PAGE TEN
THE LA GRANDE -EVENING OFJKER-VER-
Wednesdny, August 13, 1024. '
PARK SITE OF
f f ELGIN MR
.' KLQ1N 8cciul) Of all
te community - gutlierliiKH thin
8'.'ik900, the nival enjoyable took
plavi, i'ridu)' uwnlng at the J'urk.
apopaorcd by the A1 t'lub and tho
Women's Club. Through comhln
ed effort of both organization! u
very tattructlvo tuiirlHU kllchun
htm been: oructud at the 1'urk unU
tlie plcntu on thin eveniMtf wu to
' acquaint; tho niumbum wilh thin
recently added convenience. The
aU club purk comniluuu und a
qlmllar cuiilinllU'e from the Wo
liion'H club luul tho preifuraliou in
charge and under Uio supervlaion
of Frank KIMer liot coffee untl
liol weliterrf wT nerved to mora
tli an one hundred jleknteker.J,
who lid prepared a delightful
picnic nupper. After the meal, It
JI.'Jiug,.ri-iildciit ot the Atl Club,
called on Mayor C. K- Itrun uud
Z,.i'JJclihum for nnort talks. Mr.
lieah compared (he Kltfln Turk
and Ha equipment wlih other
parks throughout thin atule nn-i
Washington that ho hun known
and Mr. Den hum reviewed th
purchase Of the park and 1U 1m
proveiiient up to tho present time,
fhore WUs a unanimous vole foi
another eoniniunlty' meet to l
Iji'ld In tho future.
'.Kd Alexander nnd fumlly, ol
Wall Walla, WiiHhlinfton, ur
vJslUnf at tho home of Mr. und
MrV. Alexander In North J-Jltfln.
Mr. and Mrs. llcrnul JIiik and
family spent the day In JJo Grandu
reentl.
f. Theodore Zlea and Kxundduush
ifry iwrothy Jluitiptun, of Kmuor
fa, 'Kansas, were ffuewts lunt week
At'thiihonia f Alr 'Av' uroilur-ifi-law,
W .K- Weiss. They arc
villi log a tour of th west const,
baytof spent some time In Han
Bernardino, with Mr. les son.
M Mrs.', Hadle Mae.Vnutjhton spent
Hud day In Elgin- looking after
limdncss affairs. Mrs. MacNauuii
. ton, "Ow makes her home In J,a
iirandc '
- v Mrs.. 8. n. Wlllliimnon, Mrs. V.
IV ' Jluffinun and V. M. Jluffmun,
with Afro. Lynn 11111 and son, ot
Mi Bin,, spent Tuesday with relu
ths ncur Knt'rprlHO.
Mrs.- Harsh Tuttlu has been
iuft.lll nl her homo hero this;
wcfk.V Her condition shows but !
tlfht Improvement at this time.
Mm. Jlarry Thomus has us her I
f ucst her aunt, whose home Is in '
Jnvo-r. tuloriido. Hhe eunie in
last Wednesday and will stny
al'oul ten days here before contin
uing hr Journey to visit her
brother, whom she has not c"ii
for twenty. nlno years.
Mr." and Mrs. Korrest llyder
and daughter, Kvelyn, left Hominy
HiorntltB- for I ho timber camp
north of Klffln.
. Mrs. W. I,'. Hill has returned
rom I'i'ndb'lon where hIip wn
Med 4y 4is Joulli of JiuJi JAls
illc. Hho spnt several dmn
lier-' with relatives.
. Mm. fJuliitiis Wltlv sneiit sever
al days' in town with her sinter,
Mrs. V. V. WelB".
Huckleberry patches si III n(
truet pickers. Mr. anil Mrs, W.
I. Jlallard returned Ihe hitter pan
of the week from Uoek Mill with
a number of rallns of b rrleH.
':Mn. Karl Waidnut, of linker,
uprnt, several duys last week with
her parenls, .Mrt and Mrs. Jir.w
y.welrel.
Mr. and Mis, Hubert Clinndler,
f Im. Grande, stop'-d "1 HI (fin Ht
iirday afternoon for a short visit
Willi t friends. They have been
eaiiip(nht''Waltowu Lake for the
paat eek. ,
Mrs. George Hnillh returned
, Kuudty from a several weeks
trip, InebjdlnK a visit til Portland,
with 'her duuu-hler, Mrs. l.yuim.
Mr. Uim)h was recently Injured by
elretrlclly but Is Improving at thU
time. ,
Interest' s belnp- shown In tli'
rounty fair at this time. Poster
or betnir put up throuuhout tie'
alley and preparations an bein,:
miiilr; by the local board for ,
more Interesting fair than ever before.
Devils Fooled
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I'niverhlty Alukcs l-'llm.
Kl'GKNH, Or. "A History of
the World War," a motion now In
preparation by Alfred powers of
the university extension divbdon,
will be released n HepLembcr. Mr.
Powrs In cutting Ihe scenes most
Important historically from niioul
a dozen official war reviews,
which he Is rearranging, ret It lint!
and re-cdltliijr to form a six reel
film, to be included in the univer
sity loan collection,
This film will sutlMfy u specif
ic demand on the part of the
! In (he Circuit Court of the Klati.
of Oregon for futon County.
Winifred lavls. Plaintiff
vh;
Orvllte W IiuvIh, 1 efeiidant.
To OrvHIe W. Davis, the ubovt
named defeiidurtl:
In the Name ot lite Hliitc of Ore
won, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer I he eoinplaini
filed ugubist y,,u Htc above en
titled eoitrt und cause, on or- be-
Hihools. American Legion folk nnd 'ro six weeks from Ihe date of the
other orKunlzatlons Interested In flrHt l"'1'""1"" t'" sunimons.
hlsioricul subjeels," said Mr. 1'ow- Yuu wiU UU" 1"" f V""
,.rH fail to appear and answer for want
' jlhereof, the plaintiff will upply to
thrt court for the relief prayed for
In the complaint herein to-wit: that
Ihe bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing by lind between
plaiullff and defendant be forever
dissolved and held of naught, nod
that plaintiff have an absolute di
vorce from defendant, and for he
costs and disbursements.
You will further take notice, (hat
this summons Is published once e
week for six consefiitive tveeks or
'seven publications In the I. a
Grande Kvening Observer, u news
I paper published In (he City of I -a
, , jGrandc, I nlon County, Oregon, by
Is at rfKht ln,nr,...r (.r iinn. t. w l-II(I.,,ih
JudKe of Hie above named court,
which order Is dated July i'nd
l!'LM. nn.l the first piddbatlon of
lAttszUiK Operulloits ftesiimed.
MILL CITY, Or.LoKKintf op
eratiuns have been Marled by the
J lammond Lumber company at
camp 17 near helrolt. it Is ex
pected they will a;ct out about six
cms u day for the present as they
are hampered by the recent fire
which burned gut neven of their
bridges. Work is helnu- rushed on
repairs to their lrad:s and the
output of Ioks will increased us
rapidly h It Ik possible to- K''t
track und camps Into shape.
Kast mull servlc
a way. but too rien one's cheeks
wet back before out can deposit
the monev to profeet Ihcm.
which is litudu oiT'llie ' 2.1rd day of
July, 1934..
U.J. KITCIIKN.
Atlortiey for Plaintiff
July ItS.SO-Aug. 7 Kept. &
Nollcv nl final Account.
Notice Is hereby irlven to all eon
eerned that Henry W, Peebler. exe
ctttor of the last will und testament
of I. A. Peebler, deceased; has filed
his final account In the administra
tion of said estate In the- County
Court of Lnion County, .state o:
Oregon, and said court has set
Thursday, tlje 4th day of .Septem
ber A. U., I w: 4, at Two o clock p.
in. ut Ihe County Court room In La
Grande, Oregon,, as Ihe time and
place for Pie hearing of said ae
count und all objections thereto.
HKNIir W.. PKKHLKU.
Executor of the will of
I. 'A. Peebler. deceased.
Auk. -1.1-20-27-Hepi: 3. -
.u4lcv of liiiMl Account.
Notice Is by this given that the
undersigned Mabel K. Allen lias
filed her final account as execu
trix or the estate of Ar.nu K. Hen
ry, deceased. In the County Court
of Htnte of Oregon fur J'nloii Coun
ty.' and that the. Judge of said
Court has set September 4.
at Hi a. in. at the County Court
room In La Grande, Union County,
Oregon, lis tile time und place to
hear objections to, and fur the set
tlement of, said final account.
Klrst publication August (J, I'.'l.
M.lti;i, !. ALI.KN.
.Kxeculrlx of Kslate of
, " Anna K. Henry, Deed.
Aug. 8-I3-2-37-Het. 3.
A LA GItAML MAN KAYS:
"My hands und
legs were stiff with
rheumatism. I took
one box of your
"Whirlwind Kidney
& Khcumutle. Tuu
lets" and they en
tirely freed nej
from this condition.
. . G. W. Huchanan."
Idcf
Whirlwind gold on u money
back ffuuniuteti by every dt us
atoro lu Lu Gruudu. $1.UU per
bog. . 1
Women arc of no Importance tti
China as they believe it is not worth
a devil's while to Miner about them
So elaborate precautions are taker,
to disrculse small to.v as girls u
keep the evil spirits away. Former
;ly one little pigtail was sufficient
But tho devils seem to have caugh
'on so now the Imys qppenr li
fancy f coiffeurs, earrings and braes
fills to , complete their disguise.
Killer Drinker Jailed.
KKKDHPOltT, ore., K. Done
of Houth Unnge, V'In., was seri
ously III at the jail here us a re
sult of having drunk a quarter
of a pound of commercial el tier.
He had bought it at the drug
store here, saving that It was fur
use In starling an automobile.
Done had begged 50 cents from
a railroad employe saying that lie
wanted to get u meal. He bought
Hie ether Instead and went to a
hotel, where he rented a room
and drank the liquid. 'I 'tie hotel
proprietor called the police lifter
smelling the fumes. Done probab
ly will recover. He said he drank
the ether hecuusu of pains In his
stomneh.
CLAUDE C. PRATT
The New Lumber Man Is
Here to Sluy.
Wc sell 8.8xG.8 Glass Doors,
No. 214 for SM.70, and one
panel Inside Doors at $.'!.!)()
each. 10x4 best grade Ln)i
Siding, ?2.00 per M. 1x3
clear S. G. Flooring, $:t2.,'(i
per M. 0. G. liani Hals, GOc
per hundred foot, as long as
they last.
Wc are expecting 2 car
loads of Cedar Shingles right
away. The price will be re
markably low.
If you need liarbed Wire,
or Hog Wire, see us.
1 The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tin. I'iMir Mhii'n I'll I"
iiu. I'iMiiiili'.v. riioi; SIN-W.
Nil hllniliiy llltslm!
- t91t: "Mtiy I go tint, iiiiitiiiiiM ?"
ir.'lr. "I'll l,c i l,.-nn- iliilli;lil.
ill.) tlllliB "
For Sal
e
Take No
Chances
i;uy vocu
COAL
' ' NOW!
No One ( an Till (he l'uliiie Price of Coal
Call Us
AM) (;i;T TIIM ISHST COAL AT
LOWIOST PKK'KS
Stiles & Co.
PHONE MAIN 711
Always on the Job ilh the 11KST COAL!
The Exhilaration of a Long
Walk.
Great indeed, are both the joys and benefits of
walking, when shoes arc correct, and give your
feet that springy support, that lets you tramp
for miles in absolute comfort.
The sturdy oxfords that serve you so splendidly
now, will carry you in equul comfort when nasty
days come, and you need their protection against
wet and cold.
The oxfords chosen now from new: Fall stocks,
will serve you throughout the winter and they
arc stylish, as well as serviceable .this,- Fall. , .
Trices range from $3.00 to $8.30
The Bool cry Inc
208 Depot .Street
Phone Mnia 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
GKOVER SMITH, Mgr.
COM FORTS
.lluku jour ruiururlN uIiIIl
w n liae hiHi'iiil on I In;
( liullits, (.'ivIDiimvs ami Silk-
l'lmllli-8. Sin tiul. ! ?l.'io
Cri'lunnt'B. Sin Ul, 4 .vil VHi:
SllkulllK'M. Hvc(al. 4 yil, USi:
Cuituii Hula. in. ;:tc iu $:;.u.s
. i:.Tit. si'i:i'i.r.
IitlirH' Cniftn KiiIIh,
I'rlcra lu SVC
IJirll lllr
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
SI HI (.Kill
NOT HOW CHEAP, UUT O' HOW GOOD
Choice Steaks and Chops x
Daily Dinner Menu -
Strictly
American
Restaurant
ittr a u-ri.ATu
FORD BATTERY
$16.50
Mill
CAHS WITH
' Vult tillU'llllIt mill I.IkIHIus Sjslcui
Il-A-ll-l-O-S
Perkins Motor Co.
I.IMHH.N . ItlllU . lOUKSON
fiiiiilli nml AiIkiim
l'lHe lJn SIM)
NEW
BUSINESS
Just Opened in
ISolini'iikamp liuilding
Jefferson and Elm
Fully Equipped and
Able to Do First Class
AUTO TOPS, AWNING
AND ItEPAIKS
, LA GRANDE ALTO
TOP CO.
Albert Martin, Prop.
ASK FOIl
PURITY
BREAD
First for Quality
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliiiins
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
Say Buddy
Sign Up in the American Legion Now!
Send this Coupon iind Two Dollai-s to
Olis W. Palmer, Adjutant, La Grande,
today.
Name
Address
Service 'Organization
Let ua fill nut your Compensation Blank.
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Modern 6-rtMin Iioiini-. Tlila it-
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$ St'i' tuuli.
. MvJrn 6-ruuin Iioiimi' fur Hi.hmJ
MoUt-rn ri-roniii houtiu nidi jfur-!
fo for IHTiM.
Mo0i-rn &-iihiiii Iiiium- for $-'S.n.
A i!Mti-rn hoini- for J'niti,(
tlutLii-nt, furntio', (imnKr, w r -h ;
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farina. lMr lii.iiiriilH't- ;iv'H r;nt -
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AMI CUM . UiMM insumuuf
Servicing Baderies
W'v Specialize in
iUim i Itov-hlirulitK. Iti'imltiiii; nml iirolonuliii; thi' M i vlrc
iur iMtiirry t hiii'iitlitl in xiw ifUMiillr of llio or
make. 1 tor im-Iii" nml mti Ii-o ninl MiiKfy,
n-iioi it iei; iiaki.i: M itvici; 1 nn; hm,i r
FRED T. BURGESS
.MAIN 12.1 ;itm .IrffiTMiii An.
in sv "i.u.rr.uv
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piiivhi of In rati, rolls it mt
liistiy, nil t:iiiil of tto ! it
nmvtlli tils, in a 1 1. only
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itil. Innf of on- 1mm,
lli.iti from two r( ol 10 r
klml.H, ua 0110 iut uloio will
Try 11 lour of Gnhliu 'ruti
lotiny.
mvn.i.tAMs i;i,i;i-rnit'
TtAKKKV
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream-
AND DOOST YOUR HOME TOWN
ltesl lij Test A llonic-Mnde Product.
Madu from choico Bwcct cream of Ui
Grando Koud Vulloj
BLUE MIJUNIAIN CREAMERY
La Grundc, Oregon.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
Mi ntNR Mllll AND PUt'MDRT
All Rln.li of KlM liinrrr. AiiliinHhllr am Tractort Btaia
.rrhnlrt Mill TU-hillH
Allm W rlillng f All Hlndt
riin,irr imrlnc ami OTrratm riston ,
CrukJbulla, t'toimn and n.ion VlnM BcgroWt
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