La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1923, Image 4

T'hv.isflHV. Ot-trtW 11. 102H.
7TTF, LA GKANDF, FVENTNw GuSERVFil
PAOF, RTX
Personal Mention
,
i; If. Mlilnn u:iH lit ri i city from
Hak.T t ml 11 y alhinliiiK to buHin-Hi;
I I.UltllTH.
I ' linker wiih rt'prfS.'iiifl unionc 1 In
triH-HtH nt tin l-'olcy I ant evening b
J .Imiih'h fiunn.
(Joor-wc Mriclicll relumed to La
Crnnde yenh-rday uf'h-r Hnnd!nn
Bonn (hue nt Kelso and I'oiiland on
btiHinr hh.
I'rt.r O'flulllvnn nrrlv-d In I .a
firandc Tuesday from I'nrtland, mid
Jh vlKitlDK dniiKhter, .M m. l-'ranU
ltnvvnian.
Mrs. W. C. Neff came owr from
TUHh yi-Htcnlny lo Hp-nd Mm re
imiiiMtT of liic week i:ilin;; In r
ninihi-r, A I i'H. 1 H. K. linker, of tlili
oily.
Mm. T f. 1 hirrlsmi l ft yesicrday
for her home In Muia , Idaho, ;i i ii r
vtHli In jf ln-r K'iiiiItiiol Iter. M r'. .1. .1.
I'ecMer 1mt- for ;i I'l-w days.
Mrn. Molly tin!; and brother. I:.
Ti. (J rider. 1 - f " t I It is niurniiiK for
rendition, where they will visit Mrs.
fJrlder. who Ik In tin hospital tlere.
J-'r.'ink Sloan, sheep man from
Klunli'M. h in I .a Crande Iransacl
ItiiK' liiiHlm-HH Malay ami in r -tmI i
jut Mm IV-hy.
j Mm. It. X. i:k' r.H riiine iIimvii
'from i:nt rjn if: last vi niiiK ami is
sin-iilhiK today ). i visiiint; friends
; j it. t Kitoi--.'' st"' M i' Ki' r l ft
tin- Foley.
j Mrs. i. A. JoiiiiHoii of MiMon-l-Yee-unur,
returned to li'i- home nfier
vlHit imx f"i- p-veinl vv'i-I;m al I'ay-
ti.-, Jjiiho.
! Mrs. .1. M. hiiviH of Knterprlse,
passed llnoali l.a (Jr.tii'h- last ev
nilij; on ler w.-y I ' IViidleloii. wlinv
mIl- will vi.mI tor a stiorl time.
I .1. I mvld f falncH. who mukcH Mh
lionic In Kntcrprlnc, Ik hen- on ' c
Hhorl business trip ami Ih relnicred
!at the l-'oh y.
I .MuilliiKH arrived in l.n
Crandc IhiH mornlui? from "11 1 r -
i Forks. Montana, to visit Miu Alul
j limes, who iiiuliruini an operation
u-H;. She wan takt-n ill while vim
IMiik li'M'f al tin J. 1-. Itrandt liomc.
j Miss fl.orria II;.l:t-r o( IHincan,
j wii.H ;i viNilora !u i .a ( It ;umN-
liP-Kilay.
f A. MriH-.-ly of liolw, Ih In tin- ( (, j,,,,,,,. or
rlly to.lay on hnsiiH MM ami if. Hop-
piiij; umooK i of KHi'Hin i r"im- ;
inr. !
roiiN- lor IVmilHoM,
iraiiHafi laaiim -hh.
Jofi.-pli
l.'tiil fV
Wll'l'i'
i;iHft'il
n i air, i-n
h)o- will
Mr. n nd AIih. W. Onnn'r am! i
nl w., norlH Chi-lHlli', of iak-r. stop-i N,r- Nl,f!- 1
tw.i nt ih- k M..i- I'.Ki i.vi-iiimr nn I Iniit inifi on. r i.iiii-il
thi lr roiurn from co:ihi polntH. wlifp
Dp y liavo lit'i-n vlHiiln:.
Sluice 'l' 'lake Indian
I'KNIH.KTON, Or.. Tin- lime Ih
not far dial ant wln-n Dm- J mliariH
in tin' t'nilfil .latfH, who arc now
.vanlH of tlic fcm'ral r,ov'rniin nl will
iIm-coim'1 w a i dff of the variotm Kiatt-H,
Iru't-ordlmr lo a HtaNnic nt nnnl- hen
ihisf nifrhl ty I'harl'-H II. Ilurkr, coii)
(iiisiotn r of Indian af lairn In l he
jdi-parl iiK'iil of I In- Interior. Tin
iln-nd now 1m linmlHlakaldy toward
ilil.- n-Holt. In- 8tat-fl.
Thn Hpi'crh of the coiiiiniHHioni-r 1
u mh itiad' hi'fon a dinm-r of t In
t '-'lldl'-lon coinmcrrial association,
lie ait'ivi-d In tin afli'i'iioon io maki-
mi iuHpcci ion of t In- I 'mat ilia I n
diiin ri'Ki-rvat ion. which Ih In charj'
of Mayor I. Swarilamli'.r. !
ul li-r a visit In I 'ort I
l!oy N'dnn and It. A. Huam
rniin' dnwn from llnliTpriiii last i vi
niim nn a Hhort hti.sinr-.sH I rip and ;
(ire Hi oppin al I hi- Hn voy.
Mrs. J. .1. ivHv of
lurix'd front Cranls I
has Im-. h vIhIUiik.
I-:. T'i.
to lti.-i
uid.
I, a Crai
ays. uh
Foisr Yo:i.M C'onipiclc
9,200 Journey in
A Franklin Brougham
Mrs. S. T. f'art'-r ol t'olumhla. H.
I.. with her ikMiKMliTH.v tin MisM-r.
N.dl ami T'avls CiuK-r ami Mi:i.-i Nidi
Moon, h lr)-ml of Hp- imivr, is com-pi'-tinir
ih.' last Ml a !,' of a journey
v. hieh took t liein Hidr horn.-
town lo Ih- J'aHiir i 'oa..t and la;U
atrain. TliniiBhoitt tta lr niiin- jrnir-iP-v.
thev wen unaccompanied lv
male comi'-'ninas and travel P-d
des.-i t. prairie av.d inoilMain nruin
wlthoul i:?a;i.slaii'.', s:iys -itJ:-;.- liohn
enl;ai:ip. local Kivtnkiin il-al-r.
The women took Hie soathern
roitl" thniujfh Texas and New Mex
ico to Caliroinia. retarnini; over iln
northern roiMe via the l.inroln llili-
way. The trip wan made in a
Kranklln lEroui'lunn. When tlie wo
men viidteii I he KraiiUlhi faclory at
Syracuse a few days airo, they h;id
eoered frjaiiii miles siii"e June
when th.-y siari'd on their trip.
They Wen lle) Oil tledr ;,y ItOli.e
to I'oliimlda and int. mh-d '.u ma!;.
slopB In I'liMad- Iphia, W'aKjiiiift on
and N'orfolk.
Famous last words: "I'm tired of
tat, inf.'' that fellow's dust."
f ooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I o o
IS For Sale
o o
o ir rvnn t Tr- o
o ran a
io
I'rohahly the
change yd r cor.
headlong drive of
froni lier armpit;
atiddei
ini'ady'i
to her
atyle
POTATO
BAGS
Insl lEcrrivt'il
. K.-vi nil Th'onsnnil H:is wlllrh
will jii'sM fr"ii liv lor lut'-r-l:ilu
Hltippin
W A N T r. I)
j Ji 1 1 1 l'li'liiTH nnil PnrUfl'S
full
Smith & Frees
MAI .VJ2
1.1! 7 .lcrfei-nn
ooooooooooopoooooonoot oooo
Celling Hophi.slirated is Just a Hint -tor
of Mvapplnir illusiiaen for soi'd
sport a.
ioovuo llayH lefi I his morning
for i'entllolon, where he will spend
the day on husim-ss.
( Kulh-r and .1. Cook of Walla
Walla, Wash., were registered auioiiK
tip- kH''m'h ul tln Savoy lasl evenim;.
J. A. I''unk Is down front Knler
prine for a few days visit laj,' I'riendu
and nt lend InK to husiness and la
Hlopplnx ii f Hie Ha voy.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor of HiiTfalo. Mis
ftoiirl, left Mils mornimr for hranch
line points to visit relatives ai'Pr
Hioppinif In this city last evening as
a K'tesl at the Kommer.
Wallow'it was repreHeiiled nmoiif;
the kucmIs al Hp- Havoy hist evening
' hy lJomer. IJvans.
AIi'H. Joe Sheard re I urm-d to her
home In Athena i his mornini; after
vlslltnir her daughter, Mrs. .MelowiM,
In IhiH city.
I. C, Ilenrnfil Is in the city today
from Wnl hi Walla, ami la sinppiti1;
lit the Foley.
Special Cutery
SALE
sr:i: ori! window
liulcher Knives 4nc to
(Worth up to $l.f Ttejfiilar)
Hcia-snrs and shears, f.ar to $1.1
(Worth up to $1.7.'- KeKHlnr)
J'ocket Knives I Tic to $l.r
(Worth tip lo ?L.r.a Kenular)
Any Safely Itazor in our
window, each .'
1 'a rin, K hives I lie. lo
(Wotlh up lo arm Kuril)
lliiil'l MI- l lils Sulci
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
fin
!Hlc
BUNTING'S
BARGAINS
I II IN M A l:l.I, liniKlsIrr
III 17 M.Xi:i,l, 'I'niirlns
.MAWVDI.Ij Tdlirlnu
l2:l AI.AXVi:i,li Spent Tmil'ili
till I llm Tourliii;
llllll ( use 'louring
MIJO ilvcrliuifl TniirlllK
1111(1 ( lii'vroli't 'loiiriiiK
1 1 m-li'y-1 tn vlilson M olorcycli!
TIiIm slwk miisl bn moved Im
nicillnlcly In prnvitU stumf-'
spn.'c. Ilon'l pasn up Oils clinnri'
lo ninlic n rcnl 1''d Car lluy.
C. W. Bunting
& Son
Will
&
Aedrevs Variety Store
.Culinary Creations
Children XihmI T.noriry Food
Such lis Ittvail
ftRKAIl A XIT CAM I'S
2 cups stain bread rrumhs
2 rfirfffl
1 tbsp. melted butter
1 cup choppi-d nuts
V tsp. fflery s!t
'j Ifp. powdered fi:iK
Pepper to lantfl
MM'
l)Ullrr mi l soasonlntr.
.. ..i.kIlirull nl'U.
M.-.li" Into mall raliPH anJ lial;.- lor -" t"'""" -y"
Host tlio or.K". nil.l lirca.l rriimlis. mils.
La Grande, Oregoa
PHEASANTS
Have a Pair of Them Mounted
Add a Touch to your home obtainable in
No Other Way
Our Work Is Unexcelled Our Service Unequalled
Parcel post or express to
A. V. JENKINS, Taxidermist
723 Main St. Boise, Idaho
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
OBSERVER WANT AD
Styleplus Suits
$2.j $r $i.r)
All of the newest styles in hosuliful new fabrics.
Every suit is fully guaranteed by the makers (o be all
pure virgin wool and to give complete satisfaction.
.mm
Shoes
Cooper's Kenosha Klosed
Krotch and Wright's Health
rtidiTwtar for men. Pure
wool numbers as low as $ I. !).".
Oilier wool and mixed num
bers $2.7.". to $7.50 ' !!
$2.jr to $7..l
W. L. Douglas and Racine
Dress Shoes in the new Col
legian lasts; beautiful styles
in fall and winter weight
Bluchers at extremely mod
erate prices.
w'Hiir
Oregon City and Oregon Trail
Flannel Shirts
!? !.!)." to SI.!).-)
Tin e wool pal tern Broadcloth
Shirts in a variety of colors
S:!.()." to SI.!).",
Leather Vests
$!.!)' to SIS.OO
ORECON CITY and OitECON TRAIL
Special I ah $ j,l,-,
Moleskin Shell Wts $7.)7 to $ !).!).'
.Mi-Leather Vests ..S!).!)") (o $18.00
9
Vi
1309 Adams Ave.
The Store of Standard Merchandise Moderate Prices
1 ft fi 8
An announcement of our well knon bv.nnds and the extreme moderation
of our prices. We sell only (he best of quality and :u matter what article of
apparel you purchase, it is fully guaranteed.
Overcoats
$12.95 $18.50 $-12.50 '
New fabrics in Oregon City, Parkway and other well
known makes. We are able (o offer better values and
a larger selection than ever before.
Gordon Hats
$5 to $8
Cordon's famous Hats in
new velours, suedes and
felts.
Other numbers, $2.95 to
$3.50.
HP1
Heavy Wooi Work Hose
made by Fox River Mills.
49c, 59c, (i9c
Cooper's and Park Mill
Dress Hose
20c to $1.25
Beautiful new silk num
bers arc now in.
Bradley
Sweaters
$1.95 to $12
A very complete line of new
numbers in Slipovers, Sport
Coats, Knit Vests, Mufflers
and Headwear in camels hair,
brushed wool and Shaker knit s
Buckhecht Packs
$8.50 to $1 1
A complete line of the new Buckstrips in all sizes and
heights in oil veal stock and oak stock.
m0m
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