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Clotting
EVERY KWITlS THE STORE
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NOW IK. THE TIME TO SAVE OX THAT EASTER SUIT
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.All mwm IM 10 in learn.
BOYS' $15.00 SOrfSs.. N. $7.50
BOYS' $10.50 SUITS VV-- fR.25
BOYS' $18.00 SUITS '. ..: $9.00
BOYS' $20.00 SUITS ..a ....'. $10.00
BOYS' $25.00 SUITS $12.50
BOYS' $::0.00 SUITS .'......' $15.00
Hill's , Dept Store
CENTER OF POPULATION
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aLAeGKADE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1921
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1 lA'HH 1 him ,'IHO
" i;uOI) HAItli l'T. H COW,.
112.25 m car, 113.26 delivered. ;
Why pay more? Office, iluln TlBi
Residence, lie 3551. PEAIil.j
?irLK8. a. 3-19-3lp .
hall. "A Tllt(ng nltO ! w.u
co.n. Dues payaUJe at ejoe fifttc
the clerk.' Roams 21-, La Srand
National bank Bldg.
B. LIL.I.T i.'.0
R. J. KITCHEN, mo a.
'Safety irnl"L. D. Tabernacle.
1 i Wednesday .eveniiTg, March fclrd,
' (Joors open at 7:30, curtin at 8:1
? 'Uy ;me Home uramai'o iaucia
tim Msi by Cove Orchestra. Ad
. mission 2Sc and 33c. Auspices, of M.
I I A. 3-21-31.
i I AN in vitation:
' j Hurley Richardson, "Tim Art Man",
i unnountcs the arrival of over thirty
ncw paltcrnii of nfouldings, suitable
' ifor the framing of every kind of pie-
Ituj-e. With the addition of this ntw
' jstock he now has over one hundred
'patterns ranging in pi'ice from Vi'k
Icenis to i.25 a foot, lie invites you
to c 'll in and nee it lit your earliest
opportunity. " i
IMRK1S ART STORK.
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Water' .
I'lNK' EGG , N
pkNltxitl
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Gias
vnrds west of tile
Monroe ruantv linn. In Owen county.
Indiana, tlli celiler of the population
ol' the,, I'nlled Stales under tin' l!-H
ei-usus has been located on .lohll K.
llorroh'.H farm of U" acres. Mrs. Ilur
ruu In shown, rimi0ing ht-.-tMe ihe
lionrd iiiiirklnu the cenler,
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NEW IlOTEi"A'lrUNT()N
' ''. TO' OPEN ABOUT MAY 1
The. Annual Meeting of the mem-hi-in
of thdil.a Grande tiuiitry Cluli
will be heM-nf the City Hull
fjrande, OreVrnj on Monday, Apr'l I,
l'll, -it 8 pn., for the purpoua of
jelectinif cijrhtVnreftorB and trans it-
intf auch oiner ousines.s u my
erly be presented.
in. w. riw'i...
, . Secretary.
I '2X "
ONEY.
on Improved pro-
iConttnued trom'Iage 1)
YOUll ECUS
INEXPENSIVE AND SP
lESKHVATIVE. " KEErS
AND IXDRFlN'ITMr.V
TO US 10.
mid the city In wliiih it in -located
thut eveilt will-.lie one to Iniprt-ss it
sill upon the memory.
A
Knay rpamenM
perty. See V
r. oi.ivrcn.
2-18-301
U O. U. U.e-Ua Grande Lodse Nu,M)
Loyal Order of Hn., boJUa r-i;ulai i
hkmIIiii.. ,v.rv Wndntfadav lillfht at
p. ni. In Eagle llMil, nuat tu i'.lk 1 1
BUliaintf. on wwnesnny venniK".
-Vlaltora alp-Hyi weleointf. Djea oay
abl al 14 Grande FT.arnincy.
ft. J. K'TIMMN. Ulc.
HAltlllT BWAftT. Hoc
Tlfis nnument,o erected to tiie mejjiofV of Joseph
Bradford Cai, in Oaltwood Ciiiofery, New York, is a
ciimbination of classic ftnd modern id&ts in monument
........ IB oV'PVTHIAS ed Creu
l..dlCtt N). 27, mfets ev,:ry Mintay
ev.HTlnir In (.'aula Hall (K. at i'
Hall), at i. m. A PylhlHn wrlcomit
to all vmlttntc KnlBhts.
c. w. Mooisrc, c. c.
C. U GltAll.Vil. iv. ft. H. ;
wcrk.
&en.Cerr:v
Tflemortal.Jroi
. S 1IENRPIT ASHOCMATIOK t
the Mac4afj-, Urn Crundu lA'itz Nw- -27,
W. U. of M. IxIfH iiifiits rirjil !
Thumday at 2 p. ni. and tl,iri ,Wd- ',
, nutOny at p. m., M K. uf )'. Iml). '
VlslIliiK BlDtcrs wi;!(rfjrnn.
NO HA B. MAfhlOV, UitHmnnArl
' laAiiiSL. LiMJKNuirmi, '
RocorJ-Ke:p;r.
O. B. H. Hope CMpter Ni. 13, O. E. B..
huhlH Htntfd roinaiunfrHtlon ihe .!
ond and fourth W'rdn-dfiy of each .
month. VlaltUitf iutfibrM cord in in
JIUI.DA HUMPHREYS, W. M.
FLOKKNCK BACON, Sec. I
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illlllillliilllllliil
-We have riiiide a profound
sUtdy of ifioHiimont buydin,
and an order placed in our
hands-is sure to receive faitji
ftil, intelligwit execution.
We' Will Cladly
Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
"1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
ARC AD E
'i. I, (,. lAihinrc Kasl
.March 2Mh. M . ,
er Monday, i
3-21-3t I
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l AYftU l.lfidcjl l-e-LFrilinrl. I
:;aff.'I'
Any mki', 35c a :
Hook StoV. ft-M'.s Crin
Box HIM,
loz. Newiin's i
nd S'mp. P. O.
D-ll-tf. :
SI'RINf; CI.KAN1NC. I
We wash ana sterilize carpets nul J
runs with the, .celebrated llamilto.i I
With flower KM,, ,,d May Day "cn ' K " "L I
K':ONOMY CARI'KT V,'AKlil.l- CO. ;
I'hor.d Re d 102. Adv. 3-12 fitp I
Pints 20c, Quarts .15c,
features, with that portion of the
,(Jrnnde Rujidc vulley Kivini; off her
Hlll'inir frairr-ince in her uilil fli,wii-s.
with Ciitherinc Creek dancimr and Kf)f, PA,.,rK HANCINO and paint
apparently prattliii(r cheerful aiinic
and praise for the occasion, with
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX A LL STORE
ery citizen of the county biileiiie
.with pride in the work well done, the
hotel directors will proclaim the ho
inif, call main 102 or
i'j-icea reasonable.
Red 3002.
,3-15-litp.
J. W. KKI-UlfiC 1
Kxpert I'ianoj luninK and Repair- J
noiei .iirectors will proclaim the ho- j Residence Her North 4th and
lei opened fr all lime to Ihe jten- f liUkl, 8lreets.-, Lt Black .1171. La
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p;; Jzzsscz; ' only
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WHITM
THURSDAY, MARCH 21.
Concert Stalls 8:15.
rfitrL- I ts -
eral public.
: ! A fine SI root lire
..Tiie buildlnenis three stories hieh.
built :ilonfr..the most modt-rn al-rh-vtia
..ite. hiin.1 lines .of red and buff lii-irk. Works; 1M.2 S.Al'enue.
:.l Tho lobby is''olie of the mtmt; bean-. : .
I iiiui in ine norinwest, wim us wind-1
Inir stairwnv on either side, ilp ladies'
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB I
(Irande, Oregon, i 3-4-tf
KOR lIOUSlI RAISING or movinff,
e Blue Mounniiiil Marble & Granite
. ' IN A COLLEGE SONG REVUE.
. A DM ISSION : Lower Floor, 75c ; Juicoriy, 5 0c. Doors opqn at V : 15.
redt: rfclomnt nnp f.lwl rinil III,, hiind. '
aomely decorated dining room on the I I'ltOl-'KSSIOXAI.
I other, touched off with the rcflccle.il 1,,:a.
3-4-tf. I
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DIIIPTTOItV ;
tile flour
ncrefes the1
1 i.V
mi 0 ' v
Buck
Jones
IN
Two
Moons
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AND
A SPECIAL ORCHKSTRA CONCERT.
riKiiiy llaidid Ll(,vil in n Net
Two Reel Comedy,
1 1 '"
One-Piece Pi&to!f.ing ' V
CIII-APLR FARMING
Trnrtors nre subj.ee t
fJ t.) trcnu'iiJoiis wciir
una tear, yet they must
It kept no; rig oil the
I i riic.
1 1 II I'Uton Rinf;s will
uJd ixiw.T 'to your mo--tor,
ini-rcusc its elfici-cii-iH'y,
anil save gns and
,oil. They pay for them
eivc n t
j 'iw iiununs:
atfV
T.k h
T" 'I I iii
' liltlit from the white
1 i l-Vi-nch doors stretch
j front of the building. ..
I On the second mid third floors the
J tfrentest skill has been-used in layin-r
out the plans "to utilize all flour space
I und -make the.. rooms. In. jtueli -u way
that the shower and tub baths, which
- I are.nuinQruu.H, 4yiIl,o$v,e,lhuj(i-onlcst
J number. No hotel in the country can
1 make the , tourist feel so much r.t
j home, for no other hotel has been
I constructed wilb the tourist's welfare
so much in mind.
1 The broad veranda on the second
J floor invites the tired human hoinfc
on heated summer afternoons, for the
veranda is perfectly .shaded anil h is
an cast exposure.
J Tin; basement contains a billiard
1 room, a barber shop, bulhs and Inv
entories, fur the public and there also
1 is located one of the most modern
! bcatiui; plants that is possible to in-
atall, furnishjni; hot water ami ste Mil
to all parts of the building: and work-
injr in purely iiiitomulic manner.
I,' 'I lie cold situate and ice nmchines
pre also- Inc ited in the basement of
J (lie Iniildinti.
;."Most modern electriciU wip'njf and
I idodriial fixtures have bcon installed
of which adds to -the beauty of
iuu 1111,-111,1. , 1 ,1 r ine pieseni., ine
hotel will use electric current from
jtho ueneral system, althoiiKll. there
s sumo talk of put tin); in an inc;;
vidual linbtinit plant later on.
! The building is not entirely com--.pleteil,
the' third story still lieili(j in'
the hands of the workmen who are
.working hind to clean up the job so
(bat Junes Coidiilge can begin tint
ing the rooms on that floor.
All Union Interested.
Nothing more refreshing exists
fiom a community viewpoint than the
interest fiken by the entire- city of
Union in the erection of the hotel.
.1 lie project is being financed by local-people
ami nothing is being spar
ed to keep the standard of every fea
ture in the first-class column..
M. S. Levy. Is one of the leading
figures in promoting the hotel, and
wilh him nre associated as a board
of ilireetola V 1) H , ,1 .-I, i . u A I
l'uircll. I,. A. Wright, Mary K. Hut
on. .1. V.. Hutchinson.
The hotel has not yet been leased,
for that feature of it. The furnish
ing of tin- building -will be determin
ed this week. When entirely com
pleted tUU structure will have cost
$1. Ml .01 10.
OlT.tOI'ATHIUi l-lirjll-IAHS
DR. J. L. I.-ttll.K and DR. MAflGA.
RET JNOMO Uiatases of women
and children a specially. Office
. Phone Main IOC, Res. Phone Main
120. I.o Orande National Hank
Building.
rHTIIIDMIII Alfll IDUOKOHt
DII. J. I,. MrlMircitFlON Df lltlst. kulto
4-fi. over l.a OratHln Natltmiil Hank
bulli'.lliK. I'h"t..-n: Office. Main 719.
resioencn. Jtt-a zuhi.
DR. R. .1. ItUCKMAN, lnlir.t- Room
ll'-'in Baliner - Roesrh Boibling,
phone Main 70. l.a (.Kind--, Or
gon.
OK. A. N. U.i VVII.I.T-: cipreinllat In
chronic hik,.iisma. Mettiods. Meennno
TCuopy ntot Natnronet;i. .tnln and
blond dlKeftsnn. ..nt'i-voua dlseasen.
Chronic llenduclie, IC-sema, Seln'lea,
Apiindlcltls. t'onst Ipnt tor. Bowel
Trouble; all klnda of Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main K 1 1 :t . Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Ooolldire aellitir.. opostt Star
llieuir,'. lirfleo iioura. 1U to n i.
m..l:20 to C:0o-P. Ol. OonaultiUtnn
true.: . i'v . $-ttt
ITTOIiNETI
COCHRAN P.niMtHAUll Oen. ' 1
(-ochrua and -lololt U, Kbefhard. At-torio-ya.
La Uranda National Haua-ttulldlog.
H. J. GIIEItN, AttorneT al Law Prae
tleea In all Htnle aud Kedera, Cnurtn
Ofnce La (irandd Nat.oual bans
UuLdlnn.
R. J. KITCHKN, AttornaT at Law
Prai-llce Iji all Courla. ifnce
rooma La "Grande Nallonnl
bank Uulldlnic, 1a tlrandft. Oregon.
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COSl'THACTOni
H. .1. Mel. W-i-RnirlNlred nrnfaa
alonitl Civil Kniflnncr: aurveylnic and I
lan)N. toom IS. La Orande National
Hank .bulldlnc. Pliono Alain II.
AROHITKCT
O. H. M1L1.EH. Arohllect Kon 11
La Orande National Hank Uullinl
La Clranda. Oroa-on.
Fraternal Directsry
f a i
. a'Uf Silk jy.
a a a
, .LEy.HTON'5 WEM1NG AND MACHINE .
sdt:
-A.
LliH to Contenf-mtnt.
.lud Tuiik;ns j-iji itm contentment
which lasts'uiore Mian '-'I hour is it
BliV' to lIcpMir! ate into i oloinoi, lti:-l-
ne-ts.
I linniberln' Cough Kcmisly Noth
ing S iijjou for a. Cough, or Cold,
r.vevoi
Iain's ( otic
!t, writes
Town. Pa,
prcparationnre spldmn. aati'ficd
any othA, H & cxcclUay tollay
l-Ullgll
wht hn used Chifn5er-
Retiedv steaks (il'of
fid P. Mi!le-Abtls-vi4e,ho
ones irs- this
with
ty a
H. P. o. K1.K8 Ia Orane' Ifla Nu
413. l.odae mtli aaeh Thnrada
aventna- at I o'clo, K, Hem m4 cloa
anvil,,,,. -hrarfHllr aitea4 t aJI
Vruiku. Klka
CH AS. t. itAnnisn.
fiiltea- Raiw
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cukhs viMri-m;i or .sr.ili'--
I -tn i'afea H. 7"aJ m la
Ik Qrtit and. talrri raurKv -
Inka or eeeli a, r.ta, lit trie K of I'.
Hall Viaitll.H ia;alM.re v,tvoata'
II. C.Ital.I.. V. C.
JAKIT ROl'tX K. C!er.
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ai k. al.. holite rraular mrai
inae nr4 ei i'.,It I'tUaya at 7 a
p. oi. Crdial walcaaaa All m
atia.
K. R. ttUYB, ,W. . .
A. C VriLt.'lAklS. -.
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S (ft
oT lcak 4ip a cijjd.aj-m'.-
ir
ifllanceKjisli
innar
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r u .AI.K.-AfH No. JS. aa.,
every Kridny nlhttt al Kaklra) a-kl
VleltAnr rtieiolivr arlivitii m
J. J. MUUClllSON. W P. a
' ' at. HlHlUiKI.U eWwMarai
m -w-a , m
OiHlUtfkN or TH. WIMll.ll, ft.
ilr. ni. i .eip Na. Maaia every
iNLY 22 singers, out of 3,800,
sing pure notes.
Many popular opera ind concert
Stars have serious defects in their
voices.
"Stage-personality" enables many
a singer of poor voice to gain success
as an operatic star.
These amazing facts are told, by
Mr. Edison in a recent interview on
"The Imperfections of the Human
Voice." Ask for a copy. - '
eMmr wis
'7& Phonograph uith a Soul
Vole?
at . EdnYin baa Ijered hk)
'aj UvArin tunea. Aak !.e-
c of "WHI tiiisos
Lii.a In kf,4t.c-
Wtva. other ftaat km.r
Icavi'k eaarnta kon(rla-ould
ti-mik to know? Com
vo " .
ale.aive Iw-e, Mr. m,lU
mm't aVvorite pruait; k
n.eti-hieur he l?aiihlin
ttootti, I4)U ioUe a - EdlSftT.
lit dtc(d and analyzed '.tbM rocbl da
, feet through th Mew Edison.
If -the New Edison can reveal the' defects
pf vnfocre' voices'- to scientists, it caii
ring .the perfectione of great voices to yotx
V
You hear the world's greatest musi
at'its 'grea'51 when you IfWr tie HSm
e
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arai aua luua klouday al Cm ,aV
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