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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1921)
o MONDAY, (OsSERTlft MAV I f2 i -AGE TWO LA GRAND EVENING e . 4. 5 SI j V O ' ihrics . 1 YJL l'7K5f;fflX. !,.r lust . "X IEM& "' , Union County has sent five girls to the Salvation Army Homo in Portland for tender care jind miniKtralions in their hour of Borrow. They are being cured for by money subscribed throughout the stato. Other counties re helping pay for the care of our unforliinute girls. If, by any terrible chance, Mr. Rentier, or yon, Mother, uny of these five should be of your kin, would you find comfort in the fact that they are ministered to by the gentle nngels of mercy in Salvation Army bonnets? We believe you would. , . , 1 ARE YOU .SUFFICIENTLY INTERESTED IN THE WELFARE OF YOUR COM MUNITY TO PAY A SMALL. .CONTRIBUTION TO THE UPKEEP OF THESE FIVE GIRLS' FROM UNION COUNTY? ' WHAT D M.EA1 Every day and night you witness the' tangible, concrete fruits of the Salva tion Army's labors in Union County. You know they draw no "color lines, they fal ter not at the line of the uiifortunute, or do they hesitate at the "downs." Thry feed the .hungry,-they clothe the naked in fart tln-re is no kind deetl they will not do. There is no unkind thing they will do. MONEY DEMANDS GREATEST IN HARD TIMES There hasn't, lit en a time iit rereut years when the. need of the Suvlulion Army right here nt borne has been so uppiiwnt, Did you know hundreds of hungry men have been Ted, little children clojhetl, nutltlte sick ministered to right here in Union ( tii nty ?. Is it worth something; to you? Think about it. HELP THE LASSIES From May 1st to May 10th the unnualcampaitiii for sustenance will be con dm; ted. This campaign is the only one this year -you will be asked to giv-e in one lump sum what customarily you have sriittered over a period of 12 months. Commencing Mon day morning the riuupuign will begin. The lassies in uniform will call from house to house. l!e ready with your mite don't turn them down', (live all you can, but 'by all means give something. Twenty -seven hundred is' asked of Union County and two. thousand of that stays here to prosturule the work of mercy and relief the coming ear a year that cer tainly needs it. .Seven hundred gnes to help the Portland relief home. WILL 'YOU RESPOND? LET NO!. f i tN THE I. VSS1ES AWAY . v.hen they r:;l! next week. Tin'., :: ii.e hard and- you have .retrenched but we' must not Vrlreni li in our attention to the poor, the iiew'ily. and the ones' jn urgent demand of sucror. ' Send contribution", to .- THE SALVATION ARMY 0 CLOTHING FOK THE YOlt; Mi:."? o Snappy Styles For Spring Wear" AT. I- AT NKVY r.OVV fcRKtfS We have .i list received a now shipment of l-lothing, consisting of the very Intent styles and for this reason's weyr. FOR YOUNC MEN AND l!OYS i Priced i. about 50 per cent reduction un- wh.soi prices. If you want'a new suit look first here. MONEY ON CI.OTHINf; Hill's Department Store, Is The Value Five Girls? UNION C0UNTY- ES THAT YOU? 1 V TV This years of coileine 'easily f.'ouifh i-i:mi,kton tiiiwho t thttt it rHIHs K.VIYKIMV liii'li'im-iil W'i'iiiImv i'f Two VtV.kK ( jiiim; 1,1 lli-'ml gf Team ill I ll-it iillHil-Hllt Meet in If that t-ned XoiilMfr Coach Karl Knynolil nor IIH'llllrMIK (f LhH l.tt (iriiiHlt trurU ihuhi mm tii.si ourn.'Htl nr iIih -f-at at ' riilltioii lant Sitturthiy (he Vrorn tiifiK &i (u 3 J in fHViir of i Km ftuml l' city IuiIh. TIih I'HicilHion coat U ailniflliHj 'that (lift ti4M. tt WfHilifr nan he.pn flitft ovnr ther. durinx (lie piit two wunka and thi Jb tli raHf.n why thy wrt hi Htich' frooit uhupH wild! rompurud lo Kit j fl run lift Wi i It wc:i1 hfr dtni In uini 1 I MO.! Tor it wetfk the loal loam ' hlujiilfi make a bid into the uoimm ' or Hakni Kuiurduy whn tliH local j ti'iim iiu'fiiK tli ft liitknr laiU hro. ' CiirlHtiaiian, of Ka (1 ramie, was! oitt of t)ic hi'f maiiiKtaytt tit llit. IfiCHl Ioumi, wiih out or t rin rjir i Saturday lu'cniiHc uf u siiraiticd an-' Kin and ihi alomt ira v o l'undlnion i utuio iioiuiH liccaiLiH . lie wua (drktul tor a wiiinr in nevm eveiiu. Stmt Oir Kven j . Tlio i i-it in h wore nip und 1 utc during tlio llt'Ht few hvoikh, with j tail a print or two KpanitliiK Uioui j iIih rchiy would he ihff dm idinv I ovftnt, j John HumitiM wiib lilli pulnt; v,' i i) tit; ' or the m fie I. with ! T'tililtH, clii.iHly I'nlln'P( Uy .uV rme Winner with 1 i nod liyron j Warner "wltfi 12. I.;iwience took '. nine, Kramer and Snyder eight j poiuta, Kurnlieurt Mx and I. a Hue! six lioiulH. ritftte potntM rt exclti-l ive or flifc'-relay rare won by H. ! Earner, I.;- Waniei, Shiur and fiundjH (nitt'ii SiiundeiH, a mire I.ilnt winnit,rlii Hnvetal evetiU, wit:s iinahin lo wiiiidhIh due lo IIIiihhh. v , fill Is Thriller The 44H. yard rac waa the moat1 i h rill in if .utt'ti.1 he allei noun. Ju w lence Wawter, l.awicnoe and Karn-' heart, Kruhbvd all Hhhp plare.i fori iVudletoH, M. Warner breaking (he; iue al tr grilliiiK 220 y;ir I sprint. TIiIk-, waa t-unsideifd lo he j out nf I.a. liande'H nlioiiKvt ovhihk1 hut I.aiKto, . itm hi ii ti and while I iiiiuiisiiiy, j.uoU fourih. Tinui in I thia eenl wu &! 4-4 Heconds, very j j-.ooil ior ,.hiih (it'hool iline, and .quula the I'cnill.-iou hih Hchool! incord lit thin evt'iit MtahliHhed hy Kmii s( h-it in nut;.. The mile run proveti exciting and j (he lime, 0:U(J.2, v;i.t good, espec-1 lully Tur Dilrt time the sea-soii. j At the KutU'tnt Orc-tui tiieol IuhL , ycur C : in ,wus Him time in this ' evenl. UltjJflaiHl, .01.. .Ul Umtiijo, ! hioke Hie Kipe a few Incite ahead j uf llunttu' of I'eudltitoii, ufltT u j uerk and neck uprlut fur 22ti yards' and Kinxwell, tiltm a IVndliinu hoy' w iib third. j La irande hi I'oui' SIuiih. I.a Grande) plainly showt-d the need of training and wtie not In j the rmiditiuu that ihu pa.it inouth'a; praellce hua mmiiifd for the 1'hii dletmi men. Illokiaud, hrst in the mile and third in the KSd, was the liifih puim man lur I.a Craude. with Ifean, wiiiiii'r of tin shot put, lied with Larson ror Mecoud. 'I'ige T,lnrHon tallt-d tu live up to h in r.-pu-tuition and garneretl out ihird in Lithe 210 yard da.-.h, third In the discua and second in I he HHI, T while Thei.son. another klu pin nf the I.a Crnnder.i, hhk Necond ' in ; t Iih hroad jump as his pointK. I r oi iow i iik ib a auuimary ol i lie meet :. Pole vault; Itlark. I.a !.; It fenl 4 ilichen J. Ha under., T,' .allue, IV; Height' i j Shot- pin: Hean, l,a Kiamer, r.; 1.. Warner, I. IiiMame is fe-i. .1-2 Jm;he.H. .k t Milt i-unt :ni;i,JmMj.u (J.j llun icr, !.; Kin .well, 1,'u! li. . Time a;u; 2-f. ; yard dash: J. Sumlers, P.: I.divon, I.a (1.; II. Wiinei, P. Tiinu I 0 ; 4 he.-init-h. HikIi jump: J. Saundei-ft, p.; .a Hue, P.. tied f(tr first ; Whlleman, P.. third. Height 5 fnel, U inchea. iMscus throw: Kramei, ',, ),. Warner, P., I.iir.oin. ,n tig. )s. lance 105 rm't, I inrh. 4 40 yard ila-h: L. Wain.-, p., I.awrente, P , Kauilieari, p. Time ."4:2 ecotfcl.N. I2 ward hiKh htirdleH: It. War ner, p., Smith, I.a tMiver, .u ii. Time- I'.l MS'otntx, Javelin: Warner, P., I.j(w- iciii e. P., H. Warner. P. Ln.-tance feel. t Inches. ( 22i ard dash: ' J. Saunders. P., j Sinder. Pi, I.ui'mid. La t!. Tune I ! i 2 Mfonds. ! x 22 low lundle-t: II. Warner, p.. Liuh. li C, Smith, La ti .Tin. el dkmu jiiir u. Mvt ir i 'iiiuiKiin La t; , Lallue; p. . li!i.in u tl.t.i, 1 inch. -i ard dall: JCarnheari, P.. Tl Lswirnoe. P Hf.kljiid. La ti.'Tune I M n4 iieluy; rondlel"on tin "tun iiaiiK!) -.-"uy-ier, . uriier. 'L. Wrnr nd J. Nuiide'rs, hi i ,( La dared. Lni'h. Housliau," Km an.1 Ljr4n. Tim. 141 1 n .k " ., m . A1.1 '"""n iftv'ri o hist fuunUin tr 10CALE LAOS IBF1IKFBS flJLa buuunu e ei. whoopinc corr.H. ia a vpry danifpnius iii!:ip, particularly to ihilclriu tlii'ir five a"t buVwhin 'o pung'nrii-, or ul-r $uiato in 9a cured byVivinV (!han(f;erliiin' ftamtriy. Vnst NfOnb lielve mH ruri itsVouv, not know the time'lx Xry imdrshoi and that thf" idMle dantrer from the disease when thinendy is givtm. It has been' used in many epi demics of whooping coftifh "with vrt nouncil'flucres'. I is mi- und pSeun take. a WANT" TO TJM-ll iV-JI AltltY. Hy. USED CAR THE GREATEST USED CAR SALE EVER HELD IN LA GRANDE. CONDITIONS OF SALE SALE COMMENCES TUESDAY MORNI-NG, APRIL 19th. ' THESE CARS ALL READY TO RIW WILL BE PRICED AT THE FOLLOWING LOW FIGURES AND vEACH CAR WILL HE REDUCED $5 EACH DAY UNTIL SOLI). I Sale Price Price Today Sold 1916 7 passenger Reo ix $600 $535 1019 7 passenger StuddAker Six..., .-....$550 $IS5 1919 Chevrolet ' V............J. $600 .SOLD 1916 Chevrolet 1 1 $275 . ;, .. .SOLD 1920 ord Ton Truck 1 1. $000 $535 1918 Maxwell 1 $350 $285 1920 Ford Roadster with larte ..$150 ' K("'n 1916 F(rd Touring 1 j. . . $250 .S0M) 1916 Ford Roadster A.. $275 $225 1915 Ford Touring ,V7 , $2 50 SOU) 1915 Ford Touring ' : : $225 . S0,J) 1912 Ford Touring $150 S0,'I) 1914 Ford Touring '... $250 S0,'D. 2 1913 Ford Touring ;.: each $240.' $175 TERMS:- HALF CASH; BALANCE IN SIX EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Hilton s More Price Reductions by Harvester Company Entire Line of Implements Now at Lower Prices In view of the recent reduction in the price of , . steel, we now announce lower prices for our entire, line of farm machines and implements net covered v ' by reductions previously announced. All lower prices take effect at once The reduction in the price of steel comes after all the material for the machines and implements we will sell this year has been provided, and will there fore have no bearing on the manufacturing costs of such machines. However, it does enable the Com pany to buy materials at lower prices for future manufacture, and in accordance with our an nounced policy we now quote those prices, the Company taking the loss on machines already fin ished ancLmaterials on hand. Full infoimiatioh regarding our lower prices on binders, mowlB, and all other harvesting, haying and corn.macmeAillage implements, tractors, engines, and all other In C farm machines can ba obtained from 'any International Dealer. . . INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY . CHICACO 12 fyam-t JUuxs antf 15,000 PBESfcWTiQJNS. ,, EJ JT ajB e WT? FILL ANY QOCTCiR'gi PltESCRnri0N. ByTMAN' DKUQ STORE "The Rexall Store' UUY OK SELL KOMETKIXC? 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