La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1923, Image 8

Wednesday, June 27, 1923.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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WEDDING BELLS
PEAL AT ELGIN
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I'hurch Km in) n y afternoon to attend
the meeting there.
(on.-dderahln Interest 1ft ticing
tdiown In t he nifftliiKN now hi pro
ki'1'k.m hi the Mount I'hiiHjiiit f'hurch.
Ail. .Nevlm in road net iuk Hit'
Vi.J4.
GRANGE HALL NEWS
fillAN'flK HAM.. June 27. T. P.
Smut, and family nnd Mr. nnd Mm.
!Villlirii HuirlM-H Ml Tuesday moru-
'uk nl ::t oVIot'k on n pleasure trip.
They am making tin- trip by auto
nnder was imi octogenarian nnd 1
been In very poor health for a num
ber of year. .
SlIKKIKF'S SALE
EI, CI I. V, Juno '11 .- A wedding of In
terest to i;iUJU people v; 1l r,inx-t-d
on June J K ui Sand roiui. M.ijki,
al ihe home of tin- bride's parcuix.
MiMM KnincrN Harnett and . V.- wi V.Vis
Wtr Ihe eontraeihiK pariil in I hae
many trh-nds who vM then 'he Im (
that 111'' has in store. A It IitMif. i iae
Harm It 'irt- lonii'-r re.sid n n of
nu, t hey have been in td.ti' 10'- .i
number of yen I'M. Miss H,i;''ri li Inn
had Hl ijit! success .is i . a rt-r,
. Illld Witrt it student ;mt ynir 'it 1 hi
ti. A. Mr. WfifH was in. ml ""
of lliitt Kfao'iiitiiiiK c't"M fi'oni .:.' Ag
ricultural t Nil I. -hp a in! pi in id do
teaching work his year. The will
come ti Kluin in tin- m-t two weeks,
mid will probably renin in Jo-re till
tii-honl opens this Tall.
A nuinlicr ot Klfcin people alb-tided
the fnrincr'H I iilon picnic .it h.- !..i
ti ramie i'lXy park on Wednesday A
program iiikJ. -r thf tlir.-rili.n o( Mrs.
li. AliKtoldrirk ol Imbhr occupied
afternoon and eeuhiK h-ksoii t, wil!i
tho usual basket hmcli at noon.
Anions those who attended from Ki
Kin were: Mr. ami Al rs. Iiernal Hug,
and riimily; Mrs, Sarah llekeler,
Mary, James and John (iekeler, Mrs.
J. KliiiKluimmcr, ItPta Hacker, MrH.
J.ynn Hill, and Hon Frederick. Air.
and MrH. A. Kloosira and Mrs. .Mat tic
llarmiiii ant children Wlhiiu und Al-
Heveral Klidnites liavp been called
lo Hip county during tin- first of Ihe
WPf-k, iiH wltnpHHPH In a case conccrn
iuK property iii Hip Klgiu diMtrlt't.
rpcll UutpH Weill upiiu the train Alou
iliy hIkIiI, and Floyd Calloway went
TuPMday. Mm, Galloway accompani
ed him and Hpent the lime In enjoying
Hip enterlainirieniM provh'ed by the
clly.
Mrri, Arnolil Ilu? Iuih hecu receiv
Iiik a BpeclaliHlM ailentinii for one of
Jitir earn that Iuih been canning het
much Buffering, it Ik hojied that her
Jicaring may h completely n-Mtored.
Sam Knight waH a l-u Untndc vin
llor Monday.
HrneMt W.-Ihs In fl'nlfdiing tho palnt
Ing of tho .MiiHonicHall. II wuh o,i
IhlH j)incp ot work 1ii father wuh en
frugod when ho miffered n fall Ion
days ago. Mr. Welnn condition in
very much improved and ho in ah1"
to walk down lown now with 1 tin aid
of a cane.
Tom I'ngc and a parly of frlcnd-s
were callPi-H in Klgin last Saturday.
Mrn. (I. w. Jtarlow made a trip to
Lo (irandp l-Yiday.
Air. and Alrn. lan Sommer, Mr. and
Mm. Joe Sommer and A I in. lhnrv
Soiumcr drove lo I .a (irmbln and hack
lam Krlday. They returned homo
Immediately nfler Hie ln-avy rain of
that, afternoon and experienced much
difficulty in coming aerosa the Mil
road. (
Mr. and Men. Joe Sommer weii rt'
. so vIhMoi'h at I lot Lake, in l he mtcr
noon, , ,
'I'heodore MrKlnnlH Hpont WrdneR
tluy Willi hi brother I'hll at the. l.a
Uninde lloHjiilat.
Aim. Marry (lawlih has been at tlie
thtl l.nkn Sanatorium lor moic. tin a
IWO It'ePkH. ' "
Mr. ami MrH. WllllaniH and i':iiiilly
of Milium drove up to Mount I'loamm':
'I he Odd Kellow and K' beknh ;illt r.M.ct t )10 tMX day vinitlng
l.otlKeH of Klgln are putting forth v- ,.(,rl:in(I sab m and other places of 1
iy. eiiort to iiiaico a huocohm ot uie nt,., li. foro their 'rplurn thpy
eonveitiiiiu which niept.s hern l-'riday I wM hl,ri) some tiuio at SeaHldo.
and S'litordii... riu ideinly th.-y ar-1 -n,0 ,:,m,v (r Arthur Uerry bn
working VtC t"11"' "r 'r,y-- uiove.l on tho to Hug place. The
': lift an- fcred. .-hildren atb-n.led Sunday Hchool at
The llu,; iTaiou will moet at iho ij,r change Hall whool house Sunrlay.
Klgin park. Snndav. in its third an-, ,(ttle Kditli Salisbury of Ait. CJIenn
nual phnif. All Hugs and uned-lo-;js n K,If!iI of h,.r nUni, Mrn, Arlhur
be lln and iheir iuit-d friend j(;()ideii
Hill unll. In a l:.y of ' r.-n.-wInK Mlo- v, ." , , ...u,.,, ,. Mr.
r1"" "- -""!' "'' ! .,rs. ,,,,.. m-llii-tt.!. nr.- lo.
ni l! i' t oe i iki-ii u.t a . im. . , . .... . J
. ... . eatt.-il In Silvprtoir,
10 jii'ig' i nii4. one iy, i noMe w jio re
(- ive in v it a i ions uia count t h'in-
eH Toi l llllate,
Mr. and Airs. Art , Iteed or I.a
tjrande, Atr. anc .Mrs. Alvin WeHlen-
sliow.of Inilder, and Mr. and Airs,
liern.il Hug, and sons. Junior and
rhillip, were Sunday guents at tho
il n I b-ndshadler lionte
Hat.
i:uniep Soott of Joseph Is Npeuding
several weei;M at t ho uoino or nor
gramlpareiiis Mr. and Airs. Joseph
Scot t of Alou ill I'lcasanl.
Air. and Airs. J. H. Ithotles, of I,a
tirande drove down to spend Ilio ev-
'tiiug 111 KluJn ou W'ednesttay night.
All K. of l"s are looking forw ird to
i grand celebration at Wallowa 1.akt
next Monday when they meet in their
annual convention. All members nre
urged to bo there.
eattal in Silvertoif, i iregon wherl
Air. Itrdhead has seclireir it position
with the lumber mills.
Airs. Mnttie fiohbn has bougbt the
K. o. I'ayton resideiir- property on
fedar stret in I.a tlrando. This prop
erly was formerly owned by the
Harding family. Airs. Colden moved
For Sale
10 norcs. practically adjoining tin
city limits with very good four-room
house, chicken house and park and
burn; about one-half this tract is In
oalH, fine stand. The price is only
l.TiiHt Terms: $jf.ij cash, balance,
K'& par nionlh. This Is an exceptional
valuo and will Interest anyone who
dedre to kt p a few cows, chickens
and garden.
I have a eli. ni whu I.vh a practic
ally new D,n;-' touriii': t iu:i less
than ::.imiIi miles, lnoks as will (.: the
uy it !. tt the faOrj. own r de.-ure
to buy a roii.. :i; , , ,,11,1 u, p,,v cash
dll'terence il tlie prop-i f y. i.riced
rightly, or will iisfaun.) ..'li .'".rei:c" In
price.
Two lots, close nt paved and sewer
all paid for. Just olf Fourth street.
The price will interest those who de
biro in build and live close In, near
AJeihodlM church.
I have n modern house, pracllcally
six rooms, two bedrooms, am 1111 In
closed sleeping porch, lull basement,
heiitlng plant, wash trays, breakfast
nook, laundry chute., built-in mirror;
house built last fall, on paved street
jcood plumbing and wiring. Immed
iate possession can be given.
Diaper Rash
S 'VTOU want to relieve
B baby's tormenting painX
B and Itching jutt
Jwk fl StortFirMl
'BabuTowdor
Bent fur tLt)-Bvstforou
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's
Grandmother' Recipe
Bring Back Color and
Lustra to Hair
In tlie Circuit Court of the Stntc
of Oregon for Union ('outy-
Stiite of Oregon, I'laintitt,
vs.
E. M. Jolmstone, one certain park
train describcMl herein, anil all per
sons claiming any interest therein,
Defendants.
To K. Johnstone and to all
others whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
following described property was
seized iy the Sheriff of Union Coun
ty, Oregon, on the 10th day of May,
1!23. for n violation of Chanter 2!)
of the General Laws of Oregon for
102:i. and is benii? Droceeded against
for. the forfeiture of the same, under
the provisions of said act, to-wit
One certain pack train consisting
of 1 bay saddle horso. 1 bay mule,
1 sorrel mule, 2 pack saddles, 1 rid
ing saddle, 1 ridinfr bridle, and
equipment Tor pack saddles-
The Circuit Ccurt of Union Coun
ty, Oregon, has fixed Wednesday,
July 11th, lflL'll, at 10:00 a. in.,
to appear and defend, a judgment of ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
forfeiture of said seiz.ed property!? o
Reynolds and Zim
will be' entered. io
Done and dated at I.R Oralllle. 9 '
Oregon, this 18th day cf June, A, P., jo
"". C. K. McCORMICK. 12
County Clerk and Ex-0fficloO
Clerk of the Circuit Court forlg
Union County, Oregon.
d-20-27
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Kcmedy.
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Every family should keep this pre
paration at hand during the hot of
the summer months. It is almost
sure to be needed, and when that
time comes, is worth many times its
cost. Uuy it now. Adv.
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Funeral Senvice Parlor, Lipefled Embalmer,
Amhulflnre Reii'ice. Phoa!ftlain 62.
1505 Fouih Sf
J. E. KEYNO)
La Grande, Oregon
C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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( Yicket ; Into her new home Wednesday.
Airs. A. K. Huff has just received
the ad news of the death or lier
broth r-ln-law. 1 r.T. ( Ab-xatidor of
Oakland, Iowa. I r. Alexander wasjan answer date, and all persons hav-
a physician of much note throughout nig 'or claiming any interest in sunt
Western Iowa and as thero are sev- j de.cilbed property, are hereby noti
eral Western Iowa, people n-milinK in fiel to appear before said Court by
I'nlon county, they will bo much con- said answer date and defend ueainst
1 over the sud news. tr. Ab-y. 'said proceeding. Upon your fiTilure
That beautiful, even shade of fatJf
glossy hair can only be had by brcyf ,
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and J0
plmr. Votlr hair is your chsrm It j
makes or mars the face. !;
'fades, turns gray or striked. i:aa !
application or two of Sae ijm j
pbur enhances its aiipafi;- a bin 1
drcdfohl,-- - - J -
Don't botlicr to prepare jf niixture;
you can get this famous cm tx-.i on j
proved by the addition ojrothrcf ingre j
clients al a small cost, albdy for u. i
It is cafkd Wycth's Soc and Sulphur j
Cotnpouifcl. This caiyalways be do J
pended ufkin to briiuacli the natural '
color atulttnstrc of Hir hair. i
iiverybeay uses "Aycih'i" Sage and '
Sulphur Qmipouufl now because it i
darkens snhutuJUy and evenly that
nobody caiA tcly it has been appld
You simply uiajripen a sponge or soft
brush with it-and draw this through
the hair, taking otic small strand at a
time; by morning the uray hair has
disappeared, and after another applica
tion it b'.'comes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous.
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United StatesTt res
are Good "Tires
-and "USCO'
A, confirms it !
YOUR cntliusiasm over "USCO" perform
unce won't surprise the motorist who knows
the fabric tire field.
. Every 30 x 3! tire user recognizes "USCO" as
a value to be respected and to be investigated.
The users of "USCO," know it as a money's
worth that came before the public as a leader
and that has maintuined its leadership.
"USCO" is made by the same people who
make Royal Cords.
Luna-
Where to buy USTires
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La (Jrnnde, Oregon
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Several small boused .priced rlirht
on cany payment.
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Patronize the Chautauqua
All the Week
FOR HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT
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The Grande RbndeMeat Co.
All theTi
FOR THE BEST MEATS
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The Straight Lines
of (lie
New Modes
Are (iraccfullvi
Achieved Uy
Wearing
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I rout ji4 1 on
Never haveilie Htyle called so
Insistently AVr lines that nro
stralk'ht until slender Ln t'a
inille" worKsl wonders In (jently
perNUadiim sktrpbisf flesh Into
fushion'n sllheyettt1 -ma ken your
i:owii a suiootli-fit'YnK dnccejw.
You'll love ttifc nv models of
"l.n t'ainille im? you tho
lines and buoyancy of youl h.
l.ow-topped nnd of dainty fab.
ricattnn lurhliy boned but vis
lllo only In their benefits,
lie fitted to your Individual
model of "l.n CamlMe" nnd en
Joy a youthful figure nnd n flex
ible -.ie that tK delightful.
A complete line of the Intent
niodeln always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
SANDALS
$5.50 B
$9.00
The B6j6
The Good
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LAV
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MAXWELL
Is praised by all wIk
familiar wSUjrTt.
Phone us todrur for your
den'
out
- with-
Ction, of course
Bunting
Telcplione Main 702
Customers
The business man should realize that he is
separated from his customers by minutes
In the transaction of business the use
Long Distance Telephone will mean tiff prompt
answer as well as the personal .
f
H o m e Upoepend ent
Telephone Co.
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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wmerica'sHome ShoePolish
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MAKESTSHOES?
KEEPSiLEAtHER RIGHT
,The'smart'shiriehe"'every-dayshine;fof!
.thrifty peoplewho know ihatlit's the
'littlehingsJfnat courit.big.
BlackniWhite.Ox-bloodnBro'wrl'l
,The"Sj?TNOLAlilome' Set is'aJhouseholdnocesii
EityJfMakes family shoe shining easy,'quick,'anct f
eMhomicai., uenuine'cnsueiaauDeriana oigi
amb'siwooljpolisher.- . -
TheShinola box has'a handy key one turn and the'eoverpops off'
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Persistence
tery inc.
idise
A Pan
THE coral isles X)Whe southeiy seas, fertile, beautiful,
romantic, were hnWt up liy ttfe steady -deiiosits of tlie
secretions of count leseXiny aniials.
Steady deposits in a Vayings ccount in. this bank will
build a foundation ftV yourfortune. IVrsistence will
bring sure rewards.
.having if wise
Savmg sine
United States National Banl
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
CiROVEIt SMITH, Mgr.
IMinun SJ
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