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SATURDAY, MAY 21, I2i
0 a A GRAyarfl SVfcNING OB-ftRVcE
o PGE,TWO
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!agin, lliliias begun l up ii;
kept n hu4"lK
SI AlBo.slKA'lng Nitland J-,f-
' -
j LADIES. "BEWARE.
'! MANNISH CLOTflrN
and
of J1.VJ4.45. The wv-.i wis' nut hava-f
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jiive from the police Uefail 11111, .imIv,
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Ii v Local News Ih Brief
fees beinK ruited
The recorder's office i.i.sui'd oneVd-
j Extraordinary '-Reductions For Tfic Last j
iillers license, two pool hall licens,..
two taxi licenses anil three 111:1111011;
IS ARTIST'S ADYIU'.;permits
i
Week Of Our Big i
i
1:3 DAY SALE
6 More Days Of This Big Event
Now Ifi t tic Time tli Save on Shoe,' Dry Good, Clothing, Millii.uy, mid Women's
Coati, Suits and Dresses
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS MOUTH OP MERCHANDISE ON SALE AT GREAT-
lv reduced r RICKS
Choice) of Women's Couls,
Suits und Drosses; vn'.uea
to $.".000, for
., $10.7r
VVomt'ii's new Blouses, all
kinds and sien; vaines to
$8.00, clinko for
One lot Hoy's Kncn Tro
era; ri'KiilHr $2.00 values,,
for , .
Men's $1.00 Work Shir's,
all sixes, on salt! for
Men's Linen Collars, go.vj
styles, 1ml broken lines.
Choice
Men's Balhriggan Union
Stilts, all sixes, on sain
$1.10
One lot of Men's
Dress Shirts; values to
$ti.00; choice for
$2.ro
Damask,
gular $1.50
ard
iiV 72 Inch Vahle
fUll lllltTII,
I "V value;
r-
lors.
'10 inch
Chine, all
e de
yard
Boy's extra heavy Black
Rihiied Hose, pair
Bcjiiilifnl new Plaid
skirtings, fG inches wide,
yard
$.3.08
New Silk Poplins, . .'!fi
inches wide, all colors, yd.
08
Misses' Ankle Strap Slip
pers, sizes 11V4 to 2, pair
$.60
Women's Ankle Strap
Slippers, sizes 2 to 8.
Pair
$3.-15 ,
Women's Trimmed Hals;
values to $7.50; choice for
Woodmen to Parifde in Baker.- ' cording to the statement of the Raker
The Woodmen uf the World, Queen Iniganizatlon.
City Ciinp No. 48, of Pake.-, wijl hne ' ;
a Big time on May SB. nccordh.fi J!?' 'itT ... ...
word received from It. A. Howard, R j Campbell, all of Ktit-prise. were
district manager, by U. .1. KlUhen nrrivuls in this city Inst night,
clerk of the local camp. A V'itr pnrade
in honor of Head Cisul lioak und : Wallowa Farmer Here
rid'ng "d buckinif contests, at which ) C. W. Allen, a farmer of Wallowa,
pri,es of $r0, $:ili and fl' will be .was in the city last night,
awarded, will be held. Mr. Howard
! 10 I 25 $.1.50 . j
i Hill's Dep't Store !
asks that all good Union county riders rr(, fron, ctmK Mountains
who wish to enter are invited to com- Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bond arrived
ptte Iri the contests. here last night from their home in
i Pendleton.
I'nllfl.l.ni VlKltS Here
Jefferson H. Meyers, one nf the jSununerville People Here
best known' politicians or Portland, Wilbur F. rh-ocSt, of Summervitle,
stienl yesterday whh Waller s registered at the Foley. E. BOs-
Pierce. Both Mr. Pierce and Mr. .wald and Lot Elmer, of Summervllle, 1 Arca'dp T1(.atlp Monday.
Meyers are refrenis 01 uii-pim nn- are aiso ai me roley,
rleultiiral ColleKfl, and tile two
viewed the enpeilment station at
Union.' '
Pe feminine in your dress.- savs Most Mn U.ually D5.
. . , Seeing Is bclli-vli. but It It au .
Penryn Stanlaws to the women of! J mnoIllei. ioofc PhnVdS
Amnrlea. pbia Record. .. .
' Pretty, fluffy clothes, daintily ar .
raneed hair, beeoniliig shoes, Kiddy!
nockinKS and frilly aeceasoriea a,re
ail leKllimaie oiruiriKins 01 .-f- iir-nH
an," says tbe world famous artist. MNJ nLrit
"A certain tendency toward nuu-lf
culinity sboald be dlscouraKed." de- ,1 rfff mtfWW
Clares Mr. man laws.
To Illustrate his Ideas Mr. Stan
laws has designed a series of frocks
for Wanda Hawley, Realnrt star,
completely nnihoilyhiK his doctrines
of feminity.
Miss Hawley Is - wearing 111"
strictly feminine" iiocks 111 1 ! SAFKTY HAZOR blali-sl
tiuisiue Moman, ner laiesi neiuari i Aj)y nlse Sftc H do:
release, which will lie shown at tuei k store. Ed's Crind
NO'l'ltH
m- .1. ...I..,,! ,ln6L, ,,l,l t, ....
J II IIIUO '.JiWIUfi ...l..,,B Mlllll
before Decoration. Day, I will m J
special prices. Call Black 11112.
t ... D-iuyitp.
. r. iiuiitiiiKton 111
A. C. HuntlnRton, one of the pio
neer residents of Eastern Oiegoh,
Is seriously 111 at his home.
Cove Fruit Man in Town
Karl Stackland, one of the big fac
tors in the fruit-growing industry of
the Cove section, is in La Grande. He
came in Inst night and registered at
the Sommer.
Will Return Sunday
Harry f!. Avery; county agent, ex
jpects to return from an inspecMofc of
Lmm.a! PiielcrM n.nunn nvnei'imenl
stations on Sunday. He is making the
trip with county agents from ter
other counties and expects to gain
much information oh the trip thut
will be of great benefit to the farm
ers of this county. In all piy'n'iilitv
Mr. Avery will go to Cnnynn City
I Monday to attend the livestock meet
ing there Tucsdjiy and Wednesday.
I Return from Portland
Flovd McKennon and I.ou Sto.ir. re
kurned from a several days business
trip to Portland yesterday nri'Tiing
Want Better Mail Service ,
The Baker Chamber of Commerce
is taking steps to have the rn!lwnv
mail service on the O.-W. R. M. im
proved bv the addition of n mail cr
and crew from Baker to Portland np
No. 17, nnd by the elimination of lock
ed pouchei between the two cities. A
iletter giving the information thnt th
mntler has neen taken up won in? i
fice of the postmaster geneml ha
been received here at the office of
the Commercial Association. TnWt
nnt. mil is held over sometimes n
Baker from the west hound trail", .ic
Hazdwood Ice Cream
Sunday Special
I.KAION CRUSH
Recuhir TClavnr
Vanilla, Slrnwherf
M11 pie Nut
All itt regular hulk price
PUTMAN'S DROu STORE
The Rexall Store
I IlKTl llS'rt'l'nOM TlARKI! - "
! Mrs. Fay T. Cutlin, execulive sic
itetnry Of the Union county Red (.loss,
jreti tned last night from Baker, where
she attended- a conference.
It pays to advertise.
utuuntmtjmita
Taxi Service
VhihI In
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Prompt.
Phone Mil
and -Monrd
after midnigl
t all hours.
39, cor. fir
Red 2181
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OB
SLRVKR CI ASSII IKI) Al).
1 syrup,
1 nip, straijiht
SYRlii' !
sv- 1
SYRUP, SYIU'I
We make fubr' brands' of
corn ! sltKhr
igilr syrup,
cane and maple jfynip nO-fit), 5
caiiennd maple.
j. 4. 4. 4 4- 4
' " COMINO EVENTS.
May 27. High school bacca
laureate service,. high school
t 8 p. m.
May' 27. Commencement, La
Grande Public Schools, high
school auditorium, 8 p. m.
June 8-4. State Bunkers'
convention, Seaside and As
toria. June 6. Union county circuit.
court convenes, June term.
June 7. Special stats elec
. lion.
July 2. Hempsey-Carpentief
.. bout, Jersey City. -
July 2-4. Stale Convention
United Artisans, Astorbu
July - 8-15. Chautnuqua at
Riverside Park.
June 14. Flag Day. Special
observance, Elka Temple, 8
p. m.
July 15-17. Slute conven
tion, United Spanish War
Veterans in Astoria. .
FOLEY HOTEL
M:iy 'illinl FOI.KY llOTI'.I. May 22nd
12 to l:r.O 5:30 to 8:00
There's world of sati:;fiictiou in one of our genu
Jne hi)tueoiilii'd meals.. Our Sunday Dinners are
0. fvv Cost you less than at home
. J. POWERS, MKr.
.and our prices
! J quality cuirsideri
S jobber or retain
The preset
bar
! t for.
1 of freight
i'fjip 10-fiOJ
ne lotver, J
lljlh.'iit any !
1111 soli it S
ish rale's S
itnpi'tttion 1
j 1 with our goods.
1 lie reerlesy !S 1 tip t o,
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MISSUS'
PATENT ANKLi; STI
SL1PPD
As illu.M rated.
tnfaut'a sizes 1 to '
m
' Infant's' ai.es Gty
.Missis' sizes 1) ' .
Cowintf Cirl? (
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ID A N C E
J Modern dances Tuesday and
and .Saturday nights
, Ticket givenxfach liidy dancer.
SI'LCIAL MINDAY DLNNKR
' $).00 . ....
Pickles, (Jlives, Radishes, Yoifntf Onioni
Consomnie. ChiilA'ii W i li Rico
a
l'fiil SpritiR niicken a la Maryland
Prime Rib of Beef att Jim
Mtislied.lVatoes, Steamer? ?'nttiMt
. tesu .mmig ijeans , o
Hltcklelierf Spple I'tA.VOv! St.ttf.ln4
Oj'rn 3'o G5 e li
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for
Pri.e Toi I
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e-aen 1 in
Drawing at
Watch this-sp;
REX
, N.. A. Diselet;
ie ftiven away
Hly liRlit
Vll -tJU'l'H-k
;e fT dates
HALL
at
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Announcement
oiAtimc DAKI
111 b $tt la K Ht on
ThuM.lai evnings. Nothing
but Oi Ipraoiful, old-ttui
daCi IMe flwiod. Hlt
bjr I.lodtr'VavHTb orrhentra.
KryoD nJoyr4 lb Urst
4Ml: k a4 :,.,,
thoi rfcft lv Leiwnt
by ppolntmnt C!lWlo4I.
ATTRACTIVK.I KI.KS
Is only anothiA .way of
saying
True Shape fUn-dcry
Like its -name it y fit and
style leave noihivr to be
desired. AiiilUT patent
ed oross-stiiyii .tip 'ihose
ujisitihtly pty!-' runs, the
bade of ev J f woman's. ex-
Lot Nik .r)70, pyr? Silk
Lots N'o. fit! 1 and.rir.."i, Silk
'pi'raed . : . .
Lot No. r.t.O, Siik l.isl
. ' 'Ml
(Also a
Men's Tifte hape ll.yiery
ClinfsOothiify
eirnrA
1 FEW REAL FIGHTS
SHOWN IN FILMS
box 818.
ground.
ewiln'a
P. O.
as-u-tf.
Closing Out Plann l.tne
O. H. Kinkald, special repiesen
tatlve of the Baldwin Piano com
pany. Is in the city closing out the
Baldwin line of pianos handled by
the Eust Oregon .Music Company.
Visit In Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Will Little, of
I.a Grande, were here yesterday as
1 he guests of frlends Pendleton
East Oregonlan.
Lender Is Announced
Miss Mildred Conway will be the
leader at the Young People's meet
ing at the Baptist Church tomor
row evening, ' Instead of Miss Mac-Corniaeli.
See our assortment of
Flies, SI. 50 per dozen.
I and Stationery Co. y
unglfe Cock
ewlin Bonk
. i-14-tf.
How often Is a motion picture re-l
talned In the memory of the public! Ca)) th(1 La Grande nlployn-.ent
because it bad. a real flight in H'?loffUe for your help. AIVyk at your
Nearly everyone knows the saying., servife j.lone Black 8ul,;
"You can .fool some of the people'. v 4-19-tf
sciine of tbe time, but you can't fool. .
all of the people all of the time.", NOTICE TO DEBTOltS.
Mr. Barker knew this.' and he knewl AH persons owing debts to Sam
that "(lodless Men," which' comes to' Harris, bankrupt, are. hereliV notified
the Sherry. Theatre for Sunday aud to pay the same to tile undersigned,
Monday, is the kind or u picture, in lor to C. I-. Winsor, his Nmrelentative,
whkh the public can't be, fooled. :at the office of II. K, ' IHxoiL Booms
That Is why this C.oldwin picture has20-22, Foley Blilg., I.a ClNunJe", Ore.
a real right' In It. , Also sbowiiiK ai G. W. INt.'WA.M,
comedy.
ADITHTISIC TOR LOST
ARTII'I.KS IN O KS Ml! i: P.
Trustee in
Hank nl fitcy.
' . 3-26-tf
FIl.I.lNfi STATION GOSSIP. S-
J. W. KEI.UlrtG.
Expert Piano Tuning nd VRepalr-
4; ac'ing. Residence corner Numii Bin ana
a. Lake streets. Phone lllack8U
iraiuie,
Lew McCall says that motor-1;-
WEATHER FORECAST -!- ists who como through Columbus
Tonight and Sunday, fair. Cool-U- enroute for Kansas City, have v
er tonight In the eastern portion about the-following conversation ri
ot tbo stiite. when they stop at a filling, sta-
: j-H tion there: If it's a Cadillac, v
Here From llnic - :Ir tjie 'driver says:' "How far is it H;
Grande, Oiepon. t .J
Call the La Grande Rmplni
I. La
3-4-tf .
ilmnlnlvment '
Office for your help. AiwiWa at your
ervioe. Phone lilack tU
19-M
Mrs. Clark Ferguson, with her l-H fo Kansas City?" "One hundred
littlp adopted daughter, Rirtb, and j:!r ami forty miles," is the reply. p
ittle KrauddaiiKhter, Muriel Fergu-Jrlr "Gimme twenty gallons of' jas 'J.
on., are here from Boise, Idaho,1!" and a gallon of oil,"' says the r!: hrin'O
spendlnK a few. days visiting with
If you . will examine the attractive
prices on our fishing tackle, you will
be as eager to bite at ih as the fish
are. Newlin Hook and Stationery
44-14-tf
3
relatlv.es and " friends.
' driver. Then comes a Buick and
' the chauffeur says: "Ho far:!-;
i1 is it to Kansas City?" "One hun- I
! died and forty miles.'' Gimme j
:!; ,t(-n gallons of;.gas and a -half d-i
J.: pa"on of oil," nnd he drives on. I
'fr A !ong comes a flivver 'Tind tl,e
:!; out and stretches and asks "How
HiC lU-iiil Country Is (iooil
. L; A. Sloop returned yesterday
from a business trip through tbe
Big Bend country in Eastern Wash
ington. Me reports prospects -for
Driiitl A.nn. In 1 1, it I DAIIn lha liaal
this year for several seasons past. ff " " Kansas City?" "Oh,
"The mild winter and recent Z .out " miles- ."' th.at all?. l
weelts of moisture have produced ft. ul"""f lw".,q- , , m , i' ,T T
a remarkable growth In wheat all l"'.: a buU.le of ' n,ni1 hot "s
the way rrom Pendleton to Spo-1'.': rl'" k'Tj ' get "'-.;'
J. co, ' Columbus Advocate. . r-
kanfi mul west of Rpokanfl, no you '
acarcn ran ikii uie ngm iann irom
the havy land sectlona," says Mr.
Stoop. "In fact, th whole of east
ern Washington bears out the re
cent V. S. government report thai
a bumper wheat crop Is assured
tor the Inland Kinplre,"
Ha your ejTKS. We pay
htKhpnt market price. yijinmer
clal Creamery Co. 1 1 0(iJuefer
son Ave. Phone Main 1.22.
6-6-tt
Peonies for Decoration Day.
fill nor rnnn i,P .
rJrlver uncrampft himwlf, ' rj.19.Vlt CIIKURYS FLORnSTS. f
One Good l!ite Deserves Another.
One grood- bit deserves another! The
quality, puri'y and .reputation of the
candiffl that SilverthornV carry, Will
awaken your lively enthusiasm.
OVER FOUR THOI SAM)
COLLECTED IN .WEEK
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GPAND.OnteON.
America's Best,
America's most famous candy in
Accordiner to the weeklv renorl nf . n" the delightful nssorttne'i'.s and
City Maniger George Garrett for t.ie I I'Pautiful boxes at the ic uiiii" prices
week ending May 14, the citv's tress- iof tlle ,,a' 'u ,!ln alway-- f:. I :.l 'lie
Klnzle williury was replenished tn the evtenl. ,.f t'ataie loiilcctumc.v ( hev have
prices on ii
V;p a i.a;ia. am!
in bulk and in l.i. .
Itaniiiet on Rli-tlulni
XI r in'. I lira V W
leave fr -llaker tomorrow to he $4,116.73. The city treasurer report-ist'ee'"'
present at a banouet given by his l uisnursements totaling l'i4.ir, and
n.u,i.iAr f.. cni, in... in the cit v recorder renorted i.-..'ii :r.i- wn r. ,
honor f his Revenlinth birlli'duy. ra"ta, thirty in number, to the am mnt I'ltlW ('i!i!'oclitntory Co,
Klnzle has been an employee ' ----- .. . -,. T
I .'.- . - in.- a
'5'.' p mud,
Mr.
of the 0,V. R. N. .for the past i
tweuly-.one years and has beeu- ci- J
ing as steward of the O-W. club;!
the past year. He Is now retired n
und put on the pension list. J
TONIGHT ClfRWOOD'S "ISOREL"
THEATRES
"THE KILLER" IS NOW
SHOWING AT STAR
A RCA
SUNDAY ONLY
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D?E-I
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The story. "The Killer." Stewart
i jOdwaiid White' most recent novel.
J briwlng at the Star today nnd Sun- J
day. Is built about one of the most
J fasclnntlnx nnd sinister characters
llbat ever figured in fiction'. Henry J
Hooper was a killer by nature. To i
' him. destroying life was as pernrls- J
sable an act aR playing the piano, or J
reading bis fa vol lie books! In a little ,
j book he listed the people he had
marked for destruction, then crossed
them off. one by one.' when his J
i wicked plans had been cniisiimated.';
I .A two-re.-! comedy with Bobby,
' Vernon and Dorothy flevnre called J
"" Bald Pates,'
program.
la also on the same
i
IN A CLAIRE WINS .
IN THE GAY PUTITRB
"TOLLY WITH A PAST'
I If'ime bad only seen the latter part J
or the picture at the Skerry Th.;atre.i
last' Menlng. "Polly Willi a Past." J
niw mlM have leen lpllej to the J
conclusion that Ifiwiire (jf oar yijung a
4rp ( In tor past!. It voirld
inalje hn InrinHr'T ! rktrmlni:.
But utfoftiuiiiKy for this noe-
ment for 'fane. pas ff.r plsi rt,
Mian Clalie prou d equally, fleain J
in theitfi.r pts?
Polly raa.e 1 the bjg iy tn sludv a
voice d fund etself f.llenf J
fi.Hd I bea housemaid. hen,to I
(n no one, butcher-
x 1g RESULTS i
RESULTS OF A
ANNO THE HIGH ItCHTS
& SHADOW5 Of !HW WW
; ALSO
tsrii tins ..mat (tiMinn
ft kioshe . Injresieil In, she.
iaismed a r's'nl hlsr.rj which
m.?.io no mentto oot asuccelon of !
Sundsy school plci.O",
MONDAY AND 'fUSSD.Ay'
VAKftA IlWLFin
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