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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1923)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesdav. August 22, 1923. PAGE SD Get it tailor Made fallShowing i pcnd the wcik-end visiting frtendu and rclullvea. Haskell lllooiii of Covu motored to tin- cllv luiit evening, spending scv- trill hours hero transacting business. Karl .1. Ktaclilund, Jr.. h-ft last eve ning for hi" liomi- In Covm after spend ing tlic day In llm city with friends. ' Mrs. K. M. Johnston la III from El Igln on business for a few days und la etopplliir at the Foley. W. ('. Coli-inun wus among the- Ha fker guests who wore registered at the l-'olcy last evening. Boautiful new imported suitings in a myriad of patterns that will be very popular this Fall. . . Drop in at your Jeisure and choose something that suits your taste. Have it tailored to your individual style and fancy. Let us help you realize an invest ment in ggocl appearance. Individual Tailored Suits $60.00 Upward , J. I. Thornim of Baker was rpjfla i..nd umoiitf the guests at the Savoy last night. ! Mrs. J. I. Smith came down from j Vincent hint evening- to spend a few jdayn here shopping ! l I). UaKun und W. Cook of Alvln. j Idaho, were reni-stered among the guests at the Monmier mm. evening. MIhh Onelta Welih returned to her home In J'ortliind last evening after (spending severul weeks visiting In Hummervllle. JiiKt south of town, wai watoring nil team. Onj of the animals became en raged at another horse and kicked violently with both feet, one of which struck Mr. H wan son In the breast und stomach. The watch received the main force of the blow, which was so great that an Imprint of the hoof as deep as hulf the width of a lead pencil was made in the back of tho case. Mr. .Swun son will be able to continue his work this week. I 'airs to Drop Games. Kl'GKNK, Or., Aiir22I-lnn H joining Lane county .in a move to eliminate all undesirable consesHloiiH from the county fairs, according to V. A. Ay era, secretary of the Lane County Fair association. While tho fair hoards makes good revenue from (he consesslons that border on the nature of gniblng gine, the boards of both tho I -une and I jinn county fairs have decided to do without them hereafter, said Mr. Ayers. Westenhaver & Gilbert I H. A. Mills and family, of Detroit. Mich., passed through the city laat evening enrouto homo after spending several weeks visiting In Enterprise. I-Vw Amrrh-afiM In llrilaln. (Hy I. N. S.) LONDON',' AUK. American tourtata aro rather scarco this aeason. Hotel keepers, as usual, are blaming the English weather. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Mrs. Kd Adams returned to herlo home ut Weiser Mils morning after g visiting in this clly with her sister, 0 -Mrs. W. A. Wallace, and her brother. O A. H. Shannon. FIND IT .HERE I Mrs. Kbell lllaser and daughter left O ithls morning on the brunch for Will- g llowa. where they will visit rejitlvcH for(o a short time. O Copy (or this column piust be o In by 10:00 . m. iooooooooooooooooooooooooo : Bathing Beauty Dance, August 31, on u short business and Zuber Hall, under auspices La Grande ! vMrs. Jossle Day of Huntington left .'this morning on the branch tine train for Imbler pleasure trip. American Legion. 8-18-tf ) Mr, and Mis. O. n. rvicrnon ofj Over two tons of school books and ampa, Idaho, are tn town on uum-, school supplies are now in stock wiu neas for a short lime, and are stop- more comine every day at bilver- Iplng at the Sommer. , I thorn-W right's Family Drug Store. Mis. A. K. Hrynlnff left this morn Ing on No. 2 4 for bur home at Trlni Idad, Colorado, after visiting in this 'city for some time.. She was uccoin- panted by her sister' Mi'H, G. C. ftead ley and daughter, Lenoro. . Personal Mention ing for a short trip to Haker. I L'nion wns represented among the I . ... .1... Ll I..... ,.. I... w. iv. i.mrK. Walla Will la was represented unions . home .Monday und will prepury to iiU the guests ut the Foley last evening j tend school this rail. by V. 11. Itieliardson. 'I ' ' ; .... - J t yixn Luclle Crnlg will leave fo John UohlitHon mutoi cd lo Tnlon ' l'nion this evening, w here she wil iest evening, spending several hours'spend several days visiting friends ami vlstllng friends In that city. relatives. KrinclM ItuliliiMiui, who for the past! Mis. A, K. Jones of I'orlhind, who few months has been wirkitig on . jiias been lu-re visiting relatives ami sm vi-y rrew in I'lne Vn Mi-y. re umed 1 1 It nds for hoiup thn, left this mnrn- Your Business Appreciated 'As tho 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, giving our customers every advantage of our savings on large pur chaseof a high class stock and of our spirit of friendly cooperation. Your business appreciated. Newlin Book & Stationery Go. Mrs. M. Hulllvun nnd daughter left this morning Tor Daker where hIh will visit friends for a few days. El IS LIKE FROG Glass From Belgium The Richardson. Art & Gift Shop has just received a complete stock of finest grade Belgium Plate Wind shields and side glasses, in sizes to fit every make of car. The price h right and the service is excellent Have Richardson, "The Art Man," do your glass work. 8-21--5t Olsen'sJ 8-22-2t The Largest Chain Departments 'Store Organization in the World" r in ui ' J. C. Penney Co. Suits Of Quality for Men Colors, patterns, models, fabrics all are fac tors in the assurance that your new Fall Suit will be pleasing, but a still greater factor is the workmanship. It is chiefly in this respect that J. C. Penrey clothing excels. Every garment in tiilB irroup is carefully cut and riniHhert in accord--mice with tile exuetinff requirenienln of our oivn Rpecificntionu. Wear-re-aistinf; service In assured. All-Wool Suits In stish new Fall three-button, single-breasted models. Finished uml unfinished worsteds In brown, grey, mixtures and fancy dark mixtures. Unsurpassed values ul $19,75 $24.75 $29.75 AW Dance, tonile, Zuber hall, orchestra. . Notice A..tef OTI tft T aAlam AI.l nmli Syracuse ProfeSSOl' Displays Board of Directors of Lane Chapel Kviflpnpo WViinh Sppiii5 tn wiU ho,(1 a community social to de- Support Evolution. Hy ( hesler 11. Hniill. Iiiternatiitnal News Nervlev Staff CorreiHiiMlent, SVUACrHK. N. Y. Aug. :2. tar- cido about the future of the Chapel and the new superintendent for tKo Sunday school. Everyone is urged toj be prosent. , 8-u-:jt White " rot;iTy sewing machines Rent, Sell and repair. 50 new whites win was rljiht. In suito of William i for rent $3.00 per month. New; Bryan and promint-nt ! f oley lildg. Thone 5a W- B-14-im, kinds of picture work. Dance, tonite, Zuber hall, orchestra. 8-21-5t OlstVs 8-22 2t Mrs. K. W. (lull anil eliHdnn left this ntui ning- on Mo. t'4 for Maker, Whero they will spend Ihe day. y . Willlnm Vnn Duker of Knterprlsn JenniiiKH wps rj Klstered iiiuonv the guests at thiirth persons who Tear tiiat accept- the Bomtner last -vonlnK. nnee of tho scientist's' theory will i I'tcturea. challenge reliKlon's foundations, ex-1 Take your Rood negatives to Rich- , periments at Syracuse I niversity ardson, "The Art Man ' and have seom to show. them made into beautiful Tinted h.n- If anyone iloubls thul the litinian larjrements, suitable for framing ami e.mbryo eloarly shows Kill mai s ornamenting your walls. 'Remember which latnr th autre to ears, or n tallivour vacation davs bv such pictures. which is Inter absorbed before blrlh, Richardson's Art & Gift Shop for all lei him call on l'rol'csnor William M. HniaHwood, of the department of bl oloby, at ttie local unlv(rsity, and he will show some stunting specimens. In lis first stape of formation the embryonic heart of a human can hardly he diKtimuilshed from that of a t'ron. Ks shape and functioning arc almost identical. The radical chanpre comes Inter. Anol her ornan which nppears to strengthen the evolution theory is the kidney. At. first. In the human embryo. It resembles that of a fish, then a reptile and then a f roj. ' Professor Small wood produces or gans. tinNiies. nerve mid artery sys tems lo show exactly how tht; vnrloiifl phylnms In the animal klnirttom de veloped ns they were thrown against new conditions tn their fight for ex istence. It was the survival of tho fittest, and the atiiinnlr. were forced to Hilapt themscUcs to demands of lif Hslifr was represent ei among th guests at tile l-'oley hist evening by H. ('. Hi ait and M. I. Bishop. lOlgln whs represented among the It nests at t he l-'oley last evening by Mrs. Lloyd Spikes. Hubert Kukln, local attorney, spent Monday of this week in Salem, on tcgal business. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright of l.u Ui-4tme have n collage at Seaside for the month of August. , Sam I'atterson and wife of I nion were visitors in ihe elty yesterday, re turning to their homo last evening. I.cstcr Conley, tvlio makes his home n few miles nut of Cove, was a liiisl Oess visitor In the city last evening. Mrs. John Bookman left- last eve ning for Hot Mke, u here she will spend several days. Mrs. Cora Hoherls ami daughter. Miss I.eiinlH, of Wallowa, two visiting ill Ihe city at the .1. T. Wolfe home. Shirt Value! For the Man who Cares' The kind lot shirts every man likes to wear for the warm days. Soft, lightweight and very durable. Silk Tourcc (Shantung), cmier'plcat; Ocean pearl buttons. Two styles; neck band with soft collar to match or collar attached .with button flap pocket. $4.50 All Fur Felt Hats For Men All fur felts, full leather reals, silk trim; brown, grey and green. $1.98 Effie lAinsworth desires your sup port for the bathinc beauty Dunce, Auirust 31, Zuber Hall. 8-18-t Oh, Boy! Are you ffoinK to the ButhinR iBcauty Dance, Zuber Hall, August 31? Under auspices Ln Grande American Legion. 8-18-tf Art A.uk about Jesso, reman Guy, at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. 8-21-ut Another version. Liel rid of Ui'1 dime and the dollars wM kuI rid of thfinaolvcs. .The Lnrgest Chain Department Slore OiRanization in the World" tie you cct for 2uc. Silverthorn Wrinht's Family Druir Store. 8-21-tt lone Zahcl asks that you buy a ticket to the American I.ecion dance, Zuber Hall, August 31. Every ticket 100 vo'.cn towards bathing beauty to represent La Grande at Seaside. 8-18-tf Kox ' Wood Wo can fill your orders now I White Pino Box and Lumber Co., j Phono Main 598. 7-28-tf. ) Fair treatment p-iven your chil dren when buying sc.hool book.s and supplies at Newlin Book & Station cry Co. 8-21-tf Brine in vour used School Books pearly to (ret best terms. Newlin Book! Mm. tifdiKi ArrowKiiiith li-ft lt'lliliK fir Portland whore nho lust will or illc. Man did not iist'i'ml froin tlie mon krv. us sonic in'oplc Ixlievo the lur-l& Stationery Co. wlntun llH'ory :ittcmiits to prove.! I'rnrrssor Kuuillwood iolnt out. Dur- Every tickot purchased Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. School Books, School Supplies ot every kind thai will he ustti lit tne School Room, we have in stock and plenty of them, Silverthorn-Wristht's family drue; store. 8-lo-tf. Call For Bids. Scaled Bids will be received hy the Commission of the City of Lu Grande, Oregon, for the hard ;rui facine; of and over-head rro:-sin(r known as the Second Street Viaduct of approximately one thousand (1,000) square yards. Bidders will furnish their own specifications anil shall be required to (,'ive a maintain ance bond fur a five-year period from date of acceptance of the work. A certified chei.-k in the amount of ten per cent of the bid, as a guar antee of execution and completion of contract after awarded, must ac company bid. Checks will be re- White Uotarv scwinK machines.1 8-21-tf i Rent, sell and rejiair. Dross-making turned to the unsuccessful hidden - course free. New rolcy Bldg. Phone JThc Commission reserve .ie .lght adds 1001583 W. 8-14-lm. I to reject any nnd all jida. win .ilmply wished to show that mini votes tj the girl's credit for bathing ' I Bids will be received up to 7:30 went through the sain,. stniKKle to j beauty contest. Dame at Zuber Hemstitching at the Art & Babyjp. m. August 22, 1023, at the Com survlvc and In iioinir so developed the 'Hall, August 31, under auspices LalShop, Sommer Hotel Bldg. Adv. jmissinn Room in the City building hlKlily-periectoil i.o.iy ho now has. iGrande American legion. 8-18-tf! ' 7-9-tf. 1 at La Grande, Union County, Ore- M-tn and nimikexs may have .tome ; ,gn. rrom u closely allied source, nut at I Box Vtood Hoi Wood these sourec.i hlentleul, Put in your winter's supply Smullwond, Kvolu good dry box wood now. Here's to (he no lime w I sas Professor I tlonlsls do not seek lo destroy the J' theory of Ihe creation. Italher Ihev (;i.ellee their discoveries will atrcilKttl ;ell this theory, he deel lies. Pick your girl and buy a ticket By order of the Commission of the of to the American Lesion Dance, Au- City of La Grande, Oregon, AuSu.t gust 31, Zuber Hall. 8-18-U.8, 102 Whitn Pma Box & Lumber Co. 7-20-tf- Practically everyone in nnd out of ( , . : I.a Gnmde know that rSilverthorn-j Used school books bought and sold . Wright's Family Drug Store have ! Late Arrivals I.He Oncl Til X atell. 1WYTON. nr.. Aiis. V watch earrled lo Ihe lM. pocket of a pair Store. Newlin Book been carrying a large line of school 8-21-tf books and school supplies. 8-21-tf The season for hand and face lo- J. E- STEARNS, Recorder of the City of La Granda. Oregon. Aug. ll-iut. S-H.E-R.RY.'S TODAY-LAST SIIOWIM.' oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo "Love in the Dark!' Starring Viola Dana Tense drama, hilarious comedy, nnd a charming romance in a rapidly-moving story. Comedy -MONEY Oil VOI R L1FJ5" fair basis at School Bonks, more snonl books. SilvcrthornJWriKht's Family Drug Iris Mng w ties to announce that; store have a large stock of them as I, or oM-ruihi prohahly hi veil the lire of tions and preparations for tans isisho is a camlidale in the bathing well as tablets, loose leaf paper, J Pel r Swansea Priday hIbIii. when he now upon us. You ran find no'hing beauty contest. American Legion i typewrit ing paper, pens, pencils, t was kicked by one r hi horses. Mr. better than Violet Cream, such as . Dance, Zuber Hall, August 31. Palmer paper, in fact everything I Swansea, who operates a small farm we offer vnn nod it is a laro-. hot- ' 9 I9.r ,.P.I iho .-'.nel rnnv K-0l-tf in Our City Just drop in and sec how we treat you here. Once a "Customer Always One. IT Newlin Drug Company Firm Smooth Tomatoes V EXTRA HEAVY PACK, I'.ox $1.00 EAKGE ELBERT A PEACHES, box $1.10 FANCY PEACH PLUMS, 41 lbs. net weicht $1. LOWER PRICE ON THOSE FINE FLAVORED 11USKMELL0NS, lb !)c C A NTALOU FES, 3 for : 2."c PROMPT MOTOR DELIVERY MAIN -19 ' HOOVERIZED GROCERY
