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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1923)
1 'yjr Thursday, December 20, 1923. THE LA GANiJE EVENId-ORSEUVKIl - PAGE NINE V LADIES SELL SEALS Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale Continuing in La Grande with In creased Vigor. With no uhutement, tho sales of 'Ited CrosM Christmas Heals, the tundM dr rived from, the Bale to he , used for tho aid of Ihoo affltcled wiUi tuberculosis, continues In Vnion county. Tho sales tn La Gi'imile Monday find Tuesday ' were 120.14 and 3ti.Sit, according to Mia. Willtain tlrundy, leudr of tho Neighbor hood Club sponsoring the sale. The wnrkiTn at t)m booths from now until Christmas In tho post offlee loliby follow: Monday, Mrs. Itiehurd T. UfttiK, Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald; Tuesday, Mrs. V. 1), Sargent. Miss Anna Koeach; Wednesday, Miu George Cray, Mrs. N. K, West, M rs. Walter Oardner; Thursday, Mrs. Kent l.airie, Mrs. K. W. Teeters, Mrs. JO. It. CJuyc, Friday, Mrs. Fritz l.olts, Mrs. lOlmer McManns. Mrs. A J. W. Htonhcns: Saturday. Mis Ann Strange, Mr. Krne.st Walkln.s, Airs. I,. Mnt-key; Monday Mrs. F. K. Oxner, Mrs. Htnnley Mills uud Mrs. Do J. lie Green. At N. K. West Co lne.. Mm. Charles I'laylu cliairnian. Monday, Mrs. K. c. Tuckcy; Tuesday, Mrs. llcrnshaw; Wednesday, Mrs. Cole man George: Thursday, .Mrs. Charles Molir; Friday. Mrs. Grace Jtuscy. Mrs. J. G. Klinmoll; Sat urday, Mlm Lillian Sims; Mondav. Mr:'. Uiihard O. Ketilg. Hooverized Grocery. Mrs. Sam lariiH, chairman ; Monday. M ra. H. W. Cummtngs, Mrs. (ieorgo Kates. Tuesday, Mrs. 10. S. Knight, Mrs. Harry Last; Wednesday, Mrs. Arthur James, Mrs. Lynn Wright: Thursday, Mrs. Leo Miller, Mw. John Adskin.; Friday. Mrs. A. J. Trollinger. Mrs. obert Carey. Saturday, Mrs. G. It. Kerr. Miss Joseph) tin I Diodes; Monday, Mr.!. Stun HnrrK velh- ClU :ik . )lW Chairman at other booths'. uriv Mr:i, Fred Meyers, NewlinV 0oK Store, Mrs. Lester Urainw ted States National Hank Kosenhaum Lyman, Hill:; lp.-irt-ment store; Mrs. Fred Ki.krUV.jr. O. l'enney & Co.; . Mr V?. ' 71. Silvorthorn and Mrs. lioy (,:irrv;; Hllvert horn-Wright l-ruy ?$Uj Mrs. Frank Jackson, L; rauill National llank. Tho pcivoAivt'io ihelr wiles forco will bu annjjfirtcVil later. -; ' Sf-als arc clsa on sale nt tht- lied1 Cross 1-rug aton.-, the L & I-' tnus htore. GlU-ss I nurs. I no., l'alnu-r Print Shop, Joels' Grocery, ur.'d tin Kastern Oregon Music company.: GRANGE MEET IS PQSTP WALLOWA, Ore. ( Special)-. Tho Wallowa (Iranre ha:' pospon ed (heir iiicietini; miiil Dec, J.'.!, at which thru' the oil'teem lor (lie next year -will In eli-eti'd. It hi also planned to receive ff eurn mitteo I'rom tho Wallow. I Count; Fair IJoard. who will explain tho desire of the Fair hoard to tre.m the co-operation of ail larmers of tho county. In an H'lort ti make tin- Wallow:1, comity Fat. betioi than ever hefore. Two invitiiurs io,' th Fair Assn. ww been hel I during the -post fall, at both vi which new idea:: and i han'-rei Ihivm been sussested. At a ni.-etia of the Fair Iloard and Committee i held at F.nterprit-e Dec. 1. much discuiffiion was hroiiylit up regard ing the matter of inclmlins- IJoy.i and Girl;: Clulj work as a part for next year. Thin one feat urn in which the Fair an well u:; the entire county, luui been lacking in. At all nieetinK.s there lias been ;v stroiif; dciire on the part of all nrewent to continue tho vear- jly event, and to add educational feature: where ever posihle. (Hie of the most important questions in tho minds of many, hchig the mat Iter of getting producers oi' good stock more interested in exhibiting more of their wares at the fait, (adding much to the show, as wed Mm rroi'Mn more s'ronit emnp-1i-' s i....- " . - - , . . . '(ionfoif 'i iria la offer4jlOn.'"o'Uio: k, except in a vepj' Mrtiitfjd yiy. VibJ V,-TiJ'ii4oi6ft exprebKftt. -iiiimj.KMMi-.wlth the extrexicfy luw pnee. .-utti v .T 't-inilttriik'ti in Aivo- ptJ liil-Tlpf "wheat uud utluV Jiral:'- When j'in,';. U 'M'oiihl bo m$KWvrat-4aliMft"ji.tline and c iV .I-o. v'lr-.-JiojH l&Y -'a If." -J Vs? 'M ff trw" ttt nnytIiifi.'liH:.-.at-') j..; ePQtte ft'V'i?:-'. 'j(-f-nttvi hn iwice re4'5iei d'isool, Virq;tl)(-.ptctw of all: lints of, voul- In x'iiU ltiA tiriw, - ,,f .It-vVin,! VHHi.i,Hii"u 'J ... iviv him I'll'i" li dor.jtOt ajiear tri- uny moml to puViii.ie. .h example of tliis iuv jit "gltntned, from nulr-n at but ch e r 'HILSTOCKHFb- sre- ; Wet W -Willie growetti' 01 ; tU nepb1 all Ops, 1 6 C- iirt;jied po'tilttv' ai thlthU eo'bditjoay' exists Wirotigke-ut igtvln. .ilu one 'shop; 'Mi luwi lians w rcohrc 0) t -it wuh auo rsry Mb hHc:tf. Mnek yr. tn heavy on , im-f" ol . Kliu;'.Hlir()Sed only- j ti ufk4y Hul: -Sft.-OiAiK nad it ; tl'J;"tr '.or liieV '.'rHmhiving tS'd y'aarfoiv Coiiiiii.:-0v'fi-dvi-.s Itn.v .b61d'Hi?. Kvvrrat'o taob. Soirre (i oplo liv yi?';.l!ivUeys felt Iho'.-pi'ioe' lnmi,' OftrVed at ThanksKiVlU'ltlmr -was too ioivi and havo held' thViii t iiti- til Uiiv proeiit 1 loli(1a ' Skiiiton"' til holies Kiij .iirice would adVuneei few cfMiirt pel pound. . A strfng selling turkeys and poultry at snch low prices In many eastern cfties were being compelled to pay two or threo time thin price for their ' Thn nkwglviiiff birds. WALLOWA, (Special) - Tho continued low prices for near!) all c!usMi of fat stock, which grow er.'i have been compelled to neL at, are beginning to bu felt cry keenly. Many stockmen iiiivu "on , their hands, stock whicn luie passed iiio ago when they woiv the best suited for market, the lo' prices offered having caused many to hold onto them. In hop -s so'iie thing would turn up which would' result in u little better prleo, Tho prospects lor taWng much of IJk :tcck thru tho winter, and s-lllng when fat next year, at n p ice which will pay for tho whiten i cd f.nd Hiiow u profit to the p-odue- r, look very unfavorable Ul this time. ' The prico of hogs while riiiite nu'd during the early part of Mie reason, did not give many hog r.liners u chance to tais ad van-' aye of them. At this season of th-i year, pigs that uro grown dur ing the summer havn ;;ttained aimut the right age and sizo to be placed onto the markit. Tho pre:- J nt l'w prico. do-s not give tmieh j ehanee for cnnvrrting gra:ns info j FURNITURE EXCHANGE i We Pav Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for Is'cw Ed. Donohue Fir & Jefferson 471-J 4 . t-m 0- k'A r, im-mm m mm r WA IS SH B H S jBlif Seven Ways of Giving Christmas Happiness rat MONEY On Improved Union County Land Write J. C. Palmer, 225 Henry Bldg. Portland ,-. Ore. Hemstitching Pleating Colored Linen way you like, etitched, at , Ciiest Toi Very finest If, fast color. Wash them any hand embroidery and hand liem- $1.95 tihlpment of hand cmbrtddered Linen Just received a Handkerchiefs : $1.00 to $1.50 Very l-'lnest Hw isa 1 la nd kereh le fa :tOc to $(.. per llox of Three liuy.Them for Xmas Gills Iiiuomcr J)n'Hms. semi-made, In .it brown color. Very best material: nges a and 4 $2.G5 ltaljy Comb and ltrilKli n. la nhilu ivory $1.00 to $1.50 The Stitching k Art Shop II in Admits Avi. iiurro.N lioi.us SIHS. L. II. .NOltTON UUTTONS COVliltl.l) Muhi r.:i.i KI'A.MriMJ 'gill WHY not suit the. smoke to the smoker from this nrray of EI SiuVIo's seven distinguish cd shapes? You'll lie adding pleasure to your Christmas days and making sure of his. Each shape is attrae'vely packed in holiday boxes ot twenty-live to fill his Yuletide with rare enjoyment. 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