La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, July 14, 1923
Personal Mention
H. M. Metz. who makes his home Mrs. R. O. Krausc. of Mountain
at Baker, is registered among the i Home, Idaho, were registered among
guests at the savoy tor a tew uays.ine (clients at the Sommcr last even-
Vincent was represented among
the guests at the Foley last evening
by Chas. i'carson.
Mrs. J. W. Slaton, of Enterprise,
left this morning for Dayton, Wash
ington, on a short business trip.
Miss Eunice Herr left this morning
for Pendleton where she will visit
for several weeks.
Mrs. Jay Billings came down from
Wallowa last evening on a short
business trip. She is stopping at the
Foley.
FRUIT 11 f
1 MISERS HAPPY)
No Scarcity of Labor, Which
Was Anticipated Some
Time Ago, Felt; Workers
irove. Numerous.
Mrs. A. J. Fox left this morning
for The Dalles where she was called
to the bedside of a sister.
L. Denham came in from Elgin
last evening on a short business trip
and is stopping at the bommer.
Wm. Pidcock, of Kamela, is in
town for a few days attending to
business matters.
Miss Inez Fnrris, operator at Dun
can, returned this morning after i
shorto shopping trip spent in this
city.
Mr- and IMrs. Clark itlppey and
laughter. Ruth, leave this eveninir
for La Grande, where thev wi visit
a couple ot days linker Herald.
W. F. Brock came in from Sum-
mervillo last evening and is spending
snort time here attending to bust
lie is stopping at the
ness matters.
t oley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moon and lit
tle daughter, who have 'been here vis
iting relatives for the past two
weeks, returned to Portland this
morning on No. 17'
Mrs. W. W. Wood and daughter,
Agnes, left, this morning for The
Dalles whero they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Lou T. Jones returned to her
home at iMedford this morning af
ter visiting Mrs. W. H. Parkinson
for the past two weeks.
' Mrs. It. T. Oliver anil daughter,
Margaret, returned to Portland this
morning after visiting at the L. H.
Russell home in this city for some
time.
)
Mrs. O. E. Rvdcr. of Elcili. left
this morning for Stanfield to spend a
snort time visiting friends and rela
tives. She was registered' among the
guests at the Savoy last evening.
: '
E. C. Ilerzingcr and family and
Miss Forshaw, of Pendleton, who is
here visiting, will leave tonight by
car for Wallowa Lake where they
will spend Sunday.
Misses Gladvs Ainsworth and
Edna Jones expect to leave Sunday
morning for Portland by car, where
they will spend some time on pleas
ure, i
Dr. and Mrs, O. P. Hamilton anil
IMV. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Barren,
of La Grande, are visiting with
their friends in the city for a fcy
days. Mr. Barren was formerly
resident of Baker and for several
A List of Standard Merchandise
Will Be Given In A Series
of Our Advertisements
KEEP FOR REFERENCE
' ' '
Plain Memorandum Books, 5c to $1.00.
Buddy Memos All sizes.
I. P. Memos and Price Books. Complete Line.
Robinson Reminders, Covers and Fillers.
Address Books, Shopping Lists, Etc.
Julian Interest Books, $1.25.
Ropp's Commercial Calculator, 50c.
Robert Rules of Order, $1.50.
Scribner Lop Book, fiOc.
Expansion Pocket Bill Holder, $1.25.
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
What ure tho cherry rm-n and tho
hay furmm-fl Hinging now?
"KvitryboiJy happy? Yea, ho,
i no rruHon ror tnu above gurry
and answer, which may bo turned
Iooho on till! Grande Hondo valley atr
rythtietlcally. Is that, with holh tho
cherry und huy harvest coinciding.
Murcity of workers Is not felt in the
least. Jn fact, to the contrary, cher-
ry men and hay farmers have both
turned down applications for Jobs dur-
n g the harvest.
The reason for tho plentiful supply
of labor ut prenent Is due to the fact
that the tourists, who are passing
through I his country, are many of
them stopping off and aiding In the
harvest in a way, working their way
along the highway Thus the migra
tory help Is giving the fruit und hay
miners all tho help they need and no
difficulty in., picking ihid packing
cherries and putting "P the hay which
was expected a short time ago, is
felt.
Harvest Time Is flay.
KKpfciully In Cove, where hun
dreds are gathered gleaning the cher
ries, the harvest time Is proving a
galu affair socially, financially and
In evory other way. During this time
of tho year camps are established and
in fact Covo becomes two Be pa nit e
communities, the regular city und the
tent city.
i.UHt evening tho first of a Beiies of
dances, culled the Cherry G lament
Hall, was given nrjd was exceedingly
well attended. All were unanimous In
proclaiming tho event a complete suc
cess und u fitting touch to the social
life of the cherry town. Announce
ment was made also that a similar
dunce will be given each Krlduy eve
ning until the harvest Is finished
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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V CI-CArtEO OUT TODAY, WAS HOT TWue
!7.r:rr tmat j,- DCAr
.VHIZN ,UIT SARAH PEA BODY MAC. rCr,,T-.:.
sherbets are always of a superior
quality and a large variety ot tluv
ors. Their store is open until 11
p. m.- 7-14-tf-
The Larcest Chain Department ,
'Store Organization in the World "
tmr h m ' i m
f"" 4 i WncorboraUd
475 DEPARTMENT STORES
Deeds That Are
Remembered
years was employed at the O-W. H.
& N. depot Baker Herald.
Albert R. Currey left last evening
for Portlund where he will spend a
few days on business. While in the
city Mr. Currey will attend the
Northwest llteul Estate Association
Convention.
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FIND
IT
HERE
For ' first class dressmaking see
Mrs. Cora McCall, now at Durland
Apts., Depot St. Apt. B. Phone
342-M 6-6-lm
Have Richardson, "The Art Man"
do your enlarging and tinting. En
larging, tinting and framing, his
specialty. iKicharuson s Art 4: Out
Shop. 7-11-41.
Box wood, $3.00. Call
Main 647.
7-10-tf,
Cantaloupe Sundae
Try them at Silvcrthorn-WriEht's
soda fountain which is open till 11
o'clock each night. 0-28-tf
The Silvcrthorn-Wright Family
Drug Store is more popular than ever
this season because of their high
class ice creams and sherbets and
their ice cream bricks are the best
possible to make. The attractiveness
of the service given and the cxten-
siveness of the menu as well as the
popularity of the dispensers. 7-l4-tf.
We cam't help wondering how wars
got started back in primitive times
when men knew nothing of diplo
macy.
Copy for this column muBt be
In by 10:00 a, m.
.OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
A free people is one that endures
tho waste of billions and scolds about
a little junket.
SH.ER.RYS
TODAY ONLY
tOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
mi hid
Supported lly
"IIS
WANDA HAWLEY
THEODORE ROBERTS
In
YOU'RE FIRED
One of (he liest Pictures
Wally Ever Made.
Also
The Two Reel Comedy
"CHOOSE YOUR WEAPONS"
See the beautiful new pattern of
Wood's "Old Bow" pattern of break-f-it
and dinnerware. in the window
of tho 'Richardson Art & Gift Shop
u Is one of the most unusual and
distinctive patterns ever shown. This
pattern will bc carried ut all times
In open stock that you may 'buy a
piece at a time, in the same way
that all of the patterns at the Art
Shop are now carried- 2(S-piece
breakfast sets in thin pattern at
111. fin a set; 42-piece dinner sets at
$19.55 a Set. See this new pattern
in the window at the 'Richardson
Art & Gift Shop. , 5-1 1-41.
When you want a really high grade
stationery that is just right for some
particular purpose or function be
sure to go to Silverthorn-Wright's
Family Druir Store anil ask for their
special box paper. They keep their land
Hemstitching at the Art & Baby
Shop, Summer Hotel Blilg. Adv. .
7-9-tf.
6 per cent money. Bankers Re
scrvo System, (i per cent loans are
made on city or fairm property to
buy, build, improve or pay indebt
edness. Bankers Reserve Deposit
Co., Denver, Colorado.
Douglas Fairbanks' son now has
an excellent movie job, 'but nothing
has yet been done ' for the cider
Coogan.
Jazz dance nt Zubcr hall Wednes
day night, July 11th. Music by Ol
son's. Adv. 7-9-!)t.
the said J. M. Stubblefiold was duly I
adjudicated bankrupt, and the first
meeting of his creditors will 'be held
at the office of H. E. Dixon, referee,
at La Grande, Oregon, on Wednes
day, the 25th day of July, 1923, at 10
a- m. at which time the said creditors
mav attend, prove their claims, ex
amine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as might proper
ly come before said meeting.
H. E. LI1X.UN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
f All claims must be sworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)
7-14-l.t
The Richardson 'Art & Gift Shop
has three more sets of Princess Do
go gold band dinnerware to offer at
the introductory price offer of $6.75.
Take advantage of this special offer
if you are in need of classy every
day dinnerware. 7-ll-4t.
Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STAES FOR THE i
DISTRICT OF OREGON.
Ill the 'Matter of Cullen W. Fris-1
wold, bankrupt;
,io the creditors of Cullen w. (ns-i
wold, of La Grande, Union County, i
in the state of aforesaid, a 'bankrupt:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN.I
that on the 12th. day of July, 1923,
the said Cullen W. Friswold was.
Ink' ml indicated bnnkntnt. nmt the
first meeting of his creditors will be I
held at the office of H. E. Dixon,'
referee, at La Grande, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of July.
192:1, at 10 a. m. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business as
may properly come before the said
meeting.
H. E. DIXON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
(All claims must be sworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)
" 7-14-lt.
. Atop a great mountain, near Denver, rests all
that is mortal of a gieat National figure Col Cody
lovingly remembered as "Buffalo Bill."
Institutions like individuals are known and re
membered for their deeds, for the service they
have rendered and are rendering.
A store in itself is an institution if it truly serves
its community. It is a warehouse from which peo
ple draw upon for the necessities of life.
It deserves of recognition according to the man
ner it fulfills its position as a servant of the people.
This Store is a multiple of several hundred
similar establishments that constitute a Nation
wide institution.
.The Largest Chain Department,
More wjcanization in the World"
Man never seems so mortal or
fame so fickle as when you read the
headlines in last year's newspaper
files.
store open till 11 o clock each even
ing. 7-14-tf.
Notice to Contractors.
Scaled bids will be received at the
office of Architect C. B. Miller. La
Grande. Oregon, un to and incltidinir
July jjiith, 192.'), for the construction
of a two room school building, for
District Number 20. Union Countv.
Oregon.
All bids shall be accompanied by
cash or certified check, equal to 5
per cent of the amount of the bid.
made payable to tho clerk of
HEADQUARTERS of the Oregon
Journal have changed to Silverthorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store.
Phone Mum 38 or residence phone
176-W, E. E. Silvis, agent. 7-13-tit
Main 517.
7-10-tf.
Box wood, &1.00. Call
The young Turk will soon lose
caste as a menace to the Allies un
less he can persuade one of the Al
lies to finance him.
Have you Been Eager auou'. paint
ing you car. Phon 317-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
said district, to insure faithful exe
cution of the contract.
The board of directors reserve the
right to accept or reject anv or all I
bids submitted. 7-14-21-1
To the average American, foreign
markets urn like iiriivpr Miimnl liinir
to fall back on in case of emergency J field, Bankrupt
Best bv Test.
Try C. C. F. Lloyd, the jeweler.
Do not let any person tell you he can
not or will not do you good work
and save you money. He will if you
deal with him. Clean your watch,
$1.00. Genuine main springs, $1.00.
Ask about my J1.00 profit plan
Watch mv ads.
C. C. F. LLOYD,
212 Depot St. Be sure it is Lloyd.
Notice.
IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF OREGON;
In the Matter of J. M. Stubblo-
To the Creditors of J. M. Stuhble-
On some of the sizzling hot sum-1 field, of Elgin. Union County, in the
mer davs iust drop into Silverthorn- Stale and District aforesaid, a Bank
Wright's Family Drug Store foun-irupt.
tain und take your time and your NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
choice of refreshments and be ronl '"nt on the f.'th day of July.
and happy, for their ice creams and .
Read Some of This
Fish News
You can now catch
Trout "in the Wallowa
river. We have the
spoons and flies they
take.
Newlin Drug
Gompany
A Necessity
The farmer no longer need live without the
conveniences of the city.
But to the farmer, as well as to the city man,
a telephone is more than a convenience.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Hot Weather
Is Here
Save a doctor bill by sending your Family
Washing to us ,
We Do It Right ' 1
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The Modern Laundry
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Meacham
Saturday Night
DANCES
Itcginning July 11th
Good Floor
First Class Music
Across front Hotel
C. It. Estcs
Where The Thrifty
Throng
Hooverlzed Groceries
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VOUM LVATION THINKI
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
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