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Friday, June 28, 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven Silver Wedding At Pohdosa Is Merry Occasion I y 51 US. -M. R HAV.MOM) ... j (Ohsorvor (,orrf3pontlPri)t f I'OXIXiKA, Ore., (Hppp.al) -r-Tho .silver uotidins" Hnnivorsary of Mr. iiiul Mrs. Kiiffprtfi l.oiilmrn was the . ufiniKlnn"' forjun onjoyahio pntiy at, I hi Hpltftl Uuikm Monday pvenlng.ij one OuturtV of. Oie tfvcnhiR-'.s en-1 i.Mhilnmtnl wh'h .ii nmol; wailing, j 1 1.. H.YVHIlnniH rati the very hum-. ; uronsJ,si'fvlwj Th ft lart woiUJInp, party Svns alilrod in appropriate cuwUtmrH. - A huill"i'til .silvor roftfM iu-rvire was presented tho Ho&uni ' j"liy t ho j:;oiii in unity.' ,Aloui so 'jtfHOSlH WJl'0 pi'CSflll.. . ;l J.,. V. i Wiy it 1 who with ITroiHt I Whitti n It'ns run a mtnt niariuH in! . ili lunupany store for the Inst two i : yiMii'H has sold oal to his partner!, and moved to Southern Oregon. The Wonion'H club tendered the SniitliH a fnrewcU pnriy and tires- j enled Air. Smith with d. sift, j ' I'liester Thompson drove lo ; Ihirdiuan Sunday and brought Mis. ' Thompson home. She had lipen Visiting her parents. Mi. 'und Mis.;, II. Jloh.nson for two Weeks. Mr. and Airs. I. W. l,ow moved Roosevelts Bag Strange Animal i ne first specimen of the rare giant panda ever nhot by a .white minj was rm'iitly obtained liy Colonel Theodore Hooxevelt and hi brother, Hermit, in Tibet, aeoonliiiK to word just received from the Jtoosevelt party. The beast is a zoological enigma it looks like a bear and is a hear In size, yet has all the characteristics of the raccoon. Thin picture Is a sketch or a specimen on exhibition in the lnrU Museum of Natural Ulstory, which was obtained CO years uko from natives - through u, French missionary. iere for, the operation hat; returned f Miss AVInona I.yimui returned to to their homes, "1 nt'r n0I,, m ''a Oi-umli- Saturday Miss Clara Lay and Miss ltuth j after several days visit n't the home Baxter, of l.a (irande. spent tint of her sister, Mrs. John Stoddard, weekend with Mr. and .Mi's. .). ,1. I 1.. M. Judy, to rest ranger of thto Lay, . ,''' diBiiict it ctlentllnB the rangers Miss Maxim, and Vernon Law- raining school liring held at Mar rence. of ironsides, are spendinff 'I." Mi'dge this week. their vacation with -their mother Mrs; L. M. Judy at the rnnjrer station. M!. Lawrence Is it. stu den at Hereford hljfh aehool, A Krank Hh.tW'ii local huti-hw h" bought 13 head of fine hecf outfit from Jim liobei. A l-nby girl was bom to Miv and Mrs. R Hi Lawler. Mr. Law lor is a loKHer employed at- the SeoK. euuip. ' .lr. and Mrs. Uoherl Wnnker are viiding relatives tit Oswego, The Misses. Clara and. KlUtnheih lol'.aiisen, daiMhters of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johntivteii are visiting n sister In I'orthind.. ' . . - Mrs. M.-.til.-n Voye, of Portland, arrived Friday to join her husband who has employment at Medical Springs, Penalty of Age v ' I'lich ilepnrted friend Isn int'ti net thii nltnieU us to -tli nexi werhl. nnd the old ni:in lives union .a KrftveH.-lllehler, . . .. Fvored by Fortune "Witt or lose." :nld Pticle I'.ben. "do inn it dnl d!dnt sit Into an air Innmblle crash kin elntnt tn tuive hail n lucky diiy at de rncosV' Wnsblnclon 'Star. HOISK, Ida,,,. June , aI') Vernon Smith. major In the quartermnster corps, Tdaho nation-" ul guard, was foiind last night l't , the bushes bordering Boise har raeks, a suicide. A bullet hole wim In hit head, an army pistol In his hand, and In his sweater pocket a nolo to his young wife, calling him self, a failure ami asking her lor-' HlvenesK. t Mrs. V. V. CI ray was appointed and John Stoddard will succeed W. chairman of (he committee to out line a course' of st udy. The next meeting Is to lie with Mrs. 11. W. on their. ranch In High valley Men- it.)oll In the park. day. i'w has been fireman i .Irs. j. . iiogciisnn and" child- iVh- the Slod.lard l.uVnner company ron. of La (Irande, arc camping In Hi'"'' 1 s months, -')the woods' at Ihe park for- the I lope Ha rrls. daughter . of airs.-! Wuinmer to In' near M r. I togrMitten's C. J, Turner returned from Kugle . work, lie Is civil enghur for-tbe valley Ktinday where she has been Kmddard Lumber company.-. Mis viMlting JMoru MeniuHt. - j j Veda llogensen returned law! week - Mrs.M. I-'. Haymond who was from a vis'. In Portland and the a delegate to the state grange con- ; to.s. show. . ' venlion at Myrtle 1'olnt ,rciurned Krl.laj'. Airs. .Henry Maxlleld ar ciimpanled Mix Itaymond as far ;s Porlliind where she attended the , ' ' .1 . Mr. and .Miu .1. C. Wise-: and i ho women went on a trip, to thu;l of ,,, , Klimny .with oreiron caves through the ted am w j. raatrell..-: . woods and Crescent ctiy( Cal, The return was made through th Mc- I Mr- 11,1,1 for Ken.ie pass and over the John Dav't mnp ''"''al" who live on: their liighway. Miss Marie Coniogne.,, ,lllir' "l Huntington,- penl win-, ii.iu.-jii hi.i-A hiui idimii wnu mm a few days with Mi', and .M rs. of the ' psirty but remained at her home in Kugcne. Mrs. l- C, Kickemeyer, of Prine- jrtvitle, arrived Friday for a visit at UL(.MiMlcal' SirlngH but was called fLb,oma. Monday by (he. Illness of her mot her. ; .Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Uohiiison spent Sunday In La Grande at the home of lln-lr dnuglirer, Airs. .Kmil Gaertner. Atrs. II. W. llenell wan pleas-' antly surprised by a visit from her daughter. Airs. O.. S. .Kent., and daughter llelie, of Weiiatchce,: Wash. They returned to ihelr home after spending a week -he-re. M i s. Grace Karly, of Wallace, Idaho, wister of Alls. rtcDi'll' who has visited here for two moil t lis left last week for a visit with her. niece. Mrs. Kent, at Wenaiebee, . The frame work on t he swim ming pool at Medical Springs Is hearing completion. The gravel Is' till hauled and concrete will be poured In a. few days. Art Is to be studied by the mem- of the .Medical Springs Wom- club It , was decided at their- Ja.nt meeting held in the school.: Airs. Guild' Lay was hro;ight j home from a hospital . in ' "(inker Siiturdily where slio underwent a i major-operation two weeks ago, W, II. I mncan. They rnnio over lo attend the stdiool meeting. Mrs. South has been clerk of the. school board for 2(1 years. Airs. h'tank Whltten was elected ia succeed her II. Duncan on Hie board ot direc tors. Airs. William Landers, of Hlg Creek, Is home from i'nion where she was taken for medical treatment- when she became suddenly ill two weeks ago. it (k reported that she is muelr better at this time-. Airs. AL linker has about re covered from Injuries she received two weeks, ago' when a team she was driving ran it way, upsetting the wagon ami .throwing her out. ' Air. and Mrs. William Baxter, of Union,- former resident ti of Pon dosa, vi-.iited Sunday at t he Alas field home. ' - .Mr. and Airs. Arthur Perk visit ed Sunday itt Iho W. W. Gray home. - , i. Airs. It. W. Hayes who under went a major 'operation in a Baker hospital two weeks ago, is improv ing rapidly and will probably lie brought holiie this .week. Airs. Os car Oakland, of Walporl; ami Airs, loh u Bickner. of Oswego, daughter ami .staler of Alis. Hays who were bxamplo ot bavins If ymi want lo learn tn Rave, wnlch your friends with money Tlioy an Iho ones who have worked nut the sborl fills. American May hzine. . - si (i it itt:i ii;h Di ks YONKHUH, X. V.; June L's (AIM Louis Spreckles, tiL',, widely know n suHar refiner- iimL foe many years general manager of the fed eral siiaf refining company In Vonkers, died today of a heart attack. . " The Self-Sufficiency Aje An uhsilmiU1, uuyoveritnide sell sulllcleiicy phliuly ptduts nut H im Ihiit' sinle of Imperfect nuihirliy at which the jiincel'ul levtly of ynulli Ir Iom unit .the Holldlly of oxporl' epef nut yet m'iulrt'd. '-Junitis. .. LA GRANDE. TTTT V 11 THURSDAY- J J Lt 1 11 v Nig-ht Show Starts at 7 p. in. Sharps 1 Ira' C Big 5 Ring IRC US mm: A ' ': 'SL K :-THE FEARLESS AEBIAUST. 11 : i ffeTOfei ; BABE LETOURNEAU 87 o" High Class VA UDEVI LLE ACTS : Two pEnroRMANCES Daily-Rain orSiUe 'V Doors, Open f and 6 p. in. Scats on Sale 'Circuit Hay at Glass Drug Store, , Cor. lopot and' Adams 'rite, saddle front which Gen. Al bert Sidney Johnston was -shot during the hall In. of Hhllnh has been sold by n dard Hancock Angeles.. descepdnnt, Stod Johnston. of T.os : crs 01 n'H el OPEN AIR DANCING Bargain dance every Wediiis day night 75c. , ltegMlnr dance every .Saturday night $l.no. Comn out and enjoy dancing in the open air. Star Novell y Orclinslra HIGHEST l DEALS nt1 The Squeaky Wheel (JetsJh.e.Qiease. That's why so many new customers aro coming to this store. The old ones' find the rijjht thin' at .the right pi-ice and how they do tell their- i'riends. JACK ALLEN SUPPLY CO. .1,,, I,., f Ul.ll.il, li.iu I o rpilB hlght code of ethloa Koverns our profusilonol ervlcea. We (lo everything with the moat delicate and metlculoua reapeot for the wishes of the bereaved. YFm Dnderatan IvonGKAM Ja LMMURMAlt UaJn t Green Shingles Cut from live timber. A new car just unloaded last week. Van Petten Lumbei-Co. "ont Ktrrhw Onk'k Phone aula 71 REBUILD at Low Cost You can save money by building your building materials here. We buy md sell in big quantities . . . that's the secret of our dollar-saving prices. Whatever your needs, be sure to get our estimate before you purchase. We have saved hundreds of dollars for builders. We make a specialty of re modeling and alteration jobs. Home Lumber & Coal Co. I'll. M. 2 IS 1 Camp GoodslReductions Complato your Camping Out fit while these- Low Srtl Prices r being offered . . Mnv more article reduced besides those listed here. - Savings on TenU $5.95 Tx? white canvas Auto Tent, l.itfhiwi'iKlit; F lds- compact -Iv. and is quickly ieclvd. ' tunpltto with two polca and KUtif.' 7s" khftk-J ;-lyred waterpronf A"to Teht'ijji sulo, ' g fj Palmetto Tenti on Salt $12.9S and 18.30. . , - Camp c - P1 JiUVCB ' 5on Sale splendid cooto-rsi, Kasollne r ih-!. Kullv Imuran teed. Ths Kt-nuine "Prentln Waber1' ttovt t . . . "Prentiee-Wnber", t vvn-btirn-er ai. spechillv reduced to a.40 "Baiford" Stove Leas. Idft . lovti to eon vtrii lent eooklmv ptxilticu. On salt Hi ..a'....,'......'.! $3.55 $1.75 0SoS9ft Air-Filled Rub ber Cushions . . . i'Krtily in Muted uf defl:ited. Cuite furtuhle and tustlmc. llx 14 inches . . . Kei-ular Dol lar, value, reduced f O - to boC O-So.Soft. Cushion. Mlxe I. lxll. ruililfeil from 00 II. 25 lo ......... . . 00 C Jointed Tent Polaa .......49c Metal Tent Stakta So Auto Soade .'...$1.25 Camp Axes ...$1.2 and $1.57 Aluminum Lunch Kit... 14.98 Folding Skilltti . .47c and 63c Poncho Mattresses ...f..$6.9S Cotton Mattress Pads $3.55 and $.95 Khaki Tick Pillow too Foldina Camp Bods $6.35 and $8.85 Canvas Camg Cots $2.69 and $3.47 Chairs and Stools, 69c to $3,75 LuoQaae Carriers. 69o to $l.d8 Cantesn $1.00 to $1.75 of TWES-CanpGopds mulAccessoms Ends Saturday, July 6th, at 9 P. M. fust a few more days of these tiniely saving on' fully guaranteed y Western. Auto, quality Tires, Cami'iwi Equipment and Accessories . . . Thousands of car owners .have grasped, the opportunities offered by tins great HftdSeuson Sale to economize, on KcasuiHiblc mutoriiu needs, and thousa nds hare stocked up for, future requite-; ments. Saturtluy, Jubi Oth, is the last (huj ... so,. check over-your tires, ear equip- ,.; ent ami camping out lit toduiand take advantage of these low Sale prices. on Hedliteed Prices . i Wcar-wetlM I FULL BALLOON ftl t-H jC W94Si Jl ; Wesrern Giant - ""Jifc W . Balloon ' ri BCrnterTrdctionTreail. I nlrt . The 'response la these Greater Tire Savings has been remark-. ' ,j ' able . . ,. Thousands have availed themselves of these, luw .; Sale Price s In assure long; economicaj luilrugc anil tare-free suniracr tourine at cvrn tjrealer suvings than are offered by.. .... our recular plrasinnly low prices, ' . . '. ;' ; ' , V ; This' Sale' is ' nearly over '. . . Act .'now I 'Replace every tloubtful tire while these lower prices are in-effect. , . : And remtmber . . . our Trade-In Attowaatm on your uud lire.s will make liej Low Sale Pricti oun lomer . . . A Tire for Evot-y Car for Every Uaerr-for Every Purie SIZE 29x4.40 '(4.40-21) .. 30x4.50 (4.50-21) . . 29x4.73 (4.7S-2C) . . 30x5.00 (5.00-20) .. 31x5.00 (5.00-21) . . 30x5.28 (8.25-20) . . 31x5.25 (5.23-21) . . 30x5.50 (fits 30x5.77) 32x6.00 ( 6.00-20) . . 33x6.00 (6.00-21) . 32x6.20 (6.20-20) . . 33xf,.75 (6.75-21 ) . . V.'ear-wol! IWIIooil ' lll.lHHt-MII l,utrautrr " $ 4.98 5.79 6.51 7.27 7.46 8.36 8.50 0.S3 11.21 11.35 Weilorn Giant Wtslorn Gitlt Sttirtliird Itlli- .Nw 1'i.altr- l rstf. '2.9X4-40''1 Flia TREAD- rWestemGiantl Balloon ESS Fully MMf tiimraufi.. ' $ B.94 6.60 7.88 a.so 8.88 8.74 9.98 13.06 ; 13.25 Mil, Murniil, ' $ 6.95: 7.84 8.50 ' B.74 10.12 11.21 11.35 11.95 14.82 15.15 16.91 20.19 m . CTTr Wear-well Weitcra GUnl Wetter a GUal SIZEI , fifrtl I'NMriutrr t r Ultra Hntf , ,-, . l(l,(Jfi-MII TUi 10. WW- TrBtk-'Ifltr ' fluurmili K Mile tiutavra nr- .. ,n j ',: 30x3a.'ReuiSr'7 $ 4.42 $74.88", . . ; 30x3 Va CI. Ovsrtizci 4.70 5.56 $ 8.45 30x3 ' SSOvtraizo 6.46. 6.60 ;;.-., w-.- 31x4 . - SS Ovenize 7.55 ; 8.79 ; . . : 32x4 SS Oversize 7.84 9.36 13.16 33x4 SSOveraizo 8.50 9.93 .-... 32x4'j SS Oversize 10.40 . " 12.07 17.00 33x4'a SSOver.ize 10.78 13.25 17.81 30x5 SS Ovrize . . .... 20.76 33x5 SSOvf raize 18,48 22,47 A.t:m Our Inatallation Department Savet You Time and Money , With Qrrnltr V.ivtnff rtwrf Htittufi' tu-n t'.' gutdlftr thovffht in our "o-.r vitn vur cMttotn'ra -.-? '.f r,pff (up tf our firtt ." t:nat filort in itn.y ha'w-Tl hn sVe-H tht ittvtt'pntt '.f 6m r Inatriltntfin .. ,t-;; U' offer prompt ttf ptfiprr tftaUtitUm it a I tr lit rat of mrri humHH f tr Huttti rem Vi Muny firtictet urn, for Inula -rfr tu ilalied FhkUt I tly ilfw -ftindinl ! uiit w-liht, Nw, ffMti iitu k. Hmiiii- tllfM.lt-l tot ih,,.f HllU r4i k ntltilii nlniriii. UuisfaW.tiwd 'Am mWtt, , HtGUlAR SUE 'Wear-well Cordl Fulltf - ' r THIS LIBERAL GUARANTEE Means Absolute Satisfaction for You . Aof only itllr liberal MISIHt M Mll.hAllH HI'iKi.V. try "H''i,rn u(f I nr. but yttur toitiutrtt ana la.Hnu iit(f,rnalirt i tm-lher aniturril bu Ot:l riCAUA.S"! KK ui' Aiisui.vtk xAtiHFAcrms inn: rim t.irtt tip rim Tilth. Thin (hmrnntKK Ih lurthrr unhud bu tiromtt nrul imit- hw tUrrii f. Ill evitv tint til tntr mure Ihun till faiii.tutfntlu In filled Hlin-i-.n . , , .mil by uttr vrll-)rnim urid popular CCS- TUUKII IH ALWAYS IIIIIIIT I'Ol.li Y. Open Saturdays to 9 P. M. For Even GREATER SAVINGS Trade In Your Old Tires Thy art a good at cash in part-pay-mnf on new, fully guarantee J Wtar well or Wtitern Giant Tires, at any of "Wettem Auto'" more than IHO conveniently located etore$ in the Wet. "Ride Along" Baby .Scat $3.25 fgn car Kt-nt. by. Honk ovr li.n k tif Holhl foniforl fur Ij:i Touring Accessory Needs on Sale Timsly acosasorios, all , , , that avsrv motorist should havs to asiurs greater tourina snjoymont. Bslow. ws show only fsw of the manv arttolss that ara on sals. - - . . Wind-Wino; Reductions Many Other . Articles On Sale Besides Those Shown Here 7'inch Interior Mirror 79c "Visionite" Mirror .....$1.30 Princeton Asl) Rscsivsr. . ,49c' Fulton Glare Shield. ,, .$1.67 Focutina Flathliuht 97c Electric Ciqar Liilhter. .$1.18 Knjoy your summer lourlne: (and winter clllvllllf. Km) wllh hlKl'-K'J" Wlllll-wlllga Irnm "Wi-Hl-rn Aulo" . . . Ilia: reilu'.'tluns mi ul! lniMlel. "Standard" Closed Car Winoi. black brackots. ili-iluci-il frum K.'Jo to Other Wind-Wings 2.9i $3.95 $4.35 and M-M -More tlian 150 Stores tn the West Westerm Auto Supply Co. 1 111 Yi Adams Avenue I, a (. ramie, Ore. Tire Accessories On Sale U. S. Tlr Prsssura Gauaa. Kmllv rami Uu-U (a.c. In Irathfr cAHr. QRf1 Tire Cut Filler Hral lira fu( now nnd niaks yuur lln lwit luntr. Ubfral lube 27c Tub Rpair Outfits I II I tune Vult'ttriltvr JQq Kvfrlm'lk Tuti I Q- I'm.b Ouiftt . . . . . I 0U- ltulbrtlt Tlr ml OQrt Tub l'tth Odtfll.