La Grande evening observer., October 16, 1923, Image 9

Tuesday, October 1G, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE J
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PL'MMEKVIU.K Opci-lnl)
Mrs. I(lchnj-,- Monro, i.r.l children,
of 1'i.rllaml iro vlnlltni; nl I In- lioim
of. Mi s. M. ilonrik'.
Harry rinilwtim wan Ill's Invn
workllii; on thi Mountain for
"oino limr-: urr,vt'il Turwluy ror n
visit with h in, family. .
-'. K. Hidmnfralry Is Kpcmllutr a
frw flays In . Grande nllimlln:,- !o
business afhiira..
J. K. Woodsnnd W. M. I'ark who
have bi-r-11 on. a Ciimnillir Irln iirrlvod
trip
home Friday.
V. M. Hal made a Ijusini'Sft
to I.a Grand. 4.Tucsdny.
Mary Oftwulil ' of Vow came over,
and spent tin- 'ttiek-cntl at the liotiie
of her par. n(s. she returned lo Cove
Momlay. r'
,vlr. ana Mrs. H.her Conrad w
Eil"8t Sunday aj... the. lionn. of V. V.
Conrad of Inibl r.
W. B. Iliimiltnh was a . 'btisiiu-SM
Tlsitor In luirOnindc Tn.-silay.
Mr. and .Mis. Hurvo rruzelle mo
tored lo I'lim'pkln Ulduu for fruit
purposes i'iiVfeday: afternoon.
Nell Tucker ..motored to Until Can.
yon Monday to -attend to business uf-
,Boy, Page Mr. Ziegfeld!,
j Miss I-Vrn .McKinuiH was u- visitor
(Tin-Hilay nflrrnoou ai the liomu of
ilifi- ffrunthm. J. 1.. MvKHuun.
I Mm. ICalph Juiu-h W'hr a (iivHl ut I
tilnnop Wi-iini'mluy at the' hoimi of
Mrs. Joln Waitlifr.
'j Mrs. Lilly linker and Mrs. An if.
lark who Stiiumi'ivlllu v.m.Ioib
mirsauy afternoon. I
! AI cm. M:n-v Mok't.isl.. ti ... ...,.,..
inK buslnciw in U. drnmUi TUuib-I
j Mrs. MH Itoyrtv iiml Mrs. Prank j
. W'ooilcll mailt a trip to ' 1'iinipUln (
.HliUiv Thurmluy in hvhitIi of fruit, j
I Mrs. Kniinu HtiK ami sister MIhh ,
Alloy Shirk with vtHldm at tin
jluimo of Mrs. Kttu Whttconib Thura-i
any. - i
M rM. llutth W'Ihm of milK;inl wuh ,
a visitor at Iut home here during i
tho wi'i-k. I
I'M l.oKan imiiio down from his
ranch and spent a few dayM during.
the wt'L'k at tho McHon Ilotul. I
- Society nhla of tho vounser set of WashlnKton routins during n ri,iai:;il ;t tho mu-ui.. coined
Name it,'' wmcn mcy win eivo on uct. iy lor oenefU ui me umtn 8 u niversal .;ii:u.co,
, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tircm have Kone
'to their home in Spokane for a few
fall's.
Charlie Taint-riff of Pumpkin Khls
was :l StiiiiniiTvillM viKitni- Mnil-lav,
Mr. iuhI Mrs. I-M. Combs eame luy tmi' return to. their work
lov.:i from tho inilt nm-Hi tf town there when the weatlA'r turnills.
Inni! Hpeui .Sunday at tlu ir liomo t Kuj,-ene Oswald of Whlto Tino Ih
InrrL'- inow a ialtor at.hla Iiotnc here.
Aiv! Colt anl son lirook were j KJ. Hale spent Tuesday afleruoon
liUKintEa visitors in our county Tues- ishopplnu and viaitir.g in Summerville.
day. ! Mike ltoyre Ih busy now days hniil-
inf? appu-s from Imbler.
Tiie Standard oil man from Trubler
was over rilling tnc Ba tanks ir C.
M. llak- the first of the week.
The highway , men are takimr a
vacation since the rain they have
Kone lo tlu ir various homes, but will
return to their work when the
weather' Ih fatr anin. .
Lejiion Plans Develop
1HK) IUVKIt. Or. The local
post of the Ann'ricun Legion is mak-
inw active preparation Tor partielpu- (
tlon in the mid-Coluinbiu celebration
of Ainistlee day. which will be held
thin year at Imfur. A large delega-'
tlon of leglonaircs, accompanied by ,
icitixens, will motor to Duuir. joining
a delegation Irom The- J)allcs, over
it he new The Dalles-Columbia high-
' v. ay.
MONUMENTS
Xfen.CdrrS'
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument'
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
inoa S Ac. La Grande. Onrop
U iw fli!
A CLASSIFIED A I) WILL DO IT
mavMB'm.miimmmmmi
Take a look at Sporting Goods Windows during
' : October i&th'to 20 .
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S HfAW Duck Load R
THIS week, hardware and sporting goods dealers here in town and
the Remington Arms Company are working together to help you
and every other sportsman look around and enjoy yourselves.
Dealers are making special displays in hunting and camping equip
ment; Remington Fire Arms, Ammunition and Cutlery.
These displays are unusual. They are special. They arc wortlj. going,
out of your way to see. Don't miss them!
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc., New York City
Established 1816
The New Remington Qame Loads
Be sure to see them the biggest advance ever made in loaded
shot shells. Produced as the result of important Remington dis
coveries about powder. There is a Remington Game Load for
. every kind of game iri this locality. Each one is loaded to give
i...sC$,anH uniform velocity pattern and penetration the right
'phooiitig quality for that particular tind of game. '". " "
' T'le load pictured above i3 the Remington Heavy Duck Load.
.- .-It' comes in 12-gauge with either No. 4, 5 or 6 Shot and in'20-gauge
(the hard hitting 2". shell) in No. 6, 7 or 7 Shot. The Velocity,
pattern and penetration are right for big ducks, and for long ranga
shooting when they are flying high. Sure and sate!
Remington Game Loads are loaded in the famous Nitro Club
Wetproof Shells. Here is the complete list:
DUCK LOAD RABBIT LOAD SQUIRREL LOAD
HEAVY DUCK LOAD QUAIL LOAD SNIPE LOAD
GOOSE LOAD GROUSE LOAD DOVE LOAD
BUCK SHOT LOAD TRAP LOAD
Powder varies Remington Qame Loads do notl
Remington Metallics
The first successful metallic cartridges ever made were produced
by Remington 65 years ago. Practically every betterment in ride
and pistol ammunition has been invented and developed by
Remington. Dependability and accuracy make Remington Car
tridges outsell all others.
Remint tnn Hi-Spted Rifle Canridcet
In .25. .30 and ,'jZ c.tihrt. for nrprlv
cer .tand.rd rifle, t-l.tirrtr.jectmv.
Rrrater xccuracv. md kuliag puwer
never beferc approached.
Rrmlnxiim .'zz Loni ff.'f
'Talma" Canridxrs
BcTond qucitinn th4
mci.t uniform .mall horn
anmunmon ever devel
oned. The ut'er-rcura:a
long rifle tartriJiea.
Remtndim Leimnk .22 Lonta and .22 Sheru
vV'lth fhf new Remlncmn reimer. UtvckipcU to give ihe owner of
the .22 a JcpelaiialiU aurcbrc luaU.
- "-MMMWMMBMWWMB 1 1 Ml III iltiba'!Wl:lJWy
fyS ' ' The Rcminjiofi tKutolaadtna Shotgun 12 Qaugt " '
gJKCr The firit hammerle antolotding shotgun
( , Tht favorite rcpcatitjB tttotiun of America. ; 'i H
(pJS' The HemliiKlon 20 Qaugc Pump Gun
ll''OaiSrj' The mo.t powerful and effective (pin
ol itawclgbu Chambered for zy.Sriell.
II The Rcmlmmn Mojel U llieh Power 1 1 M n li .1 A iiT r jSrffj
J Thenrdyforarmoperatedhishpowerrlltemadr. Cham XzlirUSiVr' iiej.'- 3
V birred (or .25 Hem., .30 Rem., or .Ji Rem. Cartridge-. siliaC '". I
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llflfl! SrVK-hB,S SrfefeSS'SaiT The Keu. Rriplnilim Milel 2 5 Slide Action R.fle
j$ tffe? - fe,r ' lD.25-.20vV.CI'.and.3JW.C.F.Cdibrc1.
SJa6a-i' f .JLJrl eiNl 92 Pi.-'SS-' I ' The Remington .22 Calibre Repealing RiZ-ModellT Cei!?
71 IJrSJJ; ' ',H;V"5"''.'' J Sboou .22 elort,.22 loog and. 22 long rifle cartridje. iSvr;
rssmjr J
&t.-: V'art.3 W The ncmlngton .22 CaUhre Auto .mi iiiii i MiniiiffiwnwwM,
fefeW -ttTr Iwidin ile-Modrl 24 ' T -" rxvr. .
rJ-1i-5-VSi-' Nw vsiill)le ch.mr-rc J for either
t;;5')5t5 it tort or .ii luug tilic caxUiJgct. . J-TrSs-.
C lv '---. J ! vJ rfniiiiKi.tn i'nmn
-1 , - XWY'Ov 'Sl'orimcn'iiKMilf-
-. . , , , j VV"f f mailer M"de, clip hU'lc,
MMaBHHVM1H-nMgigiliwgistiWMgi I 1 STH punch hlmtc, iffw
11 I yLX-frJjF driver, rnotef-ff.hiU
Sportsmen's Knives l7
Your dealer is showitig a variety of Remington Pocket Knives especially
designed for hunlingfnnd camping use two of them illustrated here. The QLfJ fjj' L.1 -
finest pocket knives ,'made today worthy of tho name "Remington." -j
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THE AUTHORITY in FIRE ARJl IS, AMMUNITION anl CUTLERY
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