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PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEROER MONDAY, MARCH 28, 19210 -eer AS V E GOOD T 1 rmcRn frbm Hill's 'XT o '. ; A perfectly pun ice cream sherbet I alvcaVS 1-euiiv for vnll fllwnirc t.. 4 THFATRFQ lw!'t- wt,y '" th of J taking home with you a pint I Easy payments I perty. Sea MO WET. O "s v a ajajTJk) a ai o Good taste in dress must find ita first expression in the prr,vr cor- m tne narmony oi Dcauniui net rtgnt nroornon;. ver your type.of figure e are many OS SARD Front Lac in j OR SETS a a aAa m a ........J your evening meal. Al Improved PB'njJ a ij i.lS. OLIVER. V 218 30t 'J , "1 VM. FARNUM AT ARCADE IN "IF I WERE WiNC Cam wants your business, hp ulivovs . . t pieasa you, anu bp uives tlx-1 . UAM K, - . . best every time. . ! ., , Palace Confectioner? Co ' T,"',P wi" '"" a d"'e Sa,"r,ay i .1 3-2f.-tf ni,?n'' M"'tn 2"th, at Prebler'a Hall, I .-...uu VMIiyoil. o-o-ip William Karnum, the popular Fox : S : ... il. k ... t.. mu. "ur is ujm'i-uhiik ul toe Arcuoe, iiir . aire today and luesday in a M"' j .If you ure ,kn,r 'n, dark or NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - "If I Were KiiiR"." Mr. Earnuu is shown by its softness, smoothness,! l"fln?' "frawl- Notice is by this given that the li: l . . Ilmlarelimuil P..1 .Lnmn lit.c u I I " ""'". violet t.rvam promotes true " r IVMI IJCUUIV. II KIVl'K B mill VAf li "11" ...ii.,onii"i freedom from roughness, redness n'ml ' tiU-mish. created in accordance with the unchanging principles of beaut y and g)d taste that will assure you graceful lines and faultless proportions. Our thorough understanding of modern curserry makes cerrnir your complete satisfaction ' suuirli in this Kreut slory. HuviiiK viewed this picture, not hesiuite to say it is one of the I ' best, if not the 1 lutAfi uiifturn lit the l i,. l,. !!,,.. N..I ha, enabloa your akin to real either ex M- I,',.rn, e ih.it flii him ti emcly cold or hot weather. Ortuin- e verv be,r'lhalus l,,al "inK Uili"n 0,1 Pres, keeps " 'n'-l deceased by Ihc Arca.rTlea re i, ilMe,,',kin Hoft '' P"-atin of it ' f ;pcy'urt of Union .?... .. ' enables your skin to resist either ex- c"t-y. 'reKo,l aV-Jkas ,uahfied hs such; that all $3,.p.O TO $12.1 Deb't il). Store 1 OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS t" ''i "K5TJR GUARANTEE We use only the best mater ials. The cjuulity ami work manship of our repair Jobs is p.uarantecd. Thut's why we recommend and . p.uuruntee Cill Rinijs to overcome oil pumping and to prevent the escape of compression. : US r 1 1 li U . . .. 'fio-ninc-f u'liil i.A'i4a fectly, but he has surrounded himself ' "ae "n .'.ur l""'t ,71 . Z. with a cast that is without, a Haw. I ,,.,:. ' 'l'" " .If ; . . M wHhU, aix ,n rritit i.tener, wiuejy Known jor.ois Shakespearean performances, has the part of Ixiuis XI. and renders it in a manner that stands out second only to Mr. Karmun's work.. Waller Law as Thibuult iives a K'iod account of himself. Then there is Hetty Koss Clarke as Ijidy Kath erine, kinswoman of Louis XI. Itenita Johnston as HuKctle, who dresses us a boy and lives in the low- FArtY DRUG STORK lAUDANDIiORtaON. -2fi-tf r struta of Parisian life, and who iiat the t)l in love with Villon, makes notable a ''ir hu very difficult role SHERRY'S LAST DA Y4 "THE NORTH WIND'S MALICE' A jHcturiznlion of a Rex Hciich 5tury nlwuyrt promlsfs fin evening of rare enjoyment in the. theatre. Thf lutKt photoplay to )t adapted frojn u story by thin uulhor of rufK''l tl" in "Thn North Wind'H Malifi-,'' which comeH to the Sherry with a themo i thut i certain to orinti th utmost appeal. A chhI that includes Torn , Kunl.Hchi and Vera (Joi don, the latter .who will be remembered for her nr tiHtir portrayal of the: mother in "Humoresque' jfivc fitting interpre- I tation to thi vital tale of the North. m i . 1 .4V .Wi''r,t llariAJ NOlVK TO; At) perso owi Harris, bauktt to pa,y li or to t.. IJKIITOKS. V debts to e hereby notified the undersigned, lis representative,! rocery, 401! North ! I. a Grande, Oregon. G. W. INGRAM, Trustee in bankruptcy. havinf? claims hereby not- properly veri- ths from the date of the first nuliffcation of this notice, ;to the undersijened at his place of i business in l.a Grande, Union County, "Oregon. I Hate of first Publication. March 28, Ram IIAUPOHNENKAMP. . Aoinioisiiniui. Mar. 28 Apr. 4-1 l-18-2.r,. NOTICK TO CKKDITOKS. I Notice is hereby given that letter? testamentary have been issued by the county court of Union county. Ore '.. . 'on, to Milo Burnett, under the name u of Mariow Burnett, upon lie last NOTICK j will und testament of . Vlary fc. bwttup; Mo irwniiiiiliii nr h.mllni. llu,,..l " em-n, u.ii. ui. p.-.... e on my premises. H. M. Tulley. Put ibivo your eKKa uow for next winler. Ovi Hiein fresh dally frnili O. 0. KleshVin, Kunners 4 5. 3-2.1! r ims against aid estate are noi i ir'n.l .n npAun.it llta ontma UfilK nnin- till ' ...v I- '"i f vouchers to said executor at la- niela, Oregon, within six months i:u date of this notice. Haled this March 14, 1921. MILO BURNI.TT. I?. . ..p. .i. :n ..r -L,...., V The AnnuallMceting of the mem-j f wauger, dereaard. bers of the LaVirande Vountry Club March 14-21-28- Apr. 4-11. will be held a the (ity llnll. Ij Grande, Oreyon,n Aloililay, Apr! -I, NOTICE OF KIN A I. SETTLEMENT 11121, .it 8 p. m.,lfor til- purpose or 1 ,' .'NAL ACCOUNT AN1 DIS. elecliiiK eight .linors find trans i;'t- TKIBUTION (IK ESTATE. iuv such other husiVsslis mav Drur.-.Tn .ho r.,.ni., r..i..i ..r thu Ktiin nf Tk. ..... ... ..,...,.,.: T . . ... . I 1 ' v-....., - i i' j u V -i V' I ' presemeu. x Oregon for Union County. v. rnr.r.K, jn the Matter of the Estate of K. H. . . Secretary. ' Sulisbury, Dcceiiscd. n-22-9 j, a I Notice is hereby given that Ali.-. 1 1' 'i i 1 "' I Salisbury as administratrix of the Km" garden plowing or average I estate of E. D. Salisbury, deceased, and behind the themo is an idea which is certain to make people think. The backgrounds are truly picturesque the scenes being so harmonious with the characters of the story that the utmost appeal Is gained. Also showiiifr a comedy. UNCALLED FOB I.ETI'EBS. LISTEN t !! v: Whether vou hae & stntioniYv Ga Enfe-iiie. FarraTrac tor Triitk, or Automobtle, some tUne or otter you need re- ! Jl.l. .1 T 1 . I,II.V4 ! none, v Jei m jfive you an osiiiuute- uu l3 to Hair ; renalrpw EleVtiii and SAVE YOU MONEY. 14 Years Experience. ly n iSiiei'ialt-f . Nuisiiicuon uuarumer J. H. MEYER. ' " PHONE BLACK 831, or Call at 1104 M AVENUE diMi'ing or liurrpwhm, All work guaVf nleed. 44- al Itec": 1 1 1 1 . 1 has rendered and presented for set-:t-24-Ctp tlement, und filed in said court for jher fiuil account and petition for- ma Brtnir Til i the Sunday Outing your FILMS to be developed. We promise the best ft'omjlpach exposure, as only expeils" ali'e erjliiloyejl in our finiVhyig department ' ? (' EVERYTHINC, FOR PICTURE MAKING Red Gross Drug Store I'or paiietihansing and pninling. ' tribution of said estate, and that at ! tribution of. said estate should not bc'and the County Court of Union Coun. I. ist of advertised letters for March call pnone Ki-u iaiit. ... : For Sale by LEIOHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leightonj Prop. 2TTli,"ii72iT Gentlemen Heck, Fred; Collier, Bud; Daniels. Win.; Darnall, .1. P.; .Jones, Al; Listen, Pete; Morgan, Sam; Ptoger, George; Stockton, Doni; Sal inas, Silvano B.; Zcigler, Chas. Lad ies Baliirv. Garnet; Davis. Mrs. Ed na; Harmon, Verna; Hall, Marie; Layton, Mabel; Long, Mrs. D.; Niv cn, Ida; Parker, Minnie. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for by April 8,11121. , In calling for the above please say 'r'adverthwd," giving dute of list.' . E. E. BRAGO, Postmaster. 3-2-tilp -V- J. VA KELLOGG. Expert Piano Timing and Repair ing. Residence.! corner North -4th and 'Lake streets. IRhiiie Black dl71. La Grande, OregiiiA 3-4-tf Have you reserved your seal al Sil verlhorn's for the University of Ore iron Girls' Glee Club concert tomor row evening at the high school, il S:M p. m. 3r28-.lt. New Spring Caps At PiMVar Price Good Snappy Styles and Shades. $ .93 $i.r.o ........ $2.00 .j;..$2.'2a ::.t.-!;v.$2.ro $2.9." M. A Chinlund 1309 Adams Ave. Caps t Cups 7aJ - j L4yery-Feed s and ! Sale Stable If you want a good punch for your party or lunch, drop in und ask us to prepare the very best ever made and we do that with pleasure. Al Cain at Palace Confectionery Co. 3-2fi-lf FOR IJOUf see Blue Mou Woiks. 1;A- AIS1NG or moving, i Marble & (Jranite venue. . , . 3-4-tf. SAFKTY K.V-W Ua'i-- re-nund Any niu!tc Vc a do. Newiin's Wook Stgr&i Gincl Shop, P. O. ' liox 848." W-; ' ' 33-U-tf. T Ave Phone Red 722 j;WE. McClure PrOp. (.IK!I ll!U VTAII )1.. ul car, $1.1.25 delivered Why pay more? Orftet Main 714. ll. ihl.'nco, Ited :ir.M. 1'KAHI, STYLKH. 3-1!)-3tp J I'leumire of WrilitiK 1 1 Letters to jie aiiHwerml. U:ie the J right kind of stationery. Writing I letter on poor stationery is just the name as rudely break ihk into u con- ijversution. When your mt-ssuKt1 is ( J, written on the proper kind of Htatio?, l ery il. gets a better introduction, a; Jjguioker hearing, moro willing em's undi l( moro considertttinn. your, - ptrfiofi?V, J wrreHpondencf paper should, be of! I the very best, and that's the kind we j J'tsell. A Uft assortment and maily i different kinds ready for your sehv tinn. Hriees riphl. ' FINE FORjfflMM Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints Drivtrg Out Pain You'll know why thousands use Musterole once you experience the glad relief it gives. Get a W at once from the nearest drug Btork It is a clean, white oint meut, madk with the oil of mustard. Better than mustard planter and doe not blister. )rings ease pnd comiort while it is bcVig rubbed on I Musrerole isvecommended by many doctors and nurV'S. Millionaof jars are Ubed annually fouironchitis: croup, stift neck, asthma, neuulgia, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pVns and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sure muscles, bruises, chilblains, frostLtfeeL colds ot Uie chest ( it often prevents nneumonia). Xx and tuc jars; hospital size 10 o'clock a. m., .May 4, 1921, at th. court house in Iji Grande, Union county, Oregon, bus been duly ap pointcil by s'lid court for settlement of sujd account and the hearing of said petition for distribution,' at which time and place any pi r.-o.v in terested in said estate may appear and file his objections thereto and show cause, if anjs why a final dis- For That Cough After the "Flu" 1 Lingering colds and coughs that follow the grip or influenza are . difficult to overcome, but many such sufferers have found relief in Foley s Honey and Tar. 1 "NSayt It I Worth $50.00 ft Bottle , Kfi- Barnti, Stn Antonio. Tex., wrilci: 'Topjk'i Honty and Tr ii undoubtedly tha belt eouGblf raedy in the world. 1 know thim ia so bocauiajl found it o b ao. Actus) zDrincii lauttit r. It hoa fn worth S50.00 ak ottU to ma. Ei in the stoa I had lb Hu.' wkich lt(t ma Mah and rmh a oariistant cough. Tb cou'h hunnVi ind 1 ircirna much wor tied about it. Semonlv uvi ma to try Felvy's Honey nd Tar and eflan njltintf it thjt niitht. 1 have) now cmpUumrecovtadalluduftgtugottell., "riey's HenevSand Tar CofOUND AN OLD RELIABLE FAMILY REM E D Y, recommended for coughs, colds, tickling of he throat, spasmodic croup, whooping cough, la grippe, aodi broachia .-oughs, hoaneocst, etc. ' ' Alt users braise Us tiromht and efficient action. ' 'Absolutely soft Contains no opiates. ordered. tv. Oreiron. has set Tnesil-iv. Ilie ivtti ALICE SALISBURY, jday of April, 1921, at the County Administratrix, La Grande, Oregon. : Court room in La Grande, Oregon, as .Mar. 21-28, Apr. 4-11-18. jthe lime and place for hearing such 1 1 ; final account and all objections there- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, to. Notice is hereby given that J. I).1 J. D. SLATER, ; Slater has filed his final account as 'Administrator dehonis nnn of ;he Es udministrutor debonis.non of the es- I tale of Joseph E., Carrol, deceased, late' of Joseph E. Carroll, deci-nsed, I Mar 1 1-21-28. Apr b-lli Si 1 1 I rAMILV DRUO STORE i,A SRANDSiORCttON. :t-2i! tr PKRM ANKNT AS TIIK PYKAM1DS La Gran ..X 1 ri.i,rc WE UAMPl-A lcrete Pipe Co. SIC aii.VKHTMr! UtlUGATlON'VIPK GHAVITY WATER SYSTEMS Factory at Island City. PoNtoffice IJtix 791 CARD OF TH ANKS. I We wish to thank our many friends Tor their kindness and sympnthy sho-wn us during our sud bereavement, and also for the many beautiful flow- , ers. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR HAM ANN :i,28-ltp Lower Farm Implement Prices lrtl cm,i .. . .. m...r. ne riiirKfl r.n MUl THE lilt FA K II A COM tin u rAi(.i rmwn r.s Rvr; HNKN Low rr 14 ki't va. khm. run 1 r. 1 i.iiki.k fiiK Ksl fiv Tiir nan IMVI.KMKNTS I SIIJ IN l'il.rt'ISti o-a CROI'S. Anilounc.-nienl Is made by Oliver Chilli. 4 llo iiii a gem raf" iic.v reii ilon 111 their li s that hiny. prl. to thn bssl.? or l'.MS. 'Hi., are Ihe. first to ttvike ls r durllon, and arealakng the loss that Dim move lirlng Tbia ,i.q, nrportoalit to i.lllV , utHftrf,,. (II,.,, miulll hn'tilen.rnia thai will tlp ta ivikIii. fn r,p t'i ,i (,.m at p,i. iB nnv H ! im.I u ,, f.irm a'',i44. CIGARETTE Hm olgaratla haa th eamo delicioua flavor twoky Strike. Koow LunkyStHfco laths' MUM cigoroMa, - BIG MATTRESS SPECIAL IjJDANGEll !j j A Monday March 28A j j iS 1 iVatiiifinp; Old-Time Dances Dunno- tli !v'o;i'.-.. ! 1 j I . ' REFRESHMENTS " J j - J ' V Good Music Good Timo Assured. S I -e-SOfTAr, COMMITTEE ' ! - Uil. THE RCACflN C1-1R OIIP UIRVrANTlAl romin-u j! J tjjjil IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE TIIH WEEK V II) POINDS NEW (orroN ONLY MARCH 2S TO APRIL 2 1H1LT CP IN LAYERS V . ALL ajfea. L. J 'lUliiiiaaak TRICE SPECIAL Roll Kdh'es $8.95 .",'.( RKtH.AR VAU'E, fl3.".0 Kur l imited Tim Onlv S (Hir Winreaw. . W. H. Bohnenkamp Compahy Good Weather is Ahead Last month about the time the Groundhog was poking: his head out of the hole to renew the ancient controversy about his prophetic Jiility close observers of business condition? tceived an infinitely more trustworthy fore cast 01 good business weainer aneaxl. flie size of one of the largest nationally cir- tited publications was increased from 115 148 pages to occonimodate national adver- Irs Who offer the public articles of every- netl. . Tlyijf indicates returning confidence,' and proves that.businosi men 'are sroing after bus iness with renewed energy. Our'patrons among local business men have always hud confidence in tliis Institution to co-otK'iate with them in their efforts to hasten thf retiii n. of j;id business weather. m I I 1 I i I United Stales National Back i .ft. i 1 iTavri 9 1 f r 1. IX ?lcKi:5fftON t P. C. HAMILTON, Ak.m !. t;R4Mr:,M fttljNKKR HOME Fl'RXJSHF.RS a aa al is a a 'I- .: v ' 1 90 . 0 0 J e (: o8. . a . , 1 L, ;T(.- - . V ' T O o e , a" .1 .. c