, Lee Nllen
lireHhears: vocul hoIo, IJertrund Wurr
dell, Heading, Mid. C. T. lll'fty; Vo'-
c;ul solo, Iolu didders; Ladles quartet,
Mra. Towle, MrH. Anderson, .Mrs. Mills
una ivirH. i-;ins; vocul solo, tiMrs. t.lias.
Jlcllaas; mule quartet, Mr. Antics, Mr
Anderson, 'I'hos. Towle, Arch McNeill;
song by six girls, Kstcllu Wank. Lou
ise Anderson. Lee Kllcn Brenliears,
Clarice C'onklln, Miss Delia Weimar.
and Mrs. Lcltuy l.ay.
I In the state conlcm for tlie beat es
say on the care o( the tcelh. .Miss
Jean Weimar of the 8th emtio and
Clarice Conkllu of Iho (ith wero win
ners from Union couniy oulslile o( La
lOruiule. They havo received..
Slow Contractors. nwurd of ten dolhira each from the
i'alitor of Observer: I urn sure utato Dental Association under wi'ioui-
I Hint your readers and the people ot murium mom the contest Is an annual
THE OPEN
COURT
Wallowa county and of the Klgin vi
cinity will bo very much interests I
if you would let them know why it
is that the loud from IMgin to Khine
hnrt is not completed-
We were told that the overhead
bridge at Rhinehart would be com
pleted ami the highway completed
and open for travel from Elgin to
La Claude by the first of July. It
is now the 2uth of June, and the
work of grading the approach to the
bridge at Rhinchurt has not even
been started. .
The road around the hill to Elgin
hns been a disgrace to any county
this entire spring, with the excep
tion of a very few days. Now the
traffic of Wallowa county is com
pelled to go over this hud road
around the hill between Klgin and
event. Thla Is the third prize com
lug to Cove, us Dorothy Mills was u
successful contestant of last year.
A dance was given In the Maccabe,;
hall I'YIday night, June 22.
Mr. um! Mrs. Thomas ('oiiklln ob
served their wedding unnivcrsHry at
a dinner party on Thursday evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A,
A. An I Irs ,Mr. and Mrs. Ilaer and Mr.
and Mr3. Conklln.
To Wallowa Lake.
The Kdworth League of Covo is
represented at Wallowa lake by. Mlss
ea Lola Martin, Mildred Richards
Violet Hloom, Mabel Miller and Zela
Goyette. ' " 1
Mr. and Mrs. Loula Ilunimerlv and
little son or 1'ortlniid were entertain
cd at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. U.
liees on Monday. Mm. Ila icry will
Kliinohart. This bad condition of i lie remembered as Miss Kva Ncely,
uio roan uircciiy nuccis inc uusi- w-no formerly resided here.
of the City of La Orandc- ! Tho annual school eiactlon nf fnv..
ness
doubt if many
largo amount of business that La
Grande gets from Wallowa county.
Now someone is certainly to blame
for not huving the work started on
the approach to the bridge at lihine-
people reali.e thejdistrlet resulted In the choleo of Mrs.
Lora Hloom for clerk, and II. W. 1'et
erinun director, to fill the vacancy
left by Mr. I.oree.
Mrs. Nellie: Martin was called to
linker Wednesday on account of th.i
hart before this time. We do not i critical condition of her i,i-,,n,r
know whether it is the engineering tho linker hospital, tier daughter
nepannieni 01 me state or tne con-ii.oia had charge of the telephone of-
irucior. we uo Know, nnwever, inaljnce during tier abaence
the clauses m the contract between
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER Al)
OBSERVER WANT AD
TODAY and TOMORROW
Warner Bros. Classics of the Screci
F. Scott Fitzgerald's Startling Story oToday
"THE BEAUTIFUL
AND'DAMNED"
The Kvcning Observer tloes not
presume to know the ins and outs of
the contractors who are building thj
stale highways. The tusk would be
too great for us to assume, but
relative to the communication of Mr.
Clroon, we might state that it is our
I understanding that the building of
ill in,, ronii mentioned hns progressed
in a very unsatisinclory manner both
to the State Highway commission
I find tho county court of Union coun
Ity. So unsatisfactory has it been
i that we havo been informed the con-
EJ tractors have beer advised that only
Mi one more opportunity will bo given
jlhem to make good, and failing to
.lo so by a certain date the job will
i he rc-ailvertiseil and re-let to con
I tractors who have done their work on
other jobs within a satisfactory time
limit, Editor.
Willi
n
Marie fWvost
And a Brilliant Cast Including
TI LLY MARSHAL!,, KKNNKTII HARLAN,
LOl'lSE FAZENDA, WALTER LONG, ( LEO
RIIMiELY
Cointtly
"THE Font ORPHANS"
the State Highway Commission and
the contractor are binding, and that
there arc clauses in those contractn
by which the State Highway Com
mission could compel the contractor
to either get busy or readvertise the
job.
If this work is being held up at
the whim of some contractor, and
Hie peoplc of two counties harassel,
because of the negligence of one
contractor, we think it. is time that
an investigation should be made, and
the parties responsible for this ask
ed to explain tho delay.
Yours truly,
R. 3- GItKEN.
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FIND
IT
HERE
of seven-thirty p. m., June 27th,
1923, and must be accompanied by a
certified check in favor of the City
of La Grande. Orecron. in the amount
of ten (10) per cent of the amount I
oi bid. as a guarantee of the ac
ceptance and completion of contract,
if awarded. Checks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders.
1 he Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Commission Juno
13th, 1923. : .
' ' . :. J. E. STEARNS, .
June 16-10t . .. Recorder.
Pioneer (01d-Thie) dance at Zu
ber, hall, Thursday night, June 28.
Please wear pioneer clothes. Notice
the orchestra.
Oti-lt
The finest ice cream that can be
made is what wo serve at our soda
fountain and a sherbet that is su
perior to most sherbets. We serve
each day fcur different flavors of
ice cream. We arc onen till 11
o'clock each night- Why not carry
nome a pint or quart each day?
Silvefthorn-Wright's Family Drug
Store. 0-?5-tf
Celebration Nolicc.
Log Cabin Store Service Station
and summit auto park, 20 miles from
La Grande on Pendleton highway.
City prices- ' 6-12-aw
Wcdnosdnf nkrht. June 27. at Zu-
I L..II 1LJ. Jlt 1 J
nei iittii uiuib wyi ue u ju.z ounce.
vear pionefci ctulhes. b-zu-oL
: 3i
Anyhow, there are three miles of
waves that Britannia doesn't rule-
Bacon 18c a pound at the Peonies
Market. . .. (i-15-tf
Have vou seen Paver about naint-
Inj; you car. Phone 817-J. Shop al
190a Greenwood St. Z-17-lm
Butter 80c a roll at the Peonies
Market. , . 0-15-tf
For first class dressmaking see
Mrs. Cora McCall. now at Darland
Apts., Depot St. Apt. B. Phone
342-M fi-6-lm
Butter 80c
Market.
roll at the Peoples
0-16-tf
Copy for this column must be
in by 10:00 a. m.
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Wednesday night. June 27. at Zu-
ber hall there will be a jazz dance.
Wear pioneer clothes. (i-20-Iit
ioooo
rionooV
bo IMI,
thfV
(f)ld-Time) dance at Zu
Thursdav night. June 28.
ar pioneer clothes. Notice
jfthestra. 0-20-4!.
VIOLET CREAM, a most valuable
preparation for sun burn, for chap-
O ped lips. It is bound to please you
o and only 25c a bottle at Silver-
thorn-n right's Family Drug Store.
C-25-tf
EPWOBTH GIVES
HUE CONCERT
t'tVK. June -tl. After a month's
visit III dive, Mr. anil Mrs. Hay IJa
lii'r I i-l'l Montlaj' lor Kuc;cih where
Mi"y will attend the iiumuier normal.
Mis. tl, (,rne linker and (tailshter, l-;v l
ai-eoliiliiilit,-,l them,
N ina anil Crant Conlev retiirue-.l
home I'll.lay fioni Walla Walla, luak
iiik tin trip by auto.
Mr. ami Mis. W. I', llr, shears ae.it
tumlly alt . ,1 the Inneral of Mr.
nn Look al Suinmervllle Tuesihiv.
.oiiK v;u an uncle of Mrs. Ilres-
lu these dry times tho way, of tho
traUHBressor Is hard (o find.
Stalioncrv of tho latest colors and
styles in boxes, in pounds, envelopes
to mutch. You will not forget that $2.00. Melville's
our prices are less than such stu- Adams avenue.
tionery is generally sold for. Sec
it at Silvcrthorn-Wright's Family
Drug Store. C-25-tf, looks
Bacon 18c
Market.
a. pound at the Peoples
G-15-lf
Head the Observer Want Ails.
The pnths of glory lend to the pay
ing, teller's window-
SPECIAL, this week only Tea
Pots 95c- Regular price S1.50 to
Hardware, 1-128
G-2(i-4t
Call for Bids.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Commission of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, for tho construction of the
improvement in Improvement Dis
trict number 12fi, within the City nf
La Grande, Oregon, according to' the
plans and specifications of said im
provement, now on file in the office
of the City Recorder of said city.
A deposit of ?5.00 will be required
for set of Plans and Specifications,
which amount will be refunded if
bidder is unsuccessful, and returns
same to this omoo,
Medium Brown Hair,
best cf all after a
Glint shampoo. '
Golden
0-5-4t
Bids
vill be received to the hnur'fi-23-fH
Notice.
School District Nos. 40 nnd GO,
Kamela, Oregon, are asking for scal
ed bids for tho following contract:
Painting the school room inside:
painting tho tcacherage inside nnd
outside; also finishing the playroom
inside.
The bids will be opened July i.
1923. The board reserves the right
to reject anv and all bids.
MRS. G- E. TROMLY,
Chairman.
M US. ELSIE EVANS,
Egyptian effects are clearly exemplified in thejstylish
strap sambils illustrated here for women and mjsses.
They are made of black patent leather, black satin,
smoked and pearl Elk, white cabaretta. A pleasmg vari
ety ranging irom
$3.98 to $6.90
Parasols
For Girls
if
Girls will love the dain
tiness and colorful designs
of these parasols. A most
welcome gift to the young
Miss, when the sun shines
warm and bright I
Made of high quality
cotton materials and lus
trous silk, as colorful as
bouquets of tlowersl Plain
border or ruffled edge.
Attractive handles; firm
ribbed. Remarkably good
values 9
49c to 98c
"Lady-Lyke"
i Elastic Girdles
Women who have
tried these girdles
know the wonderful
conifo t they afford,
while it the same time
giving ample support
to the figure.
1 1
V
Infadc of pink Brocade
Idy uotli, with ;wide
Irgical web clastic; pan
s at the side, oermittimr.
the girdle to be perfectly
fitted without lacing. The
short front clasps afford
unrestrained freedom. A
girdle that all women will
appreciate.
$1.98
Attention "Boy Scouts"
'Die new uniforms are here. Forty-eight com
plete outfits. Everything you will need for the
big celebration Hat?., Coats, Shirts, Breeches,
Stockings. Leggings, Belts, etc. Buy early to be
sure of getting your size.
Thc Larrjpst Chain Department
itoic Organization in the World-
Call for Bids.
Sealed bids will be receive
City of I.a Crande, Oregon in Vie-'
I amount cf ten (10) per cent of the.
I by the ; amount of bid, as a guarantee o.
acceptance, and completion of
Clerk.
Commission of the City of LaCrandc. . the
Orogcn, for the construction of tile , contract, if awarded. Checis will bo
improvement in Improvement I):s-j i'ctnrr.O'1 to unsuccessful bidders.
trict number 124, within the 'ity of The Commission reserves the right;
a Grande. Oregon, according tu the to reject anv or all bids.- ;
plans and spccificatior:s of said im-j Iy ot-rbr of the Commission Junet
provement, now on fila in the office , -Otli, 11)211. 9
of City Rcronicr of said citv. A de- J. E. STEARNS,
posit of $5.00 will be required fcr June 80-10t IReccrder.I
set of plai-s and specifications, v.-'nichl
amount will be refunded, if bidder i:- I,:fe is about equally divided be-.
unsuccessful, anil returns plans and tv.-een wirhing fcr something you"
specifications to this office- (can't afford and wishing you hadn't'
Kids will be received to the hour ' spent uo much last month. ',
of seven-thirty p. in., Kriihy, Jailvj
j!ih, lil2:i. and must he accompanied F.dvalion Army Kummage Sale'
bv a certified check in favor of the 1 l-'ridnv. 1 o'clock K-'R-'itn!
R lit ai s.
Mrs. IM, n Sinllli and lllaths lileli-
anls returned Sunday from a week's
oiiiiiik on the big Milium.
Mr. and Mis. Kdward llaer of l.ln
coin. Nrl.rasha, are visitors at tti '
lnune of A. .. Alilles. .Mrs. Iluer
who l a sister or Mr. Antl.-s, ban been
, isltliiu relatli.-i. In California, and
I -Joined her biisbaud at Covo. I
I Mis. Itobi-i-t l-'rcnclt was able 1.1
il have ill.- bospiial Tlmrsday and le-
I turri to her benio In Coe.
I : The concert Klven ,v the Kwrlti
l.,-ai:ni- for the benefit of lloodill,
I'olh ne wa well all, n, ted. about lit!
Ill, 1','iiin reeeiveil. I lie folloHlllic l'ro-i
(in i
This Is The Time to CaiioliFBerries
n Alio r;LiUu lAu
FKESII STOCK RECEIVED EACH DAY I I
GENUINE HOOD RIVERS, crate
HOOD KIVEK VARIETY, from Cov.....2Xm
GRANDE RONDE BERRIES ZL... .2.M
TROUTDALE BERRIES, crate .$&3
DISTRICTS:
A New Stock of Eniil Jars All Kinds
PREFERRED STOCK MASON RUBBERS
'.) dozen for o
iMinMiiMt i. in;;, dD.en ... 2dc
Telly (Jlasses of ii Kinds '
DON'T. FORGET CERTO MAKES JEI.LY
OR JAJI One minute boiling; reg. u."c 20c
PHONE MAIN 19
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Leonard
-Mis. J. W. .Mill.. A. A. Antics, tleorgi