La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1921, Image 2

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Kew Arrival
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fill fc : . .
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Clothing
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W are ttffoitftff tPjTl'
litf SAff Uumi crtuds
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(too !( Vcdtn'i
lloctt ft M
m rth up i 1.75
,'. ' Ooirf fo
- .me- ,
WtHsU for womxni -in
all eotors. made of
: Georgette Crepes.
5lioice for
We offer your 'choice
of a lot of women's
Silk Petticoats, val
les up to $7.o0. On
sale for
$i.s
During this sulo, we
ofl'er unusual reduc
tions in Figured
Voiles , for summer
V . f
j'iisses
Women's SiKHose In
black, whiteNrown
and Krny. R.M?TNur
$1.50 Va'llt'3, B)l:ci;.l
1 per pair
Hundreds of pairs of
shoes for rih'ii, v,o
men and children go
on sale this week at
special low price.' Ta
bles and counters fill
ed with
BARCAIN SHOES
We fiave just received the
past wek about 40 new'
Spring and Summer Suits for
Meii and Young M'en,
These are all high grade
suits, expert tailored and
fashioned -along: the ' latest
lines.
They consist of Serge3 and
Fancy Wool Mixtures and
are priced at SfrjS.CM) and
$37.50- '''..
Come in and see them.
RT COATS
'will want a new Sport
Jacket or Sweater Coat to
wear to the Stock Show this
week. We are showing -iuite
an assortment of thu Tux
edo ("oats and fancy Silk
Sweaters in a big variety of
colors,, which are in demand
this season. Prices range
from I.fJiHup to $15:00.
Hill's Oep't Store
UNTIL JUNK 15
A Paint With a
"KICI'UTATION"
UNTIL JUNK 15
. -A GUARANTIED PAINT OF TI1K1IIG11KST QUALITY
PATTON'S "SUN-PKOOF" PAINT
Is' made of the best and purest materials obtainable and has the Formula printed 'on
Every CiiK-. UeMiomher, It is ready to use.
COVKKS MOKIO SURF ACK and LASTS 1.0N(iKK
CSSZW I " Tlmn Ordinary Paint
UNTIL I IR"10 allV'llMi! Whito $-1.15 gal., $1.15 'it.
(.oiors, exceM Keds and uiwns S 1.15 B"l., SI. 15 nl-
t'orih Paint, aXc-olors . $2.35 Vi gal., 581 120 t.
Floor Paint, allVh.rs ,. K1.05 Mural., .K- it.
jUnint For Cash ,
Now in tfie time to paint Come in and see our Hue
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
JUNK
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: 1 Emmm"
'A K,Jk. '-Tri-
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a is mm
WHEAT AFTER
ALFALFA IS VERY
D
FO LAI
HILL MILITARY ACADKMY
ALUMNI ARK ORCANIZKI)
Is your Kodak rmdy to take some
good pii-turi-s on .Sunday when yiu
will go up into the hills .' lr not, call I
iip Kilvcrlhorn's and have their tell i
you vha.l a fine Kodak may he had j
for $7.!0, $10.00, $12.50, $14.75, or!
any price you may name, and they I
c an tell you just all about how to take
pictures the tirst lime out.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
1.A GHANOK.OPeGOM.
Hui:h Huron, who farms on the
nndiid?e north of Jtnbli r, has, dur-
iiv the oast few year- irid ome ex-
iieriencc in puttini aUalfn on land
that has heefl in wh"at so ling that
rotation of crop. is r-essary. Last
year he put (irimm alfalfa un some
of.hiH worn-out wheat land, fertiliz
ing with 200 pounds per acre of land
plaster. He used four pounds of seed
per acre.
Jjist year he "lit -me frop and then
let it Ko for pasture. The. first cut
ting yielded two ami a half tons if
l;ay per acre. IV Im another field
which he is ha'idlinjr .the same way
fhis year. !t Jnoks ::s trood ;is any
inlfaira in the vall v.
Huron's experience has lieen tliat
Ithe yield is considerably increased l y J tended
following wheal with altalla Alter
!l:e alfalfa was turned he rais-d "2
li.-.-hels of wheal ;ier aire. Adjein
jin land of the s:i lie kind yieldcd on
jly 20 bushels per r.cre. .
' The chief d!ffic0!ty, Mr Huron
s':ys, is that after allalfa lias In i n on
!l'e land thire h rr. i-wfs'. nt niuo-
-l." This resu1.. in Ihe wheai crew
linj; so rank that it hiinn up. 1
jroVsTV THKArfr'nKU'S I'Oltj
(,i;i;uai,. sit kii.mi i r.Nl i
I .Hlt.NTS
Nollee: The undei sl;,'nc d roni'lyf
'Treasurer has fund on liaml w'Hii
which to red nil warr:i:t l isu. d i
on the t'eneral I Hid and endol':'
At a meeting of men who for
merly intended Hill Milllnry acad-1
einy held recently an orKani.al ion ;
lo be. known as Hill Military Alum
ni association was formed. Whul
ley WhIsoii was eleeled honorary 1
president and Kred .1. Hosenberi;. !
active president. Other . officers i
eleeled for the' permanent (.jily
were: Honorary vice prc?idcnta. '
C'oiiKrnssinan- Clirion N.- lIcAiihnr.
Allen M. Kllswolth. Waller A. Holt:
first vice president. Dean Hayes: ,
second vice president, Merje O. j
Campbell; secretaiy. Austin Flefiel; i
treasurer, John C Vealch; trustees,-;
Natha Vnr..vel)er, W..K. Craham,
Ceort'e Ilulterfield. Oswald Day, F.
J. Thorn, K. A. Shearer and
Matthew Troy.
A cull will he sent out Inviting
all graduates to the- lioinecuinlilK
on commencement day, Juno 15,
at 8. p. ill.
The association will be made up
of Kl'ilduales of HIM Military Acad
emy, l'orlland, and of men w'lid at-
the liishop Scott Acadeidy
dining the p: incipalship or the
piesident ein'rilus, Dr. J. W. Hill.
REPUTATION WKEK.
srtijjiiimmimmttjutuutttnratmnrri
PromiiV
Phone
and MorVte.
after midnl(;
Service
First
The first
St.igc In America. .
sia'.-e coach In America
flnrted fi-iiui Huston In HIM.-
aitl at all -hours.
789, cor. Fir
Red 2181
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litKinnmniintmnamujawianirtitic
Tbty "put it amm!'
I lere's another new summer
shape.
Note how lines conform to
Lack of head.
CLINT'S ( L0THIERY
Carr s
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Wher1
our Credit Is Good
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
jlliL luitl fnP 'Ui
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Hiiud mi tint K;;iil
iMt pitid for
April 1
iituiH on Mdiy !), l
Tr:3Hr'r nf Lu n
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alt wa'i.nit; I; I
tut I'inljii s'.'il ,
fujuU prior t;
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the uli.uve war
Read the Want Adi
yttPlitaByajgjSWJgBura''na "TnfrMmawtMiwMhmTm'riiiiiiirniii'iiiii'iMMiiiiMi imuiuiiij
Thirleepth Annual Exhibit
.-.. ' . of tlie
UNION' LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION
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June 8, 9 and 10, 1921-
I.- .,.,Qi..L. ;l -:r.i '..., ci. ....... n. ...... r. ... . .
vAn)tu;iMnt'.Hnt: of ViViinut Kinds. . .
and jjtusc Hjxt'ial prizes tlin ever liofore. Tltrou
nusio. Lund C oncerts, Strict- Carnival anfl danc- .
Astrr -fn.er's Advantage.
.?ud Tunl is says an nslronnmer
sll.s In siu li. larire ltrure. ou'd ratb
ir believe au.thlnit he says than try
o check up bl jirlthmellc.
The lloie of Ihe Soul.
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In oldcnlimes, it was believed that j
tin. seat nfttln soul :fs Hie stouu h,
most likely. fer the iason that a nf.in I
i never no completely II -ed up as j
when his silunach i tuit ilf unh i1. For
Ihe cure ef ordtnaiA- sttf.a.-h trounes, I
I Ihi-re is nothiiiK idte prompi and j
r-'itisfaeiory as 'lailierlaiirs T.tb-
lets? They slftK'JP'" the.stum-.u-h j
1 and enable it to urf-Tm its fun. tieits J
i alurally. ii a them atnul.
enl cost a tpiarter.
I'bey
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now. ?1.'),000 hotel tlow
band!
ins; id
uccommodalions in Union's
fmt'.st in0's:ifrti OreKoni
Sloi-kinen shThiCjiryiic;(. for y4.e-room rarly. JuiIki W,'. i car.
lisle, one of tfie lt':.t tK'? jndjros in Amt'i ioa, will jmljre tiv .ottx-kit
"IIih Union Show. . "
itfakVitii othor enKaRniits for Jilne 8, 'JPand 10, and crimp to Ihe
Union .ive Stoi:k Sliiw. X o
Kor V'Y furthw particular;),, address o 0' '
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W. 5: Davis; Secretary,'
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''f;rtvn Kivrr" a tiii0i s d! at
Silvvrlhorn's Fountain ami it i j'i t '
a. fine ns it foumN O'hM1 n. Ity a
li'Pii-iyu hot wt'atruT dr::. aml.niy f
UN" at SilvvrrN 1 n I o.tnt:iin.
FAMILY OpL?J ii rORE
L.A (BMANOORftOON
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MISis,, VtH PVPKU.'i
Should any sut o-rder mis the
KveninK Oh-.er-or. please .O.ll the i. i
Western Union, Main -4. .and a j
' 'copy will beO'dt live'ed nt WW0 -
Any discourtesies gf carners0or -
?.itenO,s of paper should Re re. -!-
p. te to the Observer. Main 37, -.
the" folhSviej.- dav and o.itOntien
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j.uc v,wri mca wasu i Dora tnsn.. It was tbe
exclusive exerj camel blend tlsat revelufionid
cigarette smoftiag. " , . ;
m ; ThafCamel blend of choice Turkish and Domes'tit
toobaccos hits just the rignt spot -It gives Camels such
mellowmildness and fragr'ancel
The first 'time I smked Camels I knew they were
giade for me. I,knew they.were 1he smoothest, finest
cigarette in the world, at any firfte
Nobody can tell me anyt&ingdiffereo.t. v
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wilf l gife'O t.vjthegomplnint at
once.
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