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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1925)
Fridiiw -August -14, 192T. Tare Six 1777 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f t -Y rY ea N H H El M a M m M n M M M H u HI Kl in H H N 1 Bi m H li tit hi a m M M n M M -n ea ea m m m n in ttf M Ml m FARMEKS BUSy near mm lUty is :o Im Iiik put up the nciii.-iK ni- iit of John Us imiu,i:k. Ore. (Sj Itmly works. vri iI.rvH in the viilh y. rial) Kvery laiher tin-He 1 In rvt liiK I P. In lull sulm,", villi a bumper with ! L'li'-i in yi nr. anil tho Hie of tlx very busy win-. Last Monday evening, Jmbler hud Hit' pleasure nl' IiHt' lHliK to C, It. Pollock, of Nw York, ul the holder A inure linn! Hull. Mi: Pollock IiiILmI oil "M'SKi'MKHN oT Peace" unil iilno nave H Very in immlnjr talk on "i:olution" emi vinetiiK thorn- pi- lit t!utt they had not originally h- n monkeys. A inovinir picture Mhow has been started In hnhlcr at the luibhr Atnuw im nl lt.iH. H has been f . oM'-ii'IitiK t ) 'ftrnivitl w hhh It I, t. (iii'ihlf, Mr. Ilviiiff cue pert s I tc-lnj,' held at f.u (irunde this we"k. to itlni two hou ji week, "ii.- on Tin y nil pronounce It a l.i :.! l WfiliK htiay and tin other mi Sat- j miccchh. unlnv.- Kor the cuiuinr S"tin'- Mm, K'M Imixk hud elnirtfe of liny hi- will present "The Mask ( tin- weekly prayer meeiliiK. which of l.optu" v. illi Kred Thompson j wan held at th' Jmhlcr Church. r ntirstiity cvi'niriK. I he wimper huh "How Jo J Know J am t'av- umt u I h ret 1 comedy. Services are lu tnif held t Vt ry Sun day cvcnliiK nt ciffht o'clock at the IjiiMit ( 'h in tit. Tin- Itfv. Ariiml roii( of Klifin d. livi p 1 he sermon and a cordial invitation is expected In all to int. nd these ht- Sells Ice TV J Mr. and Mis. Oscar How t il t- -'luriicd Ihlh week from Wtilhi Wal la, WiiHli. win re tiny wen- called : hy the (ifii th of Mrs. Ikiwclt'o la I liter, Mr. Oei-n. Mr. (in . n not his d'-alh hy Dm overtuniUiu A ' an auto truck. :uwh Perry, of tin? Hoss Perry r'u i it r in sidd four putrtt ot lui. Umk liu.i month lur 1 f t . m pr pah1. Mm. 1.. Htiindliy, Mix.' l.izzU Me Alilwlcc and Mrn. It'ina 'I' try uci'c i tiit'iiuincfl ui dinner, Tiu h dity, ly Mrw, Kita l-orifc. Mr. anl Mm. Itotx-rt -'rthlnf ilaiitihti r Itctty, w ho. ha v 1 I rifi im-il Circle" and is undt-i Mimv of Hie lmM-r ioiIji arc 4iuwuHwiff!jt( q flt-.waa ; " flfcr-''. V' Wfi v- I KI.I.II.. uil.1 Mr. and "Mrn. t e - tMifrt3 fmC1 'PiSs V ! ''" w. . i,,,v,-,-. Y rj ia UfrtWiaiurMmlia " '"" "" h, " M'""l:'-v- a ! 'fiarlc I--. Weaver urcoiO::iliicd 4 X I him and will visit in I. oh ,i1;:'l".-t, 1 f lor noun- lllile. ( Y Y1 Y t " , SV - iull' V 4 : i hind K'KH and walks upriKiit like u human licirtK- Aftcr Mr. W-Ht r-ta itirmiKh with Maynn- In- will mil for Miiiid, not lor the Mil ml of kicking' lame hut Maud, Unit lucky Jjiissy tliat was liorn with mn Ickm. hooking on in nmnzenieni a wondeririK whut 11 1m all nhout. wp t talorn will tile two lica-i' d ciilf horn wltli two hc:ds and eiht l.-Ks mm many lc as Maymc and Main) have loKcther. Rc-iiaHe MercknJise Sincel855' 1 F tin la. V a a a 4Hfe.Mk V oje- V lOl.KS! I'mind on I'm tuiiiitc hi'.'Ji l ii-c Hero is Konictliinj,' to think nhout. The I'vciy-D.iy liurjiiiins our con ii tors iinrt .shelves iire extr.'ionlinnry values. .Many .slioppcis have found our store to lie a haven of lefuee froi.i Mi-. Jifl'l Min. (.'. W. Kox, lnn-n-lliy unil ('lay Jr., ttfi-i- kin "I" .Mr. . ii-l .Mix. liny. i,l (lian.l.. Siunliiy. ' 'linn I'hk'. !-:int 'I'lii-U.-r, Tom Maitin t N.-wton i'itiu-r i-ri W. lIllt-H.laV .H1 II li'.lllllf' O'ill i in-. '1 h-y will lie K'"!'- a; III e u i 'llilrty-lhrtM' Irish I.uun fn.sM-d. IHilLtN A 1 ) I tirlnic ' U' flcj slop of tiic 1- rec Hiiitu parhument reccnity iijiii'lndcd. 'AS n'eH were iian'4'. coviTinir every variety of , nutioiial ncllvil.l' one of the nn'.M tint utile wan that authoriintf the iisi- of tin Ktver Shuniion to sup ply eh ciricity. - Another act which provoked much controversy was the treason- aide mid seditious offenses act. It ! provide (lit1 death penalty for tre.i- sun und Kiinhd penuti-s tor: various other offi'Iisen Kainst the state. - j J'arhameni, wtiien nan men in senston almost eotitintiouHiy lor i three .vearti. mljoiirncd to .N'ovein- I her 3.' i 9 Makers of Two Horse "ffelst Overalls- A new Pair FREEif They Bp S'l'Ol' ill and inspect our stock of hinh-nrade clothin;'. Jt will surely he worth your while. You must see in order to heliive that your dollar can double its liiiyinjf )iower when you trade with us. WM Ml'Y VOl LKSS WK SMI.I- VOl I.l-.SS (ii. I S.-rnnlfiii .V- slmrt l.fx-tllinM NEW YORK STORE Dcslroyi'is (if Iliuli I'l-icen I2HI Ail.oiw Air. T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y X Red Grange Isn't tho only cuilcfte student who sl-IIs lco 'uurlnij the summer. Miss Mario tiro.HH, an undergraduate t tlie Univei'sUy of Minnesota h;us (urnod let; man for tho 8U miner at Hazel l'i-.rk, neitr St. I'uul, and toUs lco around each day. In MckIco city symptoms of hu honic plajrue have hecii found in rats, and Die people living tln re an- takiritf ineanures to prevent a potisihle oulhrmk. We Sell Wesfinghoiise Fans II. &S. Electric , Sommcr Hold li!d-. l'hone 393-W ANIMAL SHOW AT SXAPP CARNIVAL ENTERTAINS MANY Y Y Y I'lK-lltloiiKK I tel urn f I Many who were off on n vacat- ion trip hove now returned. Al JL Willi rem I IVeH ItlKI II'lelKIS lit The Kalh-.H; Mrs. William Wis-j.-.'triH from a vist i.t ItntK--, Idaho; .Mr. :rnd Mrs. Claude Kale and i:u ili W-.moner, from n catupimr (rip at. Wallowa Luke. chn rii-s Thompson rei iirncl to 1 1 1 ? 1 1 J j- from .siiiiiiiht niiool at CorvalliH. He will he in linhlert Tf any of the local dairy men uiUil the opening of the Wallowa ! were to pay .i. vi: il to the snupp mcIiooIs. Illros. n'""und.s and drop in to the Mr. and Mrs. Uay Wilson left ; I'renlt Animal SIm.w nVned hy tiiis week for n visit with rda- I'rof. Ivans they would imdouht tives at ill-Ape, Idaho. ,.lltv )!(iniriSPd at Hie seen,, dur- Vertie Payne, of KnhTpris.', vaH!ji1K iiiujim' hours, in luihh r Sunday. Min. Payne j while tire d:,ry is not one or and children returned with hhn tojn,,. hu.st in the country there is Knterprise. jil'ter u three week's ' distinct novelty ahout it. visit with her pa rent h, Mr. nnd j 'f conrne every picture pre pos Mrs. Willinin Henrie. showing iile o:i a farm nlwas C.cor'Ke Stevenson called on his.. shows a buxom lass in a nice k'ii sister Mis. William WiKnns. ilur-Ikiih dies.s and honnet milking the itif? the week. Mr. Stevenson wns gentle Jersey. Pail there a dil- Wallowa, where lie ferejiee. timber kind. J .Mr. West Is In ehar::e of tho Peek. of Cove lie:;to'k. You will see him place Mr. and Mrs. I.. I i I ICE GOLD MELONS ' WE PLUG THEM FOlt YOU, AND IF NOT GOOD, WE KEEP ON PLUGGING TILL WE FIND ONE THAT IS. WE DO NOT WANT YOU TO PAY FOlt ANYTHING YOU H Y FROM US THAT IS NOT ABSOLUTELY GOOD. .Good Drinks On Ice ALL THE I'.EST KIND OF POTTLED GOODS GRAPE JUICE CLICO GIVGER ALE HUDVVEtSER PEEP. CANADA DRY COLU.MP.IA PREW Jap llonnete, of Suninn rville who has been In tho CJrande Hon e Hospital for the past with ii broken h-f?, was to his home this wi' tins ntonjr nicely. ' his .stool and 1. ticket antl call out. i to one of his assist ants. "Urine ' Mnyme over here," And May me ; is brought forth and you will start 1 month, t wit Ii surtris nioved j intr on two f PATTISON BROS. GROCERY. "Particular Grocers for particular Housewives" when Mavpie walk f takes her place 1o antl is tfet-ji-e mjikeil. Mayuie i.s the outy cow ,. I l:t the world horn with just two as ' Ml ANNOUNC THE OPENING OF LA GRANDE'S NEW APPAREL SHOP In The Location Formerly Occupied by Ash Bros, in the Foley Building -ask. jlu. -Ii. lie Opening Saturday, August 15th. WITH A COMPLETE SHOWING OP THE NEWEST MODES IN EARLY FALL DRESSES, COATS and MILLINERY Dainty, Lingerie - Silk Hosiery - Brassieres - Novelties For weeks we have heen prep;iiinj: for the opcMiinjr of this exclusive Ladies' Apparel Store while remodeling of the store has been in progress, ;ir buyers have been in the markets choosing the garments that will be on display for your approval in our opening. We believe "THE PARIS" to the finest ready-to-wear establishment in Eastern Oregon, and we cordially invite your inspection. Free! 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