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'SPRING ' APPAREL'
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Indeed, this opening display has tke oc
casion of assembling only the newest in
their most delightful fashion. They af
ford just such a varied selection as you
will delight in most. Beautiful new
spring time colorings make them the
most beautiful yet. Coats at
$20 TO
$75
NEW DRESSES
Serges, poplins, satins, Georgette crepe,
made up in the newest models. Choose X
from our selection and avoid disap
point Dresses at $14.50 to $37.50 '
In the making of which every operation'
id studied and perfected and standard
ized, until through scientific tailoring
Kirschbaum clothes (ready-to-wear)
yield the utmost in fit, looks and wear
that can be given men at moderate
prices. Men's suits
$20 $25 $30 AND $35
MEN'S SHIRTS
Be proud of the shirt you wear today
wear the kind with the quality kept up.
vEvery xne guaranteed. Priced at
1.0 $Z $15.50 TO $5
SPRING MILLINERY
The loveliest creations of the sea
son will be found in the millinery
department.- Both in large and
Bmall shapes in all the new colors,
such as henna, liberty rose, victory,
combination and jay blue. Come in
and look them over.
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Department
NEW SHOES
Your shoes are a very important
part of your dress. They should
have that quiet and perfect refine
ment that you demand in any other
article you wear. Our shoes have
that unmistakable quality which
marks the well-dressed man.
Men's Shoes....$3.50 TO $9.00
Store
IKOIIi rilOM IIOSPITAIj
Mrs. Anna Pause, who lias boon
detained at the Oriinde Hondo hon
jilla! tlio pant throe wcks following
on oiiuriillnn, wns able to return to
her linnin yesterday.
WEATHER FORECAST.
PORTLAND, March 1. For Ore-!
icon: Knln In the west, ruin or kiw!
in the east portion; strong southeast-1
orly winds, shifting to southwesterly
gales.
II WHY WE BELIEVE.... . . i
Rexall Medicinal Preparations !
1 ' ARE THE BEST YOU CAN EMPLOY . j
mill First. Tliav are not "Cure-alls." There is one Hull
LA GRANDE PEOPLE ARE
LIBERAL WITH O.-W. BAND
III NAMED
I.ibernl old I.a Grande hns come to Grande is nnd will continue Co be
the front, as she always does, in a
manner Hint is gratifying to every
person who calls thia place home.
When the 0.JW. band uniform fund
wns started by the Observer, first one
and then another name added itself to
the list until today the Observer
proud of the O.-W. boys.
The corrected and revised list of
those dunntiug with the amount each
has , donated follows:, , ,
Evening Observer t 25.00
J. C. Penney Co 2G.00
Rod Cross Dig Store 25.00
,. , . ... I. a Gram e will ng (Jo
pleased to report the printed list of ,,,ri,d j f 25 nn
First They are not "Cure-alls." There is one
made for each ordinary ailment.
Second Their efficacy has been demonstrated
by thousands of satisfied users for the past
fifteen years.x
Third Every drug aho! chemical entering into
them is of known purity and potency.
X - .
We not only recommend these preparations to
you but will cheerfully refund the full purchase
price if not satisfactory.
Putman's Drug Store
- The Settl& Store
subscriptions below and asks that this
list be cut out of the paper and pre
served In every household.
The sentiment for the movement Is
unanimous in the city and the onlv
reason it has hung as long as it has Is
,due to the Observer being unable to
spare anyone to go and finish the job.
Mrs. R. J. Cotncr of the collection de
partment of the pnper, volunteered
her services and during the past two
lays has seen a great many who hnd
United Slates National Dank. 25.00
La Grande National bank ., 5.00
N. K. West 25.00
I.n Oraudo Oro. Co 26.00
Hlll'B Dept. Store 25.00
1). C. Hamilton 25.00
J. J. Carr : 25.00
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co 25.00
Knights of Pythias 25.00
Sam Harris . . .' 25.00
Mrs. Honnn 5.00
Cieo. Pulmer Lumber Co 25.00
id sum
HIGHWAYS
j Intended telephoning their subscription jMoose Lodge 25 00
but had neglected It. She has collect-1 J. A. Russell 25.00
ed the money and the first of the 'Observer Employees 10.50
week the Observer will turn over toiDr. E. P. Mostmnn 10.00
J. T. Itidenaur, ntannirer of the O.-W. Oregon Grocery Co . 10.00
1 K. & N. band a check for $H1:, which ;SlcKrlHt Jewelry Co 10.00
represents the amount donated by the jSllvorthorn Drult Co 10.00
business firms and people of the city ; Peare & Son 10.00
for the purpose named. A list of the i Pollack Grocery . -. 10.00
names and amounts each Knve will beiSrrunton store
I attached to the check with a request
that the band preserve it In the ar
chives of their band, which rest as
sured, the band will do.
Mr. Kidenaur is arranging to order
.uniforms, measures of the men are be-
Ming taken and It will not be long until
line air o! the l.randp Knnde vn pv i
I will be filled with music from fortv-l!;:,J- iKr,n(,n
leight piece hand wearing nifty, up-t'o-1 " hllB ,?Tc"y-
the-minute uniform. Will U Ciramle ? 8
ba proud of that hand? Well, just1": Jr.
I , ... .. . Mi. Ed Ford ...
..nt nun ort bliv utmiuil It VIS.
i Which will 1-e proof positive that I .a
10.00
C. D. Putnian 10.00
I.tivy-Vogcl Drug Store .... .10.00
Pat Foley 10.00
E. E. Klrtley 10.00
l.a Grande Pharmacy 10 00
Paltison Bros 10 00
Home Ind. Telephone Co. . . 10.00
J. G. Snorigrass 10. 0o
6 00
5 00
5.00-5.00
COUNTY ORGANIZATION WILL
GIVE ROAD PROBLEM
' STUDY.
DATE OF MASS MEETING
IS YET UNDETERMINED
Plan In to Get Every Part of County
Represented and Then Decide What
Kind of a Campaign Is Needful to
Inform the People Relative, to Ne
cessity of County Action.
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E. V. Esstma
W. II. Perry .
J. V. Corbett 6.00
Frank Heasty . . . ,
:Iir. C. T. Dacon ...
Mrs. J. T. Kidenaur 5.00
AjWin. Ash 6.00
At a meeting Friday evening of the
road supporters it was decided to hold
a mass meeting in La Grande at a
date which would be agreeable to the
members of the State Highway com
mission. At that meeting all commit
teemen are asked to come and bring
with them men whom they know to
he interested in the road problem of
Union county. This does not menn
that only advocates of paved highways
shull ho Ynmtr! Knt !niU.a ..
S on '3 fr 0r MKI,inst ,he Proposed plan of
road construction, just so he 'is an ad-S-00
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K 00 .nua iuuiiij uricgaLion win
New Black Kid Oxford, Louis heel. Best grade of
kid and very dressy. Price, per pair $S.O()
New Patent Leather Pumps, Louis heel, plain, op
era pump for street or party war. Price, $7.50
New All Brown Kid Lace Boot, Louis heel. v A new
' spring style. Price J., 5jW..r0
New all black Kid Lace Boot, Louis heel.. Another
spring style. Price ??S.(K
New All Blck.Kid Lace Boot. Long vamp and
Louis heel. The best grade of kid. Price . 1 ().(!
New Brown Kid Vamn with brown cloth top to
match. Military heel. Priced a !j7.r!l
L J. French Shc
Savoy Hotel
thristte'H Variety Store ....
Ni'Whn Hook & Sta. Store.,
Pabirn Cnnfectlonery
I'ritnk Harris
L. 1.. Sniidarass
Modern l.uundiy
II. G. Trull
K. L. Lilly
siuunard l.aunilty
Nobn Skiff
t'hae. llimn ,
WiiltiiiK Millinery
J. n. l.yai h Co
K. J. lonohiie .
Grunile lavestiuent -Co . : .
Club Cigar Sioie
Arcade Tht-atre '.
Miss n. M llardenbroek . . .
Until linker
Gttoree Itirniv
A. W. Ifojsim
l.ou Given ,
Hlttw's. Sl(tli ....... M. .
Woml 'tleriycl
O. M ' ltlrhck
R. J. Oreeno. . . . . . .a.
J'iljrts , Studio .c.
r,tnitn I.edeiW 4
J tj J. Robhs
,maim noio ri,.
! attend the meetini? as soon an it
'called and will probably be a hundred
strong, lor Wallowa county has the
good roads germ firmly implanted nnd
6.00 t
b'oh. ' worl!i,,K vigorously.
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I The committee for the entire' enuntv
chosen Friday evening consists of the
following well known men:
Hot Lake-Dr. W. T. Phy, Leon
Wilkinson, G. W. DeTjy.
Ijiilil Canyon E. T. Peebler, P. W.
Miller, Chas. (iramly, Tom Sherwood.
E E. Grout.
lilue Mountain Grange C. I). Huff
man, A. P. Davis, .T. O. Anson, Kin
est lip Long. J. A. Holman.
. Starkey William Kriggs, Ralph
Miiuvnn. j(.nn Well. Jr. .
Ililgiird Wiliiam Condit. Fred TaSl.
6 Oil John S.'ott, C. X. is.
S 00 I Meacham J. I. Casey. .
SCO;, Kamela Frank Haitian, J. D. Fon-
2 5o 'laine, M;irtin K"ing.
5l! Perrv Karl Stoddard. George Per-
50lry, H. II.. Minmaugh, Ed-I'can, H. J.
J60.Nlson. .
00. Island City AlWrt Hunter, E. E.
0 Kiddle, Ire 0Illoand. Gnfrit
t.v Hloklnn.l, Guy Glenn, illtam Moss. T.
2 00 J. Sny.Vr. Walter M. Pierce, Htlert
1.S0 Clark. F.d Myertick. Q O
100'o Medical Springs Durham W .,(
100 P. P, ? S rge .-iouui. O
6.00
5.00
6.00
6 00
5.00
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6.(10
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5.00
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CX SMOOTH,
-SjCREAMY WHITE
gygigrf? FLOUR
tBlS EXCEUENT FOR
BAKING
Flour, like all comiabdies, 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 t
Wheat, Washington, and all grades Union county Plour.
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE COVERS THE CITY
Harris Grocery
408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK .
"United States Food Administration License No. G505255" '
If You are Thinking
ofvBuilding
Then yd
Because
are thinking of us
ipsue Contractors' bonds,
EmployersVLjability and Fire Insurance-
And we givexthe real service
Security Insurance Agency
CIIAS. II. REYNOLDS, Manager.
The Modern
Laundry
That is tbo Laundry tint has grown in tlie past
year. It is thesystemWc have that speaks for
itself you get tic samt laundry back that you
Bend us. You get it back clean ironed exactly
to order. ; A .. .
No Wire Edgeon Your Collars.
Try us, we'll show you
Phone Main 77
bourne. E. .J. Conrad, Alex McKeniie,
I Clyde Myers, G. I. Wade.
W. A. Coughanaur, L. B. Garrison,
Arch Spain, Ed Lcdbctter.
lelornset L. B. Hyatt, P.obert : Elgin Frank Smith. Arthur Hall-
Uurns, E. A. Eams. - garth, W. O. Parks, A. H. Parsons,:
i nion-jim nui.;ninyon. Hubert Scott Harris, Cecil Galloway and R.
Withyeombe. L. A. Wright, Will Vo-' Shti-mnker.
ti, himiw n, rrant nw, u,i i ,. (;rn.v pto n:.... r r
.varian inivis, ,,.hrev!i. C M rni.. l..h
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a. ,'scitiirii, M. S. !.vv
Toney Smith nnd .less Ser.cer.
Imbler S. I.. Brooks. II. II. Huron,
II. McGeldrick, W. E. Ruckmnn, Wal
ter Stringhanv Walter Wade, J.. A.
i Altel W. K. I.elbitter,.floyd Mc
Kvnnon. John Well. Charles Playle.
W. T. Wiillsinger, Everett Wahinger,
Sam jckman, D. B. Ruckman, Bruce
Clark.
Mt. fllenn E. P. Whiting, N. M.
Fiek)J. C. T.cjggs, Grover Grimnieii
B. M. Durlaajt. .
Co Frank Conley, r.vUiKK Miller.
M. id Crtr, 1-K.yu I arier, ath
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Iligk's, Robert Cetner, F. L. Bennett,.
J. li. llihennon, John Collier, L. U .
McKennon, H. S. Brownton, W. Ik
GranJ.v, T. J. Scroggin, J. G. Snod-
grass, A. V. Andrews, Dan Tanner,
V incent Palmer, William Bollon. A.
T. Hill. F. L, Meyers, K. J. Itihnes,
George T. Cochran, A. W. Nelson, G.
L. Ijirkon, Bn.cc bennis, H. A.
GarfieldSi iinuiiai, Jui.n Lnbern. Wil
linm (g'aa.:., i4'onard Norton, J. F. 1
I Vonnell, C. W. Bingner, R. PsWelli,
r. A. Osterlund.
i-icyu (.arier, Hainan, Th. r.u ,.!.-.. .in I
jPamm. Mtvtt Beer. Tobe Reese, g. of!jet ,t lh. Mm, iU(,
j closing tiieir ttore until j abou? Of?l
M.'liray, Tom Conklin.
9 0 1 North Pow'5t C. B. ,'!. W? A IO Summerrflli
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Palmer Junction Frank Baker.
mrei n.n . .Mult lor Bandmaster C.oss. Ohri J,.Tinon. W. A.
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