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PAQE FIT!
J. H. Pcare returned .this morning
LADIKS'
OL'TDiG CLOTHES
Khaki Lice Knufc Trousers
Khaki Shirts
Chippewa 16-in, High Top
Tac.
Chippewa -lG-in. High Top
Shoe
Ladies' Driving Gloves
(y.kjng ami sliort gauntlet
dust tiie clothes for hik
ing and fishing.
MK's
hipcord, Khaki, Cordu-
roy Laee KneaUYnts
Khaki bhirts, anl Loiig
Pants.
ingn lop tioes.
Boy's KhakJ Jacketsl
LaccCnec Pants
at
- Lowest Prices
Clint's Clothiery
"The Store With t Con
' .v'i science."
1108 ADAMS 'AVENUE
-i.............a)
ffom Baker, vriiere he attended a
meeting of the Knights of Columbus
yesUexlay evening. "
fifit Friends lfcre
Mrs. Aj. E. Jones, formerly residing
liln 1 Jt firancle- m horn frnm her nrps.
cnt home in PortltuidavisitittK with the
W. L). Sindy family and otfecr
friends and avlativcs.
; Wake Miai.-a Sufy--
j it. J. Kalicuf travelling representa
tive of the Chevrolet Motor Company
of Oregon at Portland, in l.a
Grande yesterday in connection with
a survey of ireneral business and fin-
' ancial conditions he is making for his
company. Mr. rancuf makes a thor-
ouch investigation of financial con
ditions, farm production, etc. The
nurpose of this survey, which is be
ing ninilc.in an parts of the country
by his company is to be of service to
its local representatives in advising
hem regarding the best business pol
icy to follow in marketing their cars.
rica,MtT!U
FOR JUNE
MR. FARMER
Don't worry about your
help. Call Black 801. We
will seeure your help at
Reasonable Fees
TOYv YOUNG
Cor. Jefferson and Depot
' Phone BlacW 801.
a uiu.Kiriisu
respect uiai
all of our efforls.
The slrlitost pro-
prlely i4 iJisoivcd.
I
bv our ttiifl. Wo
V 1
deal fairly! Willi a!
who cuiplcl
'Ircenwood School Delegates .
Mrs. R. A. Wilkerson, Mrs. C. T.
French, Mrs. W. Cass and Mrs. E. V.
Houston arc in Pendleton attending
'he state parent-teachers' association
onvention this week. They represent
he 'Greenwood school of this city.-
WH1 Move to Baker
('. E
eft this morning1
vhere they will spend several days
vith Mr. Amsbcrry's brother, Uoy
Vmsbcrry. They will devote a largo
iirt of the week-end to fishing and,
in his return Sunday, Mr. Amsbcrry
vill go to Baker, where he has nc-
XiMtlon Ba(d ciif--
' Tlte .Mission Band or the Prea
bytorlan church will meet at tno
homo of Cionevloro " Nelson, 1307
Oak St., Saturday ajterneou al
2:30 o'clock. All nionibora are urg
cd to be pres'ont.
"Tul" Ugkr ru Cuwpet
Tho annual O. A. C.-Qieeon
track meet will bo held at Eugene
tomorrow. Among tho Oregon mcu
who will com polo la Clayton Ingle,
of La Uratido, who will cuter luc
polo vault and Javelin events.
Farming Good With Paul
A letter from Paul Splllmau, trim
is now living on Shuttlcr Flat ncur
Arlington, says that farming -is pro
gressing very well la his uoctiou
and wUlle the weather Is a little
cool, general conditions look . good
to him. .
Former Itesident Low
Mra fj.il Cit-nn and iluiti.hln. 1 ..i .
C. Amsberry and wife and child ,cft 'for Baker (his morning.' Thev
lis morning for Palmer Junction wor .,, tt, ., ,hn ,i in'
ness of Nut Starlaml, an old friend of
the family, who formerly lived her
and who is now residing in Baker,
lenartment of the Baker Herald. Mrs.
msberry will remain here for some
imc yet before joining her husbund in
linker.
Lou llayburn Yisil I
t nil Rulhlli.n fnrmni-U' ..!.! ..f
epted a position in the mechanical polu.e . La Granfe arrived this
ntcrprisans Here
E. J. Coiiklenian and Mrs. J. II.
"onkleman, of Enterprise, came in on
he branch line list evening. Th-y
re registered at the Summer.
morning from Portland, where he
inffw a guard at Kelly .Butte. Itayburn
has many friends here and is busy
renewing old friendships while visit,
ing.
siting
Bert Oukman Here
Bert Oakman, of Palmer Junctton,
rrived in I.a Grnnile last evenim
s registered at the Sommer.
oselih 'Visitors
lluirh Wilson and Tj4t. Stei-her,' of
oseph, arc registered ut the Folev
Ijt 'iil-ftiide
V. Jones, pastor of a
irisilan church In Taeoma. Wash.
Ington, is visiting I.a Grande wlili
tho view of considering the pastor
ale of tlio First Christian Church
here. J Ho spoke very holpftilly ai
HjH(rUil meeting of tliH menibcr
sliip Thursday evening, and lie Mill
speak at both the morning and ev
ening services nuxt Sunday.
'oise Man
T. .1. O'.Wefe, of Boise, arrived , ,,, ,,,ln,i!a, ,,,. ,,rt ,,.
lnny Are Fed
Supper was served to 275 peo
ple last night in the basement of
icre last .ifvcning.
Iocs to Wallowa
E. C. lleivjiigcr, local rcpre-i'.a-
ive of the Oregon Life,- left this
norning for a short business trip to
Wallowa.
'.n Business Trip
J. R. Oliver and II. 1'. Oliver were
uisincss visitors IWcdiiesduy in Baker.
CiL'hth Grade Exams On
l"upils in the eighth grades of the
r.a Grumle schools yesterday reached
hat happy time in their school career
hen they must take their last ex
minations in grammar school. To
'a.V wiil lie the last day of the cx-iniiimtions.
more wcro wailing in line tor ser
vice, but the ladies had run out 01
food. The Ladies' Aid society of
tho church '"gave tho suppor 'and
cleared 100 which will be given
to the organ fund.
d Club To North Powder
According to announcement by ('.
Miller, secretary of the Ad Club,
in May 25 the members of the club
Till go to North Powder for a get-
ogether meeting and got-acquaintcd
Entertaining Husband
Tho, ladles of tho Christian church
are iMitoitiiinlng their liusbauds and
sweothnarts this evening at a 0:110
o'clock hunquct. This Is given un
der tho uusplccs of lllo Women's
.Missionary Society and they have
arranged a littlo mljsioiuiry play
entitled "Lotus San." Tho play is
to bo given at S o'clock in liiu
church nutditorliii. and the public:
is cordially Invited.
IMPORTED
PONGEE
0c yd. .
A . Season of Sport Apparel
Tho call .of Ilia great out of doors' oiuphasl'es. tiie need of viitnlile. fashrionablo apparel for all forms of rCcreatlou. Hunt
ing, Ashing, Mc, require the outlnj; tog op Khaki while Tuniili., .tiolf, ' Hiding and General Sports, require (lis White Summer
garments which are so rapidly making luclr appeal unco now. We have listed hero a tow tliluga of lutewst to both taeu
and women. .
WHITE RUCK
Spor I Oxfords
I Biown IahIIum' Trim ;
A bisllltiriil shoe fur spoil,
lit Hue. 'white.' Nulim k leather,
ind durable: -trimmed1 lit l'arl-
llrcuvn Calfakin. Best welt solo
low military sport lioel.
All sizes now. Price $'..".
WHITE
. ACCORDEON. PLEATED
SKIRTS
A white skirt In summer nc almost a
nececssity tor every . woman. Hero we
aro showing soiue iieautllul , skirls of
Trlcotlne and ' Serge, nccor.doon plaited
ir plain somo . with silk, Embi-oldered
riiiiinlng. .' . ,
pi-Ices rnugii Ctom Hill. (Ill In 1(1.110.
Mrs, Cramer ltd urns .
Mrs. J. L. Cramer returned last
night from a visit to her sons Francis
mid Donald in Millon and Walla Wal
la. Donald came home with her to
spend the summer vacation. While in
x rv
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SWEATERS'
; JERSEY' and WOOL .
You may snloct nuw ulmo.it anyihint
y.'m might wish lu u aweater to. he worn
with seiaratn skifls. . .
Fino Jersey, tiolf Coat-i raiigj In. jirlce
from 7.(l0 to I I.U.I. -
. Wool Swentoia with Tin-t'o coll.i 'S of
, Angoru aro priced at. I.T.'
.' Colors aro Navy, llrovu, Ul.ick Slid
lloalher Mixtures, .
'.',. v .:.''. ; v n ;. -
For MiikinK.ol
Sport Skir
HARONETTE
DUCHESS
..-A
MWtSQIVETTE
And Mii lnuj p'lliur ..i'tilk niiitcrlals for
skirts. Also We'll Trlcotlne and Sm-(;o
In While. Prices are now aiid lower.
. . WARM DAYS' v
CALL FOR
Palm Beach
SUITS
These ant just in sovoral new models
for young men. or the conservative druscr.
Sljus in. nil models. Come , In. and try ,l!mm
oii oii,rly. Priced at Ul!"K.
i WHITE TROUSERS 1 '
Every man, at somo time, needs Whllo
Troiisors. Those aro dt very lino quality,
All Wuol Serge somo , with Jino Silk strlw,
Priced at tO.o.
o e
Hi'
MTICK
'I'i Ihliso wishing curbing bulH
hefoio Di'oralloii Day, 1 will make
special
Call
HAM
Black 1(112.
ClUlf.li.
TAXI
L foi'get. that we
V.. .;....! . ...... l ..vi
-oni I the State
r wn private
Don
have
Stand
Otic to ox
Phone, located in front of
J. M. Choate's Pool Hall,
next door to Stale Cafe.
Calls promptly answered
as usual. Phone Main 41.
Clifford Ceorce. D. K. Ford
DANCE
Modern dances Tuesday and
and Saturday nishls
Ticket given each huly dancer
for. Prize To be jriven away
jiay night
11 o'clock
acc for dates
REX HALL
N. 'A. Diselet, Mgr.
. i. rr
eacn i u
lowing atf
WatclNhis
Announcement
OI.D.TIMB DANCK3
will ne given In Ret Hall on
Thuk-day evenings. Nothing
but I".", graceful,. .old. time
cfanra V ' I bjlncid. Music
by LlndJtr'i mpr orceestr.
ETeryooay enJovV-d the first
dincas; ttV and at'pd
ho to Ir-iven. Lein
tt app'antmenL Call Main 41.
tr.&Mfs.P.JJPower
meeling with North Powder business " ulltt sne had the pleasure of
men' mid farmers. Mr. Mule and , ' sing mc leaning icnor
other memlicrs oil the Ad L'lub iih'.', "'lc Mowrfs Opera "The Magic,
e; success of the, 1 lule, wnicn was put on by the Malin,
ocnuoi oi .music oi vi alia
.'iithiisiastici oijor Ih
meeting with the Union commercial
lull Wednesday night and believe
hat much can be gained by all com
munities in the county by getting
better acqtrainned.
"o liivi-stlgnte I .it Inn-
Al the Si'ini-iiionlhly nieellng of
lie IVntnil Labor Council last even
ig It was decidi'd to liuike an in-'estlL-stioii
Into the fiq-clgn Itbor
itiiTition and a roinmittci. was ep
'oliitcd for Hi" purnciae of mnkliii.'
bis Invcstlgiitlon. Ilesoliitliins wef
so passed cm the soldier bonus bill.
''i'gin lias High Hopes
Lee Tuttle drove down from Elgin
hi-i morning and spent several hours
'-ere. He siys that the La Grande
laseliail team will not have as easy a
'ime Sunday when thev meet Elgin as
-lay's game was the first, the Elgin
lay's game was the firstthe Elgin
cam played iinrl the showing they
n-nle then has given them much con
fidence.
COMING EVENTS.
May 'II.- Eastern Oregon
Track Meet, Union.
May 1 1. Ilaseball, Elgin vs.
I.a Grande at La Grancd.
. May 15. Union Hotel opeis.
May T2. Baseball. Imbler vs.
Iji Grande at La Graned.
May .21. Commencement, jh
Grande Public Schools, high
seh'oJ auditorium, K p. m.
Juiv 8-1. State Binker.i'
convention, Seaside and Aj
toria.
June fi.- L'niuli county circuit'
couit convene-, June Icrm.
June 7'. Special Jtte elcc
tjo'n. Jury t.- iMinpsey tarpenlicr
liout, "Jer.-ey City.
July Z-l. Staie Comemion
United Xrtisa"s. A-kirii.
- June H. r'iag 1'jiy. Speciil
oVcrvance, Elks fenfjile, t,
p.m. .
July l.'.-IT. Sta nii'td
tion, Uned hp.iniS Wr
1 JietcrSnsin Astoria.
nurnett
Walla.
Hilling Proicc-l Auto IteAler
Insurance to protect uulciiqiihilc
dealers from loss through I lie con
fiscation of cars sold on cleleired
payments, and seized by federal nil
thorltlcs as liquor carriers muy be
written in Oregon by surely com
panies, according to p 'ruling made
Monday aftoruoon by A. C. Hurlier.
state insurance conimlssioii'T. Sure
ty cooipanies. howcier, the com
missioner explains, are the . only
' pirinlltecl lo write tills class
of Insurance In Oregon at tills time,
and this Insurance must be writ
ten In a policy entirely si-paratv
fioni oilier insurance.
Flatterihg.
'i'li Ciiuicrvnli'malist (to wHI.
knmvii inithiir) I iji so d''i.ih!d In
meet .yon. It was only (lie oihrr day
I satv spioetliing of ynurs nlioui snun
thtiu: or itlier In some iniignzlne.
Bst"ii Transcript.
Every (Man's Health of Importance.
I'.y saiilig coijr liValtb or poMpun
llig llic ilay of .lour death iou add t
tiie ucaltlt of tiie world. It Is eti
in 4-t by the slalistii-al bulletin of a
m lilet- kiiM-s n insiiraiice ciniany (list
'he- addition of ootj- one yi-ar of life
wr capiln Is c'qufvfllHirl ir ttif hii.
ilcio of mnrc than tell billions to the
national V'lth
Qiant Auitraltan Treea.
In Auiirslia the eucalyptus tree
grAiy to nini-inil siz. ami at tiie
famous exhibition, of lM-'l thre mi
cli-plsicd 'a board that nds MS f'
In tenglh that as sawed fro 'tc-'!
trunk of one tree, white pictures ef
o'lo-rs were shnn thf.t were as uiucb
as 11 feel In diameter.
Meaning of Dream of Eagle.
1 To sue one foretells :silict-sa in loie
and a fortune lu coinnn.vi.v. To see
one fly through Hie air at a furious
pace deinucs success in your present
undertaking. To (Ircain that ou rldt
upon an eagle's back, ymir life Is !
danger. If an eagle lights upon ymir
head it foretells, death to n in'sr rel
ative or friend. To see a dead easle
isnincs Ihe denlh of some prominent
person and i lie su sa of a poor num.
To kill one denotes happiness of short
duration. To see one carry oft prey
foretells lets by llieft-
SA EE
Gslnu Chlcaao One Better. I Any
n-oM.lirnRspil tarl Ion Mircet ,-u.i l' . Hook Store,
Why. her and me wore. Hie bc-q of ( ,
f.i..'n.l. l.l..,-.. him mid lir.l- i, I y
curse, ihlv l(.l)eU-ooii'ya ami' I. aj-sctrlment of .luogle Cock
(lostou Transcript.
iinu ouiirvuery co.
4 1 i If.
nros.
I ModVn u p ill
boiibo, lyge gi'Vil
iiiho soovc iicoh's
rblilie lte 4UifJ
' RaVohT
mnke, !lfi
to pay the Same 'to the undersigned,
or to C. L. Wlnsor, his representative,
at the 'office tor1, l(, E. Dixon, 'Room
2l)-it, Eolcy Bid., La Grande, Ore.
.. ; G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
3-i!6-U
. J.
a. m..
dkto 5 or 7 room I expert, r-iaa
la. carrion. Will ling. Resident
iv In eiclianco. i I'ake streets
W. 11. Klvello.
t-3U I m
Grande, Oregon,
I EL1OCG.
funing and Repair
hrner North 41 h and
lone Black 1171. L
8-4-U
bin I-
If you will examine the attractive
. Inrii.na n ,,llr fiahinrr fnclftl. V.,11 tlll
re grmnd ;" -
be as eager to bite ai It as the fish
Grind hhop, P. O I"'0' -rcw "I uu "'".'"'.T if
I'llints for prtl boxes and hanging
i. . .. .. ,. i
Jiltig rough dances. Wo do all In ou,r
power' to. i keep our danec;s-f:l(iui.'
Tlicl ruason.we wish to bring this t)6- '
fore the public la lo lot them know
wo -are Rtvlng dances for the' pub
lic's enjoyment. Thanking you w;e
cordially Invite you to' attend od'
dauce lu SummorvUlo, Friday,- (My '
13th.'' ..." "'-'.I'.,'
casti:k eivb ouchkbtra1 -s
HIASOMC1I.UIHIK MEETlKl,!
Getting Closer. - .
Science is getting more and mors
precise. A l-'rcni-li sacanl- aoiioiiores
that be can come within L'(I,(ski.(S or
3(i,rxK.K n years of living thu liiuo
when life began on lite earlh.
Orders taken for'eggs. Write or
lillolle, I'l'irdV Kill ., Union, Ore. '
B-l-'2lp
f ftnil- Ihe Ik ' Grande Emiil'ivn.eill
(Jffii e for y cunt help. Aiway.i fit yout
I'liuin; Black. BUI.
4-1'J-lI
ureal uatin- region. service,
IVfial is kiioiMi as Hie drat ltnlll '
of North AmirOa Is mi Inland drain . -t '
age In oesti-rn Tiilicd Slates, sou jUAXCI-l
Hied hi-lU'-.-n Wahsali li liniiiiilalns on ( Al .Sililiotojvllln, Fridfiy nl'hl.
Die east and Ihe Sicrre ' Nm ado and i May, 1 illll. 'fflveii by Caslle Elvo
Ciiseiiile ruiiEix on II, i- west. It isim- ; Orchusli a. 0-2 21.
prNi iiim.i i,f Nrxadi, and Jiurlionsj
of lliih. tingoii, lilaliu and Califnr- NOTICE TO DEBTOIIH.
ni (I lias a total area of alioot All persons! owing dclils lo Snini
-'KMSSI Square mil--. 'I be lutslli lias. Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified!"'
s graded si. p,. fn.oi Ho- t It. liei-e j 1 ' ! .
I. i.ki it,,. ajaaaMavaeWaMBaalBi
ei. Iou I, I, II,,. s,,iih. ri'iiiiiing a Mil'
I'd plllleilu ln,so MirCac'i Is liriiki n
oy liilerrupli'd grimo of -iisiiiiui'alu
gi-ueiRl norili inerVciiiMli trend
liter" will lo ai special meellhg
of La fUahdell.cHlko No. 11 A. f.
at A.. M. for Airk lift -Third Uegrea
Erlday ctenlngl WiV '13; 1021, St
7:(MI o'elcic-k i"lf.,' , .s'.
By Order fit 7 M. ' ;i
... Arthur 0. WUIIaniJ, flee. J:
'?:.-y: ;.;;V; . C;",-. i-
Spni'lal Bcrilrei will bo ecinduc!-
Call Ihe lid Grande Emplovnienl i ed In the Slvalon Army hall on.
Office for yoiir help. Always iit your j Fir St.. SatuiWiiyi unci Bunday, May
service. Phone, Black 801; Mill and lh,i by Coinniandaiil
4-lll-tf liiinl Mrs. (lldclibprg of Seattle. Do
. roil fall to all'Aid llieini iirvlce.
Vnnlly Pair llaiinlr Slum. 1'. ne Kviirybody heartily Invited. C-l3-3t
pot strnel. PbiiV lied 1751 lor up , ,
poliitineuta. . 3 "Hf lion'i miss this chance. House-
hold furniture for salo, oil aecnunl
IHtING rlla lyour raft.. We pay removal. Ilnffei, i'erlod . ! I it I n R
highest nikrljet iiflce. Com hut- room ehslrs. Library, table. I'phol
cial Croiiiii-i-y Co. HUB Joffer- stered and Leather covered, chairs.
sou' Ave. i'liotiu Main 123. I Extension table, Hookers, Loiingo',,
S-fl-lf Brass becsteails, Chiffonier, MaL,
' liieises. Springs, Ilange, Kitchen la-
l.ii- and chairs. Harden tools, etc.
Musi be sold. No. 131)3 Tenth St.,
near Washington Ave fi -1 3 -1 1 tt
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(f(Vf 'llh'NII1l Ihl1l""4
V u-lili Id III Ti r iii Him putillr Mint
i ('ti."tlr rii orrlM-rttrii in not rnti-
Aith
Marked Era in Journailtm.
'Hit IMInlNir-j;,, ;. .;, rniiilMiiMl
In lwrj. h Hm fir-i h"i;lVrio-H rrlil
ml JnHriiiil lo HimI h. ii'-iiiifrn-nl fuMt
tiit; mi firliicvf Mini-. It1 fniinil
rrn ro JcfT nv, S r. H'truiT.
ltrnliiiiHn nfi'l S.wn' u'i 1 h u mt uti
flor Hm-iii It fiwtnHil ii ti'v r In
(M-rln'Mi (it i-rllj' tiii, hn:'Ut 'it wi'fri
rHIIHP flllfl ni'Mt (vim;
ny f lin ir"li'i
Not Once, but Many Vlmea.
ie t mnieililiis nekher of-the
I underaiaiifls until e,); hita V.
ilulned It lolie oilier. .l'frr,
!NEW TODAY:
FIND " IT HERE
WAMED.rU'l
CoresM.irident for the t.rt.e-r from
SummeMlle for the next Iwo niontbs.
Write, Oli-
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- Itcgulll space ratc paid.
Aird-Ml J-ALE Three i room mtia.' :i. , Mrvcr, I Jt ;rande.
ceineoi nals. iruil irei'sa in wjw-
!Bi r district. wlih0no enyiuibraiijeea.
Tomj Cabige ant.'CiiUflowcr
planU dyit tho ($ ccildOiiM-s.
Thirteenth Annual Exhibit
Of til.!
UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION
June 8, 9 and 10, 1921
Shows, )Iii'.s'( Kuciiio,, mill Spcciiil
crial pri.c.s t-liiin i-vur Itufoiv. Tlircc
Ciini'crU, Strt'ct Ctiniiviil itml dittnj-
n Union's now .lri,ni)H liolcl tiie
I'itii' Stock KxltiliiU, W ild Wcs
AnitiM'tiicMil'ti of fciious Kiinl.s.
LaVgcr iiiciniiiiiW ami inosi;
liand.s will fiiriti.sh Hi music. Hun
iitK al nijtlil.
Ampto liotcl act oiiimiidatloiin
finest in csatorn (lififotft!
. . SlocKinni hhoiild itrraWi? ifir .stall room cai'ly. Jud(c W. I. C'r-
Wslr", our of tlio best nlck jutgv in Ami-i ica, will JivIjji live blmk ut
tlti! I'nioii Seiow. .
Alako no" other iqiai,'i'mrnls for June K, !l and Ul, and "t'oinu Ui, tho
l'moif l.ivo Stock Slyiw. " , .
J'or any ftirthc-r iiin'tii.'tilaf.s, addrows .
.WB.'Qavis,, Secretary,
'Uniijn, Orcein.
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