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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1923)
Thursday, August 23, 1023. PAGE EIGHT THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley In"-the ' Combination barber shop was assumed by Richard Itoblnson yester day In Recorder Bennett's court whi-n Charles Oarrlll, proprietor of the place, appeared for a hearing In con nection with the finding of the lluuor .The Largest Chain Department. "Store Organization in the World" The Newton $9.00 In a police raid. Itoblnson stated Ihut he didn't wunt to ace Innocent persons suffer and when he was to blame and that anyway he wanted his suitcase back for the anke of Its other cont ents, fli nnnt fined him II 50 for hav ing liquor In hia possession. , Incorporated :M 475 DEPARTMENT STORES TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r-' - - . i i m II I . A Bostonian Creation A shoe for the young man of all ages. It combines wear with comfort and elegance of style. A plain toe model of Pli-Arch construc tion in sufficient widths to insure a perfect fit. La Grande's Quality Store for Men 201 Depot St. AFTER A BUNCH OF HOOTSTOWN BALL PLAYERS DRCWB THROUGH TOWN THIS MORHIHG, MARSH AL OTEY WALKER DISCOVERED .V Child Ilniiged On Auto. BKNO, Or.. Her Jacket catching i the handle oX the door of her father's automobile, 1 1-months-old Hetty Jean, only daughter of Mr. mid Mra. J. M, Llndley of this city, was srrungicu to aeath tlila morning when she fell from her bed In the automo bile where ahe hud been placed while I Her mother called on a neighbor. The mother found the lifeless body duns- iling rrom the door. Not rcallzlmr that lire kni vnnn i,n I'uuiui-r luoneu me cnnu 10 a pnysl clan's office, where resuscitation was vuiniy attempted. AFTER A BUNCH OF HOOTSTOWN BAU- PLAYERS DROVB THROUGH TOWN THIS MORNNG, MARSH AL OTEY WALKER DISCOVERED THfc HANDLE OF THE TOWN PUMP WAS MISSM& 1 SOON ClifiiitlH'r Nvrrrlarj' Quit1;. will have tliutffo of the orgiinlzutloji hureitu, Willi ii n incrt-uso In miltry; No nut:t;cHnor has been flctcctiMl for the jHiaUion, )ut sovttrtU fttft under coiihKU i.TUlion. f.f -'. ; KLAMATH FALLS, Or.,- The rcg lirnntloti bf.'f. A, Htcvi naon' 8c.-r!laiy of th chum her of commerce for tin Inst two yours, was formally Ieiil(M- tl anil nct-cptcrl today hy flu- hoard of ' ! ' " dlrcctorH. HlcvciiHon Iihh rcHlK'ird to Onn hhO way to ralHe a Kiel in' Ml accept an olfcr from the - Oakland , t-ach -h'-r tu U-ll her tiioUiur Qver ('!. fhiimhor of roimin'H'o, whi'ro ho thliif? and wit onions. Your Business 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. j j v. ., i ,. .-, In' return, we always strive more and more to deserve that confidence, giving our customers every advantage, of our savings on large pur chase of a high class stock and of our spirit of friendly cooperation. Your business appreciated. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. LL BE HOST American Legion Conven tion Scheduled to Be Held at That City September 6-8 Inclusive. The attention of veterans of Ore- iron centers now on. the rapidly ap proaching convention of the Ameri can Legion to be held at heasme, Thursday, Friday, and Sutui'day, September 6, 7, and 8. Excellence of the resort city as a convention niccca is attested by the ample hotel accommodations and nu merous tn'n-room cottaKes imme diately available for the visitors in September. Reports from the con vention committee, of which Pat Dillinn is chairman, and Fred W. Ot to, secretary, indicate that reason able rates have been promised le gionnaires and their lamilins, with the result that hundreds who may in BATH COLVTEST GLOSE oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o . ... ... .... o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 3 FIND IT HERE Copy for this column muat be o In by 10:00 a. m. g o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' Bathing. Beauty Danes, August 31, Zuber Hall, under auspices La Grande lone Zabel Again Slips into. American uion- 8;18-" Lead; Aduitional . Prizes Flue sweeping. Leave orders at Offered for Second Place. '-Observer. . -. 8-23-Gtp lono . Zjibci again swung into the h-ad in the American Legion bathing girl contest here and is today lead ing hlrlo Ainsworlh, her only com petitor now, by threo hundred votes. .Miss Znbcl has 7511(1 votes today and .MlHil Alnsworth 7:'0U, according: to rcportH rrom Legion headquarters. Iris King, who withdrew from the race yesterday, will receive -fourth prize, having 25ml voles and Inca Hughes Harlo will receive third prize, with 1'SOU voles. Uoth are no longer entered In the contest. Hills Department Store, Glass Drugs, and the L. & L, Drugstore havu contrihuted additional lirizea for second place.' the first offering a $8. fill sweater the si'cond u $4.00 KareMp bottle of tullct water, and Over two tons of school books and school -supplies are now in stock and more coming every day nt Silver-thorn-Wright's Family Drug Stor3. ; 8-21-tf Glass From Belgium "--""t. hi 1 1 nt i. il f,ll l.nv t ,.,..!,- . Ih. nvnnnlnr tu tnlft in v; ll t llfrn III the ".".j v ...w opportunity fur an outing at the seashore with their families. Special rates have been granted hy the railroads and several automobile caravans are planned. Suitable park ing privileges and splendid camp ing facilities await the motorist. After the serious side of the con vention has been taken care of the Seaside post intends to make certain that there is entertainment on hand for all. A "wcinie" roast honors will be rewarded by. a trip to Seaside In September and additional prizes. Dr. Kale Wallner Unrrett. National I'resldcnt) American Legion Ailxlliary will speak at the st.ito convention of the Oregon Department of tho wom en's organization which convenes at .Seaside, Hept. -Sth Inclusive. Dr. Harrelt Is one of the foremost The Richardson Art A Gift Shop has just received a complete stock of fine'st grade Belgium Plate Wind-j shields and side glasses, in sizes to fit every make of ear. The price is j right and the service is excellent j Have Richardson, "The Art Man," do' your glass work. 8-21-51 ! i Notice. j Men's high grade dress shoes, $4.95, from factory to wearer. Moc-' casjn pack boots made to order. Call 544-J- , 8-23-Ktp I'. . ' ' : I Ideal Elastic Corsets Of Popular "Lady-Lyke" Make , Tlioroiir'hly comfortable and wellfitting corsets,! snugly conforming to the contour of the figure, confining 'without' restricting case and freedom of movement.. The kind of corsets women instantly appreciate. Our own exclusive scientific make. . "Lady-Lyke" Elastic Corsets are nationally recognized as most admirably suited to the needs of women. Illustrated is one of our best models, handsomely made of fink Silk Brocade of good quality; wide surgical elastic panels at sides and back and 2" elastic band -at top; comfortably low ( of waistline; no lac- ing. An exceptional g3 23 value v Also a number of other attractive styles and good values in corsets and girdles, priced ' $1.19 $1.G9 $1.98 Jr lectures. Take '.your good negatives to Rich ardson, "The Art Man" and hnve thfim ma.U iiitA huii1ifl Tinla.i Kn. the!""""" "''"" "i uie. niiRira or jiargemcnta, suitable for framing and . White, rotary sewing machines Rent, Sell and repair. 50 new whites for rent $:t.0O per month. New Foley Bldg. Phone 583 W- 8-14-lm. beach. American Legion Hall at the Biiugnlnw, nianli gras, airplane thrills, log. rolling contests, athletic races and many other attractions will be provided, f 'nnniilpntlilp intArnst thrnmrhnllt the state is being taken in the bath-,""-' Hague. ing girls' contest, in which entries , ' ' : have been made from numerous. w j r rr A t TnrtvTiTT7i posts. 'A silver loving cup is to be j " "J" " A IjI-i 1 I 1 t.Ii awarded the winner, with other irorld; Theodore Itoosevelt at one .ornamenting your walls. .Remember stilled that she was a woman the your va."ation days by such pictures. the world time world could hardly do without. 8hn I nichanlson's Art & Gift Shop for all Hie rive woiiicn from the L'hlted Klates to attend the conference at SHERRY'S TODAY AM) TOMORROW Should A Girl Propose "When Love Comes11 Sec (he Answer in The (lieutest of All Love Stories Produced hy Kay Carroll, SlarriiiK 1IKI.KX JKKOMK KDDY Supporlcd l),v Harrison Ford Also a Comedy CROP IS SURVEYED WAI.I.OWA. (KpcclttD Mr. Bush, Held m in for the Idaho 1'roducers t'nton, bus been in Wallowa county durliiK Iho past week Hurveyhlh' the head lelluco fields ami upon the com pletion of a thorough Investigation It was found that luueh ot tile early plantings have not headed properly, while some of the lettuce planted at a later day alves promise of making a crop of high coiiLincrclal uuality. J lu-ovldiiie die weather from now on l. lint loo hot. I'lans are being perfected now for Hie erection or packing planto to take care of lliu crop. So fur no cynic lias charged that Magnus Johnson wears overalls as.ap advertising stunt. Xnnuliiuo Owner l-liicd.. UK Nl, Or., I'ull blame for the' presence of a pint of moonshine in a suitcase found by the police last week Here's to the Late Arrivals in Our City Just drop in and sen how wo treat you here. Once a Customer Always One. pri.es for second nnd third place. -1 Tim competition will be handled in la dignified manner and selections 'i I made by judges, headed by Prof. Ar I vid Fairbanks, sculptor of the Uni- versity of Oregon- " J Kvery morning rifle competition is . scheduled at Fort Stevens, anil a "! trophy cup is being awarded the win a i tier of the three-day match, which 1'wid cover the regular iirmv course. "i The 7th Infantrv United States i Array will have a big place in the I convent inn program and the legion J delegates nnd visitors will step I along to snappy tunes. A- number J of post drum and bugle corps and I "clown" bands will be present dur- ing tne convention sessron; 8-21-5t kinds of picture work. : , '.' ' Loyal Order of Moose Attention.. I . Big and little Moose be nt ft'ic manger .at 8 p. ill. Thursday, August 23. Big. feed. 8-23-lt New Cotton Fabrics Ginghams Percales At Lowest Prices Most important are those ftibrics to mothers with school dresses, blouses and shirts to complete within the next few days. Our direct mill connections bring the much-needed fabrics to you at the lowest possible prices. Renfrew Dcvenshire Cloth 3!)c Renfrew Zephyr Madras 35c Renfrew Crepe Cloth 3.rc Renfrew Pebble Cloth 33c Nip and Tuck SuithiRS 27c Amoskeag A. E. C. Ginghams 31c Amoskeas 19000 Chainbray 27c Butterfly 27-inch Gingham . 10c II. C. S. 32-inch Ginghams 23c Glascow 27-inch Ginghams 21c Gladio 36-inch Percale , J v 10c American 36-inch Cambric : 25c A truly tremendous showing of wanted Cotton Fab rics, comprising over 15,000 yards in over 500 patterns and colors. .The Largest Chain Department, Store Organization in the World" Effie- lAinsworth desires your sup port for the bathing beauty Dance, August 31, Zuber Hall. 8-18-tf tie vnu get for 25c. Silverthorn-Wt-ight's Family Drug Store. 8-21-tf White Holary sewing machine--;. Rent, sell and repair, Drcss-nialring -"'ir-" free. New Foley Eld". Phono n.. Tv..n tr.if rknni,,tn fit 583 W. 8-M-lm. Are you go ng to tlie y(mr r.1(;0, Newlin Drug Co. 8-23-2U Oh, Boy! Bathing iBeautv Dance. Zuber Hall Cren, AmInVniiBU8PiC18Vf Ione Znhel asks that you buy a Grande American Legion. 8-18-lf ... . . ,,..;,, i.pi ,!.,,.. School liooftr., School Supplies of every kind that will be used in the School Room, we have in stork and Art Ask about Jcsso, Persian Clay, at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. . ' 8-21-5t I Zuber Hall, August 31. Every ticket . plenty of them, Silvcrthorn-VVright's 1(10 votes towards bathing beauty to family yrug store. o-iu-tl. represent La Oratidc at bcasnlc. Another version. Get rid of the dimes and the dollars will get rid of themselves. Bring in ' your used School Books enrlv to get best terms- Newlin Book & Stationery Co. . 8-21-tf 8-18-tf Box Wood We enn fill your orders now White I'ino Box and Lumber Co., Phone Main B!l8. . 7-28-tf. Fair treatment given your chil dren when buying school books and supplies at Newlin Book & Station cry Co. 8-21-tf Box wood, $3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. Notice of Meeting of County Board of Kquiilinl ion Notice is hereby given tlvit the County Board of Equalization for the County of Unhn, State of Oregon, will meet at the Court House in said County, on the Kith day of Sep tember, !02.'J, (being the second Mon day of said month), and continue in session, exclu.-ive of Sundays and holid.-.ys, from dav to day for a pe riod of one month, for the purpose of examinitifx and making necessary corrections in v;lualion. description, qualities of land, and lots or prop erty as shown by the a.;ses::inent roll as compiled hy the Assessor. All parties intere-iled or hiving grievance in their nsse.-sment should 8-18-tf laltend and present their clainn a; ! required bv law. The season for hand nnd fnee ln- Practically everyone in and out of. Dated this Kith day of August, tions and preparations for tans is'I.a Grande know that Silverthnrn- 132a. now upon us. You can find nn'hing ! Wright's Family Drug Store have D. II. PROCTOR, luiOa tt,ai Vtntnf froum Kin-b nil been rarrvinp- a larire line of school I Omntv ln. Iwe offer von and it is a large bot- bonks and school supplies. 8-21-tf Anx.2H-30-Popt.ft "Every ticket purchased adds 100 votes to the girl's credit for bathing beauty contest. Dance at Zuber Hall, August 31, undo- auspices La Grande- American Legion. 8-18-tf Come once, you'll come again. New lin Drug Co. , . 8-23-2t ' V , Box Wood Box Wood Put in your winter's supply of good drv box wood now. White Pine Box & Lumber Co. 7-20-lf- 1 Used school books bought and soldi Pick your girl and buy a ticket n f.-iir basis at Newlin Book to the American Legion Dance, An Store. 8-21-tf gust 31, Zuber Hall. Notice. All-woo! suit or overcoat, union made to order, $28.00. Little boys' suits made to order, from (i to 18. Phono 541-J. 8-23-(itp Hemstitching nt the Art & Baby Shop, Summer Hotel Bldg. Adv. 7-9-tf. School Bnoks, more school books, SiiverthornVrinht's Family Ding Store have a large stock of them as well a-,- tablet.:, loose leaf paper, typewriting paper, pens, pencils, Palmer paper, in fait everything used in the school room. 8-21-tf i Newlin Drug Company Pint Mason Jars , COMPLETE WITH LIDS, Dozen , 73c QUART MASON JAKS, Dozen 8!)c TOMATOES, box $1.00 EXTRA HEAVY KUI5BEKS, 3 dozen 2oc rEAC1IES 1)()X 1Q ECONOMY LIDS, dozen 25V MASON ZINC LIDS, dozen 2)c BLACKP.ERRIES, crate MOTOR DELIVERY MAIN" 19 HOOVERIZED GROCERY J pn;:r?:r:;
