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FAGS TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSkRVHB
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.MONDAY, MAY 30, 1921
New Voiles,
Organdies
FOR SUMMER WEAR
Beautiful designs in a
great variety of colors and
patterns.
The popular materials
for summer dresses.
VOILES, Priced from
30 to $ J. 50
ORGANDIES, Priced from
' 50 to $1.50
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Draperies
UGGESTS NEW DRAPES.
CRETONNES
MARQUISETTES
VOILES
New
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Local Neys In " Brief.
, - --'.' ""' - ( be' witl'ii'.r consideration" ut this
I der our own ame becau. made-In not to or ... a ;
. , , - , 7 hrof the year.. Jars at 2c; tubes
I m.r own laboratory, and ! '
.... i ,fc.. hf ffrt oniat P-
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atrin If vnn h:ve tried other
.cold creams and have not been fully
" I satisfied, every jar of ours spell j
.J complete Batisfuction. Good cold cream I
FAMILY OBU9 STORK
Frerch heavyweight who in to battle i
feiillhc.it Dummy"
' The dummy at the Inlerwcllon .with Jack ktemusev. American heitvy-
'of Fourth and O strewn wait do-(Weight, on July 2, ut Jersey City, It;
Imnlinhed Saturday night wIihd Mrs. (is Hal Cochran's story of the life and ;
Sam Andrews' Maxwell car collld- career of .Challenger Georges Carjien-
I - ,.l i. lt'm aaluAinliu inlurMllinv villl'P I
America knows little of the early his-
Truffle i i'p n lly tory and experience of the French ;
D Kline., ho h been serving fighte-. I
HOUSE
HOUSE CLEANIN(XIME SrV-CESTS NEW DRAPES
WE ARK SHOWING A GREAT VANITY o THE VERY LATEST MATERIAUS
NOW inVoguI
NEW RBtPS
SCRIMS
SWISSES
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
BURLAPS
MADRAS
ENGLISH NETS
Hill's Dep't Store
pan lime
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The Cove, farm bureau branch, nt I
a meeting held Friday, decided, to j
make an effort to raise a fund for
nti irnrric officer .on
basis for the city, Is now on full Want to Aid Bond Sale
duly and expects to have motor
ics well trained within a short lime
.... .1.... ,.!uiiu i,r irnrric vi.iir..
...hi k 'meeting the difference between the
1 " " . x (amount bid on the road bonds thip !
I Am ItolM' - wcel' an" lhe P"r value f the lior.ds
"'n" II. W. Kiley's car was robbed Wch ia the amount the bonds must
f a valuable auio roCe Friday!? 8olJ f"r 11 v 'nned. by.1 ,
"""" ' ' Cove people to attempt to raise about
nlKhl while the car waa landing j.,. ,. o . ' . ,
In front of ll.e l.iKh school uurln nA fM brinKing rte bill on
000 to pur. If this can be cloe an ef-
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, Nw York, ia a
combination of classic 'and m.dem ideas in monument
work. ....,!
We have made a profound
study of monument building
and an order placed in .our
hands is sure to receive faith
' ful, intelligent execution. '
We Will Gladly J
rurni.sh Estimate' ft
Tlemorial.froi
coinnieticcinent exerclsos. No tiace
of tli thief has been found by ih
polic.
Staikcy Mini Coiiick l Town
F. 4!. Keere of Slurkey dropped
i into inwn yeslnirlay. Iln ls reKi.
tered at th Folity.
VlhiliJ I'endlctoil
Miss Josephine Sanilms of North
Powder, flieuon. Is Iho.KueKt of
Mrs. Charles M. I'eacock, at 2o!i
Carden streei. Pendlxlnn Fast Or.
egonian.
fort will be made to find a means of
making the sale of this amount "f
bonds possible for' the purpose of
buildinjr the roail from I.a Grande
to Cove.
On Iti't urn l l.u f.raiide
Mis. Roy -Couch and two lillle
folks,- who havo been here lo spend
several weeks wlih her parents.
Mr. and Mra. K. Cain, and friends
left Wednesday -on the return lo
I heir home In La Crande. Mrs.
Couch was MIsh Grace Cujn, a for
mer Corvallis Kirfl The visitors
are accompanied by-Mrs. Cain, who
is en route fo Hot Lake M near I.a
Grande, witli the expectation or en
tering the sunltorium there for re.sl
and treatment. Mrs. Cain has not
been! in the best or health fn re
cent months and II is expnclel
the change will prove -of consid
erable bem-nt.T Corvallis (iazetie-Tiines.
t lniliiis nt Tourimiiient
Menibeia of the l'endletnii Golr
Club were hosts ror the visitors
to the Tri-Slale Golf Tournament,
held In Pendleton onrS.iliirilay and
Sunday, l.tincheon was served the
i'iihkIh on Sal iirday, at ' the club
ljuiise, and In Hie eveninir, the vl.s-
lloiti were Monoreil with an inror
muV ilance at the slate hospital,
Holiday, luncheon and dinner were
ieived ai the club bouse. Mr. and May Form New Grazing Association .
Mrs. J. J. Carr were guest or Mr.
BWe M ountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
is Mima
Read The Want Ads
DO YOU FISH ? DO YOU HUNT ?
DO YOU GO CAMPING?
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SEE US FOR EQUIPMENT
We have everything from n Frying Pan
to a Shotgun
Fisliiivk Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
at pnt'es that will please you
. Dim-out For Cash
REGOiN HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
Be Careful With Fire When You Are Camping
and Mm. S. R. Thompson dnriiif,
their vi.sU in . Pendletoo, while Mr.
and Mrs.' G. L. I.arison were also
PetidletDii visitors over. Ihe weekend.-
t'arpeiitier'y Career
. heft-inning with this issue of the
Observer is a series of skct,-hcS on
tl e dife of Georges Cnrpetlicr. note I
The Kljrin district is beine canvas-
seu lor me purpose ol torminff a new.
grazing association. It is the inten
tion of the stockmen to ask the U. S
forest service to allow the use of he
Iihilipps Creek reserve. This is clos
er than the present grazing ground.
, , COMING EVENTS, -i
June 1. 8 p. m. in Eagles !
HallP special meeting of , t
American Legion Post No. J
4'i. Purpose of meeting
lliscussing bonus bill and !
reailign of official Union J
county slacker -list.'
June 3-4. State Bunkers'
convention, Seaside and As
toria. June 0. Union county circuit
couil convenes; June term.
June 7. Special state elec- J
tion.
June 14. Flag Day. Special !
observance, Elks Temple, 8
p. m. !
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CLOSING OUT
ENflRK STOCK OF NEW AND USED
PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS and SMALL MUSI- "
CAL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC AND
iCORDS TO BE SOLD BEFORE JUNE 1st
' REGARDLESS OF COST , "
TERMS IF DESIRED
RAGS Wanted at the Observer
Your Efficiency
Depends on
rour Eites
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' STORE t LOSEI) , , .
AUIJAY
MONIVYAY 301 h
IN HONOR OF .
OUR SOLDIER DEAD
Clint's Clothiery
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Any ma
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Box 9(8.
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R Males re-gr jund.
.'lfc a doz. Newiin's
d's Grind Shop, P. O.
33-U-tf.
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Grande Employment
help. Alway.i at your
. Ulack, 801. ,.
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Kxji
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Iake
Grande,
Call
Office
service.
KELLOGG.
Tuning and Repair-
corner North 4th and
bono lllack 3171. La
3-4-tf
Eastern Oregon
Music Co
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i'Grande Employment
help. Always at your
J Black 801.
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TJ Pianos nt Cost. East-
f'dc Co. 5-21-tr
Hit I NO Us
lllKlitst ma
clal LTeani
son Ave. 1'IHiiie
ur ckks.
vpt price.
4 Co. 1
We pay
Ooinmer-
HOfi Jerfer-
Main 122.
O-C-tf
Good wirl needs irotid trsi -lit. lfiui!.-e. na a chnln Is no atrontror than It. uuliut
link Ki. tit!-Tl i J hn nt riuiiT.ir Yti - m Iti-i uui-Laut fn.tnltn A ...I a.h .. . V. 1. . i: 4 a
"" - ft--, -.h-.-i in-, ov ,ni.uiij, fuu nun, ut:ii iiiv quttiiiy oi
. a man's work will piny such anTnipovlant pni t in the determination of hia income, you
owe it to youi-st ir to keep your fitfullies lrt, keen fit for the competition of industry
DON'T WONDER WHETHER OR NOT YOUR EYES 'ARE EFFI-
cient. Have them -examined and KNOW I
.' V. S. Government statistics prove that over SOTi of the men examined for the army
had defective vision. This .should indicate that possibly your eyesight is not so ftf fi
tient as it ahould Ik. Have your Eyes FA amined and KNOW as every Live Amer
ican fjiould.
-BY '
J.H.PEARE&'SON.
v . '. Of dt'ticf rfsfs .
Annomicement
- OLD-TlM DANCES "
will b. glren l Rex Hall on
Thursday eveniVa. Notaing
but the grscefJL old-time
duncei will be dand. Mitoie
by Llndsey'a uperbpr!teaiV.
Evaryona enjoyed first
dance. ; be sure anAattc.il
thot. to- be (iren. lessor
by appointment. CallalVn4l
JHS anil records at
I rn Or-. Music Co.
. 5-21-tf.
SIlEETlMtVilf' and player rools, less
than iVislVlOastern Ore. Music Co.
, 6-21-tf.
MOTORCiTI.il AND niCYCI.E RK
. .PAIRS ATiiLirantecd service by
l.ockwbod.Vhl cycle man shop at
Kill) pkthVcet; old Observer of
fice. I 5-18-tf
NOtlCE tO DEBTORS.
All perAns 4wing debts to Sam
Harris, baiiirupi, are hereby notified
to pay the (ami to the undersigned,
ir to C. L. Nlinr. his renresentative,
II. E. Dixon, Rooms
;it the officeJnfi
lO-'ii, Foley !l
if., I.a Grande, Ore,
G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
3-26-tt
CARD OK THANKS
We wish lo thank 'our many
friends for the beautiful floral of
ferings and the kindness shown us
during the illness and death of oui
wife ind tool her. .
m. j. n. i it win.
M It. nnd MRS. .-".AM IRWIN.
Itil. and MRS. W. A. Tl'HNiriGK
J. II. IRWIN.
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iV rilK DFSI IH TES V ALLEY.
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DANCE
Modern Vtnce--Tueaduy . and
and Saturday nights
i picket givi eath lady dancer.
for Fme-Sd he fiiven jiway
each 'bienJay nigt
DrawinjAat
11 o'cIin.
Watch thisVsiJuc for djtea
.ftEXHALU
FOR SALE 80 acres, 'in innte.l,
with paid'up water right; 1 acres in
alfalfa and clowr,10 acres in potaio
land, 5 acrey pasture, fenccl with
wov.i wife. Good bam, 2 small hous-
le, o ngood highway, ;! milesfrom
!tl..n.l in i.l.-i.l Anirv f.rm nt m ro-il
bargain. For prticularls call and s
J. E. Smith, at the Sommer Hotel.
B-aitp
Stjr open nil dm Sunday, for the
benefit of KlowpfyStore Patrons.
RYS FLORISTiS.
5-24-5t
of Klowpi
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IndcedCtiW Oram A-pte
.O.ys tM desirable d.-l.t
LA GRANDE, OUKGOn'
PI
eases Them -Ml I
It appeals to everybody
because of the Pleasure
and benefit it affords.
The lonest-laatin refresh
ment 'possible to obtain.
Sealed ti.ht kept
riht in its wax-wrapped- r
knpurity-proof package.
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