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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1919)
TWO SKri'lA.MHKK RBMMU !ESnWIBIEaEGar!W.aiJEJ ,j;.a fit: 1:1 UTZ&DUNN SHOES. it jjff Pi felt 1 f Cor.sgl Sale HILL'S DEPT. STORE NEW FALL FABRICS, RICH IN QUALITY, COLOR AND VARIETY. Knowing Unit you arc thinking now of your new frowns, suits ami dresses Tor Fall, yi' have pre. fwiH'il an advance showing of Hie newest DRE33 FABRICS in all (lie new weaves and colorings. It'sa liandsoiiic assort incut. GOSSARD CORSETS 'All Wool Suitings, ol-in. wide $3.50, $3.75 Wool Serges, .'ifi-in. to -ri l-in. wide OSc to $4,25 yew Velvet, yard wide $4.00 New Corduroy, yard wide ,r)0c up Fancy Stripe and Plaid Silks $2.19 to $4,00 Come in early and see tbe line while it is com plete. Just as it readied us from the mills. $1.69 AM hizca TWO STVI.KS All Sinn In Winner's Itutroof Cor.ictH iro on n Hpcrinl sale at SU.lid, These are brand new enisels which were blight at n special price mill we lire Rivinir you the benefit of our buy. At present there lire all sizes in these corsets, but come early as there is only a lim I'.cl i umber of these cuacta at Jl.uy. if BLOUSES Of Crepe de Chine and O forg et to Crejie in a nunilier of new models. The woman who wants either a tailored Mouse l'r her newsiiit of a charming dressy one, will want one of these. 'Immi ilf WW p!!?WS".W?JJTy,VffMl,i1 Jimt$kfc mm 'tmm mi Gordon Furs lifternoou,., Airs, . MMkr(1 wjio had been a lonK-lifM resident of On-i-on, wat mm f " "Pft O'lf wife of K. S. Millt-r, rmo of th; projnIiH'iit0fri-;iin nnd flour ir-n of rortlai-d. In udttiT.on to her hn. bund. v.w Is yirvivod by two n-n, hdwln and Marjovifi, nui.ihor of forolhniH mid jdsh-i-. T( riiiiernl .--fTvicr'fl will he li- ld in the First M(!th-)diKt rhun.-h. Yd!:fdiiy. at 2 p. m. in chare if .P. I. I'inh'y & Son. Intfrnicnl will lie in Uivr vlow comiitcry. ToloL'j-atn. Mi i ir TnrrrmTi TT w I DON'T "WAIT i ORDE& NOW o o e 'a lies will soon beione iNEW TODAY! Dlt. Jl. I'. LANUIS- I'hysicinii and ; Bri?eon. Bulla 10-11, mei Kll- i veriborn Orui; store. Cou'TuI but ' , gory a siiocliilty. J'hone.M !lii office; M S Res. We have ELIJKftTAS AN'!) CIJAWFOUDS. A.jiiee lot of Cuneurd Grapes. WE HAVE THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES YOU DO TITtf REST WAITED Modern 6 roomed hv ' IHHM) down as first pnyrneilt. A ply 2707 N Deput St. t-:;-; t i'OR SALE Kuriiislii d or nnfur- : 3 nilied. allraetlvo !io:ne. with va.'- (y liKe, In he;irt of I .a (ir::ii(le. ' rooms anil hath room; k i "on 'il J poreh. Ilaudsoine eliandi'lii-i y. .Ml i3 asses.iinents p.iid. Easy U'rm.i. Ail ilress 1'. O. liox 61. !i-:;U-iitp & HGH GJ2ADE EATABLES - M'M HGH GRADE EATABLES - 'tV? house work after Saturdays. Call ixhofd i nd iiack -ML I)-;ji'-if Select your now Fm-s while lite stock is at its height. Thru ct ill! tlif .u.hI ks siMo out of your furs Ibis winter. AIMMJKS l-'Odl 1!0!M'K Mrs. Ciddio Ill.MiUcn.ship of Ui is ity has appli-'d for a divnif" in Wallowa county, a':.inst J. !in IJhinknnship. Mrs.. lilaiikiMiahip will lnvo foi Wallowa some time tiiis wotl; ir nee alxnit her c::se. on jaot.s. To defendants Joseph T. Reck, ;,vze U. 13-ek. Tiock Brothers and all unknown pni-sons having or Ktiininotm In th circuit court of the state cf ')re:ion for Tnion county. U. Ii. Warner, plaintiff, vp. Jos eph T. Ueik and Oeoivf H- Th-ck. partners doin;; husiin's to'-.l her as Bock UrotlieiH, and all persons, un known If any, having or rl:iin;in'; any lntere.st in, or to, the real pu perly hereinafter descriiicd: d-'l-'iul- Cams 'Twcen Tees? I?s3 Easy "Sets-IS" Any Corn or Callus Comes 0!i Peace fully, Glorioujsly. Kevcr Tails. It is eay for "(Ivts-U" tij r'ia-li "liiinl-to-Kft-llt" Cjr!i:i, :ui'l hc-t t r )(, it is winy to lenitive liii-m. tuudo "CJtts-lt" UJukcs ihciii tome 'ipiminp any interest in or to LoIr ! and 2 in- Work 125, Chaplin's Ad dition to La Grande, Union county. iOn,'on adverse to plaintiff: ' You and each of you are hereby !rctiiirel tn appear and answer the "eoNiph'int or application for juds fment, fjle'd imaiiiMt you in the a novo entitled cause and court, qd or before November 15th, 1919, and for want therof your default will he entered against you; and the plain ;t If will take the doc roe or judgment. of said court against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint or application foreclosing this tar lien certificate or delinquency No 11 of Union county, Oregon, and as sesstnents, being tax liens upon lots one und two In block one hundred and twenty-five in Chaplin's Addi; Uon to La Grande, Union rnuut.'r Oregon, Lr taxes and assessment:-' for 1907 and every year sinco upoi said lots, with accumulated penalties and Interest, costs and disburse meats, as provided by law. This summons is published in; the La Grande Evening Observer, fo: six consecutive weeks by order of lion. J. W. Knowles, Judge of the qbove entitled court made and enter ed September 29th, 'liH9. Dated Sept. 30lh, 1919. C. II. FIXN, Attorney for Plaintiff. WALLOWA FAIR THIS WEEK (Continual from Page 1) horse not winning In provlmw Iliees. Piirso J!. 1-2 in i lo for boys under 1.1, win HiiiK horse In previous races barred, l'unrn $15. 1-4 mllo free for all cow hoys, wIihiIiik horse In previous raeen barred, t'urso ir. Cow boy's novelty race, l'urse $10. To all free for all ritres an entry ' Tee of 6 per rem. will be churned, .which will be added in the purse. The above pi on urn will bo udded to uk aeeuit uecessary to meet l he .needs of the homos pretieul. LOCAL TAPPEMNG, t I Cove Woman Mere on Itiisiuesi, Mrs. Elsie Murrhisun of Cove wn.; in the elly today on business. Joint Teacliein' luslltiiic- The olfico of Mm eouiily schnol superlnlendtiul is busy Ibis week kottliiB out letters lo the leacbers i for the jelnl Union anil linker conn- I ly teaclier's lnsiilule, which will be j held tiiis year al linker, Oitubei ' S, 9 and Hull. i IIECISTIIATIOX STII.I, HO.MII.Mi AT (). A. r OltKdOM AfllilCULTl'ltAL COL I. Kill-:, Sept. SO. KcKlsTrntliin eon ! Ilnuea lo onr at the college. Thos,UKI. who have netually completed thole ioi:bilralion nuinlier 2504 and lh riniiro is tuereasliiK daily. An en-, rdbiwln rollment of fully lliliiu is expected ye i . Mrs before Ibo end of tile school year. ''' of I'.'r (ilveii Mnrrlnico l.ltiw Of the 2!i04 shnlenls reKlslefrt praim soli.- Walter M. Cole and Miss Cor.i i only 5 1 :l are vocal lonnls. This nieae, a n-ntiny mi winy, until or I'enilleton. were thai approximately 2:100 who come ' rhiircbi K ranted u in.n riai;e license yeslerday ' lo the eollece arc crnilnales of liiuh ' died al MiavinK oiled for various hrancli- e.s. In siKrieuliuru i ho enrollmenl ban pa.'-'ieil l!ie mlvance number giv- 'en by Demi, Conlley G00 by 58 jl-'our liuiidiid -mid eiKlit y-four stll ueut.i liae coiuiileted rel.stralior fur ci'iiiiii'-t'ee al.d 4 10 lor henu' i ecoimiii c.. Any Cum Peels Off With "Cctj-It. KMUVX SIX(il:it )! IDIil'I.iVM), DIOAI) rirb! off just llbe en cm It v ti ,lit. n cu; !-,3 v ll'i u ; ,e:,. v n Ii a "1 'oo.ly" r. . l.e,-.'S ;:mi I ; . : . !'. Into a p e ka, tnr.an,i r -i i' afteinonn by the county clerk. AT HMi:i;it"M 'Oliver ThonuiH, the j:irl who he canie fntuoiiH as a moniber of thn 'Zlegfeld KoiHes,' Is the star of tlu very eiltertnining film play "The Vo lies (Jorl. It's tho kind of a plclure that you and all (he family will j Paker yesterday want to jveo. Ji's clean, wholesonm bin home with his Motion Day hanged Motion day, whiih was net for Wednesday of this week, has been postponed by Judi.e Knowles, until Thuisday of this week. 'f;rooids or other institutions of sim- Thitty ; Har standing. r- j Tim enrolment Include 1741 -men , u land 7fl women. One tnousand three flu nd red nnd sixty-five aro new ntn deals and li:i!) old- Km;lnoerbig in particularly popular, 8 Hi jdodent." an ilhjejg of nearly two Mbi I'i.kin-.in Miller, ami's best-k!io. n so s and for a o,tt:mer of public si ni;er both in of the city and in concert, t he f;i niily home, U "itl Kast ---lit ') reel . north, S'irtd: y l.ir.t'3 c e i-.M.-h I ttie true a-f-li ..:lle! li'n n h t- I'.' tli- .. IJ.-II -i ,.ck ,! n li i!!.; lit :i 11 y .1 K. Lawn t o 'it Sold in l,a mi I'.ded t-s tlje ,eim dy by . I). lrui; t'o.. a:.d i'i.- i f i tin tht nr.ji'Mt- 'm , ct. ; iv.iude . v;r :d . Put 1.1. ui, i: d (V I,-vy Vi h ITiil; ti Make lltiim Here Wilfred Sm It h came down from enitw: to m:ikti brother. K-rl It and u most delihi ml mixture of , Smith. dramn and laurdiw. See 'The Kidlioj , tlirl' today and tom.r.ow. Isiurrliiisi Mrci.se IsM.cd Aliio ehowtl "The Perils of Thun A Inani;l,(t Wvu wa, ,s.niM ,,v 'der Mountain;' chapter 7 of llii.tie comUv (.!lMk vr.terdav to S.ul bin western story. , (, ilai.Us(1I1 liml w M Srotlt ni,nn.(, ' They're GOOD ones! .both of l.ft (Irande AIU Ob TII.WKM The tindeiMiMiied destre to convey their deep reeling of appreciation , ot the kindue.sH and .y mput by phown them in the death o their Ron and brother, Kvau Peebler. Mil. AND MHS. V:. T, PKKlll.KIl 9-;i0-ltp. AND FAMILY. Butter Wrappers print M hi the Observer officii. A hot chocolate or hot coffee t Just rluht these ciol nights. AM kinds of hot drtuk are now In de- maud as well ns cold lemonade or tumbles, also ico cream sodas at FAMILY DRU3 STORE Gity Restaurant & fekcty n I if tmi Tfor.i the jMinut Vou ill Jon li)ve0vve try to nuiRe vou feel at 1 ,rii- nl thi4 re. Uuisnt. V'e leave nethmi: vino 1 that will atbl 40 your com f.irt ijnt enjoyment. You'll iiul s rvii. food and ap'giint ints all i your 1 iKi nn, and 11 have ncicuon to be din 0 fi..cd with the c!q k. Try ii- or luiutt'e Qtcrc .10011 111 w Say y- O n (link, DjiW Steel. Dirk ."rc anj Poll. a tall ffl ain 43 W" Inn niilri inu; your u;fni'i'rii's. li t us i-niil w it!i yoiir ni ilrr ;i Sitinol.i 1 1 " 1 1 n Srt. It w i 11 .! !w .! Urcii i'!ir shin's niri' niiil i-lran. iiw is tlir lime for pirklos. now i-jnilifliVM r.jiin! itj-m oiii-itiu's. mill i t'Vfl Vl ilillli ("11 lll'l'ir fl'T MUM- Jiifkll'S l.-ivi IrfNi ;ui, L S. G: .-SNODGRASS G s P1IONK .MAIN 1:5 ,( . Kream krisp Ucttcr than lard or lmttor for frying, for shortening, for cake b.'ikmgr. Two sizes A'w ami 8.V per tin. iSonietliins new Droadwny TJatli Talilets. 'J'wo for 2')c'. Anew sliijinient of JTeinz Products Tup tanl, filler, Malt and White Wiiif Venesars. A few Alberta canniiifj jier box. Farmers We have jm want at "ic per sack. Peaches at $1.00 itato sacks all you GITY GROCERY S BAKERY HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES ANNA M. POLACK, Trap. PHONE MAIN 75 ill !!! - ! til. New and Used Coal and Wood P.iej and Small Short and Tall from $3.00 to $60.00 .I'se your f! i H nl .Tudfirniont and l!uy our . tf eaters . ' ... furniture Exchange l'ir and Jefferson P:me4P.lack 1211 Ed. Donok.ue. o o o o g Pest ini.-es pafdjot use,rFiirniW:re or F.-- i-1im.t f,,e e 1 11 1 f Lfti . , -m,r ' q JktllONY fnOllltlN'3, Prop 4 LINT'S fel.OTHKKY o 300 u 0 e 00 o Ii i - 0 ioo ; o 00 .0