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TUESDAY,, MARCH 25, 1973. 0
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LA EVENING OBSERVER.
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Tl?cre is no need.of fn.sfrviiff 4jt.o ct into yourVpring outfit
thi'ii give your old dm sin ;.r,A anything curable to tl'e Rod
f'ross, and they wi.l he rtit to fli: f stress mid suffering peopje of
Europe. Colli'(,tiiitf .a!j'on: ?.in.liall, ()!d ToVn Grocery,
rfoel's Crocerv, Noith Wde dficerv, l.tlmer Mill hoarding' House,-
......
WILL CONSECRATE '
BI3H&P OF BAKER
Hy .ftocluttd Vi--m to Th Crvr
Seattle March 25. Right Rev. Jo
seph F. jy-Grath, Tacorna, will be to i-
;1U LLL8 IS STAKTU) ?
(Continjied fronPajO 1)
0'" mm ii nfurnnm-irTr unii'TiTin it
ilium
hospital unit was rut on board thr
"Montan e' whoa alio docked at Now
N,I.
sccrated here Tuesday as bishop of tliVork t0,day,. wfs A'
H..!. fir,.' ,ti,.. lii,..,. rt on- who had recoived a tekjr
the Momnn OuBolic church .fromf"01" 9!"keLo.iter'
March liWIi to liWi, 1.019.
Eton's Dress Shoe
.Men's Work Shoes
Ladies' SIioch
Ladies' Oxfords
Ladies' Pumps
.Boys' Shoes
$3.50 to $9.00
?2..r0 to $6.25
$2.75 to $12.50
$1.25 to $9.00
$ 1.25 to $7.50
S2.25 to $4.25
' Misses' and Children's Shoes $1.25 to $3.25
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Canvas Shoes,
Pumps and Slippers for spring and summer
wear have just been unpacked.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
will be prrj-ent afthe services.
I
JO. K. lirAitg cx( ('hail man
The chairman of t'le U -y :ipu.nt?l
many, part? o Vifie nortjwwt B.E chairman for J
I'npal BulMoy-l. ;e lunclu-Jn m-xt Tuenday. and the if
, ' 1 , , ,, ;iiieetinB then udjourn"d. A couiin::-
nated for the BaKcr dioceM by I'opt , m(,el!ng wa8 , progleM afu.,-lietit-Jict
early in Januiiy, but the w,ird , COC9ider B rmluost ,!lade
plipal bull makinn the appointment .id ,)Jr Ml. F),ey (uril! tlle inchco!1
not arrive here until a few days o. ;,.... ,,. .,.,. or .,, luncheons
lii-v. Mi'Crath will be installed as
bp rtiauged, to begin either an hail:
bishop of taker April 1 at tno nam- vjrlior or an hnur later each day.
dral of St. i-runcia de tmlea. lie will ,f ti,8 CCuld not be d':no. Mr. Foley
Kuccved Right Id v. Charles J. O Reil ;iP.tlmated, he would have to deny
ly, who wu3 nppo'ntcd ill April, l'JIS, lilniHolf the pleasure of havlni; .the
tj the Lincoln, Neb., diocese. i business men lunch with hlnvas his
j Of Irish liirth. j regular trade was sufferinB con-
Bishbp-elect McGrath war. born in Biderably. i This fititstlon will he
Irclnnd 47 years ai;o. After studying settled next Tuesday.
theology in Montreal he was ordained j
there in lHH". by Archbishop Fabre fori.ViIsf)x SHOWS CONEKN
the Snrinrficlcl, Muss., diocese,
Later Father McGrath spent two
OVER THE I'EACE TREATY
yeurs in. missionary work among the (rty. AMuoc,tca Tress to The Observer
Indians of northern Michigan. Thero
he overtaxed his strength and went
PARIS, March 25. President Wil
son met Premiers Clemenceau, Lloyd
to Texas to rest. Later he came toi . ri.1,1 , tv, tnr; f.
Seattle Tacorna. fice at s &elock yesterday afternoon
for an hours conference before the as
UNUSUAL AND ATTRACTIVE - lBemunng 0f the supreme war council.
WINDOW DISPLAY AT C'ARR'P Both the conference and the su
A window display which is attract- j preme war council were held amid a
inar much attention on Adams avenuo feeling of concern over the revolntion-
ia the display of read and willow fur-'ary developments in eastern Europe Saturday and Sunday.
jniture of the Carr Furniture company, and the lack of definite results thus
I A larjre collection of chairs, settees, far reached in the Paris conference in j Ladies Bring your old hats to the
lockeni, tables, slumber chairs and stabilizing European conditions. Pmk Shop to be made over. At Foley
3-23-tf
TlttS'STORE IS 'A DEPOT FOlf COL
LECTlN'CLOTltlNC." EOIJ EjSU
CROSS DRIVE.-LEATE ANYTlIINvl
HERE YOU WISH TO GIVE AND
WE WILL CARE FOR IT.
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street . Across the Tract
Mary Pickford in "'Johanna Enlists."
A treat for the children. Star theatre.
3-25-4t
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY
The anglers' season begins. You will find a com
plete line of high grade tackle at
Putaan's Drug Store
REXALL STORE
.1 11 15 KKX DAUBER SHOP
( onlrcll & Holliday, Props.
Union shop, evcrythinif clean and
sanilary. All first-class workmen. We
solicit n share of your pntronnfre.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Six rooms, bath. Close' in. Will
sell furnished. Terms if desired. Phone
Main 7U1. H-25-tf
The King Of Crackers
Tro-Blu Graham
! Local and District
J Exemption Boards Have
Wound Up Their Work
(. On March 31st the exemption board
'which has been sustained at La Grande
since the selective draft act went into
(effect will cease to exist. As u mat
! ter of fact, the office is already closed,
the records having been shipped away
I to Washington Suturday, and the
clerks, Miss Gladys Black of the local
'board, and Mrs. W. J. Church of the
i district board, left with nothing to do.
! At the end of the month their con
nection with the government will be
officially severed.
other useful articles mr;de of willow
jreed is most artistically arranged.
As a fit setting for this display,
'large vases of mnnificont pussy wil
tlows have been interspersed with the
idinpiugs and add a charming touch of
life and color to the entire window.
The idea of adding the pussy wil
lows to the display is most timely and
of an educational feature, inasmuch
as the furniture is made of exactly the
same kind of willow as the pussy wil
I low stalks.
I According to . the current fashion
imnpazines, reed furniture will be
! much in vogue this summer, especially
I the ivory and frosted brown finishes
President Wilson was known to re-
liard the situation as serious and as
calling for energetic action toward
hastening the work of the conference
to completion and there was reason to
believe that this would be one of the
main subjects before both meetings,
rather than the iormal questions on
the program.
ENGLAND SECURES ASYLUM
FOR CHARLES OF AUSTRIA
GUILD MEETS TONIGHT. .
The mombors of the Westminster
j Guild will meet this evening at the
home of Miss Ethel Wright, Penn ave
Inue. All members -are invited to attend.
COPENHAGEN, March 25. The
Vienna correspondent of the Berlin
Vossische Zeitung says Colonel Strutt::
who as stationed at Ekartsan by thv
British- government to watch the
treatment (accorded former Emperor
Charles, had doubts as to the safety
of the one time monarch and obtained
the assent of Switzerland' to grant
him asylum without consulting
Chnr'ei.
Bldg. Mrs. II. Metcalf.
Just arrived shipment of Boscn
magnetos. Special Ford magnetos.
Hamilton Garage, corner Fir and Jef
ferson. 3-5,-tf
MONET TO LOAN.
On
iJllIOD
aten.
Improved roat property In
county. No delays. Current
La O-tanrtp investment Co.
A WANT AD wm do It
terrible owo of Rcrtma contracted when a
mere boy fow.'lit disease for L-n years, witu
lmirdoicnf'K-cialisUL Both icRSia tornlile con
dition. Almoiitau:rvou!iwn.-ck. It tuuk, jiut
il bottles to clciir up Uiis disease."
'iliu Is the late tctimony of a pmmfrcnt
newspaper mnn. HiB name uml his n-iiimka!;le
story in full on request Wc have seen bo man
ether cure with this marvelous liquid waU
tliat we fruely oiler you a. bottloou our cuiguual
vuaroitfce. 'fly it today. . . .
for Skin Disease
l'l'T.UA.VS DUIt; hl'()l:H
Blue Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
The Crackers for you
True l!lu Crahams are made from specially pre
pared flour, ground according to Dr. Ur.aliams
, original formula. The skill with which they are
'linked in the Tru 1 tin great daylight kitchens
helps enhance the appetizing, nourishing good
ness of these popular
AMERICAN CRACKERS
"We also carry a complete line of Tru Hlu Crack
ers and Eancv Cookies,
'20 cents huys a large can of Urown Heauty Ilea us
if you haven't tried these hcaus you have
missed a treat.
A Complete Line of Fresh Fruit r,nd Vegetables,
and Bailer y
PHONE MAIN 75
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All.Work Culled for snd Delivered Cll S, EDWARDS. Trop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL rilhNK RED U2
523I0PEN DAY AND NIGHT fT
J. C. HENRY.
. Residence Undertaking Parlor
FTOEB.AL'jD.IRECTOr'3 AND LICENSED"
Just Received The Largest
And Most Artistic Collec
tion Of
Reed (Will OW f
FURNITURE
Ever Brought to La Grande
hi: ED
si i, vi us
KOC KICK'S"
SUTTKKS '
DAVK.Xl'OUTS
TAHLKS
FKHY-STAXnS
LAMPS
NLUMHF.R
CI IA IK'S
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UriJOLSTKRED
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THE NEWEST
PATTERNS OF
TAPEST1MES
CRETONNES.
AND
ART. FABRICS
SEE OUR WINDOWS
. CARR FURNITURE COMPANY
The -House That'Serves You Best
YOUR'-CREDIT-IS GOOD".
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
: THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
nili mmm tio'rfiirWiniJiiiirir iiri Kiia).irLBfjfl niiim"jtmjJi
The Biggest Food Value in
for 10c is
GOLDEN EGG
MACARONI
You fast by giving up meat; but you feast on
more-than-me-at when you substitute Golden Egg
Macaroni.
Good Vinegars Heinz Pints and Quarts Cider
and Wine.
Grape Fruit for everybody nOw 3 for 25d
Jy'osh Green Onions and Iiadish, jier bunch 5?
Iso scrubbing of toilet. bowls use Sani Flush.
See our fine display of Sweet Pea Seeds. '
Japanese Oranges at, per dozen 30 and 35
Fresh Raisin Bread every morning. Buy Aunt
Jemima Pancake Flour in 4-lb, sacks. Don't
vverlook Swansdown Cake Flour for white cakes
Cotfec in bulkat, per pound 30f 40C and 50
"We deliver your'cream" or milk with your orders.
t jne Lottage LUewe order a day alien,,.
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Ml W V at w " s ' I- !! t
PHONE M&tX 80
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