La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Monday, August fi, 102.3. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Personal Mention IlilKiml wan i-oinivcnlfil nmoiiK thn quests lit tho Koli-y Kuixlny liy (It'orK' Vorri'.s. C. II. unlirr, (if KntiM-rl. ifistorpd niiHHii; Ihp quests lit Summer Sittu'rcliiy pvpnintf. iMiv. W. K. Kulc left this nninimi? fur IihIiIpi- whorp ! will viit .Mis J'cIpi- Anmliliu Tor a fi'w Any- KntPi-irisP ! ii'iii'PsPiitP'l amimc th(- (fiii-.-tn lit tho Summer last cvpii- I) V air. "mi -"is. i,. i.. j iinM.L linker was i'M'PsimiIpi1 among tho cupsts at Hip Kiilcy last evening liy "W. C. tiil.lpr. Mis. V. V. Shinlils, of Wallowa, wis iP(rilPiP(l ninuiiir tho Kueln at tho 1'iiley las' ovuniiiK. iVVallnwa was i-pprospnteil nmoiiR tho KiipstH at tlic Kulcy last pvpiiiiik hy I''rcd Italics. II. K. Skala and U. N. Oiiyman wpi-p unimiir the Wallowa visitors registered at the K.dey last evening. llarrv N. Van llouten is in I.a Gruncle' from Union today dniiiK liusi ncss at the U. S. Land office. Pendleton was represented anions the Ruests at tne Foley Saturday pvciiinir hy '1. K. 'Astor and Clayton Knotts. o inake.i hiii s 'in this oily trip and is level. The strength of DoukIuh fir and badly assorted, niid Increasing is illustrated hy the fact that hook- demand is certain to find reflection iiilf.H iluriiiK the latter part of Jul v in aliffeniiii; prii'os reaehed lo'i per cent of iiormai, SpeculativB trade is uifain croppmi; wit h uro'luction nhout 10 ner ivnt mi. sliowinir the turn in sentiment, higher. A nntahle increase in demand and larife orders at the pievious low i i , ... . . . t? i 'Pi... ...:li.. iiu.-. himi urcurreu in me nankwooii prices are neinu 01 h-m-u. u. niarket. however, no longer show a willinir- -Most of the current domanil for:nes to (riant the former concessions .softwoods comes from retailers, who and are refusing low offers. If un aic keenly interesting themselves in ahle to secure fair prices, they prefer the market in view of their low and 'to pile their lumher and thus place broken stocks, uml of the outlook fnr.'thf mselves- fn hetter nosition to suo- a prosper hnsiness this fall. Not ply the fall trade when it develops, much foiward liuyintr Is yet lieinirj Imliistrial hnsiness is well main done, hut that sta(fo of market de- tallied. .Southern pine mills report velopment is now heinjj rapidly ap-tlmt the variety of cutting orders has proai-hed. The recent softness of1 heen hetter lately, though running llip'firices tins heen largely responsihle , largely toward special sizes ami, ; for the postponement ill making; specifications. Douglas fir manufac ! sorely neeiled replenishments, but turers rale demand for timbers, rail-'. liillv Keown returned to his lmmp ; w that price-i are steadying and road and car material as brisk, at loi'hler this morning after spend- i beginning to show an upward tend- Furniture manufacturers, automobile! in" the past few days in I.a Cramle enec, ilealers are realizing that no interests and other consumers are on" business and plea -tire. He was 1 purpose will he served by further de- in the hardwood market on a larger reiri-jiereil iiinoiie- the 1'iipstM at t he i fe ring committments, bu t that delay I scale, creating a good deal of ac- i uuguL inoeeii prove a cosuy e.xperl- livuy. exports oi an worms are con- loient, because mill stocks in neurlv ' siderahly ahead of what they were Sieve Cardinier drovo up from all pioducing territories are still Iowa year ago. Portland yesterday on a short i husiiN trip and is registered at ) tttt. the Sonuner. ' lie was lormerly and Mr. liad Mrs. .1. F. Baler, of Klgin, were among the out of town visitors who attended Uhc Kansas, Oklahoma ami Missouri picnic at the liiversnln park ye.itenlay. Mrs. Ci. F. Smith anil Miss Audrey ! Woods returned to their limns at FI-, in this moi niiiK afler spending a few davs visiting relatives and friends at; linker. They were registered nt Savoy last evening. ADAPT VEHICLES ul uiiiinr I lUMtLIIUMUiJ Iiik 'KIIl.M, len, eonslil if II' hlirhw: Mm f'Hlfr:i iregiilur iiutonmlilli' passenser and 'lo have hI.IrIi rnnnem Inslfad or jtruek service cannot wall lor the coil- from wheels, mill will be e(iilppd .slruellou of new roads nil, I ihe i-p-'wllh spiclnl ilrlve wh.cln anil gear, ihulhllni; ol ohl oms, hoi thai the iuo-1. I'm tf" floaiiclni; of Ihl new '! lor vehii-h-M tuiiMt h .olopletl lo Iheitii'e .vtnrl HoliHhllei have been pro roa.ls. , Inoseil. av wetl an a government loan Tho romli. are lo lie divided Into fund. four ehisHes, aeeordlng 'in the weights 2 winen in.y are nolo lo nuslatn, 'I rall- ierr. riilh.. tli.i.i ...l.ilt in,... I ..ininr .Inly l T. ( t!y Mail) truHiB, are lo he .used wherever ile 'tree. Ah no; he is under some au rliiR t!i.. mniorJ;:-trarrie ii. large, a rorlous lyu of tomobile that has become a chestnut. IV Irafllc. ileelareii v. hlel., is recommended fur winter I esliiMlshnienl or.nsi. In niirl hern Sweih-o. This ear Is' f.et n Wnnt Art find vnnr huver. We tin longer find the village nithy under the spi-eading cnestnui Somme.' resident of, this city "but has been A. W. Egleson, w home at Fntci prise, on a short business Mopping at the roley. J. II. Walker anil Hurry Woodell, of llilgard, were registered among the guests at the Savoy lust evening. Mrs. E. P. Ashhy, of ' North Powder, left this morning for F,n terprise where she will visit rela tives for u short lime. making his home in Portland for past month. tho Albert I.'radlev and (iilhert did ders returned to their home in Pcn-lSJ dleton last evening after spending o Saturday and Sunday in this city us i o guesls at the Foley. They were ac-l0 companicd by Mr. and Itronsen of this citv. .Mrs Kay PINE KEEPS UP !5 ',-1 1 A 11 GOOD HI Mr. and Mrs. f'alowell. blaho, luiiong the guests ftvemng. .1. A. linker, of were registered at Ihe Summer lasl Mr. and Mrs. Fd Case, of liaker, are. in I.a (iiando today attending to business matters and are slopping at tho Foley. Helen Sit Ion returned to her home nt Fnterprise Ibis morning after visiting her grandparents, Key. and Mrs. A. It. .Sittou, of this city. A. T. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hill are spending Ibis week on the Minam fishing and enjoying the out-of-doors Mrs. (,'. M. Ilaker and daughter, of Cove, reluraod to I.a tjraode this morning nflor a seven weeks vaca tion spenl at Fugcnc, Portland, anil conMl points. . , . Mrs. William Shade and son, ac companied hy Mrs, Noyes left this morning on ihe brunch for Wallowa Lake where they will spend a few days. ii I iTinurui ior me principal woons,0 continues on u fully seasonal basis, io with expanding trade and increasing, price .-nihility features, .says tho American l.unibeiman, Chicago. Call for southern pine has increased markedly, ami latest reports show bookings to be approximately 85 per cent of normal, which is the seasonal We Off en-j , large l-ll1el;,n ii ififj-- 1 2 ('rtlifkisx o o o ' 'o . ,a twS3 i :! p'liliij!!iljB;llllllM I . Buick for 1924! Bjs'' ' 3 ;:a,!!if:: Ice-cold Orangeade, Lem onade op Fruitade. Made of California Sunkist Oranges and Lemons. We also have the latest device in electric al appliances for making these delicious drinks. Call in and try them. ' The Palace Buick again creates a new standard of car comfort, safety, utility and beauty! And Buick again estab lishes a new dollar for dollar value for quality motor cars: I1CICK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT, MICH. Division of Gtngrul Motors Corpuratltm : limner llulkh'ra of Hranchf In All Principal ' Valn-Ui-llouJ Mulor Cart , CitUg-UtaUrt Evtrrwhtr SOUTHARD & SHINN isfcaiiWr-j 3 WHIH ttrTtll AV lOHOIIIlH Ml huilt. BUIC K WILL HUl'U THEM A na nt In Ron. I Innillnn, hIzp Km by Ml!. Knur room ohl house, Mlird of two rooms, mm II lioii.sf. Tln'ii nn !i fiw koo1 fiiilt trpctt. f'fty Wiit.T on lot. ClOHf to .S'. hool. 1 1 ith 1h u i-hunru for. uomi: In n.'flt. 'Itihs, IL'oo.OO vault. Ii:iliim-p I f OOoO0O000O0OO00000OOOO0O0O0OO0OOOOOOOOOO0OOOO0OO0OO Ilov. and Mrs. Ii. (.1. Keith nml il;mjrlilf i', Mary, Irft ypstrnliiy hy car l'or Kniinr-tt ami -Smith's Kerry, Idaho, on a comtiiiiril ltuinoss and jileasuro trip. ' Mr. nml Mrs. Will Noal and two children .arrived in I.u (Jrande this morning on No. lit from Portland to visit Mr. Neal's mother, .Mrs. Nellie U. Neal, of this city. 0. II. Cowan arrived in La Grande this morning from" Pendleton to visit his daughter, Mrs. h, M. Holers and find a home us he ex perts to remove to this city within a nhort time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kline of Union, 10 A fnc lot In pootl tilixMj. on which th.tv room hniiHt with room water In Iiousp. Win- torntlon. n?.v in u koo1 six for hailt. 'i1y i for HtfliM. lhnsi lia.i Rood stone foundntion. All rrtiHns-h.-iwe h-rn p:iimi'd ;mH papcr fd, fin .sh;ip throughout, S'-veral Kood tn-rn on lot. fins 1-j H. It. .shops ami srhool. Thl properly ran h-i hou'ht uiih $:T,o.nir rush, halnncp monthly, r U Let I's Show V:ni Those. Grande Investment Company Rt'lliihle Agciita for Iti llalile IiiHiirniKe CoiiiiihiiIch. 1201 Ailnnia Ave. l'liono Mnln 7fi2 La Eat Drink and be Merry; d APup'sVoe I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo I W O I ! v 1 ; i I Tiilfl Is JiKcf. Uia master, a boot- ; loKKir, was arrrstd at Portland, Ore. l"or lfi d-ivs .licg.i wouldn't cat. Ho wa taken to tho jad, hv then Just skin and hones. His mas ter cried and JifTUs crk-d. Then Ji:t-a t'.tu. 'IT T" r- nne rooc DELICIOUS COFFEE PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS NEW SOMMER GRILL Corner Washington and Depot Sis. Buick Models arid Prices SIXES Five Passenger Touring.. $1295 , Two Passenger Roadster. 1275 Five Passenger Sedan . . . 2095 1695 1 563 2285 2235 109S 1675 Five Passenger Double -Service Sedan. ..... . '' Seven Passtngev Touring '-Seven Passenger Sedan . . Brougham Sedan ....... .Fouif (passenger Coupe. . Three Passenger Sport Roadster Four Parsenger Sport Touring .. . .. ... : .i . . 1725 FOl'RS ' Five Passeiiger Touring. . $ 965 Two Passenger Roadster. 935 Five Parsengtr Sedn , . . U0"5 FhurPaVstngtr Coapc.. . 1395 FmYm f. o. it, Buick fuctoriett ixvrrtnnr tax to b aUdtti. UUc W hi-elh optional, S25.00 net uiUriomtJ tzhttra. ; OOOOOOOOOOOOOO JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Guns SPEEDEX p. SCO FILM 12 fits any camera. Load yours today with the new Ansco Film for clearer, better pictures. 1 The Straight Lines ol' I he NcV Modes Arc (Iraecfully Arliieved Hy Wearing Front linn t'rsiiM Ndvnr havo the hW railed no lnlftently for linn thai tun Htraiirht mid nhn-lvr. "I.u tnille" winks w.irid. t! In K' litly pei-HiiadinkC mnphift flenh into rastiloH'fl mI I Ikim 'He- tn:ikf your kowii n jinui.dli-fitM'iK' -nieerjui. You'll love the lnw mo.h-lB of "I.a randlh'" (;U in(r you tin Unin nud liuovan v of yoni h. l.ow-topi,d and or dainty tab rleullon IlKhtly hoti'-d - hut vih thin only In their hn'M!. Ui fitted to vour in.liv l.linti model or ';iinUli" and Jny n yoiithrul flmir.- und f,--lltte e:ine thtit ts d' liuhtfut. A rmnpl'te line ef th.- tat mi initd In ntun imi lutnd. Mrs. Robt. Pattison 'or-elteri I 'In tat t-'i-W ti. 7mj imk AM) oil o 1 1 Ammunition THAT WILL PLEASE THE SPORTSMAN ALL KINDS OF SP()UT1(; GOODS AM) Fishing Tackle see rs HEFOUE YOU HUNT OR FISH Oregon Hardware & Implement Company Blind to Opportunity O PUORTUNITY today means just one thing a money surplus. You need money to tide you over during the change or to make the investment necessary to get start ed. Ready money means opportunity the power to grasp When we do not save, V are hlind to ojiportunity. A well tended savings account here means a growing amount of ready .money. It is the key to progress. Start, yours to day. . - : i United States National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON ?.ct lo Pennevs l! S lii 'MlOC'tH MJOt '"OOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' On Depot SI reel.