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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1923)
PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, July 19, 1923, 1 Personal Mention MIbs Wllmu Stun ley loft this morn Imk on thu brunch linu truln for Wul lowu whero she will vliiit a couple of weeks with friends. " B. F. Wilson, attorney of Union, Is in the city on business today. Miss Morion Phy was among the visitors from Union, in the city last evening. Arthur Harlow, of Monument, was a business visitor at the U- S. Land jmco today. Mr. and Mra. 11. K. Uurtholumcw, or Htunfluld, were In this city-lust even ing as Kucals at thu Foley. C. M. Moore, liuk'cr attorney, was In thu city today attending to busi ness ut thu Land Office. Chris Faurso, employed as bridtf. .engineer by the stute highway cour flelul business. : uvrehie Campbell, of union, was among the out of town visitors the city last evening. " Miss Alice Hall, of Union, motored ,tn this city last evening spending several hours here visiting friends. Ferrall Hess, of Union, returned to his home last evening after spend ing several hours in the city visiting. . Pendleton was represented among the guests nt the Suvoy yesterday by A. J. Sullivan- . C. K. Thornburg Is down from Tul ocasot today; on a short business trip and Is slopping ut the tiuvoy. Mr. and Mrs. William Koostlu-wero In from Klgln yeslcrduy visiting and shopping. Mrs. Mitrlun llolmun, of Portland, Is In this city visiting her mother, Mrs. J,. A. Mulkey, for a few weeks. K. H. Slater, formerly cashier of tho First Nutlonul Hunk ut Union, now re signed, Is hero loduy on business. Margaret and Jiuvld lllatt left this inuriilng on No. 24 for Uukcr wheru Ihey will spend several duys visiting relatives. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. F. Hug, who mako their home at Elgin, were in citv ewtrdav transacting business and visiting friends. Guy and Dill Goble, of Medical Springs, left this morning for Wal lowa where they will visit friends for a few days. Mrs. Alice Neal, who makes her home at Enterprise, is in town to day visiting and shopping und is stopping at the Savoy. Reid Dallon motored over from Union last evening spending several hours in the city before returning to his home. Kntcrpriso ' was represented among tho guests ut tho Huvoy by lust eve ning by Allen Mcudors. linker was represented among tho giU'SIs at tho Foley lust evening by G I'. Lilly, who is hero transacting busl- Mr. und Mrs. ltoy 11. Rlnto, of Ilend, wore registered umong the guests ut the Hommcr lust evening. Mrs. K. W. Ilirehflcld returned to her home at Klgln this morning ufter a short business trip spent in this city. ' Mrs. f,o I 'i I'urker. of Klumalli Kalis left tills morning on the brunch line train for Wallowu to visit friends for O.- C. Young was registered among a few dayn, the guests from flermiston who wen: registered ut tile Foley lust evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ciirpenter, of Froewater, were registered umong iho guests ut the Suvoy lust evening. Miss Vera Coffmun, of Portland left this morning fur Kntcrprlso to spend u few duys visiting friends. J. P. I.ottridgc, of the Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company, of Baker, is in tills city today. attend ing to business. O. K. Hopper, of Pendleton, Is In. tills city for a few days attending to business and Is registered at tho Hu voy. Dr. J. H. Gregory of Wallowa, Or., accompanied by hia family, Is in Portland for n few days anil regis tered at tho Multnoiuuh. i'ortlaud Oregonlun. The Largest Chain Department. Store Organization in the World" McCall Printed Patterns 15c to 45c im 111 111 II vr. . m wan Miti - - 4 j Klncorforattcl 475 DEPARTMENT STORES J. P. Coats Sewing; Threads 5c MiflH Murgan't i-'owlor, of linker, re turnefi to hur home last evening after .spending three weeks In La Grundo with her undo und uunt, Mr. und Mra, Wurd Fowler. Mra. It. Boynton und son returned to their home ut Portland this morn ing iiftnr upending bo mi) time vlHlt lnn relatives ut Wullowa. They were reKiatered ut tho So miner luat evening. Late Books of Real Worth "LIFE OF CHRIST" Giovanni rapine. (Translated by Dorothy Cunfieltl) This is the most talked of book of the pres ent. The Chicago Evening Tost says: "It is altogether that this book will become a world classic." "THE AMERICANIZATION OF EDWARD BOK" For 25 months this book has Ikjcii a "best seller" in America, and is selling now more widely than ever. Lord Northcliffe said:: "Best autobiography of our time." Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Mrs. Murut WcvunH, of Imnuhu, und Mra. J. A. Uulter. of Joseph, ur- rlved in the city luat evening on a ahort huftlneau trip und. uro HtopplnK ut the Havoy. Mrs. E. G. Price and children, Ed na May, Esther and Mauler Ccdric, are here from Berkeley, California, visiting an guestft of Mrs. Price's mother, Mrs. A. H. Johnson. HARDING BELIEVES IN SAVING HABIT President Harding has often Hhown his interest in the Ravings movement and has personally in vested in Treasury Savings Certif icates, the valuable savings security issued by the U. S. Treasury De partment. In a speech at Salt Lake City, Utah, the President said: "The world, its Government, its quasi-public corporations, its people acquired the spending habit during the war to an extent not merely un precedented but absolutely alarming. There is but one way for the com- If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts Sy Backache Often Meant You Have Not Been Drinking , Cnough Water Gioglhain Intensively Interesting and Attractive Presentation of New and Beautiful Patterns and Colors! We are foremost In the field of distributors of Ginghams. Millions of yards of this serviceable and attractive fabric reach consumers each season thru our Chain of Stores and each year our great volume increases because discerning women fully appreciate the splendid values we give. You will enjoy making selections from this new, fresh stock of beautiful patterns and colors. NO TE IOUR WINDOW D ISP LA Y! At yard 1A- Inspect these Ginghams excellent for service, correct In 1 cC '"'""K". nd they embrace an attractive variety of choice "VcS?!! Atl OQ- 82-Inch H. C. S. Ginghams of superior quality. In chocks, UttoLit-'4 plaidsand plain shades. Bold exclusively in tho J. C. Penney llrHftl. '" .' j'FS At rtf ' 32-Inch "Amoekeag" Chambray Ginghams In a particularly - tJM I y rJ OC a"'nt'n aMortment of styles and colorings. Bought JVCr'l Ml At OO 82-inch "Amoskeag" A. F. C. Ginghams of fine quality TlvS&OTC Wm'jls . .J.lf woven from selected yarns. We show a variety of most- -L krvwxXKk The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the World- miinity finally to get back on its left and that is to go seriously about nayinir its debts and reducing its expenses. That is what the world must fncc. The greatest and richest Government must face it anil so must the humblest citizen. "No habit is so easy to form. none so hard to break, as that of reckless spending. And on the other side, none is more certain to con tribute to security and happiness than the habit of thrift, of savings, of careful management in all busi ness concerns, of balanced budgets and living within incomes. "If I could urge upon the Ameri can people a single rule applicable oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 o 1 FIND I IT 1 I HERE jo o O o mill SHERRY'S TODAY and TOMORKO)V Whfnvou w.ilceimwithharUf1i.andlto cvcry onc them as individuals dull misery in the kidney region it may nm to every political or corporate mean you have been eatmp; foods which I mt nunT them, it would be to create acids, savs a well-known author ity. An excess of such acids overworks the kidneys in their cfTnrt to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and 1okjo' When your kid neys get sluggish and clog vou must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you arc obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. Either consult a good, reliable physi cian at once or get from your pharma cist about four ounces of jad Salts; take a tablespoon ful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litlua, and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kid neys, also to ncutrr.luc acids in the svslem, so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in jure and makes a delightful, efferves cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of soft water. By all moans have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice year. j learn to upend .somewhat less than your income all the time. If you have debts, reduce them as rapidly as you can; if you arc one of the fortunate few who have no debts, make it a rule to save something every year. "I would have our Government adequate in every locality and in every activity, and publish sentiment will demand it and secure it, and require no more, if we mav have the simple and thrifty life whicji makes the healthful nation " IS YOUR WEDDING RING "BRASS ; A Vivid rieturization of Cluirles G. Norris' Great Novel of Marriage and Di vorce. Directed by Sidney Franklin. MONTE BLUE and MARIE PROVOST at the head of a Notable Cast. acvt'i-al Bi.ca at very reasonable prices. Ask Kicharrlson. "The Art Man(" to show them to you. 7-lU-:ll A free people is one that oiiilures tho waste of billions anil scolds about a little junket. Copy for this column muat bo o o .. i q in uy iu;uu U. ill. , q O 1 O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO lust Arrived I, Mile Hoys' Nulls We want you to rail at our new Art a Haliy Shop In the Konimer Ho tel liulhllnh' Krlday (tomorrow) and iseu them. Come whether you wan! one or not ami see our Hhop. New needle and atamped goods will be on display. ART & HA BY SHOP Hummer Building. 7-iy-U Dance at llonan J I nil. Krlday eve ning. Loney'a Orehestra. Tickela 75e. Ice cream and cake l!5c. 7-1S-31 Cuban murderer gets thrvt te Cantaloupe Sundae Try them at Silvcrthorn-Wright's aoda fountain which is open till 11 o'clock each nie;ht. 6-28-tf Kathleen Campbell, Vocal Teacher, Accompanist, formerly of Portland, Oregon, studio: Kaslem Oregon Mu- HBAIXJUAKTEKS of the Orciron sic Co. Main J la. ltea. Htr.-v. Journal have chanced to Silver- 7-18-otp thorn-Wrijihl's Kamily Drug Store. Dance at llonan Mall. Friday, eve- l'honc Main 118 or residence phone Ining. I.oney's orcheatia. Ticketa 75c. 175-W, 1C. K. Silvis, aKCiit. 7-lH-Gt'lce cream ami cake L'So. 7-18-3t Box wood, J3.00. Call .Main 517. 7-10-tf. Have you scon Kager atiou'. paint ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at 190 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm Notice. In tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Union County. Charles A. Klcser, Plaintiff, vs. Maud R. Kleser, Defendant. To Maud H. l-'lesor, the above Such delirious Ice- cream In brieks! named defendant, of varigated colors, such as strawher-j III tho name of the State of Ore ry. vanilla and chocolaie. This may!Ron, You are hereby required to be bo served In slices instead of dishes; and appear ill the above entitled as ice cream is generally served. When i suit, and am'wcr the 7lailltiff com- you have a special need for something ' plaint m the above entitled .suit and very nice, try - it, at Silverlhorn-lenurt on or before six weeks from WilghPs fountain. 7-ls-tf, the date of the first publication of j this .summons, and in case vou fail The ltichantson Art a Gilt Khop appear anil answer the plain now carries ill stock 12 patterns or 1 ' fr. fr want thereof, will apply to 25 off Friday Don't fail to get a BATHING CAP Tomorrow One-Fourth Off Itentlmesronqer but , ' Ten times safer than CarbdicAcid v faftheSafe and Powerful Dimfktant In prlHon unci two death nentom-cs. It M'n Slock Dinner V:m of various. uri lor ticKiuit, and inr tne re- liite. and tirsiur trul ditiiKHH in lliivar- ,"-t i"vi iur in ium coiiinaiiii lor Inn. M. At., Nippon. Kovul Doulton. I tiic Hs.soIution of the bonds of niat- iukI ICiiffllNh and AmerU'ini Rcnil-lor-1 'n"n.v between the plaintiff and de rt'laln. lYitM-s and d.siirnu to suit fendant, and that he be decreed to every tunic i!uy piece at a time, il l you wiidi and fill In aa you like. 7-l'J-3tt will make a good deal of '.lU'eiuiiei to mm which olid of his puntshinunta they start on. "Yes! We Have no Itananaa" will lie played hy Olson's 7 -piece orehestra a) Zuucr Hall, Saturday nlcht, July 1st. 7-1M-;!! 1 t.l.Ass IMil l.s. Inc. . l a l.iiin.le. On". : nn Silver! horn-WriBhtB Kamily Store, where you can always their store and ao,)a fountain Until 11 o'clock every nlsht of the week. 7-lS-tf Old time dance at Print, Thursday. July llHh. rind l"'n ItenistitcbiiiL' at the Art Zubcr hall, 7-l(i-4t. lie the sole owner of the following described real cstato to-wit: "Com niencinir at the Noli beast corner of Lot Two in Dloek Fifteen in Cor; K'an's Addition to tho Town of La tlrande, Union County, Oregon, rnn ninu then South nltmjr the T.aet r, i !-n,e i f-.uu ikji i wo, line iiunuicd A: BllbV nnil TwpIva l'ne! Il,e,,,.n Wn l of Shop, Sommer Hotel Hide;. Adv. Iriirbt ancles n 'said last line Fifty 7-J-tl. I ''net. tlielien "i,!ih nl rhrht imirlca A new ami beautiful as.or.menl of L,p,.,,oU a1ways of a superior I Tw "l!" lamps, quality and a Ini'RC variety of flav- t the si, .,. i, i,-;rlv i.v. . iiKhi orj Tiieir store is open until 11 ,,.-o nf :.. ..A .... ! '" 7-11-tf-1 nilici- and further relief as the ... . . , .court mav seem proper. . .on t ,.,rK. t Ihe l.,inK!. in U,n.: This .ulnm.,s is pu1,i :io.l bv or- hapel Ibis evening A proeram an,l ,cr of ,,,,, (m 'j w K,)0wiCSi Kee,l K,l time whl, Baine, lee Mge (if (hfi cir(.ujl (.ou of te eream. cake ami eoltee at usual lowliSt.lt(, f 0,con f,)r ,,(,, (:n.,tv, prices. Lutheran Ladles. 7-1 :i-1 1 , . ,.cnirrs ,,lis Mlmlnns to be , I published in the La (iramle Weekly rlie most select and finest a.ssnrt-!Mm..vP y.n ,.., ....(. ...i. f..- "f really l.lKh class stationery ;K successive week.;,' requiring the Ihe latest styles and pretty ,efn,1.l.,Mf tn .,,,,,.. .....i .,,..,. tints im. I slmiies. as w ell as while. I,ef, .;iv ' (...' il, ,1.1. pianllty. Yon will fimlnf t10 fj..st '.,.,1,1:'-,,, ; nf .1,1, . piires. much lower !,os. The ,1 ne u, f;rJl nl,lie.-. than usual at Silvert horn-Wricht's : ti ..r . ' .,Iu j ell;Kamlly llniK SI ore. 7-lS-tflf Juv jyvj, " " " Box wood, $3.00. Call Main r,47. j.ltninev fort'l'hiimifVIArc.'idiiiRI'',at 7-10-tf. La (irandc, Oregon. Lamp Shades for all sizes of also candle shields and bracket shields both in Aeroplane Silk and silk decorations has just arrived at tho Klchardson Alt ,t Utrt Shop. 7-ia-:it Want to be beautiful? Use Mas net Complexion Clay. Onlv natural product on the market. Made in nature's laboratory. Free dcnion- tratinn.r-Mrs. Marcaret Hrooks, Kxclusive Apent, Room 2, Darland Hotel. Phone 521-W. Call for ap pointment. Half price for a few days- 7-17-atp. Huy a iloll Ijimp Shade l-'ralnr wired anil fttte"! wilh tin Porcelain I'urilan Doll, lit the Hlehardson Ali Gift Shop. They have them ill I men! i in all Also in bulk at very reasonable VERY FINE LOGANBERRIES CRATE $1.7-1 Cherries for rnnninff, all varieties, pound iic to 9c Black Caps, Pew Perries, Placklierries. Raspberries, Strawberries, Apricots, Peach Plums. We guarantee the quality and the lowest price. Place your orders now. MOTOR DELIVERY Prompt Delivery MAIN 49 Newlin Drug Company HOOVERIZED GROCERY j
