THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1921
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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flit, farmer
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Don't worry About your
help. Cftll Black 01. We
will sue lire your help at
Reasonable Fees i
TOY Y(AJNG
Cor. JeffcrsTon and Depot
riiono Blak 801.
Fill .Your Lamp
Sockets Today
With Edison -Mazda Lamps
Let the
II. & S. ELECTRIC Co.
do it
H. & S. Electric
Company .
Wiring, Repairing', Appli
ances, Supplies and
service
105 DEPOT STREET
, Phone Red 3931.
A reverent per
fection of service
which Includes the
liiiio thoughtful.1
attention lo ovcry
I ilc" (nil.' has created'
ri I an al biosphere .- of n
1 i'cjiinpleio., co iff) 1 1 1 1 I
ilohre .In! our :abiti' j J
! TAXI
J Mft forget that we
I-Jiavc moved our laxi
Slanrl from the State
Cafe to our own private
IMionc, located in front of
J. M. Choate's Pool Hall,
next door to State. Cafe.
Calls promptly answered
as usual. Phono Main 41.
OiffordJcorKC. D.K.Ford
DA N CE
Yc Okie Tyme Tuesday's
' The Saturday; night dance
will he given Friday night, this
week, only, on account of L. D.
S. Contert.
REX HALL
A. Diselet, Jlgr.
Araouncenient
OJ.D-TIMB DANCF
will be given Jo ReHall ei
T rsdny evenings. Nosning
danH-s will be danced. Music
t.v.I'ndsey'f "J;.0.":
KT?r?one enjoy! t9e ;irst
incest be .sure d stifn
tt--e to Leon,.
5 6j?oiDtm.w Call Main 42.
Vjf,? Marks tho puieCWf)
pj from the ilros3. - TOT
1 1 ' t
an
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- Local News. In Brief i
Scouts Meeting
The weekly meeting of the boy
wouta will be held this ev,ujug at
7:30 .
North Powdrr Men H
Mike Conell and J. O. LittkJohaJ
of North .Powder, re jn r.a Grande
ioduy.
Speeder FineS . l
Ailolph Karthcr was fined $10 in
municipal com yesterday morning
for violating the speed laws.
Visits Schools
lira. A. E. Ivanliog', county su:
perintendent of schools, visited the
Island City schools this week.
H'ulloHit Court in May
Judge J. W.. Knowles will begin
the Wallowa county term of circuit
court in Enterprise on May 0.
Boy's Choir Practices
JJoys of the Episcopal boys' vested
choir will meet at seven tomorrow
evening at the church for practice,
IL-lorna from Salt Ijlkc CitV
Mrs. David I. Stoddard returned this)
morning from bait Lake City, wnerc I
i i I;-- M.,k ...;u'
sne nas uceii spcuuuig w mvuvu
her parents.
Makes Flying Visit
Chris Stackland, of Cove, drove in
yesterday afternoon on a short busi
ness trip. Ho Tcmuincd but a few
hours. He's got a lot of baby chicks
on his ranch thut needed his atten
tion, so had to hurry back.
Storm Slops Street Work
Tho rain storm yesterday forced
the work on the Hilgard road to be
postponed. City Engineer Garrett
had nearly completed surveys and ac
tual work on the grading was to be
gin yesterday but the rain interfer
ed. ...
Union Hoy Honored
Floyd Maxwell, of Union, who
is attending tho Unlvorslty of Oro
gon, was rocontly houorod by be
ing clouted to Sigma Delta Phi.
national Journalism fraternity.
Maxwell has been acting as sports
editor for the Emerald, the dally
collcgo paper.
Upturns From WnslilnKtoii Trip
MIbs Ada Itoush, tho photographer
returned Tuesday evening fromliol-
dcndulo, Washluglon, whoro she
was on a business and pleasure
trip.. ho was met at . Madras
Washington, by her brother, P,
Itoush, and they drove to Uuld
dale. '
(riiiidpii "Ole" ltogcrs Jiov
Again tho grlii of hopyrnoss o or
spread tho fuce of Olo Rogoid, win
formerly conducted the green tax'
lino In La Crande. This time thi
grin IB caused by tho arrival o
a- lino baby girl at tho homo ol
Mr. and M.rs. Bort Hogors. Ben
Is a son of Olo.
ri'or in Name -
Yesterday's roport regurding 'aale
COMING EVENTS. 1i
Apr. ,24-May ' .8. Religious
. mission" at Church of Ode 'J
Lady" of the Valley. Public,. 4
i.. invited.. ... . n. - -
Apr. 80. Pen die ton-La
Grande high school dual
track meet at Pendleton.
Apr. 30. New York Philhar
monic Orchestra, L D. S.
Tabernacle.
May . 6. La Grande bigh
school student body show i'
at high school auditorium.
May. 7. Bukcr-La Grande
high school dual track meet
here, at Fairgrounds.
May 8. Mothers' Day.
CHENEY TIES
AND
FIBRE SILK SHIRTS
Some thing new. Lal-e.-t
patterns. S.cc window
dispj'ay at lowest" prices.
Ypu Save Wc Sell foi
Cash. '. .
Clint's.Ckthiery.
"The? Store With Con
BeicrfteV
1108 ADAMS AVENUf
: ...
or tne corner on Washington and
Third atraet sbjnujd , flare read Mra.
Minerva p. Couch aa the purchaser.
The idd residence on tbe premises
is being renioved aAd aha will build
abOnga"low.ttaere.io a abort tiuie
for bcr home. . .
DtVtuve Case Held , .
The divorce case, -of Kdlth licem
vs. Jouotlwn Boeui was .herd In
circuit court yesterday, the case be.
lug contested. The trial took the
the entire day and Judge J. V.
Knowles took the case under ad
visement. Tho grounds for divorce
mentioned in the complaint are
cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Farm Directors Meeting
A meeting of the executive board
of the farm bureau will be held at
seven o'clock Saturday evening in the
office of the county , agent, on the
second flqor of the post office build
ing. The meeting has been 'called
half an hour early in order to give all
a chance to get to the concert by the
New York Philharmonic orchestra.
Hunt Drilling Outfit Sold
The deep . well near the city
reservoir which was for the pur
pose of prospecting for a water
supply is a thing of the past. Mr.
Hunt's drilling rig. which was em
ployed to drill the well, is being
loaded today and shipped to Utah
whore it will be used for oil pros,
peeling. The well was sunk only
a short distance when trouble was
oncountcrod and the projoct aban
doned. It is understood that Utah
people bought the drilling rig.
Walter Pierce iu Portland
Presumably, he wants to be gov
ernor, at least that is the rumor
current regarding his political am
bltious. Ho is a democrat and his
name is Walter M. Plorco. For
mer Senator Tierce arrived from
La Grande yesterday and Is' regis
tered at the Hotol Oregon. Sena
tor Piorce is an extensive wheat
grower and has a fancy for wbllo
fuccd calves, which he was wont
to rerer to with feeling while a
momber of (he state senate iu 1517
and 191U. One of Senator Pierce's
hobblcR, and he has many,, is op
position lo bonds and a dusird to
boo members of the state high
way commission placed 'on a sal
ary. Oregoulan.
ShuHrl'erm Schools Close-
All of the (iight-month sclioob in
Union county have .closed, nccoullng
.o announcement made by Mn. Ak IS,
lvanhoe. county supcrintcndcnLThero
tic 14 m infUP' Scnoois in Uic county,
All other district schools will close
the latter part of May,
Ordinance Presented '
The ordinance providing for amend
ments to Uic city charter, to be vot
cd on ut the special election in June,
passed to its second reading yester
day. The various amendments were
discussed during the meeting of 'he
city commissioners. Further consid
oration of the amendments will be an
other meeting at an early date.
School Tax 'Apportioned
The spring apportionment of school
money has been completed by Mrs
A. E. lvanhoe, county superintendent
of schools. A total of fJ2,377.24 was
apportionrdf This money does not in
clude the special school tax which is
paid directly by the county treasurer
to the school districts, nor the special
two-mill school fund tax which will
be apportioned soon.
E
IS
Members of Star Encampment No.
dl, I. O. O. F., enjoyed Uie entertain
ment and lodge session last evening,
when a large class of initiates were
shown into the mysteries of this or
der. A large delegation was down
from Wallowa county, four of the
.candidates . being from Enterprise
.while many members were also here
'from union and Cove.
! A banquet was served at the Foley
Hotel at 6 o'clock, following which
the initiation of the twenty-four can
didates waa held in the I. O. O. '.
Hall. Another banquet was held at
, midnight.
Among the delegates from Wallowa
'county, a large number of whom re
mained over today, were O. I). Shaver,
B. W. Hamilton, V. S. Cronin, Frank
Baker. Charles Pickard.'J. W. Rog
ers, John Crawford, Leslie Lslhrop,
'Chris Bauer.- W. E. Taggi-rt, Jim
Lathrom, Otto Mai kan, " Loui ' Bu'r.
nnugh, William Gelehcl and John
Weaver. From Joseph were John
Blcvins, Du'Hcy Richards, and C. A.
Collinsworth. The Wallowa delega
tion was kept in order by Sheriff Fred
KinctiaPt, of Wallowa courtly, also a
l.mcmlM-r.of the I. O. O. F. grtaip.
The world's fish life ttcr.t
tropical share linc. '
. J
The lieXingo no longr exists on
the American contftient.
Alaska has enoughgrazingtnd for
n million reinter.r
ten
' sWhen a man thinks .ht long hair
...ill !. .. . U . . u... I. .
SESSION
ENJOYED
FARMERS ARE-
p pi ilp riT
l i ik. mm nrm
UIUIIIIIU IIIIUIll
e
INtlVliR. Ar.. 27. (SpefJ)-
J. V. Boyle, areprescnTIng the
gon C (-Operative Grain ()row
aociatioue has bcc in tula .locality
the last few edrrys talking , to. the
farmers. Sevoral havn aiciied up,
Chjis Cole made a business trip
to La Grande last Thursday
J. M. Gam has au, attack, of rheu
matism
Elmer Squirt was operated on for.
appeuoWis last Wednesday. fHlsjtime of discharge covers the ,fist
roatfy. friends wish him a speedy re" Sixty days of, service." '
covery,
Mrs. William Wiggins.' left, last
Friday evening' for Baker to visit
her sister. Kirs. a. W. Clark, Wihe Is
very 111."
Janlo Wright, has been quite 111
with the measles. She Is some bet
ter at this writing. 1
MARRIED At La OrlllHie. Al'rii
21, Mr. Leo Emmett ' Giienor ann
Miss Trilby Rose May. Mr. Crlener
will farm W. U May's ranch. '
A most Dlcaslne nronram wasi
given last Friday night by the Imb
leu High Sd.uooL- After )the pro
gram Ice cream and cake were serv
ed, to a large audiences
L. A. Presrott has takon charge
of the drug store and will soon move
his family into tho apartmonta over
the store. ,
Iu many localities tho frost has
hurt the fruit But lmbler Ib ull O.
K. thus far.
COVE HOLDS
COMMI'MTY
IMV1W) jON KOAD
V,
Men aiid Tennis Awaiting Arrival of
Rock Crusher to negln Work
Money I'Mged Work
A good roads meeting' at Cove
Tuesday evening resulted in uniting
the sentiment of every man, woman
and child in the community 4n favor of
righting tor butler roads to Cove, ac
cording to Karl Rtacldand, who was
in La Grande yesterday, , Mr. Stack-
land stated that there isn't, .anyone
laying down his part in the good roud
program and nearly half, the teams
have been pledged for work on that
section of tho road to ,UUm which
will he built by Cove.; ,-,
i A total of $2iiop has. already, been
pledged, ho stilted, iind.thu moil and
teams are now waiting for tho rock
eruahiir to bo moved lo Cuvo. It will
be there within a row days und then
work will begin In enrnnst.
Work has already been started at
tho Union end of the road by the
Union people who will grade a mlln
out of Union. " Following the meet
ing Tuesday night ' the ladies served
ire cream and cake and then dancing
was indulged In for several hours;
l : 1 1 1 .', '
REFEI
IS ON FIVE
(Continued from Page One.)
resident of Oregon who served in the
United States army, navy or mitrinc
corps between-April 6,1917, nnd No
vember 11, 1918; to levy an additional
annual tax of Z mills to pay pnnci
pal and interest of such bonds; nnd
ratifying correlative legislative en
actments."
"The "correlative enactments" men
tioncd refers to an act passed by the
lft'21 legislature providing that each
qualified veteran of the world war
may borrow from the state up to
$3,000, or may receive a cash bonus of
$15 a month for the lime he was in
service, but not to exceed $500. This
act would be. ineffective for lack of
funds should the proposed constitu
tional amendment fail to pass. While
the constitutional amendment author
izes loans in amounts .up U $4,000, the
act passed by tnc legislature fixes the
maximum loan at $3,000, therefore
$.'1,000 would be the largest amount a
veteran could borrow.
Veterans taking loans pay the Ftate
4 per cent interest ,Th'e affirmative
argument in the voters' pamphlet of
fers this information about loans:
Payment Provided.
'The loan must lie made upon ral
esale security and shall not exceed
75 per cent ot Ihe'appraisr.H valua
tion of the real estate'.' The. real
estate need nof netessarily bcliuig to
the soldier, but may be owne J by his
La Gra Mil Day ,
One of a very few rec.rat ah real
ty deals n'ss concluded herc.y'WleiJIay
whip C. L. Howard, "riilrod con
ictr, forf-fly f'.I.s Grande pur
ebred five lots oid thnr '.jj on
Svewint street frum'tt. . Satim-ivill
?'
and children will ciaiie to P?ndleton 1 1
to inMr. Howard an they will il
make their Jiomt here. HnOetonSJ
!0re5ojf3n. ' ' 5 !
MEETING
nil
MEASURES
Th,ew oWr i.? e;H,,;o 'yT f !. Ti IMEitlVJiSli 1 .Vjlli WlLIvO EWM .
a modcrra bunijow on the .corner !; lklfoEwBIamptOfomthffOYtlby "SK l
Ui. .aid Ie.,tr?eU. Mr. Hewar-L1'. lm . ,nTAlUC.Vl S BKNr
wife, fa?her or mother, chilS, brother
or sister. The borrower must repry
the loan in installments of (J per rent
(per annum. Of this 4 --mt oOtlfc
unpaiif principal applies as interest
and the baluO.-o applies in paymrW.
. na : : i 'i-l..- .1 l -. l
of tltf principal, This inei
uiuu niii
roui itttAiait and principal
cntiyly
in
in tKentv.ci.Ml years. althPuch she
4)- veteran may pav his ilejt to thiPrtale
U'- sooner if he desires.'1 ,
a aa- Illative the bonus,"he argument
:alltvsays: a .. . ' e
"Applicalsun fur alielxjnus must be
made within one year from the dale
the act Occam effective Tho first
sixty iluys of service are excluded
from the time for which a bonus muy
be paid, as it is considered that the
irnvnatmnlit Lonll nf W) nfliH at the
Relative to, flie ; fconus, the argu
ment explaiusthat " the bonus period
is extended to November II, 1919, one
year nfter signing the armistice, bo-'
cause it. was many months after the
ending of actual hbstilities before the
men overseas could be returned to the
United States, and It was considered
to be fair to include the time served
by each man up to the date ef his
actual discharge, in tho period for
which he receive the bonus payment.
Women Are Included.
This measure applies either to
males or females who served at least
sixty days. Conscientious objectors
and those who served only as students
in training camps are barred.
I Third of the trio of proposed con-
stitutional amendments is that em
powering the governor to veto the
emeroncy clause,
When the emergency clause is at
tached to s legislative act, two pur
poses are served. First, tho bill be
comes effective as a law as soon us it
is signed by tho governor, whilo acts
not having the emergency clause arc
not ef fectivo for ninety days. Second,
the use of the emergency clause pre
vents the Invoking of the referendum
against the measure.
Charges often havo been made that
the privilege of using the emergency
clause, has been abused to forestall
the referendum. As the' emergency
clause now serves-a double purpose,
it may bo said also that, the pirposcd,"
Amendment will serve a double pui'.is
pose. It will prevent the clause being l!
used merely to halt Ihe referendum, i We BUhllli't H few prices
and. it will prevent the governor J , fol. your npprovill -using
ihe clause as a pretext for veto- J u . " .. '
nir an cut re h ill. .
Exaniiualion Heiiuirrd.
. Teh object of the mai'i'iiigc exami
nation and license bill is to slon the1'
propagation ol treble numiefl perv.in.-t.
or those otherwise likely to suffer by
inheritance. It provides that both
mate ami iciiiaie appiicuius lor mur-.
riairo licenses slrill suhinit to exam-1 1
inntioh by competent physicians to'i
ascertiun if they aro arrlicled with
contagious or communicable venereal
disease or whether they lire normal
mentally. If both or either fail ti
pass the - examination the mcnsuroi
would prohibit their nruiiiigo unless1
one or both were stevili.ed If eiiher
I'HOl'HSSIOXAL KiltHt'TOIIY
osrsorATiiig rimniiAns
DR." J. 'Li INC1LB and DR. MAKQA
.RRT 3NGLK Diseases ot women
and children a specialty. Orflce
Phono Main 10)1, Hen. Phono Main
126. La Grande National Bank
Building.
pbtsioians Ann sunonosil
DH. 1. L. Mcl'HUItRON nsntlst. Sillt
4-fi. over I.s Ornntln National nantt
bullae, phonea: Office, llaln 71D,
rcsldenco, Rod SOU. ,
DR. R. J. 'RUCKMAN, Dentist Room
14-!1G Palmer - Roesch Building,
phone Main 70. La Giundc, Ore
gon. Mrs. M. Williamson, Professor of
Practical Clinical Midwifery. 1313
Madison, phone Red 12. 3-H-inp
RATi'im i v nn
DR. A. N. MAYVIM.R Wucrlallat Id
chronlo diseases. Methods, Meebano-
' Theropy and Nalurontb. Bkln and
hlood dlfteaans, nervona dlaraaea.
Chronic Wiadaeha, Kencnta. S:tatlea.
Aeeandlcltla, Conaltr.Atlor. Ilowel
1 Troublat all kinds of Chronte Dla
eases successfully treated.- Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Conllds-a Hlrirr,. opposite Star
Thentra. office hours. 10 to IJ .
m..l:30 to (:tu p. m. Conaiiltatlon
free. i-'.U
ATTOhBTS
XK'HRAN RllERHARt) Ona. 1
Coehru) and Olon B. Kbarhard. At
torni'va. La flrande National flank
Bulldlns.
R. J. nnr.r.S. Attorney at Uw-Prae,
tlfa In all Biaie anq
Federal Courta.
orflea La.
National Bank
uuiidlns.
R. J. KITirnBN. Attorney at Lew
Practice In all fonrta. Ornrea !
, rooms II -in- I .a Grande National'
Bank Rulldlns.' La Oraode, Oreson (
WlWTRAOTORS
O. J. MeI,BI,f,AM Retrlslered prof... I
tonal Civil Knln-r: anrerlna- and1;
nnpl. Room 13, I.a Orande National ,
Hank bu lulna-. I'bona Main vi.
ABOBITBirrS
I
L H. MILLER, Architect Rooaa II.
lit Oranda National Baak Bulldals
La OrajtSa. Orvaoa, . I
STAR
a m - m m mai iw, ?i a
f ! a! ,,,v"1 b . n q a P
should feel the Judgment unjust, pro
vision is made for appeal from the
county clerk's refusal to issue U
ccnse0 to the county court, ' which
would cause an examination of the
cnmnlaiiiinff neraon to be made by
Wree coinpeslnt physicians selected
by the court. TttVir judgment would
ne final.
ThU women iurora hil1 is A revision
of tle jury law urovidiftr that women
are qualified to sit assurors. Further
provision is made, laiwtvtr, that the
duty shjill be optional with tie wo
man. The amemlincnt changes the
word "male"Jto "nerroni,' wherever
the method of calling jurors la eet
forth.. It is provided that in criminal
actioes in which a minor under 18
years old is involve t. wnctner aa De
fendant or as cwnpluininj wttness, at
least half the jarors shall be women.
The municipal measur.'Mreferrcd by
the legiskitare are a s'll.iry bill In
Wallowa county, a salary bill in Uma-
tgln county, a salary !M rfferling
thtt iasticA of tbe ncaca in The Dalles
district of Wasco county, and the Pot
of Portland organintion bill.
FIND IT HERE"
NOTICE.
To those of the public of La Grande
desiring their groceries and meats
delivered by the Merchants' Delivery,
please phono your orders early for
tho 0 a., in. or 2 p. m. delivery.
i - 4-25-6trp
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS,
La Grande Lodge No. 16, I, 0. O.
F., will hold their annual roll call on
Friday night, April 20th. All visiting
Odd Fellows Invited. 4-2S-2t
iBOSCOE E. CLARK,
Secretary.
$15,000.00 Slock of Groceries To lie
Sold Immediately.
The Harris Grocery on Fir St, Is
now open to the public. 1 This large
IU AUiU ANU IHUCK.
DRIVERS "
. ' -
2 ' ""'uiuu vn i miwiiii:
Oiib quart ..,;.,'.....,. ij J!5c
Half Gallon ....,... 50c
Ono Gallon ;.. (lc
! Fivo. Gallons l. 00
S , Fifteen gallons oil, in ulccl
drums, with faucet. $12.77
New HiRhway Service
Station
'llbwarit ";.F. ..Richardson
"' Prop,
1703 f Adams 'Ave.' 'i'
Frateraal Directory
B. P. o, Bl.KiJ i.a tvatifla Iwidae No.
411. I.odae anaata each - Thiirsdaf
avnnlns at I o'clock. Home and club
privllavea ehoerfully extandad to all
brother iclka
. . NOLAN SKIFF,
F.lMtrd nulal
F. U. PKARMON, Bao'y.
MOUIOHN WUOMMUN UP AMBUIOA
La Qranda Can.p No. 7701 mai ta on
the Brat- and third 'rhoraitny evan
lrn of aach aeista, In Ilia K. of P.
Hall. Visiting1 tali(nu,ra wolcusae.
H. C. B ALL, V. O.
Jake rostock, ciokr.
A. r. A. M La Oranda ixase No.
41, A. r. it A. II., holda resular meet
loss Brat and third Frldara at
p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sons, E. R. (iOYE, W, M.
A. C. WILLI AMP Sao.
r, O. BAOt.RH Aarle No. 311, aiaU
varr Prldar nlbl at Raslaa Vail
VUUlns membera tralnoaie.
J, J. MURCHIAON, W. P. ..
A B. HinDSlCLU SaaTMary, .
WOODMEN OF THB. WORLD La
Grande Caaip No. Iff. Meats every
, flrat and third Mondar at RavlMa
hall. All vlattlne; nalahajra wal
eoan. ' Duas parable at tha officii of
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grand
National Bank Bldg.
Z. LILLY O.O.
R. J. KITCHEN, nierk.
U O. O. M. La fJranda Lodsa No. Sku
Irral Order of Mooaa. holda reaular
aieetlnse every, Wedneadar nlabt al
I p. m. In Kaula Hall, neit to Rika
Ptilldlns, on Wednesday avenlnaa.
Vlaltora always walcnma, ruaa pay
able at La Grande Pharmacy.
R. 1. KITCHKN. Din.
HARRT SWART, bee.
KNIOHTR OF PTTItlAfl-Rad Hroaa
1 daa N.i. 17. weeta every Monday
evening In L'aatla Hall (K. of P
IImIIi, at s p, m. A Pythian welcpme
to all vlaltlreTe Knlahta.
' C. W. MOORE, C. C.
O. L ORAHAM, aw. K. H
WOMAN'S ff KNF.FIT ABS'W-I ATION of
tha Maceabref, I llranda Tdae No.
17, W, II. ot M. L4e m.'.la flrat
Thoradar at 9 p. id. and third Wed
reader at S p. v. at K. of P, ball.
Vision lllalera welcome.
, NOHA B. MAChKV. Commander
IHAUKL LIKDtSNHtrit'l.
Record-Keeper
Q. K
Hope laoler N. II. (1. FJ. B.
holda elated communication the aee-
fn4 end'f'oirth Wedtieaday of each
month. Visiting aieaBbers ccsrdlall
welcomed.
IIUUiA .HUMPIIREyS. W. M.
FLORENCE 'UA CON, Bee.
SATURDAY. ;i
af nil r-v m mr 1
i.l..r..V..'.l...'j Ittki,,sT H0U8 '
. O 0v ..
stock must be disposed of within the
next ten days In order to make room
for the New Harris Grocery, that
will occupy this building. The pres.
ent stock will be sold at from 20 to
50 per cent below regular price in or
der to vacate building as scheduled. .
O " ' 4-27-tf
Ten pounds of laA for CI.7S at t
t the
4-9 6
People a Market. ; -
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ATTENTION i'EOMEN.
' Surprise Social, Thursday night,
April 28, at Eagles Hall. All yfo- '
men rime and bring your families
eVd friends. A good time for all, ' .
By Order ot Committee. -4-20-2t.
Vanity Far Beauty Shop, 13 De
pot street. Phone Red 1761 Tor ap
pointments. . 341tf
FOR SALE.
Modern six-room hiAise with six
lots, A bargain and easy terras. W
talfe some property in exchange.
Phone Red 4071.
' ' 4-20-lm -
Bacon 20c to 25c. Peonle'a MeAt
Market, phone Main 747: .4-5-tf
Call the La Grande Emulovmeat
Office- for your help. Alwayj at your
service. Phone Black 801. .. -
419-tf
FOR HOUSE RAISING or movinr.
see Blue Mountain Marble & Granite
works. 15G2 S. Avenue.
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If you will examine the attractlva
prices qji our fishing tackle, you will
oe "ltc' 10 Dltc " " th "sh
re. Nowlin, Book and, Stationery
Co.
44-14-tf
Bacon 20c to 2Gc; People's Mest
Market, phone Main 747. . 4-6-tf
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All persons owing debta to Sam
Harris, bankrupt, aro hereby notified
to pay the same to the undersigned,
or to C. L. Winsor, his representative,
at the office of II. E. Dixon, Rooms
iu-ii, foley lildg., La Grande, Ore.
G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
. , 3-26-tf '
Ten pounds of lard for $1.75 at the
People's Market. ,,,, ; 4-0 tf
Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Meai
Msrkct, phone Main 747, - 4-6-tf
Call the La Grande Employment
Office for your help. Always at your
Borvlce. Phono Black 801,
.,-,..'. r :i . : 4-i9-tf
SAFETY RAZOR blabs re-grOTntl.
Any make, 86c a dos. Newtin's
Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop, p. O.
Box 848. 33-14-tl.
Bacon, 20c to 25c People's Meat
Market, phono Main 747, " 4-6-tf
J. W. KELLOGG. i
Expert Piano Tuning and Repair
ing. Residence corner North 4th and
Lake streets. Phone Black 1171.' La
Grande, Oregon. , 8-4-ti
Ten pounds of lurd for $1.76 at tha
Pcoplo's Markot. ' 4-9-tf
Sco our assortment of Jungle Cork
Flics, $1.50 per doxen. Nowlin Book
and stationery Co. '' .
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ed oh .your 'flii6vs4sitii',t1ui telrbratid
ilhimilton-Beaen Oi r jb t,;'WlleT.
J'hono.Rcd 102. : ' ..., 4.25i((t.
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Taxi Service
Prompt, end at all hours.
Phone Main 789, ' cor. Fir
and Monroe. , Rod . 2181
after midnight. ' , ,,.
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