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SPORT COATSl
New Srt Coals eitlw-r Jer.'vy or
Sweater iyJe, jvitlf. Tuxedo front, in
colors of Heather, E'wi, Blatk,.
Navy, Green, Blue, KmI, tc. They
are all at reduced ii'ch this week.
SPORT SKIRTS
We are offering for this 13 dsijs
3ale, reduced prices on all our Wo
men's Sport Skirts. They come in
beautiful Plaids and Stripes in a
large assortment of colors.
NEW BLOUSES
During tin's 13 days sale we offer
till our new Blouse Wuists at special
reduced prices. There are all kinds
and colors, made of Crepe lu Chine,
Georgette Crepe, Pongee, etc.
See the big lot at $1.98
DRESSES, SUITS,
COATS
All Women's Dresses, Suits and
Coats are priced at great reductions
for this big sale event. We offer
your choice of any garment, worth
up to $:10.00 now for $19.75-
Women's Dresses, values tin to
fG5.0() for $S.5)
THK "SAGE HEN" IS
SrfOWING AT ARCADE
"Sa(? fvri' wen a tenn tpplied to
woiftpn of tiouMful iturftHor it the
0 flays of the old West, $iA-h a reputt-
jiion V'dd been unjustly riven to Jnc
' Croft, who cournPOUHly Kufferwl ev-
cry nonueution of Bpirit, mind nnil
I hotly rfind fated every sucrifke, fiMl
ifnr the orotic t ion of her own Ron. ami
irWiouR mother heart vnarnpd.
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The Ruffe Hen" will be flhttwn at
the Arcade Friday and Saturday.
I). W. GRIFFITH'S
LATEST SENSATION
AT SHERRY THEATRE
The master screen craftsman, David
Wark Griffith has produced another
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Parlor.
. 0elln of th
One nk Hie large, manufacturing
companies of (lie United Sluleilnen
vuaed hi the construction
nirier or noiue
A'lid while ther
tines in IW vy i'f niklii ront'n-
l. im-i. He ninot mrlkii.thli mct
the homes Is th ttftil It t;
Ufiml iarlor. TK tr I liiftl
lo the slher ruxia. M Ht a tMt
iwrlor faafela
,iea siivertnorrrs. oou , j x'nrenann
(. .....iVi evf.-bo)y on i .
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isirnrtloji f great 'iH'ff'Tf I! FTgTft i M. -fhiin
Hiory o r.micmion,
knlnirv. .Metn0(l5m nre"il
hunical Ormvinif, uiiwir nn,
if li'.Uily lor numeniu- nn.
GTummar, C.'Kny ; Ste.-.nraIy,
ua Bio.p"e.
Ui jfor Primary Certificate.
The.iy and 1'ructicf. Orthi-ry
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rtifict ftl l- i.r"' ' ' " ,';'u , . ,Jtve Chemis'iT-
promptest wid mt eortoiw taai eelue . as., ari efcauxi"x
can be found in twn. The tltef Stnlay, luiw 11, 1921,
are always the cleanest and refresh- c'clock p. m.
ments taken there are a real pleasure. ; . Wctiu-sior Funu
Kalaee Confectionery Co,
Fountain of Youth. .
The old Spanish Explorer suffered
and toiled to find a fountain of youth
U. 8. History, Writing (penman
ship), Music, Drawing.
U'ul.. Artfcriifl.1.
Physiology, Heading, V.-nua! Train- j
nif CnmnoslUon. IiomcS".u' ncienni
i-vidiv Attwnosw.
... ,il ! o,v,l Law. Ueoloy, ir'"
1.00 Government.
Slry l orei .
r.eomctry, Botany.
Slnly AHerno.
General History. Bookkeepmft.
Very traly youra,
J. A. CHURCIMX.
Supt. of Public Instruction.
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end never found anything that equal- 'Methods in Reading, Coiime of M""
SUMMERVILLE
iSTREETS GRADED
BIG SALE ENDS SATURDAY
Hill's Dep't Store
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Cnrr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modem Ideaa in monument
wcrk.
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed in our
iindu Ih sure to receive falth-
fiiK Intelligent execution.
VV Will Gladly
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Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 8 Ave.. U Grande, Or.
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GENUINE
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nilDHAM
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BAm mL At
good cigrjtes for
vjrun
CLOSING OUT
ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW AND VSKO
'VJANOS, I'HONOtJKAl'HS nnd SMAI.I, Ml'SI
( ' A J STR 1 1 M E NTS, SHEET MUSIC AND
RECORIV TO 'KE SOI.l) ItEFORE JTNE Int.
.ESS OF COST
IF DESIRED
Eastern Oregon
. , Music Cair.
Just because its
better tea uour en
jotjment in partaking
ot t t complete
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wonderful production, "The I.ove
a i Klower," which, is being heralded ev
l'erywhere as a creation of exquislu
l.heauty. hnunting charm and spiritel
rj drnmn. ''United Artists Corporation
J, ncenllv announced its release and Hie
first showing of this newest Griffith
production 'in this community will he
at the Sherry Theatre on Friday and
! Suturdiiy. '"
j 1 Its theme, primarily, Is of unusuu!
"J" interest, interwoven with side lights
T (of intricate complications that add
" J materially-lo its action, its hejirt in-
Iterest. "its1- suspense and its ultimate
I iustificalion, for it is an unusually
.dramatid story of the wonderful love
,of a daughter for her heart hi oken
fi'ther.. ivho beinp hounded to the verv
4 end of the world, dares to plan the
undoing of the man who is desirous
of hi?inrinfr ultimate disgrace upon
4j ',he very,.lijfht of her heart nnd soul
aiul unhappiness to her every thought.
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RUMMER VII.I.R, May 24. (Spe
cial.) Guy Ilobson has returned from
Albany, where he attended the grand
lodge of fhe I. O. O. K. as a delegate
from Fanner's Lodge No. 49 of this
place.
The city council is having the
streets graded nnd the road fixed,
which makes considerable difference
in the looks of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ingram tr.ok
their children to I.a Grande Saturday
to be examined by Dr. Houvy. They
decided to huve their tonsils nnd mle
noid removed the fiiHt of June. i
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Puine were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T- A. Cltoate
Saturday 'tiight.
Miss Hplen Bliss, who finished her
school wofk here last Friday, hns re
turned to .her home in Portland.
Mis. Andrew 'Arnohlus and nnji
Armand, of Lostine, are visiting rel
atives here iiow. Mrs. Arnoli us is
also having her nose treated by Dr.
I Houvy, of I.a Grande.
I F.. M. Bu.-h nnd fnmily, of Vancoti
jVer, Washinglon, will soon be making
jtheir home here. They have rented
the Mcliue property. Mr. Hush has
jnlso invested in property northwest of
.town.
I Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sundersoi,
jwere transacting business in I.a
Grnnde Tuesday afternoon.
I Mrs. John AVngonner wus a business
,yisitor in I .a Grande Monduy.
j Chess Landman, of Kagle Valley if
visiting relatives here at this wrilinR.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. John Zweifel nnd Mrs.
illi.cker were shopping in I.a Grande
iMonday.
Mr. Gonzales, who lives about three
iriilea M'est- of u,wn. drove in Mnml.iv
afternoon with his little two yenr old
daightf with Mm. lie tied his horse
in front of the store, leaving the little
girl in the. buggy, while he made his
purchases, The horse became fright
ened aii(l broke loose and ran abot
a mile and' a half before being cnught.
Hie child was thrown from the sell
into the bottom of the buggy but was
not hurt very bad.
Inei Voodell went to Klgin Tues
day morning, where Mrs. Keiber will
help her in finishing the ninth grade.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Sanderson vis
i ed the home of Burt Oliver Momlny.
Mosteveryone motored to Imbler
Sunday afternoon to attend the lull
game. , . . ..
C. M. Hale motored to I.n '"Iriin.le
Monday tit; pet sunplies for his store.
Mrs, Kd Itirehficld nnd Mrs. lii.h
ard Lane were dowri from the h-gi.riu;?
camps Tuesduy afternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Meyers was .shopping ip.
S'.vr the first of the week.
Eugene Hug, of Elgin, was 1 Sum
niTville visitor Tuesday nfternean.
Otto Ott spent Monday night in )jt
(iiande.
W. W, Hamilton was tnin-tai tin j
business in I.a Grande Mop.hiy.
Kay Germani spent the week er.d
in la Granile.
Ed Ix)k;in was a visitor at the Me
Kre Hotel Tuesd.ty.
Ilalph McKiniis hn! the n'iifi-'tune
of rt-ttingkiikeil on th"Jirni.'iy A calf
the first part of the week. .
Memorial Day
Flowers
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STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
AND
ALIADAY SUNDAY
.NT RIPE TOMATOES, SET OUT OUR POT T0-
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LO PLANTS! NOW IS THE TIME
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Prevent fire Loss
IN YOUR HOME
Willi a Johns-Manville Fire ExIinguiHlier
Only $12.00
You Should Always Have One Handy
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HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
5 ' Discount For Ca.sh
Prevent Fire in , the Forests
By using' extreme Care With Your Camp Fire
Always Put Your Camp Fire Out
Thirteenth Annual Exhibit
of the
Wirt lrgel inut we
1ivc - inuVd 04U-. Tuii
Stnrtd ' fnki th S.tate ?
Caf "tt oil awn private
Phone, kk'aitd In front i4
j J. M. Chortk'N ""!
' next door tytate Cafe.
Culls 'apronyitly ansVentl
J as u.nud. Phoie Main 41.
J 4'llf ford ?eonrf K. Ford
"tVporluaity" Cameras. Film.
GikhI camem and a good supply of
Alms Ihra the opptirtunities for fun
are coifiplet. Nothing is left to t-.e
imagination and you. hv our vaca
tion right at your linger tips. W
II lhe best of cameras, the world's
best nown quality, the sjme hi
grade film ul oth-r canra supplies.
UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION
June 8, 9 and 10, 1921
Fine Stock Exhibits, Wild West Shows, Horse Raring and Snecial
Ariserfiesnts, of Various Kinds.
Vl,-2er premiums and mose special pYizes than ever before Thrw
bandsVill furnish the music. Band Concerts, Street Carnival and danc
ing at iVrht. "...
AtnphViotA accommodations in Union's new ?12-",000 hotel the
ffr.est in extern Oregon. .
StockmenNitfluld arrange for stall-room e'arjy. . Judge W. L. Car
lisle, one of the test stock judges in Amerira'will judge live slock at
the Union Show. . '
Make no other engagements for June 8, 9 and 10, and come to tile
I'nwt f.ive Stock Show. .
lor. any. further particufars, adciivss
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W. B. Dovit Secretary,'
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