La Grande evening observer., September 02, 1925, Image 6

Fr.ro Six
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER.
Wednesday. September" 2", l?)2l.
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OPENS
ON LABOR DM
COYK Ore. fWpeeiai) The Cove
schools will open un Iahor day,
Heptcinlwr 7. The. finishing iGiiebcH
art b ing put to tlit; liouw and
giouud tliut ill) Wiiy he in rcudt-m-UK
for the opening. There hi HI
rnuiiina one vacancy in the high
school department.
Mr. Km Iuncan and two sons
Jlolihy and lillly, who have been
the Htute Durum) school at Mn
mouth for the euunmT, art- heme
again.
The reception lit tin- Kaptiwl par
Konugi' honoring four iiii-uibeix f
Mrs. SWyloii'M Monday nchool cla-ss.
Will he lnld Thursday evening ln
elmd of 1-YiiJuy. Yin- honor fciieM
will hi M In en Karliuc WK!-r end
daily I tar on hii! Mcsmn. 'lHir
Fwifh and WaM'-r Inron. !
Look for (he "Check
Seal" on all electrical ap
pliances. We sell them,
ius.
electric
The I-adle' (iulld will he enter
tained at the Aeeefusioji jjrovc on
Thursday nl'ernoit.
C j4l I'oiLV iMnih.
An "iii joIKn" picnic will ho
held on I-ihor i:iy, A 11 who have
pilMMI d tl)- 1(t l DlUc-HlOllC will
Ic liouor Bucttt.
Mrt. 1-Mna f ouklin and daiiKh
tera Marian and Clarice were aiteelH
of Mr. and Mrs. jy eonaiiu at
Talon ul -week.
M r. ami M r, I. Iti'i-H were
('OK' visitors Monday..
MihH'-n Mildred fusion nn.I Wil-
ma 1 jitiHreth f linker and istin
LitwH'in f I'nlmi were Cove victors
.Monday.
A n i on Cove people who wi re
shopping in 1 41 (irande Kilurday
iv : Mr, i.y.liii M. Umtz. I, (i.
Lantx, I- K. Low. Mr, mid Mra. I.
1. liarlter, Mis l.itra Marker, -A. A.
Anili-M ami Jlalph Hancock.
Mih. a. (J. Conklin whh a wei k
end KiicHt of MisH Mae Sienrnw at
l,a (iramle,
Marlon uiul Ily l.ornz and Will
iam II all mark to Walla Walla
viMtorw Saturday.
Air. uiid Mr. 1. JJ. Carter came
here from Xort h Jowdi-r for the
dance laat r'riday venini?,
M.r. and Mrs, T. It. Conklin and
A. C, Conklin were dinner kwsIh
at tin home of Mix Mac titrarn.f ;
ill l-l Uiutuln Konday.
So4'inl Xi-ws. i
. Tho Itfv. and Mm. William Mur
ray Uradiit'r were IioMh at a Hinalt
41nuj-r tin Thursdav i-vt-nlnif. rov
ers wfrt laid for ' iKht. Tin- Kat sls
wr: Mr. and Mr. T. C. llnfty,
Sir. flnd Mis. (;. i:. Ilrkr and -Mr.
and Mr. T. ti. Conklin.
MIh IU-sh K'dly wuh hn.HtcHH at
an iiiformnl al'h-inoon on Satur-
iay, when the lading prxcnt or
KUiilaed a bridge club for thd win
I ir. ThoHe pri'Hint wt'i-; Mm
Krank MiMt-r, Mm. A. ti. rton,
.Mr. Willlaiii Hailinark. Mm T. It.
'nhtt. Aira. (;. y iarkr. Mm
f-:vir-tt J'owHI and MrM. It. 11.
I'unl. I.
Mm Kdna fonkIln waa liontiK
at h liHdK' pMrty Haturdny even
iiitf. honoi-inic her duuKhi'-r Marian
nan in ri l IMJ ll II -
month ai Vow and will hooo iat
lor w rnlvcmliy of Wa"hinK"n.
in' xuPvtH were: Mr. and Mm
riiurl.M Di lluas, Mr. and lm T.
It. ronlilln. Mm Dorothy Hall,
mark, Mr. and Mm A. l, Orion,
I.. (J. Uiiilz, J K. Iavq and Mitm
IJiiw K'Hy.
The CumiiHTfial dull danpe Krl
duy 4-vt-ainic waa an (ntt-rentnuf
event of the wik, The hull van
diforated n autumn colors and
ihuhIc was furnlahed by th Krcnuh
orclieafra of J-a Grunde. Jmrinft
the evening a few musical numlit-rH
were given, makliij,- tt u)iort break
in the danrintr proKram nod addhiK
to the juy of Ihe octawion. There
were preai-nt about m couph-a,
many liejnu present from la
Crande, I 'n ion, J Jot ink? ond lia-ker.
Curry Court to Ojkji.
liusiness Man a Bandit
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MATtSHVlKI,!), Ore. Currv
county d rt-tilt ronrt will flMn ttp
tember'4, Juda John M. Kn-
dell, preaidlnp. Jury nun have hern
MummoJWd. TJift. graiiU Jury will
he Kiven a fi w doya jf wl m vm,
it invest i(fat afiairs hefore court
opetiH. It u.s.semlilc.s Scplember J I.
"Check Seal"
Kkcliical Appliances ARR better.
See Ub.
La Grande Eledric Co,
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More than JJU.COU of Hie $21-,
Olio which l-'red r. Nieltol. Day
ton, ti., manufacturer, obtaini d
by robhlnj,' a bank there1 was
Oiscovered in a now garage t
the rear of lits $4n,ft(ni home.
Part of it was sepreted In a
window frame. A detective
shown with a box 'full of the
recovered currency.
Bcfbft you UiiU,
, by orrnt g(
'Behind your switch
Touch' a switch and lights flash on. Snap in a plug
and little glowing wires start cooking your break
fast. Press a button and a motor leaps to the task o
cleaning your rugs.
Magic? No only electricity but electricity de
veloped and made obedient by the minds of men.
Behind your switcli from your home to power
houses in distant mountains reaches the far-flung
and efficient organization of your power company.
Your power company provides an abundant and
never-failing supply of electricity but how well
this electricity serves you depends largely upon the
quality and completeness of your electrical installa-
tion. Since this in turn depends upon the electrical
contractor who wires your home, he should be
chosen carefully. That's why we advise, "Before
you build or buy, insist on "Check" Seal electrical
wiring."
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
AX rftAHCMVO l4 ANOUit LUNO MACS QAKLAKft
rmrukUD turru ipokami
PliuibuJoi, for General Qku
noir i iitr:s i i;t ii nr(.
TIIK DAIXKH, Or. Two Of the
largest barnK, on the Kay C. .lohn
soh & HonH ranch 'near Winnie, and
the Johnson houw and a lilg silo
were struck by lightning during
the progress of n severe electrical
storm. Dlghtning first struck the
Johnson home, wrecking h, but not
setting lire to Ihe shattcn-U wood
work. The lightning was thouRht to
have traveled over a light line to
ithe burnt, which were destroyed.
The Iokk was estimated at $2o.oim),
with little insurance.
The Johnson family escaped in
j u ry. T h ey we re on t h e po re h
watching the progress of the torm
when the bolt hit.
Mr. Johnson, a California stock
man, recently purchased the ranch
from J. K. Kennedy for jSO.nna. A
herd of purebred livestock valued
at $3"0f escaped injury.
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Flours and Cereals
JIAMONA FLOUR, PER BBL. $9.34
PER- SACK $2.31
OREGON BEAUTY FLOUR, PER BBL. .$8.94
PER SACK $2.21
NONE TO EQUAL lLWRr
PER SACK ,. : : $2.11
FINE OR COARSE GRAHAM FLOUR, PER 9-LB. SACK..;.49c
YELLOW OR WHITE CORN MEAL, 2 9-LB. SACKS 89c
MOTHER'S OATS, PER PACKAGE 35c
POTLATCH PANCAKE FLOUR, 9-LB. SACK 9c
CORN FLAKES AND POST TOASTIES, PER PKG.... 10c
Tred C. Nlckol, prominent
Dayton, 0.fc business man, has
confessed that, disguised in a
blue mask and robe, he robbed
a bank there of $2l,(tm to re
coup his business losses. His
arrest resulted from the state
ment to the pohee of Miss Hol
en Sammct. his niece, who
worked in the bank. She said
that the robber's mask hid a
gray mo-jstache. '
Church Calls Kcvcrcnd 1 truce.
rKXDI.KTON. Ore. The Itev.
George (. Bruce. I ). 1-1.. has been
extended an official call lo serve
as the pastor of the First Presby
terian church of 1 'end ie ton. r.
liruce recently concluded. 12 years'
service in Alaska, four at Fairfield
and eight at Juneau.
Hood II her ,ScIuols Open.
HOOD RIVK R, Ore. City
schools opened here with a record
first-day attendance of f&I. or 15
more than on opening day last
year. All schools showed on in
crease except Hark street grade,
which had S2! students,' 20 less
than last year. The high school
had 354. an increase of 37. fcehool
Superintendent A. M. Cannon fc.tld
he expected more than Kmi enrolled
in the city schools within the neict
few days.
Miscellaneous
2 CANS VAN CAMP'S, LARGE, PORK & BEANS 39c
'! CANS VAN CAMPS, MEDIUM, PORK & BEANS 29c
10 CANS VAN CAMP'S, SMALL, PORK & BEANS 79c
NO. 5 BOX SODA CRACKERS 54c'
NO. 5 BOX GRAHAM CRACKERS 89c
2 CANS HUNTS' SUPREME PEACHES, NO. 2. 55c
10-LB. PAIL HONEY ;..... " $1.49
5-LB. PAIL HONEY. ' ' 79c
"8 LBS. SKAGG'S BEST COFFEE $1.39
3 LBS. SKAGG'S SPECIAL COFFEE $1.19
G BOXES ECONOMY MATCHES 25c
BORAX SOAP CHIPS, 22-OZ. PKG ""29c .
2 LBS. BULK CHOCOLATE " " 45c '
2 LBS. BULK COCOA.... "" ""23c r
100-LB. SACK CANE SUGAR $'(5.84
50-LB. SACK CANE SUGAR "" $3.54 '
25-LB. SACK CANE SUGAR SI 84
2-LB. ROLL CREAMERY BUTTER Si 05 ,
1-LB. ROLL CREAMERY BUTTER 5;)c
2 LBS. GEM NUT MARGARINE 53c
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Stores
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SKAGGS
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READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
"Check'' Seal Appliances Carried
By Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
Not The Work
That
Hands Do
But the care they nre given determines the beauty
or iiUractivenes.s of your hands. Regardless of what
kind of work required,, your hands can be well kept
with the aid of our manicuring service.
And nothing is quite so noticeable about
a woman's appearance. Expertly mani
cured hands always go with careful
-grooming, rhone for appointments.
Colonial Beauty
Parlor
"A Shop of T Visual Sorvlc"
K. l.ucnip Hilly, Prop.
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A Pledge Of
Fair Dealing
THE strongest pledge of friendship and fair deal
ing known to the early Norsemen was the simple
act of one man placing his hand between the hands
of another. Ruthless, terrible and cruel as the
Vikings were, no man broke this pledge without
forfeiting his honor and the friendship of every
true man.
Today modern business forms friends in every
corner of the world through the pledge of the
printed word. Advertisements are pledges made
especially for you ... . pledges that advertised
goods you buy are exactly as claimed.
No sane business man would advertise an un
worthy product. Nothing could bring ruin more
quickly. For when a product is advertised, it in--vites
the criticism of millions of people. It must
make good its claims, or it forfeits the patronage
of thousands.
A product that is not advertised mav be worth'
buying. But it is little known and its merit or
unworthiness lies bid in comparative security.'
Every product you see advertised must be worthy!
It is tested daily by thousands. It is proved in
the pitiless glare of publicity pledged to you in
the advertising columns regularly.
Read the advertisements to know which goods
arc advertised.
An Advertiser's Pledge Can Re Redeemed
Only by Your Entire Satisfaction
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