La Grande evening observer., April 02, 1921, Image 2

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S-VWffiDAY. APRIL 2, 1921
PAGE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Blouses
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Beautiful new Blouses
for Spring yvur, featr-,
ing the uew sport colors,
sucli as Honey Dew, To
mato, Sand and Jade, in
all sizes : priced from
$1.98 to $16.50.
Coats-
Dozens of New Spring
Cous In the very latest
models, showing the new.
colors in vogue this sea-.
son. Coats 'from $9.81",
to $:u,50.
Jerseys
The Jersey Sport feat
is Vhe most . popular
Spring garment; these
come in colors of green,
red, navy, Muck and
brown; made will) Tux
edo front; priced frufn
fcK.7.ri to $1.1.00.
rn UTZ & DUN MVS . )S)
Oxfords
Oxfords are the most popular
footwear for this Spring. We
have received n new shipment
in Macks nnd lirowns, in hoth
Oxfords and Pumps, in military
and Baby Louis and French
heels. Priced from $!i.50 to
$12.20.
New Dresses-Suits
STOCKS ARE LAJcGRST RIGHT NOW I
Every day new DRRSSRS and SUITS arrive. The Dresses are made of Taffeta,
Silk and Canton Crepes, in a large variety of colors navy blue and browu are the
most popular. The Suits are mostly all made of Ti icotine mid French serge, navy blue
the liest color; all sizes, and all are moderately juiced.
Hill':
Dep t Store
Hazelwood
Ice Cream
The Quality Kind-
PI10NR US YOUR ORDKR FOR
SUNDAY.
Maple Nut, Strawberry, Vanilla
PUTMAN'S
DRUG
Rexall Store
STORE
j . Lit Grande News of Twenty-j I g
I ' EigKf Years, 'Ago - . ;
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F. M. MrCully, of the 'Wallowa
Chieftain, wan in j (irande this
week.
The Uncle Tom's Cabin company
will par in l,a tirande S:i.uMay
' evening Deremher-j..
W. , .7. SiiodKiasm returned last
week after a four weclw' almenre in
tlif OkanuKnn country.
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Frm
Weekly
18!2. .,
this files' of0 the La firande
(iecUe for leceniber lit,
Mr. ami M;. i- F. Craham were
tendered a fai;ll reception at the
rooniK of the I -a Uranfle athletic
club lust night.
TOMORROW:
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SMAPP'S
Will featur another tremendous fctvorftf in
. tin of
I r.. w. nar.ieu ami J. tj. Thorium
were in the mountain the first of
H the week in nuest of deer.
John Daily, the contractor, anil li.
N. daily, the cunetist, leave, tins week
for their old hiuiie in Denver.
Arthur, Infant linn of Mr. anil Mis.
W. T. Slater, dieil in this eity last
Saturday ninrniiiK, of scarlet fever.
Peter Cooper has the material on
Dip ground for the erection of a res
idence on thp east aid; of Fourth
street, in the first wnrd.
The "Y" will hold it's regular meet
ing next Friday. Officers of this or
ganization are Lillian Collisbn, presi
dent; Mrs. Keavia, secretary; A. I,.
Collison, superintendent of prexa.
At a meeting of Kefcun Hose com
liv. No. 1. this week. Chief Daily
was presented with a handsome watch
charm as token of esteem. The
charm clinsiateil of a lurge cougar's
claw, neatly uolished and trimmed
with gold.
m firande' amateur theatrical
company will appear before the pub
Me on December 'a, in an interesting
drama entitled 'The Commercial
Diummer." Following is the cast:
John Didlev. J. W. Knowles; Frank
Ross and Henrv Irving Booth, Will
Stephan; Joe, a negro, and Ole Vohn
son, ;. M. Hichey; Jacob Ashtor,
George Watson: Hichard Marlowe,
W. F. Snodgrass; Deacon Foote,
Thomas llav: Vrrda Miller, F.llri
May; Zudie Delores, Jess Snodgrass.
Jtrauses
Friday night, fire started in the
Rogers Block, between the "rooms oc
cupied by W. J. Winkead s cigar
store, and those occupied by Poil and I
Sullivan's barber shop. Damage to
The famework for the elevator at b"il,lin' ,5(,U' T '
nop nxiures a toiui miss, inu(uiiLr
Furniture and fixtureH
(be Alliunee . rinui-inv milt
completed, and La Grande has better j',(f1!'
r,.;iii;,.a r,,r iM.n.iii.,., ,-,; ih ..., Alhl
other noint in (Ireiron milaide of Prl". !lent
land. . .
Candjg
It's "PECAN ROLL," 80c per pound. .
Just see how it's made, in the big daylight home
candy kitchen of Krause's home:
A soft roll of fudge-like fondant, delicately
flavored and a rich tan in color, is covered with
warm cream caramel and smothered in sweet ten
der pecan meats. That's all, and that's a whole
lot in terms of deliciousness.
Remember, we're getting it fresh so often
you'll always be surprised at its goodness, for
that and many other reasons. Get a few dainty
slices of it, munch the first one, anil watch your
self come back to SNAPP'S for more!
The fire originated from
defective flue.
J.
' the
W. Khclton, who built and owns
Union railway, has bonded his
After a lay-off of about six wi
the brass band was resurrected last prpPrty fr $211,000. and an addition
m,kl, u.... imc propi icior oi . al jnoo per mile for. new road as
the new hummer House was treated ; fllHt na jt is t.onstrui-ted. This step
to a serenade for "Auld Acquaintance was tak(.n for tne ,)Urp0Se of extend
a'tt' ing the road front Union in a south-
. I easterly direction up the Catherine
Capt. .7. C. Henry and Lieutenants j creek pass into the rich timber, nn'n
W. F. Snodgrass anil J. W. Haker.erul and agricultural lands east of
went to Portland Wednesday to at-, Union, the Big Creek, Pine, Kagle,
tend a meeting of the Natiimnl Guard Cornucopia, Sanger and Sparta dis
Assnciallon. - .Uriels.
UT PARK
IS NOW OPEN
SKVRUAK PAKTIKS NOW
AT TIIK CITY PARK
gives up umi adjoining iU other jiro-
ptrty.
Later in the summer trees will Up
planted and facilities for Uik'.itf turc
uf tourists will be installed.. While it
will Ih a year before the park will be
in uh dniruble shape as ml'it. bn
wished, tourists will huve u comfort-
jablc place to camp without having to
CAMP- ,ffo out of the city.
The park at Union, which will be
among the finest in the state when
completed, will not be finished for
isome time. Several tourists, have
slopped there this week but local au
Snapp's
AI.VLN B.I AITi' "Proprietor
The Pharmacy where "Snappy Service'
" New Customers Kvery Day.
La Grande
Pharmacy
MAIN 40
i QUELLE
IN
RESTAURANT
PENDLETON SOLD
New I'ark at Old Fair Grounds May
He Used This Season Action
Kxnected Next Week.
io men oeneve inai many tourists will ;up on the Kuster a,, ,r0UKht
" Although no permanent aula 'park . prefer La Grande for camping be- back wild flowers that thev h id nick
ed, which gives us a flavor of spring.
He reports. the weather in New Or
leans as ..extremely hot and adds
that the western country is "God'a
Country" and here iB where he plants - , 1
his flag. The only thing he has j PENDLETON, Apr. 2. Rale of the
against New Orleans is that the nios- iQelle restaurant and Senate rooms, lo
uuitos are as big as jack rabbits. cated above the restaurant has been
Mrs. Fontaine expects to come announced with the actual figure
home in ubout a week, as she had to withheld but set near the $12,000
stop off at Salem and, take care of'niai'k. Hubert A. Iludd, of Kieth, and
her mother, Mrs. Holmes, who has the ; Frank 11. Chatas are the purchasers
measles. jfrom W. A. (Dusty) Khodes who his
Basil Collins was a La Grande vis- 'owned the. restaurant and rooming
itor last Saturday evening. 'house for the last five years.
Mrs. Bernice Dyer was a La Grande Cash payment was reported, tln
visitsr last Sunday. ileal being arranged through J. IL
' A nf Ifnmda nflnnla
went
F.stes, liK-al real estate man.
TRAVELS 9Y
has been built here, the city park islcause La (iiande has more attractions
nffain being pressed into service byjto offer.
tourist parties. Several parties are
camping there now anil the number of
tourists seems to be rapidly increas
ing us the warm weather approaches.
The new park, which will be at the old
fair grounds, may be in use before,
the end of the summer, but at present
no facilities to care for the tourists
have been provided.
The matter of the permanent park
is expected to be settled at next week's
meeting of the city commission. At
that time a resolution wilt probably
be introduced to vacate O nvenue
front the east line of North Maple to
NOTICE TO MUSICIANS.
Mr. Kuget was a Pendleton visitor! The regular monthly meeting will
last week. ' ibe held Sunday, April II, at noon, at
Charlie Hawks and his brother Mr. 'Eagles Hull. 4-2-lt
I.itsworth, were l-a Grande visitors! MltS. 1.. .1. CATKS.
; last week.
BIKE ON 0
Vanity Fair Beauty Shop. 12 Ie
I pot street. Phone Red 17G1 for ap
li pointmenls. 3-31 1 f
GOOD 1IAHH t'TAH COAL.
J12 2.ri nl car, 13.i!r delivered.
Why pay more? Office, Mnin 714,
Residence, lied 3561. PEARL
STYLES. . . 3-19-Stp"
KAMF.LA, Mar. 81. (Special.)
A railroad is u convenient thing to
have around even if you don't ride the
trains. '1 he only way the O.-W. K.
N. has it over 'the traveling nublic
the north line of the O.-W. right of j here at Kamela is on the question of
way, and to vacate North Maple from i speed. So says a traveler who pass
the south line of Q avenue to the ed through Kamela last Monday ev-
iiumi iiiii- in mi- w.-n. iigiu in way. filing on a im-yeie I roin Mill l.tlKe j f
The property on Q avenue now be- City enroute for Seattle, inegotioting .
lungs to the U. S. National bank and: the distance from Salt Lake here in i
this piece of property would lie trans-Uwo weeks by following the ruilro.-iu
ferred to the city while the city would right-of-way and loading the wheel
transfer the property on Maple to the iwhen, at times, he was unable to truv
U. S. National Bank. -el the wagon road on nccount of sonw
. By. this- arrangement, the city wi'.i land mud. . -; . . - fj
)uive.'; cinishVr.'ildyf' JaiViV)i,Rv'C;'''M'' vMr. FiMitahie,;who has been visilinffti
latid "fur its ))!irl(, wbiie' th:Mntntr vWltihis relatives in Virginia nnd Texas, '
get 8 piei-e of property wtrlih is ex lhas returned home. He says the south
peeled to lie us vnliialile ti Ih it il I is much improved sinee recent year
nvin
Andrew's Variety Store
2 Notable Hat Offerings
$7.50 - $10.00
In tire lot-of $7.ri0, there nre lutts of spl.-mlia ii!il
H2.50 values. In the lot itt $10.00 th.-iv nre niaU'h W.fH
valiteM at from if r..ro'to $ia.0.
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BEAUTIFUL M0BF.15 We huv Flower Trimmed Mats
In kirg selivtion of charming styles, also KiWmim, Km.,
ancf leather ami Novelty InmmiHl Hats ; bailors. Kolls
TutM nd the dressy large.shape.v
Plays all!
PHE New Edison does more
than Re-Ckeatb music with
perfect realism. It does more than
Play all taUins-machine records.
It does both I
Come in and vote for the Ameri
can whose favorite tunes you
would like to know. Receive
r HEE Mr. Edison's favorite por
trait, a large pen-ttching by
Irankltn IWh, reproduced ft
frwtiin.
until III nnAii .i.-.i... :
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r.Hie.s. Jf vrf cuenot fit yo with one o(ihe SMK;MAI. V 7lJ J ' I a f li .' . I '' 1'. J
.jVAUa, Mm. Wale will l.e glad ninke one .o onftf for l , IV 1 I 'I " . .AliO cty S t
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