La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMondnv, Octobfv 17, lv-21 LA GUANDE EVENING OUSEKVEK THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. Hill's Department Store OFFERS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE The Mighty Dissolution of Partnership CONTINUES. EVERY DAY SALE CONTINUES EVERY DAY LOW PRICES IN EFFECT OVER ENTIRE STORE Entire Stock to Be Closed Out I AniiicTMrNT ' - lv E OllO rt of ftii'ls' sllOOH all sizes from 8i to 11 on Bale per pair, $2.39 One lot of Misses' rimes, all sizes from 31 M; to on sale jjer pair, $2.69 One lot growng girls' shoes, all sizes from 21" to H, choice, pair, $3.98 "Women's shoes in all sizes, high heel, values to $10.00, choice pair, $3.98 One lot Boys' shoes, all sizes from i) to 2, Mack or brown, choice, pair, $2.69 J One lot hoys' .shoes, all sizes ifroin 2'. to ii, in black or brown, choice, $3.49 One lot of Men's dress shoes, values to $8.;"0, choice, pair, $4.95 iri 1 Chihlren's fleee( lined iindcrshii'ts iirti draw ers, oil &i:cs 49c Cliildreo's fleece lined union sirt. all sizes Worrier's '.fleece lined union suit, all sizes and f,tyle;'., garment, $:.io . p Glen's Cotton . fleece lined union suits, all sizes, $1.29 Children's ribbed hose,:' all sizes from Hi, to 10, in black and brown, per pair 25c ne lot little boys' hats. AjiJuos worth up to $L.00 ice lor 49c iVomen's new Fall Coats, Suits and Dress es are on sale at Reduced Prices All Men's (and1 Boys' Overcoats and Suits are m sale .at Reduced Prices Ves it sys That ij our. CONTRACT, T3UT T KoeSN'T MCrAN THAT twt. TflNO G-OOD f7R THAT l . .. G-ulSS S THVT'S Al-t I M CO. ir..l.T;Art M - .. . . HWW I MAN IS OKJ . Iff" FKICNO. 1 Ul ANT TO i . CHAPS V3T PoMTeMcsSS IS IMAST; On A UoT OP THGrt ii MY COMVLAIMT 13 TehS S4M5 AS You MATe STICK. AI&OUMO ANO HC 't-v. FI X US fioTH Up 'N Minday in La uilanuc as guests of rel atives. The G. M. & S. company's depart' ment Btore hus had an entire new plate (?las front just installed this -week The gla.ss hus been in.sloiiatfe litre for nearly la year but not until this week has a workman been found who would undertake the installation. That was found, however, in Sam Haworth. who is erecting a stone building here land now the (I. M. & S. has a splendid set of window. j Enrl Chandler is finishing filling his silo, here are very few silos (about hero that will bo entirely filled this fall, due, nerhap: early freeze. Klgin now has a bakery, conducted by Mr, and Mrs. llolsteiin. A full line Since 1894 the Columbia Graphophone Company," pioneer, leader and creator of the talking- , machine industry, and owner of the funda mental patents, has been making the best sound-reproducinginstrumentsintheworld. Today the Columbia Grafonola is the sum of all that has been done o far by science to perfect v sounds and - nar- onies. Come in and let us forlyou any Columbia fonola you want'to hear. t I i i is. mti Ue-fl i i u m 1 ll"C ivy M - ' - PI BO Hi HKAMP CO Four Floors of Fine Furniture committee fro mthe Womnn's club. COVE ENTERTAINS .." MEN'OE UNION A spoiled child naturally must ex pect a rotten deal from the woild. Jiciucu jMscnss.) ucenrs Over Cdndiron of Cove- rnion lioad. i.wr., uct. 17 (SpecidD The to the effect of th?i' "ve omnieroinl club gave a ban quet lo the Commercial club of Un ion Friday evenins at the I. O. O. V. hall. Plutes were laid for thlr(v-lv' War is a funny thing. We kill our enemies so they can't fight us again, and after we've won we feed those of them that are left so they can fight us again. of baker goods is carried, with thi CLUB II 11 HOLDS IETI Winter Season's' rAetivi1ies Have Been Started; Mueh Hoeiail: Aetivilv. Mm George Gale, W. A- Winters and Mm Guy Putten. he next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Z. Terpuiiy. The Eugene Hug family! are moving this week to Iji Grande, where Mr Hug has recently purchased the Kor.l Garage. They will occupy the Hiltor, home for the winter. Mr. Scott Harris is just completing one of the finest home in Klgin. H a beautiful structure and has the very newest equipment throughout EUUN, Oct. 17. (Special.) Ev ery one is taking udvuntagu -of this splendid weather to finish up outdoors wrk. There is still some plowing be ing done, as well as drilling grain and harvesting potatoes and apples. The first meeting of the Woman's Improvement Club was held at the home of Mrs. I). Sommer. Although the (attendance was rather mall, it woe not in tho least discouraging for there Is always n bit of lethargy to be overcome nftop vacation. -Three exception of bread. This cannot be furnished until a big brick or stone --m.-.... D oven can be constructed. iter, H; Considerable interest is being, shown a :m 'he millinery school that is to be xnmmm lne, nei.e on Thursday tho 27th. The 1 one dtiy course will be under the direc- few days' visit with Mrs. IWeiss" fulh-'tion of an instructor from O. A. C or and mother, Mr. and Mr Joseph aoott, oi -Missouri Flut. " Mm Julius Hug left Saturday ev ening for Montana on a visit to her laughter, Mm Cecil Howard. Mrs. Hugg expects to be away for anvonil weeks. Imbler's apple harvest drew The guestH present were: J. Hutchin son. C. A. SciblrU, FiPank Connor, Frank Wilson. S. E. Miller. Alex Sla- Hoy Conklin, O. E. Zeek, M. S. lMvy und Itnadmastor Dirney. h'l'e Cove men present wero: J. E. Trip peer, Harry Wfelman. Jonas Weiman, Uobt. Uaxter, Judd Geer, Grover Duffy, L. E. Anderson, K. J. Slack liuul, Lewis Ullrd, Geo. McDanlel, Lew lllooni, T. G. Wilson, John Dean, R. (1. Dykstra, liev. D. Lovee, Robt. French. J. U. Vrlce. Buy Duncan, Al bert lleckor, Lester Johnson, J. E. Mills, Ciarenco Lawson, Joe Goyette. I Henry Maurer and Ed. Van Vlaek. The Cove-Cnlon road was ttie subject Because Nature is not an alarmist, the same number of children keep boing born each year. You may be able to drive your em ployes, but your methods won't work- when you try to drive a balky auto mobile. Workmanship Hoii'l, Discard Ypiir Clothes If your suit or dri-ss is soiled, or does not pleaseWouwe can alter it, repair lt,j ye lit a bright new color auidVsilve you ne.1 "V Blk' 1822 buying a new one.' Hear Foley Hotel McCALL COMPANY Rear Foley Hotel All that artificial dignity ever drawl a laugh. The "Human Yacht' Highland district, spent the week-end in La Grande with her mother and also attended the institute. II. H. Weuthcrspoon has finished harvesting and storing hi upple crop of :i0,(00 boxes. Mm U. F. Weiss and eon, Kmest new member were voted into the Huh, returned Wednesday! evening fiom n daughter, Aldonnld florrnine spe-it FAT SLIM FRAIL ROBUST Man, Woman, Child FAT 5 The s Mil T'-Za i 2 Ik Tho County) Farmers' Union quar terly meeting will lie held in Elgin Saturday. This should have come on last Saturday hut wus postponed on account of tho fair at the lllue Moun tain Grange near La Grande. Tho store building that is being erected fun L. J. Bibler is nearing com nletlon. he bui ding l constructed of. of discussion. Mnvor J. E. Trinneer lt' 1, 1 1,:,; ,, ,,! C H:,it.,,,-(ll , .,.,!. i. i ...T,:.. ,1 ..i.. . I. share of helpers from Mgin. Among ,,,. , Gran(le ig thp c,)nt,.llctor. lln(1 Tmt;onws w(!re ;.lir(1 from near. the pickers from here were William Some ,lt lhp f tho Hcntt ,iis. , a ,e ,,, prPgenti To. ner, jvrno u ,,ug aim i.eonarn lluir. tri,.t hci, an infrmi,i IOund-up Sun- war,i lhe close of the evening, an tn-l ofi,.ltiPu nrmf.nloil I )l,.1IS.vi.S there 1... Tri. Mr lllrni.u were no "bad" horses to ride and no-,,,,. t1R reason for the road being one willing to rule them u ioun(i.: jt3 preaenl linperished state. The However uuth ililticuiues were over- owning was concluded with a splrlt- conie, some go.nl Horsemanship nis-:0f liniiv and a hearty good-fellow- jilayed and the round-up wtis over. iship over this "get-to-KcUier" meet- F. Z. lerpnny is pacliing nis aiijiic ... unin-f was served by n crop this week. j ... ... - Oscar Furgason is moving lo I. a Grande. He will be city salesman for Hug's Garage. Mrs. E. E. Southard has gone lo Portland to visit for a few weeks with her son, Frederick. .loo Lund wild Forest iRyder killed n big Jilnck bear yesterday on Smith Mountain. Mt- ,j m w v HnvilrnvA in in' . i, ,. . - . - uay luicriiooii. i wo u mil ji.u w 1 1- i mai en disriission was eiuereo inio iwpnuy lanuig Mmpe. ' i inn is one oi Grande Monday liiorning. They wi-t'l.HIIH.j1.i iirt: in th rnmm.miiu accompanied by theUi daughter Thel-lii,, one of the very fcw ,11(v.c,",t, ma, who attended the teachers in.sti-l),ouse.s ever erected here. It is a two tute there the fore part oi the weeK..tory I)uU., Colonial type, entirely 1,111.1. luurii Winn, i.:i,iv. ... : modem in furnishings. Miss Gertrude Paxton, who is teach ing in the Gordon Creek school, went to La Grande Friday evening, spend ing the week-end visiting with friends and attending the institute. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hucr and SLIM-FRAIL jf" w m H, n The latest water sport is "h-iiiuin yaclulint " Vi e litrulne cor.s! it4 or a bamboo cane us mast and a l'iu-n niiiin.-ail and tupail. That Ik li:..'d to a u.iall Mock o( wood livcud to a web Ixlt about the body 11.-. , u Kdna '.xdmun. of Clftcton. Kiu liind. ii;n!v f.,r a enlist-. Man of Thirty What a tragedy lo see a young man hrllllant, enthus lastlr with vision and Ireniendoiis ability, a credit to his community, hovering on the brink of nervous V'x hutistlnn.bcrniiM' Ms )hh1y has not kepi pace vtllh bis lueitnl advancement. t-S A'' " Kf'nd! grind! grind! that wears and tears. If , '.tiT t. 'i Vt' T 'K',', ''rl kn,, lo grindstone all day, I J Ti WTiA yfc,wlll soon are no knife. F.ven steel can't resist the . w i v-u .-?l...f n . ..... ........ ..... ... ...... i.-u. .. .."in ft. nu ..... nun ftrinu in your ut(lcii wenri you down Just llko lhe alone wears strong sWl. If want to Hand the grind you nnist do somi inViR besidi's grind. Young man. yV buljrr take the dull grind out of your life now. beforeto late. Put some recreation Into your life while llftTIs yet young -It will msich you up recreation aenda you back to your work stronger, liap pHT and heulihler. Think about It. -3 I xn E I w r w o O w H PUBLIC ON OCTOBER 27TH. VNCAI l.l ll I (lit MAIL. Gentlemen .Inmes Atwoml, Ttavlmra Hoiley, L. C. Chester. John U. Dick son, S. F. ltevoe, W. F. Krdnian (-) .Marvin Graves, V. H. tlasr.et, Mr. Her don, Jiihnsou, J. It., Grover Lyons, Owen Maxim, L. K. 'lingers, Willian Stevens, A. II. Willard. Ladies Miss Evelyn Bennett, Mrs Cox,' Mrs. ltculah Uenney, Mis. E? trid Dixon, Kathryn Demount, Mrs W. F. Erdman, Lenipi llukarl, Mrs Anna King, M:s. Mabel Martin, .Miss Marie Keilly, Mrs. Eva Turner. These letters will Ik- sent to the Dead Letter Office on October 2Kth lillM. In calling for the above please say "advertised," giving date of list, K. E. liHAGG, P. M. AT MRS. JOHN SHAW'S, 2 MILES WEST OF ALICEL AND 9 MILES NORTH OF LA GRANDE I will sell to the highest bidder, the following property: This is the second of a erics of adver. tlwmmls lo be published in the Im mediate future and which will carry a vital mrauf to every man, woman and child in I nion county. Si a o E a 12 A "Fortune FAT SLIM FRAIL ROBUST Man, Woman, Child- FAT SLIM-FRAIL f A- y Sihi.ood r-jl.'.es wouldn't K,w-e m nonchantlv ' Though buy this can led through the struts of M... vow, "ll d.H'.n t invan anithtcs" the ruble's so low.- Bureaus Rocking Chairs Parlor Tables Library Table Dining Table . . Dining Chaira Arm Chair Bedroom Chairs Kitchen Chairs Medicine Chest Book Case Hall Racks Incubator (260"egg)' Brooders (Size 200)' Small Incubators Oil Stove Range U. S. Separator Cider Press Sanitary Cot Gas Lamp Commode Hoosier Cabinet (new)' Pair Pillows Bedding and Linen (5 andi 6 gal.) Crocks Dishes and Utensils Large Rugs V 100 Jars of Fruit Pure Bred R. I. Red and White Leghorns 5 Foot Mats - 1 New Mattress 1 White Sewing Machine 1 Shovel Plow 1 Garden Seeder 1 Corn Planter 1 Double Dies (New)' 1 Disc Plow 1 Walking Cultivator . 1 Walking Plow 1 Washing Machine 1 Old Seeder, Alfalfa Attachment .1 Small Harrow 1 Hand Saw (new) 1 Set Sled Runners for Bugsv 1 Gang Plow 1 Wagon 1 Fat Hog 2 Sows, suckling 2 Cows, giving Milk 1 Heifer Calf 1 Gelding, wt. 1400 lbs. 6 yr. 1 Filly, coming three 1 Gray Mare, wt. 1500 lbs. Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. LUNCH Small Rug j FREE TERMS OF SALE All sums under $10.00, Cash. Sums over $10.00 time will be given cn good bankable noWs drawing 8"' interest. ED REYNOLDS, Clerk T. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer