La Grande evening observer., March 26, 1921, Image 2

SATURDAY, MARClf 26, 1921
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1a GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Mens Shirts.'
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New Spring sTyl, just arrived in
Men'.sand Roys' Shirts.' Tins jcfli-
Sif'.t of SCOIVS.of ll('Kl!lttlWi
sizes, wjlli or wlthojit ilUs.
M
en
s
lies
The very latest styles in Mini's
Neckwear, consisting of Four-ln-Hands,
in the new popular knitted
silks anil fifcured flow '
. A Ijirjfe shipment. of piece silks .arrived to.
day, Th.se aonsist of-Tuffetas, Satins, Bar-
onet.es, Charmeuse, Crepes, etc, GavicrjrAte
.
Crepes fit $l.r,0 per yard; Crepe de Chines ut
$1.75 per yard. ' .
- -- --yr -,w v :
vnowTtorm. i will flose lis literm-v contest tB'Pi n '
' aOfew hours ind itheabroifters aal aisters.
MlrfllO IrnH. tha .k...i L I Al ... w f O I.O. k...., .a
- , n. js.u'-b Bii'.wiiiie kvwii .(I r. anu airs, r. lyeizii n,;
T 'and the stock reSy to graze. tftned f rom.tir wo months'visit
)b Min. Sumpter came home from thasUo NYbniiaka and Cjifcrnia. '
rwiuwy, uucr u rwo weeae jtra. Kay uron anu son iuiimu re- j
-i,jr laniiin ireturnu. on a - turned frwn tlieir vit to i. iirnu u k
"W;y tuaporanly .relieved from hr and. Eltfn Satuiilay. ,b -JT . inv aml'all bids,
..hronic trouj. ... i L. V. Johnsi 14 nuffiwjli? from an J . enrol. KoWd ia th sum ift $ri00.00
ftl. -.r- OH ll-, of Boise, ld.,i.ittack of rheumatism. Im.( h iv.a ft oprforniunoe of
,,l tu 'Li- 3 r.' 8 inches
i. iho Bii-..ri:OBuildiil,o;aid Wou.l
So be corded upOieatly and close- MjtrtJ, cut .rum Kw t.mr, ,nu
ly Vm-ifilirei.ted by the B'Tira. uiwiieu "-
huiVl-'"'b'leliv,-ldby'''!ho,,se i'tSrothan eto'er 1.
uiit m.W'd H on orefore (Mober Thesu.eaful bid;t will be
n urii vuiik i ,r urumers, 1 .vim June rnadwicK enwiiain.u conti-aC't,
T. i-eeuir, unu neipini; to care for r. and Mrs. Philip !.-KWooi at
i:Wr neice, Helen. ,jinneI. Sunday.
1 l-h-umiimith wtuined home from! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. In-rni were I rHr,
tM 1 left "with the, riquim t(J enter into a contract with
iTfc,id th Boid revetbe fnunty, and file a bond for the
fuitlfful performance of same,
fty order of the f'ounty Court.
.C. K. Mr('ORMICK,
. County Clerk.
Mar. l!)-2fi. Apr. 2.
Pilot Koclr last Ki id-iy.
;y Wilier has been confined to thi part of the week.
jltuetita at the Ijintz home the latter
if m ika.iirtd v the I.al.
School Clerk.
19-2. Apr.. 2.9-13.
Kl silk.
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Men's Hosiery
Just arrived, a largo shipment of
new Hosiery for men, all popular
colors 8iie.li as hlack, '.brown and
ft.
white, priced from 15c per pair up.
Men's Hats
New Sprlnjf Hats for men, all the
newest and latest styles in popular
shades in vogue this season. Your '
inspection invited,
New Blouses
Nifty P.louses in popular sport shades ar
rived today: these consist of l,.imtifil c
ette Crepes, Crene. de Chine nnd 1YIih.,
handsomely trimmed; priced from $1.98 to
$15.00. . ,
New Suits
Another new shipment of Women's Suits.
Nobby styles and good looking suits, made of
Navy Tricotine and Serge; there are no two1
alike and all are very moderately priced.
ktHitt fur sKverul days
tack of la Krippe-.
with
PROGRAM
PROVESFEATURE
HilFs
Dep t Store
COVE, Mar. 21. (Sneciall Ml.
1 Fannie Granve held their meelinif last
Saturday in honor of St. Patrick. The
oyster feed was enjoyed and nlans
,1 jiliscussed to entertain the Pomona
. .(IntiUfuni nn lha OiUh A k..n:
1 " nu.fifc uuni-
ness session was held and Miss Muble
4 vMiler initiated into the mysteries of
me onier. ihe fonuwiiig profrram
was (riven in the afternoon: Son,
I yvnere tnc mver snunnon Kiowa, '
oy i.ranire; roll call, "An Irish Joke;"
"An Ode to St. Patrick," Gladys Dar
m; recitation, "The Dollura," (iordon
KlKht; solo, "Mike McCee.'' J. 1). Tal-
lentj recitation "St. Patrick," Ethel
jj.'liaron; dialogue, "At Church," Eva
jilluker and Clarice Conklin; "Letter
'J-l'rom Nursery Home," by Nellie ll-ir-T
ker; recitation, "Teddy Mulligan,"
tf. Walter Daronj reiidiiifr, "The Old
. Ramho,'' Herbert Darker; souks
J"l"Marylaml, My Maryland," and "Ha.
T tie Cry of Kreedom," by Boys: debute
"Kesolved, That the Crunire Fair be
Held in Cove affirmative, (ilmlvs
:f)aron and Mrs. I.mtx, neirutive Will-1
tar l)aion and Everett Raiburn
:(it.l,.n. M..u ir r.. ...... 1
. ..j.n. jiikiuiii, .irn. waiter Hrrij
T J; H. rnllelit, (the.ileb.-.te was won by
' t thn uffiiinative side); snnir, "Iroluiij
A I Must be Heaven," by (firlsj readinir
Tj"Maple and Shamrock," Howard Cns
Pet; solo, ."Pride of the Hall", M. 1..
) Carter j.. rcaiitpfc". "Old E1I11," Everett
J. ! rir.ihurn; -rending, "March", Mr-.
ll.unlx; readinir, "Mui-y, Me Oii'iiil,"
M. I., (in ter; newspaper, by Wti'te
l liaron; reading, "A Newspaper lil-j "
J. . Waller : linrun. The next niec'-nu:
John Knutson and family, of hn-
terprjse, -have arrived to make their
home with their father. Mr. Fred
Knutson.
Shanghai School enrolled two new
pupils last week, Carmen Miller and
lirace Hartley.
The rains of the past week have
made the roads bad again.
CALL F(t !I8 FOR WOOD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt)tr)
sealed Pals will De receiyeu ai me ui-
fice of the Conty Clerk of Union I
County. Oregon, until April 6th, 1921, c
at 10 a. m.. for the furnishing to; FAMILY
neauliful Uojced Stationery Jiiaf
he very best that can 1 ma-jaUa?
en sale itl our a'.nrc at prices Dju
right
DRUG STORK
Union county of 100 cords of yellow j
pine and red fire wood, one-half eacn. -:
UA SRANEI,ORCaCN.
23-1 r.
TEACHERS HOU)
SI'RINf; MEETING
(Continued from pape 1)
PUBLIC
SALE
teacher agencies, opened by Super-imenili-nl
M. D. Sines, of lloanlman,
and a discussion of unironu biRh
school records, oiiened by Superln
tendent 11. M. James, or lleppner.
closed- the niiM-nlng session.
Following Mj'. Hiimpion's talk.
Slate Superiinendeni J. A. Churchill ji
Is on Hie program for a talk oni!
"Preparation for Clllzennlilp Tlirough '
the Schools," and discussions on.a
teachers' training, to he opened liyj
Sliperllllendellt U. R. While, of Wal-'i
Iowa, and a round lahle discussion jj
10 be led by H. M. Iliillois, princl- !
pal o-f Ihe l.a firande high school, '
will close Hie session. . il
At the W. A. Ogden place, one mile west of Cove Town,
beginning at 10 a. m., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, I will
sell to the Highest Bidder, the follmvingolescribed proper
ty, to-wit:
LIVE STOCK
S-yr.
WOOD NOTICE.
il
Notice is hereby given that the
District School Hoard of School Dis- !
trict Number 1, of Union county, Oie-j'
gun, Vill receive up to five o'clock i
p. m.,Yf Apill 15, l!)21, sealed bids I
for fulm'shint said District No. 1. I
with fi-lt corifi of four-foot' split yel- J
low pint, tuiiarack, or red fir wood,
said woiil ti be cut while green and J
not lutel tllin July ITith, 1!)21, free'!
from lai(iknots and acceptable to J
suid Schiiol Boa i ll. I J
Said wood to be delivered, 350 1 J
cords at the High School Building, 1
tut corns at ihe lii-eenwooil hui innir .
old mare,
r.oo iiis.
fi-yr. old 'mare,
3 400 His. -
4-yr. old horse,
. 14H0 lb.
11-yr. old mare.
17r,0 lbs.-"10-yr.
old ninre,
li-yr old' mare,
H lbs.
0-yr. nias.
8-yr, olilXhorsr
J :: 11 11 Nil
4 yr.
old niare.wl.
ft lbs. .;
ahom
wL alioul
wt.. nliouf
wt., about
about
alioul
1
4.vr. old geldings,
i::no His.
5-yr. old mare,
1200 llis.
wt., about
wl., abnul
A wt., about
L l
Vf -
1 S-yr. old aaddle mare, Ken
lucky stock, wl., 1 inn lbs
1 llyr. old horse, wl., about
' 1 mm iiis. .
1 to yr. o;il mare, wl., nbo-ut
Jl'illl lbs.
1 .li'yr, old mare, wl., alioul
1 gull -lbs. . .;
1 1-yr. old horse 'colt.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc-
For garden plowinir or nver-ige
dlwlng or liiirrowlnr,, :n-l Hud 1111.
All wink KUaVuiilccd. ;-1M (lip
DANCE.
There will lie u dance. Saturday
(light, March 211th, at I'eebler's Hall,
l.add Canyon. :i-2l-aip (
Exactly What U O.jlumT ,
A species of poppy uf lllnitllHtnil uud
A sialic Turkey nives ua opluui. Tho
I" the Jul. from liicialoua In
the Krccn heaila of ad capaulea of
the plant afler Ihe pel n la have fn.
en. The Juice looka inllliy, but turn!
liliKk as It aollilliiea. t
MISHIT
BYSMILLPOX
Liggett s Easter
vGan
jes
v?kUi the worn ,Vf
irHlwOE COO
Chocolates
ill centers
MESS
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
"the m:xALL store '
it 1 .' ' - - - . g
ING equal to Chamberlain's I !
2 nii-liicli wagons
2 stack racks
1 1 6. Inch walking plow
1 di;ic plow
2 S-ft. grain drills
1 spring tooth harrow
.1 sols of harness .
1 sickle grinder
1 single buggy
1 weeder, 1 ruko
1 Mc(!!i)niiick heiinr,. 12
2 Mc-Ciii-inick .niiiwei-s ;
feint
About 20 sacks of Potatoes and other articles. too numerous
to mention
ess I rip
Keep This Fact
in Mnd
.Many I'li.lhe.s are i
iiiiiiMint. jn iiMiiiujr. TUI(
s.-t.iv ht'. TVm.l l.lu-.r.roiV
A lauiitlrvhulM
Maims ins liti.sitiitvs
eare to i('ent slleli
take thai c;ii'i.
uiiiiMl- hv too
' I'lotlH'M
VV;l;t'lletl,
sltly untie r-
xtKiioi'tliinrv
Sflll'( liiiir , f,
l-MULEIt. Mar. 24 (s,.i.,i .
Hark Caltler,. uf H,nr, wu)) j(l,.p
lasl Sunday visiting rtlends.
Klhel Muster has lit-.-n very low
ivlth smallpox. A 4 rained nurse was
called Iron, l-:ign, and m hum wrll
Iiik she Is beiier. Mrs. Frank Mar.
tin Is also it it .i sick wlih small
pox. Her daughter, Hazel, came to
'''"'" lor It luring her nines
rKH gtlson spent Sundav
"Ight In I. u llrnndn. '
Kliner Itnctor niudi- a bulsiit
to t.u tirani o liiHi i.iiwifiv
-Mrn. (J. II. Mecitisky, of Spokane,!
irrlvHl in huliler lust Monday. She 1
cuine to Join her hitsliiind who Is! J
saw Tiler i,' Imliler Box tin,i:
l.iiiulKir company. They ati- slop !
Plug at ll-Kei imhler. i
J. M. linru was a l.iiHiiuu .,n. !
u l.a droiidi- hiMi U'.,,i,.0,i... .. :
lliub Flslii-r ttiisi In !..'.'. !
Tuesday ami 'reported that he Is get-
log along riue with his logging !
Mis. Jnsle Morrison, of Enlei
-..... . i
is cooniiig i,- rnmp. i
The people of I miller enjoyed Ihe.';
Play, "Safely First," w,,., wasKjv.
'il by the- M. I. A. or Cove, March'1
22. Every member f ,). campany
Played his part In a very pleasinr ,!
manner, i!
Wm. Nlharger. of l.a (iran.le. was !
lasl !
'HERE IS NOT
M Tablets for
dose is ta
t t
naturaj mat you C
of a medicine.
ties that nsd
equal to Chamberlain's
stipation. Wheo the proper
r action is so agreeable and so
realize that it is the effect
blets possess tonic proper-
in eytablMVni? a natural and regular
con
I?N3 the
The fV
V
action o.f the bowels. Oftamberlain's Tablets have
cured many cases cf chronic constipation.
STbI rcu m
.r-w'T-ff' --jip'lrrt irtjiajlTf
TERMS: All sums of $10 and under, cash; over $10, six
mouths; time will be given wi bankable note, at H', interest
FREE LUNCH AT NOON " '..
W. A.
OWNER
J. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk
OGDEN,
T. R. JOHNSON, .;
:ct. ino:r
PUBLIC SALE I A R C
miles"
; v ; A t he LeiCV Grout 'pliie,?;ory "(lover 'Creek' nine
northwest of North Powder, or eivht miles sonlli of I.ml,i
Canyon schnol house, I .will sell, to the highes! bidder, lit
Public Auction, the following described property, THURS
DAY, MARCH SI, boKinniiTjr at 10 o.'clock sharp:
poluloes in i h is
Incaliiy
buying
Weilnesdnv
Archie Keowu Is pruning hl cher
ry otcliatd.
Aelilerer. of Sumnieivlu
III Imhler Wednesday.
UOD GUNIfON
I!
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HOIlsl'S
1 1 licit xooil
4 I. (.it! jaddle hn
.3 'lead comitiK
IKH.S ,
S I'olur.d China sow
7 I'olmid clilun sows
I pure. hied J'oland fhlu
l.i slu-k htiBs
A l-I. WORK Gl'-.WAYl'KF.n.
. The Modern..
. fLauiicfary. '
o ' '
HOID CLEARED
I. ADD CANVON',
Mar. oil IS.. .1
ial.k lln Uf r i. '. 1
'"' - "urn i speiuiiugii
Ihe week end visitina; in town. jj
The slides have been rc-uu.vcd from'i
the IjicM ( anvon road and it will soon J
lie ready f.u- traffic again. !
Dolly Hutner has la-en suffering'!
from . -Vx ere attack of tonilitis. I
.Th ladies oi" the neighborhood'!
are busy hs we,Ji
m- tne oaiaar to In- held next we.k. '!
iTie.artu lea are to lie ready tt. hand I .
m at the club meetinir at tlr II . I!
fVeli' 9rxt Wedneday. Mat. .'III. :,
-Mrs. lyde lloppl, returned home-!
ruexlny f..r a week'j.viit anal shop. I
w'lajr trip t4 .rU;id. ;
Nils. Dirk Peehlrr a tai.inir m mik-h
,iieedrcsWfii., the aick T..m this
jweek and is visitinir with relatives
.and friends in 4'nion. Helen vain
I about H))e sivme. lUr i.t., M..
Daurherty. i? hrluinr
i ahm nii'i.iKMiivrs
(i Si-i.t I'urtiKfiai nH
i m'Ik tlrl, ins l!imi-H
1 H hurst' rnlUn-H
2 l-i r.iWn wan on a
1 tut m haoft
ft rniin itiill
A
1
it ;k olila ri,!i 1
t i nigs II
bd 1
Ximsr I
(ATTI.I-:
10 dairy cows
Ki siia-k cows
11 head S-yr. old steers'
t pure. bred Her. ford hull
Finde Durham bull
it
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l
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I
hay rake
double-disc plows
M-in siilkv break plow
1 C.tiuie Jackson bay fork
1 Del.avt-1 ('ream separator
. 1 -l-seci harrow
I S-fl. single disc
1 fi-gal. barrel rlinrn
n Jtl gal. niltk-raiis
A DPI
T' V lrfckj !
Tools, Householit Furniture slid Other 'Articles too numer-
ons to' mention'.
Sl'KCLAUNOTICE.-! hav sold my fanii and I am offer
ing my entire Slock and Farm Implements listed above, at
a cleanup sale. '
TERMS AU stuns of $10 or under, cash; over $10, bank-,
itbfe niJ.es,'with inteivst ts follows.' Sixty days, J pt-r cent:'
four months at (i r cent; Jtix months at 8 n-r cent..
VEN MOORE
jj "IHE CHICKEN II IHE CASE" J
Pun -I'lvidulteratwl
100'
Farce rn,,t.
laughing Puii,ses 0uhJ '
"oncocted for
FREE I.CS'CH AT NOJ.'-
i FRANK HART, .OvVriei-
J. I.. Kf YNtM.DS, Clrk, TR. JrtHysWX. Amt.o.Wr
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