La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1921, Image 3

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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921
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I The
W Pink
Shop
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HAS MOVED
And now occupies the
ground floor room iit 1113
Adams iivcnuc, where the
lovely creations in Ludies'
iind Children's MiMir.ery
arc bound to interest ev
ery lady and child who
wisher to be well dressed
at h low cost. You are in
vited to call-. ,
Pink Shop
1115 ADAMS AVENL'I
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"WHITE AS SNOW
TIRED?' WHY, NO!"
An EDEN Washing; Ma
chine in your home is us
necessary as the latest ma
chinery in your factory or
the most modern appliance
you have installed in your
home.
Washing Machines
Sewing Machines
Electric Curling Iron
Electric Fans.
Buy, your appliances here
and you can always get
service.
"Let tho II. & S. Electric
Do Your Work."
H. & S. Electric
Company
Electrical Contractors.
105 Depot Street.'
PHONE LED 31131
Announcement
OLD-TIME DANCES
will be Riven In Rex Hall on
Thursday eveninus. Nothing
but tbe Kracrful, old-time
dances will be danced. Music
by Llndsey's superb orchestra.
Everyone enjoyed the first
dances; be tfure pd mt'e.nd
those to be given. I-eisons
l.r appointment. Call Mala 42.
Mf.&Mrs.P.J.Powers
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DA N CE
". .TUESDAYS
SATURDAYS.
Jfk, ( (litcn P.irh ridv, Panrw ,for
prigr To tie (iitn Away Lacb
Draw in; 1 iff o'tkicli..
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"LQcfal News k Brief
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J Visiting in Portland
li. Miss Ellen Grady left las nigh for
, I Portland, whore she will spend a
vjeelf. K'ndlcton East Oregoniun.
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J On Business 1Vi-
! K. E. tftilwell, of Lu Grande, is a
J business visitor in Pendleton. Pen-
dleton East Ouegonian.
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' jVuvus fur .1 tlienu
I .Miss Mary Andrews la spending
'several days at Athena, vtBitlug wltU
ilier brother and family.
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S Medical SprinKs Kamily Here
I Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Powers, of Med-
S ical Springs, are in La Grande .today.
ijC E. Johnson Here
i C. E. Johnson, of Enterprise, is in
I La Grande today.
tiKamelan Here
J K. C. Williams, of Kaniela, is in La
I ) Grande, being registered at the Som
iimer hotel ,
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lj Keynnhls-Kclurns
Jj- Charles Reynolds returned this
I! noon from Portland whore, he had
I : been on business slues Sunday.
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ElginileK Here
A party composed of J. 11. Hathron,
K. N. Ilathron, May llathron, Mrs.
I. W. Gandley is here from Elgin.
They are staying at tho Foley.
Name Misspelled
The contract, for the Hilirard-Li
Grande section of the Old Urceon trail
1 1 was let i Kajottc and Winter, not
JjHejot nnd Winters, as reported in
press dispatches yesterday.
I At Local Hotel
Jj 1). (J. Ulako, of Imblcr; Mat Head,
of Joseph, and Mrs. Jay Lewis, of En
Jiterprise, were amoni; the Union and
'iW'allowa county people at the Foley
J 'last night.
J' Visiting Near Elgin
Mrs. L. Rynearson and Mrs. W. M.
J Le More, of La Grande are spending
I, the week nt the J. S. Spikcr ranch
on Indian creek. They arrived last
I . Saturday morning. Elgin Itceorder.
.Miss Winder Transferred
'Miss Edna Winder, who has boon
employed at the local, ticket office of
the O.-W. R. & N., has been transfer
red to La Grande. She left' for I,u
Grande yesterday. Pendleton E:ist
Oregon. an.
OXFORDS AND
SHOES
in the
LATEST STYLES..
Oxfords, $9.-15.
iii Drown Vici and Mahog
i, . any Velour.
EDWIN CLAPrS
Famous Shoes and Ox
fords for sale here.
Just arri ved Newjut. new,
SW" KmlFVur'- in -"Hand
Ties, in new narrow shape.
Special, DOc ea., 3 for 52.50
You Save We Sell for
Cash.
Clint's Clpthiery
"The
Store With
science."
a Con-
1108 ADAMS AVENUE
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Npv. Dress
Shoes
$6.50
TOP GKADE CALFSKIN, IS ENGLISH KTVLE .
Oil lUK.'NI) TOE; A DAKK KliOWN OVOIl.
THESE AKII THE ONES WE t.SEU TO SELL
Kilt I0.G0. , .
,the:hub::
mm TIE WOEPNG
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Poisoning Work Progresses-
SduirrcLpoisoning work itanow we'l
Wider way in Union conty, the coun- Iditorium. The program is schedulAl
! farm biyea being in charge of theito begin at 8:15, and as -there are no
work. Poisuti was taken to Elgin by reserved seat?, it is predicted tfeit
County Agent Harry G. Avery .'most of the audience wiil be seated
week anil is being distributed among . shortly after 8 o'clock. Stunts bv in-
tne jarmers mere. utner places
when it is being distributed are Telo
caset, North Powifer and Medici
Springs.
April 11th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty, 4-8--t
Pastor Has Returned
Rev. E. L. Whiddon, who has been
in Portland the past ten days, will
occupy his pulpit at the South Meth
odist church on Sunday. Mrs. Whiu
don will remain in Portland a while
longer as her health is much improv
ed, as Portland has a sea level alti
tude. County Court to Adjourn
County Court, which convened
yesterday noon Immediately after
the return of the members, Juds'.'
U. 1). Couch, J. V, Hutchinson and
Cecil Galloway, from Portland where
they uttended the monthly meeting
of the state highway commission,
will adjourn this afternoon at Un
close of business. The court will
meet again next Tuesday, April 12.
.Indue Knmvlcf III
Judge J. W. Kuowies of the cir
cuit court, la confined to hia home
because of ijlncss. Ho was not able
to bo at his ofrice yesterday bill
hoped to bo ablo to bo in eomi to
day us the entire day was to be Ink
en up with making motions. However-
his condition Is Btioh that he
was forced to postpone) motion day
and will possibly not be at tho court
huusc for several days.
Uailroadern in Pendleton
A. Buckley nnd J. K. Co .'butt, su
perintendent and assistant superin
tendent, respectively, of the first di
vision, O.-W. ;K. & N., with headquar
ters at Portland; and Charles F. Rob
erts and T. A." McKinstry. of Lh
Grande, assistant superintendent and
chief dispatcher of the second divis
ion, were here in a special car Weu
nesday. Routine matters only caused
tho visit, according 'to local official
of the ruilroad. Pendleton East Ore
gon ian.
Itetitms h' ron i 1 'all rornt it
Mrs. Terrence Brandon HoKati
Jias returned from Southern Califor
nia, where she was called to at
tend the Tuneral of Cyril Dudley, the
sixteen-year-old Santa Clara student
who died as a result of Injuries re
ceived In a football game. The lad
was laid to rest in Mt. Calvary cem
etery, n't San "Jose. California, by the
side of bis mother whom he lost
in childhood. The funeral was one
of. the largest ever held in the city,
over 200 autus forming the funeral
cortese.
Campers .May Have to Pay
A "Strong probability that tourists
who nid gucbtH of Pendleton during
this summer vacation season will be
required to pay a nominal fee for the
use of firewood on the tourists' camp
i inff grounds was expressed at the
meeting; of the city council. Council
man Simpson reported that he had
ju.t recently imde an inspection of
the methods followed at Walla Walla
where such a practice is followed. It
wa-shmvn in-KrrtnfnrTrtlVt "report that
the item of wood alone cost the city
$200 last yeir in the month when the
Round-Up was held. No definite ac
tion was taken last night. Pendleton
East Oretfoiiian.
Wallace C. Kakin, formerly city
.editor of the liakcr Herald, hut who
lias jrinny fricirds in thi.s city, under
went a serious operation for appen
dicitis last Saturday evening in Al
haity. lie is reported to be-convalescing
very nicely. Mr. Kakin is a
graduate of the University of Oi c--on,
and, ffdlowing his work with the
liakcr Mri-ild, accepted a similar pos
ition with the Alliany I)eniucrat. Jin
is the ion of .'iic-uil Judtre K;ikin, of
Astoria, and a cousin of Kobert Kakin,
fif 1 his city.
Men'
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ItaclPun Job I
i erne Jennings, who was Injured!
sevegil weeks agg when a tractor he.
I was "riving turned JVer, is back at '
work at the Hilton gaose. j
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! A large number of tickets have been ,
sold for tjie Associated Girl Students' ;
(Antiks Sch,v. which is to be niven i
ithis ovii'iinir in the hiirh school au. I
dividuals and by cjnss will be given,
the proceeds from tile show to be us
ed in furnishing1 the girls' rest room
at khe high school .toward. which this
organization has been working all
the year. ,
April llth last d.ty to pay water
rent without a penalty. , ' 4-8-2t
Inewtoday
KOR SAI.K 1)20 Model Kurd Tour
ing Car. New in September, w-oi k?
fine, new tiwls nnd chuin. Call nt
Kouni 9, Savoy hotel. - a-8-Ut)
WANTKD TO TUAD1C 1 4 Huron
of nil cultivated land, eloso lu to
Spokane, for I.n Cruude- iroierly.
l'IU)ii ' Black HI. 4-S-lii
WANTED- 1'ttperlmuKiiiK nnd l'iilul
luff. Call" SnodKrnss. uluine Heil
3i)ti2. Trk-ea reasonable. .-S-(;ii
FOlt Kl'NT i-'our-room modern
limine 1514 S Ave. Iniiulio nt
rear of house. 4-S-2tl
1)K UKNT Moilein room, 1II0I 3rd
street. Call between 5 ami 7 o'
clock, evenings. 4-8-UI
See I-'rank OaitRherty ad.,
ture for Sale", on pace 3.
Turni-l-8-lt.
April llth last il ly to jiuy waler
rent without a penalty. 4 8-2t
Do you
knov
why
it s ioasled
To seal In tho
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor,
CIGARETTE
TAXI
For quick and competent
service cull LaGrando Taxi '
Co. Special rates to com
mercial men. No charge
for waiting time on coun
try trips. Stand Stale Cafe.
. .-rilONE. BLACK .8341.. .
Drivers
Clifford George. I). K. Ford
UJCKT
IF YOU BAKE YOUR
OWN BREAD
OKDKR AMEUirAN LEAUT.V FLOUR '
Your Bread will he White ail Dclidoux, .
PK1CI? SACK:
Fresh Walla Walla Uhliliail), t pound.
New today, Lniighorn and Elbhorii Swiss Cheese.'
Extra large Florida Grapefruit., 2 fur l"c.
Salmon in one pound tins, 15c.
Olympic Pancake Flour, DOc . package.
Hops for Laking Purposes, '2 paekagl-s for 25c.
Green Onions, from Walla V-'alla, !)? luiich.
Empire Hrand Coffee, .12c ii pound. " . .
NV-W consignment'Shilling'sf Baking Powiler, .10c lh.
Swift's Hams, Picnics and. J!acon fresh today,
j Arrived today, Llacl FigR for slewing, 2 Has, S0(i.
: Creme Oil Toilet Soap, i"hars for $1.10.
f iy-ivjm Cotfee' 3-lb. caliK, $1.00. .
Fresh Eggs, 20C a dozen. ' '
PHONE
FATTISON :
9 UKUCiliX
JHE HOME OF AMERICAN HK9bTfe FLOI fit
FURNITURE FOR SAlS
I have taken ji.posilion too far from lit Grande to pay
.
.mil therefore offering far sale SATUKDAY, Al'lflL 9, at 1
following articles .
2 DUESSiiUS :
2 ii:o.v " .
2 SriUNCS ' ' "
2 MATTRESSES ' . I!
2 AXMINSTEU RUGS
1 RANGE ' " "v"
-4 ROCKING CHAIRS ;
1 LIBRARY TARLE
1 r.REAKFASt TAIU.E "-,
I SANITARY COUCH "'
20 yds. Liiiohm'n, and many other,
articles.
This is all good I''tirnilure and in good condition; has boon
FRANK DAUGHERTY
INUKiKSTlON AN I) CONSTIPA
TION. "Prior to using Chamberlain's Tub
lets, I suffered dreadfully from in
digestion. Nothinir I ate agreed with
me and I lost flesh and ran down in
health. Chamberlain's, Tablets slren
Kthened my digestion and cured me of
constipation," writes Mrs. George
Stroup, Solvuy, N. Y. adv.
ANTI-URIC
"The National Remedy",
for
RHEUMATISM
A Complete Treatment in
One rackuge Three
Preparations.
Anti-Uric Tonic and L'lood
Purifier.
Anti-Uric Oil for Massage.
Pullman PilLsj. the Correct
Laxative.
A money hack guaranlecr
with every package.
Sold Hy
'.SILVER-THORN'S
FAMILY
DRUG STORE
adv.
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BROTHERS
l(2 O AVENUE,
It is of (reat importance that the
whereabouts of Plorcnco M. ' Kodlfer,
who married a JumcR A. Diamond, of
Philadelphia, Pa., in October, 11)12,
be known, or whether she is livinir
or dead. If he ke' dead, her next of
kin. . ..
Communicate with the ltev. J. II.
Diamond. Pastor of St. Jumca Church.
'Driftwood, Pu. 4-U titp
Huron 20c to 2oe
larket, phunc Main
People's Meat
17. 4-0-tf
Pit KV ENT ATI V E M EDICIN E.
The tendency of medical science Is
i t.i'vavd preventative measures' It .8
easier aad better to prevent than to
i cure. Pneumonia, one of the most
dangerous diseases tiiat medical men
I have to contend with, often follows
J a eold or -attack of prip. The cold
i prepares the .yslem for tho reception
J'and. development of the pneumonia
, U-i in. The longer tint cold hnntrs on,
the it router the thinner. Take (ham-
herlain's CJouich Remedy as oon as
J. G. HOLM'S
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Occasionally there is :omething new under the sun,"
I i .'' u,v i'Hnuiiui inoiKi oi tne new SAisiTAlii
lj , RL'-BLL COOKIi; CASIO .we have just installed in the
j i lrof f our store Jo five you better bakery .service.
f is it, ood to U,h
i it protect s'!Pu-Blu Cakes and Crackers fjon? molstti-,
j ilust, and hestt. 3'he picture pnly gives0yott a slight e
r this novel new departng-nt.o0('omc in and see it,0)f bet-
tcr ill try pound of Trunin cafics, fresh fron this alP
met.Q cabinet. , . ,, i .
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me to shfp'my furnituiv, and
p. ih., at G02 0 AvuiwcJ tho
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useful
used less limn eight months.
the first indication of cold appears so
as to Ret rid of it with tho least !-,
stole delay. It is folly to risk an at
tack of pneumonia when this remedy
may bo obtained for a trifle adv.
O00e0O6QOO
HUGS FOR 1 LATCHING
Ilest 200 egg strain. Hoganissed 1
stock S. C. U. I. I!eds;.0. A. ,C. '
Burred Tvocks and S. C. While
Leghorns; hens from Tancrcd
strain that have averaged 200 '
ejrirs their pullet year, mated
with Ferris males, from, 275 egg
hens. Eggs $1.00 per setting.
W. It. GEKELKK
Breeder of "Huns That Lay.",
East N Ave. and Hall' St.
P. O. Cox 0G La GVande, Ore.
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