La Grande evening observer., March 26, 1917, Image 2

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MONDAY, 1UBCH 2s 1217
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Wnum .Stan. Aur far I!mt.
11 SHERRY'S
First Shipment of Boys
Knickerbocker
Is Here
bints
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TiT A i'.'1.
SUITS WITH TWO PAIR 01
FULL LDTED PA5T3
8 1 13.30 UP TO
dir. iuma- ast
mill -iv. ItiM irtirrj-r
BOYS' ZX1CZZZ SUITS WITH 03TZ PAIE OP
PASTS
33 3 UP TO tlO.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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Hnc am iu. tow ):' ty jaevtafmr j
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dtu jiBiitiuts.1111. araiiut will ii thaw an
vr:nuJ ir.nry to v:.tjA,
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mmn iisnmut .tiBKif iiiiUt mr 'imiitfc-'
iC'jairjft S5 mil iuifl Af.rjutmit annum i
We Have on Display a Large and
Complete line of High Grade
Fruit, Vegetables and
Flower Seeds
Seeds From all Parts of the
World
We Czz Fd Yost Orders Sa&rfirttrljr
Harris Grocery
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f Oxner's Paint Store
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PARMEES PH02TE B. 192
Cross The Track
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3u:in.r.x. JCirei 25. ri jiy K.t- Cari &hfre aid Ticie4
ilijf rjj.-ifi Ti-ia-BiliT ifvwrvxE tw&r. if ti cncsaei to
Gsxpt Ji!fr, f F?Trai-. t Ctrna & ia recced tbt yrVng
sup iiaaaa asij Taisiaf fr4j sirf ; tSrre.
nti.-ETf . fca recsnii M tec. Tur Zcyi X'iiar i3 Eet as
Miw EC BiimO riai-irig- i?' of Ecr rTtry
rj-r. Krt. Wxmj, is. M'jg ViZej.- 'Vi- Te cc Jttrth 3S ad
Hn. lsg G:iks ia. resjtij : t tui cc i iw cf Km. B. SL Aa-
tcxE a.?.r & tfcrwt cD-.i' riaft is ..dtrscr-
Pvr-yi. J. E. Lastr to La Graaoe
Ti EoyaJ Ars ' e ! ci fc ttd Frisaj S ta liaeea-
Trr.i K.i. J. 2. Lrr T11.-4.iiy of J A ifciaJ e5ort is feecsg-
wtk. lEiai for a -rtry i-cnti-re prcrasi.
lir-i. Otir? MZSt aaJ fjt. J'ji.-, I Ti $Tatjects -riira t3 be cado- dU
rir:si La Grasd Frid7 asd f-cxi(S tti2 t as &Doms: g jtt-
ti fjSQj airrwa ti ral? is ttt ta4 c Et. E- O. Ota-; agriccjt3X, R.
' J. All?.; dotserae scieore,
T x -t . iS 5 ti L-aiaj r2bf U ' Ti Eaij Et Se-rae dJ emi wrti 't tnirisr. Hot Cecilia; "CoeooJida
talari, t- 6sjA i u V suva-ji 'A si Kn Era-r-j Swt-3 ia Tairsdsy. hioc, or a Sraa DtaJ for Fana Boys
hs7 !a3 jnetrtfcis.
14 at priat 7cr fm tale UHa,
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UiUmkh MAihX ASU TOMffltXtjW.
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t. , ." i,.i'.- L fcut
r
faH hlri ari4 ran tuuUx tjLrrj m tu
hark, with Ua fl of a tysr, a
bmii of atcrae;
Kir rf loaf mrwtvt U ll'jtl of
fif ti.K i'r'npwitf to pat;
Mwrrn f'r Hunrowi.
M'ralrty ia bvt Uw vmtibuJe of r-
Who TrrccrmHi br f'rra hat r--crna
but blf hi fr. Ui'Un
0IJ I'APKRS For at Tba Ob
arrr fV, 2& centa a btmdla.
If.
QUKX DEIJTEBIE8
art a faatora of tfalt lumbar
tHMinaaa. Wban yoa gtra oa an
ardsr jroa can confkkottf ralf
o-i patting your himbr a lltda
Mora joo need It. That meana
o dalay te cunatiuttiun, no
waitkig Una that yon harra to
pay far Think that orar.
ARCADE
1 1 u an 'H CiyL.-. t t'il hTt u bwyyr
ro merxj sJsaera. In th ptcaiiar
rv twj p-iy. 1 ass rat yona wsj a- Mj51t rrasDwS i-any :roa GltU," Et. Dr. C C Frits.
wy m'jtc t'jr rapn! rP3l-u He Lak wbert be fcu "ea tajdr.;) Tfc "5a5rag" sceial prrei by Ibe
yvjr piASflfDaTi." trcaizaenu. j H&y3 JipBi of America, Ccrp
"Of mane I wjH." a2jn!7 re- : K-'4- T. F. Orran ei:uru.kd 24 of j camp Ko. 1752. at tie 1. O. O. F. kaH
t-3rMJ ti sar. "I vill g'j to tht friKidt aad ctihixiri a: czris .Tfcnrviay ere.-j-.g, Mareh 15, was weil
i.3Kr' tc." Stardi7 ererir. I r-ed3 arxi tie social a eocapSe?
3 Mrs- Cor Korea left for Por-juui sj-etsi. Dsior:d canooos of th
' Satsrda7 as a f!e?aS to tie State j
Royal Kej?4icr camp from tie Cove j
; A party of yoosjr peop'ie fnm Core I
'- tt?yieJ ti basketiall garce ta L'ckn j
Friday ereitirnr.
kfctnrti-ri to ti c&mrArjatioo of
that tafe, &- raatMT wtai mfcaris
E-ii after XU tsa been ia tie tom
f'r f.m uct, sie fallt hi tore irith
: . J u . f .z . i.
of tha naJnrorvl U or reat eonfidea in her. '
afirja!v cto J 'tfc ivi:Am- . ,v .1,-
croMin, or ttrayal, of a paL
AfrtrA Usia fart there haa teen writ'
V a fa.vrtnatj( cyrotirLtin vf cm
triy awl drama oXitA "A Girl Liic
ThJ," a Funoo Player. Pa ramivmt
prvi-irtlon in wh'xh Led Feowjclt
arl Oaen Mrjrn are eo-tara. It ia
ti attraction at tfc Arcaie theatre
tol7 aM tomorrow.
KeU ('firfcm w to daot-bvn- of the
The nc3ifr of the iraxg, meaairlule,
are bo!in her father for informa
tion cowrerritrig tie sfirl and when h
finaliy refosea to tU thm anjthin?,
the7 r:U him in their rae.
In cap:n the cwaTaenee of their
art, the eaJprit See to tie small town
in whvrh Neil ia staying and attempt
to frrce her to carry oat their original
Avr.gn of roirjbiri? the bank, threaten-
kz to expose her to toe man she
E. E. Milier, wbo ia at Hot Lake re-
ctivir.? treatmeat for rh.eama.tism is
reportec to &e improving.
1 J. M. Gasset, who has beea risking
till sister Mrs. Mary Cfeamsers, has
ret-iird to his home in La GnzAe.
Tr.e Laaies Aid society met in the
MetVxdist efcarch Wednesday after
ryr. arA tied a aju-t for the bazaar.
Mrs. Charles Johnson has retarr.d
to her home in La Grarde.
William Mil:er has recovered from
an operation on his eye.
Mrs. Martin, of Los Angeles, is vis-
had A a rar.r of bank bureiars who w- .f .k. a,. a,. . vji ,-. n
rA approve of her father". the ljt riMing reads !itir heT Mr- J-B- Lo-.
wzarre xpxm Ml vn mm to lri the paper of the murder of her
nrotaiy mat she ruka e-rrrytfiir;? to fa.J- by the men who were appoed
to be hi own pais and in her wild Jury
be of aerric to him. When 00 of the
5mr of th gajiSf locate a bank
in th coontry which he belierea to 1
"rich picking," he attempt to culti
rat the gtoi (rrac of the cashier,
Ixit ffndini; that he is unapproachable
and Lrreproachaile he mforma old
GoroVm that it it a Job for a (jirl to
at their treachery, she decides upon
a plan of revenue that calls for the ut
most skill and daring. That the is
wourided in the fight which follows
meant nothing to her, for the is hap
py in avenging the "double crossing
of her father.
AT ABCADE THEATEB TODAY A.N'D TOMORROW
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if "fi GIRL LiKE THAT'
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Ret" Dept PWm Main 8
Cove News Notes
Editor of Proposed Cote Paper to
Lecture MutTracettet Party a Bit
Hocfeaa Feed Situation Still
Threateninc Pareal-Teachen' At
odaUoa Meetlpg Well Attended.
Co,
Oregon, Msrch
of kn. Frank
28, The
Allen,
Ernest Organ was a La Grande tjs-
ior last Satarday.
H. E. Btevcns has been on the sick
list for several days past.
Mrs. Eoy Baker entertained in hon
or of her brother, Ray Baker and his
wife Satarday evening at her home.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry An ties, Mr. and Mrs. Linn
Chadwick and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Koger.
Miss Marjorie Allen, daughter of
Prof. P- J. Allen, entertained seven of
her little friends and their mothers
at her home Thursday, March 15, in
honor of her second anniversary.
Those present were: Mrs. T. H. Conk
lin and daughter, Clarice, Mrs. Har
lan Koger and son, LaVon, Mrs.
Becker and son, Troy, Mrs. Charles
Powell and son, James, Mrs. Linn
Chad wick and son, George, Mrs. Ray
Duncan and son, Charles, Mrs. Ed
Forsstrom and daughter, Inei, and
Mrs. Towle.
The Methodist choir were enter
tained by Miss Den a Lund and Mrs.
Ijeonard Towle at the home of Miss
Lund Friday evening. Twenty-four
were present. After the regular prac
tice refreshments were served and
social hour enjoyed.
The Ladies' Aid society are prepar
ing to give a bazaar the first part of
April. i
ssfrage o2te seekers decoreed fke
waTi. Th women dressed in light
tiirrwaists, dars: skins aad men'a
coats aad hats. They delivered tbe
fofiowing program: Opening address,
Mrs. H. E. Blevins; speech on "Woca
ac's Eights," Mrs. Emer Falp;
speech. Tarn Abost Is Fair Kay,
Mrs. Bert Pecksrman; vocal duet,
"When the Women Rule," Mrs. Elmer
Fa'.p ar.d Miss Eva Roberts; soot;,
"Ma Wants To Be President," by
sue giris; recitatkn, "Revised Versiot
of the Vacant Chair," Miss Helma
Anderson; dosing address by Itra.
S'etiie Mania. After the program tk
Woodmen, attired in long kitchen
aprou, gave a broom, mop and babr
parade aboot the hail bringing forth
witty remarks and hearty laoghter
from the audience. Refreahmeatt;
were served by the Woodmen ia thctr
female attire, the cartoons were dis
posed of by auction to the kigheat
bidder, enriching the autioneers sev
eral dollars which with the admittane
fee amounted to $26.78. To complete
the fun of the evening tae Woodmsm
swore out a warrant for the arrert rf
L. E. Anderson for printing tha ptw
grams and assisting the suffagettea tsi
various ways and a mock trial will k
held at a later ds-te.
C. A. Phipps, of Portland, presHeat
of the State Sunday School aseorfe
tion, wis a guest of P. B. Arraat
Thar? day and Friday of last week.
Mr. Phipps gave a very intereetine
talk to the eighth grade and felajt
school boys on Friday aftemooB 4b
the high school assembly room cm
"Character Building."
Yon Need a Sprmg Laxative.
Dr. King"t New Lift Pflle will rt
move the accumulated wastes of wa
ter from your intestines, the bvrdea
of the blood. Get that tluggnk sprite
xever leeung out OX your systesa,
brighten your eye, clear
plexion. Get that vim and t of
good purified healthy blood. rr.
King't New Life Pills are a Mi-rrn.
ing laxative that aide nature't at.
eess, try them tonight. At all drug
gists, 25c Adv.
who died tuddeniy of apoplexy Sun
day morning n. V.i-r borne in Union,
took Dlace in C ive cemeterv TunsHnv
afternoon, Mar h 20. The funeral J J
services were ht'il at the residence in .
Union at 11:30 a. m. Tuesday. Mrs.
Allan, whose maiden name was Civilla
Shoemaker, wat well known among
the pioneer settlers of this commun
ity, having lived hare op to the time
of her ma-riage.
ET KCTRIC SUPPLY CO.
A USUN BR0WNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating DericM
Phone Main 726
8omnr Hotel Building, next to Westrn Unioa