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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1923)
PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, Aufrust 17, 1923 Kenosha- KJbsed-KrotcJi Union Suits ALL STYLES OF COOPERS .. CARRIED BY US $1.00 to $5.00" 38 La Grande's Quality Store for Men 20 1 Depot St. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley j .ii-jt as??., j "is-v -'-i-ii-J TM6 POTATO USED ON THS HOTEL DESK. TO STICK PENS i N. AAS f J THROWN AT OSWAUO tMAMUEKa,WWH t , . - ' ANMOVeD BT OSWALD SNORIM5 ON THE PORCH . I Uncle Sum I! rooks is ill from Im-, short time before going, on to the blor toilay visiting with old friends, coast They visited friends in this He is stopping at the roiey- ciiy. , -. - ir fitul Mr. C. 1W. Mi-Namor of! Mrs. J. W. Younir came down from lleppner, are among the visitors rcg-j Enterprise last evening, on a com- istercd at the Savoy , for a short time. Personal Mention Wallowa was ' represented amonr. the out of town visitors in this city vesterdav by E. E. Willard. He was J I registered among the guests at the Sommer. . I i Baker was represented among the 1 oniteno guests at the Savoy last evening by a. a. niouuon. Baker was represented aiiionK the guests at the Foley last evening by Harold Aughtry. 'Miss Gcorginiinn Jensen is ill T.a Grande today from Union visiting friends anil shopping, She Is stop ping at the I'olcy. Ed. Burr of Pendleton, is in this . . ItllV UJllllV tllLUIIIIIIIl IW VUI.1IIC.1 111" Cove was represented J tcrosts and is stoppin6 at the Bom. by C. S. Aitken. Wnlla Walln wiis represented nt Miss Mildred Shorrick, of Hood River. Is in this eitv for a short the Foley last evening by W. A.tjnle visiting friends and is stop-r Hcnott, who is here attending to pnK ut the Sommer. i , buslncsi) matters. I '. .1 ,, . ,, . , wii., i Miss Violet Byng returned to htr . i.ii mu ,....... .J(s.... , , . home in La Gwnii c yesterday eve. Walla, are in this city visiting . at, . nf, the M. A. Adaris home or a fcw, , VuhV Walla and Pendleton oh '',"ys- ' j J business. ! y, i " Mrs. E. J. Snxrnn left this mom-! Mrs. !!. I. Barker mid daughter Ing for Wnlla Wnlla where-she will; of Cove, left this morning on No.' spend a few weeks visiting lelu-' 17 for Portland, where they will tives. . . i visit relatives for several days, i ? : H. M. Wade and L. Westrom niO Miss Marv Fune Collier of Port iti I.H fil'ando for a Tew days oililnnd, left thin morning for Eiiler business and are stopping at the piiso where she will visit for a few H.ivoy. They make their home at days. Your Business i Appreciated As the only exclusive Stationery Store in this valley, we. appreciate the public's confidence as shown in the large volume of our business in the community. In return, we always strive more and more to deserve that confidence, givinp; our customers every advantage, of our savings on large pur chaseof a high class stock and of our spirit of .friendly, cooperation. . ' i , ' ' .' -. . ' Your business appreciated. Newlin Book & Stationery Go. Mr- and Mrs. a A. Iltobson of Red Wing, Minnesota, were register ed among the guests at the Som mer last evening. . Air. .and ' Mrs. iV. A; .''Snider left last evening for Winona, Washing ton, where they will spend several days visiting relatives. Mrs. A. J. Cook and son Thomas, left last evening for Oregon City, where she will spend a couple of weeks visiting her parent Mr. and Mrs. W. W- Rogers and daughter left last evening for Echo, where they will spend a few days visiting friends. Frank Conner and family motored over from Union last evening, spend ing several hours in the city visit ing. Miss Josephine Collins passed thru the city laHt evening en route to Boise after spending several days visiting in Elgin. . ' Mrs.- Lloyd Anson yesterday re turned from Wallowa ' lake, where she spent a couple of days visiting with her sister who is an employe nt the Wallowa Lake park. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoefs passed throrugh La Grande this morning from Wisconsin en route for Elgin, where thev will visit for a couple I of weeks before going on to Port land. SH.ER.RYS LAST DAY Louis 15. Mayer Presents REGINALD MARKER'S Production of "Hearts Aflame" This is Mr. Marker's biggest picture. And the man who made "The Storm'' and "The Old Nest" makes only big ones. It's in 9 Wig Reels l.llrs. G. W. Taylor nnd Mrs. Wil liam Reedy, nf Tenedo, Washington, left this morning on No. 17 for Pen- eton, where they will visit for o bined business and pleasure, trip. iBoi.se was represented among the guests at the Foley last evening by li. Q Batt. 1 ,, ; : . : Johnnie " Jacobs of Union, was a business visitor in the city yester day. . , ...... -' ' Mrs. 1C- J. Scriber .of Joseph, ar rived in the city last evening and will spend several days here at the home of Mrs. Wesly Harrison. Mrs. (Rose Hunt and mother, Mrs. A. Hampton left this morning on the branch line train for Enterprise, where they will visit for a few days thejr hav lieen spending their vacation,- they wera accompanied by M'sa Helen Campbell of Portland, wito will spend several days in this city. . .vf' Buclt former transfer man i clty' but now nav raiser or Hermiston, returned home last night after spending the day in the city on business. Mr. Buck stated, I like my home in Hermiston, but it sure is a grand and glorious fccl nT to get back in La Grande and see few of the old faces that I used to know." OOOOOODOOBannnnnilnnnAAnnnn o . 5 o o FIND IT HERE lb by 10:00 a. m. o o s o o 0 o o o O . . . , -r O o Copy for this column must be o o o uooooooooooooooooooooooooo Salvation Army food sale, Satur lay. August 18. Grande IKonde Meat Store. 8-17-ltp Lutheran Rally Picnic at River side park from 11 a. m. to n. m. Sunday, August 19th. Come and have a good time with us- Zion Lutheran Church. 8-17-lt Desirable li-glslulion: A Tliroe- Sinrlle-Limit for Cheerio Ficnda and Optiinunlucs. The Largest Chain Depmtment " Store OiKanization in the World" mm I'M 475 department: Wffl Remember our cooked food and dressed chickens tomorrow at the Exchange. 1519 Jefferson. Mrs. E- 8. Norri.v Call Main 780. 8-17-lt ' ' .' Special One-fourth off on every article of children's summer apparel. Don't fail to see our window. Art & Baby Shop, Sommer Hotel Bldg. ' ' . - 8-lU-at Hunger, the Best Sauce. II. R. Newport, of the Newport Construction company of Pendleton, is in town on business today, . He is stopping at the roley. Mrs- Albert Currey has returned to . La Grande after -chaperoning a party of girls nt the head of Wal lowa lake for the past week. John A'. Simmons of Enterprise, passed through the city last evening on. his way to Lewiston iWhere he will spend several days visiting with friends. , . . Robert Wakefield of Union, pass ed through the city last evening on his wnv home alter spending sev eral days visiting in. Wallowa. . , Mr, and IMIrs. Ted. Cooper of Free water, , returned home last evening from Cove, where they have .been employed during the cherry harvst. Mrs. i John Murchison of Cove, has been in this citv for several days attending to .business. She will, re turn home today. Sauce is used to create ar. appe tite or relish for food. The right way is to look to your digestion. When you have good digestion you are certain to relish your food. Chamberlain's Tablets improve the digestion, create a healthy appetite and cause a gentle movement of the i Dowels. adv. Just what 'you need for dandruff : and itching of the scalp and forj falling out of the hair, is Germi-1 cide and Dandruff Eradicator, anilj it costs 75c. One bottle does, the I work. Silverthorn-Wright's Family i Drug Store- . . ; 8-17-tf ! Another version. - Xiei rid o( th. dimes and the dollars will get rid of themaelves. of for r Diaper Rashj YOU want to relieve bmbv'a tnrmentincr rutin nd itching juafd9 0 oon.ajoa Jflt ' Trr Dri Start Firit 'Baby Powder Best for Baby-Best farlov Mrs. Will Jnmieson ' returned to hcr-hoincm Ontario this morning after visiting her mother, . Mrs. L. Graham, of this city, for some time. Miss Jean Stearns, Miss lone Za ble, Donald Funk and Stewart Ben nett drove to Baker last evening ahd enjoyed a swim in the natutorium. W. M. Scion and family, who for some time have been located in this city left this morning for Los An geles, California, where they expect to locate. Mis. Harry Plass left last eve ning for Knmela, 'where she will spend the day with her husband, who is employed on the O.-W. at that ' point. Box Wood Box Wood Put in your winter's supply goon dry dox woou now. j White' Pine Box & Lumber Co. 7-ao-tf-i School Books. A large stock is I now on our shelves and more com-; ing' In every few days. We can! supply all the demands promptly in I scnooi book ana scnooi Silverthorn-Wright's Kami Store. mm Ml mmm 1.5 Stylish Dress Trousers For Men Who Care! !, A fabric, a pattern, a color or shade and a price to ' teet everv wish. Well tailored and serviceable rousers, assuring utmost satisfaction. In such desired colors as grey, ilue and brown fancy stripes. Worsted Trousers $2.98 and $3.98 AU Wool Trousers $4.98 $5.90 $6.90 AH Wool Serge Trousers in plain grey and blue $3.98 to $6.90 All our trousers are made with alt loops and may be had finished lain or with cuffs. Tailored to hang vaccfully. Boys' Two-Knicker Suits a Just in Time for School! . Our assortment offers all popular models: belted all around, belted backs, plain or patch pockets, pockets with flap to button. Everyone a style leader, and whether for school or dress wear, they are ideal. j Two Knickers With Every Suit The sturdy make and extra 'knickers give double service. Greys Browns Tans Greens Blue Your choice of all-wool serges, tweeds and fancy cassimcrrs in. latest patterns. Uncommonly good values at $690 $9.90 it www : r mm m nil i xi Id I ' r- J 43 2.90 .The Lai-Rest Chain Department, Store Oi'traniwition in the Voild iyUPnru'See the 'window at the Richardson plenty of them, Silverth 8-l-tf jArt & Gift sl,on- 8-14-0t. family drug store. ,rn-Wright's 8-15-t. ITJust belore sclioo begms. iome white r,(.,, ;iewi,ig machines orders now I"' " , ."i'-" .... .. i Kent, hell and repair, ht) imw whiles un Wnn 1 7 just ueiore scnooi uegins. vinu IV.. r.-il - While Pine Box and Lumber Co., ,01 sc-"" supplies, sucn as lamecs, f,. rent .ul0 per nlont,. New Phone Main 698. 7-28-tf. i ;,""'K ,Lul l,ul,K'. ,:uv"" Foley Bldg. Phono OSS W-' 8-14-lm. j ink, pens, pencils and over a ton ( Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. iof ."JV1'00' boi,ks nw,on "r "helve. . TT ' 7-lQ.tf, waiting for you. Let us have your I .orders utuiy, -uciuie uiu lusnnig . at Dressmaking alterations and re- .n?0 ,B0, ur n.BnvcluT, modeling. Work , guaranteed. 1.104 Wright's l'am.ly 'Drug Store. 8-17-tf , Penn Ave. ..'.-' 7-28-lm.i van ror uios. . . Scaled Bids will bo received by the I the City of La KatiinlHv Auirust 18th. Hear Olsnni; 7-Piece Orchestra play "Old King t omnussion o Tut." at Zuber Hall. 8-16-3 1- Miv. Roy Karley and son, Keith, arrived in. La Grande last evening from California, where Mr. Farley Is in training at the Presidio, and is visitng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ticoiKe H. Currey. White Rotary sewing machines. Rent, sell and repair, Dress-making course free. New Foley Bldg. Phone 58a W. . 8-14-lm. C. II. Davis is among, the busi ness visitors from Baker 'today. lie is registered nt the Foley. Hemstitching at the Art & Baby Shop, Sommer Hotel Bldg. Adv. . -7'9-tf. OUR TRUE FRUIT CHOCOLATES CARAMELS NOUGATS All Fresh and Cool Art lovers will be'deliirhted to have the privelege of learning to do Per sian Clay Jesso Art Work. The received a very complete stock j'f i the Red Wood Articles in me mini Si Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Chinlund, of book ends. Candy Boxes, dresser 'formerly of l.a (irnnile lut now lo-lboxes, candle sticks, sconce lights, ijented at Spokane, Washington, are I plaques and many other oojecis in KS in tnis Cliy. u uccomtcu wim , . . tsronxes. rnis torm oi uecumuun m very popular in larger cities aim many people have found it to be the most facinating of art works- The Grande, Oregon, tor the hard sur- i facing of and over-head crossing J known as the Second Street Viaduct , of approximately ono thousand i (1,000) square yards. Bidders will J furnish their own specifications and i shall lie required to give a maintain- J mice bond for a five-year period i from date of acceptance of the work. A certified check in the amount of ten per cent of the bid, as a guar- Richardson Art & Gift Shop has iust'antce of execution and completion of ' What an Have Been Molting Iorva contract after awarded, must ac- , company imi. i,nei Ks win ne tc i turned to the unsuccessful l.idilor. J The Commission rescrw. .ie -ignt to reject any and all jids. Bids will he received up to 7::I0 J p. m. August 22, 1023, at the Cnm-'i mission Room in the City building at la Grande, Union County, Ore- a 1 1. spending several weeks ' Mrs. George Wolfe of Dillon, Mon- ;tana, is spending several days in ! i the citv contemplating on moving to ! c-. .......... t iiru:i : !fir nmiiliilities. ilesiirns. and etlecls ale ii.-ii-i ll UIIKIM- Millie III mio utjir-"- , o - - -. . , i'oIi. i. ik. ,.f n i.- Hum-1 unlimited when working with this I Illicit, formerly of Dillon- clay, lluv ami hundreds of objects of i Art run he created bv the worker. ' m: r'.m.o I r-.u-nnitk Work- This week. Kichardson ine an School Books, School Supplies of ! Sjnmn " returnod home last cveninfr! Man" will give free information an-l every kind that wil be used 111 the, 'from AMoria nnd Seaside, whrrft 1 instnirtion along this Imp of QJ-k- S-hnnl 'H.mm. we hnvr. in Mnrk nnd Ron, Bv onlor of the OoinmissurTi of the J City of La Grande, Orejron. AuKust i 8, i" J. E- S TFARNS, Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon. t Auc. H lOt. "AH K TIIK PiNVKLOIMC" AND KNOW TIIK TIU.TII Some ffllnwM i thi'oufh lit'' on tin- piti iit in."l1niif I lio-iiy. I'luniy oi luftri-, u faiH-y I;i1m 1. j.itfj iitmlily lit tl' itiKn-dH'itiK. Ttio lunch Uk nii'l not cnniifili worK, Hoiim .used cms follow tliiit ruh1 piolty rloHfly. LoIh of KKj'pt inn paint. yimlH of suli'snn-n'f; smooth talk - iili'l then yh i;i ri:ii'ly for thi' HKirUrt. (Mir policy In ih,'hl -nbon; T;u c from I his jr.iut ice- Wi il:irt in first k Willi the stuff tlwit. fii!iti:i for mit ist'iH lfny I r;i nsport: -t Mill. ,M'('luinir;:l pert ict ton fil;t jinl linn pnint. W'f put th' proof In thv Knvi'hipt :in-I iittnclr il to th. an: This puis im nd In :!! vl iiml i.i,;);t'ralf(l ciainm iy sariii"ti. I 'roof is all tluit inti-rrsla on, nnd dial's what wo furnish. Southard & Shinn I'scd Cars 1 I III Adam Ave. ! Fit Your Face Newlin Drug Company LOGANBERRIES Home Grown, Crate - $2.25 RASPBERRIES, crate - f 2-23 LARGE LEMONS, dozen ,17c BLACKBERRIES, crate - f?.l; NK c FRKSII TOMTOES crate $L') S I RING BEANS, fresh, 8 lbs 2 ic A PPL S-Soking :or E ing-box ?1.40 FRESH GRAPES, 11, 20c CUCUMBEM i taw. 3 for lOe BARTLET PEARS. 3 11. 2.1c CUAB APPLES FOR JELLY, apple box $1.60 N'.11' for I? FRESH CORN, dozen 2,c MUbkMLLLONS, lh l.,c PROMPT MOTOR DELIVERY MAIN 49 WHERE TOE THRIFTY THRONG HOOVERIZED GROCERY .J.
