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MONDAY, MAY 16, 1021
' LA cffi"lNTjE 'EVENING OBSERVER
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"Our Big 13 Days Sale
NOW
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE
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dry goods, shoes, clothing,
WEAR -DRESSES,
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JRNISHING GOODS, WOMEN'S READY-TO-
ITS, COATS, MILLINERY
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NHoU.L OVE
Coiintoi'.'i nnd tables loaded with nK'rcluuWffic which is on .Hale at greatly reduced
price. Thw Mile iivto wnUmie every day up until Saturday, May 28th.
i COME SEE FOR YOURSELVES
j You Will Save Money By Buying Here
Hill's Dep't Store)
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Thirteenth Annual Exhibit
' of the , '
UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION
June 8, 9 and 10, 1921
Fim; Slock Exhibits,' Wild West Shows, Horse Racing, and Special
Amusomesnts of Various Kinds.
Larger premiums and moxexspociid prizcs thitn ever before. Three
bands will furnish the Ttmsic. T'aiftl Concerts, Street Carnival and danc
ing at night.
Ample hotel accoimnoilatiomi in IJhjon s new $125,000 hotel the
(most m esatern Oregon.
hlockmon slioulil arrange lor suTH-room early. Judge W. I.. Cr-
lisle, one of the best slock judges in America, will judge live stock at
the Union Show.
Make no other engagements for June t$, 9 and 10, and eome to the
Union Live Stock Show. : '
' For any further particulars, address
W B. Davis, Secretary,
Union, Oregon.
RAGS Wanted at the Observer
: Local News La -Brief I
Hee Fine.li.unefi Here land i now busy looking for a place to
j, W. U. t'umminirx, t Portland, who work. . ,
sprint a fnw duys in t.a Grande, drove j . '-
lout over the valley yesterday und ha j Rank Remodelling K fin,K
jwiiH dclixhted with the many nice Work on remollelMiifr the front of
Ihumes that he saw. One of the best, the I,u Grande National Hank iiuild
! according to Mr. CumminH, was the Jog on Adams avenue", was started tn
jhome of M. S. Carroll north of I.ajday by Heisner,-Neilson and "Harris.'
The changes to be made will nmk
Idrunilo. lie nays there is nothing in
the Willamette valley that he has seen
which conies up to the Carroll home.
ftciiiriis From AVnlhm'u fouii'y
E. C. Il.-rzlntjer, local ropresen
tnHvn of the Oregon. I.jfe, has re.
turned from a few days irlp to
Wallowa C'onniy.
Home T'rolll Joseph
II, K. Dixon rot limed Ins! night
fiom Joseph .where be spent Satur
day bearliiK several petitions in
bankruptcy.
the entire . front, uniform with the
bank entrance. The starway and the
t-nti-ances to- the Kastern Oregon Mu
sic store and the Security Investment
company will be materially improv-'d
and beautified by the changes. The
contract for the work was let j .year
ajfo, but inability to secure aJI of the
materials necessitated holding the
work up.
Clly Oets New Dump Walton
A new dump w.'iKpn arrived from .Moves
Portland .Saturday for the city. I he n
Imbler Student in Play
Darrcll I.arsen, of Imbb-r, was in
the caste of "A Woman of No Import
unee," iriven by the University of Ore
gon students atd"ui;one last week.
In Vancouver -
M. A. Jones and son Tier.
new equipment will add materially to B(!1.( nav0 lllnVec to Vancouver
the efficiency of the street depart
ment s equipment.
Move lo Perry for Work
Mike Corrtll, of the North Powder
section ,has movnd to Perry with bis
j family, temporarily. Correll is work-
ins on the highway there.
Washington, where they will naki
their future borne.
ICxpects to Ship Chicks
II. I' White, of North Powder, ex
pects to beirin the spring shipping
Mrnmm this week by marketing alxut
1.100 friers.'
No Luncheon Tomorrow
The usual weekly luncheon of the
Ad club will not be. held tomorrow
noon.
Itetilrns From Port hind
OeoTEe Cochran is home, from
Portland where be spent several
days tnst week.
Was In Torpedo Wreck
Hugo Schaffer h'ts arrived in the
city from New York to make his fu
ture home hi I.a Grande with his boy
hood friends, Charles nnd Rudolph
Meeker. ! Mr. Schaffer was torpedoed
in the Mnglish channel on an Ameri
can vessel earying contraband of wur,
anil was taken to Cieim-iny as a pris
oner'. In the explosion, Mr. Schaffer
was seriously wounded. He is a cook,
10 cigare'65 for 10 cts
Ilantly and convenient; try
them. Dealers now carry
both sizes: 10 fur 10 cts;
21) (or 20 cts.
lssToasie
land, Martha Salisbury and Lucille
Wolgamood; Messrs. Don Nichoi.
C. Hcbiffner, Albert Pearson. Hit;
Casey, Hill Iloyd, Floyd Cftniw
Oeorge Purtell, Newell Sheilds itrci
Pury Taylor; .Mr. ami 'Mrs. Clyde
Hunting.
Hikers Oct Wei
I liecans.. of the rain yesterday a
party of bikers Marling for Ml. J Former I.n (.'rnniler Honored
Kuiily got, only to within about Myrton Westering, former
'three quarlnrH of an bour's cllntb Ornnde boy, but. mm niakin;
'of the top. They left, here in ma- home in Portland, bus been
'chines and motored lo the fool of ored at Oregon Agricultural
I the mountain and then started thei lego, by being
rlltnb. Those takiirg part In liie
bike were Misses Donna Kiiiiib, Dol
ly Youugimin, Dorothy Casey, Jean
Hlnarns, llernice Lol'liind, Zela l.oi'-
Vislling in I'nion
Mrs. Tl'.oina.i liiuige, accompanied
l,y .xrr. 1,. M.arlill. of Pendleton,
v hi) ia been visiting in the- city,
went to I'nion today to visit. Mrs.
Rani Calloway of Unit city.
to
elected.
Kappl Psl, national conuiieic
tet uity. Westering is a
and was recently elected pri
of the Oregon Agricultural
commercial club.
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liaUcr Itam-hi-r in I'il.V '
,1'ihn W. Palierson, son of W.' J.
I'liili-rson. formerly of linker but
now of 1'ortlnn'l, was In I.a Cratlde
thi-i morning. He is ranching near
l.'akc:' this year. .
!'cs. Sai-ucnt Itelucns
Mis. Don Stir-cent, who went .to
V." i 1 1 1" i -! I . Kansas, several days ago
in niiswii' to a message stating
thai her .sister. wan 111, has returned
lloine.
Ivor m..uci ion siioirrrxo
Make Your Dollars Do Their
: Duty at CLINT'S
$1.00 Worth of Slandard Merchandies For a Dollar
We carry Standard Lines of Quality Merchandise.
Only at Lowest Pricei
Khaki Pants $1.85 'to $2.85
Khuly,, lace- knee pants...: $3.45 to 13.85
Whip Cord Pants......:.:, : $2.95
Whip Cord lace knee Pants ? $4.85
Whip Cord Suit -. $11.85
Work Pants,,. V .$3.05 to' ... $5.85
Work Sliirt-i.. V 75 to $1.65
Cotton Work Socijs 10 to 20r a pair
Men's Ril) Ovtn'alkk V $1.45 pair
Mtn'.s Jumper Vcsrt. V $1.45
MenV. Athletic Union.X 05 t'. $1.95'
Men's Knit Union V..: V 95- to $2.85
Men's Koveralls ....A $4.45
Boy's P.ib Overalls .JL. 95" to .'SI. 20
Boy's Waists $1 .15
Boy's Shirts ., 85 to 0.35
Boy's Blacks Cat Hose 4.,f
Boy's Wool Suits $9.85 U $19.85
You Save AVe Sell For Cash
CLINT'S CLOTHIEEY
"The Store Willi a Consclonco"
" ' -i-IIOH Adams Avi?.'
llf-nllMT is in
Mrs. Donna All'-n .nnd tlin-t.l '
finmll ihuiKlihM-s, Dorothy, Fuitli un.i 1 F-UClKXr:, May Hi. Justifiable
Kdna, of Milium, Orntfon, lrt lasi humid-It; was the verdict of the cor
nitiiit for Kiigle Valley wIhth Mrs.loiur's jury tJiat ht-hi an intiiiesfc-ovor
Alien has Imhmi cuilorl l)v ihn ill- j ihi' remains of Alfred 'Johansen, west
nss of her brother.
Grande, Mrs. Alien
of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Whiit! ' l.i
wnti the kik's
F. irly..
lAlicel Couple Here
j C. A. Kri.swold and wife, of Alice!,
jwere anions the Foley Ku'st yester-
!lay.
Ilunliiiffton Man In Town
.1. H. Johnston, of Huntington, was
in the city yesterday.
Former DruKRist Here
(Jcorge Ferguson, formerly
gist at 'Imbler, was here yesten:
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j Wallowa County People Here
I Among the Wallowa county arriv-
Ua hern yesterday -and Saturday were f
F. A, Wagner, of .Enterjirise; Donald j
'MeDaniel, of Wallowa Hussfl Ilrad-1
ley, of KnterpriHe; Kussel! Wade, of
t j v.iufi jji iM'i i. j. iwitir, oi r.merpnse, ;
j Airs. Cjoodlellow, of hnterprise.
Lane mountain Itee rancher, who was
shut and killed hy Mazepjm L. Smith,
of Glenadi, last Monday morning.
Shi-fiiT SUckeis says the .evidence
'bowed that during the quarrel over
the huiiey jar! Juhansen got his rifle
and began shooting at Carl Allen,
half -brother of Smith, nnd that Smith,
in order to defend himself, began
H.'nool.ing i:it Job an sen, three shpts tak
ing (ffecf, two of which struck in vit
al spots. The remains of Johansen
were buried near his cabin, "where
the shouting occurred.
DMiict Attorney Johnson said that
!: asmiu h as the coroner's jury hud i
cnmplefdy exonerated Smith, no ae-J
tion will bo taken hy the grand jury.
II pays to advertise
County Agents Arrive
I Among the countv agents arrivin
last evening to. join the county ngents
trip to the experiment station in Fast- ;
!ern Oregon today were Hted liennion, j
of Umatilla county, W. L. Teutsch. of
Lakeview, and C. L. Jaminon, of Fu- i
, terprise. !
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT STLVEUTHOKVS
Lower Floor $1.10; Balcony 83 and $1.10
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD
A litm-i Jir.ri-t, ;..nt;'e,. lien Coop or Dor Houw?
VK tiAVK rhi HARDWARE
Tltal will suit yf.ur Wpose at puces that will please
Fancy Hiiii:ofc..of All Kinds
Caia-je Sets, Strap and Toe JliitHes, Barn Dixir llumrerti.
Kvci v.lliinK from a Tuck to a Calorie 'Ftmincr .'.
LH us Fix'itiv on Your Bjll
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
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j Joins Counl v Agents Hero '
II. A. .Uniterm, connec-tcil with the1
pxtension division of the-ahininl hits-'
iciniiry (trpunment ot (j. a. ( ., nrriv-1
oil here Inst nijrht to join' tlte Kiistern '
Oregon county nfrrieuHural ajre-its '
w:ho nrp niakiiig n tour of inspect ion '
of the expet intent stittion nt Union, '
Moro and Hermi'stnn.. Umteren will :
iro to Canyon City nt the conclusion ;
of the tour, .where he will attend the
livestock nteetinir on May 25 d from '
there he expects to go to Kntcrprise ;
to spend several days with Cmmlv '
Airent.C. I.. Jamison. While there he '
expects to make a first hand invest i-'
KBtinn of the fishing in Wallowa conn- ;
ty. He says he has heard much of .
the wonderful -fishing there and now
he wants to find out for himself.
-ttf r ellorts.
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j. priety Is olisoived.
liy our ialT. Wo
ileal faiili with nil.
whip nmprhy us.
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Spent Sunday in Haker
Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Enuihlyer and
children went to Haker Saturday. ie
mainins over .Sunday with friends.
On Portland Ti hi
Dr. Iliirry M. Ilonvy )..ft hi-n
ins for I'nrth'md on a l.nsin
pleasure trip.
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v auv;u ji r,
lt..v S. '(! s on 1llt.-e
Ttoy Scouts, imdi-r the
of A. pdwin I'rvke. -oMlraair,
took a hike up Mill r-in-on Satur
day. Several .if the lads wfro cwn
theecond clasn Renin fire ami rool
ins: tests dilrlns the -day. T1(...
tiassiti; theire tefls were M.ic !!yr
kit. Ilernnr.l Tliieson. JIMi r.itfrm
and llfiwaril HiliUy. TIios.- p;is,;.
the eookins: test re Ilernanl Tliii
pu and !e Tiikil
DANCE
Moilirn dances--Tucsd.'i.y and
. and SatimUy nights
Ticket siiven each lady dancer,
fur PrizeTo l.e j;iveri awity
eacli Tuesday night
Drawing l U o'clock
Watch tlii: space for dates
REX HALL
X. A. Diselet, Mgr.
.nimri(' "Visir.
Wi-s. it. ji. Stewart, of SVnmrrrilie,
was koe sterihu-.
H"l 'lale HntUr U ti W.
Pr. O Toiler, for u(v
Announcement
CU.O-TIME D.M.CES '
'ill he (Then In Hex ijall oa
Thursday evening. A'othinf
tntt the- EracVtul. fild-ttn
d.ines am e dans! Mutlt
!' Llnd...'i .uperbrclieatr.
t:vcry,.ie eojnyed Ahe Kr,
d.-.ii.-es; he sura iai ttenil'
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those o, u IJgn
hy DpoiiiiiVeor Citl MalB 41..
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