La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1928, Image 7

Tuesday, March 6, 1928
LA OKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pag
e Seven
ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
ijllr
it4 army officer ntM formerly aiOrnmle reeovi'i-lng from an uppi-
j nnldnt of Mertford, hits purchnard
.me ir. boiuahorry oubin at Wal
lowa I.ako and moved hero to
make his homo. The major la an
J. anient uportuman and .came to
Walowa county for the recreation
al advantage offored horo.
The Knlghta of Pythlaa mlnitrnl
show list Thursday ovenlnK win a
Bueoess financially h un in
lilnn. Mr. nnuer - la agent ' for liolnt of attendance and the nat-
rr Qlffoid & t'o. In the Hound- rons spoke highly of the perform-
' innce. A. O. Miller, manager of ftnined by .Mrs. L.'M
!. i-nraer, lor -aeverai years community nail, la eredltcd wlthlhanio on Thursday,
KNTEnrRIRB (Hpwlnl) J.
iuer and wife, of i'endlelon, wore
iiion the. visitors ut Enterprise
erhe weekend hnvlnir come for
purpose of attending the dls-
tet convention of Knights of Py.
iliK operation. Her mother is st:iv-(
Ing with her at the hospital.
The Dorcus society of the Hup
tlst church was entertained by
Mrs. 1), H. White Thursday after.
noon. The members have nearly
finished filling a box for their i
foreign missionary .work. They j
will be entertained by Mrs. K. J. f
Slacklund Thursduv Mar. 15.
The Ladles' Guild of tho Ascen-'
Blon Kplscoiiul church was enter-!
liird ut her!
The women
FIND IT
HERE
ith Dip Kast OrPRon I-umber Co., the statement that the show diwi who wero lotn u little homo mi- !
llilH city, hits relifnftl his pohU the lur&ost crowd thut over bi'foro slonurv work of Hewinir. mot In thai
on und IntendH to move In tho nsaemblPd In the butldlnir for a 1 forenoon and on loved a not hick '
itr-ruiura a i.onffview. waan. imiow or any Hind. The prooWds dinner nt nnon.
jiMiBfl ivnowica nna n, n, Hunna or mo show will ko to the bulld
ro in tho city a fow duys tho hit- lnjr fund of the local lodo. .
part ut mo wpok noioing court, J. A. Hrunson, well known nc-
W. J. Ortmnn, who for Homo, countnnt who has rcnldcd In Union
niiH uvpu uepuiy HinTiir norq una wnnowa COunticH for nuiny
Cop for llili column must be
, In by f a. m.
V. L. JolniHon, of SummiTvlllo,
ycHtcrday purchnKCd a St. Mnwra
bull from T. lb. fonktin and J. K.
M lilt. Thin U a woll bred animal.
raiKed In one of tho finest datrle.H
IXKritAXri'i AXI HON PS
Kwi-ylhiiiK Hut IJre Insm-miro '
i;. s. ixvi;st.mi:xt co, !
o. w. WAiixorii.
1-13-tf
!2Sth day of'Jitmmry, 1D2S, it fild
iyith tho Intfrniuto OomniHrco Com.
I mission ut WiiHhiitKton, I). v Uh
(application for a cortiflcate' that
j tjie present und future public cou
i venlenee and necessity require the
operation by It of a line of rail
j roud extending from a connection
j with the railroad of the Orefron
I Wnahinicton Hallrond and Nnvliru
lUou CuniranyNit a ixinl ueiir Telo
jottset In Knerul southeasterly dl
I reetlon to a point deslxnated utt
Ht-aRle Creek Junction, a dls'.unce
j of approximately 11 ml Jen, all In
I IJnlon County. OtrRon.
j .TJIIC Hltl CUKKK AND TKI.U
( V OAHKT ItAll.ltOAi) CO.
J l-Vb. 2i-L'S.Miir. a is. .
Mini Heattice Walton uclltiK ecre- tary In ex-offlclo u member of the
tary to uov. i'ntteraon since the
reslKnation of llnl K. How, will
preside at a meetinti o the atnto
parole board at the prtHon
Thurttdny. The KOi'crnor'e secre-
pitrole hoard.
monkey appearliiK" In- a picture!
Gloria Kwaitftnn just made, mue
wear pants. , We never hnvs fteen
u monkey In a jiU'turo without
Will Hays hits ruled thut a them
Loved It to thif city. Ho is ROt-
ir his stock In place nnd will be J.
pen for business in n few days,
Mnjnr It. P. ( unnnirihnin
Oilman. Mr. Ilranson's work
Diabetics
rrhounndf Add Agmel to Diet
IVItal Raw Food From Mexico
1M.
will he chiefly In the office as
Sheriff Miller nnd other deputies
to most of the outside work.
K A. Clarke and John Zurcher
were visitors In the city recently
from Port land. Mr. flurke was
.honored while hero by the Knlghls
of I'ythlns who presented him with
a veteinn's jewel In recnirnlllen nf
his membership of 26 years In the
1 ...
Fur ecmurlfs freh
Aiugucy ssii, 4-al!vdJ
crest nsturtfl rin-
dy ot JJcxl'-o. Kt-W
enlists have lung
studied It. Sorts
of buwks und trst-
l;trs Kuropean and American phyxl
Lnfl have nl iutMetics and otti-r
ifferem to Mexico to drink Ak'uainJel
. auh uie .irexii sap quicKiy pui)a
(1 ctinnot be exported. UuhuHs uia
rilii ul hlHtory.
Isow Muguey sap ( concentrated Into
(lellflou mw syrup eitueu khici.
indefinitely. IIhh world-wide
I. It In Aicuiunlel aiHolutlv un-
tnced except fur remuval of water
uiuui eovKinir. iwi'ii id nine inipur
iit riiliifrulff. vUamlitea A. B. O. betie-
fui natural yait, and Afavuse, a
turn) hweet wnirii aiRLetua cm uae.
hliif added. onaicuhoiic.
vr d lb tie tin ahuuld Inveit irate
Iinvl an a dietary adjunct. Free 24
re boo Kiel ana tetters rrom pnym
ite and ueera at your drug gtur.
blurted tin i r uy Aftnei uurp n.
COVE- PERSONALS
AGMEL For Sale By
uiitiis, inc.
-Adv.
Try Our
Special
Blue Plate
Luncheon -
20c and 30c
: Served :
11 A: M. to 2 P. M.
Special Dinners
r n c j. o n ut r7
r i u(ii o w & sr. m. ; ;
50c -60c -75c
The Tiffin.
me hns been deputy slieriir hero and Wallowa countUt fnr mimu mixwi i r iim finnt i.iiH xr.w I.A.MI t'Al'l-.
ujhioiwht the hardware stok of years has acceplod the position of Vin the coast. This 'bull hus lie-!To I,('n ,or business Thursday, on i
icoy i-ursuim ui i-wmine ana uepuiy snerirr Hero made vacant lontred to Tonklin and Mills for tho
ny mo rosiKnation recently of W. . past two years.
Tho eighth frrndo debated the
proposed three-dollar car license
bill Kridny. lell I'uckett, Geneva
Murehlson nnd Mrs. Kletchor acted
aa JuttKCs. Tho debntors Hho-d
that they had studied the iics
tlon, and left no point uncontested.
Tho decision was in favor of tho
afrirmatlvo. , , '
Juy Maiiln. Edwnrd HrlHtow,
nnd Mack Heest atlended the tour
nament at Union Kridny nflernoon.
Tho hlKh school ffirls arc start
ing practice on baseball.
Tho date of the .Junior vaudeville
?ins been sot for March 1!. 1.
HI ah school was dismissed Inst
WOMAN T l'ltlllr
r'SAI.WM, Ore..' Mar. C (AD "'" 1ny.
New Treatment Stops
' Fits
HHOOKI.ypJ. N. V. Wonderful
results are reported by Kpllepsy
Colonies uslnfr a new remedy tluitj
stops the most sXuldiorn cases oil
ICplleptlc fits or apasina and is not
nubit formiiiK- Any reader who
sends mi mo to IMienoU ptoi Co., 1
Oept. tii'.i, llox 71. St. Johns IMuce
Stution, Itrooklyn, N. Y.. will re
ceive a free booklet explaluinK' this
new Kunranteed trealinrnt. Write
Adv.
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeioline and Quaker State OH
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
iN pot street, by Ah Alnjj and Konir
Yean. . . S-G-Ill
llfntstiietiiu. prcattiiff, vulior
Hole. ctt Norton' Kiddy Slit.p.
j 10-Htf
! (With or THANKS
I We wish to thank our many
! friends for their loving kindness
j and sympathy extended to us dih
inr our recent liereavement. Also
lor the hciiiitliiil flora" (ofrerlnKs.
Wuyne Taylor
Mrs. I.eonn .MuUiolhtud and '
lamlly "...
Mrs. John Anthony nnd
Kiunlly. 3-G-lt
r
hVldny to allow the atudenta to at-inM LOANS: LOWIW TtATRS.
f'OVK, ; (Special) MnC . Alice
Mot'lnln and- family, who . huve
been living nt Allc-I for the post
two - years,- moved back to- thetr
home ut Cove last Thursday.
; Mr. and Mrs. ' M J.oree, who
have been occupying tho McClaln
residence liavo moved jntota cot
taKO owned by Mm, iauKlierty.
: lr, O. C. WrlKht, llaptist state
Hccrelnry, tfavo an Illustrated lec
ture Kriday evening ut the llaptist
church on the missionary work of
tho llaptist church both here and
abroad. Hetween tho pictures tho
orrAH society gave a play on mis
sions. Mr. and Mrs. J-lappcrsett.
of J.a Grande were here for tltc
lecture.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cllne, of
Grand. Valley, Colo., are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty for a
few days. They ' am en route to
Portland. ' V
Mrs. J. II. Price will leave next
week for Portland. She expects
to bo away for. a couple of weeks.
Mrs. ora Bloom visited her
, daughter. Mrs. Oscar CJorham, at
(North Powder on Saturday and
Sunday.
(Mr, und Mrs.f Stewart French
and Mrs. II. S. French, , who . are
st tying nt ly'orth powder, enmo
homo Kriday but returned to North
Powdt'r Saturduy evening.
K. It. I'onkliii, of Ontario. vo
hern Sunday a guest at tho. homo
of Mrs. A. G. Conkltn.
f Mr, and Mrs. H.r, Uecs, of tTn-
Heeu was visiting the schol. She is
a teacher In tho I'nlon school and
took advantage of the vacation
given the Union teachers to visit
at f'ovo. I
Kvtlyn Ulank, daughtertof Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Wank . is at the
tend tho economic conference.
Rubber Selling i
Halts Up Trend
In Stock Trade
H. K.
DJXON, Koley BiilUlug.
LA GRANDE, ORB. , . '
' , i
met pitiics I
New things are daily arriving nt
Plchardsnn a Art and Gil t Shop, all ,
suitable for bridge ami party prizes. !
' ' ', ' 3-1-1 1
. . i : ; , , , iiift simp.
mil lirnn U nf unlllno- In i hi I'llbliiT 1 .
shares cuused onjy a temporary j
halt in the upward movement of 1
prices in lodny's stock market.)
which was tifraln featured by heavy
accumulations of tho motor shares.
Trading In General Motors com
mon, the feature of the-three prev
ious sessions, quieted down uotmv
w hut, although the stock mounte-1
to a new high record at 14S4 alt
er having dipped to 146 around
midday. ...-.
The. eloslng was strong. Plain
evidence of the recent chiinKe lu
KAvrc ox iMcncni-: i hamivc
Now In tho time to have your
pictures framed ut a real saving.
Take them to ItleliunlNOn's Art and
Special discount on all
frames this week and mxt.
NOTIt i: Ol-' l-'IMXi OF
I'INAI. AtX'OI NT
In the County t'ourt of the Stato
of Oregon for I'nlon 'County.
In the Matter of the Kstalo of Coin
A. Gray. Hot-eased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned hns filed his final uc
count 11 h executor of the estate of
Cora A. Gray, deceased, und the
County court of Tnlon Count y(
Oregon, has fixed Monday, Din Kith
Mpecuianve snntnneni ws nunnx-a ,n lh(1 for,.noon, at 1(H coylrt room
by a further bulge In General Mo- i, , 0O,n.t ,mf(p ,n , u (lMin(lls
tors to 1 41 Vi In the final, hour A n-(.(f0n nH tnp liMU, in(, pIl(.h for
numherof specialties also were In J j ,)(.arlnK 11)y ani a ohJw.(mH 1o
up violently. I1. S. Cast Iron 1 Ipe ,,m mUl fnft UPCOIIIlt unU bHIUj.
A. M. Ityers,' Clnett Peabody nud lllOMt of ostat...
Liquid Carbonic gained -a to 1 );ito of ftlM pnh)lr(lton M.in.h
points. Total sales nppro.hmit'd fi io2S.
2,r,oo.u(.o shares.- .- ' " WII.MAM W. OKAY.
.,' i. , ",' I . ''1 ' '' Kxecutor.
4
'YO'ltK, 'Miir.' (J (AP) -f-
Grundo Rondo hospital, , bi I-a. night
fJKXl'
General . Motors common stock
ruslied up to $ 1 r0 a share on the
New York stock evebange today.
This was 1111 advance of $3.50 over
yesterday's closing quotation anil a
gain o.$12.r0 since last Thursday
Green & 1 less.
Attorneys for Kxecutor. ,,)...
Mar. (i-1 !(-"7 r Apr. '4. ' ' '
notjci:
THK IiIG rHiCKIC AND TEI.O
CASKT ItAU.HOAO t.'OMPANY
hfi'f'hy piv'H notice thut on I he
This Clean-up Event Is
GIGANTIC
Breath Bad?
End it this simple way
1 Nothing it more disagreeable than bad
breattu End it by using Chamberlain 'a
Tablet 1. Pteaiant- eaty to take, tney end
bad breath by removing the cauie poor
di Ktion. Alto end gat-paint, bilioutneit,
constipation, and tone up liver. Fifty .
and 25-cent pocket tires at druguistt. For
free sample, write Chamberlain Medicine
Co., 507 6th Ave., Des Moines, low.
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS usff?ife"r
All Surplus Stock in the consolidation of the Oregon Hardware
and F. L. Lilly must go Must Go
PEDAL KIDDY KARS
Rubber tires a great thing
for the small child. To be
TRI-CYCLES
Every boy and girl wants one
when spring comes. We have
them in all sizes. You can find
a real bargain if you hurry.
To be cleaned up below cost at
$8.25, $6.00, $4.00, $3.00
SCOOTERS
These rubber-tired two-wheelers
will gladden the heart of
any child. Pick one. out for
$6.25, $3.40, $2.75
cleaned out below cost at
$2.95 - $2.20
KIDDY KARS GALORE
Big and little, all in one big lot,
in values from $1.55 to $3.75.
They won't be here long at
Your Choice 98
WAGONS WAGONS WAGONS
Big red wagons, little, red wagons, metal or wood beds, some with
disc wheels, some with wire wheels. You never saw such wagons
not for these prices.
Going from $6.95 down to $1.40
Take These For 1c
SAUCERS - FRUIT DISHES - ELECTRIC SHADES,
SALAD PLATES - SILVER POLISH - LACE-ON BOOTS
FOR AUTO TIRES
Yost Water Power
WASHER
$9.95
TREE PRUNERS
$3.50 to $5.00 Values
$1.00
In The
Oregon hardware room
10 Years Ago
Today
torn To Mr, fliul .Mrs. Leo
Itr.viiolds a (laughter.
Tin I MOST Is none loo urtoil
for ltaliy.
Johnson's Talcum
Johnson's Cream
Johnson's Soap
IMmle hy the makers of
Auiei-it nil's finest sui'Kfral
(Irrvins nnd XuaU.
Best for Baby
Best for You
L. & L. Drug Co.
TUOTT'S lililtBIX.Ui
(TltADK MA !K)
(KM'F.NK
PVOfUUIHA JKXTIF1UC'K
I r;ive Oiialltj' Not Qujinilly
niHIXTIONH HO It i:HK
Out! tea.-poori f.i' the .iolu
Itoli; Mil'lt-d lo 2 VHbJefpnoiiH
fill nf tepid wulnr Hppllt-d with
h tonthhrtmh. fx Rufflrint Tor
cfifti tippljrnllon nt Jut bfori
rtirliiK lo not rltiK the
lnuutii Hftor uniiip.
Thin solution applied dnlty
prfcrvi nnd bautlr(n tho
tMth. -xilrpntii taru-rouii bJ-
h5inn. prodnnvn a pmrl-ltkn
whiliMifcf. nrrfffttt ovcuy and
lndu ; H- !ir-itliy action in
tttt puirm. T lr
icnnerjil drnUfrlrr. rry ronl-
MK
I 'rice ."Oc tnr 4 ot. Bnlilc
A 'Id 10p fnr pontuBn
Mnrnifnf'itird a KUhi-iiiitf!1 by
AltTIH'R K TKOTT
.Suiiimcrvlllp, Ore.
(nrr A. C. tlfMll
Thn celchri'd Kpunlah
llrtiiliit.
Mud from pur ftotn nnd
l-rhft only nnthlrie injurlou
For nmlr in Pen4lr4'n hy
TAM.MAN UtUO
Hr nni In t.n firad by
CLASS DIM OS. INC.
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Wednesday Surprise Sale
For this sale, we have picked items which are used by the housewife nearly every
day in the year. The quantities in each instance are such that they can be used by
the small family as well as the large. Your child can trade at your Thrift Grocer's
and receive the same courteous attention and prices given the grown-ups.
HONEST WEIGHT
QUALITY FOODS
BUTTER
Our own Thrift Quality
I!utter
2 Pounds, 93c
FRESH EGGS
All of our eggs are purchased
from the farmers of this
community
2 Dozen, 40c
BREAD
Large loaf white or dark,
La Grande made bread
Each, 9c
House Cleaning
Necessities
Liquid Veneer
Makes old furniture like new. Reg-r--u1ni'
60c bottle .
Surprise Special, 27c
Clorox
Use this in the water when clean
ing woodwork
2 Bottles for 33c
Thrift
Strength flavor, a pleasing
blend of high grade coffees
1 Pound, 45c ; ;
3 Pounds, $1.33
Every Day Needs
Picket Flour
High grado family flour for
. baking purposes
49-lb. Sack, $1.79
all
Baking Powder
50-oz.K.C.,39c
12-oz. Royal, 40c
'i
Brooms
Misses a good quality short han
dle broom
Each, 23c
Economy
A four-tie light weight broom
Each, 37c
Laundry Soap
Sunny Monday .
10 Bars, 29c
Babbitt's Cleanser
For cleaning sinks, lavatories and
bath tubs
Per Can 5c
Limit five
Citrus Soap
The granulated all purpose soap
Large Package, 39c
I HOP ?,Ivf-V'' f ,
S ?ED.'( I'
I pip' 3 if
DON'T FORGET
TO SAVE
THE COUPON
You will find it in
Sunday Oregonian
March 1 1th Issue
Hring to us for your KREH
CAN. See this weeks ISulle
tin f(ir special price.
Mothers' Oats
The finest of eastern oats
(Aluminum Premiums)
Large Package, 33c
Packing House
Products
Pure Lard
4-lb. Pail, 75c
8-Ib. Pail, $1.45
Bacon
Medium weight, well streaked with'
lean Per Pound, 29c
Cane Sugar
C. &. II. fine granulated
.Sugar market very strong. Already
one advance and expect more very
soon. Full weight 100-pound sack
Surprise Price, $6.64
BLUEING
Mrs. Stewai-t's'Liquid the
old favorite does not streak
the clothes
2 Bottles, 29c
MAPLE SYRUP
Highland blend, made from
pure maple sap. liegulur 35c
seller
Special, per can, 25c
FAIRY SOAP
The convenient size Flouting
I'ath Soap, a good buy at
6 Bars for 23c
408 FIR ST.
Across the Tracks
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