La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1923, Image 3

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 17, 1923
Personal Mention
home
her
1 1 tor spending the day
I 'shopping mid visiting.
nr. 1 homos. Hefty, of Cove, was; Mr. nnil Mrs. E- C: Attwater and
a visitor in the city yesterday, j Dorothy anil Irvin Attwoter, of Spo-
ikune, stoppeil over in this city last
Raker was represented among the cve''jr as quests at the Somnier.
truest;; at the. Savoy last evening liyi
J. I'. Thomas. ' ' Kdwar.l Ward nnil Charles I.ee
Imotored to Wallown yesterday
Vincent la renresenio.l nninni, ihlwlll'p they spent tlie day "on bu.-i-
(rucsts at the .Summer last evening
by Thomas llarrell.
Mr. and -Mrs. N. H. ItenilnRlon. of
Hunituctou, are in this city on ft libort
l;husintN trip and are stopping at the
I uii-y.
in the city.at Vincent, arrtveit hi l-a Cmmle last
evenlnu. to siM'iul u ri'v ilays Ihtc vis.
lllng unit snapping. Sin. 1m ifglsi crt-d
at the Foley.
Hohert French, of Cove, was
among the out of town visitors, yes
, terday.
Ki X. Oreen. of lilnho Palls, was in
thb ciiy last evening na a guest at
the 8ommer.
Wallowa was, represented nmong
the quests at the Savoy last evening
by Prank II. Kisher.
ness.
James Clark ami .Mr. Hollenhack
motored to Union this morning
where they spent several hours on
business.
Cove -lust evening af- Miss Cooke, who muki-s lu-r homo has been spending the past month
visiting mentis unci relatives.
.1. S. I-'isher, of the Union Central
Life Insurance Company, is in town
today from ttoise, on 'business. '
Miss Esther Satterberg, of Walla
Walla, arrived in I.a Grande last
evening to spend her vacation here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lot Snod-grass.
W. W.. Dodson, of Summei'ville, i.
in this city for u short time at
tending to business matters. He U
registered at the Kuley.
Jack Stareo ' came down from
Starkey yesterday on u short busi
ness trip and is stopping at the
Savoy.
K. W.
Wallowa.
Kuesl!: a
Mr. Mt'K
of Wallowa.
MoKcnate and ranilly, of
wi'i'n regtsh-ri-il nmoiiK tlie
the ' Honuner last cvi-nlng.
axle Is a pruiiiliu-nt druggist
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Slides and
children, of Yakima. Washington,
left this morning on the branch line
train for Wallowu where they will
spend -a few days visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs- f. 1 trill and niece.
iftol.lle Maple ..f San fVilro. fnllfor-
nla. are in lids city visiting at the
KlopfVnsteln homo.
Al "Moregaard came down from
Wallowa last evening on a short
business trip and is stopping at the .Wallowa, .who has been east vstoocr
r oloy.
Mrs. W. S. Thorpe, from Ohio, left
this morning on the branch line
train for Wallown where she wjll I
Miss Ann Shell, 'accompanied by
Mrs. Albert Currey, left yesterday
for Wallowa after visiting in this
city for several ('.ay. Mrs. Currey
will visit relatives tht-ie for n short
time-
cheering to the American Child
Health Association, which is engaged
in fighting typhoid as well as other
diseases which affect children and
mothers.
280 Hours in Air.
(My Arjioelati'il l'ress)
LISBON, June 25. Colonel Sac
c.'tdura Cabral, one of the Portu
guese aviators who flew from Lis
bon to Uio de Janeiro, referring re
cently to his project of flying
mound the world, said his itinerary
would he divided into three purts.
The first would be Irnnr Lispon til
Japan, 11,870 miles; .second, Japan;
to Newfoundland, 7,580 miles; third)
Newfoundland to Lisbon by way of
Faval and Punta Delgada, 2,110'
miles. i ' , - .,
On the basis of nn average sjieei(
of 70 miles tin hour, the aviator,
would expect to spend 280 hours in
the air.
T.et ft Want Ail find your buyer. ' -
Mrs. Sax -Bruce, who has, been
visiting in Salt Lake for the past
two weeks, has returned to her
Typhoid's Low Death Hate.
Illy Associali-d -
visit relatives. She was iiccom- N1-3W YORK, July 17. Control of
panied by her son, C. II. Thorpe, of typhoid, fever has made such prog
Wallowa, who has been east visiting. ress that in 1922 the death rate for
this disease was the lowest ever
Mrs. K. Larkin left, this morning
on No. 21 for Ilaker where she will
visit relatives fora short time.
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Miss IM'aud Reed returned to hcr;R01nc 1,1 t"'s cllV-
home at Elgin this morning after ."
viiii.. r-;o,..i i it,; ,.n,. r,.,. .. Cm, Steve Hutchinson and L. Z. Tev-
r. . . duvs. v " rill, prominent residents of Union,! Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Ilohn, of Port
ii. .T represent,! among - are spcnij,,,, the day in the city on mmJi llrl.Ved in this city recently and
the guests at . the Foley last evening M). nm, Mrs. j0p Houk1,s1o11i. of business. ,e spending some time hero visit-
" ' 'v Cove, were visitors in the city yes-j ' , . , jing relatives.
n v . '1Afi uu Hatin-miin- tn I half h.ttun I ti or I tnn .-- i-. u. vi-m, bj. -
a. i,. iirooKs returned to his homo : r-' 'l lu """,v v n rwin .,.. Miss r .ill in MOuiuln.
, all of Yakima, Washington, were
I. R. Snook, of Ilaker, spent Vp-!",,risWreiJ u"lon -the Kuests ut the
twiliiv in thP rilv mi hnsinoss "nml : Summer last evening.
ftt Imhler this morninir after
short business trip in this city.
Pendleton was 'represented among
the jruests at the Foley last evening
ly Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Norliy.
Harry L. West, of - Union, spent
.several hours in the city yesterday
; attending to business. .
A. .N. Stondahl, of Union, was
nnionjf the business visitors in the
city yesterday .from Union.
I.. T. Standley, of Aticel, -returned
home last evening aftor spendinp;
the duv in the city on business-
also spent several hours visiting old
time lriemis.
.. Mrs. iRayborn (Janes, of Cove,
spent several hours in the city shop
ping yesterday, returning to her
home last evening..
Mrs. Virgn Attorbury returned to
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Ch ernes
We will accept Itoyul
Ann Cherries Monday
Morning. Get your box
es for packing at Stone
Warehouse. .
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Smith & Frees
1517 ilefferson Ave.
- LA (iUAM)i:, OKFXiON
Call Main Eaa.
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THURSDAY
C0BipB0n
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water
Take
Salts to Fluah Kidneys
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
Miss Iva Hug returned yesterday 00(1.
from Farmington, Idaho, where she' Thep
re
corded, according to figures com
piled by the Metropolitan Ufa In
surance Compnny-
ltased on statistics from one-sev-
mitl. ..f tl,n ,nl-,l .,l.,i;.i ..r llin
United States and Canada, the'
death rate in the year mentioned
was ".(i per 1110,0111) of population.
In toil the rate was ViM per 100,-
figures
are
particularly
! Eating too much rich food may pro
1 duce kidney trouble in some form, says
a well-known authority, because the
j acids created excite the kidneys. Then
! thev become overworked, get sluggish.
clog up and cause all sorts of distress, j
: particularly backache and misery in the
kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe
headaches, cid stomach, constipation, j
j torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and i
urinary irritation. I
The moment your back hurts or kid- (
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, begin drinking lots of good ;
water and also get about four ounces of '
J.;d Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a lanicsnooniui in a glass or waier
j before breakfast for a few days and
I your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from tlie acid of
' grapes and lemon juice, comlaned wilh
liihia, and has been used for years to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity! also to neutralize the
acids in the system so that they no
: longer irritate, thus often relieving blad
( der di.ordcrs.
Jad Salts can not injure anyone;
; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
' water drink which millions of men and
women take now and hen to help keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean.
' thus often avoiding serious kidney disorders-.;
By all means have your physi
cian examine your kidneys at least twiot
I a year; (
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embnlmer,
Ambulance Service, i'hone Main (52.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
These Warm
Days
You will want some of our Lunch Goods.
- It is not necessary for you to walk to town to
do your buying.
Just use your phone and call Main 75 and
your order will receive prompt and careful at
tcntiOil. J. G. Snodgrass
109
Depot Street
Two Phones
Call Main 75
No Charge for Delivery
Home Grown
RASPBERRIES
For Canning
Can furnish these, during this week, and next,
. price about $3.00 a erate.' ' y .
ICE COLD WATERMELONS ' . , -ROCKEY
FORD CANTALOUPES '
HOME GROWN STRAWHERRIES -
Pa 1 1 ison Brothers
Grocery
, -; PHONE MAIN 80
n : 1 " MEN
Strictly
Cash
IT IT
n
ere s a
JULY CLEAR A
Rousin
g
E SALE
Strictly
Cash
NO RESTRICTIONS! NO RESERVATIONS! NOTHING WITHHELD IN THIS RADICAL CLEARANCE. EVERYTHING A MAN WEARS, FOR WORK, FOR BUSINESS, OR
FOR DRESS-UP, HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO REDUCTIONS THAT WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN. BUT WE MUST OVERCOME THE TARDY ARRIVAL OF SPRING. WE
MUST REDUCE OUR HEAVY STOCKS. YOU'LL MAKE A DOUBLE SAVINGS THROUGH TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THESE FINE SALE VALUES.
SHIRTS
Extra Heavy Work Shirts now 65c
$1.50 Signal Blue and Polka $1.15
$2.25 Signal and McDonald with two
separate collars : $1-70
All Dress Shirts with and without col
lars ONE-THIUD OFF.
Ide Linen Collars, two for 25c
UNDERWEAR
$1.00 Union Suits '. 70c
$1.50 Union Suits $U5
$1.75 Union Suits $1.05
$3.50 Union Suits $2.75
$1.00 BVD style 75c
$1.50 Genuine BVD $1.15
SOCKS
Puncture Proof Ifose in brown, black
and gray 10c
25c Hose 20c
50c Hose, two for. 75c
75c Lisle Hose 50c
$1.00 and $1.25 Silks 75c
SHOES
$10.00 Crossett ...-..$7.65
$ 7.50 Dress and Work $5.65
$ 6.50 Dress and Work $4.90
$ 5.75 Dress and Work l..:..........'.$4.2o
$ 3.75 all leather 8 in. top Wdrkl....'.$3.20
$2.85 all leather Work Shoes. ....$2.25
ALL CLOTHING 30 PER CENT OFF
INCLUDE ADLER, COLLEGIAN AM)
GOLD BOM) SUITS
Asia
Bros
"Tlie Store That Keeps Faith With the People"
All Straw Hats
ONE-HALF PRICE