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THURSDAY., APRIL 21. 1-321
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fjildrcn's strap sh-i-s from .
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with jutif lylaid of ttri'iMd irt. Tnts".
me all made- with th Tmwf.i tuliar nnd
fiiiitt. Pricid from JH.Tr. op.
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News From Surrounding Localities
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night.
Win.. Chandler ami
'. W.-ii
left
(OoMlnued from Page
' r 1.C1.:.. fn ut .u n ..
; revolution in ume way am) put the! .'',,. i i i
1 . 1 , D 'Several car loads of people attended
... J, jlll VUVC-IIIIUIIT null jcamr ntunno.
- "lp'"e",-- m"HM . .!,, Thou ronnrt M one,
would 4ain those contentions which Cove. . "' 'nr - , " " iMIIBW" -v.
thev denieJ Und place a stain on the! Miss Monica fehl hatebeen o3t of'Kor the seventh and fg uli ..."le.pIim yH-foi.- the
memory or rresiueni uooseveii. :scnooi severui nays wnn a uun iwi'-
.rand earlnK for her nil. Alford.
L... ln...nnl n.tliar HrilHIH Oil-'
"'" .. .,m. .., RnkaiH' last Vln-s4i.v.
eral on lust TliurBiiay. ai ip " , ' , . a
, , , . ., . 0 Many of h' i ;i uil? Hoin n
ing he is some better. ' ..... ,,. , 1
a ,'er8 wen- in UiiIiIit l:ut h.lv
' sa": ,,U'T wiH. a broad sialic of mlU-:-.. .'f
spend the week-en.l with her inothe, ,
Mra. Josie fj5y.. is
I'nlou9 League learn defeated Jiff-! " ., ..... , '
bler,ea?ue team last 1 ?H1 "oXTU,
a aeoro in 1. 9
eighth itrade 1 eity cominissioii la
'run
ime'Wednes-1 THP.-n"i " "" Tljp city commission ut . t'
sidwi Kame ! l,0ra of ''tbler defeall the j,,n,nt(.d 'permission to J..J,. Mui , a
"in favor of firlin,le hflfli lasfsajurday by a score I rarfor, tij move a luui e ,i,.
i stated that he
Mr. Mars.
conirnis. iM;. .- n,j
had conUl lid i.tr
NEW BLOUSES
Beautiful new sprui?
bluusi's and waists, in ev
ery color that is in voicne
and made of Georgette
Crepe, Crepe de Chine and
Trieolette.'
All al new low price
The IllaniK shifts thuw often oc- of tonsilfties
cur in political tides find an illustra- Mrs. J. W. Spencer and family, of
tion in hi history of the treaty. It Iji Gruniit, spent Sunday witli Mrs. I th
was e;olfaU'd at the instance of IK. C. i'lass. i n
Mrs. Wm. Wieean relnrn.d fronijniovint; a house Mini nitm-wl n:,
r,. ..i. M,iuu she renoru that rt-ute as it was KhoH.-.-t
that her sister, Mrs. Hattii' Clarl
A ha
nrid-
would not have to wait for
holes to dr up.
(Villim J.nninM Rrv.n llomn. i Mr. H P. Weldi nnd dalltrhter. I .'. ... I The 'telefllonP company nskei, , ..
cratic secretary of state, submitted Mildred, of l.a (iVande, s,-nt Sunday , 7r- ;?-J?TiZU last 1 he ttl. to tako a lu.;-r
b Democratic President Woodrow in Alieel. I " whicn woiiki laKe iwo e.,a i:j, ;t.,.
a very s.erlnas condition.
uy a licmocraiic rresiueni woouruw in micei. . ' . . . m iil.l..r iheir1 .
Wilson, blocked in ratrfication by a . J. Hosson was called to U !nde ! Fr'da' lfnd wl" niakeMmbl. r l"Jwhi,h ls .,
Keuulilican .minority, recommended 'Saturday because of "the illness of His
for ratification by a Republican pies- Imother.
ident, Warren fl. llaidinK, and urited ) Cullen Friswold underwent an op
by leaders of a Senate preponderant- teration for appendicitis at the Grande
ly Republican. The treaty as fin- Ronde Hospital Saturday eveniag. lie
ally drawn, however, differs from, is getting along nicely.
tnat signed at Bogota on April ti,
1U14 and placed before the Senate
by President Wilson on June lij, 1014
Men's Work Shirts
Just arrived a big .shipment of
men's dark work aliirts in all sizes,
made of blue and gray Chambray.
A food quality at $1.00 each.
Men's work Hhirts made of extra
heavy Chambray, coat style, all
sizes. $1.."..
Children's Coveralls "
Boy's and girl's Coveralls in all
sizes. Made Of plain Blue Denim',
Khaki and Striped Drilling:. All
sizes. Priced at $1.25.
HILLS' DEPARTMENT STORE
beats mm
the principal change being the elim
ination of a paragraph whereby the
United States would hove expressed
its regret to Colombia for the loss of
Panama.
I,'. S. 'Musi Pay Cold.
Tlie purpose of the treaty as ex
pressed in its preamble is "to restore
the cordial friendship that formerly
characterized the relations between were the Kiiests of Mrs.
the two counties and also to define! lust Sunday.
and regulate their rights and inter-1 .Mrs. Lola While left for North
ests in respect of the inter-oceanic Powder Inst Snndav to visit friends
r.MDI.KR, April 21. (Special)
Dr. Geo. Vehrs and wife or F.lnln
JobIu Day
ROAD WORK KA- .
I I'ECTKl) TO OI'EN
f Continued irom rage 1)
work, no charge helim made' for Ihe
service to either.
V. M. ('. . Kinds l ew dobs
At the V. M. V. A. It was stateil
that about in men a day apply for
: work. 'No calls have been received
for men from contractors by J. L.
CriMiier, secrelury, but he elates that
a number of farmers have called for
men and that a number of tempora
ry Jobs have been filled around
j town.
I No accurate estimate can bo made
of the number of men 111 l.a Orando
who are out of work and ah In and
wIHIiik to take road Jobs. lloweVer,
It appears that there are about 200.
most of whom have drifted In here
because of the reports that road
i work was .stui'lintf, -T-iw-aikoaiM
men wno are out or work, are in
I mai)y cases, men who have saved
jsoine money and expect to he put
back to work soon, exppctlug the
business of the railroad to Increase
again soon.
China has a permanent alr-mnll
service between IVkln and Tlen-Tslu.
EVERYTHING
for Ihe LAWN
KKKN KUTTKR LAWN MOWERS
A hio.h snide, double gear, ball hearing- machine with 11-inch wheels, r
Knife reel and sharpenine; blade.
l(i inch $:i0.2.1 1 l-inrh $2S.OO
ROI.O LAWN MOWKK
A double i:car, ball liear.itiir machine with 9-inch wheels and -l knife reel and
self sharpening blade. .
Ki-incli $21.(!0 H'-iiulf' $I9.K()
inch curnijj.'ited rubber hoso .Re per foot
1-2-iu heavy moulded r.ublmr lyise , l,"ic per foot
1-2-in rubber hose, 50-fl. ungth"s ' : ,' $7.25
M l-in "Pioneer" cotton hose, 50-fl. lenjrlhs A' . $7.0lf
12-in Utl" cutttm hose; 50-ft. k'UffUiH $(!.0()
N'o. -1."i C.v!ine l.awn Sprinkler- . $2.55
No. l!i prs(on Lawn Sprinkler . $2."."5
No. 51 Busy Lawn Sprihkler . ,. $.,(
5 Discount for Cash
canal which the government of the
United Slates has constructed across
the Isthmus of Panama.''
Article One provides that the
treatment accorded citizens and pro
ducts of Colombia in transportation
through the Panama Canal and over
the Panama Railway shall be etjual
to that given citizens and products of
the United States.
Article Two obligates the United
States to pay to Colombia $25,000,
000 gold, $5,000,000 within six months
after the exchange of ratifications
and $5,000,000 annually for four
years.
Article Three obligates Colombia
to recognize Panama as an independ
ent state, defines the boundary be
tween Colombia and Panama and ob
ligates the United States to use its
good offices to obtain the establish
ment of diplomatic relations between
Colombia and Panama and to bring
about Uie adjustment of questions of
pecuniary liability between the two
countries.
The concluding Article provides for
the exchange, of ratifications in Bo
gota, the ,Cpjombia capital, "us soon
as may be possible.''
Couldn't Be Poorer Without It
Jud Tuuklns ?oys he never went In
to politics biiiiiiise he'd mint to leave
politics poorer thnii when he entered
It and he rualdn'i nnd anybody to give
him creilft.
and relatives. Misu l.co DoeriiiK
will take Mrs. White's place in the
plione office during her absence.
Mrs. Hans Westeuskow is in l.a
Cigarette
To seal In tht
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor.
It's Toasted
sihle now Invan.-
future home.
Newlln Uros, delivered a new
Victrola t the Hotel last Monday.
T. K. Bellamy of l.a Orande was
a business vlBitor in iminer m
Monday
the wet weather. ,
Patching Hclca.
Sifted coal islies, saiai and v.-N-tt "
dour, mixed Hith wyier, iikil;e na ex.
r.ov S5enll of EntornYlse Is stop- cellent n.onai .or pa.co.in; ni,.s vs!,..,,
ping at Hotel Inibler.
Several lmblerltes took In the
ball, game at Union last .Sunday. i
.Mrs. Milo Pratt and children left
for Red Oak, Iowa, iasl Wednesday t,
morning. Mr. Pratt left about six
weeks oko for their new home.
Ona Hudson, who has been visit -
ing friends and relatives in Klstin
for several days relumed hiimc last
Monday evening.
Thomas Slegmund, of Wallowa,
was In Imhler Tuesday evening. Mr. (
Siegmund was buying potatoes and
chickens.
H. Hiigg, the Ford man of KIl-Iii. ;
made a short stop In Imhler Iasl i
Wednesday with a carload of com
mercial men onroute for l.a Ovand".
fiene has a new truck and he' can
Ihe plasler lb bnilien. I'M' two vun
ashi-s and sand 10 one of Hour. )
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For tpiick and competent
sin-vice call Lii(!rand Ta;;i
Co. Special rates to com
mercial men. No charge
for waiting lime on coun
try trips. Stand Slate C;,i'e.
P110NI? P.LACK :r..l.
. Drivers ' .
Clifford (H'oige. I). K. Fold
Constipati
THERE IS NOTHING equal to : : : : -Tablets
for constipation. Wheu the jvopr I
aose is taKen tneir action is so agreciLle r.j:c3 r: p
natural that you do not realize that it is the t:Ti-."c';
of a medicine. Thc6c tablets possess tonic ; i-cpcr-ties
that aid in establishing a natural und regular
action of the bovcls. Chamberlain' 3 TablrX". Live
cured many cases of chrcnic constipation.
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USED
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THE GREATEST USED CAR SALE EVER HELD IN LA GRANDE.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
, SALE COMMENCES TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19th. THESE CARS Ml
f READY) TO RUN WILL BE PRICED AT THE FOLLOWING LQW 'FKJL'RE.S AN I)
EACH CAR WILL BE REDUCED $5 EACH DAY UNTIL SOLD.
Sale Price
1910 7 passenger Reo six $fi00
101!) 7 passenger Studebaker Six ; $.-,r0
1019 Chevrolet $fi0() .
191(5 Chevrolet .' $275
1920 Ford Ton Truck ?G00
1918 Maxwell flSO
1920 .Ford Roadster with starter $t:,o
1910 Ford Touring , ; $250
1910 Ford Roadster ..' : $275
1915 Ford Touring '. $2.5(1
1915 Ford Touring ... $225
.1912 Ford Touring ,. , A.: .,$150
1914 Ford Touring ; '. ; " $250
2 1913 Foi jl Touring ; .'. pch $210'
Vice Today
$590.
440.
590.
265.
590.
340.
" Sold
240.
2G5.
240.
215.
140.
240.
. 230.
TERMS:- HALF CASH; BALANCE IN SIX EQUAL
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