La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1921, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
"Wpflnrsdny. Septcnihrr 21, 1021
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KIRKENDAL
RIDING BOOTS
$9.90 to $19.90
NEW KNIT.
TIES
69c, 93c
PAYDAY
WORK SHIRTS
' 79c
ELUE BUCKLE
OVERALLS
,89c
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When you Buy Drugs,
Quality Receives Chief
Consideration
'Itiirtfiiiii-Hiiutiiitf (lociiirt i;iy when it
comes to drills.
'on Imy (I runs for a deliWlc iui .-ic II
1 icv ac ;"UHin!v or iioKiiV tlU'.v J i s
Ilil'OVC Worse
(L)iiidil y, llicri'l'iinTStiiiiiiorl
e njrt'-i,-iic
Our Rcsponsibih
ii'i I his tc'.shI jiim! an can n;st rlTorr is
made to provide ilnifjs whioli arc dcpoiid
alilo in every way.
The constant increase in cur business is a
most convincing evidence of public con 11
deiice a 1 1 I H'ood will.
The same rare which is exercised
in selling drills extends to every
side line that wo handle.
Lot Us Serve You Regularly
nnnrfz LaGrande '
igUQjjj o Pharmacy
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Your Face Didn't Cost
You anything in the first place
So the Jil'lle money yoii spend now icn a new fall
hat to add to its appearance, can hardly lie class
ed as overhead.
Slick, new shapes tor voting 'men w ho like to lie
called slickeis, and if you're over thirly-1'ive.
(here ale! shapes'- for yuu that carry the dignity
of a revenue olTieer.'
All shapes and colors that this season has ack
nowledged jfood.
Prices from $2.49 to $47!
For An
OVERCOAT
$1922
ISN'T MUCH TO PAY
Jiii't that price luiys SO.MK coat it the huyer sets
the coat hero. 'We Ix'licve these are the Idlest
values in tiiwn, hut conic in and seo for yourself.
Style, as illustrated, made from lt,eavy, pure wool
JaliHus in browns, greys', and heather mixtures.
Our Window Showing
Other CoatsVPriced from $13.50 to $34.75
"Armour, Cla
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
PERMANENT ASVl'IlE PYRAMIDS
CONCRETE I)R
PERMANENT As
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TILE
IE BEST.
Factory at Is!und City. Vostoffice Box 791
Phone, Main 120
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003 Suitsor BoysS
'Xvlicn il I'lihii' hi ve:ir
Yen, vh double sols,
l'd at all noiiits ot
riil this morning.
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J.' C. Penney
I1 icy live up to their naiiii
AII-w!ioi falirics. perfectly tail
knees and elbows . anil reinl
strain. Several now models ai
MEN'S
mackinaws
$5.90 to $10.50
PRICES
With one pair of Knicke
$7.90 to $13.90
With Two Pairs of Knickers
$9.90 to $16.50
TOM WYE
SWEATERS
$6.90
Student Suits
3d her showing of these High School suits has just
ved. Styles and colois ( please your boy, and
le jo fit. Double and psiny'lo breasted jiiixdcl.s. Sizes
1 to lid years.
PIRCES
$17.50 to 27.50 k
BOYS' UNION SUITS
BOYS' MACKINAWS
.All overcoat the boy v ill
wear, for -dress or -play.
Miijrlit" ' plant patl-.erns'
bidted and pleated inod
(ds. Priced from $3.98 to $6.90
Wool mixed unions
$1.29 to $1.98
Jlravv ('otton I'nions
79c to $1.19
.Medium Cotton Unions
69c to 93o
MEN'S
lit . Winter UNION SUITS
.312 JEFARTMENT STORtS $1.29 tO $4.50
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
$2.49 to $3.98
Harris Grocery
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WHD GROUNDS
MBLER APPLES
momlcishnve been added to I ho on- Friday inurnihic on business. j.James Moss of I.n UtihhIc, paid her , few days ago when a heavy Grande
irol'mcnt (his year. A luncheon was The Mean brothers are bailing hay;visit and did the official weighing, Ronde wind visited the orchards,
'served consisting of animal cookies,, for Huron and Norval. . (making the announcement that the The rains have caught some of the
finger snaps, crab apples, and cucum-j The wind Saturday, blew manvilittle lady weighed seven and a baif; farmers without their harvesting f in
her pickles; . ' ' ' hundred boxes of apples from the trees pounds. .- ., - ished. Some are worried, fearinir the
1 llC'in SM'ncvr n nd Harry C'ii'ai of in our vicinity. . , I Jlr. and 'Mr'. Bert lirown vpcntiK!" ''' f ilh ! Uampncss for
eft Thu-sifav for Corraltis. where Mr. . and airs,- Aiarsnall cuinc. nowii Sunday at the1 home of Mrs; lirown'j.ii .1 very ncavy,.
they will cnUfechoub n-hovwhl ,lro. ut. t.wriiue..tni weeKv- Mr. Ainr- parents.
all
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y Ilai-laivef.'i
Is Mo;
lAi.i.le
l''.uipo inif Hundreds i
Men. . , .
inn tiu'cyclo, jjoinir ly
Wjtlln an'I IVndlrton.
Mr. Mar-
wny of Viill;ils"Ml1 ls wo,Kin: in the iiox lactory
while his wife will take in the apple
u-
Unrrel Larson left Mon'lav eveninj; ... ' "., . ... . . .. .
e r, ... . . , Mish Kutn Liltrcal was a visitor to
for Curvalhs where he will enter, (;i,im(. this work
whwn HCU,n The State 1'ank of I.nbler he!l a
I he fall rains have, set in. WhiM ili. kIc .,n th.. stn-i-ts f Inilil.-!-
Katuiihiy afternoon. Kverything was
tlguniy JuiIitlv U.'. 'G. Couch lias or
dered new culvcils in the Kaye jrnidp,
much to the satisfaction of the valley
residents.
F1.0WEKS IN lilG DEMAND.
been harvested,1
FRESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER
A SPECIALTY
Wc Sell and Guarantee
CHAMPION FLOUR
SHERRY 'S
LAST SHOWING TODAY
He had never seen her I efors. When he chanc
ci ui)on her, wading svpn they were over
11: eii- heads in love. TheiNlie discovered she
was tlifroman ho d been pacing alimony! !
TlHMnas H. Incc PrrtfiUs
ENID BENNETT
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Her Husband's Friend
A Paramount Picture
ALSO "Don't Chase Your Wife"
COMEDY
TOMORROW "Black Beauty" '
IMIU.Klt, Sent. -M.- (Spp.-ial.) Mr
(Inisell of tin: (llafke nmipany spent
several day in hnhler this week look
in tr after husiiirKs interests,
I'. M. Westeii -kow is the first per
son to load unt a ear of apples. He is
in" kin vr some fine shipments of ap
ples to the eastern markets.
Mr. llerlu'U has moved h
to I inhter f 10m Suminei ville si
they will he closer to his work.
Miks !Vilm:i 1 Ui i iiiiiiirh is stnvinir
u iltt Mr itn.l Mt ll.oi.li nti.l nt- th'
lending sehoid this winter.
Mrs. I.. A. lrecott and rfnuirhte",
who have heen visiting relatives in
In (Irande, have returned to their
home in Imhler.
Mrs. Spencer of Portlnd is viitin
her sister. Mrs. William (llenn.
The apple harvest will start in the
ladder section ahoul Monday
week if the weather permits anil ly
netoher 1st the apples will he rolling
off the t rees in full blast as every
yrovver cNpects to fvl his apples off
ns soon as possible. Several hundred
people have hern eni;ai;ed to take part
in the ha:vet ' f the apple crop th:;
year.
Dr. Muie of I. a tiraiu'e wa in Ini
bier Mond;iy and shook hands wi h
many of his old friends.
'1 lie Amei irun I .eirion has started
the ntoinir picture show at Imbler for
tlie winter seao?i.
M r. and Mrs. Sam MorrU; wte
airveeably Mil pr isid this week by t
i-it from h ?ister and family fiom
Southern Otciroii. They were on their
:tv eii'-t and were traveling by auto.
Mi. Sawyer of 1-land ("ity is spend
ing several duvs in Imbler, He will
leave s.in for O. A. t, where he will
enter st-hmd.
W. I. lrriy has jjone to lMackftt,,
' ' j-v for an extended visit with hi
f.iniily. j
Mi. Delia Pf- f fer-ko 'i n;,.d d-,u:n
tt r, Mrs. Westeitsknw, were o er,
f'om Sammciville Satnt'l.ty aft 'moon'
-h-.iipirir. j
A paity was jriven I rid x afternna
Tin- hi 'h . ho,.l l. nhl:'1 -by tiu-j
b';h .rho..' pnpiU. TH. .v.-H-ion Ws'
C"'-''-'i'iH'Mt',d nniiv a- not it v mw.
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I most (f the prain h;
i yet lliere are a H'w small jobs yet ;sUld dirt cheap.
'there are a few small- jobs yet t"'
thresh. This has been an ideal fatjl
, for the harvest men. I
i '.Miss Portia Westinsknw went 'o'
Mum Saturday to have some deitl-.il
work done.
Mr. and Mis. l.yle Slrintrham and
family i rs Warren took in the conference
o thai 'n ' a '"iwlc Sunday.
K. M. Meluide and wife spent Sat-1
unlay and Sunday in I .a (irande all
I.. 1. S,ennference.
t Ituekmau ami Wells have a few days
moie thivshinjr and then they will
put their machine in the shed for thi
year. They have thicshed for over
HO days straiirt.
V irtrd ( hoate came over from Sum
inervilie Sunday ami took the train for
Klpin, where he went to visit his moth
er nevt rr wlm ni,s lu'rn
.las. Kllioft caioe ui from
ALIGEL FARRIERSbf
New 15;ily (iirl at
I liiinc School
the
Sihnol .stiirtc'd Momlay with a total
rnrollniont nf thirty-one pupils. There
in'inj; no hijrh srh(ol here this year
j many of the Alieel children are uttend
' injr elsewhere. Imhier claims Cko
;Helt(in, Clair Spiers, John and "Klmcr
'fiw.. Omur nii.l I .iifint iu II i.-hn riUnn
Sand Med Van lloilsnn. Union is iret- .S 1 1 A N'(i II A I, Sept. 21. The Hritisl
ItiiiK from this virinilv this vear Kath-:How,p 'sh"P f Shanghai, whieh was
ileen Stewart and Kenneth ..McKcnnon.i"I,cni'd wh' Ine war was ill progress
iWavne Welch and Clen l.edbettcr are m ""' of various funds and which has
also mining thou ntlendinir at Imhler ,,ncB ,icv"u'1 lls Pr,,flt" l" philanthrop
'and Kdna l.edlietler and Marion llow-i11' ,IM'S. hils proved to he so success
lell are altendinir the i.a Crande school.' !ul th'a " wl" l'halily pass to private
Many Smith and chililn-ii,'""""! ",, """'" cJiiimei.iai en-
ne and Marian, who have lietn vis- 'U-'Pose.
at the home of K. M. Murphv.l. I'linaiions ot Mex. i,iniu, represeiu-
have left' for points ill Washington to""t, 'r.""ls rar the I"isl 'c;"". wrrc
visit other relalivi's. . authorized at a recent mcctinir. This
isum nrings me loiai mat nas I'cen
given hy the enterprise to Mex.
000.
! Mrs. William Webster ami ehildreni
.Mos'jlnv0 nioved to I.a (irande for the win-
Start S 'er in order that the children may at-
Wifl, (ioo.l Atl,.ii,hi.ic,..llrl"ls,'h"')i'
j Mis. II. McKinnis of Wallowa spcntl
Sunday in Alicel visiting friends.
AI.H'Kl., Sept. 21. (Special.) -Mr. Huliy and Kdna LedtHtter left Mon-
aild Mrs. Irwin Moss lite the proiid'ilay mi:ht for Salem, where they wil!'ers, triangles, compasses and in fact
pan-ills of a baby girl. The lit tie I outer the Willamette university. luby:oveiything you ever hope to need in
(Miss jult in her appearance on Sep-jis a senior and KJna a sophomore. ;the svhool room are in large quantities
Klgin tomher U'lh. Her giandmother. Mis I Apples took a fall in this section at Silverthorn's Drug Store.
Srl'inil Hooks.
School supplies tablets, inks, elive!-
pes, loose leaf paper note books, rui-
Pure Cane Sugar
ii,
1 1 H ) pollllil .sack
Indian Tmjr I'caclics. Imx ...
Iar;if l-'n-cstoiic Peaches, Imx
Part let t Pears IVr canning,
I'ixtia Katicv (Smooth Sweet
HOOVERIZED
$7.70
$1.15
$1.43
laiLe l.x $1.5C
l..t7ocs. C lbs. 50o
"Where the Thrifty Throng"
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