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4il0taritaMMtatlecftM . Mbs Norma Moimlok closed Tier'
term of school in Distuct No. Ill
iitid hus returned to her home :n,
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Miss Effic Buswell and Miss Audra j
Cummins, 'uf Elgin, eft Thursday!
morning for a short visit in fort-1
land. . ... . )
The Memorial services were held j
in the Methodist church Sunday mor-j
nlng. There was a large ttend-'j
Gossards
Thin would indicate that women
ore wearing them.
Are You?
It is an easy matter to be Con
vinced of the superior fit, style
and above all the comfort of
these front lared cornets. Why
not como down today and be
fitted, - Your health and hap
piness depend on It. Why suf
fer the discomforts of lll-shap-.
ed, heavy weight , garments
when the perfect-shaped GOS
SARDS cost no more. ' '
Prices ranging from $3 and up.
HILL'S
Department Store
S-T-A-R j! SHERRY'S j
.'IJLTED JAXEl- IS MISS KIS-
DKATH !' J. T.
IIHHIIIKNT A.
KISCHEU'S HAI'l'IEKT HOLE.
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Wlllium l'"ox will present , 'The I
CoDnueror" Willi William Farnum
In the rending role- nt the Sherry
nnt-o. r ""u, .' . ; .-":
i The Rev. C.V,C. Pratt delivered the
Bsrsaluureate serir.oi Sunday even
ing to the graduating clnss. - '(
Mins l.ucile Scriber, of Enterpri,
is visiting at the home of her uncle
Ceo. Baker. .. . , ' f
,. Bay Baker, who . enlisted in the
Aviation Corps, is now a commis
sioned corporal and is - teaching ! a
clnss of fourteen.
Mr. Plummur of Baker City Is vis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Gibson. : ,
j W. F. Stoek, I'latttvdle, Alubama,
a former resident of ,Covo, was re
Jcently married to Miss Mable Hilton
,of Evunston, Hi. V
i , Mrs. Hodgenn of .Freewater, is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. T. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. H.,J. Newcomb cele
jbriited their twenty-sixth wedding
j anniversary Wednesday May 22.
Their daughter Mrs. May Kissinger
and son Alfred Neweomb came home
for the occasion,
UOKK Ti IIOJIKSTMAII FAIt.
.11 Kit flOI.Mi TO I'HE KI.I'MTIHC
COW I'll ( fill IIIISKIATIOX.
(lOltUK. AUHU'
K liA.llHK.5T-,,,- ...... vi'ij.'rif.,..-iThoiiii.B icirthv". The Conqueror" Is
l..- vrc - an H A. waisn piuuiitnun, www
Work In New Hiotopl-.y.
OI'.THt'OWIJKn, .May 30 (Spec- M ' Margarita Fischer , has a
Jul) J. T. Jlobbs. an aged citizen lfood medium for display of her fro
of this pluco passed away on May il'c"om Jora9,l' Arnerlcan
2.111.. " He nine from Mexico t0 1 Mutual drama "Jilted Janet." where.
North Powder abput elsht years ao.i'n y"unK is " em
He leaves un aged wife and four barrasscd young beauty jilted by her
children and tlih tecn grandchildren, j1"1"8 because of financial reverses
l.ee anil Frank Jlobbs of North ith8t haV8 overtaken her. . ;
Powder, Mis. Al Dtistln or Now! Janet and her brother have taken
Menlco and Mrs. Alice Scales or j UI orange growing in California, but
Colorado. Mr. Hobbs had been a j their farm is small and, their house
KiilToror from stomach trouble and unpretentious. When . Janet hears
his dealh was not unexpected. jthat Ernest Morgan is to marry an-
A. K. Lunibert has moved hi "other and a wealthier girl she sends
ranilly out en their homestead rdr'him a picture of rich Jules Graham's
the 'summer residence. . -' i house across the way just to spite
Jiinlui; Clienault and family, at- jhiin. , A
tended tbe eoniniencemcnt exercises ) Then Morgan and his bride decide
or the Cove High School on Frldny o visit Janet' on their honeymoon
evening. . . ; 'and in this crisis she "borrows"' the
Mrs. Wayne OentiV ot Tonasket. house from Graham during his nb--Wn
who lins boon visiting with herj9ence When Graham returns he is
sister. Mrs. K. E. Clarke went over omused at. the situation and agrees
to Covo to visit with filendsi and Ito act as butler for Janet, who is
I Geo. Chadwick sold two cows last j relet! ves. unaware of his identity.
,week that brough him $225. . J MB- Nnoml Ttaggerman of Hot The plofis a good one and full of
Gerhart ; Jftackland has returned , Lake has been Visiting with friends :fast actlon, Included in the cast are
l home from his sister's., Mrs. S, E. jror a row days , sut.n capable people as Jack Mower,
i Miller or Union, niucli lmprovoa in. . mra. uiaen noun me recora ior,dwari pe,i anj Golda Madden.
ilienlth and.lB able to,' resume hls;riuit knitting, hue knitted a heavyi The two Bills, Rafferty and Nixon,
ilurm duties. . jur",'-y "euii msi ween iu ii uuu is ; wii" also be on the program. . These
I There were five boys from .Cove :honr. ' : , It wo gentlemen are well-known Irish
jln the special list in the Jast call:;: The snd njws of her sister's death !comeijans gm will no doubt add ti
Guy Sills, Clyde Howater, Dwight;was received" by Mrs. Thomas Beau-;their mHny friends' after their en
Martin and Herman Hoeffer. Fre-'mont. Inst week, she having died at gUgement herc
imont White is in Montana and will her home In Hollywood, Cal. i J!ttd Janet ami the act of vaude-
Igo.to Fort McDowell from there. Mr. and Mrs. llalley Uughlln '-evie wi -Be pre'8fented at the ?tar
It was unanimously voted to ac-i;eelv'ng the congratulations rTheater on Saturday. The act of
'ccpt l.a Grande's invitation to cele- 'lends on the. birth of a son born ! vf-.tideVille being held over otfain for
btate with our sister towns on July;"' "- "'"h""" the Sunday show. . , fi-31-It
Fourth. A mass meeting" will be
;held in the near future t(j complete
arrangements, V". ;'." '.'
Is In Ju Grande,
John Mcl'hee
and his sons are
screened with nil the care and at
tentlon to detail that is so charac
teristic of. Walsh pictures.
William . Farnum appears in the
Interesting character of Sam Hous
ton, a historic rigure In tho early
days or Texas,' whose' strong manly
vigor and personality carries every
thing berore him. Including tho love
of the "'TenneBBee Hose," the flower
or Southern aristocracy. Houston's
rapid rise to power from a rough
frontiersman to governor of a state
Is one or the most vivid picture
stories ever told. ' ' .
The battle between the Mexlciin.i
and a detachment or Texas rangers
and friendly Indiana Is one of the
most realistic battle scenes ever
filmed and Is even more exciting
than other famous battle pictures.
"The Conqueror," all in all. Is a
wonderful photodrnma, that will
take the picture world by storm.
Ceneral Sam Houston In 1836, In
command of a few hundred raw
troops met by about 1000. Mexican
veterans, led by Santa Anna, on the
banks or the San Juclnto. The
battle was a rout ror the Mexicans,
and the next day Santa Anna was giiitxw
takcu , prisoner. Texas' fndepen-
dence was won by this victory. 18 ,
. ''The Conqueror" will be seen nt if
thfl SheiTV Theatre luRt 1lmn tndnv. Y.ik
Eight reels or ubsorblng Interest.
No Wheat " Flour
Until, after harvest. ' Help make Oregon A1u't--,
less, niirl )v tloinj; so von nvti supporting the first
line trendies.'', - ,' " -
, w USE SUBSTITUTES.
Ask for our pamphlets how to usetbem. . Xo
dinrge. '
Oat Flour. "
i IJurley Flour. ,
JJuekwlieat Flour.
Corn Flour.' '
Potato KloTOr1;.
Jtwp Flouiv r
Harris
Corn Starch.
Tfolled Oats.
; Yellow Meal.
White. Meal
Tloniinv. .
liT.
Grocery
" v l!3s "i ft
For n Sprained Ankle.
COVE JOINS LA GRAKOE '
IN THE CELEBRATIOB
preparing lb put In an electric line tol
their place l.o pump the water ror
Irrigation. : . i. ,v : .,- '
The Lee, Jones, " l-fOTTIleson gad
;flloiin. pimllies motored to Wlngvfllo
insi iunuay 10 neip jonn wieiger
celebriito his. rirteenth birthday.
i. ..Mrs. Harvey Grout's : brother has
como down from WaBhlngton to help
with the rarm work. The young
nian Is Just, out ol'lilglb-scliool. -Mra.
Wlckes was able to come to
town nguln nrter a' loirg""nii3 severe
illneBs ror several weeks. ., . f ., v
, O. H, Blouh and family v. have
moved out to their place on Wolfe
r.. AM ml ... ..
Mrs. I.eck Mlllett, who was oper- ,"" , , u
.. ,., . .,,iii,i ., ,,-Inntnral park on this place which Is
IBSERVF-R ,W ANT APS PAY
As soon as possible after the In-
Jury Is received get a bottle of j
Chamberlain's Liniment and. follow
the plain printed directions which i
accompany the bottle. I
BY ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
JltAIl ATIX t'l.AHS .' KKI'KIVK
llll'IXniAH ItKI) ClIOSS Oh".
"i H HItS AUK r.l.lICTKI) Mil.
A.xn silts. havi:V; niititis
ItKJIOVK TO HKATTIiK.
DINCi ANNIVERSARY
BKATEI F1V5 COVE
JOIN THE COI.OKS. ,
CK!.E
BOYS i
their ronnective' homes.
I i'hH lted Cross met lust Thursday :
land elected iirflccrs ror the year ;
'I follows: Chiilvmuu. C. T. McOnnlel; !
'Vice chalrmnn, Mrs. A. K. Ttilley; I
: Secretary, Mrs. .1. M.' Illedr,6i)i ;
'Treasurer, Mrs. W. F. I'oolo.
WALLOWA, May 3D. (Special)
MISS MURPHY Wl'.I. . ATTRM)
. .... . L... . .. i.n..n fno ,1 minllll lll Is fit lh
55 !" r hL..i w . . l"' """I 8nday plcUnlcers.
The . public schools closed' iWM other.from a local Or ,..
Thursday,, urter a sucressrul yuaff , ". ., "" k-j
. ,.,i. ti,. iiv iniwt,pk 1 ll0 hollle of her mother out
, COVE, May 28. (Special.) lister '", ', v "
Petermau Is improving, having betn
injured from falling from his horse.
Mollis Simmons cut his head quite
seriously with an ax, while cutting
wood.
Dr. Ofterdnl has purchased a new
rwi .m..ki..a .
, ' , ,, , . I Miss Velnitv Courtney who has
Mr. and Mrs. H, J. Newcomb have : K ....... ,h ....
...a ..rt . n... .u been visiting with frumds mr the;
moved to'Oregpn City i. where .they . ... , , . .
.,, , . , . . , . past three weeks, left ror homo neat';
will be employed irt a lumber camp. , Tmv Mmluv ,
Their son Alfred came home to assl,t j ,,, A; rotnrncil .lumie ,
in the moving. - . . I- Friday from Portland where she has !
Born to, Mr. and Mrs: John Richard :been vBlUl r,.lpmls Iin(1 ).(,,.,Uvt,s'!
'';" '',:lM'''-ii '..' ' ' :
Mrs. Blain Geer, who with her M. ,r. T. Bttkor , visiting rel-i
daughter has been visiting hoi" par-lntVCT , c,)lfllllf Wll8ll. 8he went i
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I-rank Bell, ro-;w the Ciiin.ninKnms by nuto. !
turned to her home In Walla Wnlla., The K,H,rtl(,n . exercises or tho
Her niece, Miss Mildred Fulp,, ac Wallowa High School wore held last'
compnnicd her for a short visit. ! ' ,jVodneduy night In the Ovm. The
Misa Casaie Kelley has", returned; following program was given:
home from Pentleton to Spend the I Invocation Kev. Jasper Dogne. ''
summer. . . . , .' '-. ' !8ong Sextctto. .. ' ' (
Mrs.- 1. K: tants" attended thcl.j, ,,,.' '
meeting of the Neighborhood Cluh '"v "'"u , i
in La-Grande last week. - . Vo.f lJXWtZ'n u ' Rnm""1'
nvuiao.,..,. .'. Mr. rrank Baker.,
.u, ,mu, F'V Bi"'; TBunimi f tllnlnilla..
;n? lb. all
Grocers.
H"
it has the flavor of
coffees niueh hijj'h-
er in priee." ,
-its use is econoinj
without sacrifice.
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Practically ,
Everything Has Raised
But Telephone
Service
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The Mammoth Grocery
C. R. S1MKINS, Proprietor
Canned Corn .12 cents per can
Fresh Peanut Butter in bulk 19 cents per pound
Our Fruits and Vegetables are Fresh Daily
' Our methods are reliable
to the Freshmen class nt the home)
-H. W.
PHONE MAIN 82.
HiiitIb.
u:- T r .. i. '
mn nwK was ..jT1(, rlmv.,nK ,tlW,,nls ,.nwuing
a decided success. ' m,,!,,!,,,,,,: Dola Clemens. Orace Hall.
Miss Alice Broughton of Wallowa Georgia F-vnns. Muriel French, Vel.
and Miss tannic Broughton of U mn ,,, Elllp, Hendricks, Sonore
(.rande, are spending their vacation ; Fuller. Nern McKenzle. Hazel Soden
at their home. :l.o1a McNoes. Oulcle Oliver. Cressle
ni. j. imiiy is erecting a new barn a root. VJolet Osborne. Kllnor Oond-1
to take the place of the one which Inougli, Sunton McDnnlel, Norn Mill-1
burned down several weeks since, ie,-, Lawrence (ioebcl and Zelma
Mrs. Spacy, of The Dalles, is visit: pinss. ,
ing at the home of Mr. ami Mrs, ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conklln were
Eckerslcy. '" 'county sent visitors last Snturdnv.
Mr. snd Mi's. Albert Unrkgren, of Miss Edith lVchln was an Enter-'
Portland, arc visiting friends and ro- prise visitor Saturday. !
lntlves in Cove. .Mrs. Harry Wade of l.ostlne was'
Prof. Voelker, principal of the : In town lust Friday. j
Baker High School, is spending ri limy Sherod is on a business trip
few days in Cove. , . to Milton. ' f
Miss A'ethin Chapman of Klgm. ! Harvey Harris and wife lert Sun. j
visited nt the home of Miss EffleNlay for Seattle, where they will.
Boswell, the forepart of Inst week, make their mture home.
Mrs. Hoy Barker royally entertain-; Minion MeCrae left ror Portland
ed the members of the Itoyal Anne where lie will remnne his woik In
Needle Club last Friday. the shipyards.
Mrs. Oeorge Miller spent laol week About rirteen men went out to
In Wnlla Walla, visiting her duugh- Mud Trek Tunninv nmhi .,,.1
. tcr, Mrs. Geo. Gray. brought In Ed Thompson who nc-1
Clarence Becker is vlsl-.ing hi .rldcntly shot - himself In the log i
mother at Corvullls, Ore.' Mr. Thompson Who was taking some j
Mt. Knnnie Grange had a fine! rattle Into Unit eountiy removed a'
meeting last' 'week. On Junv 1st, saddle on which wns tied a gun, j
Miss May Murphy, of l.a Grande, the pun sulking on n stump'
county agent in the conservation of and wns discharged, making an!
food will meet with the grange mem- uuly wound just aboe"the knee, j
hers.. (llls coinimnlnii, Oscar Colo lode ten!
Mrs. Hoy Hell is spending the 'miles to the nenrrst phone and gave'
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the nhirm. It took the men nearly!
M. I Cortcr on the Sand Ridge. ;n1l nluhl to gel the wounded man
The cold snap of May 21th, with lout of the rough country to where
a temperature of 2 degrees de-lthey li-rt their antos. Mr. Thonm
stroyed most of the early potatoes son Is Hon- nt the hospital where he
nnd the atrnwlwrrles thnt were lit 'Is exported to recover. '
bloom. It Is estimated that cher-; Mrs. .1. II. Cregory entertained the
rles will yield about .75 per cent, Card Club Tuesday aflernoon nt
prunes 90 per cent nnd apples 75 Klv Hundred. . Dainty refreshments
per cent..It..ls .lhought-iho wheat jwnre served.
was no far enough advanced to bo' o- .
injured. ,1 A WANT AT) will do It.
YOUTl PATUOXAGE SOIJCITED
1211 ADAMS AVE.
i Now is the time to set out your
Tomato Plants
Get yours next week before :
they are all gone ;:
j CHERRY'S FLORISTS j
Help win. the War.
Plant your Garden now.
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S D B;S D BH Oy
YOUR EYES
arc liiTiidwinners. Master minds
and willing hands are no good with
out them. They are flic only ave
nues to enjoyment and education,
improvement and sueeess. Can you
afford to negleet them?
Our optical department is eiuip
ped with the most scientific instru
ments to insure correctly fitted
glasses.
AVe iiivite you to come and inspect
this Department.
!Ve surface
Lenses.
and grind our own
J. H. Peare & Son
l.a Grande's landing Jewelers and OptomrlrMs
THE SAMSON
TRACTORS
10 Ilorse-jiower Draw Dar , . 23 Ilorse'-pnwpr Delt.
What constitutes a successful Farm Tractor? .
Isn't the ability to operate successfully and econoniic-
nlty Milder peculiar conditions under which it must work,
after all. tho real test. Every Hanisou owner will tell
you he can operate the tractor at a much less expense
than with horses. Now there is a problem confronting
every farmer today, and' that is gctting a tractor when
you want" it, owing to shortage of Skilled Labor and
Material, demand jEn rope, etc. It will only be possi-i
ble to get about rVtie f-nth enough .tractors to meet the
demand in the State of Oregon this fall, so put in v.uir
order now. Don't wait! .
La Grande Implement Co.