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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1926)
Wednesday, January 20, Ba : v, ' Pagt Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . Underselling! Sweaters' Bradley Shaker Knit, Pull-over Sweaters' at Half Price. Values to $10. $4.95 Style Leaders 201 Depot Street. FEVER SCARE ! EXCITES COVE I t'ove, (SM-clal) Tbrrn una a nnirb-t fewr ncurt beru last wwk : l-n llu futility of (Murence Ib-ry- i ford unit plucrd until r quarantine. JtuiMT rutnllltn, who hud Hhx'Sfl, were itluct-tl iimltr quit ran tint I until :in examine Hon could be IIHlde II(ivi'vt only Hi- om rn a of m-itrli I fi-wr developed. x j ' The meond edition of 111: school i pit f r "Leopard Spot" appeared 1 hist I'f (day. Tin' Meiond copy ev ict ih the find. I Mr. nnd Mm. II. I. lie wi n i In I'tivc Sunday, I he kim-sin of Mrs. A. ;. t'onkltn. I Mr. and Mr.i. A. II. Orton in j h'rtiiiiii-d itt a hmkiII dinner party Sunday. ' Mr. ami Mr Leonard Tuwte I and cl-thlreii. Maine and Ktvtn. U C. U.nu tmd M,r Lydta M. . I .unlit wen dinner km-sL at tin littim of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. lbfty j Sunday. Mr. and Mia. Kd Vincent and family, of rorlland, Imve moved : lo i'tv'. where tin y plan to make THE OPEN COURT COnRK8I0PENT8 MVST NL1U1IT TllF.llt NAMKHTO THK ;iITAJt IP THKVKK- hutE r err taw 1'Ki.vi'Eu. Alleged Swindler Arnlnl I p. vt;n-t ort 'ii.-'t ri t-ks at M. :-":- -ihtl. An :'(..! vi!l .h h---n- Sl.i;.M. tre.. - ". M. Witl.h'Miivn in ifiM'i r-.a-'i c-MMt'y l. W-.H arrest, d lieie lu . rhac. : i ' 1 ti.- pr'rv i. r. Use Pure Milk W HY TAKK A CHANCE? WHEN YOU CAN GET I'ASTKIRIKl) MILK Dl'.I.IYEUED AT YOUR dook von no Jioia: than the other costs? ; CALL MAIN CIS . Mt. Emily Dairy 10 Years Ago Today . Heavy, wind In the (Iraudc Uondc valley. Wjirr' ore you Ruin;, my pretty matil? I'm truing a-part) inc. si, iilie mild. Whence conj.H your beauty," my pretty inaid "! , 4Ttn Harden faint I'trnJer. sir, fibe said. Vun rnn k-i Ii ni L. & L. Drud Co. WHO IS TO 1ILAMU? Who Ih to blame, (win'tit. boy or do;?, for the dogs that chaise earj and eeli Kill them? Some will nay, oh. just rat, hut what uhout th owner? 11-i.ve you no respect for their property or feellnps? I have In mind a friend who h: arwityn been very' kind to dop and pi vt-n many a hungry dos some thing1 lo 'Mt. Along t omes a num her of boys with a dog. The dvK nearly killed tho cat und would have If the owner had not heard thein und rt!M'ue,i It. Now hoys the owner has treated you and your dogs fair, why n-it return It ? Who Is lo blame? The dojr n only u dot; and does not un drndaiid that ho tijuld not do tlmse tiling unleF-i Hie bos Havh him not to. How about tin- boy Home wiy lit Is only a, boy. Why lion't iMin-ntM explain to the boy to respect other people's property, and people will respect him and his. doff. ifnine training lay.- the founda tion for character In evt-ry boy iuid Klrl. Why not make this u pleas ant place to live. In respect our neifrhbom und It wilt be. Ml IS. A. K. I Hfl. m w students entered the high r school Moudffy nl One In inch of I In" flrtit, Becond and fifth (grades.! Mr. end Mrs. Mnrven Ulake t were hosts at up Informal party! Friday evenlnir. ( Hie basketball rhihc schtduhti; for Kiitiirdny with Klirln was can-' CelMl Ix-causc. of lltnesn. ! Miss Dorothy Del IJean was tib-j jSi nt from tschool two days last 1 week beraus- of Ulnesa. j .rra. M. Whls't-r has as her ; jiruest her slstr. Miss XMar. of jl.o.1 Ans. les. California. Miss Zel- lar will be here the n:maindi-r of tin winter. j The U'ev. flmil.y and Mrs. Smi thy, of the Methodist Kpiseopal church was attending a confer ence at Kinmett, Idaho this week. IUMI WATl'.lt SVSTKM W K N'A IX'HK K, Wash.. City j Kntfint-er Sharkey said that re I in oval of (he old in fake pip nnd i installation of the new unit to the city water plant is prosrrvxsini; rap jidly. Honda of St'M.oou were voted FIND IT HERE Copy for tuU columo, must be la by t:(H a, uu An ecutna prepitniUoo from a mosi recent presertpiioo iuai em llkf iiiafflc for children nod grown J leopie at ll.ou n bottki only at: Silv.-rl hnrn. Writ?ht's fnmllv drui? ' store. l-9lf OLD THIM.S .NOW MODKUX. th'-ir i rmanent home. Mm. Lillian Alb n. of : Tort tl iiiiK, 'oloi-ado. lias come to Covv lo make her home. Sht was ae- coinpunied by fter .imreiits and her bruth'-r and his family. . ' S- veral additional pupils, h.'ivi enrolUd in the Cow schools. Two It has been the custom for the lit two yean to copy tlm old styles of furniture. Period styles ne. ntly lo ucnB-. the capacity I or U1! "". "u " IS ow ino of the plant. A small crew is re- ) latest thing- to hav the pictures in ov in it rork arid debris. At tout u'' your ancestors. th old tin type 4 cubic yanls of rock must be itl album photo put into beauti-remoi-d. and this Is beinir done ful iiilnlatui-e fninna nnd placed on with the aid of a coffer dam. Mr. your tables and matileK in view Sharkey said. New pipe has been, of this growing- custom Itlchard- nurchased nnd is nlreailv tn ! in. (soli's Art Jt- ftitt Shan has added stalled. It Is hoped to complete la complete line of these beautiful' th- job about February 15. frames to their stock. These are I Mr. Sharkey snid that be is beautiful works of Art and worthy working on plans and snevlfiea- j of a place tn the finest home. jtions lor the filtration plant and ; . 1-2U-U Jofiier additions and expects to 1 have these ready to advertise for bids nnd let th contract by Marrh I. After the contract is let, nlrout S' days will b necesssiry for tins part of the construction. It in i planned to have the unit ready by j.luly I. Kesident labor will I I'employi'd as much as possible on I the jols. j Horrified by th- prevab-nre of th baucheO" In Mecca, the holy city Winter's . RainbowATar" For Old and Ijouny jof Arabia, it has b linvoke an old tlx Mohaimm-da j'for the public stoning- to mi criminals convieted of STAIIOXKRV. The finest, most classic and least pricu Mationery on llio l"acific coast, you will find at SUwrlhoro- Wrisiit'a fumity drtyr store. 1-ytf neniKtttclitn, pleat tng-, button holes, eta Morton'! Kiddy Shop. 10-1 4 -tf death .rtuin NOTICK TO CUKDITOItS. Notice is hereby given that the A real invigorutor that acts di- revtly on the nrrrjtt that puts life. peopje Bold at Silver- thorn-Wright's fatuity drag store.- ' I-9U Children's be.st grade - Goodyear Morm rubbers t5c. Norton's Kid- idy Shop. - ' l-13--t u o en o. e,,.e lo m-rrous p p-nalty l,npos,-d by., b lan law winch calls . . . .... , ., , , M fl RATION-WIDE . INSTITUTION- DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St,, La Grande, 0r. An Advance Showing Of New Spring Millinery The Last Word In Style e It i .not nicv&sury for you to iiii.li rsisncj has born apolntt il huv.- dundruff or fallltUT out of hair !.lmtnUt rotor of lhr .-stiitc of J- li, n Tr.c liys a bottle that arm tn ;v. ItolllnM. ikwsil, by th" INnm- i to lu Unya. KolJ at T:.c a bottle ilv Court of thr Slato of OrvEon f.rlony nt SilvTthorn-Vr1sht's fam- inion rouniy. -Ml in-nons iiy Ums ntorc. 1-Slt Ins rliuma opiiUNt the said iMiiW' an heM-by rviulred to pivs-nt ithem to the uuri;7ncd with the proper vouchers ivlthln six months j, rt-??on In the IHstrk-t t'ourt of the fnltiil States for the Uistrict of You can easilv tell bv one elance that vating when tried on! The lines are smart and .the trimmings new and beautifnl! Silk and. straw combinatior.3. Ranjy - i price from, $2.49 to $4.98 Special Clearance pn g" ,..,- ij. -'-.iri.ii' j, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY WE ARE Ol'I-E ENTIRE STOCK OF KlXiS. rim; FM SUALLY LOW PRK.ES ON Ol'R. INCLFDEI) IN THESE ARE: 912 Scamloss AXMINSTEI'S Rcir. ?G7.,"0. Sjwial $42.75 S.P. x 10.15 AXMINSTERS Rcjr. ?."1T..0. Special $29.25 !M2 AXMINSTERS Rcsr. J.i7..")0. Sptnial $36.85 On All Si.cs M.EARFLAX Rn;s f)12 WILTONS Rctr. S110. Special $87.50 9x12 AXMINSTERS Rc?. ? 12.50. . Special- $33 See Our Windows 9x12 AXMINSTERS Rcjr. $-7.."0. Special $39.75 W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. after the date of this notice, and to -o present them to the nnder siRued at the office of H. K. Dix on, I-a. Grande, i.in-son. lotted January 13th, in;.. A. A. ASTI.KS. Administrator of the estate uf J. V. Itollitis. dwasetl. II. K. I)ion. atloruey fur ad niinbttnitor. . l-13-i'i-2T 2-3-!. j In the matter of I toy K. Vand-r-fiinilten. bankrnit. !To the creditors of Uoy K. Van-dermulh-n, of Cinindc, I'nlon county, liu the St ile and District 'aforesaid, a Imnkrupt. Notice is hereby given that on ,the l Stti day of January. 19:. the aforeii.l Hoy K. Vandmiull'H wiLS duly adjudicated ' bankrupt by the ldMrict Court of the t.-nitd Slates for the District of Oregnn. and the first meeting- of hU end- IP EC AIIIXlSTK-TOUs NOTIO:. Notice b h'-ri'by given that th undersigned has bW-n appoints! ad-j Hons will be held at ths offW-of numstmtor of the estate of Nirk 1 inon. i;eiro, ii i.ranu-. , Manos. dee-as-d. by the County n iron. on Saturday. Jauuaiy S'th. ( Court of I nion County. rvgon nnd 1!2J. at. It) A. 1.. at whicu lira" I all persona having el lim aiinst said cn ditors iniy attend, prove, aid estate mast present same duly, their claims, examine the bank-; verified to the undersigm-d uithin r'jpt, und transact such other ( six months from d-ale lu-r.of at l-a ; n ss as may pron rly come borv ! UntadV On-gon. I 'said ineV-tliig. J I-at-.-d January' i II.' E. DIXON. ! Signed: I- U SNtIK.SS. lUfir y. Administrator of th? estate of (AH claims mut be. sworn to oi Nlek Maru-s. It-irisiMi. iKinkmptcy blanks before filing . Jan. s. is. re, Ktb. i-in-u SHERRY'S TODAY And TOMORROW ... D. W. Griffith DISEASE does not have to run its course! Under Oiirupractic Adjustments many acute dis eases aie alkn tcd iT placed in the hands of .the .Chiro practor in the earlier stages.' The Chiropractor does not have to wait until tonmrruw, or the day after to . sec what' develops lefore he is able to administer to the patient, lie immediately finds the nerve impinge ments, releases them, and the ldy which is self regulative when supplied with its full nerve force, eliminates the disease through the regular channels with which it is endowed. Disease cannot exist where the life cui rents flow froeH" to all parts of the lody. F. L TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. ( I'aimer Ciradaate) New lutvj IUl- I'll OAK iC-V Office Hours: ) to j; lu I Presents Sally of the Sawdust with ; ' CAROL DEMPSTER And W. G. FJELDS Broadway's great comedian a screen laugh maker whose antics and jokes keep you in roars in D. W. Griffith's new Laugh Classic. There is pathos, too, in this story of a circus girl's romance. 10 Great Rcels- -Rcgular Prices "EC laEBSBnni ta&aai THURSDAY IS OUR LAST DAY OF INTRODUCTORY PRICE ON HOOYl RIZEI) KRPmi CREAMERY BUTTER 2 lb. Roll 82c HOOVERIZED GROCERY WUERfc THE THRIITY T11R0NG" L GRANDE'S I'lONKEU 1.0WEK I'KK'K 1 OOI) sTimr tiv MOTOR DELIVERY u,(t" M SSSSEJJ t f 40. V I Four F!ki of Fine Furniture. 3 UKatllIlBlBllwc38as3BlSIaaBss33QSBSlBSBIUJUusflcalt