La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1921, Image 2

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Tll-SIUY, JULY 12.. iH2t
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LA GRAND3
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IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
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Unusual Offerings For July
ARANC
CLEANING . UP SUMMER MERCH AN DISK AT ' .', ' '
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
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Women's sleeveless vests.
Regular 35c finalities on
sale for
Women's black or brown
lisle finish lio.se, nil sizes,
per pair
Women's bungalow aprons
in light and dark .colors,
on sale each
98 . .
Women's corsets, size from
23 to 29, low bust models
in white and pink, each
$1.19
Women's kid oxfords in
brown and white, values
originally worth up to
$15.00. Choice per pair,
$1.98
Children's white canvas
pumps, low heel and rub
ber sole, sizes from 8'i to
2. On sale per pair
': ,$1.48
Hoys' Elk skin Scout sh-ies
sizes 2'4 to C. Pair
$2.50'
Men's Elk'' skin ' Harvest
shoes, all sizes, pair
$2.98 .
Men's Straw Hats, va'i'es
worth, up to $ 1. 00. choice
to close out for
Men's linen collaiv., ffo.id
styles but odd 'iiy.es, each
,10
One lot little boys' r.ih
rah hats, values vsorlh up
to $2.00, choice,
Special low prices 'on all
figured voiles and oinn
dies during- this month.
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Hils Dep't
Store
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Y'-jt l Hit PCi-KS FoRArewcyw5. .
ASTORIA PEOPLE ARE
CAUGHT BY SECOND
FINANCIER "PONZ1"
CONSTANCE MNNEY
IS AT ARCADE
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ONE ANOTHER
SUMMERV1M.E, July 7. (Spe
cial.) Moat of the farmers lire help
lug each other In the hay now. The
crops are reported fairly (food.
Mike Uuice and family have re
turned from Yakima, where they had
been visiting for some time.
Karle Turk, Charlie Koails and Hugh
Park pent u part of last week on
West mountain looking after their
rattle. The boys said they found It
pretty chilly wandering around up
there in the snow.
Cyrus McDowell has returned from
Walla Wulla, where he was called
fur examination.
' Mr. Monsey am) son, Stuart, of
Portland, Were guest of Mrs. Trnnk
Oil Sunday.
- Mr.,, ami Mrs. A.' C. Ingram and
djgliter, l.yrull, have gone to Cove
:"'Hit relative- for a few weeks.
tyr. , .and Irs; Hurt Sanders enme
over from Enterprise nnd spent the
Fourth with Mrs. Sanders' mother,
Mrs. hd. tombs.
Mrs. Clem McGinnis has gone enst
to visit relatives.
J. K. Woods was a passenger on
the train Saturday, going to Lustine
tu spend a few days with relatives.
D. R. McKeniie nnd family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McGinnis spent
tho week-end camping near the Sum
mit. Hoy MiKen.ie is now spending his
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Mary
McKenxie.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson, of Pleasant
Valley, is now visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. M. Uuehnnnn.
Mrs. Allen has gone to Kansas to
make her home with her daughter.
Miss loia Royce and friend of I.a
Grande, and Mrs. Hurt Oliver were
chopping in town Wednesday.
Carol Wagoner spent most of the
week visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
E. M. Wagoner.
Miss Kate Zweifel, of Imbler, came
over the first of the week and spent
la few days at her home here.
I Miss Hester Pcntaenst has returned
'to her home In l.n Crawle after a
few days' visit with relatives hern
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co,
rwcrrift imxm rii.s
tWmXtg AND THE BEST,
fftf&ry at Mst t1ty ' J)sltt!fne Bt m
Rising Star
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I MATIt.I.A I.KAIW STATE
IN KONEV niOUCtTION
Tftcw flew ttirt;e fcxittolse fmmt fa
Qwilitiea an Styfe, LA CAMILLE Is lls-.
always found the DORSET of , K'rL.y
greatest value. A complete line of new models now
on hand.
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corietlert.
Phone l!lrk Si
Residence 1012 Fourth St., First Block West of P. 0.
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PKNDI.ETOV, Jul 12 There is
piobahility thv mt Malt conven
tion of the Oreymi be keeper as
sociation will be held ill Pendleton,
in December. Tlw last session was
helil at Sulci and It is desired to
huh! the next meeting in Kastern Ore
go its commercial honey raising is
confined moi-e to this section than
Weatern Oregon. The selection of the
meeting place rfsLs with the officers,
A. J. Sauford of eVdmond, being pres
ident aed II. A. Kcullen, secretary
treasurer. At the present time this
county ships abot 20 cars of honey
annually.
Cmatill county ranfcs first in Ore
Ktvn in the production of honey. So
! ays II. A. Scullen, O. A. C. bee spe
cialist.
Other Oregon counties tnay have
more eea than has Umatilla county
Mr. Sceten states, but bee keepers
ipf this county are good business men
and the actual amount of honey pro
ducad is greater than in any other
county In the state.
Most of the bees in thla county are
in the et and west ends and depend
mostly on alfalfa blooms for (heir
food.
A romance of the pawnshop in "Tho
Magic Cup," Constance liinney's lut
est picture; now at the Arcade for the
last time tonight. The heroine is a
poor litlft -New York Working girl,
and hen-.imtgic cop is un old silver
goblet, htr -one heirloom, which she
pawns and Inter redeems, whenever
she needs money.
A. two-reel comedy, "Blue Sunday,"
is on the same program.
ASTORIA, July 12. Ponzi had
nothing on Richard Lombard, 28-year
old Portland man, who came down to
' Astoria on the steamer Ceorgiana
Wednesday afternoon, rented a furn
ished house located at 731 Columbia
avenue in Astor Court for the base
of his operations and then started out
to bilk Astoria merchants by passing
out worthless checks and succeeded
to the exUnt of approximately J200
.before he ran ufoul of the law and
,waa arrested. -
"COUNTY FAIR" IS
' COMINC TO ARCADE
Maurice Tourneur's piclurizntion of
"The County h'air". comes to the Ar
cade theatre for three days commenc-'
ing Thursday.
It's the'big screen version of Neil
Burgess' famous play which took the
country by storm some season's back.
The picturivntion is bigger and finer
than the original story and it is a sure
first winner both for its fine rural
types, its 'quaint humor and tho fun
and excitement of a county fair end
ing with the greatest horse race that
was ever staged for a screen pro
duction. ' ''
' Wesley Barry, the freckled face boy
hero of "Dinty," has a prominent part
in "The County Pair.'
The Time, the Place, Bring Yonr fiirl.
iAn elegant Cold lunch each day at
Al Cain's at the Palace Confectionery
at 1 1 :.')0 to I :.10. Try it and you will
i return tomorrow.
! PALACE CONFECTIONERY
COMPANY.
Bankrupt Sale
OF
M. A. Chinlund's Slock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats
and furnishings for Men and Roys, Nought by West
enhaver & Gilbert for less than 50c on the dollar..-, ,
MEN'S HATS AND CAPS.
$18.00 Cowboy Velours
in black, brown and
gray, at -$7.05
$12.00 and $15.00 Vel
ours at $0.-1 r
and $7-45
$(i.50 Belgian fur dress
hats at $3.95
75c and f0c Straw hats
now , 25
$3.50 Men's dress caps,
silk check and pleated' ' '
at ..$1.75-
$1.00 Pleated dress caps :
at $2.00 '
$t:oo Caberdeen $2.00
$2.50 Men's Khaki outing-
leaps $1 .05
$2.50 Corded silk- dress
caps !$1.25
$2.00 Ladies Khaki out-" :
ing hat a.. $1.25'
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
1H03 Adams Ave. La Grande, Oregon
CANT FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD.
Gait's Carr.s
Where Your Credit Is Good
"V Uselt
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
FARMERS TO REBUILD
MYRICK WAREHOUSE
fitz ;maurice FILM
IS AT SHERRY'S
FOR TODAY ONLY
The photoplay attraction at the
Shnrry Theatre today will be "The
Right to l.ove," produced by George
Kitzmaurice and featuring Mae Mur
lay and David Powell.
Mis Murray has the role of an
American girl, who lends'a wretched
life with her husband, Sir Archibald
I-'alkland. In un effort to compromise
his wife so he may marry another
woman, Sir Archibald installs Prince
Stanislaus in his home. Colonel Rich
ard Loring arrives in time to rescue
her from the Prince, though in the
-esulting mix-up, l.oring shoots Kulk
.and dead.
"The Itight to Love" is declared to
abound in beautiful scenes, most of
them inude in I-'loriihi.
A comedy is also being shown
Quoit ah; -Axcltnt' Qim.
Ttie' mt of quoit ' prutinbl?
i.Uyed .in he sirvel ;o dauieionn.
St. .Mnr- i.liy, furl 'Yba.'co, tiuni
ti l mid I'ls. miiuHy, mi. lent lomu
u tluVHut,), Virginia auil Mtrylamt.
I'T the oarly cliKvm of iIimv kliicri.
Il ns no doubt plumed In the stubk
ynrd uf the barnyard f touihera nnit
essieru homwi uiore than a oaiaitu.v
tiefore Aiiierioa beKiia to lliiak f
liK'lrntlon r ixWxDiVm . B bile
awu in lnh i.Mkm clHlw ual numcku.
'-atM, and Ikdlnias nrarly axbrd louked
ii n He pia.ma n.,i id bure
nod ittd ,v did not "rtna' lb
I PENDLETON, July 12. A decision il
to rebuild their warehouse at Myrick, !
: which was destroyed by fire on Juneji
1 28, was made by the directors of the S
Myrick Klevator company Saturday ! '
jand a contract calling for the erec-ji
.tion of a building for grain storage !
I to cost $1)000, exclusive of equipment,
jwas let to Huntington Construction J
j company of Walla' Walla. Work will '
I commence Monday. j
j The new building will be erected .
on the site of the warehouse of the'i
company which lost one warehouse !J
and a liirge elevator in the fire. The I
company, n which 47 farmers of the!
county 'are stockholders, will not re
build their elevator at the present
time. The dimensions of the new build
ing will -he 00x208 feet, it is announced.
An Institution
That will exert itself in the aid of its patrons that is
our policy. Savings accounts solicited. ' '
The bank that is your best friend.
- Our officers: Van E. Long, President; C. 'V. Fox,
Vice President; L. L. Strinsham, Cashier.
State BanK
of Imbler
Imbler, Ore.
PURE ICE CREAM
Ice crenm PUHK has a vital fuel
and food value besides providing the
greatest individual (and peraonal)
pleasure on a warm day. Emphasiz
ing PUKK emphasiy.es our quality
and that's the ONE ice cream you can
afford to trust for yourself and the
children. Plain, in soda or sundae, in
fancv combinations, bricks and cones.
PALACE CONFECTIONERY
COMPANY.
7-11 -tf
OltttttlWHIl WANT AIW PAY
rtanwtwurmnniiitiiiiact
Dunbar s iaxi une
Prompt, a?wl t all hour.
PhoBn Mata 789. ear. Fir
and ftfcmrue Red 2232
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Home Independent
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A rtDiir iqov Kuru nn anruivnitfnt
with yoii and keup yu jltlA ml fl
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to tak hll omle Mn- &i fctl roa to
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CATHI;:HIF CKKKK 'TFW
SALryrf July lS-Siie Kutlneer
Cupper- l-r received tb followioi!
appUraiion fur uftiiroprlation irf water:
J, T. Velker of I'llol. NvBilS
the apprniirluilon f wntee from
Caiherine creek for Irrtiaiton l a
small tract In tai rauiny.
fiKKMN mo rti xmK
Mr. Chas. Mitchi M Cfcilhfi
Missouri, writes a
Silverthorn's Family Drw?t0n I
(irumle, Ore, Enclosed find r of
fice order lor J2.IM1 for which send n
two bottles of your Germicide Hair
Tonic by first mail. It is just what
I have been looking for, for ten years.
. I have aliout finished one Untie and
lull scalp troubles, dandruff and fallinit
of hair has stopped. My neighbor will
try it olo. ,
FAMILY DRUII STORI
Bring Us Your Can
AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON UI!RICATIN(; OILS
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C.IVE SATISFACTION BECAUSE THEY LUBRICATE
" i . OILS 6f ALL KINDS
' ' CARRIED IN BULK
' PRINC. YOUR CAN OR BARREL
5 Discounl for Cash
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
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