La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1921, Image 2

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LVGRANDE EYEING CESERVEtt
WftDNJSfJA,
W, 1921
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fete
New Neckwear
FOR WOMEN JUST ARRIVED
r; FOR TAXATIOfJ ..,-v n6 QioTvnrnsrun
NKW LACE COLLARS
-NKW ORGANDIE COLLARS
NEW ORE
NKWJ'IJFF
FRONTS
Featuring
V
inr very tum'hi kip
COLLAR SETS
as now in vogue. Very
suitable to wear on your Suit or Coat or on wparatc drens.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED-
Hill's Dep't Store
I.OVKIX COMICS FROM S.M.KM TO
SMCI.'KK HKALTY TRANSACTIONS
Desin. T 0l, At First Hi.nd. Artunl Ln't Help Prai .in Tanlac After It awful headaches. I hail rheumatisnj
Value Kxisliii( on I'murrty
l'roniKH IIih Actum
With a belief that the only way to
arriva at proper valuations of pro
perly for taxation purposes is to vUit
the different pollution and, from tV
! rerord, asrorlain what nronertv has
heen chanpini? handa for in dollars a:ni
cents, Frank Lovcll, of the stale f.x
department, Is Ktayinir in I.a Grande
for a short time while he inspeets the
ieords at the court house.
Mr. T,ovell is one of the state's most
Hilistantinl men in that he handles
the department, not as thouifh it be
longed to him person illy, hut with u
full understanding that it is the peo
ple's work he Is doing. No man com
mnnds higher respect of the gencrel
public and legislators than does this
gentleman, who first knows what li"
is doing and, secondly, always tries to
fulfill his obligations to the slate.
. He stated today that the figures
given in d-ds of record hardly repie
-cnt proper values, but if one will ex
amine the revenue stamps a fair idea
of the value can be ascertained. Arm
ed with all this information he will
proceed to Salem and begin work ''
establishing a proper valuation for
taxation purposes the coining year.
Stock
Reducin
g Sale
r.nuuu ins nevenoears or .stomarh m mv leo- s.nTi ... ),,! I mi,i
'I rouble. Declares Nudelman. hardly drive my ear. 1 was so'nerv-
. '. ioux the lean little thing would upset
After a man has suffered as long me and I was simply miserable,
and as much as I have he can hardly; "I kept hearing so mueh about Tan
help, pvaisinif the medicine that res- lac that J. decided to e if it would
tores him to health," said M. lludel- help me any and it proved to be the
man, 441 Ross street, Portland, who very thin 1 needed, for I gained el
operates an auto stage between Port- even pounds on the first two bottles,
land and Vancouver Wn. and, since taking two more, I am in
I'M- the ptft six or seven -years I the best of health again. My appetite
suffered terribly from a severe case . is fine, I can eat anything 1 want
t stomach trouble and my appetite without any discomfort afterwards,
got down to almost nothing. N,.ar- I am no longer worried with const i
ly everything I ate upset me, and the pation'or headaches and the rheumn
gas and pains in my stomach wotild tism has entirely dis -ppcarcd. My
dmost drive me distracted. I also wife hn ..Is.. t,..M t.,i.. .iih ..!...
suffered from constipation and had did results.
iLiLLli VVA1 0
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STfiElTlElI
TESTED! BYJAPSDENiED
"''"'i ''l The vestrymen of St. Peter's Epis
1 "'",''- icopal church, elected at the annua!
.parish meeting in llonan Hall Mon
IVogiesNhe Spirit Shown at i'.i-aiieh day evening are A. 11. Cherry, James
aim iin-uii .reeling my, ! Kussell, t;. I,. I,arison. Join Chan-
COWS
on Pyralin Ivory
Our Entire Stock of PYRALIN IVORY AT 25 TO 33 1-3 PER CENT OFF. Every
item for less money than you have ever been offered this standard line of mdse. before.
M lieal Yield Kepoi-led.
Al (he meeting nl the farm bureau
Sjianeb at lmbler last evening the
I iiberculosis inspecllnn work wa.i dis
cussed and 7!l cows were tilled for
inspection, Mueh eiiihu.'iasiii wtut
.-.Iwiwn by i;be funnel u for I he Rat
ing' and ail error! will he made to!
huvo all Hie cows in ilie district, j
which is around the lfiu mark, lest-j
d when tlui extension, specialist j
lunies to Union county. This will
man and h. K.- liragg. James U
Sluter was chosen senior warden and
Harry Zuibiirk was elected junior
warden. ,
The ' vestrymen will meet next
Monday evening and elect a secre
tary and treasurer. Hegular meet
ings will be held the first Monday of
every month during the year.
Easter greetings were sont to Jlish-
l!u,i,i,.i. iu .... i .i... ir.. . '.'l.n Robert Lewis Paddock, of Uuod
Hiver, and confidence was exnressed
Jin his leadership. Greetings were
;.robably be wllhin three wwiks. ! , senl.l M"- Anna htevens, tne
Another topic that was given lunch'"" ' t K tnarl" """""er oi tne
Ilium la-.it nlRhl was that of Haiii !chu''t'h- wh" wus confined to her home
I Washington Hybrid M2x wheat hero ia"'' unlll,le to "Ue,ul the "'eeting.
!J. A. (Jaslclll. who irrigates his land
This monument, erected to ths memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in akwiJodlerr.et.c.V. Sew York, is a
combination of rtassic and modem ideas in monument
wcrk. - . .
Jl .
W'S have made a profound
Study ot innmfment building:,
and an ordor placed in our
liandt. is siirc to receive faith
fill, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
; ' Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
A CLASSIFIED AD. WILL BRING RESULTS.
1 -3 off
Regular $9.00 Ivory Mirror
Regular $7.00 Ivory Mimr...;....
Regular $8.50 Ivory Clock
Regular $7.25 Ivory Clock
Regular $.").00 Ivory Clock
Regular $10.00 Ivory Jewel I'.ux... $.70
Regular $8.00 Ivory Jewel Hox $:.:!.ri
Regular $;'i..r0 Ivorv Jewel Box $.1.70
Reculur $1.25 Ivory Tray $ .85
Regular $2.50 Ivory Tray $1.70
Regular $1.75 Ivory Tray $1.20
...$i.00
...$.".00
$C.70
....$4.8V
$3.35 X
1-4 off
vRegular $7.25 Ivory Hair Brush. ...$3.45
Regular $3.75 Ivory Tray , $2.K."
Regular $5.25 Ivory Tray ,...$3,115
Regular $2.75 Ivory Powder Box. $2.10
Regul' $2.75 Ivory ltair Rocvr...$2.10
Regula!$2.25 Ivory Powder Box.l.O
Itegular $1.75 Ivory Powder Box. $1.35
Ifrvtilar TXc Ivory Peifuine Box S .GO
lU'gtni.(i5 Ivory Cold Cream
Jar : ...$1.25
Regular $5.00 Ivory Clothes Brsh. $3.75
Regular $5.50 Ivory Hat Brush. ...$4.15
All Buffers and Manicure Articles at 25 PER CENT OFF See Our Display Window.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE JREXALL STORE
EXAMINATION DATE IS
SET FOR ENGINEERS
The next examination for rcc,i:;
Iration or pi-olesioiial engineers in
the sluie or Oregon will he held by
the state board or onsineerir.K ex
aminer.i on Friday. May c. at 52c
oibell huVdinjr. Portland. Appli
cations for the same may be lobiaiu
ed from A. II. (lnrter, -,ieci clary of
Hie hoard. 52(1 r.'nrhcil 'building. Ap
plications shotilil he in the haiiil oi' I
Hie i)onrd thirty 'days before the!
date of c..Y:iniin:i! ion. !
imittiimmammuiBmMiitriuamMim'--"- airAKWiM.li mi mi win ?
I HOW DO YOU BUY
reporled a yield of over 6(1 bushels
,or acre. He slated (hat his ex pari,
emu Is that it la a "nun h belter
yielder than Korly-fold. which Is gen
t rally considered the best winter
wheat here. A largo number of rac
liieivl are pulling In the hybrid this
Near and Hie yield per acre in Hit
lmbler section should be much In
creased.' '
Ed. HeyiKilds, who Is vice-president
or Hie rarin bureau and an im.
poiiaut fii'.lorl.ia the ntau lair, be-
i nig a ineniber of t he slate hoard.
and one or the members of the coun
ty lair board, talked over a possiW"
county ralr for Union eciin.y with
the lmbler farmei-.i. The ii'vitlniotit
of the raiiner.4.was strongly In ru
vor or a county fair this lull.
. Several other . matters were dis
cussed during the evening. A farm
bureau bulletin hoard will bo erect-
( ed In the lj:iv.-n. .according (o a de-
etiiion reached last nlsht. on which
I'ann bureau antkiinceinents wilt be
made.
11 'n hii. .ini-i niiiiji'ci me. lunerat ot tne late lira. Mikeii
that bioiiKht oul much interest lasi Royce will he held at the Catholic!
' " u. iM.pnii.Mi,Mi w iii rtouu cnurcn riiuay morning at o clock.
be held i,i tearinhe poultry owners , Triends invited. Iiiteiment will Iim'hi
ul Hii'.Summerville.
OI.V.MI'IC fiAMI-S KII.M READY.
A one-reel film on the Olympic
games at Antwerp has been received
from-New York by the extension di
vision of the University of Oregon
and it now ready for lo n to the
schools of the sta',e.
OUIGJ
IARANTEE
We use only the best mater
ials. The quality and work
.manship of our repair jobs is
guaranteed. That's why we
recommend and guarantee
Gill Rings to overcome oil
ilimping and to' prevent the
ncapc of compression.
For;
LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE
WORKS :: :: :: W. Leigh ton, Prop,
1 TNKKAI. XOIICH,
I lie be:il methods or weeding on
star hoarders.
"or?
Ml K K KOYCK
AND KVMII.Y.
iff mfWvin
i
t is tKe easiest thincr in thd world to buv
Good Tire Mileage. Simply cHoose good tires
and let us show you how 'to give them practical
carethis is the business-like solution.
There is no short-cut toreal tire economy---
New Spring Caps
At Pre-War Priees
. Good Snappy Styles and
Shades.
Caps ........:. $ .95
Caps : $1.50
Caps ....$2.00
Caps $2.25
Citps $2.50
Caps $2.95
M. A Chinlund
1309 Adams Ave.
I
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Livery Feed
AND
Sale Stab!
e
T Ave Phone Red 7'22
W. E. McClure, .I'rop.
tbe.saVne, good, old rule applies--fhe best is
you
cheapest.
Choose Goodyear Tires if
right very time. They cost no. more
ordinary tires.
Come in and look at tliem-haodle th
tnem on j'our car.
. .
They will give you the extra tire cnileage ybu
are looking for.
want to go
than
le them-try
nnr r. . - . . 2 ,
MUKE, ULUbMUBiLES JiliRE APRIL Sth-DTiMR OURS NO.
;)()!) Il.llill I TAII ('DAI..
12.2-. nt e;.;. tl2.23 delivered,
Why )Kfy H...I-. .- Ofi'iee, Main 714,
lt.-s.iil.neu, i;.,i :;:,5i PKARL
OTVI.KS.' ' i' U 3-lS-Stp
THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL S6.RVICE
Good Weather is Ahead
Iist month about the time' the Groundhog
as poking his head out of the hole to renew
the ancient controversy ahout his prophetic
altlKy close observers of business conditions
received itn infinitely more trustworthy fore
castof imx business weather ahead. .
Tlh' si; e of one of the largest nnlionally cir
culatil publications was increased, from 115
to Mi is:es to occommiKlate national adver-
cr- the public articles of every-
tiscrs lw rto off
day neWt
This Vindicates rturni!; confidence, and
proves that bnsinest men .Ire jroir.j after J-s-iness
w.ith fenewed. energy.
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Our patrons, among local busine:us men have
nlwaj-s had cifiiencc in thrs Instfuition to
co-oporat with IJ?m ijj t.eir effm fs Jo h:t4l
t:' lUMi of giff.d Idleness weather.
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