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

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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.Alan's Woi-k Shirt.,
rogiiliU' $1.25 rallies,
coiiit st yles, on saV fur
89c
Olio lot of Mf)
in- shirts, ci -
f iN, mines, to ir"2.")(.
oti Mile 'for i
98c
One lot of Wo'tim's
div-s slioos, ail s-iy-s,
boll' iih I '"w
lii'ds, 'values worth
mi 1o $10.00, .!... ico
of l';t for
$3.98
Rp'jpil;ir 25c ('iifiii:',
fk'iMl in .
on on sale per yl.
19c
One lot. f
Jilo.ic.es, all
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Nltfp-;. v:ii I
ues to $1.50, !ioie(f
750
OiKi lot of Bovs' aiTTt
(Mi'iV ribbed liose,
all fies in Mac'-; :ui.i
bmwn, regular '''
('iiilit y, pair,
25c
EVERYDAY
NEW and WONDERFUL
BARGAINS
AT THE MIGHTY SALE NOW GOING ON
COATS - DRESSES
ON SALE
An exceptional opportunity . is
offered yi"ii to save on your new
Fall Suit, Coat, or Dress.
During t his mighty sale which is
now going on we offer every
garment on sale at a special .re
duced price.
We show lhe largest line in the
city and now is the time to make
your selections while the stocks
are at their West.
MILLINERY
Kvery Hat f r women, girls' and
children is now on sale at bar
gain prices. Yc have a large
assortment and show the vcrv
llaltest. Htvlcs.
YOU CAN SAVE ON
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PRIZE WINNERS
AT GRANGE FI
'several delightful ii.iu.Wul number..! m,b. Clarence Redhead First on! W. J"!'! ''' Pren.luui on
I Vntinuri.. lu .1,. m,.(..,ir f .h'v opoi,d on hand lursest sqmmh.
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lial nf Ihu nramliiiiia u aril ril oil In lhe - .I.. J. . Ilt'lllieim ! irsl
different departments:
Killicy Work Iepartnietil.
Mm. j. t.. t nenituii f irst prem-' ,K.Mor ...nrf
Mrs. Uniiiann First premium 0".,,,,, premium on fresh, siruwherrlrw,
lum for lunch set. towel
robe, yoke, guest towel, scarf, cami-
premluin
on quince: second on Silver pruneH,
i-jiiu imu Italian nrillies.
lum on bedroom set. dresser s-, an.. Huffman-First nrem-
slumber :ium on rasiiiiei-iirs, ci MiiniM'"'. m'-c-
sole, crochet lace; and second prem
iuilt.
: tomatoes, larnesl siiuash, pears.
Co-Operjufioil Among Fill'lll-""" tor yoke, towel, iloily, and lun.lil Mrs. S. J. Anson Second premium j Georgia 11 timet first premium on
,. ii r i. i 'set ,on ti 11 i 1 1 . croilul cenier-piece, ma- strawberries.
V!-S ", K(?'!lt'l in Mrs. Jos". Anson-Firi premiu,;H,lue kniiting. Mrs. Kd. F.ckley-Flrst premium
J'.Xcellelif I'.XpOSltloil. tor dolly and knit lace; second prem-j Fruit and Vegetable,. , on Winter Nelles pears.
i. in, fr bnii i...- .wi i runner c. u. Huffman nrst premium on1 Mrs. jonn miaw rimi on .niium-
(ieorgia Gassett First premium ' May and While apple, Ited Sweet, 'sola corn; second on while corn anil
' In. ,,t, .i Ifireen Sweet. Gravensteln. Yellow flint corn.
GMAKdE IIAUi, Oct. j:l - (Sne-I ,.c.i m..., .i.., 1 fA- I Newtown : second nremluin on slock ! rieorte Iluxler, Telocaset Find
rial)--Willi three days of Ideal weaih i,n.,inir-' second nremlum on nillow carrots, Hunxariiin prunes, Johnii-' on wax benns, carrols, rutabaKas. pie
er, biHipy exhibitors, good crowds, ,nn , ,, ,.. :han apples. Yellow Hellflowers, numiikln; second on red onions.
white ueau, wane oimni.
PRIZI-: WINNKRS 2
lty Mia. Charles Spencer.)
able speakeres, excellent literary
Mrs. Alex Robertson- First .prem-l strawberries.
programs, the fourth annual Grange ',um 0'n ,)lllow ,.HM,.B Mrs. D. Dafls--First premium on Mrs. A. K. Hug Second .premium
fair went Into hi.lory on Saturday; Mri) Klsi(J Xayr' KirH, premium ; turnips. .on inungles. tomatoes, onions.
October 8. It oemonstrated again ...i. I t-. a t nt.iu t-'iroi nrnminm. i n T:iiir.nt Firsl on while corn.
V. F. Gekeler-
Mrs. Lynn Hill First prytnlum on Kas.
what can be done on the farm noi
iiii,b UUI II, IIIM ,,H
..lilllr..,, II i.lun .1. 11. 'll'.
.,, . H,tw niiiou iiiui a ninan
fair can be successfully .managed and
he made topay without cnarglng un
bo made, to pay without chargiiiK an
fair Is not only due to Manager W
It. Gekelcr, with bin tireless efforts
' Mint Mu iirr....m i..-.L.b. i I I
so lhe men, women and ch dren, who , ., ... ,
. I,. i , i . . , J, i l.auru Hamnnn Firs premium
brought their proi til ls to be at id red. , , ,. ,
f llle i (ipl. , .,p t.it,,.f, pin hrniiliirv work, nil'lll
.Mrs. Hert Grout First premluin'on cucumbers and summer siiuash. rod onions, Hungarian prunes, Gnnu
-First on
ruta ha-'apples.
I Will Sherwood
First on popcorn,
premium on fillet crochet and hem- pears, tomatoes, beets. -squash.
stitching. Mm. S. 11. Williamson Find. I Will Anson -First premium on
Nellie Davis First Premium on ! premium on W'inesap apples, Dartle I Minnesota corn, onions, early ii-wceu
tailing and cap; second premium on ' pears, cabbage. Petite prunes, Mine potatoes, grapes, Halihvln tipples.
Pearoiuyi apples; second on Gold.
l.auru Hamnnn Firsl preiniuin:C'oln poftitoes. I (Continued on Page Mgnt.)
Saturday afternoon a very
program was pin on. Ilegiunlng at i
one n'l-lock, 'I'. II. Cockell gavo ano-i
gown,; second premium on crochet
center piece, camisole, crochet lace,
Sh
oes
Al our shoes are reduced
for this great occasion
every pair is nu sale at a
discount.
W'e also offer Inindreds of
pairs of shoes for men,
women, ,and children
which we .have thrown
out mi bihles at prifes
far helow cost of manufacture.
HOI s Department Store
IIkt poultry riming HinonHlration. j ejnbmldry work, wurf. nlKht Kown
Mr. I Mi it fia rn Wrinlit of Mmlirii! Mik. A. P.' Oavih I-Mnl nrdmium
' KpriiiKH iiuuilfi a Hitlnndld Hpoech. I f h' (,n pillow tops.
niadH a roiuparlHon of rllmalic Mia. A. K. Huff -First and Hwondi
riirulliloiiK. iIih hkhIh, aKiimltiirn, nrHinhim on Hanlantffr work ati'li
of SO ycar ayo and the prSfMiM Hcrond on pillow lop.
lime. .Mr. wrlghi mndo n plna to
the parents nnrt tcai herH to toarh the
IrhildriMi Ihn use of lh franchise.
Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoo rovp an excel-;i
lent talk on rural HchooJ prohleinH. i J
Mrs. A. 10. Ivanlioe K'lve un excel-ji
grealHHL need of lhe rural and th!
city schools is religion. Wo used toil
nhiK. 'Kveryhody Works hut Katli 'r.' ,
and now we should sing, 'Kveryhody j I
Works Tor Money.' Another thing llj
find the parents are to oeasy with the !
chittlren; someihlng ntust he done toji
control the childref u at the fireside.' ! J
I Mrs. Ivanhoe also spoke of the sort j
of eduonlion our'younx get from thetj
1 movies uiuO uIho the co-operation 1 1
there should he helwwn the parents J
and teacherH. i
John Wells made n short talk on,j
the financial condition of the coun-ii
try and touched upon other points t
of interest to the farmers. IJ
A fiw ' literary nuiuhers werei!
worked In between speeches. The;J
Star Spangled. Iianuer was sung by;i
the lilue Ml. Chorus. J. A. Nice ofjj
Wolf Creek, kuvg a rocllalion. Vocal ,i
solo hy Mrs. Lynn Chudwick of Cove. ;J
Sour by chorus, ft vocal trio by Mr.
and Mrs. ilhas. Spencer and daiiRh-ji
ter. J nun ii a. After the -program rheA(
Ciii tf r ore best ra from Cove pave
QNE GENT SALE
ursday, Friday
nd Saturday
Putman a Drug Store
TflE REXALL STORE
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of standard accessories to be sold from 25 to 50 from present market price
SPOT LICJHTS-S. & 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 .v
Items listed are but a few of many bargains
30x3 FABRICS ...
30x3Vi CORDS
30x3 Yi FABRICS
32x3Vi FABRICS
32x3' 2 CORDS ....
31x4 FABRICS
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Standard makes oNkires, Cords and FabricsNot SecondsNew Stock
32x4 CORDS $32
32x4 FABRICS
33x4 FABRICS 525. 15
33x4 CORDS $34.10
34x4 FABRICS $26.60
34x4 CORDS S35.50
33x4H CORDS $39.50
33x4i FABRICS $31.85
v $10.60
. $15.20
$11.90
X $15.50
...NJ24.30
S3Q.40
S23.70V
34x 3 CORDS $41.83
33x5 CORDS $54.73
TUBES
30x3 - $1.75
30x3 $'2M7
32x3V2 $2.20
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
$2.90
$3.05
$3.25
$3.30
33x44 $4.15
34x4 $4.25
35x5 $5.10
INLAND
MOTOR
COMPANY
STUDEBAKER DEALERS
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