La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1923, Image 5

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 30, 1923.
PAGE FIVE
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Local News In Brief
hinsVfnll pompnt Mtnmpnt nlaster- Baron 18c a pound at the Peonies
ed flftills. liiunilcvVtinvs. furnncow, Market. ti-15-tf
, tonm hat, Vliftfe violets with
Unfair clost, luunnry
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tt COMING EVENTS
July !. -Old OieRon Trail Pa-
II pant at Top 0' Blue Moun-
H tains. tt
U Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair tt
at Elgin.
tl tt H tt tt tt 11 a
1 Et M iit'ii to Iionlim' .
Mr. ami Mrs. A roll lt Wlllctt roturn
imI to tlii'lr homo in Lost Inn lust ev
i-nliiK utter upending ti couple of luyn
Id th rliy.
winning the ilentul essny contest ami
llio n cut llltlf mini of ten ilollarn was
a niunt urceptultle prlao lo this llttlo
Bin.
Mian Klulne C. Ponkltn also of Cove
wan unuther pi lso winner, of ten clul
hU's In HiIh content.
In (Jnimlo Yesterday
Mr. anil Mrs. . 11. Hale, of Sum
iim i IvIU'( were visitor. in tin city yon
it'nlay. , .j,
New hnimhter
Mr. and .Mrs. O. W. Hoars were
mm In huppy June 25th by the. arrival
of a new six-pound Imhy Kill, born at
tint homo.
Itnml Itclionrsnl .Monday
All members of the 1.a Grande
Municipal band aro requested not to
forget hand rchetirH.il next Monday
evening at the Klk's Temple.
Marring Llit'iises Issued
.Marriage licenses were Issued yen
tenlay to Juntos McCormlrk nnd lles
Kie NhalVr of 1 ai Grande. Licenses
Vkfro also issued to Iten Itarrle and
J.illls Wilson, also of La Grande.
I'pews Hark From I'ortlnnd
V. (.'. 'rws, assistant division en
gineer of the state highway depart
ment, has returned to 1-a Grandn af
ter spending the past week in Port
laud ami other Western Oregon points
reporting that he enjoyed the trip immensely.
Buy Scouts Heady
The Hoy Scouts aro now In readi
ness to take care of the large crowds
they will feed Ice cream at the pa
gennt July third nntl fourth. Yester
day they' took their equipment to the
top of the mountain ami spent several
hours at hard work making ready and
pitching their tent. -
I ii ion IMoiieers
I'nlon has a couple of 1853 pion
eers in the persons of S. F. Cusiok
nod Vivian Kennedy, who en mo to
this section about that year. They will
lie accorded places on the rostrum
with President. Hurtling at Meacham
July 3d, at the time of singing the
Oregon Trail Pageant. I'nlon UepublL
ran.
Married This Morning
routing as a complete surprise to
their many friends in I .a Grande was
the marriage this morning at 9:4i
of Miss Inez Hughes nnd Hun Hulrio.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hughes of this city.
Mr. Hairie was horn in liaymond,
I'tah, and has been In a resident oi
Logan. ltuh unlit the past few
months, when he hns been employed
at the Palace Confectionery. While
In Lit, Grande he has won a lurge cir
cle of friends who join in wishing
the happy couple the best of prosperi
ty ami happiness. Mr. Hairie is twenty-two
years of age, ami the bride is
eighteen.
Kangaroo Court Working Haiti
Kangaroo t 'ourt lias dona noble
work for the past 'few days In the
removing of the white collar wearers
from the streets of this city. Judge
Hlrnle has shown no leniency toward
the criminals who break the law by
wearing the forbidden collar nntl has
carried out his work of dealing Judg
ment to the culprits with unerring
judgment. Good word must also be
spoken for the police and deputies
who have succeeded so well in bring
ing the high collar gentlemen before
the judge. The chief sentence for the
past two days has been that of carry
ing the banner up and do wit the
main street advertising the dance that
i he Oregon Trail Association is hold
ing tonight at Meacham.
NEW TODAY
FEMALE HELP WANTED Wartted
at once, three ludi'cs of ortfinary
education to take lip worlrin Child
Welfare. Six hoifr cluvf $80.00 per
month to start wjn. Call Mimf
Sweeney, SommeV Hotel, room- at).
,.6-30-ltp
LOST Male bin!
heavily ticked.
?U do,''
black headn
31.9-M.
MO-ltp
WANTED Good hav strfeker. Call
2JJ8-W. U-30-ltpU.hildren
Mill. 'Iff Wins Suit
In I ho rnsit of the Rtltto Credit
fiervlen company VH A. 11. l-liiilrileson
anil son. tile jury returned a verdict
for Hie plnlnlllT of $2113. 4'i. The .suit
aviih a civil case involving the fines.
Ion of payment of a hill which th
rtefenilant Illleffeil hail already been
Heltleil. Tin? case was tried hefore
IiiilKe J. "W. Knowles who is presid
ing al the Juno term of circuit court
in I'nlon county.
necefved Kssay IVIm
' Utile Jeuno Weimer. of Cove, via
lleil I he County School superintendent
office today and expressed her delight
of he prize sho recently received by
FOR SALE 180(5 Second St., sven
room furnished house. ruljrbnse
ment, set tubs, steamheating
plant, living room, during room
nnd den vi'h oak floors, pass pan
try, Dutch ; kitchen-range, electric
stove, coat room' lavatory, fire
place, four1 bedrooms, clcsets with
outside ligllV' linen closet, cedar
closet, both rooms, double garage.
G. C. Hopkins. 6-30-2tp
FOR RENT-X2 house kfcepinft rooms,
1707 Jeffecson. " B-30-2t
FOR SALEExtra well (constructed l"
modern bungalow, tj Marge rooms Ji'
built-in sleepingx porch. Dutch j"
kitchen with usuai cupboardsNanil
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MICHAIEWern
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Take A Thru Train
To CLINT'S Today
and be through with worry and worse!
The store that values your business so much
that it makes Value its business, is the store for
you today.
Make this your first stop and put a stop to
making mistakes in selections or being mistaken
in saving.
Open until S:30 o'clock and no one is going
to growl if you come in at the last minute.
Michaels-Stem Cool Cuits $22.50 to $46.50
Allen A Cool Underwear 95c to $4-45
Neusfadter Cool Shirts $1.45 to $5.85
Lanpher Cool Straw Hats $1.95 to $8.85
Cheney Neck Ties 70c to $2.45
True Shape Hosiery 25c to $1.45
Outing Togs for the Whole Family to Wear
. Camping or for Vacation.
Sfore Open Monday Evening Until 8:H0
We Close all Day July 3rd and 4th
Headquarters for Clothes for the Pageant
Standard Merchandise of Quality
windows, liner elosit. luundrvr police.
chute, FrenchVjVnte mirror -door, rf- C. F. Lloyd, the jeweler, is now
I'vpui Mirfi, wun me
Cc. Try him fo:
fire place,-built-in hook aases, seat V oj ut4 at 212 lie
drawers, well kept Iuwiik; trees.Vl.a. Oilmde News
shrubbery flowers, cement' sideVTwaYlfr clock und
sunit
econoi
walks, two lots,. clean, quiet -unique
location, jiear.court . houseJSchocl,
convenient tojtown. $.uC0.00 for
all. .Cash required ,$V!00.00, bnl
Unoe lerms. l'hone 'for appoint
ment to inspect , 34:i-W. J. H.
Traynov, ljjOO 7th. St. U-30-tf
FOR SALE-i-One Victrelaf as good as
new. Call at 170!) Wash, or I'hone
.Main 6t2 0-30-3t
Watch Lloyd Win.
iWho is Lloyd? He is the ieweler
located with The La Grande Neiv
I Co., 212 Depot St., try him, it will
pay you. "lie snure it's Lloyd."
Watch my ails. (i-:!0-lt
WANTED Experienced wnuxnT of
reiyieineni wipnes u jmsaion as
housekeeping, inffulro Grande
Ronde Valley TnTiise. .fi-30-ltp
WANTED A voman for reneral
liousework. Call Farmers 200.
V ti-;i0-2t
on shares. Tods, team juwtvood
furnished, .tflniles fxmtfTown. Call
evenings, l.Wft-Madison avenue.
(i-30-ltp
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FIND
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HERE
und jewelry rennirinir,
setting and engraving. For'
unsuccessful, and returns plans and Ladies. iinany years. Silverthorn-WTlgHt'R
specifications to this office- ' For a limited time I will clean Family Drug Store. 0-SO-tf
Bids will be received to the hour your watch fcr $1.00. (. C. F. Lloyd,
i Kvrn-uany p. m rniiay, Jiny inp jeweler, Jia Hepot St. "ISel t,i... f f Tllinnlu
(ith, 102S, and must he accompanied!
by n certified check in favor of the
City of La Grande, Oregon in Wie
amount cf ten (10) per cent of the
econtnny, service and efficiency het,e acceptance' and completion of
cant ue ueat. ue sure us i.ioyd Contract, if uwarded. Checks will be
Watch my ads.
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returned to- unsuccessful bidders.
The Commission Teswves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Commission June
20th, 1!I23. .
J. E. STEARNS,
June .10-10t 'Recorder.
Notice.
School District Nos. 40 nnd 00,
Kameln, Oregon, are asking for seal
ed bids for the following contract:
fainting the si-nool room inside;
painting the tencherage inside and
outside; also finishing the playroom
insiiie,
q-Ua l.Mi. will k T..I.. ft
MAN WANTED-Cut and haulwaodigas. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
MRS. G- E. TROMLY,
Chairmnn.
MRS. ELSIE EVANS.
6-2:l-9t Clerk.
Call for Bids.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Commission of the City of LnGrnnde,
Oregcn, for the construction of the
improvement in Improvement Dis-
ojtrict number 124, within the city of
oa Grande, Oregon, according to the
9 ! plans and specifications of said lln-
o ojprovement, now on file in the office
o ,. , , ,. oof City Recorder of said citv. A de-
q ujiy iur 1111a i-uiiiiiui inunL ,,u oi . r nn w.ill 1. ,. -.
Oil""''" v"."" " yr: iciuici n:.
set oi pians anu specuicaiions, whicn
amount will be refunded, if bidder is
In by 10:00 a. m.
60000000000000000000000000
In these dry tlmeB tho way of the
transgressor is. hard to find.
Celebration Notice.
Log-Cabin Store Service Station
arajVsummit auto park, 20 miles from
La Grande on Pendleton highwny.
City prices. (i-12-3w
Bacon 18c a pound nt tho Peoples
Market. . ti-15-U
Have you seen Eager about paint
ing you car. Phono 81T-J. Shop at
1002 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
Butter 80c a roll at tho Peoples
Market. (i-15-tf
Superior quality of bath caps, of
all' pretty colors and patterns for
children and grown-ups at Sliver-thorn-Wright's
Family DruK Store.
,,. v;-" -. (i-30-tf
"When the Clouds Have Vanish
ed" waltz, will be played by Olson's
(-piece orchestra at Aiuer hnll Sat
urday night, June 30. ... 0-28-,'lt
For first clnss dressmaking see
Mrs. Corn McCall, now nt Darland
Apts., Depot St. Apt. B. Phone
342-M , O-B-lm
Butter 80c a roll nt the Peoples
Market. 0-15-tf
Meet w your- friends at our store,
,oave your parcels when out shop-
(Ting with us. Use our phone. When
ni need ot ice cream or sherbet or
if you need anything in ice cream
made specially for your partf call
on us. Silverthorn-Wright's Family
Drug Store. (i-3()t'f
! Read the Observer Want Ads.
j The paths of glory lead to tho pay
ing teller's window-
Medium Brown Hair,
looks best cf all after a Golden
Glint shampoo. 0-5-4 1
Cantaloupe Sundae
Try them at Silverthorn-Wright's
soda fountain which is open till 11
o'clock each night. fl-28-tf
Sale of U. S.
Army Boilers
G gal 98c .
7 gal $1.29
Vs gal $1.48
8 gal $1.G9
9 gal $1.89
10 gal $1.99
F.L.Lilly
Hardware
Call for Bids.
shure it's Lloyd." Watch my ads. fir"lhW ' VZito
- '''"""' Store: Please mail me two bottles of
1 your Germicide and Dandruff Erndi-
I'leUv and stvlish stationery. The ,ui.i. llo....,,il I hnmrhr 9 Imlilec
very latest in colors and designs in i i i m you. It has stopped my hair
gray. You will find our stock very from falling out anil no more danil
ccmplele and our pricos most reason-1 ruff trouble. I wont this for a
able. We are selling all stationery neighbor of mine, John iMIaning,
at le-s than it has been 'sold for In 'Virginia, HI, H-30-tf
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Sealed bids will be received by the
Commission of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, for the construction of the
Improvement in Improvement Dis
trict number 125, within the City of
La Grande, Oregon, according to the
plans and specificatiens of said im
provement, now on file in the office
of the City Recorder of said city.
A deposit of $!.00 will be required
for set of Plans nnd Specifications,
which amount will lie refunded if
bidder is unsuccessful, 'nnd returns
same to this office.
Bids will be received to tho hour
cf seven-thirty p. in., June 27th
1923, anil must be accompanied by a
certified check in favor of the City
of La Grande, Oregon, in the amount
of ten (10) per cent of the amount
of bid, as a guarunteo of the ac
ceptance and completion of contrnct,
if awarded. Checks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders.
The Commission reserves tho right
to reject any or all bids.t
By order of tho Commission June
13lh, 1023.
J. E. .STEARNS,
June lfi-Kit . Recorder
Be Your Own Landlord
POME OIT SI-XOAY, .H'l.Y 1ST.
A wonderful chance to get a home site ot lllverslde Is now pffered you.
One of these lots, wllh room for home, garden, fruit and chickens in
yours for only five dollars down and then only five dollars n month.
NO 1NTHUHST IT1I1 TWO YKAHS.
This land Is sold absolutely free of Interest Tor two years. Only S per
cent interest on deferred payments afler two years from dale or contract.
IIAltli l I'ltH'IOS
We offer Ihese lots at $'iS lo 8!ix. They ore positively the biggest bar
gains in A Grande property today.
Riverside will easily double every dollar you plnnt there.
niscoi'XTs
A discount of in per cent Is allowed on lots pnld In full within 3n days.
I'KUI-'KCT TITliK
Contracts are drawn up in office of Win. Miller, ll:l Depot street.
The title to this property is perfect, nntl yon get a warranty; deed nfi
t It lo Upon completion of contract.
All your payments are made at the office of Win. Miller, except, the first j
five dollars, which Is paid al the grounds. !
Purchasers should bring their rive dollars Willi (hem nnd nvold dlsap-
pointmeni, as no land Is reserved without a deposit.
OWN' YOrit OWN IIOM1-:
The majority of people go through life never nwhlng a home nf thelr
own. They have paid In rent many times the price of it home, but have;
nothing to show for It but. a huncli of worthless receipts, which would not
buy a shingle for their own home.
Itl'.NT IS A lll'.IlT
Hent Is a debt that Is never paid. You can pay rent nil your lire, nnd
when old age comes, If you rnnnol pay, the landlord will turn you out Into
the street, although you have paid him the price or your House every ten
years. t
A rented house Is not a home. I
Tho ancient Talmud said: "He that owns no land Is no man." j
. Henry Clay said: "When a. man becomes llio owner,. or Ids own home,
a new patriot Is born to the nation."
MHV IS YOVIt ('IIANTF. j
In order for you to own your own home you must own your own land first. .
Perhaps you have never felt able lo own land. :
Hut since we offer you this grand opportunity there Is no longer any
excuse for your not being a home owMr. .
We have put the price amf terms ynihln your enHy rencll.
UK YOI'R OWN IIANKi:lt
When you put money In real eslalA you become your own banker,
ltenl estate Is the foundation or all wealth.
Tho befit Investment on earlh is a part or the earth.
THIS SMALL MONTHLY l'AVMKXT
Will make you n land owner.
Will start you toward a home of your own.
Will put you on the road lo prosperity.
Will make you Independent In your old age.
(lo nut .Second street over the viaduct to ltlverln Prhnol nnd you are on
Ihe Addition. If you want any further Information, phone our office Main I
Wm. Miller
ll:l Depot Slroel
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Office Open from S A. .M. lo H I". M. Hiding This Illg Sale
Dresses for
Summer Wear
You will want something 'cool
and dainty for warm weather
Our stock is quite complete
with the newest things in all
Summer fabrics.
All moderately priced.
French 6k Greene
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A.R'C.A'P.E-
Sunday Only
. CAESAR OF 1923
A Shakespearian Travesty
BURKE & LILLETTE
A Breeze from Broadway .
THE GREAT "E. B." . ; , '
Athletic Novelty . .
'"" "' " DIXON & FREEMAN "r'r Ht
The Overseas Girl
Coming Monday.
"ONLY 38"
CARR't
I Oil Cltl. HIT NO INTRItl.ST
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How Will They Wear?
that's the first question a man thinks of when
lie buys his work clothes. Next thing he looks
for is comfort and plenty of it. The third is
reasonable prices- :,ilt
You'll find a combination of all three here.
ASH BROS, ii
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"
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Don't be Mislead
Come in and visit our new.cool Lunch Room;
also our big. new and modern Dining Room.
Our food, prices and service will please, the
most fastidious. . ,.
Open from fi a. m. to 9:30 p. tn.
Parties Given Special Attention
If you are looking for a dean, place to eat,
drop in and let us serve you.
Corner Washington and Depot St.
New Sommer Grill
CLYDE DECJOUS and BERT SLUTZ, Props.
STAR
y TODAY
SUNDAY
GILBERT V:
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CEORGE BAK!lMXUTCIIEON
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CIMtO HlMf
VJf WW I II
A Drama of Graustnrk nnd the American
Who Saved a Throne.
Also ' : '
"Oil! SISTER"
An Educational Comedy
'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
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