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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1924)
Tnr-stlav. October 7, 1924. PAGE RTX TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER N. LDOUGLAS SHOES ! : PTh a H fNJURED IN RECOVERING BUM the selection of U the leather, the shap ing of the models, the 7 workmanship and Finish, . nothing has been lelt undone which will add to ' the style, fit and wearing qualities of I- W.L.Doufl!as !i Shoes Men's Wear " i;j09 Adams Ave. ,C. K. Muore of KlKln waa In 1-a Ornndn jf-H;nlay on a builmiw trip. Mr. Mooro owna a ranch nrar Ktlrtn which k him luy inot of lli tlnv-. llnlx-rl I hill, who tra shot it iNoitli l'o'lr Xumlay mornlnir. in r.-xlinif ia!) loilay. acconllnf lu ri'iorla frwiii the hospital. Tno lult'L ni'.-wl Haifa arm as In- wait nil-uniting to rmapc rimti ili- llulch" wn Korwtrum slon- afl'r loins raneht In tin wt of loollni; Hi'- .iaiilihmnu Hi- was opi-ralcd on Hunii-.y . v. nins anil tin: Mill, ta were rn tnnvt'1. Vnli-ail Infi't'tlon w-'la la Ihe arm will Im- favid. Ilia trial nill ! lilayiil for mvi-ral wifka until liii lomlillon imiirovi-a. HOME GROWN PRODUCTS AT . COVE BANQUET (Continued from I'age Ont& hospitality n n J good fellowship. Gathered at tJni'l tables in the I .l. Fellow hall Hi people of l ot. i and a ft-w outside gu s'.s ntoyed h dinner which would In deed Im- hard to Jipas. On every face could be "-n a thank fill fi-.fintj for the many blesi Inu which I'rovhbncc showers on Cove. T" lw.nffUf-1 was ' prepared and (tt-rvi-4 by the ladhs of Hie Cove Commcrclal luli Uh Mr. K. H. Hell und Mm. Hugo Wank act tnK u a committee lo supervise the work. Immediately following Ihe ban int nil adjourned lo the lod.; room of I hi Odd Fellows hulMing After The Days Work ll you Krow weary or the same scenes, and tired from the day's drudgery, why not divert your work-weary mind in the restful, relaxing pages of a pleasant and well-written book of fiction ? The Latest Novels Written ly the IkimI authors, are now on our liook shelves. You nwy look llieni over at your leisure. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Ijirgcst Office Stationer in Eastern Oregon. -YT v w ' course oi an cmvnainuicai a lylVfiS. I in MllhhV "'onth. m m " "V aa. KaF J FIND IT HERE Copy for rliu column muat b U by f :00 a. -a. TolOty his doctor that he had on yr to llv. Ralph W. t'pham of Colombo asked hta wife. Emily K. I pham. to r ! him from mar- ft o ha rotJld tv hla laat year with th? woman h loved. Mrs. 1'pham (abov-A-Kmniad hla requeac by aulnf for divorra. which wma rrantcd. together with SiO a month tor th support of their son. k Hurry W'tlnu r aiMjktr on tin- j Cove (;tmutauUa, urintf that t lw continued for tint lt-n-fn of ihfr youn?. and If nut conttnu d ! to follow the lead of L'niun ani i I'liwtall a lyccuui courwe. J'rof. Hoy Conklla suv'- a pit-as-; ant talk on hi 'ipfri-ac-s In -.Cove and devoted the serious p.trt . of his addreao to tho fluty of th '. jlioniu to the children of the cuua-j I try, calling attention to tin- fact ' (that schools cannot do It all anl. tho parents should laka Ih' lr r- Hponiriblilty for lhlr children. John IH-an. one of w. Iar--d fruit producrs of i'ovi; and aido a h-avy buyT of Cove fruit. d--llchted the audience with the in- formHon that at Inst tin- I ni'xil T1'" l'y'hlan KiMen will hold a I'aclfic railroad comiany had tli- f ruiiimuir.' wile Thursday. Of-lol.fr cided to ahMortr the frviirht 1" o'clock In th- buildliij? chare d on Cove proJuct froiu ! ,M'iw," n llros. and The l:in- Cov to thr main line of liiej"ww Adams Ave. !0.;-3!p V. t'.t thuii caneelllnff the chartr I of the iiilnluium on a car of j M.- t tin- Indian I'rjnceKa hi th fruit from Covf to In ion J tin-- j Iiiirh H'bool K.'iday and Saturday lion. nights. l-7-lt Urjce I-nniji. of the Kveninsi jobs-rver. ioke brbfly on the Tlon-ltonml niK merit or trove products, the Wol an1 a ,,aR vonUtinUtK nelirhbirly f linir which l-a n.a ,on hound and can- sugar. Orunde and Covi- poss and car- jtftiin Uruff Co. -C Zx n'u a mKKRf;e f ruin ine ousines , pople of lJk Grande to tlx- Cove people SHKUrtn? t)l-ttl of tlu- d wire to cooperate with thein in ull their undertakings. Oct. I lst day to pay your wa ter r-nt without a -n;ny. lu--St Kuiuuiacv Sale. where for two hours a program waa enjoyed. Itoy Ik.ll acted aa chairman of this nieetinr and the speakers in- School News I-oM MiiieiliinS? I-smI Uic Want An aH.-mtly was held ut the high school Hi's inurntns and a number of business matters were att'-nd'd to. E. I. Towler. principal of the ItcmMMb-r how you had lo lake lhv leavin's bust year bee a tine you didn't ordt-r your hristmaM cardn t October? Our exceptional lina ;now In stock. Nelson J'rintlnc 'o. Main 71. 1 o-6-l t tluded Or. V. T. Vay of Hot htfh school, read and explained the lake. Ct W. iadueii and I'rof l:ov Conkltn of ( nlon. John Oi-un and Harry Weittier of Cove. The program w us opened w It h a suAOphone duet by .Mr. Krenvh and Mr, Mills which was verv il'propriate as an opening num ber. Kathleen t'amulM.11 of i.a Grande then sang, to the dellgl t jof the gutlH-ring. "Mother, My j iJear" by 1'hcharne and ".My Iji-.I-jdk." Mrs. II. N. Aahby of lot hOrnmly accompanied her at the j piano. A well r-nder.-d voc.il solo by lr. Krnest Me'll of Cove and a vocul nuinhiT by I'rof. ; I'rit e constituted the tnuslcal nitiibers for the evening, i lr. lhy In a netghlnirly way j recalled la his speech some of .Cote's conditions years ago anl I vt reused the great Improvement I made In that community In but ja few years, predicting what ma.--I velous changes w ould come In years following. After tilling ids 'Uildience a few good stories he j Mpoki- earn ally on the health of in community and gave his uudl fHii.' some concrete facth to ro ' iik-iiiImt. He told of the untlr iug effort on the part of hu manity to breed Ix-tter live stocK. liilt deplored, the fuel that little 1 attention is ' ild to ctlltlvutln jtlu; human, nice. As un tllu:s j tmtion he told of one di gi-ner-'tilu .who i ntend ,u wi-sti-rn sate ! fifty yMirs- ago urtd that stal- l...- w.. f..W !..!-.. til,... u halt hundred of Inn di-scen'j jdatits who were m. -malty and; chapter In the student body con stltutlon providing for the election of a student council. The student council consists of a representative f each class selected by the class officers. Ihe student body officers and the principal of the high (school aad the school superintend ent. The council for the current year is to be selecled and approved this week. . The point contest for the classes Is also under way In full swing. The clnases are awarded a certain number of points for work done in each activity and ut the end of nights. the school year prizes ore award- ed the winning classes. Hy virtue There wfli l walking, talk ing, sinning and dancing dolls at Ihe high school Kriday and Satur day nights. 10-7-H No more dandruff after five to S days w hen you use our Germi cide and Dandruff Kradlcator. Your hair will stop falling out within a n in nth and If roots of scalp are not dead a new growth of hair is bound to grow. It sells for 75c a bottle, only at our store,! w here it Is made. Sllverthorn-, Wright's Family Drug Btore. 10--tf! M.t-t the Indian Princess ut the' high school Kriday and Saturday! lw-7-lt ' II eiiiM lulling I' lea ting Button boles, buttons corercd. tamping. Satisfactory service ai Norton's Kiddy Shop. Aslmli Hrtf oi signing up me greaiesi percen-1 Mrs. P A Bam,( Z20 Jeffer- lage oi us siuuen.s mr 'o"Mson Ave., corner Willow. ltf-l-lin txjy ticKeis ine snior class is now in Ihe lead In the contest with five points. The Junior won threv points, the sophomores twd. and Ihe fresh men took the loser's end of the purse taking one point. The curn-nt son will start next Friday and Sat urday with the presentation of tun operettas in the high school audi torium. The operettas, "The Indian I'rin. ecus" and Oct. 1( last day to pay your wa- nterialnnii-nt s-a-jter rent without a penalty. ln-7-2t The vi-ry thing you need evi-ry-day Is Violet Cream for your hands, for chapped lips, for sun burn, for tender skin. Sold only by The Toy Shop" re loins at 2;.c a bottle, the large bot- i'""" io ".nr ,njr director of Ih , in Hwieiy. i n nw iur mv home the p it nt fuel that no un'fYTl CEiirV -ean do thlnes uroo.-riy unb-aa imUlVlU oEiAOJ : poMtesttion of heitlth ami he jrg-d 'greater uttniim to that uioMt im 'IKiitanl feature of litaiikllid. be given by the pupils of the Ki-;ile of any perfect preparation, vena and Greenwood schools, re-1 Silver! horn-Wright's Family Imuk Hpectivejy. j Store. . lU-C-tf Itehearsals are progressing and the ntt! vouninderM have th. lr! """"'S- inc v,au tarts In fine shape, ihe opereitus are lM-lng .staged under the humt vtslnn of Mrs. Italian Gre n. musi- two schools. N-t. lti :isl day to pay your wa ter rent without a penalty. !u-7-3f Snke on Cliautniiiiia, ' W. C. Cadwdl of 1'niiin, spftke iMl the Chajitatiqua; telling hov t nlon had deelded to -iibandon the five-day succeSNtve i ntertatn-nt-nt and take up Ihe lyceii:: mm SHERRY'S ljisl Shiiwing Toniglil 3 "A Girl of the Limberlost" Cleiiu Slrallun roller's own I'lndui'limi of her faiiioiis novel. ('oiiicily UIDK Ol'lON SPAfHS" SHALL TRACTS Iiave bill four choice " to .-Ucre ll Ul IM left of g'tud land with water rights just Hoi th of lllversiib- I'ai1., I'IiIh l iti'I is elue III an I desirable fur an lnd pend- nt living. Oilier tracts sold (n I Ms dislt U t aie b nig lin pioved. making llii n grow -Inc. v.i I liable sti-tion. lu illit" of US tiboilt tlieMe Iratth. Tiny are j.ileed lo.v und on rusy ti riits. Win. Miller & Co. 'Sec Our Mgn There will Im, wnlking. talk ing. Hinging ami dancing dolls at OPKNING UPl""' MKit H,,ltH'1 '"riday and Satur- (Contlnticd from Tsg One) xetisun. tne- t.M Illinois nt t'rluiii i and Minnesota face a lough ' ern opM iienl In the llahall In dians. Wisconsin. I'uriliif, Nori hwest-ern-ainl .Voire Maine also hae games, t 'Inelnnatl plnvs Norlh wi sl'-rn: Wabash plays Not r Maine; !;:. 1'oly plns l'tinhie all I'oe ifillege plaw Wiseoiisln. J Michigan piny the Michigan .V:- i ! at Kasf litising. ' Tlgi-m In SMHU:lit. KANSAS CITY (Hy the As-oel-jated 1'res.s) The Mbsour) Tig-i liol'I the MpolllKht with the L'M!- Iroii lid pried off In lh Mloiirt ; valley. Sweeping to victory over Coucl. SI a -" wester eonfennee elev.'lt ; In 'Idea go Saturday, i'n Tlgr?-. ' e.slnbliHhed l heinselves nt. prob ! ably I he mot formldiiliN agtire : gallon in the Mtlley on lite iisi . of the season ft rut tests. They f proved that I oach Gwinn Henry , has built up Tor v;b conn r- n e htrugifte n powerful. eo-ortPuated machine, with a siiiash'ng oi'kiis , Ive. Three ronfen'net g;ine4 on ihe j schedule for this week .ii"l I'trtK 'aley teams play oiltsi.Iv !!. eO'l , fen nee. Next Satunh "a mattes art1 I.ONf5Klt after a Hnampoo. CVHU F.AMT Golden Ollnt 8-12-0 I'oiiiilaln syrimceN. hut water bol tles, all kinds of fillings, the very best values iffered and all war ranted for one or two yrs at Sil- ert horn-Wright's Family 1 rutr Store. lo-C-ti Ttent. sell and repair nil makes sewing iimchin"B. Ask about free dre"!tiak)ng cours'. White 8'W ing Machin I 'o. New Foley Bllg Phone 6S3-W. 12-27-11 GO IteiiiMilelllllg aC AH work guaranteed. Mrs. K. C Tuckey, 1 8US Second Hi. 7-22-11 Your prescript ions filbd iilrkly and necnrately and no est ra charge for delivery at SHverlhorn W right's Family Drug Store. lu-C-li .V. a "V I ' a tit T 'JIiimmIiIV antl I'litlay, Itelurn KiiKaKemenl of "Scaramouche" Ilorehound Drops Stnp and get a hag con tailing real Iloivhtiuiul and Cane Sugar. Newlin Drug Co. Many m-iv and beautifully nt trjutive things are daily nrrlvini; at the Itichardtmn Art V Gift Shop. The very latest creations In the lorn, of pottery, glass, breakfast nre. book ends and objeets of art coming from all over the world. Many entirely new subjects in pic tures with a large selection of new frames and mould in its are now in ....,., ,.. ,i t .irii.-'1" "nop- ine i overs or an nnu It hose wn nttpr-ebite th l.enuiirnl Kansas v-s. Iowa S'nt.- ai Utw rence. Oklahoma vs. N brask ."i Nor nmn. Missouri vs. Mississippi Weslev ah nt Columbia. Mrake a. Kno colli gv at I Moines. Kanruis Atrgles vs. Kli:i-ori.i iior nial at Manhattan. World' Largest Chain Department Reliable Quality Goods Always At Low Spaalia 4tlL tfSMENT.STORES Prices 103 Depot St, La Grande, ure. New Silk Frocks for Fall Are Smartly Styled but Low Priced - ' IX THIS SHOWING THERE ARE , 40 New Fall Dresses ' REMARKABLE VALUES "AT THIS LOW PRICE $16.50 Presenting an opportunity to obtain correctly styled Pall Dresses at a price within reach of all. They arc smart and well made of. Fall's favored materials, attractively trimmed. Values made possible by the enormous requirements for apparel in our 571 busy stores. There are many pleasing; styles in' this showing from which you may easily choose. Some in straight, graceful models with popular side drape, flowered and lieaded effects, in blues, golds and other popular shades; and others witli dainty, loose-fitting belts, presenting the long waist-line silhouette. - Materials are of crepe satin and Canton, colors in blacks, blues and browns. An opportunity you should favor with inspection. ' will enjoy a visit to the Kli'hardson Art & Gift Shop at this usoii of' the year. ln-7-.'d I ter rent without u penalty. 10-7-31 ( old Weill her. Cold weather Is U di'lgreealie thing when riding behind a crack ed or broken wimlshi-ld. Have Ulehardsou. 'The Art Man" fit a new one for yon before the rold days set in. Sixes lo fit all makes of cars, in both shields and side (Masses. Take ymir glass work to Itichardson's Art Gift Shop. n-7-.'d Can! of Tliank-. - r We t ish to express our appre ejntion to our many friends for i heir klndm-Mt and the beam if ui flowers during our sad b-Tea'. im nt. Mrs, M. .M. McDiUiixji. Mis. It. W. Pelentan. ' , Mrs. Homer Kemillard Mrs. W. M. Foreman, ( Karl Smllh, Carl Smllh. Hi-7-Mp Oct. 1M hist day to nay your w ter rent without a penally. lo-7-:i Switch Engine Kills Pioneer of I matilla I , PKNMI.KTON. Ore. (SN-elal John M. Swltxler. 87. resident ot Oregon since 1S43. when he came 'across the plains with his parents from Missouri, was killed instantly w hen be was si ruck by a switch engine nt Fmatilla. With, a friend. Henry Grlfiln. the awed man was walking acroas the trucks and ap- ' parentis railed t m-v Hie headlight U.f the approaching engine. Mr. (Griffin escaped Injury. i Mrs. Swltiler died several years ago. Surviving are one son, will !snltxler of I'nuitlHa. and Ihn-e daughters. Mrs. Frank Shurpt-Hi of Walla Walla. Mm. Ib'O Ferril ur Hunnyslde, and Mrs. Harry Mry- r of Yakima. Fnneral wrvle-- w.-re held t'dy fn. m G-e Sharp Hvta livwv in Walla Walla, olht of Haiiknipb-y. In the Mtstriet Court of the Tin ted States Tor the Mistrlct or Ore gon. In the Matter of Arthur Walklns. Bankrupt. Tn the relit.r of Arthur Wat - kins of Ii .Grand. Flilon ounty.! hi the State and 1'lslr.el aforesaid, a Ibtnkriipl. Notiee is hereby given tloil the saiil Arthur Walklns w-as duly ad judicated llankrtipl by the Mist rlel Court of the 1'nlted Slates for (In Mixtrh-t of Oregon on the 4th day' or Oeluber. !1'4, and Ihe fir.sl meeting of his crdllors will be held at tin- office of II. Mixoii. Uefereo. Grande. Oregon, on Friday. Oeloher I7tit, l!iJ4. nl ti ;u in. al whii-h time the said credi tors may attend. prove their claims, examine tin- ltankrupl. and lraii.saet such other business tin may properly come heron said meeting. II. K. HI Xi iN, i:-rn-i in lt.-.afi.f-ni.i... ( AH vial ins must be su orn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing). Ht-7-lt our soda fountain.. Silver! horn Wright "h Family Mrug Store. - - Hf-tMf Fall for llli- shlcualk Iinpn4 nit nt. Oel. in last day to pay your wa ter rent without a penally. Hi-7-;;i A Great lid-lay Luiirb. A home' rooked hot luneh. rook ed nt our soda fountain counter. Hot potatoes, hot sandwiches of all kinds, hot coffee, hot chocolate, pies fr-sh every morning, salads. All served from 1 1 :30 a. in. io I :3a n in V liphl imwii jail day. Just try out our soda touniain service and quality Hazel wood ice cream nnd sherliet. Ice cream in brick always s.-rve.i ui Seabd bids will be rer..u-?d by 'he coiniiiiKsiou or tin city of . Gmnde, Oregon for the. conslrue lion or the Improvement (n side walk improvement districts No. IM and M.' within Mm- rily or M (iramle. Oregon, aeordtng lo lit" plans and iperiricatlonH of Ihe said 'Mdewltjk itiiprov-uienl " dtstrieis (mow on file In the orrice of the Ci()" ll-corder of KftiU city. A deposit of ;,.iiti u ill be ivipiired for set of j Plans und .speeirti'ations which jauioiinl will be n n.mb-I If bidder l'M ,,lsi ssful and returns naine j iu i his orrice. ; ; Itiils Uil l.e nceived to tilt-, hour or seven-thirty p. ui. October SUi. j I !-J, lit (he coniiiiisHlou room In the city building at . Idi Grand', jttregon. and must b accoinpHtiietJ ) a cerltrhTi check in Ihe Hum of ten percent nl tHt, nmotml bid it guaranle.- ol the acreptMiicc j completion of contract If award-d. , Checks will be returned to un Huccrssi ui bidders. I The commisKinr. reserves tht j right to reject any und all bids, j Hy onb-r of the coliuin.HSioii Sep tember 24th.- lyi'4. j J. K. ST K A UN'S, j lUconler of the I'ily of I 1-u Grande. Oregon. . S. id. nt Greater Hooverized Values CARNATION MILK. Larjre Cans. 3 for .2rc UNSWEETENED liAKING CHOCOLATE 3 25c Cakes 50c SUGAR Pure Can 100-lb. Sack $8.58 OUR SEAL FLOUR A Guaranteed Quality 49-11). Sack $l..VJ SELF-RISING PANCAKE FLOUR In the new size. Cfists much less. 12 lb. net vt. sack 7'Jc SCHOOL P.0VS DELIGHT A IUrre! of Amer ican Beauty Ginger Snaps, 1U His 29c PURE PEANUT BUTTER. 2-11,. Novelty Lunch tin GOOD QUALITY BULK COFFEE, 3 lbs ' HOTEL BENSON COFFEE, lb PREFERRED STOCK COFFEE, 1 "lb!, !" (5 lls P0STUM CEREAL, 2 lbs. ...ZZ INSTANT TOSTUM, Medium Tin. .;. Large Tin 4 ; ....G7c ?1.(XJ ...48c ....3c ?2.68 .....45c ...27c ...,.47c HOOVEKIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
