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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, August 31, 1923.
fairmr of (In-
Personal Mention
villi- iliKtrlt'l.
1 1
: Misd.s C. lliii.h, i:. ISon.l, I.. II.
Sh.llon ulirl l. S. l'rif.sli'r, all nt
I III.- I.iiiiIhIm ai III.- Soiiiim-r hiKt i-v.-i""'' ''
I Mill. I III J
Sllinlilir- of mipcrlnl. li.ii "i "' '""'ii "iK" nay hoin.. to Unki-r iifl.-r KlM-mllne-
"ir...- .n-v.-n.l ,lt Wullowa lal.. Mr.
Mr. mi.! Mm. J..I." Hwih r.-tilr ii. il ) ( ' '" wm '" ""'
j-,-Kl.-iiliiy rr.nn a w.-.li'a lili to I'ort-l"'"' ""' ""' H'-rnlil.
Ian. I mill (In- U'lllaiM' l'.' vall.-y lii-r
ronni'Otp.!
'IlillK.
llali.-r wan ri'in-N-H(t-il iilmiitK tin-, I' rani-ini-o iin.l rorlljiu.l, an.l will r.-.
Kil.-HtM at tin- l-'ol.-v la.il cwnlnif ly turn liy way nf Hpokaii.-.
llniol.l AiiKlilry. I Mr- Tamili-r nn.l
....... .,.-, it'.ilnily ai ovinir In lt lirall.l.-,
, , , in ' """- -r., .Mr. Tamil.-,- !. a.-,-,,i..-.l a ...
Mrs. II. II. llarriM l.-ri ll.lx inrnlni,-.ln m ll. lirnn.li I In, In r..r l-,,. .,. .,, ',, ,,,,
Mil" I'. Ill iTpriHt' till U HllUri. IMINIIlvnn iuiim ' nj, i "'i mir ill IHI1. U
trip. j mother. At i h. J. J,. I'eiry.
.branrh In I hat city. linker. Herald.
1 1. ( i. K. K. conven-
Ihe trip home y-H-
it-r.lny in Mi hours Mini :to minutes.
I. Meyers "f
IhrniiKh the tit y hint
O
linker jkishim o
ivtniiitf on his: 2
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USED CARS
Alia Phillips llllil liny rlillllt nf! Minn l-.'li-ulirir IIoiIkIhb r.r I'nitlnixl,
l'nlon win- liiinlni'im visIIiiih In 111.- Ii-I'l lliln ininiilm,- mi I In- luaiii-li lin.
rlly yi'Hli-rilay. ;lrnlii lor .luiu-pli ivln-n- hIii- will visit
, nl.-ii.lN.
Orovi-r Huffy. i'iihIiIit or tin- I'ovc
Slnli- liank, Hpi-nt bi-mtiiI lion In lhi Mr. ll.it Can. II.- r. linn. il to In i
rlly Insl f-vi-nlnr tranHactlliK liimlni-HM. llonii- nl l.o.stliu- lliiH iiiniii'ni: all.r
.ft Hliiirl tlini hp. -nl in lliis city visil-
Mr. nn.l .Mm. ('. .M. Whlti- an.l Minn
'Kth.l rlnlKiian ol I'.nillitiiii nri- In
li Hi-an. I.- on a short liiiHini-HH an.l
pli-amiri- liip an. nr.- l.-iriMt.-ivil iiinont,'
ltn- insls at llli- Savoy.
-Mi-H. .Mlu-rt - S-.va!n an.l rhil.r.-n of
Spokane, l.-ri thiH aiorninK on lli.i
liranili line train for Wallowa whi-ro
!ln-y will v I k 1 1 n.i ifii'-His ol' .Mr. ait. I
.Mr.'i. I K. All.-n.
Mr. mill Mrs. II. I Kllpalilil; lifl
l.'r.l cv.nilii; Tor I'Ihi-h. rnlif., nrior
lisilhm". l:. v. nn.l .Mrs. A. It. Slllon
MiSH Until rilson or i: lio l In tills Ink- III. ii. In.
rity fur a fivv ilayK vIkIIIiik rrlinilsi
. anil In Nloppllif,' al lip- HoinniiT. i Mr. ami Mm. A. .Moriin of Wallowa
iui'ri' In tin- i-lly on Inmini Mn yi-Kli rilay
Walla Walla was ri'in-H nti-il miionK Olnl w.-ri- r.-i,'i;ili-ri-il anions the f.'iH Nl.i
tlio bui-kih nt 111. i Kol.-y last i-vi-nlnif at tin- Sinoy.
llV It. II. I.VOI1H.
.Mr. anil Mia I '. I:. Hawl--v of Wa--ol' tliin cily lor noun- tin!.-. Mr. Kll-
O. A. ItllMt In iniionif tin- IiiihIiii-hii In Walla, an- iil IIiIh rlly to-lay rri ' I'Ji I i'ii-lc lia.l many imml tilings lo Hay
vlHltor.s In thin t it y rioin l'i Mill. Inn. IJiinlm na ami nrv Hlopplni.' ainoni; Hi,- Mr t Im valli y.
Jl- la mopplm; lit tile Kolnnii r. K"'-IH at tin- l'oli-y.
Mr. ami Mrs. l I-:. Wooil of Walla
Vincent wiih ripre.nnl nmonic ti Arclifr llfliren nml llonalil M ileli-: Walla w.-i-.- i-.Klti-nl aiiiiini; tin
ItilOHta ul Hie Soinnier lit Hi evenlim liy "II lire ilown from Wallowa lor a few !ir".-la al I lie Sominer last evenint,
1, C Slllllll, 'ilnys VlRltillfr fl-lenilH nml are HlOiplni;!in their ri tili-n I'l-om Walla Walla.
' 'at the Kuley. jwheie they were ealleil hy Hie ileath
l-Ynnelsr. Meyei-H In ninnnir lite! ,f relative.
linker viHllnrn w ho w ere ;i-i-Kltereil ' Mrs. Knmnel Mason rehirneil lo lierj - -
nl the I-'oley last evening. jlinine at l-:iifin this moi-nln nflei . Italph Morgan anil ivlfo of Iinhler
vlslllm; her ilaiiKhter, Mrs. I l.sear aioloie.l lo l.a. (iramle yester.lny.
Miss r.eralilllio Ulevens of l'l-nille-' Aokley of t Ills city, for a Tew ilays. . spen.lliiir sevi nil lionrs here visit irnr
Ion, Is n-Klsleri-il at. the Savoy Tor a j i"iil transactim- liiisln. ss. Mr. Mor-
few- ilnys while lure vIhIIIhv frleipls. Mrs. W. WrlKlH, left litis inornlllK l;mi has lieen cunnecleil with the
(on Ihe liraneli line train lor l-'lora ' "''Ml hlKh school for Hie paat f..v
.Toseph was repi-esenleil milonor Ihelw-hele Mhe wan ealleil hy Itle Illness ofiy.-irs. 1ml Is aelilui- In the capacity
KiicmIh al. the Savoy lasl cveniiik" hy'ner iMouter.
ll. II. Davis. I
Ml'H. W. II. Allen ami Miss Klla I,, j
T. I. Hellaniy r.-tiirneil yesterilay I Alh-n are In town loilay vInHIhk ninlj
from a few ilnys' hiislncsH trip to I'orl-("hopplni; ami are stopplm; at Ihe
lanil. :l-oley.
HATS
NEW AND
DISTINCTIVE HATS '
For Mon and Young
Men
The Toggery
Amlrcwa Bros, j !
, Everything in
Men's Wear
o We have several used
o cars in excellent' me
o chanical conditions and
o appearance.
Triced very low.
See Them
At 1
Smith & Frees
1517 Ji-rrerMon Ave.
liA ;itAMu:, oi(i:(;o.
tall Aluln
"The Line is Busy"
Wlien the telephone operator tells you " the line is
Imsy," this fact has been made known to her by an elec
trical signal, which in the fraction of n second auto
matically indicates that the line called for is in use.
When "busy" reports are repeated on successive
calls for the same number, it is cenerallv due to an
immoderate use of the called line. The length of a
telephone conversation is obviously beyond, the control
of the telephone operator. Have confidence in her
when she makes the report, "the line is busy."
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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.lark IIcnHlf-y of North I'owih-r wns
mnniiK tln Inixini'HH vIhIIoth j t the lr.
H. himl ofi'lcf toiluy.
Mr. nml Mih. );. I Wfiil hcrHnon
left HiIm inrniiliKf on No, '24 lor linker
on a Hhni l hiiHiiK hh trip.
Mr. nnd AtiH. .lolin Zu'-ifi-l f Sum
mcrvllh nr- In town loihiy nth-initiif:
to hiiNlin-HM miitl'TH im. I Hhopiiinir. Mr.
M'-nrh.-im vv;m rfpn-Hi-nl'1"! nmnnr
tlic tfin-.slH nt lh Snvoy IiihI evening a
hy It. C MHnmilf (iml tu-cil (ilnvir. I
Mr. nnd Mih. L. McKrnnon r--
tlll'IK-r IiihI f-Vi'lllltK I'lOHl a ft'W Wi'i'kH I
Irtp to KutpjH.
, Mrs. V. K. Ji'lli-Hon rrlurnrrt to hnr
i liomn al .li-roini', I'hilio, Huh morn- a
III!,' after VlHillllK rehitlven here for I
WVeiiil iliiyH. 5
11. M. Hiiff of r.'lirin n-furnnl to Ml- i
Kin In.st evi nhiK" after Hpemllnff -!
leniny in Ihe city transacliiiK hiiHl-
i ni-HM. i
Karl J. Rlnrkluml aiifl Tt. F. HiivIh i
of v tnolored lo tln rlty today
nml Hpcnl Nev-i ral hoiiiH lure ntti iul- a
liiff to IniHincHH tunllerH. jl
fnrt 1 Ion rul y of Halter In In li'i
riramle lor u few ilaya vlllln frh-ndHji
am) relallves. He Ik n-KlKlerei) at Ihelj
IIFavoy ..ii . - -f i
MlflH. l-'lorenrn HeverH or Monltte nr-'j
rivnl in I .a (iramle IIiIh inoniln ami
will iipfiid Hume time vlKltlnir Mr. ami if
IMi'H. .lolin ean of f'ove. ij
MIsm Ahhie Jom-H retnrnoil to her
honii' at Maker thia mornlnp after
vlaitinir MIsm Mryle Hlrlrw of thin city
.for a few ilay.s.
'ARK Till: KXVKI.OI'I-:'
AND KNOW TIIK TIM'TII
Tm1iyB nulrk Is the rholco
of Ihe Aim rlean market. It
took yeeriayH Mnirk to
make this eonHition po.-sl-lile.
l''or miirh JesH money
than a new one yon can own
the Maine rar that, helped
cMlahilsh Itufck'H aeri-pi.'d
Hiipreiriary. All tlie tn-hiillt
M ti a I I t I h hy whfi li
new llnlcKs are .ihlfr-d ie
peiidiihh' oiiralion - -smart -lleHH
of llneH all me yoiiia
at a prlct no more than
anked for a cheap new cur,
loo Hiuall lor your iu'.h.
Southard & Shinn
1'sril C'arH
1 I Ml Adam Ave.
The American Indian
Did not realize, as he cultivated his maize, that
one day corn would hecome the food of eveiy
nation.
i
Amaizo Oil is wholly a corn product.
Wo have it in tiie popular sizes pints, quarts
and half gallons.
Wo receive daily shipments of Eurral Gem
Cantaloupes .. .
J.G.Snodgrass
: 109
Depot Street
Two rhones
Call Main 7.1 '
No Charge for Delivery
Mrs. K. ,1, Hi own nml it I lr dniifrli
, l.'i- nri' Biirn.lhiir a work wlili Mrs.
lirown'H puri'iim, Jmi nml .Mrn. .1.
W. Kniiwlcs.
Mr. nml Mm. A. O. Mnyiror or (Mil
rnuii iirrlviil In .n (Irumlo IIiIh ninrn
Iiik nn.l nr.. vIhIIIiib Mr. Mi-yK1.-H
molhir. Mih. llrrt Cnrr for n wi-ok.
Thry lour.'il I IiioiikIi I,oh AllKi'lrn, Him
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The 5 C's of Electric Cooking are;
C of Convenience
C of Control
C of Comfort
C of Conservation
C of Cleanliness
HAVE YOU MET MISS MASIIBURN?
Her Lectures and demonstrations on Electric Conking
will be held again
TOMORROW, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
' ' 2 Until 4:30 P. M.
Sommcr Hotel Sample Rooms
Washington Ave.
Phone Main 31
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
"Cook hy Wire Not by Fire"
O
S The Straight Lines
S ol' the
o New Modes
o Are Gracefully
Achieved Hy
o Wearing
0 Trout Idler ('drNein
O Novrr linvo tho ntylcj railed no
o liiBlntently for Itnea that are
0 atralKkt and Blender. "La t'u.
O iiilllr' work wondern In Kntly
lirrauiidiiiK niirplna flenh into
O fuhhm'a Hllhouetti1 ma ken your
o kowii a miiooth'flltlriK sucreHn.
q You'll love thn new modiMs of
o "Im OainlllK" Klvliitf yon lh
o linen and htioyancy of youth.
0 l.ow-toppeil and of dainty fat).
0 rlrallon ilKhtly boned hut via.
g Ihln only In their benffiU.
3 lift fitted to your individual
3 model of "t.a Camllle" and fit
j joy a youthful fit urn and a fltx-
Ihlo enjio that Ift delightful.
A rntnpletH 11 ii of the lafeat
modeiif nhvay.i on hand.
Advantages cf
AMAIZO OIL
Will not curj in in.:yrnn;(ic,
Dtcs nut moke ;.t citokim tern.
pcrature.
Dorfl nit ;rt ranuiii.
litiuiomicil i ,u Ik tmvA uvcr and
over.
Dims not i.irr,- i'ic il.wor tf une
f ti ,uuu!i r .
Wlutllv VC;;e( .ii nuTi'asc!. I lie
mitricix e v.il:u id uumI-.
lTttil-i I'onki',! w ',il .'. ' n rain
ilioir u.it ! ,r.
o
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
o
Vlmuo t-'J-W lira. 17(1:1 Oak
HE El
rtiK ye'ir v.y
AM A V.O OIL
Ci.k i: .-, ,
.'u J rn.l
I l"B l
f-ic.lv and
I Best for salads
AMAIZO is a most economical and
XX delicious oil lor salad dressings of
all kinds. It makes mayonnaise very
rapidly, never gets rancid, even in warm
weather; never curds.
With the yolk of one ej;j; nr. a bane for
mayonnaise AMAIZO OJL can be added
to make an almost unlimited quantity.
AMAIZO OIL is made from the hearts of
Coiden corn. Economical, rich, and pure
It has been used for years by chefs and
manufacturers of salad dn.ssinys.
AMAIZO OIL doesn't smoke at cooking
temperature. It doesn't discolor. You
can use the same AMAIZO for cooking
different foods, dou;;hnuls, fish, cro
quettes or anything you wish. It does not
carry the flavor of one food to another.
It is ideal for shortening. Easy to mea
sure, quick to mix.
In the Can With IlvVmV Top
Collects No DustHo Rust
American Maine-Products Co.
Nt w York Chicago
V -tfnA nvr.y
Harvesting and Banking
CROPS are going to market. They could not do so with
out the aiil of hanking. Loans to plant the crop, fi
nancing the journey to market, collection of hills and
drafts all essential to harvesting and all done through
the hank. The harvest requires the hank.
This is just one of the services rendered hy this institution.
Our officers will gladly tell you how we can serve your
every hanking need.
Meetinir every financial need
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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