Tuesday, June 2. 192.1
TITE LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER
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I'NIO.V, Ore (SpvL-lul ) St.-arle
Lup, who has bet'ii here in tlitj
lmlu-ry liusint'HH iibout a year ko.
Urovii buckfram hia hoim; in Wy
oming lust iviM-l; and wlu-n hi? n.
niriHMl to his ;n-a:-nt homt- he ivuh
ucroinpunii'd ly Mrs. Mint HiilKhl,
tlii'lr tnurriugu tutting iiiueo on the
way. Hut li srount und bride art?
well known hurt-. Mra. Unit:'" hav
ing llvtd litr: several years, and
the beat wishes of their many
friends uccotnp:iny tlm newly w.-ds
to their new hum In Casper.
WymoiiiliiK.
J. M. Shanks, who n-rntly sold
out his reBiuurarit aml-soilu foun
tain biiHim-ss here, liu.s bought a
bakery in IVndbton and is leaving
this eek tO iulit- clli'l-Jft; Ol llU
work In the Itoumi-t'p town. Mr.
rihanks formerly ran a bakery here
ninl is an experienced iiwn in tliir
buslncwi. Tho family, wlt) the
rxeeptiun of his dauKhler, -May.
will accompany htm to their new
home. May will cunt In up har
work tin clerk In the ntiHt office
till ufter stock show week, at
least and maybe lonjivr,
Iol Orfhr Monti
Thf Ulue Mountain Lumber
Company this last wek bought
Die ri ntures in the local post oft'ic"
from the bank and ih office was
trunsfvrred to their new building
just west o rnlou ('ash Htom.
Tint iu'w location, although . less
handily itiluuted for the uccomino'
dation or the public, affords Post
nuiHier Tony 1. Hmlth a much
more commodious room, Kktru
boxes will be Installed und other
changes made to facilitate the
work of tho office, which had out
grown its- former , locution.
Although It seemed that Union
was done with chant iiuquus for
the present ut least, when the one
lust year wus u failure financially,
when Miss Juno Thomas, repre
senting the Kllison-Whiit compuny
w;i8 here recently she succeeded In
securing enough slgnut ures for a
Two .number course, consisting ol
the I'aion Itruthers und a lecture!
on tilhlet Jrs und physical culture;
I at t'H for the two numbers wllb
Your Mind
is at jest . . . under trying condition?
This NEW way solves woman's
ol Jest hygienic problem in a way
centuries of women hoped for
THROUGH the ages,
women have suffered a
hygienic handicap.
Now it has been largely
overcome. There is a new way
in personal hygiene.
A way that supplants that'
uncertainty of the old-time
sanitary pad with scientific
safety.
Today, women live every
day of every year . . . not a
moment's charm lost. Dance,
motor, wear filmy frocks and
gowns in ful confidence.
The name is Kotex ... a
method scientifically right.
It absorbs 5 times the mois
ture of the ordinary cotton
pad. And that means grea
protection.
It is as easily disposed of as
a piece of tissue that ends an
old-time embarrassment.
It is deodorized. And that
prevents danger of offense.
You get it at any depart
ment store or drug store, just
by saying "Kotex." And that
banishes the embarrassment of
asking for a "sanitary pad.'
8 in every 10 women in the
better walks of life have
adopted it. Which proves its
benefits.
It will mean much to you
in health, in daintiness and
protection. t proves old ways
a needless folly.
K O T 6 X
DEODORIZED
2 Easy to buy, enrwh.ra.
V
L lurbent ai cotton pads.
AbnoHB 16 time its own
Veitfht In moisture -and
fli-lentlfltatly deodorized.
O J-o laundry. Discard a
euHlly us a plvce ol tissue.
ou usk for them by name.
Many atora kesp ttient
read y-wrappad help .
yourself, puy th olcrlc,
thut i all.
Xn laundry lHsi-nrri ns onsily ns n pltTi of tissue.
Will Buy Real
Estate Sale
Contracts And
Mortgages
If you have real estate contracts or
mortgages and wish to dispose of them
and be free of the inconvenience of re
ceiving small monthly payments that are
difficult to. re-invest, we have clients with
private funds available for their purchase.
Since many companies cannot purchase
such sale contracts and we have had num
erous inquiries on the buying and selling
of contracts and mortgages, we are estab
lishing this service.
The small, inconvenient monthly pay
ments received on contracts make them an
unpopular investment ' for the individual
holder. If you have a contract or mort
gage for sale, we will put you in touch
with a buyer. Come in or phone Main 230.
Floyd McKennon
La Grande National
Bank Building
be announced lot it, .
The PrtMbylorlun parsonage 1?.
bclntf prepan d and tfottt-n in order
Tor rvai. Mr, Vaughn, the black
smith who cumi hor from Elgin,
will move hla family and rurnlture
into the parsonage us soon as pos
sible. Mr. Hatrlninn. who v.on hero
lust summer and became the- own
er of tho KufHrrn Oregon Mwit
Market, but who spent tho winter
in Los Angeles, nrrlvrd in lrnion
lat week und Is looking utter
muters uonneeteij with the market.
Mo wtu probably leuv the busin
ess In ciiarjft of the present pro
prietor., Mr. Clutfeltifr, for a time
at least. Mm. Hurt luian will
Join her husband here as soon us
she closes school In lxs Angolas.
Stock Show nKtetcrs Uiisy '
According to reports of the. boo
sters who motored to Wullowa
County towns, tVmlleton. Maker,
and different parts of tho valley
out Hid i cities will bo horo for tho
stock show In full foreo. Pend
leton hus promised about scvonty
ftve car luadn. Baker is oxpecttMl
to snd nn even larger numbor,
Knterprlso has Hltrnified Mr inten
tion of closing shop and coming In
en masse. With l.oreiia Tricky,
Harry Wallers, and others here
for trick riding. Ren Jorry's cele
brjvtfd bucking horses In tho arena
brsld s his other attractions such
as, buffaloes, mules,' and, clowns,
a-tnuoh larger- than usual .exhibit
of Jvavy horses, but karoo prizes
amounting to over i00, and other
UtVaeilons tho . iiinnngemenl is
looking forward lo an exeopt lon
illy good show.
Mis. Para Trooper, who has
been -In Portland for several
months has returned to Union and
will bo JitTfi for the summer.
Wills Tlelensort
.Sunday morning when .tho mall
arrived there wore about a hun
dred carrier plegfuis crates for
the local ofl'leo. They worn all
carefully taggod and were to h.f
liberated to mo If thy would find
their way back to Seattle, from
where they had bo-n shipped.
When the birds woro turned loose
they circled 'around and over th-j
town a few times nnd then rosa
high In the nlr and apparently
started on their return trip to the
Hound.
Hov. Qulnn of tho loon) Metho
dist church and liev. . Wallace o'
the Island City church exchanged
pulpits for the Punday morning
Bervlco, Rev. Wallace was ac
companied on his trip here by hi
father and mother, who are on a
visit from their home In Raltl
more. Maryland. ' They are both
olderly people, Mr. Wullaci being
86 years old.
Kvorott Taylor, former clerk In
the 1evy" Store.- has gone to Cas
per, Wymoning to work in the oil
fields. He left, for tho latter place
last Tuesday. . '
Miss 'ranges I.oyton, who lias
been hero during the school term
as a student in tho Tnlon i High
School, left Inst Wednesday for
her 'home In l.ttylon, Utah.
UOOKS INT HTKANfii; TON'fU'RS
issn: j iiom oxhiiiii riti;ss
OXKORO, Kngland. (APJ-The
Oxford University Press, whose
printing activities date back to the
later years of the firteenth century,
is adding newly cut fonts of Greek
and Hebrew type of ; pleasing de
sign to Its vast type collections.
The vHtublishment possesrs type
for printing In well over 150 diff
erent languages including, hiero
glyphics. Eteo-Cretnn, Gurumkhi,
and Chinese.
As is usual in tho affairs of men,
I he Oxford Press Is more, noted for
its errors thun its succe.ssos. Of
the cat. numbiTs of Hlbles printed
in .oil tongues, from Copllc 10 Ice
landic; four are givwi value and
fume for small misprints. Th-y are
rho "Vinegar Bible," with vinegar
.'or vliu-yurd In Luke XX; the
Murderers Rible," with murderers
:'or murmure'rs In Judo;" the "Kars
to Kar Rlhlo," with a misprint in
Matthew XIII. and tho 'Wif hater
Bible," wlili n nilst(ko in I.uke
XIV.
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SOON IT WIIJ, ltl: ".'MM. AND MRS." for Donald Oil-rT'
fctewiJt, rrtited author, and Patsy Uutti MlHer, youthful leading ,
vuKuin In fllms. The marriage Is to take place In Hollywood,
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Minor, llaltlmore, yn. Iff
rnUr. hit mk-e and while
rata liir rxpfrlmrntal' pur"
PMM-a In hmpllala and !
nlltc raMauxk himiu.
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Ten Coot Hour$
Nickel
The rtor Veep hx$yhcia hi coof.
The factory keep humming, the retu
rsni't slwayi crowded becsuve C-B
Fni bring In the cool vigor of the outi
of'doon.
And, after a buy day. fan-cooled (tnj
brisk, a happy evening at home with '
G E Fan to bring the brccie into an
room.
for sale by
tfCheckSeal
electrical
retailers
Passengers Climb to
Tops of Rio's Trains
ItIO PR JAN'IKRO, (AP) New
Vorkers iicrustomed to the famous
Manhattan subway crowds would
find their experiences of lltflo val
ue In trying to secure a seat in
some of. tho suburban trains serv
ing Itto d JoJiioro, The federal
district In lit-4 had u population
of 1.40,001).. hut this numbor con
sisted of I.imui.immi living In the
city of Ulo de Jnniero, and 4 40,000
in suburbs, most of the located on
the principal railway which con
nects with the city of Hao Paulo.
Although the road furnishes ten
minute train service for the sub
orns uuring wie rusu uuutm, ine size
of the crowds has caused a serious
transportation problem.
Tho traffic superintendent issued
a regulation a few' weeks ago pro
hibiting (he rhltng on top of pas
senger cars, but newspaper , com
ment says enfort'einenl is Impos
sible until belter service Is furnish
ed. The crowds on some trains
crawl in through the car windows
in tho free-for-all stampede lor
standing room. :
Growth Of the Rio suburbs Is
principally duo tn high rentals,
forcing clerks and laborers out of
tho city.
This movement has been sllmu
kited by the suburban railroad
rutes, said to be the cheapest lit the
World. The ticket both .ways lo
one of the villages, loeattd at the
end of the suburban none, a round
trip of H miles. eoHts five cents.
1 1 n.
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'ft rt I a J R,i, F i $ I i v a I , J , n i l , o
Roundtrip Excursion Fares
every day throughout the summer
season. Stopover wherever and as long
as you please within final return limit
. October 3 1st.
r Now plan your vacation journeys to
the east. Let our agents assist in fixing
' . your itinerary. And include
CALIFORNIA
eithergoingorreturning.orbothways,
if you choose. See it's manifold won
der at little, if any, additional expense.
Ask any Agent
Southern Pacific
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Packing House Products
ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, Per Lb 3-lc
ARMOUR'S SHIELD BACON, Per Lb 3Sc
ARMOUR'S SKINNED BACON BACKS, Per Lb .....35c
S LBS. ARMOUR'S LARD...". $1.79
4 LBS. ARMOUR'S LARD.....: 90c
8 LBS. ARMOUR'S PENNANT COMPOUND $1.49
4 LBS. ARMOUR'S PENNANT COMPOUND 75c
8 LBS. SNOW DRIFT $1.79
4 LBS. SNOW DRIFT 94c
X GALLON WESSON OR MAZOLA $1.95
i. GALLON WESSON OR MAZOLA 98c
1 "QUART WESSON OR MAZ0LA... 49c
. PINT WESSON OR MAZOLA 25c
Miscellaneous
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CREAM CHEESE, 'Per Lb 25c
10 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 39c
1C BARS P. & G. NAPTHA SOAP .....39c
10 BARS CREME OIL SOAP ...G9c
G BARS PALM OLIVE SOAP .....49c
LARGE PACKAGE BORAX SOAP CHIPS 29c
4 JARS PREPARED MUSTARD .' .....49c
2 LBS. GEM NUT MARGARINE 45c
12 i,-LB. ARMOUR'S DEVILED MEAT 59c
12-OZ. CAN ROYAL BAKING POWDER 35c
f-LB. CAN CALUMET BAKING POWDER ... $1.00
2".-LB. CAN 55c; 1-LB. CAN 25c
1-LB. PACKAGE GOLDEN WEST JAPAN TEA ......:.....59c
1,-LB. PACKAGE ,...30c
1-LB". PACKAGE UPTON ORANGE PEKO TEA 85c
3.-LB. PACKAGE ,. 45c
5 LB'S. SEEDLESS RAISINS 59c
5-LB. PACKAGE SEEDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS...J.:.159c :
Creamery Butter 2 lb roll 79c, 1 lb. 40c
Cane Sugar per sack $6.89
50 lb. Sack Cane Sugar $3.69
25 lb Sack Cane Sugar $1.89
12 lbs Cane Sugar $1
Ramona Flour per Sack $2.34
Oregon Beauty Flour per Sack $2.24
None to Equal Flour per Sack $2.14
Fancy Cove Prunes 10 lbs. 99c
25 lb. Box Cove Prunes $2.49
We Pay Delivery Charges On AH OrdersOf
$2.50 Or More
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