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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921
A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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jwif (ovriU fhint spufe. When you feci the urge
don't go without equipment which will iusure suc
"cat. Our utotk of
REELS
' RODS
LINES
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FLIES,' Etc., "
is very complete. Come in and bcc the new thing's
designed to udd to the pleasures of the piscatorial art.
EUGEN, Apr? 21. TIRj Oregon
varsity baseball learn ljinvrg Eugene
day for a northern tour, play
ing eight games Doiore returning 10
the campus May 1? Coach Georgo
nobler Is jii cfcarge of the trip.
The varsity nine meets Washlng-
toit In a"lo-gume sertc at Seattle
Friday and Saturday. Washington
Stale collcgj; furnfshes hc ofttfsi
tlou for two mora guinea on Aprir
25 and 2G. 'Wfcitnvin vill be play-
i on game op tin following day,
winding up th'e lntercolltljtto game
to be slaved on the tin. . .
Asrll 28 the vanity UV a
town team at Kennitick, 'Wash.
On -April 29 and 30, th varsity will
be seen lu action on I'ortland lots,
meeting the North l'sclflc dentists
In the first game, and I' e Multnomah j
tossers in the final contest before I
returning to Kugene.
Illninalning games on the baseball
schedule include: University of
Washington at Kugene, Ma; ti and
7; Washington Mate college ut Ku
gene May 11 and 12; Oregon Agri
cultural college at Eugene, May 2(1
and 21; Oregon Agricultural college
at (,'orvallls, Muy 27 and 28. ,
WIAT K OUTSANQINS
CHARACTERIZE OUR B 9
MEN'S'-:
SUITS
Use Observer Want Ads.
Snapp's
a-LVlH BNAJ-IV Proprletof
La Grande
Pharmacy
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Smart Shoppers Appreciate "Service."
' All shoppers appreciate service and
that Is why so many shoppers up
prcciatc the particular service which
wo give. Thcro is a peculiarly In
timnto contact between our store uml
our customers, Each of them is giv
en to immediately appreciate th"! re
tnarkublc extent to which we will go
to serve them In u satisfactory way.
We realize thut our storo to become
an Institution in this vicinity must.
be built up on u strong foundation of
satisfaction guaranteed anil by till
method wo plan always to assure you
of the finest goods that drug stores
toll, the lowest prices drug stores
quota on quality and the finest per
sonal service, that the transaction
may be completed to your satisfac
tion. ' Kcimimbcr this when you lire 'my
lug serious medicinal needs, ordinary
toilet articles or luxury Items which I
we sell. He member that service with
us is more than H fail it is a fact
wo give you servico such as only can
be provided by THE SEUVICK DRUG
STORE.
FAMILY DRUS STORE
LA OSANOCORBOON.
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Llttls "-o.nl en AtlsMIc Cosst
With Ihe ricepiion of i'ic small de
posits '. an'iirurlto Ih.llhode Island,
Ihe only crni' depnslis on Iho Atliinllc
eahotird of this continent are they
to Ihe niailllu'tt provinces of Canada.
STRINGHAM CAR
CATCHES HRE
Jud Tunklns.
Jml Tunklns says he can't under
fill nd why sninn ieople think It's any
kind of a comfort to explain to a
man that his troubles are his own
fsult.
GRANGE IIAI-L, Apr. 18. (Spe
cial. ) ..Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Wilker.son
spent Sunday evening' at tho home
of Win. Taylor.
Ed Klringham considers himself
lucky that he bus his Studcbakcr.
Last IVYednesdny when he tried to
start his car, it caught fire but he
got the blaze out before any damage
was done, this is the second time
Mr. Stringhnm has had his car catch
fire.
Last Wednesday night someone
went into Bert Grout's garage, ran
sacked everything and left with
Herts brand new inner tube.
Considering the busy lime, a good
crowd attended 'Blue Mountain
Grange Saturday. Eleven new mem
bers were initiated. A short but in
teresting program was put on by
Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Orlnnd Anson.
A few plans couponing the grange
fair that will be held this full were
made. Mrs. Alex Robertson and .Mrs.
Chas. Spencer were appointed to take
charge of the music and Cecil Sher
wood was asked to organize a base
ball team.
Saturday evening Mr. and- Mrs. Joe
Harrison entertained twelve friends
at a card party. Tho evening of en
joyment was brought to n close by
the hostess serving dainty refresh-1
" 1 FOR SPRING
ALL WOOL FABRICS
PERFECT TAILORING
THE SEASON STYLES
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to
MAKE THEM WELL WORTH YOUR INSPECTION
WE STAND BEHIND EVERY SUIT WE SELL FOR
COMPLETE SATISFACTION
STRONG
iiEWAT
VIRGIN WOOL
FABRICS
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A STORE FOR MEN.
HJ. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION
'COOPER"
"CORTLEY"
"(JENTRY'.'
CLOTHES
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her a baby girl, born Mar. 31. The
little daughter weighed 9 pounds.
, Charlie Anson is recovering from
an attack of; the measlcsi - ..
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incuts. The Harrison home was pret
tily decorated with wild flowers.
Mr. . and. Mrs.. A. E;. Hug made a
trip to Teloca-sct, the 7 latter lurt,'of
last week. .' .jj Vi ,i
Jlr. and Itrs. tloytl Ansoti- SD6ht
Toftdlll'..witH Mi's. Sturuh- Antnn hnri W
fiimily 'before leaving for Canada to j .Wc ailvertise because we believe in
live. Mr. Anson has a position on tho j advertising. Even life in this import-
railrond and if thov like it there. :Hnl anv ls onc continuous atlvortisc
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A CLASSIFIED AD. WILL BRING RESULTS.
they will locate permanently.
Mrs. LcRoy Hull and infant
left a weeff ago Sunday for their
home in Glcnns Ferry, Idaho.
Roy Spencer has been on the sick
list. .. -
A. E. Huff is very ill with stomach
trouble.
This morning I. D. Smutz received
a telegram conveying the sad news
that his mother, Mrs. C M". Smutz,
01 turn 1. ity, Kansas, passed away
yesterday morning. Had Mrs. Smutz
ment, advertising is necessary to ev-:
son-ory progressive business firm in or-1
aer 10 reacn tne trade. The price 1
we arc paying for this space in which I
we state our belief would be money .
wasted unless wc were firm in our
convictions. Just so you will find
all our advertisements backed up by !
an honest belief that wo have first- i
grade merchandise and courteous j
service. We advertise because we
have the goods to sell, of quality full
ly Ktandaniizcfi, . allowing service
llivcd until the 1st of May, she would K"arantceing satisfaction, and it will
have Jeen KB years old. She will be
remembered by friends here, having
visited her son five years figo.
nunnay uirs. vvm. tshcrwond was
pay you to watck our advertisements
because you can depend that they are :
true and that th'e goods wc advertise
are all we claim for them. M iroover
moved from the Glirando Knndc hos-jwncn wc advertise a bargain or a
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NEW SMART S'J'LYES
THE SEASON'S NEWEST MATERIALS
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IlEAl' I'llT 'l, COLORS AND TRIMMING
. Di.sliiiKiii.sh our allowing f lilmisfs for sprinir. Then mv umiiy Jinuitifiil
Btylfs to nelwt from iiLMignniH'ttc, Go'irgi'lte, Oi'iio do Chine ami Wool Jer
sey. Each one individual and dill't'icnt. New styles arrive eonsUnlty.
PMCES$3.98 TO. $12.50
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pital to the home of her mother. Mrs.
, ll.ucy Graham, who resides on Wash
ington avenue. Mrs. Sherwood is im
proving rapidly and will soon be
.-tmng enough to be taken home.
When Mrs. (I. C, KlpUhmiin return
rd home today from Mrs. L. Ilondcr-
s.m's. of Iji (ir.inde, he hrnught with
special low price, experience will
teach you that our claims are not I
"fancy."'
FAMILY DKUO STORK
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TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
"SOMEONE IN THE
HOUSE"
A Metro Crassic
Tlie screen version of the striking stage hit
Enacted by .
AN. ALL-STAR CAST
tells the story of a crook who thought when lie plan
nedthe" theft of the priceless Brent diamonds, that
they were worth the taking
Also showing a Comedy
FRUITS
LARGE SIZE
C110K K QUALITY
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312 DEPARTMENT STORES
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( HEKRIKS,- PKACHKS PEAKS, APRICOTS
2 Cans ' 45c .1 Dozen $2.53 .
( hon e "Blai k I"iKs, jiomul ..
Dehuoirtc. Strawberries, 2
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cans
CKIWO A lyinitei? snpjilj- at, this low price
3-ound tin Otic; C pirfinj $1.32
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Another shipment of sit'dif just in, including nsictial asfortniefil of New York ft
ower seeds.
TURN TUB CtiRNEIl At CARR1 ONE LbpK f ACKOSi THE TRACK ON tIR ST
. . , prompt Delivery Ervice. .
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