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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1921)
J PXG15 TWO T.A f.RAVnR EVr.NiW5 OiiSKRVITcI l'lli-sl;iv, O. m'liiM' I I, V-l THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. THERE WILL BE NO LETTING UP TO The Cutting and Slashing o v tvs out thcee cast 6ieK r luHCM TMPTf PliYSt) THAT KJO-HIT' . ; OH, T?,oy, .That tvAj Sprte? i in . -. j T3 I'D VCJ (4C5-4R. f" JLr-T - OC5MC5 Out TO'DVf J si to (SVd i:-W r li a 1 AT THE MIGHTY dissolution 0 1 Partnership A L )Ek THT FVrtLOUJ is siRe a u sj'H .v'-ri- - 1 - - ifc- P-vi (77 wI'5 Thousands of dollars -worth of DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHrNG, MIL LINERY, WOMEN'S COATS, SUITS AND DREBSES SACRIFICED AN otPORXUNITY YOU QAN'T AFFORD TO MISS COME EVERY DAY Hill's Department Store HOT I.AKK AKHIVAI.S. i HOT l.AKK, Oil. II. Anion-; those at II., I jike arc: lieorgv I- Williams, Cover, Oregon! I.. Iiilliri-t, Scatlle, Washington; I). H. Connor, l a (Jranilc; ,1 .W. Whisler and K. A. .Shepherd, l'-irtland; Kenneth Williamson, flaker; Joe Young, Troy, Oregon; l(. I.. Hammond, Hnrtlell Oregon; Yakima Canutt, and Maceo Canutt, l.a Crosse, Washington; Doris Summerville, Pendleton; A. A. Whu! ey.Wnllaee. Idaho; Mrs. K. C. Cross, Salem; .Mrs. A. M. Romig, Baker; .lolui W. Kur, Spokane, Washington; W. I'!. Pierce, I'oise, Idaho; Frank li. lirady, Port hind; George O'Connor Union; Mrs. C. W. Cole and family, Wciscr, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. .las. II. Graham, Haker; J. I). Carnahan, Cai-I son, Oregon; .Margaret Trimhle, Weis- er, Idaho; Mr. and Mis. J. R. Stuher,: New Bridge, Oregon; Martin Su-in,' l.u Grande; Mrs. J. I., (ieiger, Elgin j Oregon; John Anderson, Portlund;' I'Ved K. Posey and family, I,a (fihnile,; K. Keiersoti, Portland; Lester I. Posey,. Ii Grande; .S. K. Forrstrom, Northj Powder; Wm. Vinzellborg, Homo, Oit?-i gon; II. II. Hopkins and wife, Boise, Idaho; Alex Slater, Union. Oregon;! T. k. irimhle, hnterpnse, Oregon, and Mrs. C. h. Wood, liikinm. A Woman Designed This Liberty Peninsular High Oven Cast Range It sire the housewife, who out of necessity has to use coal or wood to do her cooking and baking, all the comforts and esse that are enjoyed by her city cousin who uses gas. Bake Without Backache Look cararolly ovar the ttlurt ra tion of this wonderful "Liberty' image M Libs ny " from ttove blacking TJbTty" from itkop iog-.MLlbrtt'' from backackei. Not a bit llkVn7 coat or wd laoga too Wr aaw, cbangld and raconnractu In try dl- tau that tb AunwUi ioai ed adviaaolc d nacataan Tb first flame frorrKtba paper! and kindling itarti theai thol coovanient elevated on. The ! beat travels UP at altimes 1 according to the lawe of r and thereby caves full third of your hill. Above the regular oven Is an auxiliary oven for additional capacity, and below is a large warming closet for keeping pre pared dishes warm. You will appreciate the double size ash pan that needs empty ing only half as often. You will like the high legs that make It easy to sweep and clean under- the range. You will like the san itary white porcelain enamel that gives no chance for grease and dirt and rust. Why not enjoy a range from now on. 'Liberty " BJt9 Without Bending Your acA Ordr Your "Liberty" Range Today THE OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY (JETS BIfi SWAG. !in non.neiroliahle papers. The ridi- ST. I.OUIS, Oet. 11. Two men this j hery was committed on a ermvded mornulK held up Robert Ilanlanlali, street ear near the heart of the city, a negro messenger of the Grand Ave-jThc tmndits eompi lli d the, condueror nue bank, and escaped with a satchelto stop hi.s ear and escaped in a wai'. containing $17,050 in cash and ?:7I,(M0 ing automobile. ; as R SigjaAfl asbI!shslB)S3 D s T of standard accessories to be sold from 25 to 50 from present market price SPOT LIGHTS-S. Si M.-WILLIAMS-AUTO REEL BUMPERS, Channel SPRING BUMPERS GABRIEL SNUBBERS RAYFIELD CARBURETORS BOYCE MOTOR METERS RADIATOR CAPS AUTO POLISH GREASES IN CANS AND PAILS Reduced prices apply to everything in our complete Accessory . Lines ' . Items listed are Imt a few of many bargains Standard makes of TiresCords and Fabrics Not SecondsNew Stock H0x3 FABRICS ... 30x3'j CORDS 30x3:2 FABRICS 32x3.; FABRICS 32x31', CORDS $21.30 31x4 FABRICS 32x4 CORDS 32x4 FABRICS ... 33x4 FABRICS .... 33x4 CORDS 31x1 FABRIC3 ... 31x4 CORDS 33x4'.'. COEDS 33x41 . FA.BRICS $20.40 S32.95 $23.70 $25.15 $34.10 $26.00 $35.50 34x 3 CORDS $41.83 33x5 CORDS $54.75 30x3 TUBS V : . $1.75 auxju i 32x3i2 '...SJ ?.VT. $2.20 31x4 x! $2.90 32x4 V- 53.05 33x4 s. $3.25 34x4 $3.30 33x41:, $4.15 ?4x4i 2 $4.25 35x5 $5.10 ir. ,'.sb ri f i dsj b r. If I1 STUDEJUKER DEALERS C0MPAN:Y;,y . 0 o " o o ,0 O O o o 2s i.it.il ill' i .i -nrt .rt.WgittiW .fionti m m t. 2E tvr: ri-t:
