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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
f 1 e8 SB O itro 9 o THURSDAY, MAV Hi? 1021, B n p ... , , o ... ". .................................... S-UT LA G T& N jE V BXIN i3 oftslRVtB ID e PAGE you EXTRAORDINARY- feARGAlN' OFFERINGS 13 DAYS SALE BARGAINS' OVER THE ENTIRE STORE NOW (;OIN(. ON . Did you attend the opamng of thisffreat Bargain Sale lust Saturday? If nt arc not a ware of the many wonderful bargains you are missing. Remember, Thousands of dollars worth of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Women's . Ready-to-Wear Dresses, Suits and Coats and Mil linery sacrificed during these Pi days. 40 inches wide Crepe de Chine, in all colors, on sale per ynrd 27 inch plaid st ors Dress Gingham, ioes and folid co'- p'.-r yard J5- Women's1 Silk Hose, in Black, Brown, Gray and Whit'.'. " Values to $1 r,0. per j m r 98 Men's $!.) W .k Shirts, all sizes, eaeli One lot of Women'.' trim med Hats, exceptional val ues! Values to $7.50. Choice $3.50 Ready-To-Wear Every Dress, Suit and Coat is reduced for this occasion. We offer new Spring Dresses, Suits and Coals, values worth up to $30.00, now for $19.75 Women's New Spring Dresses, values worth up to $1)5.00, on sale for $39.50 SHOES Every pair of Shoes in the store for Men, Wu men ami Children is on Kale a a special discount during these 13 days. Be sides we have tiuiavreuts of pairs of shoes out on bargain counters, which we are offering at prices which in many Instances are far below the cost of manufacture. If you need shoes you will save by coining here. Boy's Shoes, alll sizes, val ues to $6..r0; choice for $3.48 Women's Oxfords, values to $10.00, all "fees, eleiiee $3.98 One lot of Men's Drss Shoes, values to ? 10.00. Chum for $3.50 One lot Girl's Shoe., all sizes from 11 1-2 to 2. Choice for $3.75 One lot little Boy's hats, values worth np to $l.ti0 Choice HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE SO n u ? '" Al'oPuffed Up. e Poitive Source a a , . w. a. ..i Minm rrom mutiny i '- -m m - . I ?.,.-.- rtlor. Derg depth a,r rl- im" h r, Uriirt,. .,... I,r, P of rtouitbt.-U!Alnwn. llvr.-,xn.. , " Jl (Ulfc i " I l w m 9 - Llrht andQCLrk f the Moon. r$'tit of the txui m Ui tltfci fi inn iiariv cniHgi to full noon, and tl lurk or t lMiOD ! from full to new k tit he iifc'h to he JP j IMJSLKIU May P.. (Spechil.) Th orchis in tiiis locality are all III lUil i'Vfll! iwjn in nit. i,un i. a burnjH'r cijj ui uppu'tt un iuii. ine Willi ifi' ' u jiinyea nuwr hi ; Cove unt Hatunlay. The score was I 16 to 2, in favor of the' "Its." i! Archk Kiiwn uml family rnaile a busine'!.i ' trip to TVh'Ciset l"t H:t- unlay. Jj bud fiowii, of hKn, returned to his homo lu.'-t Moinlay. !' A very young Marksimth arrivt-d i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jfsst Berry last Tuesday morning, weight, I pounds. A litth nght for that Kind,. of work, hut Jese has decided to kei p him, igariH-K!. Mrs. Kerry will he! remembered ur Miss Ivy Williufnit, one 6f the excellent learners in the i public school, i J A vei'y largo crowd gathered ul the'i hapet at the Summerville Cemetery : ! last Sundny aftenioon to hear the.i dilation of the chapel. KVv. fjeo. U. Archer, of North Powder, spoke in : most pleasing manner, and every- jt one that took a part in the program:" wus very much appreciated by all. 1 1 The presentation of the piano will for-1 ever be remembered by the many i friends of Mrs. Leila Graham, hriving J been ler daughter, Kathleen's. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. "iw MeLiy. seven-pound son, last Monday. I Mrs. Wm. Ktirman arnd daughter, Mae, were visiting friends in Klgin last Tuesday. Willis llyers returned to Inddet '.ast Monday evening. t Another game of ball was plnyH;" last Monday afternoon "between Klin;i and the famous "Its. The score was'! 10 to 'A, in favor of Imbler. Kev. Lines was umpire. Luella lleridrickson wdl leave next Thursday for her home-stead lun.th of Elgin. Wrn. Westenskow closed a very sue reasful term of school last Friday evening out east of Klgin. (). t. (,'ohlo, who has been very sick, is much better at this lime. i The heavy rams have driven the J farmers all to town. i Willis Terry is remodelling the Vil- Ham Glenn homo-west f town. ti 1ST AR powerful Sensation A BENJA M!N B HAMPTON K- - - - - " ....--""""""""""""""" 1,1 ....--.. ----"- Saturday J , ', . ; " . k S S r-Miii a o ' a n P III ! " 4 i i iii 1 1 . ulliiied J i creature who kilUsl anv- i . TODAY iij FRIDAY-and-SATURDAY ;1 JAMKS 01.IVEK Cl'RWOODS. Most Virijie Stories 'ISO BEL' or, the "TRAIL' i ! HERK HE I? A smooth, 6ily, any thinjf that, did not obey ' Ins will, affea.sily bs he played the pno or dis cussed Shakespeare? He is mind." a strange "master- A Sfirriuj; Rtai tliiu; drama ALSO A 2 reel Christie (lifts nt Silvcrthorn's. T'or Ki-hfol CommencfiiM'Tit. Cifis to tltp Krjnlu:itps n 'box of t'l-;r:nt rimdy, in beautiful boxes, or n nret tily !oumI volume of poems, or tin I'.vershurp pencil or foututtm pen, is nfst adaptable nml the expoiiSO at th'p store is not beyond your n:uli NOTICK KOK I11DH. TO W1IU.M IT MAY CONCKHNi Notice Is hereby kIvcii tliut bids will be received by the. undersigned nt tho residence of Father A. I' I.oeser in I.a (irande, Oi-eKon, for thn ron .rtruction of u parish house. Plans nnd specifications mny be inspected at the residence of Father I.oeser un til Friday, the 27th day of May, 1H21. the All bids must be Healed and in hrinds of 'the undersigned by six o'clock p. m. on said 27th day May, 1!)21, instead of the 2lird day of May, 1921, as previously advertised in the Ul Grande F.veneing Observer. Separate bills for the heating and plumbing of said parish house will also tie considered. The right is re served to reject any and all bid. A I certified check for five per cent of the amount bid, payable to the undersign, ed. must accoumanv each bid ns a of guarantee that the bidder will enter 'Suggestion's For The Graduate Symphony F-awn Stationery. Cara Nome Toilet Water Fancy I'ottle Perfume VVatvrman Fountain Pen P.vraliiVvIvory Urush aui) Comb Pyrnlin hvrv Mirror Ewr Sharp rtincil lloipitt Uamal tttij Ahsi'o ramera Manicure Hull I'p Leather Tunrist Pad Pyralin Ivory Jewel Hox PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The RexaU Store 'et Water into u eontract required by the plans and specifications in case such bid der is succesful. In case any bidder is unsuccessful, such certified check will be returned, and in rase the suc cessful bidder enters into said con tract as required by said plans ar.d specifications, such .certified check will also be returned, tinted this 18th day of May, lll'Jl. I h. MF.YF.KS, .1. II. PKAKK, W. II. CASKY, II. NUKRK, A. F. l.OFiKKR, Bnilding t'oinmiltee of Parish of Our l.udy of the Valley. 5-18-tf. TAXI 7 Bald Patesill i It starts, with J Giggles, ends witli Roars FAMILY DRUG STORE Our Three Features. .. There are three features thn: miike the Palace (!oiifcctionery'.s i'Vuint lin most popular Cleanliness, Whule soinehes iiiil Service. Test tlhse (hiee out and ytui willfim! t lint they are superior "tliere. Palace Confectionery Co. One of the strongest and most virile stories of the i j Northwest ever screened ALSO jj d'ayety Coiw'dy j j iii I "BLONDES" ! i Atlmission ...V...J 3! ! ! ! . I ! !!! Children 10- ' 'MK. iS ijj 'n'4-i . r -."t.jn iv- .'..-. .. i j i V. v.1 ' i - )! Caught! uon i , iorge mat we have moved our ' Taxi Stand - from ;' the State Cafe to tour own private Phone, located in front of J. M. Chjiaty's Pool Hall, next diMitt th State Cafe. Calls promptly answered as usual. Plinne Main -II. Clifford George. 1). K. 1'ord BKmaHrunorMBtmr Thirteenth Annual Exhibit of the UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION June 8, 9 and 10, 1921 . '-Fine Stuck F.xhiliiH, Wild West Shows, Horse Raring, and Special " Aitni:.i!ieout:; of '.Various Kinds.. l.afver pivini)ins and mnsii special prir.es than ever before. Three l : tids wjHfnrnish the music. Hand Concerts, Street Carnival and danc ing al niiiliV . Ample liS('l act oiumodat ions in Union's new 1125,000 hotel the finest in esalermLheijon. . Stockmen s;huld arrange for tall-room' enrly. Jiuige. V. 1 Car lisle, one of the best -stock judges in America, ill judge live .stock at the I'nion Shor. . Make no .other engagement ftsr June H, ! mul 10, ind eofne to thti IJnioiv, Live Stock Show. , - a s For any further jjitrlieuWiv wMiwra . If 1 V" v Pi ? lit - ? i St "5 ft 4 V 75 1 Jk. IlI THAT IS DIFFERENT FOR WOOD TKOL'T (JKANDK I SK I GUT YRAKS FLIES V LA Til ESK LIKS. K HAVE HAD THE EXCLUSIVE SAi E OF fJUANDE. SIOST OF THE ItKST AN'.LKRS COOi'' .MECHANICS LIKE C'V.ii FISHERMEN APPRECIATE COOD ' AC Kl.K. WE SI Cf.EST j( HAYWOOD f;REY PALMER OV Ol'R .MXT TRIP. HAY-. IN LA is M.S. t.OOD Hyl" TRY A Mm w. H. ohnenkamp Co. Cupitts setoril Cltt ti atiioni; ttiw Aiotili.ui UlMiiPko athliu-s :s Miss, Itvnv M Ou4t. BtaiA svviioinri ot f hiutfripiita, c!so has aonoun net tnmitnK-m to 6iJnv Look. Ji . buxirr of M.ii'Snk, l . r.nijas. niMit ot Mm Alic Nuii nj HlvkaiU UoiA'n cam nmu M.ulr In Our Conjv Kilihcn. The raiulies that Silvrrthiirn's !! .nall ma.ie in their can.ly. k ' .- -t; Iwh.'rv rlnttiltP is th rnVential rr .uiiRMH. 'I.uy are. mmlc of. vr I -.i -t an.l bfst iual:v ik.no '.J.itf in :.h l:tv,,r , aml.ran'U't be rv- r?Sa2Bnasssaf lA l.lltlJBC4lcaCll, 'lHfr V 4,. T, ;k s Dutch Kalsomine Is the ideal wall coating for the -decorations of all interior. It j'ivs that soft, velvety, Water Color effect so essential to refined surrouiidinjrs aiid can he applied on plaMer, wood, or any of tle various wall boards. Easy to Apply Mix' with .either Hot or (old Water 5 lb- packages, tinW '. .75 5 Hi. pai'kasies, white !!.'..... .;. .70 We sJso sell Paints 'and Yi n.Ii! 'f A If Kitiil;; . -See lis. now and (let Our Prices. .W. B.3 Davis,' Secretary, " EG0N HARDWARE & IMP. CO.. i 9ti: n.si:iit it ur aim e S o Tm r,Ml ttf iql I A HHMMaBMMjfrBMIpMM 11 t .J.. -9"d a 00 8 e o 1 9 - - 't i ..: -
