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Thursday, June 23, 1927 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ii- si. 1:1 ! ! lo 1. 11 I) CLEAN-UP SALE! Coats and Co One big rack of our host Spring and Summer Coats checks, plaids and plain colors. Half Price Dependable Quality NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NORTH IMJWDKK tSpeclal) Mr. and Mrs. Charles ltertrum and Hon, Of Yakima, Wash., are vistlhu: their former acOiialnlaiu'Oh fi'ere. Mr. Jlertrimi used to he Interested In th hunher Industry hero. t. Mt'H. Heht-rta Itutriilson, who ! tried to Htop )ier car when the hrukuN did not linld. ran Into a lelephuno pole recent ly. The Jar hroke the windshield and fly tip; bIu.sm rut her two children who w ere with her at the time. The cutH, however, were not serious. II r. find M rr. char leu 1 'aimer - and their mm. Junior, have return ed from a visit with fi iends in Portland. Oeort;e (1 Ilk Hon. of Colon. Is here thin nimnier stayln with his father nt their ranch. Several of (he farmer In this nee t ion are having 'o ut Ihelr hay on neoount of hM weeff' hail he.it lnjr It down. Ooortte (lands, nmi of Mr. and Mm, Oeortte Oandw. who was vis lllntt friends here left for Ituise. Ida., Monday, where he will visit other fiiemld and relatives. At the M-hool election held Tues dny iMva Conk was elected treas urer nitd Vylle Jtalton v.a; JccUmI ill re. tor. LOSTIXE PERSON Alii LOST INK (SiMM'lal) - Mr. Wo,.. 'Y. iiuithfr of Mis. MHilll. Iff! TiH'Mljiy fur her homo in tin Sh' Iium lit'cii vi-nttiiif; hiT il.nu, lit iv for ftttiiit tliiii. Min. IMK'tr Marvin Im In I .a (irunittf thlH week where nIic i't t . i K -Ink mvll-jii in;itmi'ntM. Miihfl DllloH. il;iiu:hl.M- of r. Ml Mrs. IMiiiir .Marvin, ! ill ,.f the hcnrl"t ffver. Mm. Niipcr ami : " ioI'Imi i lii t-i'. of Joevph, lu'ic ini; at t iif loon. nf Mr. niut Mtt. .I trk-uot M-.;i.I. v cvenlnn. Writ. Anhli?y ;nol ihiucliti't- atit Mm. Went full, of Kntet jn-i-e. v : - 1 1 I frlemlH In l.osiuu' M.inl;iy evt niiii; June JiioksiM: reniriie-l lo on Turntlny from t tie hikt w tip-1 -'n-wan th Client of h-r frioi.t' M.--t Annin .Multnr.l. Kon-Ht l:tler. of :zn. . I.otlnrt Tuen.hi.v nmt while In n ' rttstrlhuteil bills iiiIvit1:hi1; il,. . Kin rmrih of July li-iii.,ti Mi Kd Chl.i'tn.tn who Ivis he.-n . .-n-fillWl tn the Wallow ii hopra! !..r I Week-, was hrot!t;ht !; -rtf Tuewrtny mili-h In-pii.ve.i J.iir wrak finm tlio f'ltrit of fi" Aug vi tt ami Intiioi lin.on llvp ut nt ii wilt, vi-itt tl w M ti .i : iiliit Mm. Jackson Viln s.t,.v. Otii CarlHoit left 'i'ii.-ii,t f.,r T'nrihinil wher he wem afi.i ilatiKitrr. M;iy, who 1 a imt-e I h Moandiiiavliin hotiit.! 'I h. will return hy unto. (iln.lyn Mi'Jlll. (huitihter ,tf Mrfiill. iirrlve.l home Thut -.lav from rorlliiml where she kiMu itteil KM m VtUt 111 li liosutal lu-ere. Anna A Moil left Weoiiesdav- f,i Motft, Ithi,. where hhv will ;it!"iul Iho htiPlnt'Ni! OolleKe vluilnfl h niiinmr r. Mr. n ml Jfrn. V. H. Mooro nn.t ( K. Hn hler ji ml family, uf I-onti UMirh, fill , Vt.lte.t fi few iliiyH with T. W. Hiintmork mul funillv. Hmtaiit Wtlllnmnon, of Mini r ret It, left (liis neek for Ahtmi, HI., m li ft" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HILL'S I for a vilt to his former home. Albert Keefer and wir, .Mrs. Ceortre I lardy und daughter anil Harvey Kucktuau, of Itnhler, railed I on Mr. and Mm, William WIkcii us Sunday evenltiK. fillet llarnden,.,of I-a Clrnnde, was at Losilnn Monday on business, Knlerprlsv plumbers are busy do - llij; some worltfor the (TdaTTTdlowHTstate Krauze. They arrived home t their hall, Jsutulay evening. Mr, Mehiith and flon, of Wallowa; ! Word has been received here of 'are busy painting at I he Thumai the birth of a son lo Mr. and Mrs. bonie. I,. K. Campbell, of I'raliie "ity. Hick Cole and dwuKhler. Ior- June I ft. He has been named Then- Ihea. were visltinu at Joseph Sun- (tore Itavniond. Mis. Camnbeti he- day. Mr. and Mrs. (loldebur.v, father and mother of Mm. le.iii Crow, ar il ived Tuesday from their home In California. They wrru nceompanled ' by some friends. I Mrs. Mae WlKxunfl uml datiffhter, I Iris, arrived Wednesdny from KIkiu for a visit with Mrs. William WIk- GRANGE HALL PERSONALS (il!AN()K HALL (HiKH'taD Mil en ki rt'h ner, Ml hi red Liifrk n ml Vermin Hale were khwhs nf M ?n ! elnia Kennedy Hnndiiy at a hlrih ilay llnner nlven tn her honor the home tf her purentN, .Mr. and ( Mrs. tr.t Kennedy. , I Mr. ami Mm. Bert ("Iron I and win, I lelliert. ami M m. fJrut' tilei-o. Clara Norrtu, upetit ,Sund;i" ph'rilf mn at I, add creek. Sar.i llllatioioli (m atlendltiK suiuiner si'linol In Portland. I Mr. and Mm. Krunk Wright a m w o d.uilitem, Mm. Huth llelvey .and MiHM lteiim Wt'lKht, and Mrs, llelvey's llltlo diuiKhter. Muxliuv l arrived home Monday evening ; from Corvallis wheru Mr. ami Mrs. j Wright w ere ilele;iten represent- inn I tint' Mmintaln ritnue at the jM.tte t oiivi-ntloli w hlrh was held linie I I, la, Iti and 17. The party .It'ti home 1'ridiiy morning, .Itine in. jand anied lh;it nlwht at Koivnl i;r.ie wln-t-e they visited with Mr. 'Wiithl's mother und hi-iler, Mrs. .1 i Wright and Mm. Mary lletifrow, jiintil Mon. !.i'. They then drove to i '.'! all i when Mr. and Mm. r i ; h t Were present at thn np't jim; of th -4 1 li annual Hesvloii of fhe Oreunn (.tiite HTKHtfe Ttiesday ' "iiunn. ImrlnK their ntny In the t..llei:e ,-liy the mem hem of the W ii'ht party inert nuentM of Mis, Wight's tn'olher wild Hist fT-l ri - la w . Mr. and Mm. i;. Jonvn. After -peii.luiK Saturday In Nt port the party m.irted for bom inuklliK n "!her (,'p at Korrwt t)rov where thv sldyt-d Hunduy nlnhl tuv Monday moi fiinic und milking the dnf liome hy i; J1 o'rlofk thai Mr and Mm. Klhert Ifinon have f-T tt-elr k ueKt n Mr. und Mm. WUl i v- i.enmii und two ItttU ihtldreii, 'f Mituiu ei lion, tit ant eouiuy A tiff vise in Id h nd n round I' oiland for ten days. Mr, and Mis ilr. i Kennedy und two da ti;hi ers. I e!im a n d Irnia. i nturneil home (Tmdiiy of .ut wr-k. Mr. und Mrs. Hohert Mitsterton. : M . and Mrs. WHItum Sherwod. Mr. and Mrs. rhiirle Tnul, Ki! iMinn iiml William I'hllllpH were aiiionn iho picnickt'tit who had an MO..atde tlmf at Sit. Kmlly bun day. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rmutu nnd fiimlly, Mr. and Mr. Hoy Hppm'ei nnd family and Mr. and Mm. Chat Kimitt ar Ppcmllng n wepk nt Mtlt. Dresses i i fir JlMi Dresses One. big lot of Spring and Summer Dresses that are real bargains. Half Price Dependable Values m June ,1 Mr. iiml Mrs. li...vj:it lo'kiiiK uftr hU tieef fJekeler and two ehildreti. Mnurice """' . ' and Helen, left for Auburn, Wash..' wheie they visited relatives and at tended the state kihiim' foiiv tioii that was held there the second w euk In June, They then nu. lured !to Curvallis where they attend 'the four-day scskIuji of the Oregon fore her marriaj:e was M ias Ituiii Winn and formerly lived in 1 .1 tirande where she has many friends and acquaintances. Ira Kennedy accompanied friends to Hoise, Ida., returuiiiK home .Monday. They went bv car. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad motored from their home nt .Maxvilie Sun day ami visited with .Mir. Conrad's niot her. M rs. 1 "a list a St rini:ham. until Monday when they ret tu ned home. (hi Monday of last week w hen her son and daunhter-in-law, M r. and Mrs. Kenneth (leiicler. left for Medford by car to visit relatives. , Mrs. I .dUh leke er aocoiiui.i nieil them uh far tm I'oivallls where rdielhnnie Pa Buzz, pi. U S filtliv, ' di.M Jic bf arin(( insi'io! Kill llum at once, wiih 1 lit. Flit 'pr.iy clears the house in a few minim's of iIimmso hearing Hies, mosquitoes hel hui;s roaches, ams and fleas. It searches out the cracks where insects hide and hri'tj, destro'iiiLj their ejjqs. Mit kills moths and their larvae I'llesi ill CELEBRATE NORWAY'S 4TH OF JULY a: , 1 ,7. , 4 t 1 9 kit Tlio .'iiiiiivTH:iry of Norway' ItiiltMiemlfnee hroulu 10,000 Anift'l Piiii.H itt Xoi-wci;liin tei'f'Bnl to i 1 itmlmlilt I'urk. i 'hlrati, wlu-rp ;in lrnpr'H.slVf iiacfiint w;in heltl. Tint children (ibove, Kn'l)fl In N'or wi'Kian cistiuiip, Kave native folk dum-en. NIIA, Chicago Hllicaii MEDICAL SPRINGS PERSONALS MKMi'M, Sl'KIMiS (HpeobJ) I Vlryil Inincan is drlvliitf u . ittiv Carli. I', Whitten returned hoiu Tue ilay after nerving on th Jury lb La it Ira tide. I M. and Mrs. T. K. KebueJy ( were at I'liion Ljt eek, Mr. Keu- i.edy Koitm down to attend tn husiness. At I lie scjioid election Monday' v Turner and I'ete Iloffenon ' ere elected direetors 'and Mrs.' wllt be held i inir soon to scho.il. at the sehool hulld- decltte on a ht;h I Mr. and Mrs. W. Kwintf . and d.inhter. of (tsweito, itre vlxitiim at the home of Mr, and Whitten. Mrs. J-', A. 'Woodson, nf CottaKfl 'irove, Is , ' . find four airplanes pass hi a) every TnorniliK, Three r .Mi The new town of I'ondosa js inep here. . j;rowiiiK lamer every day. That John IJndsay l instnlllnff ft soda store was open In the public Katur- fountain this week. Ho reports day. The hotel is not (fulta corn-jthat It will be ready for operation (deied yet hut workmen ar btwyfby Hunday. ., working on It. - . u . , The sewing and cooklnw: eltilui Mr. and Mrs. l A. Chandler, of had ft picnic at Cove yesterday. La tirande. moiored to Mwlleal Tltey left at Hi o'clock and Htavcd Saiuntny retiirnliiK home Sunday. , tlj dHy sv. Ilowery iim .Mrs. Several men were benr huntlnK Hhufer, who are club leaders, avc Sunday but didn't kill any. Theyhh,. picnic. savv one but it wot away befoio they Mr. Murt.-n, who has been visit - nan a caaoce To KMl il. i oe wee i ner is very mil iiki iiry.l I be iarniei H have comnienccd hay- in and reliol'l an evli'.i tro,nl rrmi Mrs. (. IteDell. M rs. M. Ilaker' and Mrs. W. Kambur; were Mon dav atternooii callers of Mrs. J. J-'. Kennedy. Mm. iud II.iriiMn. nf Knti- intended ii part of Iho ftuto grariKe oonventhm. While In rnrtland on their way home they witnessed the (tiiiiide of the rose festival Kridrty. Mrs. Cekeler siate.s that thl. fea Uire of th show waft eseopllofijilly kood, especially Ihr t'hlliejw 'jinn .. it. The tipkelefn eunit Saturday. ason bed-fen, .tM raid a 4 r. fails to make which eat holes. It will save your clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and easy to use. Will oot stain. Flit is the result o( exhaustive laboratory research. It has re placed old iocSrctivc methods. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind. Recommended by Health OrhdaJs. Buy Flit and Flit sprayer today. For sale every- here. DESTROYS Mosquitoes Moths V r'v i;. 4 V ' . , W. .. I V. . 4 r s A.I, . , ",') prise, returned tn her home Sunday! ufter it pending a week in Halter for: medical treatment She was alsi, in .Med Ira I Saturday. ; The men are hnsy making the I road from I lolhy hridue to the ( county line w hich will make a Kood : road to net to linker. I LSIjAND CITY PERSONALS lHI,ANr CITV. (Special) Mr. and Mm. Hunt und family motored to Corvallis where ihcy attended home Monday Mr. und Mm. Jesse Griffin, of Hotiulam, Wash., visited nt Island City luat week with Mm. Orlifin'.s Misters. Mm. Dick and Lee Smith. i rn,')r returned home accompanied ny Jim. unriinn niece, .Mrs. .mho Hloklund. who will spend two weeks visiting at Jlofjuiurn. j I'ete HoHuet has returned home - with his two Hons, Kirhard and j l,awrence. w ho will apend the sum- , lhff hvr 8M,.,. Mrs. C. K. Klddh bus bei-n Rt'i-lousiy ill. She Is r "(ported to be Improving. YOUR FLOORS Arr Thoy In (Jood shnpf? If you have an old floor let il ro-urfai't' It for you to a smooth and even surface. 1 f you hove u new floor have II tinlrthoil ho fore It ROtH bad. La Grande Const. & Supply Co. Tall -TJH-J lor cMlntatrfl .PilWful V) a homer" C - . PROMISE PERSONALS l'HOMIKK (Hwhil) Ktliel nnrt ( ,llvin Carper have returned lu their home here after upend JnK the', pant nine nionthH in I-a (iratule teudtnj,' lift:h nviuni. MIhh Kinnia Jean Krern-Ii visited j a fi-vv d;iys last wick with Mi.ssi 'J'hi'euhea Htnith. llttle Irene Trump, whn hnnj lieen quite, ill, is improving. .MlrtH Kiinlce ('ounnoy went to, Curviillis to attend the state 'jfi'anw -oii Vent It m ;im ji t eprcMi'iitulive of ' I lie l'l'iilMise maii;e. She intends tn Htop iii I .a 'Iraiule on Iter re turn and atlerxl the mmuiH'i- imi iiiit I . MicH (iladyji Mi-f of ' I.Mlne. hfin been enj;ued to leai-h the rom iim year for the Itiv.TMde di.stlM l. The work men i r proj; resini; nlri-ly with the new KraiiKt hall whii h Ihey expert to have -om-pp-ted hy the Kouih of July. It was eompleted enotixh hy Snnday afteJllnitn to hold prein liirif; .vcrv ires there, although a few tem porary henrhes had lo he erected. Several people from Maxville at tended the .service at I'rumise dlir iiiK the ji.ist week and alno on Sun dav. Harold Carper is plowing sum tiier fallow for Hill Heed on the IT ISNT A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE How in the world can a young person expect to become "popular" unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We don't say it can't be done. 1 1 might. But it's doubtful. Home Independent Telephone Co. AND YOU CAN RAVE ON roa a wzw mm a dayi I riiiiiBian Only One Week 3nly $9.75 Down halanec paid monthly on your electric li j lit bill DON'T let this remarkable opportunity puss by without petting a llotpoint Automatic Electric Range. Our great special offer lasts only one week more. This is your last chance to get so many conces sions when buying a llotpoint. And in addition, we will eive, absolutely FREE! A 9-inch $10 30 G-E Whiz Fan with each Hot Range purchased this month. Keep your kitchen cool with a llotpoint; every in the house cool with a G-K Whiz Fan. 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(from Mi.' the Peck) Withl-iauo Tub UtvtLEUi No. 20609, 10-imh ' i Can Furniture Co. i j Complete Home Furnishers I ' l'erry Ciirper place. ! has many frinruls here, lie Intends i'lusler llorliett and Romenilo return hi July urn! remain fur Sweariiu.-eu were wurldnK the road ; alunn six weeks. beyond .Maxville last week. . ; Air. ami .Mrs. James Pointer! closed n week's meetluK here Still-j (ual;ers. at a recent convention, lay evenlni; returning lo Wallowa decided t.. "peii" up tlielr lueM that eveninjr. Mr. I'ointer held alines. It does seem as if they have uieetini-' here five years njo ami I n rai lo-r pil.-t of late. . HAVING taken over the Hog Fuel supply of the Mt. Emily Lumber Co., I am now in a position to supply the ehenp furnace fuel. GREEN AND DRY CHAINWOOD Place your order now for your winter's fuel. Call M'AIN 151 Frank Cleavinger 211 Depot St. For This Special Offer on a Automatic Electric Range ion More at- - t Come out of Oil KITCHEN 9 ' point room