La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
Tuesday, July 10, 1923
Personal Mention
'.ho fi.slunff that
j country nearby.
abounds jn the
JnmiM Knspwfill, or union, wns a mortpllnjr 101- property al t ho corner
business visitor in the city yestenluy. jof Main and Cedar streets.
RamuM .TrtrvK prominent Ktnrk-i E. K. Johnson and A. R. StrleUn'
man of Malheur county, was in tlie.we.f unions; ihp vi iloi-s from Tnter
rity yesterday. ,l',rise wn" wore reiMei-eil at liie
lxtstinP was rppresented nuione;
.Miss Nadine O Sullivan left this
J morning- fin- Pendleton where she
I will spend the summer after atlend-
injr the Sacred Heart Academy in
HUM
r.'tiny time.
the piiests at the Koley
.Mrs. C. 'W. Womacli.
today
Mrs-. Clara Simmons and son re
turned homo to Joseph this morning
arU'i a :-!iort business ; iin !n ti,i
walla Walla waK represented city-
mnotijr the jruests at the Foley last!
evening hy !. 1). Coniirr. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. N'ohle and Je:ise
. jM. Malhoino, all of Ktitrpi ise, were
Wallowa was represented amorurt recisU-red amon the mie.l.j al the
the puests at the Kolev last Pvcninjr Sommer last evrmini'.
hy Mrs. W. F. Poole.
Mrs. ("I. C. Richardson
tins morn- to her home at Adams. Ommn. af
where she tr homo time spfnt hero and it
! Mrs. Sarah Scott left this morn-
infc-on the branch line tiain for Kn
lleipriso to spend a shorot time vis
iting relatives. She slopped last
'evening as a guest at the Savoy.
tilt' ;:iiiimor wnt'UiliK at a lookout Ktu
t ion tii'ii r 1 1: j l:or.
n!(,,'!M"l Mr,:. KIIh Walker. Mr. ami Mrs.
WHIiiMii WtKMins, ami Mr. and Mrs.
SltllliiKtM it! urn o1 from Menebam
ii.-M.iuy evening.
IMIJLER NEWS NOTES !'"". '""i fi,,-nr0 K..own ,v,r.;
(ainonx thoHi- that wpeut the Ilrd ami
i,. ,,. , wnimi i4" 1,1 Wallowa l.ake. They reported
and runnly ar rived from j'oitluml laljmi'"k """ 11
siimno-r, i
Alrr:. J, (:. Mc,'oy, Myrtle McCoy, I
and KiikscII McCoy, of Iriuon, Oregon!
were tn Judder Friday vifdlin with
i-idatlvfrt.
tc. (i. MykHlra, areompanled by 1i1h
wife and (wo ehlldreri, writ to .Mea-
i-liaia 'I'ni-hdiiy to attend the pageant.
From then- tluy we nl to linker. Mr.
Iiyltsira will spend the mnaiml
! PASTORS FACE HARD TIMES
MAN V VISIT IAK K I.VTI.K.
Han,
1 Mrs. J. C. (lariliner and son
'arrived in l.a (Jmnde. tin.
from Portland to visit relatives.
''Mrs. fJardiner is a former resident of!
this city and is well known here.
(Bv Associated Press) I.AKK I.YTl.K. nr., July Hi. Two
llIiESUKN', June 18. Mere than new eounueB nre ImIiik built In tho
'JOG Saxon clergymen are today do- JueiiHilmrhood of l-ake l.ytlo and addi-
Itnnds to In- I'Ked. ?ng extra work in addition to their turns uro lieiriK made to others. Ono
WAUfOWA. July H. A crew of religious duties in order tu eke out'of the low homer helongs to Miss
seven men will wart work on the For-:an existence. ii.imwhih anu ner wmt i i-oniano.
et Setvlen roaih: in the nort hcaMern One lnrire Dresden bank has aslthe other lo M tw. J. V. Hoherts and
I part or Die rounty this week. Main- many as nine ministers on its pay-j her daughter Margaret. Captain R
! tenance work will he done on the ;hi-1 rolls. Others have become part-j A. Moon- of Portland, who has hoen
jeo road, ami I ho Hilly MeadowH-Kirk- time clerks, factory laborers, stok- j" eeupllug his heatttiful homo on tho
land Hpr lngs road, comprising about ! ers ami gardeners. In some cases. ridife while tfcuiieratlng rrom eye
I four mJh's, will he compleifd. Ho-jtlie pastors' wives aNc lire workingjirouhle has added another r6om to
Jpulrs will he inado on ihe road h-h-tin factories or shops, while a nuin-ihhi Ntudlo.
lem In the north part of the Kore.Ht j her of them swell the household bud-j
dirrior lhti summer. irpf hv tiikine in homework.
T.et n" Want Ad find your Imver.
LA 01) CANYON NEWS
Miss I.ois Nelson left
ing on No. lil for Maker
will spend a few days visiting.
Klgin was represented among the
(guests at the Foley last evening hy
K. ('. (Jettings.
J. F, McCully, of Walln Walla, was
registpred unioug the gusts at the
Savoy last evening.
Kamela was represented nmong
the out of town guests at the Savoy
last evening hy Hob Ross.
Mrs, Clara Do Spain left last even
ing for Pendleton where she will
make her future home
' Idaho visiting.
Ir. Kellogg returned to his home
at Walla Walla this morning after
spending some time visiting at
Cove.
'Miss Itlanrhe Furnish arrived
.a (iramle this morning from Pen- j
dleton to visit here as (lie jucsl ofi
.vir. ami ivirs. Henry Hdl.
Willin Kcowii came from Meaeham
W.-drn-Mday to vbilt wit h his moi her,
Mrs. Kiln W'alln-r a d-w ila m lielore
Miss retnroiui? to his home,
ban' iiev. Ilershey and family returned
Ifrooi Wallnw.i lasl w--. They )iavo
Im'I'ii in Wallowa for tlx paHl intniih
jalli-ndliifr the ri'imlar annual roiH't-r-
nf the chnreh.
Abbio (Ireen returned yesterday
from J'orthiml where he spent the
week visiting friends and relative:
will spend several dav
tripmls before returmnir
linker wns renrpsented ifininnir t.lin ! ""me.
guests at the Savoy last evening by
Misses Mabel Perry and Dorothy
White.
. Mrs. J.
morning
for Alice
few days.
I.AKH CANYON, July Hi.
Kraiiri'H Troy, of lllch Valley
returned:l en pnguKvd in teaidi ihe sehool her
r I i if. fall and winter.
Mrs. J 1 1 It. Johnson and ilailtrhh r. J
Marv lli'len. an- here from IVndlWon !
lor a few days visit wllh Mrs. .lolia- I-1'' Hatunlay tlie Hoy Seonts went
hop's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jameson Indian Creek on a hike and return
McClurr, 'd Sunday morning.
J'rartleally the entire neighborhood) ' Saturday the Hoy Seonts will
attended the pageani al M.-aeham on K'Ve " lemonsi nit ion and sharlow
i;M, ;trd. siipfti r in Ihe Amusement Hall.
rii- .llse Delhi and Cladys Itec-1 MINam laylor Is the proud owner
ords are In re from Walla Walla visit- u "''W ''1 ear. He hrought il
hue al the borne of their aunt and ! I'011"' 'H h im from l.a Urande Tries-
uncle, .Mr. and Airs. Claude Heale.
They emtio over la.nl Sunday in ordrr
. ... i l" attend the eelehrntlon at. Meartiam.
A. W. Ma thews, president of (he m in, n. W. I'-hler .e.r.rned home
Spokane Jitle ami Loan Company, V(1111 , ,. (..,.,..,. ,I1M, W(f,,f ,.,.. shl.
I has heen eonvaleNeiag from a major
.'operation at the home of her parents,
jMr. and Mrs. Siinhorst.
HI IV.MI ,n me ciiy him, evening n;-.i Itlornhlr in for ,,,,,,,!
here visiting iIn viH ,.nilltfw. r..w h.v mi.. 1
!vas aeconiiianied liy Mrs. I.on Avrea
ut ' "ove.
.Mr. and Mrs. Sherrel Kwin and
Henry Kwin ret urnccl home Monday
evening In t)ndr ear from Portland
where they spent a week with rela
tives ami friendi. They went down
speelally to attend the wedding of
their niner Miss h'lorenee Kwin,
was
day.
visitor
l.a (Jrande yester-
Mrs. S. O. Richarrlson, of 'A.lam--.
!day
Mr. ami Mt-H, MeHride, Air. am
.Mrs. Wilfred Westen.skow, Mr. ami
(.Mrs. Irvln Westenskow, Mr. and Mrs.
i HnvneH, Alr-s. Dave Osltorn, Itoe Oarn
land daughter V"ra, David Oshorn,
(ioyle Tinker, llrrt Tinker, Kdnahel
j Myers, Charlie Myers, Ceo Taylor,
! Xelm i Taylor, Arthur Peck. Mario
to
h-r.
Mrs. Kalherine Wood and daugh
ter Airs. Rhoda Anderson, will leave
tonight for Toledo, Orewon. where
A. Cernian left this!thr5' wiI1 visit Mrs. W. A. I.indsey.
n the branch line train
i Klgin, arrived in the city yesteniny
jvi.siting friends and relatives. .Miss
'Wade is well known in this -ity
as she was once a student of the
Sacred Heart Academy.
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Southard &
Shinn
who . n
vun uiarri.Ml tu i 'lari'iic.t (JT-c.-n of o
Iloui'y C Ilnnson enme down from
Knlorpii.-p lu.st PVPninir on it short
linsi.icsM trip anil is stoppiii); at the
Foley.
Mr. nail Mr. C. W. Hall an,!
ihiulitoi', of l.oslinn. aro n'istcreil
anu. i. ); tlie kupsIh nt the Koiry for
n lew iiiiy-v.
Rohert Murry left last pvonhipr for
ft"iso iiihi I'.iiuniicl whoio ho will
spend several weeks visilin;; friemls
an.l rehttives.
.Miss Ora Ilethel anil Kn.lie Tliomp
flon, of Klifin, spent yosterclay in tlie
rity visilin friemls anil relatives re
turning to their homo hist evening.
Mr. inn) Mrs. Thulium Crowley, of
Itoy, Washington, are visitinir'willi
Mr. nnil Mrs. Jarvis Kmi(;h anil '.Mr.
unit Mrs. .lohn French.
Miss l)onilhyri1roeil(!i-,or 'Ttuf.
ley, Mnlio, left this iiioriiini; fur Kn-
terpnse where she will visit at the
Iiev. Heath home.
I nion. I loth have many rriinl:i li
I wlin will wish liieni iniirh happlm-HK
Mrs. Ivitln l.i piii'r, of ,1'nsen, Wash-
IliKlon. islleil Imti last w-i-k with
lli'r par.-nls, Air. ami Mrs. I-:. T, I'fM'h-
ler. t'l'ltiriilnir lionn. on thr l.'oarlh.
I hit l M 1 1.' (innijnii'r linroiny llanahi'r-
i.iaiin-il l i.r a fi'W ilas loniri-r.
Walter Philn, who makes his hnmp
at Oswefro, t)rei;(in, arrived in the
city last evpiiinjr on liis way lio.ne ,v
fiiim u trip thrniii'h the east to
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Itiilclc Automohllea
Ituli-k Service
Ituiek rails ami Accessories,
t'hoill; Main r.S7
Cor. Adams and Fir
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Mrs- C IT. HukIik, f V'eiser, Ida
ho, is in this city for a short time re-
FOR SALE
Fivo rooms, pantry, rloseti, cold
storage, cellar, Karate, chicken Iiouho
mwl run: two totH, iit water, also n
ffood well, elect rlo llirhts. Situated
mar Second Hlreet on IMvlslou Htreet.
I'rlee 5I7HU.OI), am $4ihi.iio r:ish will
handle il. Ilalsnce monlhly Imitall
inentH, $L':..oo per month, tneliidlm: Interest.
Rls-room niodern limine full bane- O
tuellt, furnished. Cood Kn located Iq
mm iMiiimi niii'fi, neur .iorinou laiier-
nacle. J'rleo $;trmi.(iO; 40 jnv cenl
down. Italauce monthly liiMtallmenta.
Good hotel In Wallowa, dolntr a
pood ImslneHH, 17 bedrooms, kitchen,
dinlntr room and office, iranie, barn,
rhlcl;n lioime, how bou.se, one en
or land, located near larj;e Nawmlll.
l'artten owninc It are R-etHuK old and
llreil ntwl w.i lit tfi ..II. I .,
till clear. JhiH .a to :ifi rei;ular board
tiH all tho time, All I'nrutsln'd 'iinl
Well kept lip. 1'rlce (ISDlMl.iHt; $L' f,lHI
tawli, balatii'e :.(i.0 per iiioulb.
Phy, Black & Stoop
III Till l. ;rnnde National ItanL Itido
I,ii (riiiide, Oreuou.
J'iiom: main no i
UMj. HIDililllBSBgiKl
Suffered 25 Years
I AM entirely free from my Tiles
and aches and pains," writes
one of my former women patients
who, after suffering 25 years, was
cured by my painless, non-suri;ical
treatment. But this case is no ex
ception, as scores of letters in my
FREE illustrated book will testify.
I um no knife, anaesthetic, clampf, liga
tures, stitches, burning or other disagree
able or dangerous method in treating
1'lks, anil CUAKANTIili results.
Remember my guarantee
means a positive and per
manent cure no mattir
how severe your rase
may he.
DR: CMAS. J. DEAN
2ND AND MORRISON PORTUND.ORtXON
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service, i'hone Main (J2.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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Milli
ions an
dM
ovies
r"T'IIROUGri the medium of slendei strips of celluloid
JL an actor appears simultaneously on thousands of
screens in as many different towns. On the same evening,
he entertains great armies of film fans who eagerly pay
their money to see his performance. t
So the movie star commands a king's ransom for a sal
ary, and a fortune is spent profitably, to provide a proper
background for his art. The movie multiplies personal
ity and earning power. ' ' 9 ?
Advertising does the same thing for a merchant or
manufacturer. In a single, day it takes his message into
thousands of homes to tell folks why they should have
his goods and how to get them. Advertising endows him
with a thousand voices with whicli to tell his story.
But the value of advertising is by no means confined
to the advertiser. It has a very definite value to you.
A glance through this paper enables you to sift out tho
things that interest you. Sitting in your easy chair you
can compare values and prices. In a moment you can tell
exactly where to go for what you want and how much'
to pay.
Figure, how much useless walking and talking and how
much actual money you can save by spending a few mo
ments daily with the advertisements.
Every day this paper contains information for you.
1
The Hupmo
Tlie ; real est
Value
Today hi a Four
Under Car,
The Cleveland Six
Itenuly . Power I'eononiy
A K.irr Combination
Tlie Touring; Car, M.ID.VII)
1 O. It. l.a ;raiid
demonstrate
e(
wonderful van.
Smith & Frees
l.A
17 ,lrf fi'rsnn Ave.
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(nil ntnln :.JJ.
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Tired and Sore Feet
Are made comfortable by the frequent use of a good
foot powder. We carry the leading brands.
Rcxall Marathon Arch Sclu.li's
1 Hist on the feel and in the shoes every morning and
you will have great relief and comfort.
.V READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
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: Just Arrived fttlfife
Si Patent leather one-strap with red kid trimmimr. ' h W tr r-ts "Sjw.- :J
j i-eJ kid covered Louis heels and turned soles. ; 1 $j, H , Yl'M
o1 Same as above in fawn (tiarler and patent vamp ; : ' v IMW'V I
I 'ith Cuban heels. ffeUH- '
! Tworoal,ivclu,m ' I - mm-m
j The Bootery Inc. mtU '
g A I'aradisc for Tired Feet ptSt3 1-N !' y-'jfr ,1
g Home of the Arch Aid Shoe . JWW't
1 GROVER SMITH, Mgr. Wfv
; ' -m -,
The ffgyg Store
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
HI VII INK SHDI- AMI IvrKY
All 14 In. In of Miienlnciy. Aulonuil.ll.s unit Tnictors H,.mlrert.
(Jvtrlmuli..l nml It. built.
AoHyli.ni! Wvhllnif of All Kln.lii
Oyllnit.T llnrliiir uii.l OmthIzc lMstnna
Omikahnri. I'lstoim nn.l tnn I'lnn ItiKrouu.t
ilve V a Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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I You Wouldn t Urink
g Stagnant Water
Why hreathe dead air?
;et a fan
at
12
H. & S. Electric
o 10 1 Depot St. l'honc 39.1-W g
o Summer Hole! Rid?. g
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Are You Keeping Pace?
N these days of rushing business, keeping pace with
1 things is not the smallest task the. business man must
perform.
The banker today has tlie responsibility of keeping up
with the trend of business and the causes and effects of
the changes. We do moreover all our infonnation is
open to our customers and friends. It is our pleasure to
help them in keeping pace.
United States National Bank
LA (JRANDE, ORECON
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