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LS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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to Live In Taconia .
wJ In - U Duyon. ,auglitv of
r,. Albert Aunter Jeave.
w. neMthe and Mr .Duttnn will
itl. ha. Just been discharged from
we-nth , a member of the ,,,,
fi d,8,10.n- Scoo,y"- B l ' fm.
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ronne and St. Mihiel driv.
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pent quite a little time In Bolgu
Caldwell Visitors In Town
Mi Isabella Millet, daushter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I). Miller re
timed to her homo in this city 'yes
terday arter spending the summer
visiting at the home of her grand
parents in Caldwell. She was aC
companled home by t.liBs Eldoro
Campbell, sister of Mrs. Miller, and
.....oo v-amppeu win be a visitor for
the) aest several weeks at the Millr
home.
Re-frns from Hot Lake
Mrs. T. W. King and two daugh
ters returned last evening from Hot
Lake whore they had been called
by tho Berious illness of Mr. King,
who has been receiving treatment for
sciatica. Mrs. King will return to
the Sanatorium and if Mr. King is
able to be moved will bring him
home. Later, they hope to take hin
to Portland for treatment.
Towlors FrightPn Sleepers
, Prowlers last night about one
o'clock awoke the C. S. Sandborg
family of 1709 Washington avenue
They distinctly heard some one walk
ing around the housa and on the
steps but did not Boe them. The un
known party flashed a searchlight
several times but when the police ar
rived some time after, no trace o(
the trespassers could be found.
O. A. C. Professor Here
Professor E. J. Fjeldstead of tho
department of animal husbandry at.
the . Oregon Agricultural College is
In the city at the office of the coun
ty agricultural agent.
Tourists to Seattle io By lcwiston
Tourists headed to Seattle. Spo-
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First Dance
Musicians' Protective
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kane and other northern Washington
points hava been coming to Ln
Grand and going through to Wal
lowa and Lewistnn, and then switch
ing back Into Washington. They say
the r ads thLs.way lire much bettei
than through I'endleton or4 Wallr
PWulla. . .
Uoes to Mi-ai-h.rm to Mcrt Sister
Miss .Miriam Smith, accompanfr'd
by Miss MarJore Logun and Alfre!
Myers, loft ths morning on No. 17 for
Meacham where they joined Mis?
Surah Smith who arrived oft No. 6
from Tortland where she has been
working in tho quartermaster's de
partment which ia stationed lu the
new post office building.
MotoriiiK lo Iji (iruiidc
Perry Oliver, who has bean visit
ing at Lake Chalon. In Washington,
and Mr. and Mrs. Turner Oliver o'
Spokane, but formorly of this city,
are expected to arrive today or to
morrow. They are motoring through
by way of Lewiston.
mivo Fish in Stream
Mark lhv ami U.-v Vlnl.c l,Vn
fVotyrned from a two day fishing trln
in Wallowa county, up on Little Mtn
atn. They ropovt fishing good but
from the number they brought back,
their friends believe that they left
most of the fish over there,
lieturns to The Dalles
Leaves for Kansas Home
Mrs. Alex Campbell and son Byron
and daughter Naomi, leave thin
evening for their home in Mnrys
villo, Kansas, after visiting for the
past six weeks with relatives in L
Grande.
Accept Position with Smith's (iiungo
Floyd Maxwell, of Unon, has ac
cepted a position with Smith's Gat
ago.
To Itetum from Ilirhland Visit
Miss Carol Currey will return thli
evening from a visit at the William
son humostead near Kjchland.
Purchases N'mv Hnynes Car
E. E. Kirtley Is" driving a new
Hayncs car which ho purchased yes
terday. jeave.s for Montana
Miss Uuth Taylor, daughter of
Mrs. H. P. Lewis, leaves this evening
for Dillon, Montana, to visit friends.
Announcement
The Caiiiplit'll Sisters wish to announce, to the
ladies of La Grande and vicinity, that they will open
their store .Saturday, August 'S.i, with a full line oli
MILLINERY
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The styles and shapes were never more beautiful
than they 'arc this fall-! "We will also cany Ladies'
Bilks, Coats, DresKes, Skirts and Shirt Waists.
New goods are being received daily, and in a short
time we will be have a complete stock. We solicit a
share of your patronage.
Campbell Sisters
Successors to 10. E. Kirtley.
f 1305 Adams Avenue.
GIVEN BY
La Grande Local 736
THURSDAY, AUG. 21 1919
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Continuous Music by. Two Orchestras
. A Good Time Assured All ' -
REX HALL
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Returns From Copalin Beach
Mrs. E. L. IlaUey and fttle daugh-
ter, Eu,naha'v returned from a three
weeks" visit at Copalis beach, here
they were joined by her daughter,
Miss ijertruue, anu ansa vuiuhtii.
They visited Pacific beads where the
great barbecue was held as a final
welcome to the returning: soldiers. A
band of 100 pieces and" a cltorusof 100
voices furnishejl the music to the
10,000 people that "attended. They
also visited friends in Seattle and
Alski beach, and report a most enjoy
able trip.
Visitors at Thomas Home-- .
Miss Eva Neely, of Portland, ar
rived this rooming on No. b' and is a
guest at the Ed. Thomas home. Other
guests at the Thomas home are L.
Hamerlymck and James Kcnwick, of
Portlnnd, and Mrs. C. H. Larson, of
Kansas City.
Gilbert Huntor Lands
Mrs. W. G. Hunter of Island City,
received word this morning from her
son, Gilbert, that he had arrived in
New York yesterday from overseas.
Gilbert was a member of the 3(itb
service company of the signal corps.
On Annual Vacation to Beach
Mr. and Mrs. George llillmun are
spending their vacation enjoying the
pleasures of bathing and having a
general good time at popular summer
resorts on the coast.
Bring Home Two Cars
Bert Hamilton and Dr. G. L. Big
gers returned last evening from Port
land where they went to drive home
a new Stutz car for Dr. Biggers. Mr.
Hamilton also drove home an Oakland
car.
Returns From Medical Springs
Mrs. O. E. Moran and daughter,
Kathryn, returned last evening from
Medical Springs. They stopped over
in Union yesterday where they attend
ed the Old People's meeting.
Baker Visitor Here
Miss Mary Ganawuy, of Baker, ar
rived in the city last evening for a
visit with friends.
Motor to Wallowa Lake
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Dunohue have
motored to Wallowa Lake for an outing.
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OO Way l 9 Visit tiiaudiwrenls
Miuiyi. Ora and .Terral Jasper, of
Freowalor. Btom.ed over between
to Cove to vtfeiT their granttparents
Theywere calledoto Cove by Hut 111-
iicsa of their grandmother, Jlrs. Una
! well.
former fc-li-n(H Unfiled Out
Local trleuds ol "Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Cartor, of Hood, dllfer. for many
years rusldonja of this valley, will
regret to hear that tlfey h;tt had
tho misfortune of losing their housCi
at Jlood'Kiwr and all the' ronton!
by flro. Ily streiiuims efforts only
was the large apple packing House
saved. The cause of the flro and the
mattor of Insurance have not ye
lieou ascertained Irero.
Leaves For Zanesville, Ohio .
Mrs. Charles Andrews, whose hus
band died a short time ago and whose
son died while in France with tile La
Grande hospital unit, left last even
ing for Zanesville, Ohio, to visit for a
month or two.
Leaves to Visit Parents
Miss Madaline Smith left yesterday
morning for Wallowa where she will
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith.
l'ortluuders Arrive for Visit
Dr. nd Mis. J. E. Hall, of l'orl
land, arrived on No. 17 this morn
ing from eastern points for a vlsi'.
with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Smith.
Mrs. R. E. Stitos returned to hor
home In Tho Dalles I Ills morning af
ter a visit here with relatves and
friends.
.Morn Co'inty Agrlelllliirallst lien I
C. C. Calkins, county agricultural
ist from M0ro, is in tho city on busl j
uess. ,
Arrives to Join Husband
Mrs. Cato Johns arrived on No. IS-
last evening to Join her husband.
Visitor in Imbler
Mrs. Harold Grady is spending a
few days with Mrs. Lyle Kiddle of
Imblcr.
Your Kodak may need repairing
if you fail to get good pictures, sonic
thing must be wrong; better stop in
at Silverthorn's and let them tell you.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA SRANDt.OBCQON.
Red Cross
Drug Store
The ProacrlpUoa Btore.
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CAItl) OF THANKS
The uiiduisigiied wish lOi-cby to
convey toOheir friends an Pxpregsion
b their Prat Kudo 0aiid appreciation
of the kindnesses shown them and
the sympathy fiVstowed during tho
illness and dentil of their husband
and fulher.
MItS. LAWHKNOE, ..
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MltS? WILSON.
MKS. G. W. POWELL.
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Friday Saturday
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A two reeler, full of Ar-
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IN LA GRANDE, OREGON
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The Love of Good Mask
Is the sign of cudture, and iu this day and '
age it is possible for every one to enjoy it.
Even if you are not a performer yourself,
vou do not need to be without it.
. 13ECAUSK, the Brunswick phonograph,
which plays all records at their best, will
bring into your home (he world's greatest
artists, both vocal and instrumental.
There are jiist two things which makes
the Uninswick the phonograph Supreme:
First, o patented double ultoiia, the re
producing, device which enables you to play
all makes ot' records without the use of any
special attachments;
Second, trie scientifically constructed
wood sounding horn, which does away with
all metallic horsness and makes reproduc
tion rich and natural.
Stop iu and have a demonstration of this
wonderful machine, and remember that you
can arrange any reasonable terms of pay
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"Where Your Credit Is Good." '
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BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE & GRANITE CO.
Mounment Makers of Quality,
1502 S Ave., La Grande, Oregon.
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will provo Just what you
want. You'll, find them de
licious for afternoon tea. You'
will relish thorn mightily is
a dossort tor the luncheon.
We Bake Them Fresh-
i crory day, and never aeom ab
le to make enough. Why not .
'order youra now and avoid
disappointment!
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