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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1921)
'O - fJtge two 1 RANT)b EYEING OBSERVER e THURSDAY, Ul.1" APRIL 28, 192"! O o "0 11 (A h I ! ' v, ; r- '. -. - I'-v . - i ... ! I (. Y V . V 1 . '!. V ': 'i. , sr.,", S . f ; j i ' ' ' ' w e je . 0 ; k 1 o J 00 V v : I ' V7 " o-'"''' . t V I o o Our AJonth End . fofyflP Jiferi sale . jfy Big Aftoorimrnl, 4 II New Styles, Iflfjlfl On Side For I $-i.os - : . r - ' Millinery Silk Hose SPECIAL ' SPECIAL One lot Hats.' Values to Per P"ir $8.50. Choiro . . - rotors or Rrown, Iilnrk, ' $-f.5 . White, Gray Dresses Corsets For Women Spefiul for .$18.75 , $;m In all sizes Comprising values l f30, , A r;.mline mnn In Silk, Sei;e and Sal in Style Hill's Dep't Store o TftEATRK n a jL-olorfula: issuing '------"-""""" fvork -lirl 'delving shericys'tod EAKLE WlLLfAHlKj Am A nlrlure carrying a novf-d ro- i muuc which Intrigue the liuaglu at Ion In p,rmend "" ' manre I'riuolM." (lie Vitu,ru4 ' feature .which comes to Slmi'n'n i to-day only, starring Karle Will laniH. The star nliiyn the, pan o an agreeable? young uian whose Ion of adventure, arouses blui .ar:-c-p a position which calls for (he raf e guarding of, a romantic girk lie. 1 father in all eci-euirlc millionaire who to lest mankind, palma lilm self off iih an Invalid and -place-tllH guardianship of III" clUllUllIU! lu th buiidii of u group o( trustee.1 Kveiila .Kcur which rauan bin, In lost fnl Hi In I Iii-iii, Willi ili result llial Todlleld la employed t circumvent their, machinations. Tin trustees believe, that they call cuun Into Lorrls' foriuue ul his death lint Todlleld King spoils their plan by his resourcefulness and roniau tic dlaposlUoii. The picture b ciammed with pleusaul adventure which intrigue the imagination There -la a surprise lu nearly ev ; ery neene. KITectlve backgrounds , bring out the action In an agree able manner and the alar and hi! I uriHlxluniH I'onlrlhule clever 'per i furmuncas. Great Hritain had eight models of "tanks in the war. About eighty per cent of all Arab live in towns. """ Want to ruV ok sell something? SERVER CLASSIFIED Al). TRY" AN 015- pglgCRIPTiQNS WE TILL-ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE "The Rexall Store" 1 IvstrikeJ Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky - -Strike. Because Lucky Strike Is the toasted olgarette. Big Reduction in Farm Implements NO I 'SE. TO DELAY SEE US NOW If you want a Plow, Harrow, Drill, Disc, MaiAire Spreader. Potato tinnier, fiiuuiiiif mill, or itnytliiirK else in Implements, we will bottom' price anil 5 per fen! iliKcoiint for ohhIi. Kive Planter, you the o REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. THE M$NY d-JANGRPS' a I '.. 0 a 0 boauil:-.! Ii00 utioy. a ileer e ' Al found ein Ne: o i Into the niyRler- i C nines unilerworld e tlx Cornea underworld, .'iiiililne ibeiiiBelvea lu "jj'be Money Chang er?t" aald to be a 'iul-alfirlug,i driifia, and allowing at Ihe SAirj i heal re Sum id ay and Sunday. j "The Money -Changera' Ituit lee( acclaimed to be fur luoie I liiu u ladclnaiing narrative of alraan;;e ait veninrea come 114 life on the ahud uW Ktaute. : it la a photuplay viit-: a Hweeping 'virile human appeal I 11 la at once the viweeiost love j'ory ever tol and a poweri'il, j tense itnd Jhrflliug drr.uia enuiieu jgaiust a background atrunge and j weird where Incenae uiinglea wilt, poppy aiiioke. lis act ion lx 111.. llviiled by untold iiilllUinH of 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 f j and the lure ot woniuii. I 9 m . ti!r greatest used c.r sale.i;ver iieldin Ra Crani?k.. CONDITIONS OF SALE SALE ('OMMRNCES TUESDAY MORNING', APRIL filth. .THESE CARS ALL READY TO RUN WU.L UK PtUCED AT THE FLLOYNG LOW FIGUitES ANI 'DINTY" AT ARCADE The attraction at I lie Arcade '1'heatre, beginning' today', will he "Dlnty," In which young' W'ualey Utirry mulliM lilu bow to the pic lure.-iovini; public In 'hie Ural net ual titarr'ing veliUrle, directed ly Miirthall Nellun, wlio also wrote the alory hltuseif. Advance reporta atate thai the freckle-faced youngater of "Uadd Long I.egH," "Ilou'l KVer Marry" and "Ho (let It" liaH In thia lnle.,i UI111 made the be.it performance ol Ilia briHl' but brllll'iuut career. "Dinly" is Ihe lain of a llgliLm: Han FranciHCo newsboy, "Ulnty O'Sllllivall. II deals with his I ilie 10 the bead of tlie Newsboys'. Trust" and the prominent urt he plays iii running down u bant ol Malay lilgbbinders . who have niol eu the' district attorney's liuncee. I'aUioH, humor, romtiuce and utl veutui'e' nro Hie four eleinentit that Marshall. Nlelaii has woven into the plot. , EACH C.4U WU.L BE REDUCED $5 EACH DAX UNTIL SOLD. ' . Sale Pricft Price Today 191(5 7 passenger Roo six -- ?r,) ' ...$555 a 101!) 7 paf;smt;er Studebaker Six : .". V.O $505 1019 Chevrolet' ?i;o ',. - $555 101G Chevrolet : '....f275 $230" 1920 Ford ' Ton Truck ., $555 1918 Maxwell .J....!....:. $205 192i Ford Roadstfr with starter :.. ?1"0.' : ...SOLD . 1916 Ford Touring ?-r' ' ' $2'05 191 G Ford Roadster : .,....'1 , 5-75 : SOLD. 1915 Ford Touring .:. $2 50 . $205 1915 Ford Toiirinsr . , $180 191.2 Frd Touring , ?150 ..: $105 1914 Ford Touring ,....:..?2f.O .....$205' 2-1913 Ford Touring ..- eadi $210 . ..i .$105 , TERMS:- HALF CASH; BALANCE IN SIX EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS PEiLTOHEl Hilton s I READINES . The. Union County Ad eluli and the Elwyn Conceit Comiumy un nouiite the appearnniv in La Ciainle on SATURDAY APRIL 30TH. of ttu ri'Mnntut . . New York Philharmonic Orchestra t , l eat utirijf 71 Ultist i titid the voild famous ti.lidut tor .Wf Stiansly. . Ptttt'ES: lt., Anvot th.- s,ts may t nyervetl fit Van ilH' Cirar Stmv. Uifirtrnj 41t 1 n. ni., Apr,! W.tti. Hut t.f . Un iMil unJiM aivru jjnftrn., n $2.imi ,itd Jiome jm Wieservf sat Nit vt liwitwl.3 ' 'g Ciftt ntiml t c.4 ii?(Ioa Mti.l Auttig tfct.i1iit.n f uty nher. gir:it4tn Mlt h$iuUVta, tln'itfitlWtn' sf, v seatiliB J A ra ' ee " a w e a . twice a ,9 O Amenta lyaitrtiniiie Ml many njjo' 4) produce. e ' . .k,1. nf SaWtn. h" hl'"" l0iwt. a.l,Uio( r.l. "Svl.S o Mi s3iji seeM I'ENDhETON, Apr. 28. Local peo ple will have their first opportunity of seeing this year's high school track team in action next Saturday when the l.u Gruntle high sechool team will journey here for u dual meet with the local siiiail to be held on the Kouml Up park track and field. This will be Ihe first major meet for both teams and will probably be the only one held in IVmtleluu this spring. The meet promises to be a close one from beginning to' end.1 The Union county city 'teum'-b? sKiiiHo' be the strongest put out there for several years, with a number of veterans who are sure point winners in their events. The strength of Coach ilnnley's squuil is largely problematical, due to the fact that it is mnde up to 11 larg-e ex tend of men who will be getting: their baptism of fire Saturday. The local athletes, although hampered by the inclement weather of the past several weeks, have been training diligently and promise to be in good early sea son form by Saturday. John Saunders, veteran of past meets, will take the brunt of the work j for the local team. He will be entered 1 in the fiU-yard dash, 100-ynril, pole ! vault, high jump, broad jump and 2'JO. j yard . dash. Carmen Suunilers, his brother, is also entered in a number 1 of events, the pole vault, 1'20-yard, j high hurdles, high jump, 220 low hur- dies. Both will run on the relay team, i The two Warner brothers will ulso be t called upon to do a good share of the i work, Lawrence being" entered .In the I shot put,. lOO.yanl dash, 220-yard dash I discus, 4-11, and relay, and Byroil, the 1 j 120-yard high hurdles, .-220' ltiw:)nu-j idles ami relay. 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" I Kurnheart, Lawrence, Rigby, Hun-! iter and Cole will care for the middle: distance and miles runs, the first two. I Win entered in both the quarter and ' 'half mile events, the latter three en- I tered in the mile. Itigliy will also run the hair mile. 1 Hill Kramer is entered in ihe shot ; put, diM-m nnd javelin events. KolloKitiK is the tentative line-up of events in the order they will come, the time anil men entered in each. r.O yanl ilnsh 2:H0. John Saunders, ('has. Snyder, Loye Mc(!ee. Shot put 2::io. Win. Kramer, Jens Tergcscn, Lawrence Warner. ' I I'ole vault 2::i(). John Saunders, Carmen Saumlcr, Ivan La Hue. KNO-yanl da-h 2:4f. R. Lawrence, It. Karnheail, Ceorge Rigby.. lt'O yard dn-h 2:&!i. ' J. Sautnler3, I.. Warner, C. Snyder. 120 yard high hurdles-3:10. C. Samulrj s, B. Warner, Lloyd Mc(!ee. licu- .'1:10. W.' K earner, U War ner, J. Tergcson. 1 High jump ti:io. J, Saunders, C. Saunders. I. 1 Hue. i-.vai,rdavh :l:iS. Wrnr. R .Lawrence. K. KirnWeart. AHlyai.l low huwlles .1:.15. . Wurtier, (', 'SUnik-Y; I.. Ur(rr. li,, i.l ium a J. SumlerJ (. Snyder. I. la Hue. Javeli..-S IV W, Kromer. R. Ij n f, Y. Kohl m n. . " i'ii.t i'.l ,!.h-.;r.a J.- Vw.trs, I . W!T., r, t", Si,.tr. ' Mir - !.. V. nt!t. W. ,ti. ;. , ;:.. 1'. SnyHr, R. A a', i. Warn,. J) aii,lfcs. oawwwaswa8aMttai RAGS Wanted at the Observer it iiiiMinnMnrniiiinwii mmn innennmiTiitiiWiiiiiiii' j ni'i ,i in;"" WiiiirTtTirnf' TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY - . fits IiHf mK m m xW . p M t,.h J '.- i M- . I jlr r;' r jit. - A . i::;v. ? :-s'.r v!-; A 9 H t VW.'-JiV i - ' .- -1 Wt -l- v. a-je'-nr. 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