La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1924, Image 8

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Thursday, June 26, 1924.'
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Mr. nml Aira. K MMer uml Mls
lions Kelly wm illnnor bhi1 nl
iho homp or Mr. anil -Mm. t '
lli-ftj- funilay. r
.Mrs. Amlr.'- Mofluln wan host,
os lo n small illnnor parly rin
Similar.
I. H. t.ovo who iiau hooii itolnf
Jury duly In r.i Ornmlo In nt home
aCTttn.
A hlklns liarly which upt nuf
ourly Snnilay mornlnc to flcnle Mt.
Kanny was romiinsort of Tholniii
.Murphy. Vlolot llloom. Mlldrod
Itlohars, l.ola Alarton, 'Osoar
Knlllns anil flonlnn Slllls.
Friday afternoon al the residence
of Mrs. Ceorge Alexander honor
! ing Mrs. lloatsin and Mrs. K. Mer
(nney. After a pleasant hour, de-
Iiieioim refreshments were serVeil.
Mr. an. I Mm. It. F. Mustek have
! been nimle happy by the arrival
i of a bnbv .InierhlT at (heir home.
The Bigger. They Are the Easier They Turn Over
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T,APD CATYON. fire. Spf.-hl I
-l.add Canyon pponlA wro siuM-k-.
1 lo'har of Iho d'-arh of Mrs.
r-'ir rMddd, fvoo thotiirh sin had !
: eon aillnff tor novornl yars. .Mis.
liiltnAr wan a. re.iidoiil "f nl
: c ighDorhood for tu v.'ral your
jjrlor o hr rmovul t Idaho an-l
.va roordrtw! nno ill' I ho very
rtfrtt oif towlffhbor:!. Sh' l-T.vos I a
fiuuru L'T Ioh hr liuMaitid, J. H
luifrr, add infi sons, Kmnioi.,
.;arl aud Johnny, who liavo I'm
';mpaiby of all who kaow tl'.-ni.
ti rrav.-iih ur t.ni i-ii-
Ing to thf OOMh of l.a.t.l I'aliyiiii
from In WW'o flnr Ii" uml
l.uliibor compaJiy will prol.al.ly lif
rompUfii Ibis wvk and will r.o
rQnatdrfi one or th l-a hirh
wayn la ;rand Hondo vnilo.
Mr. ftfld .Mrs. lloorir- I ! -r
have ba hern from ivndioinu
vlnlltiig Mr. I'eoMor's in i.ln wh.
lilpt, Moery and Adolph ami cii. h
fumllioa Mrs. Jlnry rouiwnll an. I lllil-dp-ucbler
HiLrbarn. Itnlh have howi
at: Yilc.w ikr iwwl vi"''
Uig . rithi. Mrs. riiiiii.Kirn
fattier forr Tilion anil hIhIit.
Mm. Wallace JSpenoir. wore In n
vklUeg - "1 . rinr m-il wH a
tb'Ol. Tt! Tlltons and Kponror
ore' Very .iroll pleased Willi lli' ir
new fcome.ovn" ul Wnllnwu, liav
Ibc ffKldr In Wallowa ouniy
nlucn StarrL.
Hr&ry EwU l honw from Porl
lu"lrUni tf rtrovn lo tvllniat
tb.Row fyj!thal anil viill tioint'
folkfl, Ir. 'nd .Mm. J. Kwln.
IIUi,Ut(l broiAT llffrhort and an
auat lit Marcari-t Imliriln. ro
turani irtii bUn for an In.k-rinllo
-Mt. "
ttcrei.tr Tnughi-riy hai
rrttnit I'vpr1 vi or ih Wnlwli rnllroad whif h hit n ''illvvw giallwl on the traf: nar Xanifokl, IH..
Iti-lting uu Hi i If r.'ir Imn ;i nwit -Ii. lh4 iwlth tmn'l, ihn-v I ho expie") off (h tinck ft rut resulted In una of
the wtU-r-ii fi t: 1 1; wioci; ii v:u-!, Tna jiicnue t.nowi wnui bccani of in engine., iso one win hii1u.( i
Imh n horo f,nhr a wlilK- from I'as- (MEDICAL SPRINGS
LADY RETURXEI)
HOME RECENTLY
Wiish., vlMilitiK wr jrr:imli:ir-
'ntN Mr. ami Mim. Ithk rcbh-c
I.lt'.lc liriruihy in "th Ik-M cvi r"
I it- tnklnfr Mirt- of iif-r Invalhl nuiit
.MiKM IW I. n l' ( -Mi r. I li-n is t
;i!otit ii w. M uh iisnmI. j MKI TC. I, SI'li tXf iH, On. (Sp-
i in.'n.l Cuunwi-ll who IuhI liU(Hal) Mrs. Julia i)imr:ut h:i rt1
lirol.cn M Hh- Iuh- wIk ii i , lurni-il liouic . HlitT sMnlinK mir
nripiM d tunl i -1 1 Into an Irritiini; ! "iiithn at Walla Wallii, Wah.,
iHii-h whih playlnK " nann ill ajvlftillnir Iit iliinjfhlfr.
Iiiiy, M-vf-ral wc kit ao, was j ' Joe Clihson 1m hohUnff wrvlrrs
ahh- to h.ivc tin- i-asi T"tnnvfl lat 1 nt llif wrhool ImiiRo Sun'lay fvt-n-
Maliiiifay ;tti'l u Is K' l'inK arotml
tin' now with thn ahl of crnti'lit-.H.
r.i.i, is r.'r.M to uov
DALLAS. ors (Sjiwlal) --Umiak!,
j, .von of Jf.hn (ilt-mun, of
Kit''H allcy, was It Uhf when In
ft'll 1 from a load of wood and wan
nui ovr by the ln;cl;.
A' tlmr-H H would ho difficult to
ph'k out the Impnrtanl citUenn if
l:t'l tn:trill rs )iiiIn'f lirpn InvrntnM.
lntf,4 to whit'h 'v'ryon- J 'Invited
to attend.
Kd iluek and family nn plan
ning on motoring to Salrn lo vlitit
MrB. llaek'H parontH nnd thin to
the lionehrs for a two WfkV va
eatlon. Mr. ami Mtm. j. t. t.ynrh of a
(Irandr! wrrn Medical .Springs vin
itorn Sunday.
Mr. and .lrn. . 1'harlon Wright
and son John of Thayer, Kannan,
a iv visit inp- I'nrl.' htinham Wrlifht
They made the irJfi
nnd famlly
hy auto.
f rand ma TTaruln Ih nutch Im
proved after spend in r- several
weekw at the nprlnfirs takintc hullw
Dr. IMiy and parly of Hot Lake
called on Mr. and LrM, P. J. 1'ow
crtt, making the trip Irt hi new
Lincoln Redan.
Quito a number ftf - Me!UaJ
SprtnK people attended the Wal
Iowa rontity pioneer meeiln i:t
WaMowa lake Jane 4,
The weather lit quite warm and
tlie farmerH are now euitlnt their
first crop of alfalfa.
- LONDON-(AP) Income tax
pamn m Ureal Mrltaln and north
ern Ireland whose Incomes for the
year 1 1 2 -2 J umouulci to moni
than UOO.nno each numbered i:t..
accorillnjf to flifureH made public
by the treasury. The total Income
of tho 137 averaged nearly $1.
nnn.ono each.
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I&S 1 jV-"i5 jLss-i! 13 k i ofMi r'j5i , witiioMtrjbiMiBnJoiCT moo
w I Blue Chimney Burner I
I 3aster-3iore Economical I
II The rrmarfcable increase in cooJtiny hui II
1 1 and the greater fuel economy of this II
II turner, ore due to its new double-Mull, II
1 iowMe-drat rtmMrwttton. if
11 The pkture above shotrs how ihe EXTRA ft
1 4-oJunte o ir cfraun in throuf K the smalt ii
V holes around the chimney, is conivried
V into an ADDED ring of in rente cooiinf IS
Y heat. This quit Iter coohing cuts tlvivn
V uei consumption. g
yourDeaJerWUl
- Demonstrate j
Old oil stove ideas
The Imirofcd Blue Chimney IScxv Perfection sets a new
standard with quicker heat, greater economy and the
most complete equipment ever offered in a moderately
priced oil stove.
It satisfies a woman's cooking needs as if she herself had
planned it!
She delights in its faster cooking speed and its hig saving
in fuel in its trim, substantial appearance its higher
cooking top with ample room for hig meals and canning
its new square grates and extra shelf space.
She knows, too, that it gives the same reliable year-'round
ervice that has made Hlue Chimney New Perfection th
world's most popular oil cook stove.
At vour dealer you will find styles and sites rcinginc rom $7.50 lo 5130.00 lo suit
every requirement each one the utmost in I'uolaiij,' sntisioiion ul ill price.
The Cleveland Metal Products Co., Cleveland. m
Otifcdtiul Branch, 45th And Hollis Sts.
Alto mUn ol the mil Uvu-n PURITAN "SKoti CK.rnno" ! now.
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Sto ves ana O vens
Episcopal Summer Insti
tntion at Cove, Oregon,
Attracts Many Kroru
Oregon Points.
fiiVi:. Ore. (8eclal) The
npiwopal Hummer Hchool 1 lit
tiling of nuisi importance at IhiK
time, with an enrollment of 4ft and
among, the number enrolh-d th-re
an twelve clergymen.
Servtcctt w.-r- h ld at the Ascen
Hitin ehurh both morning and eve
ning. In ihe morning l:eerenl
JOHepi A. T. nP.rrtek, of The Dal
le. preshb d. aR-sLsri-d by ltilvererii
ThomuR A. Mi'rry wnilMT ftf Klam
ath Kails. In ihe rveniiiK the
service was eonduelr-tl by l;Udtop
W. I. lit-miriKinn of 1'i-ndh-ion, a
Hisieil by An hdeacfMi Coldlo of
Cove, and lieverend 1'i aiu is .
Hall of Itend. On-.
Service at the Melhodlst ohureli
was il f erred and the entire con
K regal ion nltendcil the Kpiseopal
church.
The Itr. Rev: l!emlngton, nc-
conipanied by Mrs. Iteming) mi.
itevtrt'tld Uul.ll.-, Airs. Alfntl
f .nek wood- of Pendlelon, .and sev
eral p.ofite from camp, were in
t'nion for the morning Hervlee at
Kt. John. Itevert-iul 1 A. IC.
Williams spent Sunday in llak r
where he comlueied his usual
morning mtvIcc. ,
Iteverend Lock wood of Pendle
ton, celebraicil his 2Mh year in
the inini.slry on Sunday. June i:,
and returned lo hi home fur
services that day.
Mr, fl. X. Tarkinsrton. accom
panied by MIhs llertha Haute of
Iji lrani!et arrived in f'ove Sun
dny and will remain at the sum
mer school Ihla week.
Visitor! to I ho summer trhool
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jamen Johim Sr., Air Ocorge
riartman, Mrs. Kr-d Ionert, and
M rs. ( ;eri rude French, a 1 1 from
Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Asa
I'.ron it and Virginia llrosvn and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muriha. of
tlainett. Sat nrday 'olonel and
Mrs. Panting and Mrs. Paul Poll
uter of Itaker visited at the school.
Tile lCt urc I'-rlday Vi liiiin b
th lleven-nd Alfred Lock wood,
of 1'endleton, and the concert fur-
nltibed by tho remainder of the
attendants were enjoyed by an en- i
thuslastio audience. J
The 1-etme on South Afrlce by
lieverend l-'ranels Hall of Itend,
mus of a hijjh class and most in-teriiiiK-
It was also authentic.
The frevcrend I trill Is tin son of
:l iiilssionarv and Mtent the first 1
I 12 year. of his life hi Pusutu I.aml,
i South Africa.
I lL vereoil Hurniau It. Paire. who
p m a week in 'nvf, Inst nl tor
In tho Young people's Service
lejKiie, -rrt timed Moudity to his
j home in Yakima, Wash.
Hevi-reinl 'IVuhroek. who li;is
been In tpinit In t ti - work ul f'ove.
insiruenmr in cnurcn m'-immn, n-
lunirti io ins aome hi i n" i 'mii't
on Monday, lb' was aectunpanit d
tiy Ms daughlt-r I'aHn-rine.
I teaconneK.H t 'hrisiahel i orb-t I ,
an instructor In the t'hnreh Sehnol
Mervh'f league, has returned to her
home In Itoslyn. Wash.
lieverend K. L. Post has been
attending the class in Pihlc hi tidy
eonducb-r) by Iti.shop Pemingion.
Mr. and Mrs. itoy Iinta of La '
O ramie who have been spemllng a j
couple of weeks in t'ove, have re
turned to their home. j
Miss Fern Combs of Lajara.
j olo.( is spending the summer
with- her pramlfalher S. II. Wei- j
mer. !
.Mrs. remit Johnson of A Mr-1 j
! was a 0vc visitor Friday.
Iiev.rend and Mrs. sduey W. '
1 1 Veasey( iti.shop Pemiigton nnl
I Mm. Mae .Marsh went to l.a firant e
I .Stondiiv nflfrnonn for the foner:il
I servlcea of Mrs. J. II. Stevens.
fteverend Post went to Itaker
! Monday returning Tuestlay. ac
companied by his daimhter, Mrs.
I. It. Ilehrens and family.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
American legion fiive n party
FOR SALE
5 Acres, good Improvements. In I
good cultivation, clear of in
cumbrances. Will trade for J.5
Grande property; located nt
Alice).
3 Room house, bath, closets, cold
staraK. garage, good garden,
and well furnished. Modern,
and located on paved streets.
I'ement sidewalks all paid fo.
Price $J0ft nnd $r.na rash, wilt
handle It,
7 I!oom modern house; cold stor.
ntfe. woodshed, good liarn, gar-.
age, cellar, and shop comhined; I
ti large lots all In garden, her-
rlcs and fruit: cement sidewalk.)
tdiado trees and ull In first-
rhiss condlt Ion. The price is '
only $:.5on. There Is u build-.
Ing and loan mortgage on this
property which can bo assumed '
Halauc cash or will trade or
good preperiy on the south side
. of track. This property Is on
the corner of Spruce nnd Y.
streets.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
F. L. Lilly
M. J. Donohuo
J. J. Cai r
W. H.' Itohnenkaiup C.
fl riootn fui nlslie.l ttmtse. pa rape,
hen bougie, half acre of ground,
alt fi-ncwd: full hannient. d'-i-p
well; located near Island f'ity
highway on Willow s t re ef . A !
for t l'i0i. Onid terms ran he ,
had. I
C. J. Black &
Company
KufffffrtN In Plijr. It lark It Klnnp.
I .r .inuxlo N.ii luuiK 111. is. j
Phiwi .Main DO
When you need more
room it is
there!
The World's largest
Producer of
Quality Automobiles
TOURtNG CAR
$1750
t. o. b. factory
THE Big-Six Touring is a
seven-passenger car not
merely a seven-passenger
body mounted on a five-passenger
chassis.
It was designed and built
for seven-passenger service
with a motor of ample power
and stamina for seven-passenger
satisfaction.
Then, too, with the auxili
ary seats folded away, the
Big-Six becomes the most
desirable five-passenger car
in which you have ridden,
with room enough for all the
luggage you will ever need.
Big-Six appearance is at
tractive, distinctive, and In
good taste. Its performance,
acceleration, flexibility and
dependability are known and
respected the world over.. ,.
No car, regardless of price,
surpasses it in quality or com
pleteness of equipment.
If a smaller manufacturer '
or assembler were to build ".
the Big-Six of equal quality
and workmanship his price
would be $3,500 perhaps
more. , ,
But Big-Six overhead, is
distributed over six times as
many units as are built by
any Big-Six competitor,
hence Big-Six cost and sell- :
ing price are surprisingly '
low.
Don't buy blindfoldedr
, Examine, ride in and drive
the Big-Six before you buy
any other car. i
M. J. Goss
rmT Ailamt unit Fir
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bend. Ind.. or intercnting book that leli
you the important points to consider ill
selecting an automobile.
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