La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1921, Image 2

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LA fiKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pri.lav. O.-toT.ci- 21, 1921
anni
! THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
SAME PRICE
for more than 30 years
DON'T FORGET THAT THE BIG
xu,trr t. tON'T NT To Co
Mill
up Twees now.'.". tq(sst ii (t(-
. a. U
Shoes
Every pair rf s-hoes in tin
entire sh"re is on sale ;ii
BAKING
POWDER
a special discount, ItcMtle.-
CONTINUES EVERY DAY
huiwuvils of pairs nrt 01
tallies at
Bargain Prices
g K Ounces or
.YOU SAVE
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Clothing
All our men's nixt Vn'
suits and .overemats ar
reduced in rve for this
biff Vale, each and even
one at a harjjsin.
OVER THE ENTIRE STORE
CLOTHING
SHOES
1 TsDRY GOODS
"QATS
Dry Goods
Tables and counters full
of underwear, Itoiery. etc.
all out on display and on
sale at,
: Closing Out Prices
SUITS
DRESSES
Coats-Dresses
Women's and Misses' new
Fall coats, suits and
dresses are all n sale
now -every garment, re
t'liced during tliis sale.
ON SALE AT
CLOSING OUT PRICES
HILL'S DEPT
STORE
sr'i (1 ' Za' u i ith & vn v - J
. r '
FARMERS
5
1
00
MEETING
Elgiu Oives a
Teachers 'in
Sell oo Is..,,'
i'ef-e
Her
itiull to
lcal
year, und to be completed in Novcm
ber, 1!I22. The work on the Kajra has
been delayed for some weeks owing tr
the recent shipyard strikes in Kobe
This superdreadnaiiRht will have i
displacement of 40.001) tons.
All the new Japanese ships are
'equipped with 10-inch guns. The Mut.
su and Nafrato carry eight of these
monster guns apiece, and it is possibli
that the Kaga will carry twelve.
Read The Want Ads
RES MAKE HK!) THREATS
A(. A1XST L'. S. CONSl'IJATK
t'ii''ral.
lOlgifc I'll-
TON!
ill I
BAY
'49
for
ill
'Auspices Elks llc:e, direction " JO" eommittee.
El.faW Oct. "21 (Special) The
Farmers I'liion meoling held at the
Farmers I'liion Hall in Klein last
Saturday was attended by a repre
sentative county membership.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M Coldrick. ' Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McKinnis. Mr. and
Mrs. Win. ItlK kinall, YV. J. Case and
others from lmbler, Mr. and Mis.
Thomas Wallsinger. Frank Wright,
County president, John Wells, Mr.
anil Mrs. John Uaniajin. uiuj. Laura
lliiiualin of Alicel local were unions
those attending from the valley. On
account of the train service; It was)
decided to hold the next county moil
ing here on the second Saturday In
January, illl tiha afternoon various
matters were discussed Ihtt ere of
interest to the county In
Dinner was served by the
ion.
Bert lligelns and Joe Hardy Wt a
f -w days ago on n deer IiukI. nt
Chicken Springs, near the head of
the Minani, This is held lo b the
hunting cround par excellence
this came. They expert lo stay
I liey net tile Rant-.
Mrs. Jap Chandler and son Earl J
drove to I'liion last Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Chandler's, broth- J
er-in-law.
On Tuesday night a reception was ,
tendered I he teuch'-rs T Hie Elgin il
schools by til" Wotnens' club. A pro-
cram consisting of an uddresn of el-J
come by 1.. lHnhani: piano sido by:,
Mrs. Charles Cross: response to Ad
dress of Welcome by Principal Bail- i
ey. and a selection by the girls';,
c.lee Club of the nidi school. In bis ;i
talk, Mr. Jlalley brought out the need:,
nf the yo'.inir people for a uyninasi-J J
inn. The llih scIiimiI bis a fund now 1 1
on Interest to pun hli'-e enilipment ; J
for such a building, should it be pro-, i
vid--d. He also pointed ml the fact J
that within t,i years at most, a tax I
must be levied lo add room lo tlii
building, at present there is seating i
capacity for but three more members a
ill the'l.lRh school. Follcwins I he
program, delicious rvfreshmonts ,
were served In the banquet room by J
Mi'sdames II. Somnu r. Frank Keller. 1 1
Fred Terpany. I.u.lan Shelton. Lot-:,
lie Ke'Ter and I.. Denham. The re
ception w as held In I he Masonic hall.
Chun-h services v ere held at the
HiL-liland school house bv Rev. Jud
son llrown, the palter of
church of ElKin.
Salmon are rvc. ;tc,l to be runninc
In the Walioua i:i.er il present.
PARIS. Oct. 21. Retaliatory meas
ures in event of the execution of two
Italians, Sacco and Vanzetti, convict
ed of murder m Massachusetts, arc
threattfiied against the American con
sulntes in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyons ami
Marseilles, in letters received at those
consulates, today and signed by com
munist organizations.
BMil?M rfSfunded
when Vou use KC you
use ejsthan of higher priced
brands.! Satisfaction guar-
nteedjor your money
raiunae
EST QUALITY"
MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT
BY THE GOVERNMENT
i lit . .
Health nHst..
iM.
Note th hf
sale Situnlay,
the Sppcials are on
I Wool worth's.
10-21-1
some noon bargains
IX MTV PROPERTY
A pood rooming house for salo
on easy terms, close in and al
ways full. BrinRS hi now from
st'ven rooms. fl?.) jmt month.
This house has thirteen large
rooms and one small one. The
present ownera are occupying
six rooms. It can he made to
bring in Jlfirt per month nnd
!ave ample room Tor owners
If they doj't car to occupy too
much sparV It has baih and
toilet, both p and down siuiru.
Seven rooms V re fully furnish
ed with good Yiruiture. All the
carpets and IiVdeum the
fhtttrs goes. a larg Jot SOx
1.15 f't, nice lwn, It ;flt trees,
on paved street and al street
and sidewalks iid; ibrt The
price is T'.'ioij wltli a in Ah pay
ment of JZ.r.Oi'l b;J.iiice in
monthly lustnlliit-ntf'. This is
known as the V Long
rooming house., I Jipt arrosa
the road from til 0ost office.
Now is the h.Vi- to get" a
good' hargatu aVf a money
maker from the sftrrt.
C. J. BLACK & CO.
(Realtors)
r?his is tie start of
a better day
i
There sVsatistying opmlort and cheer in a
breakfast CurXrf Postum.land there's no disturb
ing element toV irritate rferves or digestion and
leave mental erWrgy lagging before the day is
done.
Thousands oflprmerfcorTee users have found
that Postum meets Vreryldemand for a delicious
table beverage, and bfrg steadier nerves, clearer
mind better health.
As many cups as you like with any meal
no after-regrets.
Postum comes in two forms: Inrtant Postum (in tins)
made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling waier.
Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, tor those who
prefer to make the drink while the nital is buin prepared)
made by boiling lot 20 minutes.
'There's a Reason" for Postum
Sold by all grocers
NEW FOLEY BI.IKJ.
Iji Grande
Oregon
Mtk The
Foundation of
Good Dress
COOn TASTE In dress must
find its first expression in the
proper Corset in the harmony
if simple, beautiful lines and
right proportions. Women of
jlisrriniinntins taste all over
merira wear
Camille' Corset
ause tiny give Ci0 correct
ouette and accent tha nat-
beauly of the figure' us no
1 tutseta c;ui. There Is a
Canillle" model lmt will
IMTieciiy. ; ;
trial fitllnK and he con
A complete line of new
models on band.
HOVE 1I1.ACK 81
Mrs. Robt.Pattison,
COItSETIEItn
Resldenca lfi2 4th St.
First block West of P. O.
Ilcciple'e g
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BUPERSHIPTQ
BEUU1NGHED
i -Titjiall
I ml;
Tut
F1U i
lias Mi.nstc!- Fitrlit
Macliinc Tca.ly to
in Watt i1.
sit:
TOKi'". Vt. 0 The tu pert! road
nuugh Mutsu, t-iter Onp -f the Napa
lo and thr Mir.l vapital hip to b-
r ompioted miior the eijiht-f iht pio
gr.im. will l p'-i'-od in cuir mission b
the J.ipanrs T.a-y .n Irv-vmbcr 1 and
wdl then bo o-'e of th' ctpstal hip of
firt inu j.l'o;-. togfthcr with the
Natr:iti and the Yamahiro. The Mut
su h.i a di-plaoi'mcrt of tons.
T'riA third rap:tal hip under the
right -enht pi.'ciam. th K.tca. rx
'HVtd tn U l:tuV'bd t the Kawasi
Auvkvanl in Kvkr in lvuiiU-r, ths
THE FURNACE
That is bilt
for SERVICE
THE J
"PENINSULAR"
See It Lt I
Oregon Har(lvare and
Implement Co.
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