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spicuous your luggage is when tr.avl
v inij and ftow much people siate
you vith the inipresiion it crtati?
If you want the fieight of refinement,
style and durability in traveling
goods you will find it in our line,
which, in our estimation, is the, finest
line of luggage made. We carry styles
and prices to suit everyone. Come in
and let us show them to you.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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E'Sfll D1FR -:Ri?iiS OF
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BKLATIVES I.KAVE FOB EAST TO
KING Hill HOE.
Civc Improvement C'luk Take Over
Movie. Theatre AuBtrin Settle
! "" Woinf to District.
IONIAN SERENACERS COMING
Splendid Musicians and Entertainers to Appear Here
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PUPILS OF M SCHOOL
COVE, Feb. 25. (Special).
bun has been liftwl entirely and there
waa a dance hrre Snturday nijrht, the
fiist since '1 hunksgiving. Tuesday
ni(tht Mr. Weskil shuws the famous
war film, "Ki(hting Under Four
Flags. "
Kuniuo Unmsdell returned to Port
land last week to finish her course a
the Hehnke W.'ilker business college.
Chester .Mi'Calliatcv of Idaho spent
last week with his cousin, Hugh Mc
call. . Jhn Allen, an old-time resident of
this town, left Thursday for Califor
nia, where he will make his future
Sl'XDAY KlillOOI.. NFAVI.V Ol!
GANIZKI), IS AKItri GOOD
PKOGKKSS PKOCFKHH OF Tim
CONCERT MEANT FOIl Pl'K
CH ASE IF(SONG BOOKS.
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TKLOCASET, Feb. 2r. (Speciiil)
A Kuoial was held last Saturday night
at the school hou for the pujpost nf
purchasing Hong books foV the Sunday
achool. There were about eighty pfcn-
The P'e present and a pood time was enjoy
ed by all. A short program was giv
en, after which luncheon was served.
The,. following program was given;
"America" Hy all.
"Old Glory" Lonnie Lubber, Lem
uel Hodgkjns, Ray Young, Ernest
Koenig.
Recitation Vernon Wilson.
Iiecitation Oscar Wilson.
"Our Country" Anita Titus, Ala
dine Lubbes, Murjorie Hyatt,
L. B. Hyatt talked on the marines'
part in the war. x
Recitation, "Washington's Grave"
Ray Young.
Recitation, "Gettysburg Address"
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h n i n a nnx siippfb- u"y,-e
IIULU fl UUft UUIILIIj Twenty-two Austrinns arrived here
(Friday with two carloads of furniture
land stock.. They are nt the home of
NEWLY MARRIED COITI-E BE-jjjr gelftk, but expect to buy pronerty
Tl'UNS ARCHIE STEVENSON here.
RECOVERING FROM HL'RNS Mr. McMarcn of Portland was in
I. A f; II AVI) K PKOI'I.E A'lTKVIl Cove on official business recently.
Airs. J. t. Lonlcy spent Saturday in
linker.
DANCE.
home.
Mrs. McCall and Mae Stearns wen'tiLura Wilson
H. H. Lund talked on Ceremonial
and Symbolism,, in Education. '
Song Telocaset school children.
Miss Faye Melius of Union' visited
They are nt the home of Sunday at the Fames home.
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Union re
turned to her home Friday after a
short visit here with Mrs. C. C. Dujv
ger.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lubbus have re
ceived a letter from their son in the
United States marines, now stationed
$5f whs cleared and this money will
be used to poirhast books and phono -;giaph
records for the school rooms.
, (.eight on J-'ion was sponsor for a dance
which followed the supper.
51 r. and Mi's. Georgru Dixon' landed
: in Perry la: t Friday, having returned
i from Salt Lake City, where they were
married in the L, D, S. temple on Wed-iiie-sdiiy-
of this week. The bride and
. groom lire living in the bungalow on
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank Earner
and small son Allen hnve returned to
their home in The Dalles after a visit
with relatives.
Miss Kate Wilson was a La Grande
visitor over Sunday.
The Tehfcaset Sunday school, organ
ised about a month ago, is progressing
nicely wfth a good attendance each
Sunday.
(Albert Anderson was a business vis-
Joe Gardner returned Fridnv with
PERRY, f eh. 25, (Special) A boxinn honorable dieharirn. Iln wn in at Washington, D. C, stating that he
supper whs held here Saturday night Fiance two months before the nrmis- would be home this week.
by the pupils of the Perry school, jtice was signed, but did not seo any
Many beautifully decorated boxes were jiirttve service.
displayed and prizes for the prettiest Mr. Hammick of Enterprise is hold
trimming were awarded to Mrs. A.jing revival meetings at the Baptist
Reher and M ss Lisla Allen, the three jchurch. He is staying at the home of
numbers of the Haines orchestra act-: his daughter, Mrs. Broughton.
ing as judges. A curtain was stretched The three upper classes of the high
cross the stage front and Mr. La Beau 'sehoul entertained the freshman class
iiuetiuncd off the shadow of each lady . Friday night in Tripneer's mll. A
Rft she stood behind the sheet. About j verv good time was renorted bv nil.
Miss Etha Thomas of La Givmdo
snent Saturdav and Sunday with Mrs. j 'tor in Union Saturday. .
William Van Siclvn.
Vina Conlev,- Ruth Fulp. Cecil' . FIND LAZIEST MAN.
Eyrs, Chct Eyre.s. Grant Cordey and!
Lang Belt attended the- firemen's ball f DECATUR, 111., FeTw Sfi-Pooffi.-o
in L:i Grnntle Monday night. inspectorr. here claim to have fo nod the
K. Thorsen was a I.,. ilmnHe vUifor laziest man in the governnn'rt service
Thursday?
Mr. and Mr. E. C. Fiiln. Mr. nnd
Mi s. U-N. Cnnlev and Mr. and Mrs. L. i " had torn up several Jetlers be.-in-e
Lower Flat, recently vacated by ; B. Carter attended the Elks' dance in!' waa to ult'11 trouble o d-.div.r
d'eorgu Perry, where they will be "at La Grande the 17th. jthem.
heme" to their many friends. Clyde Ib.warten returned homo
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bnylen and Mis from C;mr K'rnev Thursday, with) Have the lllbel wnilh stands for
Margaret KlopXunstein worpjui fuunlnn Vono-Alr. riiuihiuifiA. . .. 1 Cnir working conditions, put. on yon-
- Aim. imitert Trencti sncnl iMomlav i ''" '"- "'v. ...
night 'viW her aunt, Mrs. Silas Ko-
lgert in Ln Grande.
Helen Ramsdell has resigned
Tills'
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OUR,
RICH.'
SMOOTH,
KfcAnr WHITE
FLOUR 4
15 EXCEUENT FC
BAKIMG
Flour, like all commodies, has its grades and different va
rieties. We carry a complete line and can give you the kind
of flour you like. .We can supply you with Montana Hard
Wheat, Washington, and all grades Union county Flour.
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE COVERS THE CITY
HARRIS GROCERY
8 XOKTH Flit STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
"United States rood Administration License No. G303255"
MAKING KERCHIEFS
In Ahsenre of Imports, C:m:u!:! No
Does Its Own Manufacturing.
in the person of Carl WatUins, i.-'gro
I ; m:il carrier, recently arrested fter
J5 TTlinTtliTrTsJiliir. Inv nin7Kiil?r vw
J Jut IlllliUll OUi riltlUrtl, Jmir VIVIICIOIIH ftirVlMillTrUlllHTH W lU llll("-ir m;u ji' l'i(h Mr - tm Ml-' W J Hnn-
on the Lyceum course, aro oh vorsatllo as theyNn-u chdnntnK and dellshfnl. 1Jor '
They slag pluy h.l Impersonate will, unusual rliUladlviduaUy and col-I S1(,vt?ns0n Js r, u rocov.
Z .r. lUZ " !? Wl"'Tm? ):i:',H'al 1 :"tr W:,rlI .A", 1U from the effects of a goline
old Insirument will, exceptional effect. They feature, too. tho Ciulin and 'Mlsion a few days ago A lighted .post of fire and there is some question
cello. There Is endless variety and charm to thetr program; instrumental t'Kri P "m the tank oas to who her successor will be.
and vocal soIoh, duets, trios, readings and sketches lii costume.
lav 'JE
'the two shops in town observing unior
principles. Vhr-p Main
her
j "The manufacturing . of hnndker
j chief:; is now beng underiakeu in Can
jiHia. The abyenre ef sui plies' in ini
i pui ted handkerclri-f.'!, formerly se
cured from Great I'rita'n, lrehind and
. HviiziTlnnd, lui:- nude i . - J ' 1 the do
vtloprnent f an e':'eiiMve trade dur
jing war time. S'ipniies e-f linei cloth
;iind y.'irns hr.ve be.-n redu'id to the
I vanishing point by J lie. p' ohi'd in of
! export from Great I'.r'tain. One enn
' corn has been started in Ontario.
t(i(i enly one in C"ii'.Ha, tin'rine out
handiierchii-fs exclusively. ' Wii'e
j starting on a comparatively sei-i!!
Iprale. a market has bren sc -uied for
;:l;e nitire oiitjuit of alto do.'-n h;;id-jl:o-h:cfs
a d;iy. 5-ipplies of lawn
i and r-air.-ook iis-( in the maiuft'e-
'ture of the goods are being
-f-nm textile mi'N," writes
i v .b'hn-iKi. Ame'ic.-.n en so I a K'm- .ears. IViv nni1
ton, Ontario, to the state department
"About Ho per cent of the handker
chiefs being turned out are of kh:;l;i
uilor, for which a steady demand is
being expe: ieuced for the militia
forces. Equipment cn'nsi.sU of sewin,.;
.machines, a", iniluoidery machine an!
an eUctrieally driven mangle.
i 'impoits ttf cotton haiii'.erchic's
for Hill, were planed at 5jlf?2r.,)('. of
which came from Great l!:iL-
n m. Switzerland rank;; secuiui ji
the so-ir-'c of the haiulkei - lib f ; uv.d
in Canada. Imports of cotton handkerchief-;
from all pnurros in l:Mo
were veined at. flO.'.S:!, com'i:-i"I
with $:'V.o,lfi in 19 M and ?!M,.o:.? ia
?i. Imports of linen hnndl-crchier
tliow a value of ?1"9.S." f.r 1 I L of
which came from Croat Brit
ain."
NEW T
Neal Puydam
secured Props. Stand at
Miv S :7in. Reliable
I'AMI LINE.
andciff'ird
drivX-4
:1 nk'hvSB-i
Gcnrrrp.,
hotel, M in
first ela??
rvlre. Adv.
position as postmistress of the Cove
THIRD NUMBER OF THE HIGH SCHOOL LYCEUM COURSE TO BE
GIVEN THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27TB, AT 8:15.
Season Tickets for Hie Three Iteinuii jl(r Numbers .....$1.00
Admission to Single Number ..r0
Seawm Tirkeia May Be Purchiived at Silvotlhwnv' Single Ticketa May Be
Purchusid ut Hiv.h School Buildtng.
BUCKHECHT
CJ. 3. PAT. CI'F.
a a (!cxndiMe jj,
r a pair of Ai.
when you walk into
noe store ana asK tor a c.
HucKinciiT Army Shoes, j-u
can be sure
Tl. tl.i, Army Shoe is up
K tirularil Hut II u
ninde by voilnu-n who
have tumrd out ninrr tlun
6w,ooo Army Shoes under kf.
rijwri supiTvuum and dut
it in Kttkisl hv a moul uf mow th,n fifty
years ol lioniv.1 abuc manut'artunng.
look fr our rirn-J tpJe nsma
IJi''ii-irT HAtiivl .-n de s! of every
Shoe lor otit imiuu! piotivlion.
There just one tiling
to rcmrmlKT as!c for
the UtlcKlllCHT Army
Shoe hy n.ime and be
sure that )vu get U.
Then yon will appre
ciate why it is worn by
i thousands ol
Offic. M.n
Attorney.
I'Uy.icuiii.
Il.l.cr.
Hunter
and others in every wall
(an mito caused the explosion which Mr. and Air Ray Barker hnve re
leU Mr. Stevenson sans eyebrows ami, turned to their home. Mr. Marker ha
eyelnahea arid with a. severely burned -heeh in the nrmy and stationed in i
face. i Virginia camp until recently, when he
Mrs. Walter Younir very nKreeably jwn.i returned to Canin Lewis and mus
surpriscd her husband Satunlay even-itcred out. Mrs. Parker has been vis-
tine hv hnviliir uhntlt thirtv fi'imU iniitin rnliitii'D. in Pian t.n.1 Cilu. I i.
for a social time. Curds and other Tha Cove Civic Improvement club
iirnnies were indulged in and light re-jhas taken ch.nire of the Cove theatre
' jfreshments were served. Und will uive the first movie next Fri-
W. W. Gray has purchased n Mux- day night.
jwpll itinabout anil is taking chauffeur . II. F.. Illevins of La Grande was a
'lessons. Cove visitor Monday. '
I Miss Freda Klopfenstein of La Clarence Richards and Nathan Grey
Grande was the guest of Miss Goldie left Tuesday morning for Boston.
I'ohrman Saturday. j.Mass., where Jamea Iloux is conva-
I The river road is ngain in poor con-lescent in a hospital, recovering from
idition as a result of recent thawing, i shell shork. Thev hone to find him in
I nt'ti noiierisuii nieL won auio irou-jn coniliuon to nrmv' nun nome. .iame?j'
'ble Saturday evening while going to Houx is a brother of Mrs. Richards , "iAj
I.a Grande'and his machine is in a ga-!and Mi's. Grey.
; rage with a broken spring. I
U sfii
or Busi
jfc ness Inter- cf'
ests
m
i tiy'
Mr?!'
Every legitimate jj
banking accommo-
dation
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called for and Delivered ' CHAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
Farmer.
Orrh.rdi.U
Motornien
Conductor.
alk of life.
Assured protection
Miss Stella Newbill. Is, ! Competent counsel
If not olitainable fnxn your dealer, send
t,;:mi' :itid v.mii- i.tder dii-ei t to
BI'l'KIXGllAM & l!i:t 11 1'
Slanufarlnnts San I'tnnctsro
$8.00 to $7.00
she ( ;:k r i i.v su ir
U p1 r.n
Into .
( l)'ra(or
J.". I me.
ificd.
"i'-d v.
-I'll -.r
"I hi- ;.
Miss Maxine La Beau is hpre from ; Pnimpr T .a fira nflf Nlir-P
! her parents, who recently moved to
Perry from Spokane,
j Mr. and Mrs. William Sjon came up
I from their home nenr Island City Sat
urday to visit their son Leihton. They News
returned Sunday evenmc 'Stella Newbill. a well known nurse.
A host of friends p-athered at the j who tecelved luer professional train-. (.
home of Lawrence Hull last V twine:-i In in this city, to Capt. Norman L.
dav ever. i nir as a surprise on Mrs. ; Wallis. formerly or the British Im-!
Hull, who. however, jrot "neNt" before periul service, and now of the Ameri- j
uusr a: i ihii. t ne visitors aixi nosics?' can lied 1'ross in London, was ro
' lvpnircd to the tbince hall, where ..ev- j cel ed by the Observer lod:iy. The
era! hours were spent in ptnyimr ! weddiiiK took place la Loudon, Eni;..
brumes and dancing. Liuht refresh- ! January 11th.
ments were served. -" '' Mis. Wailis. after completlnK her
A number of La Grande people came training In til-? Givn'do Ronde" h s-
I do th
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j'nT nti:s in j m i:v
ri
, up Saturday eveninp to Btten 1 ihe
d 4 ore.
.Ldin Murray roeoverine; tvt-r hi,
iccnt ;iln-. s and is aain able t(i be
o it.
We have bail daily snowstorms dur
!t;' the past Week.
Ed S:ihnir w.is .l.iwn from Hilard
o')day and rr lor ted plenty uf snow
to tile moirilair-s fur the ler 'in-:
Married in England! Unbiased opinions
or (h ,i , m...!( Helpful, disinter
ested advice
Cf) These are the fea-
! i
() tures "which serve to
Cf5 make this jnstitu
tion V center, of
helpfulness for the
business interests
fjJ of this corrimunitv.
Consultation is held
ii i :vl in La t:
Viiik and took
in a 1.' dins h
ly 1 1 i . . 1 . f inu h-T:.
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of lA.-t je.tr v :th
tnK-
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we;it to N"tv
!HOIIlbs' ro.l.te
tlieie, especia'
is ait an-te i It -
erseiis tit .May
spititl tint Xo
In the
work he aiel .1. W. Seott an
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."Ml -ay I .! "
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"I'll'Vav 1 ..."'
"Can't !tl ie.ly Ml
M;y'nusiiiess ?'
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Wilne- es a
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Y. a.- ton "1 . ;
Ts th:.! con
Boyer.
'I'll -ny it is
i nr ja i nn-
"She toie nJmr out of her eel
bmke JeGwimlow, tire up t h
t:. -br
to ill
n will:
n fiom
i:-.l Mr
fahi.
ot W
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I ioii en i'-v-'J
i tvari ,M.nd:iv
Citptaih W.dhs I as b-e
service iuce l!U 4. He .-.. -I rii'st ;
h. ti,e infant. . tiW, ia .Le it., y.,i j confidential and
1 Ivitii: corps, and later tratlsf,.t r. ! Jff
l : He, I States enter m; the nr lie t- TUf.
bed to Cu Afletican Kt J J
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Ha
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in: a n. urn -.t t i 11.,
1'in-s In London. al:ltoiit:h still In !t
lippellll ..ervice
t'at'tain ami Alrs, "ft'allis will r -iii.
iii ia Lnulaml until be st'cures his
re,, i foni Ihe service, when Mlev
will :et nta 1 1.- this ci'tintiy. and
theit home in New Oi leans.
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bed 9
oiiio row ci'.i.nuu ri:s
I l, RAIN. ()., Feb. I r:uir fir.t
lalixe son to return from i.e;aca,
l'iak Ileain, nrrived alone, bat Ci it
lal .ttot linn the enthtiiaita "f the
tr. .He was met at tlie'-t ,lioe b a
.bum e-arp. :,nd a bat l n-i.t har.dt.U
of his old friend-. erorol al out lh.'1
htliiyc-s sc.'tice,! nt the ef a
B.dtv. shouting. ingitt p-rnde ami S WI.V. P.,F V
b.fKiuettn) 'Hie lanv r: waloh he Hut ke, (i4-year-old co'
had been emt'lalrt'd T'cfore"roinff into 1
-ervice shut ilow.T its plant
day. n'lit gave the u ef(i
end other ntl'omehile. to en' fijii-w.Tond tiiittv days' ttft- L1 i
v0 ttvet rt'iilt tftVt.! Hv' '' v ''"f4 Katie's reroid was(sS poim
'i;
U vited.
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Mxm Mwm.
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Fresh-Crisp'-Satisf ying ? l
This is exactly what , you'll say"'
when you taste yourfirst Snow
Flake Soda.'
That's what everybody saysbolit
ihem and that's why they are con
tinuing to be so immensely populav
Don't ask ftr crackers--say Sr? Jv '
Fhkes.
Your grocer can supply you.
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r.
t iw !ih:aks mil coi;ii.
7
Kjit;e Paul i
until recent of
ow iunI bv .Ialei mi;'1. ana S-n. of i
for thc.Tiora, vounty, 9 bwkenje Wvrld' ; y
fu.-k rvt:d. in ifo e?.s for m oVen -4a$' JT
n ffo-W.,0'ul thittv day' ttft. LV tho thirty ? 1
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J. C. HE WRY
Pwerjidence Undertaking Parlor
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