La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 08, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, September 8, 1923 PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER iiii ROM GOES TO BO! BIG STOCK Carr Furniture Co. Leases , Warehouse and Will Add Large Exchange Depart- ment. SII1LLEIS PICKINGAPPLES HI'MMKIlVIIXi:. (Kpeciul) Mrs ! Charlie JIuiihoii went lo .n Orande Tuesday far the purpose of having her eyes tested. Anions I he ladles who al tended I the lt tjeltah convention, which wtm (ljold In I .a CJrande Tuesday, were - Churlen Uoehm. of th Carr Kurnl- ; Hr(( i,.,.m, c'onrad, Mrs. Ktta Whit lure company, left Haturday nitfht ,.ombc. Mtn. Myrtle Woodell and Mis. dayu .xiiirv Woodell. Mih. James Wise, of IIllKard, cunir MEW HIIH OPENS FOR BUSINESS FARMERS TO COME TOGETHER TO TALK AGRICULTURE OVER watehou:.e hutiine.H,':. Jn conjunction with this the company has leaned tho corner room owned by tho t'ulori Motor company on Kir and Jrffen-on Htreetfl and opened up a line of furn- i t ti i" and hoiinefurniHhinKH. A. O. for Portland to spend a few VurchuHiiiK a lnrtfo Block of mcrchan uibu 10 mock mo r-xeuumfo uepuri- (Jmvn am, H,M,nt Ul(. d(iv Monuuy ut nient which tho company i inaurffiir- n)r lom(. here. ulintf- MrH. J on Tlrese. Mih. John W'uk- Warehouainjj space in tho Hunting nor Und Mrs. Italph Jones motored warehouse on Jefferson sircet hat) tQ jjtt Grando Wednesday to huve been leased which will enable ihe denial work done. baBtment of the company's retail titore j MrH. Harry Handernon and Hon. Ia to be util zed for furniture, glxUis villi wvrn topping In La Grande tlwe full ilooifl for retail opcrulior. Tm mlay afternoon. "Wo will open thin department Mm. Mary McKtnzle and Hon, Kile, about October Kith," y.iUl J. J. Carr were huHituHH vlKitom In Kltfln Sun today, "and we expect to make It n day afternoon. ,t department of exceptional Hcrvlce to I Mih. Irvin has returned from La thiH coinmunily. Too often retail furu- (Grunde, whore she- Bpcnt a few dayH ' willlaniB, will he tho local managr uuro ami nouHeiurniKnmj: mores at the homo of her Hon, Hill Jrvin.jror Iho company. r'm .7, , . " ' Mr. KrmiclH left last evening for 4 ii .in i t t.r iiwiiii vi lunu, v. I'ortland to utle id a meeting of tho attention. II will be di ferent. with he emnloved cookinir lor (' M Hale a .in ii i , . ,, .. .. . ' mpioyiu tooKiiiK iot i.. jinn j M(,ijne machinery dealers and expects this company for we realize there Uin.ui (.r(iw . . , , , . ... ,. , ' ' . , . . ... mill tnw. m0 return I uesday when he wi uu- a growing need for nuch an lUHtltu- Mr. ami Mih. C. M. Huh- and Mr.4 tinn in Ihlu lorrllnci'" . . . """" i in i ih.i ij.iio. twin jo iner were o b neHH v b 10 rs in I nihler WedneHday evening. Heher Conrad ami daughter, Kluut, were vitiilorH Saturday at the honif of MrH. K, Conrad, of I.a Grande. Mr. antl Mrs. H. M. Oliver were 'Bhoiiplng In town ThurHday. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. HanderHOii J have returned from La Grande, where they Hpent. a few days at tho home of their Hon, Stuart Handeraon. Mr. and Mih. H, K. Slack were CO L (Special) Thuniday was trnnwicllnir biiBlnesa at Imhler Thurs- inialiou day Cor tho KreHhman and day afternoon. Mr. and Mm. Mike Itoyco were erly of Jji Grande, l a gucnt at Iho home of Mr. and Mm. C. L. Itowe, Tho nuiny friends oC Mr. and Mr. Don Gale of t nioii, are extending their conralulatloiut to them, on tho horn Ocb.her 3. KANSAS CITT. AP)-Kffects of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Connelly have j n rruneuoim. ino luiure pros juBt returned from a brief trip to ! P7'8 of ,,,e niHwtry. marketlni: anil, I'ortlaiwl. they were aeeoiupanied oii!,hor s,,l'if'ptfl of vital interest to the; Lll GrandG Brokerage Com-"ir return by Karl Itlclmrdson, a!1Anu'rlcan or will be dlBcusaedi ua UIctllUL XJlunciclv, vuiu J ,.ftlini.ih. ,b prominent men of the nation at I pany Has Ketail btOl'e and, Ml!,H ca,Hua Gale, one of the high i,he international Kar Conuress, to be Will Wholesale Imple- nool faculty, was' u guest ut thinp,l 'J Kansas City October 10, 11- mentS. miurKdav eveninii. Mexico and seTeral other countries The Indict; guild will be entertained , e represented by delegates ap- at tho homo of Mrs. T. W. Conklin I PolnlifU by their respective govern-. Saturday afternoon, Oct. 6. jments, according to V. I. Drummond. Thou. Towlo and Herman Lund chairman of the board of govern ment several days last week fishing ors. Virtually every Important agrl at Wallowa Lake, cultural or kindred organization In Miss Wythel Wade of Island City Iho United State will be represented. the Moline Plow Company haa ea-1 wa:, ft KUedt of Miss Kthel Uulinby most of them by executive officers. tabllBhod a wholesale warehouse Ihto j8 cove Sunday. The chief topics to be dismissed to supply the district and that the an,;, Kthel Qutmby. of thg high (are: agriculture's economic position. I4i Grande Prok rago company will jHihool faculty, will leave Friday eve-'International relationship, marketing, have charge of the Molino business n(J for Jl(.r home at Halwy. Oregon ! including development and stabiliza- nu ai me wame ume ao a gencr.ii Jo iM. present at the marriage of her, Hon of markets Ihrouch co-ouerntlve sister. j organizations, crop pools and public warehousing, production, transporta tion. Including development of navi gable waterways and building and maintenance of public highways: legislation, Including effects of recent laws nnd proposed additional legis lation and reclamation. Among the Hp oak era are two cab inet members. Henry C. Wallace, se cretary of agriculture, and Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce. La Grande uh the warehouse cup ply point for all of Kaatern Oregon front Pendleton to Ontario, is the way J. W. Francis describes the new Institution which began business here this morniiiff. Ify this he meant thatj WRIGHT'S Health Underwear FOR MEN AND HOYS KEEP comfortably warm nil winter in Wright's Health Underwear. The wool in it he!p3 to keep yon freo from col.ls, too! It is ti very finest of Under wear. Coma in and see it. Wcstcnhavcr & Gilbert II SOPHS INITIATE ! COVE FRESHMEN AIN WELCOME ATTHESPRINGS M KPICA L ' SFHINGS (Special) The rain Wednesday wan welcomed by the farmers, as It will start the ; o hay and grass In the pasture fields. jO Mr. and MrH. L. H. Winlh of the S Jalles are visiting friends at Medical O trier a we'k spent at Bates, Oregon, ig Cf )- J ( Special ) T h u rsday the sophomores begun early lo keep them busy, Cove lias but three fresh- visltors Sunday evening at the home hoys and they have been spcml- of Mr. anil Mrs. Wayne Park. ilnff (tl1 their spare time digging a Mrs. ,11m Hensley was shopping In 'hole in which to plant a flag pole. At La Grande Thursday. ihls lime of the year digging post Stuart Sanderson was hauling wood i holes Is real work and those three during the week lo Ills homo In La i nchnieu are surely earning their Grande. w,i 11,10 111 e h'k" school llerlha Pfefferkorn h spending a A high school parly will be held few days at I he home of her sister, .this evening at the l. S. Department. Mrs. Clara Westenskow. Tho entire high school will bo pre- Mr. Marshall has started Ihe apple jsent. I picking in his orchard north of Sown jr. and Mrs. H. I. Andes and son, jitnd moa! everyone In that neighbor- aiu, who have been visiting at tho hood Is busy picking apples. home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anlles, Kuymomi .Monroe or ronianu, in have returned to their homo in tho jsp'-nding a few days at the nomu or inn iiiui nei , Mrs. Leo Nlederer was a visitor in town Monday afternoon. SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW D. W. Griffith Presents "Orphans of the Storm" With LILLIAN ami DOROTHY (JIS1I Adapted from 'The Two Orphans' By Arrangement with Kate Olaxlon, with Lillian and Dorothy (iish Yakima Country, Hev. W. P. Ilemlnglon held serv ices at tlie Ascension church in Cove I Wednesday evening. Oct. 3. Ho wan accompanied by Mrs. Pemmgton. iwho made a very pleasant address; to jlhe ladies of the church, j Mrs. James Weimer, Mrs. L. M. (Uiird and .Mrs. L. K. Anderson are ;ln. La Grande to look aiti-r aome bus iness connected wllh the library. Mrs. Gene Mitchell of Nampa, Ida ;Jio, baa been in Cove all week, the ' guest of her sisters, Airs. Harry 'Wiener and Mrs. Geo.. Southwlek. Mr. and Mrs. Jits Fuller expect toiS leave for IJend, Oregon. October 10. O Mrs. 1'. II. Powers, Mrs. Geo. South o M I.:;; .)one:i and Uncle Dunham ; O Wright, attended the Wolf Creek 2 lair, October first. Mrs. South reports jo that it was a splendid success, and ' 2 that the childrens display was won derful. All report a good time. Dodd and Cob of North Pow der, were at Medical Tuesday and j Wednesday buying cattle. Mrs. Kloiiy Mix of linker was a: passenger on 'Ihursdays stage to Med-i leal to .spend a few days at the San- atorium. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO060 FIND i IT I HERE Copy for this column must ba ol In by 9:00 a. m. O 0 0 01 00000000000000000000000000 I October ith, last day to pay wa-j tor rent without a penally. 10-6-31 The Latest Picture. j See the latest pleture, by Maxfleld j Parrish. entitled "Uavbreak." In the: Air. and airs. iai. iiacK nnu .Mrs. window at the Richardson Art & Geo. South were In Union Tuesday, Qift Shop this week. This Is by far gelling dental work done. 'th0 most beautiful of any of the Mrs. J. F. Kennedy and W. Linn parrish subiccls. lu-S-:u have been hauling grain to IJakor and . , loading back with lumber, for J. F. Ilcmstitrliiiisr. IMeatiiiir. Kennedy to build sheds on lib barn.; Button holes, buttons covured, Haker visitors from Medical last 'ntumnin- f : it ..r.um ;ir,.n nmmnt week were Mr. and Mrs. Claud Turn-(attention. All work guaranteed. iFancy Art roods., V. M. C. Thread land Baby Testr. The Klitchiiu; nnd Art Shop, Airs. L. H. Norton. 1115 Adams Ave. Phone Main 53K I 9-11-lm jer, Mr. and Mrs. jas. u-ooie, cy Turn er ouu 1.1 eo. non 1 it. Mr. George Loosely wafl n caller at the Wiitten homo Thursday ' for peaches. The men who have been making traits on the reserve were passengers no Thursdays stage for Baker. j Whitc Itotary sewing machines Mrs. V Ijiiu! helped Mrs. John i Rcnt, B-) and repair. Dressmaking Vanordcr cook for threshers Tucs- rftllI.Sft free. Ve w l-lev itidir. Phone day. A machine from Spuria is thresh- :gs.w u-"7-tf ing the grain for tho furmers. j " Mr. and .Mm. I S. Winlh spent t,irH( nUR, Tirnftsnitikiiiir 1 704 Wnii , Ihursday evening with J. A. Wanker ; nston avenue. 9-10-lml ' i.iwl fumile" i m I Mr. ami Mm. Mitrlu'll who linvn 'mwl rmiiiK" h.-f,, living i lor Iho ml Mrs. Kn.nm Dtmcm. v iv visitor j t.hon0 474-J. Wa ciu.u your room ... . ... .,,iult,., itU:iM-jilL lilt: I IILIIl I IHIIIU! W ll HUSUHV. f rf,Q q Chat'EG ilidloii. .Mr. .Milihcll lu Loiinucloil wllh Our srhool Im doing nlcoly wllh! 1 me nmiKB sioru. LMrn. llnKK mill Miss Cu.ssoily lis leach- i MrH. Low lilooiu. who lins li.-.-n . r. Mvilical ms rorlunatu Ill B-.'ttini; iiiiiu in in ncr nomu i:; somi wliiit i 111- t iii'w icaelu rs. Iirovril. j Mrs, flar.i l.yli- nf IVinlli-lon. rirm I!RI TIIK WAXT Al)9, A Love Story of two orphan sisters, Ilcnriottc and blind Louise, weaving together scenes of gorgeous and regal splendors, the tumultuous upheavals of the French Involution, the tc.ri-i Ty ing struggles in the first days of the newly born republic. Novel But Not Foolish We now have on display what we believe to be the most Beautiful Stock of TOTTERY And VASES.. CANDLE STICKS CONSOLE SETS in Luster Ware and Bohemian Glass Ever shown in the city Letter make your selection now for that Gift or Prize you expect to give. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 9-5-tf Card of Thanks. We wish to express our heartfelt (appreciation to the many vfriemls who gave so many manifestation of their genuine Interest In us In the time of !our. bereavement in the loss of wife and mother. W. C. Combs, Dora Roup. Averlll Cuinhs, Bessie Pfetifer, J.izzio I'feiffer. lu-S-11 Don't despair, even though you amount to very little. Think of Un king of Italy. October 10th. last day to pay wa ter rent without a penalty. lu-G-St Phone 4M-J. Wo clean your room free of charge. 9-5-tf ncmcmuer when tho nifty summe riir for Sunday included a fly-net for I the horse with tassels on the ears? Try our hot lunches. You can gel almost anything in the lunch line at our soda fountain. Our mid-day hot lunch is ready for you t 11:30 t'1 1 :."I0 nt Silverthorn-Wrlghfs Family i Drug Store. Open till II p. m. every day tn the week ut Silverthorn- Wrighl's Family lru? Store. lo-S-tf; October luth, last day to pay wa ter rent without, a penalty. J o-G-."t Tho fall face and lotion time Is here. You are bound to need some preparation that you can depend up-i on to keep your face from chaps or roughness and hands nice and 1 ntnoolh. Then why not drop in nt SI Irert horn-Wright's Family Driiir Store nnd try a bottle of that Violet Cream that lias been a leading sell er for 4t) years and only costs "-'no. lU-2-tf Your Last Ch ance of the Watch our windows for high class, stationery at prices that will please, you. Ton nrt sure to find the very latest styles and patterns in all Kinds J of station ry In bulk or small uunn- j titles. We hare some very close prices In stationery by the pound. ' thorn - Wright's Family lrmr Store. . Hi-S-tf j , i t "The slow. thinkers live longest," ( "'says a prominent psychologist. j j they cross the street. ' prices Sllverl ieason EXTRA LARGE WATERMELONS GUARANTEED Your Choice U5c ('M to -10 11. Each) TICKLING CUCUMBERS, small, choice, gallon .... r,0c DAMSON PRESERVING BLUMS, box $i.iH) HOOVERIZED GROCERY October lath, last day to pay wa ter rent without a penalty. l-C-;tt f riionu 474-J. Wo clean your room i Ireo of charge. 9-5-tf ; ti'-niilclde and landruff Kradica tnr is the only prescription that stops dandruff and failing of the hair I UUicKly and most satisfactorily. Sold on'y by Silverthorn-Wrlght's Family ; Drug Store. 10-S-tf .The Largest Chain Department. "Store Organization in the World" Men ' 4 , IncoTparatttt 475 DEPARTMENT STORES Suits' and How to Judge Them! Make Your Own Comparisons! If we followed our customary lines, we would begin here to tell you how good every garment in our new displays is-but we're not going to tell you anything of the kind. Other clothiers doubtless have received their new Fall displays. Here's what we want to asK ot you. ' Visit any one or all of the displays that you can and then look at our new lines. You'll then be able to judge for yourself where you can get the most in style, in worth of fab rics and workmanship and in the service to be lerived for every dollar you expend. We are not only willing but anxious lhat you make this Ihorough comparison for we are confident of the result. ' In our displays, are the leading models of the season, tingle and double breasted, fancy, sports and conser vative,' in worsteds, cassimeres, tweeds and serges, latest patterns and colors. i Our prices for New, AH Wool Fall Suits $24.75 $29.75 $34.75 ire the result of the thousands upon thousands of garments lhat are made exclusively for our 47S busy stores scattered Ihroughout 33 States. Such enormoui buying naturally nbtains rock-bottom prices for us which permits us to offer fou the large savings in clothing such as are presented nere. Before You Make Your Selection of Fall and Winter SuilaJUuL Overcoats Investigate Here!. Men's Work Mackinaws Built for Warmth and Service! ; Ideal Winter wear for I railroad men, lumbermen, j truckmen, miners, farmers in fact, everyone who needs the warmth and ser vice these mackinaws give. Nothing more appreciated I for automobiling. ! Made of 34-ounce all-wool. Double breasted model with large 6-inch shawl collar which can be buttoned close up around neck. Belted back, two pleated flap pockets, one button breast pocket, button tab on sleeves 36 inches long, plain and fancy patterns, and exceptional value at 1 0'90 The "Regal" Hat Winter's Supreme Leader! It's the young men's velour hat that is becoming, stylish i and, withal, the finest kind of yale! "Ut Us Be Your Hatter" and save you money! $5.98. Nation-WM Vatre -The Largest Chain Department. Store Organization in the World The Ohl-Tlni'" tinners will atari WV.Imn.lay cvminir, October HMh, ut Zubcr hall. Kvcryonc Invited. l"t-S-3l OcUiWt t ut It. last day to pay 'wa ter rviit without a penalty. 1 0-6-3 1 ttouf hold ko1. machinery. ANY THING. We svt you more money. Irayare free. Ptnrn free. lustrt hulois of Moline ImpUnit-nts for it stern Orvtron. I-ii Gruudc liroKer-hs'-. for. Kir nn-i Jefferson. A. O. .Wllllums. Muiu 'i'Ji V-.ti-U 1 'ran ics. Oval I'ortralt Kran.fs in !4xit ami tJx-i rL'.:i in several Rth s n-.l rtn- Ms:iS fitted with lies! eon vex glasa I at unusual prlers this week at the j Utcharusoti Art A: Citt Shop. lo-S-Sl Violet t'retim will keep your face and hands In perfect order nnd it t costs only :';,c a bottle at Silver- ' thorn-Writrhfs Family Drug Store. lu-fc-tf Hume Wantcil. , We hive several e'lenM ho de sire anliabh' h::n' liaiu-dtuieiy. r your home is for sal-, phone or v r at once for satisfactory service. - iu. Milkr and Co. 10--tf How Itetler 'I linn PIIIk? The question has been usked In what way are I'haintH-rlain'fl Tablets superior to the ordinary cathartic und liver pills? Our answer is. they arc easier and more pleasant to take nnd their effect Is so penile that one hardly realizes that it is produced y a medicine. Then, they not only move tin- bowe's but improve the appetite and strengthen the diges tion. Adv.