LA UltANDK EVENING OBSERVER
mi)&h MAY 21, 1913.
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PAGE EIGHT
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Graduating Gifts
MAKE YOUE SELECTION NOW. YOU WILL FIND MANY USEFUL
ARTICLES AT THE REXALL STORE THAT WILL PLEASE YOUR
FRIENDS --.V ' -: 'fZ
The No. 3 A. Folding Buster Brown, is Sure to Please
Them all Price $1 0,00
BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN IVORY, BOTH .IN SETS AND INDIVIDUAL
PIECES IS ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE.
LEATHER GOODS, SUCH AS HAND BAGS, PURSES, ROLL-UPS ETC.
OUR STOCK IS MOST COMPLETE.
Putman's Drug Store
The
Store
Prices Always Lowest Quality Considered
PROGRESS PHIS
REACH IMBLER
MANY EIGHTH GRADE
REWARDED.
PUPILS
LAOD CREEK
Oil RAMPAGE
JS. Wilson Ket through with the
I mumps nicely. :
Mrs. Dick Feebler and ' children
drove up to Sunnybrook Farm, three
miles above Union, last Sunday,
where thev spent the day .with Mr.
and Mrs. Redge Heryford, who now
.-reside there. - . -. . i
ROOSEVELT JURV.
Spraying on in Imbler District
Other Imbler iSewu.
STREAM HIGHER NOW THAN IN
SPRING. .
Bumper Grain Crop.
(Continued Uotn Page 1 1
'apparently agreed in favor of Roose-
Farmer Elated Over Prospects I"! attaches dW not ventu,e
. The jury returned a verdict this
Imbler, May 20. , (Special I Ladd Canyon, Ore., Jlay 19,-r ),, ,.m,.j,i tk f ,.
Miss Mae Furman returned lues-1 (Special) Ladd creek is very high ..i...(r .i
dav from an extended visit with as a result of the hard showers which " . .T, ... ""ju"
Jlriends in Elgin and the , .Looking : have prevailed all last week .and . '"ItT ' ?TE JE
Glass neighborhood. I far this week. In fact tt -i -.now -p"""": -
Henry McGoldriek an wife spent-! higher than it was any time during Jur r we" P?Uei' 11 was found one jury
.Saturday in Elgin. . the Spring. Farmers are jubilant """ voted in favor pf Barnes.
W. V. Connor and family .went to over the fact that the alfalfa j8 Die judges declared the verdict il
La Grande Saturday and returned j growing splendidly after the cut ea'; a'"' the jurors were sent back
Monday morning. i . 'worms hacf began to .make the crop for further deliberation.
Charley Squire, William Glenn, Guy ' situation look pretty serious in a .
Games an a number of other ball j goodmnny field.s. . I Transformation Day Exposition
fans went to La Grande Sunday of- . Ladil Canyon people were very
ternoon and assisted the boys mj,nU(.n surprised a few Sundays ago
winning the game played with the,wh(jn they discovered that many of
v.-fT. - tjin iiinn. innlnriinir the. nuirriari men
To these Who Desire To
Save
and economize, The United Store can apiat you.-We give you the best of
Qualities at a Saving of from 10 to 33 1-3 Per CenWWe Undersell all Hail
Order Houses. Our Modern Business Methods and Buying for 83 Stores turns
the trick.
Ladies' Lawn Dreustts
Ladies New Crepe de Chine Dresses ....... $W0
-Ladies' New China Silk Waists
; Extra Large Siae Turkish Towels..,. ,. .2 for 49c
Medium Large Turkish Towels 2 for 3tfc '
A Dandy 'Extra Size Turkish Towel. , . ,2 for 25c
Turkish Wash Rags -5c
Ladies'. Slippers 1. . .S1.S8, $2.88
Ladies' Shoes ..J1.K8 2.t8
Men's Wash Ties .... 10c
Men's Shirts, Military or Flat .Cellar, newest .
summer weiives, nil patterns . .4ilc 9c SSc tlA9
Men's Dress Pants HM, $2.8, $3.98
Men's Unions . W.
Men's Silk Sox .25c
Men's Lisle Sox ,.,.,..,.,...........150
Men's Cotton Sox ......................... .5c 10c
Men's Work Sox ........ ... ..... . ... . ... -5e 10c
Men's Work Shirts ...25c, 8c. 45c
Mens Shoes $1.8, 2.8, $3.50, $3.98 ;
YOU CAN ALWAYS1
DO BETTER AT
The UNITED STORE
33 BIO BUSY
STOKES
J. C. PENNEY Co.
"San Francisco, May TJL .-Evolution
in transformation will be de-
monstrateil at the Panama Pacific
1'ransforma-
The feature
be a nro-
games, tne nrst neiweon tne murnea cession
riinir j . .... ... iiwu.uu iu!?!i in tne rear pt ine paraue win
' ! makinif the most tallies, und the two!
'llntter oiies wore between. a team ,l)((0. ahowimt transformation 'in its
,i,auu ,an.von, i hiKhest. devoloiinient. LimouHinessi
locomotives, suige-coaches. bicycles,
Leiigup .held the semi-annual oloction j lmll mods have arrived -and. .Goorgo
with tne toiiowing result: j-res ueiu, Crosl v has been eiectod w,tujn, an(i
Kdna Martin; iirst vice, Edna Holmes; I K soon Hs he gut8 hiH leum cnosen
second vice, Lola Jaskill; thud vice, with i:,tl m ,(.:- .thv wiii
Marvel Cleaver; fourth vice, . Mary i:i.0itf ,how thn 'vUitiiKr -tfl.il.. u.i.u.i -
Holmes; secretary, Harry (.louver; u..rit 0a rami,g , i Minister Formerly a Conductor
;Nexl..?,u,u"yTuJi'"K..":l'"t : Friday, the 14th. -The pupils all car-
trhe Alicul school closed ! ndny and,of the neighborhood, were good base- Exposition today when Tr
Austin, Erne and Gladys Martin went j bn p1ayer8.- The fans of the neigh- tion Lav is celebrated. Ti
)own to enjoy the prograni and pic- )Jol.hood have enjoyed three good of the proceedings is to I
nic dinner. .Miss Una Martin of ;.,,., the m between the married ,.esi,,n.
Jmbler was toe primary -tencKttr,
We are pluased to see . A. Bing
iimun back in his old haunts after
jus sojourn .mi. tne no-spivai at j.a , fl.om q(j Tow d
GraiHle. . ' ' , i wfo tl(J f0rnu'.r team, which is con-j
J..H.11. ituniiay -sire imum sidered a irood one. iwinn imr. ' Knsc-
model ocean liners and all r other
forms of vehicle are to have their
iii the pocession in the order of
their evolution. '
Whitman Trophy Given.
Whitman College. Walla Walls,
May ,21.-A handsome basket ball
tropliy was presented to the College
this 'week by F. D. Applegate. physi
cal a i rector ot tne local x. la. c. A.,
who coached the Whitman basketball
team last season. The trophy is an
oak shield with bronze mountings
and letterings, containing also a pic
ture of Whitman's .basketball squad
and a - tablet with the conference
V.nt'fl Thia ariiiirAnii. .vP a u. .
ful season will be hung for the pres-
cii. i,i .iic nun ui .ieiiiui-;ai prior to
its permanent resting place in the
athletic trophy room.
l ied their lunches that day us usual
ter will attend the union gathering
M Alice,, as w.iuhocne,. u.vn,.. hich fc . . y j
no serv.ces w.u oe i.eiu w . Bty,ei witfi ft untip t,.e(lt pf -g00(1.
cnuicn. . ies from the teacher. A nice book
Miss Bessie Page and her broUior , wag awiu-ded the pupils who had ac-liiohai-cl,
of North Powder, are visit- i complished the best .work in each of
ing at .the Page unci Fuller homes. , the grades. Parents came in the
Joe Keown and l" VUtkius are i afternoon to hear the program which
the .latent victims of mumps. i I tilev had prepared and a general good
Haskell Andrews and wife, spent time was had. Mrs. Heary Feebler
Sunday with the former's par-i gave a little farewell partv at her
.emu, Mr. and Mrs. James Andrews, 'home in the evening in honor of Miss
Manager Wiggans, of the local Mallorv and a good- munv of the
"movie" has signed up for-a nunilier i younf f0iks enjoyed the evening with
of good films, "Quo'Vadis' and "Hie. ,er. She left the following morning
Last Days of Pompeii, being on the for her homo at Flora, in Wallowa
l'h'- . f , , ,, 0. , (county, leaving a host of friends be-
fhe nine members of the 8th grade ,iHC! lm iwh0 wl evcl. member her
not only till received diplomas froin us a teacher of sterling quality.
o':,t. t7' ?i I
drfft
quarters at Cedar KapidH. Iowa. So j l fc 0 mch ' improved' " ' "
far us we know, this is the nrst en- , " ,, f , ,,,
iii rhiss in iwi.ivo ki'ipIi nin i.. f.lm 1 ' -' children of Tom Bales and K
couiuy, 11 not in rne staie.
At Uie regular M. V. A. meeting
Tuesday evening the new camp
deputy, I.vnuui ' Weeks, brought in
eight applications for memUM chips,
oil of whom were "white-balled" and
are ready for application to the hed
camp. Neighbor Weeks proniises an
other conscription list for t lit? net!
regular meeting, the first Tuesday in
June.
Work is starting on the Thorn n
Ituckman house.
Bager, Minn. May 21. Rev. Cal
ie K, Saunders, "conductor" of the
Methodist Episcopul church here
and said by his district superinten
dent to be one of the most promising
ministers of the distirct was a for
mer railroad conductor.
For years he made couplings of
cars in flying switches. Now he's
'making couplings of humans, but not
quietly, and the only thing upon
which he gets to throw a switch is
us he says it 4'to throw a switch to
place some, human on the track of
virtue." '!
Ico Sale Starts.
Further evidence of Summer being
here despite the low temperature
orevalent, is seen in the fact that
Fred Young is now running his ice
wagon. Jle is selling ice taken from
(lie river and tests of the iwuter were
made at that time which shows, he
asserts, the water was chemically
pure,
Pure Kiver Ice.
Fred -Young is now running his Ice
wagon. He can furnish you with just
as pure ice as ever was frozen. Free
from dirt and impurities. Phone
Black 631. Adv. 5-2l-tf.
WANTED Special agent New York
Life Ins. Co. in Union county and
Jadjoining territory. Direct con
tract to .right person. J. W. Day,
Agency Director, Portland Oregon.
Adv. ' 6-21-2t.
TfloDl RT ORSETS J
'Font Laced
$3.50 and up
Paul ine Lederle
Red 8141,' Next Door to Western!
Union. J
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Vices in the orchards but the show- J
ers are delaying the foriner and most
orchard men are doing little pruning
on account of market conditions.
"Grandma" Conklin is recovering
from the effects of u severe fall she
-.experienced a fow days ugo.
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ACCURATE WEIGHT AND THE PEICE
REGISTERED BEFORE YOU. ,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Buy Your Week's Supply of Hams, Bacon and
Sugar-cured Shoulders Tomorrow Big Reduction
Try our prepared meats for your luncheon-:
Fancy Dried Beef Sununer Sausage
Head Cheese V Ham Sausage
..Pressed -(hie ken Blood Sausage
Ham Bologna Liver Sausage
uranoe
ONE UN
A TONIC THAT TASTES
In Meritol Wine of Cod Liver Oil
you get ull the remarkable tonic and
gtreiigth-building properties of the oil
with the bad taste und the digustivu
difficulties left out,
. It builds up the tissues of the body,
Hoslores energy and cures chronic
-throat, lung anil bronchial troubles.
Very pleasant to take and helps al
most from the first dose.
Price $1.00 Newlin Drug Co. Adv.
4-38-tf
Read 'he dvertueianw.
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Wilton Lackaye
PIT"
Sherry's Theatre Monday & Tuesday
A Word About
CGAL
For those that discriminate be
tween the best and the rest.
KEM MERER NO. 5, IS THE
ANSWER.
AND THE EXCLUSIVE AG
ENCY HAS BEEN PLACED
WITH US.
As we have got two cars a roll
ing, and our sheds are not yet
completed, wa can make very
attractive prices for this coal di
rect from the car.
Will arrive the ast of the week.
SAWYER & CLARK
COMPANY,
Phone M. 785, La Grande
Camping Stove
For All Outdoor Purposes
I
MAIL US YOUR ORDER. YOU WILL BE
. ; PLEASED.
- The' only Unit Stove on the market. No
separate parts t lo.se or forget. Has tfae
only folding stove pipe ever made. Can be.
put up or taken down in a' few seconds.
. Does not soil Or discolor any cooking uten
sils. Very few cooking utensils are neces
sary, as you can cook your steak, chops or,
cakes right on the stove. The most compact
stove ever made a pleasure to pack folds
absolutely flat, less than one inch. A pleas
ure to use. No dodging of smoke, soot or
ashes. Made of heavy sheet iron. One Unit
. stove and pipe folds flat. Weights about 10
pounds. Size 24x14x6 inches. ; :
Our special introductory price ....:!... .$3.00 ,
Heavy canvas stick for the stove-"...!,,. ."-.-..50c
Union County Co-Operative
Association
11181-2 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore.
Branches at
IMBLER, OR. EVANS, OR.