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" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ; - , . : Tursdnv. "August M. 1021 PACE EIGHT. r -j "tt V ii: .1 i i:-. . ;. It i! ! i -g EASTERNERS ARE GOLFERS SHOW f "Tr77, I i nniimn iiirnT: nnrrn Tiinn fin! v--rrr ff.Jli H-f -w -b r 1 LUurJisbiLDi urLLinnua rnnji wZMaiL lim AlFd I Whew! What Warm j Weather Ail. (Mill) Ifcicivcs Lctti'i Askinj; for 1 1 1 f" I'll ij 1 1 i i i l.u (inuiilr's Kliiniiiiitiiiiil ('"litest ISrins Cri-ain to; the Top I Warm weather erupt ions, 'the priekly heat. causes ninny annoying skin most - cuuimirn of which is A. D. S. Stearato of Zinc is an effective remedy fur the relief of all Kkini. eruptions, la great demand by nlmit peoiile and mothers, who regard the com fort of their babies. It "prevenhi chafing. In handy Hpriukle-top cans Price 25 Snapp's La Grande Pharmacy SHERRY' -TODAY- "The Kestless oex 9? By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS, with Marrion Davies ' Cosmopolitan Production Modern woman i3 ahe a priaonor, chaffing at the chains of convention? Sec this breath-taking romance of a 'petted idol of society who dared to break her bonds, em bark upon a mad carcor of excitcmenfHccking, ami shock New York's "four hundred." i A. brilliant -Chambers masterpiece, lavlislily screened and filled with "inside" views of art ist lifo. Also the Comedy "THIS WAY OUT" lliick in the .lrtth century the en-, .unci Hisliop llurk'.'ley, will) prophet-, A Hlm,lo ,.ase r a.l.liil.u, anil .11-1 ii- vision, wrote: vision lias il.nvriiiiiivil who sliull j 'Wesiwur.! tho cure of Empire takes ' ,m,ko '" lh" t,!"m 1,1 '""-! its wav I ilrangiilar touriiainoiit to bo eondurt-j Time's iiol.lVst offspring is the fast."!"'1 b-v ,l'e ,,'"'t'' "' Slleiiibnr j ; 1 ) tli and lltli when Walla. Walla, Thus begins a most breezy letter I o 1 1'oinl l l im ami linker will ho hero for tho. A.I Club askintr for infornmtion'a two-ly K'Jlf totirniiiiicul. The' abot l.u (irau.le an.l Union county, M-ores-of tho past two weeks were: an. I is worthy of reproduction, for it u.tmI to pick lit.: home club. I. -lis in a few word's the whole storyj Yesterday thoso totalH mid aver-, "why commercial institutions in the auM were stttlek with the result tliatj Western Suites'" The- IcO er is from, the- following men were selected, the one ol tnc lea. imp; a.ivenisinir co-i- names coiiiiiik in tlic oidor or their cerns in the United States, and Koeaj .tualiffcations: on lo say in a breezy wny: CI. L. J.uiIhoii, S. I). Crowe, N. W. "The eyes of the East are on the' FruoHo, William SIOBi-mfc. Kay K. Wen . The rapid (rrowth of polul:i-i Murphy, Klmer Stoddard, Fred Kid linn durinjr the last dcca.ro, as shown die, J. J. Can-, Karl Stoddard, W. S. in the census figures, indicates plain-' J'arker, A. T. Hill. mid C'haso liulien- i ly the natural desires of tile people of (Uump. - j this country. So, Mr. Cold-Bloodedi CJulto elaborate pieparaiions fori Calculating Knstcrn Businessman is' the entertainment of the guesta thai j out of hi swivel chair, peering over) day ,lro under way. I the llockles and querying: 'Wha' is 't 'j'lio men aeleeted to play will de i that is attracting these buyers of my, vote themselves to strenuous "re-1 products to the West; What are the liearsals" from now on in hopes of I markctinir cond.' ions in the various making n8 strong n showlnir an pos- i tradiriK centers in that vast territory .' ible. As null players are not mad lie looks at his map and sees the year. It is hardly to ho supposed ! name, 'Ui Grande, Oregon.' lo him' nllt ijU Onindo will tuke the leadini; It is merely a dot indicating a city, bouors. from ainoiijt olil-tlnin clubs I So he ates just one line to the! nke the visitors, but I hey' are kuIiik IC'Jjamher of Commerce of l.a Grande,' , miv0 u )ut f keen sport trying to, ns follows: 'Tell us all about tho u,1(i uKO enleilalnlii!.' their guests. , tradinif area.' I Iree-loi-AII Sunday. "Hence- we want your answer. Sell j All members of the club are urged us on I.'i Grande it's past, present l() n,e re0 fr the president's and future. Give us facts detailed ,.,, next Sunday. Handicaps to make facts points that show Iji Grande tha contestant on an even fool ins 'o he a city different und distinct from Illlvo hceIl co,p(.Lt for those who its neighbors. Let us have the names miv(i lurnei m ti,(,r scores during of the. towns into which your mer-,u, 1!IHt two tl and such as have chants sell your hank clearings the; nol ,lllt want ,0 vny anyway, and value of crops and stocks, your manu- uav'e a ruting established, but nalur- laciuiers, your oiner inuustries. ! ally it will be less accurate than one "You have confidence in l.a Grange busl,d , 8l.ore uvoni,,.s. so have we. You have the dui.i The committee has ruled Dial rour we wan' you are anxious to 'tell lh.. ,,r ev(. , ,.al.e (.I18es threu. world.' Tell us and we will help you 'lngi Inv , arranged by Mia con in every way we can. testanls to suit themselves In ud- . : . vance and proceed with the play dur- Itav Noycs, left this week for the' lug the morning as . Ibey ileHire. from the Aicimifachnvrs 6 SUP 21 .,i:C east. Jolin Wells is cutting most of th grain in (his Part of the county with his combine. Kightenn holes are required to coin pete for Presidonl Stoddard's cup. 1III.'I(VIMJ W W'T AIVS I'.KP II K. Hail damaged crops here to some y (j 1 'S MEN! THOSE NEW FALL SHAPES are attracting attention Xewcst: Models, Xcwcst Colors, Snappy Shapes and low prices. Your Fall, Hat is here for viKir approval. $1.98, $2.98, $3.98..$198, $5.90, $6.90 Ml wumn uireas in. ii uvia rensiasmons GROUSE HUNTERS ptcnt a fnw days ajrti. Tortyfoltl t wheat was ilamaKctl tho worst. I Lack of rain for several weeks h;U ! ("amai ii the prrass on the Starkey prairies very nmeh :uuj the feed is veiy poor for the sheep. lUniers fhul it hard to hold their flocks umljr these comHUous. Tonv Vey shipped several earloiuls of heof cuttle last week and is .hippin hunhs at the present timr. Smythe Itros. of Pendleton, who run this ranp', lire hikinc a luineh of lams to Meaiham, where they will ship them east. Messrs Chunn,- Winn i:nd Hawk shippfd out heef cattle the hust of last week. It is repoiti'd hrre that one of the 'X : hcep raisers recently sole or 'JCtJIt head for f I a head. Ice fieczcs now on the pails of wat cl in the sheep camp almost every1 BViQHaBBnnBnnMMIHH niu'hl und one slnvp herder remarked , nyT TTQTVT? thnL ii niak.-s all the bovs wntidfiv A W U & At Jj U Ol Y i I hey have done wi'h their summer's wacs. ( tniiie. Wlurdch cts up Kiwly ;t t it I Ivoiinis (umt rv Till L;Vlc lint Fails to Find Violators John Walden, eame warden 'or Un ion coun'y, and a deputy spert .Snnii(y.' a hand tookmir lor vioiaiors 01 tnc laws, a LADIES' AID features: You ennnot 'buy elsewhctc.-' The I'lloiia days all vw. .ir.Is mil eiiiii'iiiintr yiMi to, "lie iin.ike of record, and. plays tiieni at I heir oesi. 'I'lie A iniilirier; Imilt entire- ,, wi10 would try to .'el :i few lv ol lioll vwoml in an ova lie; $ - 'inki "A YES THOSE BOYS AND GIRLS need your attention now , ''all is here, and school dlUllies must are now complete with stocks to make he planned for. Our departments vour selection casv. ,l!ovs School Suits,'.!..'. '. $6.90, $8.90, $9.90, $12.50 ll'.oys' Sdio.d I hits 69c, 89c, 98c, $1.98 Itovs' School Waists .'. : ; 49c, 69c (iii-ls -School Dresses 98c, $1.23, $1.49, $1.98, $2.93 (iii'ls School Hats $1.49, $1.98, $2.93, $3.98, $4.98 A NATlON-wiOF. 7 ;,;f itKUjy corpotixttd DEPARTMENT STORE IT'S TIME TO THINK OF SCHOOL BOOKS We are ready to supply whatever is .needed in this vi.initv. OUK STOCK lor the I'WU. TKKM IS WVMV. And our prices are as low as they can possibly lie maih No need ol' jjniny elsewhere lor a si l lull' item ol' School Supplies. vi; v. i:vi:i'VTiiiN(i vol' m:ki SI'hKNDIO YAIMKTV (n'AI.ITV JJKtllT IMtillT I'UK'KS W'e pay cash, or will cchant;c tui x our I'sed I !ooks Newlin Book & Stationery Co. ('(IVI-:, Auu'. :. (Special.) Mr T. W. Co!!k!i:i v:ir; a business vinit to I,h (iranih- Tuedav. lwty Haker amf wife left Saturday for Morrow county, where M is. Ita ker will 'each this winter. Ii. -I. I'aki i and family made a busi ness trip to I a Crande Tuesday. Mis. T. Ii. Johnson and mother, Mr. Sarah Thompson of I, a (Irantle, spent the fore part of the week at the I . V. .lohn,M.n home, while T. It. help ed with the heading crew. .1. U. T.illcnt is building a new ear-1 ajre. Mi.-s Kthel H;tnen leaves next w for Atheim. where .-he will teach ot h ami (t li grades in ihe pvibll..' j school. diev. (Jeo. Archer and wife of Noith Powder were quests at the home of. Mis. Mary Chambers last Sunday. ! .Mrs. .John t'lmdwick of I'niou wav u Cove visitor Wednesday. i Mis. A. t. Ingram and daughter, t.vil, are visiting in INntland. Mrs. Otho Krkcr.-ley and .lauuhter. Mi.-- Neil, are in Walla Walla visi:in lelittive. The l adies Aid of th M. K. Church ae nn ice cieain sen-ial Friday niht. All enjoyed a pleasant evening. Krank Williams and tsrnr I.uim are campvis on the Minam this week. sIinK', N: uicljil to ivi vim ;t itiftiillic 1'Hk Invi'stii;att' the today. We invite, you to make a comparison. Easy Terms ;; Eastern Oregon Music Co. hunters were out ilur'tnir tlio -lay. 'll't'y jrrouso b.Morc tnc- ic.ii uinM.Hi-i 010 not i-onii? niouu.i i.-ic mvuoii uijil the season ScpU-mtier .1. .Vhuimli, Wal.ten romlicd ycsv. so he fail they covered over 811 miles on l w'. i.n.1. 0( t CItl.h ln(nl ,., oiln,t uc in their machine during the d:i siart-j ul OV(;r a wh0lc count v," is his c.. la- ine lonir before daylight and not re-, - tiirninir until late in the evening, ihey -' - didn't catch anyone who w.i lifter: prousc or who- liKiked su-oii i us ofj havinit violated the law. j They went over tow.-id; Su'r.m -r ville ami Klrin and nlthoujih earlier in the season there were many icrouse in this fcction they fail".l '.o see ny durinc the day. Trie (rnaisi linv.- a habit of miitratinK to higher "cpinns late in the summer an.l ar.-.-'niiivr to residents in the section 'v'lere (i-ime Wanlen Walden and l is deputy lub1 foih yesterday tliey h vc al:v.iiiy lift those parts. There were rumors nroui:d y.strr day to the effect that toni,; grouse natron of Hie failure to lie where Iho grouse hunters went, they not having taken the trouble to inform him of their intention of violating; the law nor where they were goinir. c arrs Where Your Credit Is Good Uselt COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER PEACF IES Water Contest Cases ! Are Set For Hearing THUMB T TED OFF BY HOPE STAHKKY, Auj:. :io. (SMvial.) J. W. Davis, sheepman of Wallown, has been up in these mountains look inf over IIip isiiir. and his l.amls of Martin Maine, a well-known nmm tender hero for Tonv Vey, oik of the I hiir sheepmen, recently lost h thundt while lediii(f a strinj; of pack hors. His ihumti fa.st tu the iopc an. the string pulled in such a way t twt it off. Mn. lllaiuhe llylton, who hai :ce;i vij.it in (f her u'a le, J, S. Uoe. hs re t umed to her home in New l'lymo it':. In'aho Mi? MeKlnney, wh hn Inn ve;t. iit nt the hnno- her . r, Salurdav. St ptemlor It, has Iteci set hy JndKe J. V. Knowles as the day on which nil rceptHns to the supplementary futtluiKS of the Grande rionde water iii:ht case must le fil et. On Sep omer ;'.() all chscs ;t coi reeti .! of lei ical errors and cas es wlieie no contest was made come up court. . I Cases in which there is a contest! h:ivr len set as follows: I,. M. Wil--I'li, !' n. in.. Septemter IP; Arnoldus ruse, I :.'i0 p. m., Septeniler t'.t; Men-' dctsoiutirkelor vs. K K. Ctrout, a ni , Sept end"!- 'Jt ; Joseph A in; v,.f-h J ;i) lv Seiit-n-r 't. I A carload of fancy Elbertas will arrive in La Grande Friday morning. These will be the best peaches of the season and at the lowest price. Place your orders at once. Today we received 165 bojtes of EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES, per box $1.(H)( five box lots 93c HOOVERIZED "Where the Thrifty Thiong" MAIN 4 3 A Tound or a Ton Delivered to Your Door For 10c. , 1 IT Til ' PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE V At
