La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1923, Image 6

SatiiiW , October 13, 1923.
PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
llfft.thiB inornlnif for I'umpkin Kide
I w hen they will visit relatives over
: t)iu week-end.
.The Largest Chain Department .
"Store Organization in the World
Mr. and Mrs, Jay Dobbin mine
down from Knterpriso Mutt uvnilnif
on a short hiislneHfl niul pleasure trip
mid urn stopping at the Foley.
GARTDDNIST IS
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For Fall
$5 to $8
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K. It. ItanpH In anions the Wal
lowa visitors who ar In the city to
day nl tending to business mailers.
Mr. Junes Ih HloppInK at tint Koley.
Brake Tests Show That
Franklin at 15 Miles An
Hour Stops in 8 Ft. 2 In
HliiliHllcH compiled by Haivty Klrsl
! Hureaus In tint UtrffM elths show
I that morn automobile accident h oc-
cur at fifteen miles per hour ttian
I at any other speed,
i ItfcriKnlKlnff lhat an alnioHt Inntan
eons mop at thin speed is neessary
i lo avoid collision with children at
play or pedes! rians who thoUtfhlleHH
ly Htrp out from die curb. (he
l-'ranklln Automobile Company re
cently made a public braking tent.
A H"dan, running at this normal
( traffic rate over city pavement, was
I stopped In 8ft. '2in. or in about two
(Ihlids of the car's length. This dis
tance is lli rt. o inPi lienor man
(lie - safety standard accepted Tor
many years by leading enKineerin
authorities. Slops at other speeds
ranged from 70 per cent lo 1.10 per
I cent, better thiill Ihe standard.
AT HOT LAKE
Milton Frankle, 'Formerly
Cartoonist for the Brook
lyn Times and New York
Call, Enrolled at Sanatorium.
Personal Mention
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HOT I. A K K. (Special ) Guests at
the Hot Lake sanatorium are havlme
the opportunity to see Ihmselves as
oi hers nee tlieiu since Ml It on h'ran-
kh of Portland, registered lu-ri" the i
first of the week. Mr. Krankle. i
formerly cartoonist for the Hrooklyn :
Times and New York Call, is spend-
liif? the liours when lie Is not in
medlcnl consultation sketching, with
)!iiien:s as ills "subjects.'
N. J, Hinnott. I'nlted Htates con
gressman, stopped at Hot Lake for
a brief visit v.ltli Dr. I'hy lust week
while on hiB way to Vale, where he
spoke at the irrigation con cnH.
Mrs. I-:. '. Weejyan Is among th
Portland arrivals at Ihe sanatorium
Mrs. Wegan, who plans on t a kins
t rent men t hep1 for several weeks
xpects' her husband, builder and
contractor qf Portland, to Join her
hero for a short time.
John Inset h, having recovered
from a surgical operation, bus re
turned to Vincent where he Is em
ployed with the Ilowman-Illrks lum
ber company. His wlfo and children
came to the sanatorium to spend
Sunday wllh him.
Two daughters arts here with Mrs.
I Narkaus, Weston resident, who
otinderwent a serious operation at the
g sanatorium Monday. Mrs. C. C. Oor
n dun, who spent several weeks here
; A 111
Mr. and Mis. Thomus Caldwell
w-era among the I laker Kiiests regis
tered at tin Savoy last evening.
I'aitt Htidler mine In from Kigin
last' evening uud Is stopjilng at (in
Havoy fur a short lime.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,. M. Myers, or Hh
lem, are in tho city for a lew days
visiting relatven and are stnppug at
tho Hoiuilier. Mr. Meyers is a
brother of Inm Meyers, of the Ar
cadu theater In this city.
Minn m was repres-nl-d atimmr Itm
guests at the Koley last evening by
C. J I. Conkey.
l.yh' Koitt and Kn .l llnnn crime
(low n from Knlerprlse hist eveninn
and are slopping at the Hummer for
u short time.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. ItenLer of Kn
terprlse, are in the. iHy luday viaii
rlng friends and shopping and are
stopplutf. fil the . Havoy.
K. It. Went of I'eorla, Illinois, was
re-jiHlen-d among t lie guexts at tle
Koiumer last evening.
T. l-'ine way amotnr Ilie Vincent
visitors Ul Ihe l-'oley last' evening.
fi. I'. Ml ley or Maker, was regis
tered at Ihe Koley last evening. He
Is spending today In I. a tirandu at
tending to business.
j. Mrs. .1. W. niHew of ha Onuide,
left for Walla Walla, where she will
!vis;t friends for a short time.
j Mrs. W. Arnold of North llend.
,( irM'ion, r l urned lo her home utter
-visiting in L,a Grande.
M'.ss Iva Sailing of Iji (irande left
on No. "II t or Kerry to Hpend I he
week-end.
M vs.
(irande
w lie re
time.
V. H. f Elf hardson of I-a
left for Itediuolld, (regon.
she will visit fur a short
Mrs. W. (. NVfr of llleth. return- Mih. L. W. Weeks Is spending the
ed to her home after visiting in J.a ; ; week-end at Itnlse, Idaho, visiting
Grande with relative. ' Iher daughter. MImi Mildred Weeks.
. !! 1m attending Link's busine.tK col-
Mrs. George A. Hein of La Grande, lege.
left for Himnyatde, Wash., where she j J
will visit for several weeks. " Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, who
t lie cliy loilay ,al lending to business
and are slopping at tlie Havoy.
Kred White. Jr.. of Alb-el. was
. reglHtered among I he guests at Ihe
iSuvoy last evening.
I Mr. and Mrs. It. .1. Williams lefl
t his morning for I 'end lei on, w here
tiny will visit for a short time.
Mrs. Metty Cloud of Imbler. left
for California, where she will make
lier lioin-) In the fuiure.
Mr. antl Mrs. N. H. Ituthson of
Milton, returned to their home after
visiting ut Hlshop Meadows,
T. J, Mahoiie, bunker from Nauip:i.
was reglHtered among the gueals at
tho l'oey last evening. He stopped
In the city yi-nli'fd.'iv mi le'tenr-M .
Mis
Wilma and Kvejyn Me.
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The prty tHklny tho side curtains
from Him Kurd delivery car In front
of Mm Helmoiit rooms, we know, so
pleaso rut urn and save trouble.
o Trespassing ur Hiintitig.
OvTlnp to carrleannesg of hunters
I am forced to order no more hunt
ing or trespassing on any laud own
ed by me. Andrew Ulokland.
10-13-ul
A good tvstlmonlul for Germicide
last spring at the time of her hus
band's operation, came with her mo
ther last week, while tlie second dau
ghter. Mrs. W. J. Iiueran. of Helix,
readied here Sunday. Mrs. Gordon's
homo Is In I'endletou. Mr. Joe
Narkaus, also of I'cndlelon and a
son of 'Mrs. Narkaus, was hero for
the operation but has returned home.
Mrs. James Hill of IVndUton, It
a surgical patient In the Hot Lake
sanatorium hospital. Her husband,
who came here lo be with Mrs. Hill
when alio underwent an operation
Wednesday, returned home (hut night
to resume his work us foreman ol
tho O.-W. it. & N. bridge and build
ing depart men t which la located in
IViidleton.
Mrs. James Sanders of Enterprise.
and Dandruff radical or. Silver- wio underwent a serious operation
fhfirn-WHirht'H Kamllv liriior Htore: I '" -'nry In the summer, has re-
Knclosed find ft.l.O" for which mail
me 4 bottles of your Germicide and
Dandruff ladlcator. It Is the best
(Mire I have found for dandruff and
railing of tho hair. This Is for n
friend of mine. Don Miller.' Aber
deen, Wash." io-12-tf
turned to spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. itrookshauk of lx-n-ver,
Colo., stopped here for medical
consultation the first of the week.
Mr. Hrooksbank is wit h the l'arson
Cartridge company and is on hif.
way to their western headquarters In
Seattle.
Chattiinooua Tiniea: It In easier to Jacob Htotz is u Nampa, Idaho.
urnw than to harvest the wild oats " " - m-
Crop. !- i imuu nei v w until lie tusi
ecu.
A report that slock conditions are
ph.x.'ig up in the Jordan valley com
munity from their oost-war alumu
'has been brought here by Mrs. K.
L. Monger, of that locality. Mrs.
Monger gets her information HihI
Not Ire.
No hunting allowed on our farms.
Uuvry acuwebku and Jack Smith.
lo-U-iMp
Ilmstilliiiig, I'lentlng.
Hut ton holes, buttons covered.
stamping. Mall orders given prompt
attention. All work guaranteed.
Kanry Art goods., D. M. C. Thread
and Hahy Wear.
The St Helling and Art Shop,
Mrs. L, H. Norton.
1115 Adams Ave. 1'hone Main 533
y-ll-ltn
There Is Ample Proof of
1 the Unfailing Superiority of
J. C. Penney Co, Quality! j
You can buat this Store positively assured of receiving the utmost satisfac-l.
tion from th service your purchases will give. Tor 21 years, thii has been
ths enjoyment realized by patrons of this Company. '
1 it were not so, would it today be the World's largest Chain Department
Store Organization? r
it it were not so, would it have grown from one small Store in 1902, to :
Nation-Wide Institution of 475 Dc-pr. Imciit Stores in 1923? J
If it were not so, would it have been possible-for its annual business to In-'
crease in less than a quarter of a centilry. from $28,S98 to over $50,000,000?;
If it were not so, would it be rcason.-.'ilt Mire of doing the stupendous busi-i
noes in 1923, of approximately $65,000,000? ...... '
' If it were not so, would it today be the choice of more than a million families- ;
in 33 States? . , ....... I
If it were not so, would it have sold nearly 1,404,000 pairs of men's overalls
in 1922, and 2,534,087 pairs of shoes, and 2.672,835 yards of percale, and,'
1,225,000 hair nets and other goods' in equally large quantities? ' ' ''
If it were not so, would it enjoy the indisputable leadership in the mercan-.'
tile field it does today ? ; .
Ko, indeed
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The largest Chain Department -Store
Oigiinizalion in the World "
hiinj 1,8 her hiiHbuinl, a bn-edcr oft
ahisep, owna a runcli of ilt.arly 12iiu.
lert'M. Sins ia hero for mi-tllcul con- !
Hil( til lull and plana lo ruinuiu bi-vlt-
ul iluya. !
It.. 1. hylnirRi-r of Kiinaus CHy. i
Mo., was anion? Iln llrst of t lit
week H'sislranla al lh' Ilol l.akfj
aanalorfuin. Mr. LyburgxT is in tho,
oplk-al business. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Knsllsh, -1io j
maky Iholr lioin ou an uiralfa ranch
near Modi-all, t'it,llf, arO coinblnin);
trt-alnu-nta ut lh liol . I.ak? atina
loriiini with a visit wllli Mr. I'.nn
lish's lirothor. It. K. KnKllsh. It. JO.
KnKllHh. Wraton li-sld-iil, Is u liH-ili- .
c-al patlint hi-ro. This rallrornlanti
plan to remain ut tlm auuulorluiu L'oi-1
m-urly u month. j
ItlCAl THE WA.-VT ADS.
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SHERRY'S
TODAY ONLY
William Duncan
And
Edith Johnson
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"The Fighting
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buide
A tak' of :ui Kii,'ilislim:m who wanlfil a guiilo M
to act as a nursrinaitl anil a Kuiik1 w lit) was a roil
hlooilod man. iVrfunioil liaths ami silk iiniloV
wcar got umlor liis skin and things Ix-'gan to fly.
A Kcd IJIootlod Talc foi- Kod I'.loodctl Tcoplc
Comedy "COLD CHILLS"
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a
hrokrn
WlnilHhlrliln n nil SUU1 CJ In uses to
fll KVt-ry iiiulio ol' nir correctly lit-
t.,1 nt Hi" ItkhiirilHon Ail & CHI
Slion. Tht-y Mo it 1 1 kimlH of plass
work, Inrl titling I lot-In; (ilith- kIiihs.
k't'lmllni? -i-iIi-h, cittlliiK' of oval and
riiunl It iiHi a for all m of cur
llKliln. lu-i;-i
Srhool books ttiiil all kimls of
Hchool snppllca. uiu-h us InMeta, Ink.?.
p-Mit-llH. rulfiH. Iooh"1 leaf pap'-r.
lypt'H Hi i ii v paper ut Hilvcrtliorn
Wrlpht'a I'uinlly hniB Stort-.
I'liriiNlM'H IIoiim' nl it SntilfliT.
A rompli'lcly rurnishtij Iiomhc lo
cal ftl just hIx liloi'ks from thv poHt
olTtuc Ih fur salt1 at an rxlrrniHy
low riKUrc This lioitsr Is thorotilily
inotli-rn. h a ftno lawn, trrta. ira
ratf kooiI nt'lKhhorhood. vtv. Win.
Miller antl Co. lu-i 3-tf
While Itotary 8vTlnK machliu s.
Hi'iit, sell tuitl repair. Itrrmriakin?
t'oiirso free. .New Koley Uhlg. Plione
6S3-W. 9-:7-tf
II on lex Wanteil.
Wu have several el ten Is w ho de
sire siiltablo homes Inimediately. If
your homo Is' Tor suit, plumu or see
us ut onru for h ttlsfuctoi y ervlir.
Win. Mlllor mul Co. lu-U-tf
Nothv.
nyono ptanuliiK n trip east an far
as Omahit. It u (iiihl bit irivut I v In
'their utlvaulaxe to phone -ti;i-.l.
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Saturday the 13th
IS NATIONAL CANDY DAY
And it's the time of year when you should cat it.
Here's Our Offer for the Biff Day:
' -b. for 13c or one Full Pound for 4l)c .
of any Candy in our window on that
day, and all of the choicest will Le there.
Don't Miss Seeing the Display
Newlin Drug
Co.
Don't Forget If It Is
Axles - Shims - Valves
Fan Belts - Springs - Pistons '
Gaskets - Bearings - Piston Pins
Brake Lining - Piston Kings
You Will Find It In Our Automobile, Replacement
Parts Stock ; V
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Work
New China Wear
Shipment
We have several new patterns of China Ware
in open slock which will enable you to purchase
any number of pieces you wish." -
This ware is the best Imported English Scmi
Porcclain. Start a set with a few pieces, then fill in as
you go, and in a short lime you will. have a com
plete set of good dishes you will be proud of.
WATCH FOR T1IL PIT
Andrew's Variety Store
Notler.
Cooked food sale. Saturday. Lilly's
Ma id ure. I 'realty let (an West minster
;illd. Clilekeii, pit s, chili', . spretul-
tit . lu-i i-:tp
Thos'1 hot lunehes nt th1 suda
fmtnhiln of SilvrHhau-Wi iKht's I'mit
lly Im-iik ytorc are m iv pupular. any
hour ul the d:v. ou will ttnd u
ulei- lunrh 1 here. It Is it In a s most
perfeelly prepared. They are husy
Kil ls at this lountatn. to-1 -tf
I'onr oM sp:tn. i:eit ii revolution
falls lo k p tir mi lh- fmnt pajro
itr a week.
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
IttiiiH-rmttv,
I Win ii you think of dlmienxure
I and dtshrs fur our home, i hlnk of
Utehanlsoira Art - i;m Shop. I'lf
i le n in.it. nts ot" both Chum and
! S"iiil-loirH;tin ironi whieh to ehoose.
Wt:i s' li you a piet-o at a lime, as
i little or as imit-h ix you ItUe of any
of Ihe patterns and KU.vranlee to
furnish you with iiion- of your
p.tttern at all ttmen. Svts runnlnR
ironi f,1'' lo I'm. on. i 'ontp.ir' our
; pi it h anv in t!i" nor i tiw nf.
KiehanlKoiiB Art Gift Shop for
Ilimernre. . lO-U-.t
WHERE THE
THRIFTY THRONG
HOOVERIZCD GROCERY
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