Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1921)
PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday. Xoveinlier .'22, Seasonable Bargains THAT OFFER UNUSUAL SAVINGS at the i V Dissolution of Partnership Sale TABLE DAMASK 72-fcicb.. wide,., pure white table damask, half liivn, regular $1.50, special per yd. 93c CRASH Half' bleach crash, half linen, a regular 3'x'. value, yard 19c PONGEE SILK Double widlli Pon gee Silk, genuine j i ii jioited qualities, on .sale, yard 90c to $1.25 ART LINENS 1 Complete assortment of art linen, ifa white and natural color for all purposes in all widths from 18 to 45 inches wide. Priced! at per yard 65c to $2.50 GLOVES We show large as sortments of knit and fabric, (loves for Women and Children priced at per pair from 35c to $1.38 "X i r "VI .1 Ni HANDKERCHIEF LINENS We offrer beautiful qualities of pure (white handkeivliief linen, "(5 inches wide, in .all pure lin,fu, priced, at per yam $1.75 to $2.00 . FANCY RIBBl Beautiful new, .wide ribbons for Christmas fancy ' novelties priced per yaixl 98c ;to $.125 SWEATERS Children's and In fant's wool sweaters, in a large assortment, in all colors and sizes, $2.50 to $6.75 ) Hill's Dep't Store ODD FELLOWS EOTEIIT1ED SummenJille, Nov. 22. (Special.) Mrs. .Miles Wootloll was shopping In La C.raiule. tile first of Hie weelc. Mr. ami Mrs. Iluu" Olenn of I.n Grande, came down ttu; latter part of the week to got Homo appioK, MIbs Anlra l.lttreul of Imbler, spent tho week find 1ij Suiiinierville. Mr. and Mrs. V. K: l.onx of Imbler, were invited to dine at the home ijf Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parks, Sunday. If. K. Coolldrt,',?ast Crawl Mas ter of I. a (IraudB I.oileo, isitol Far mers I.ode Mo. U'.i Saturday even ing. There were 'many Odd KellowH present and at) .spent un enjoyable evening, alter1 which they marched over to the Masonic Hall and par took of a chicken uie giippur. Many people from Imhlor attended the chicken pie supper Saturday eve-. nliiKb. Iluth Hensley, of Klgln High flch'jol, spent the week end with her parents here. The Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Jim lleusley has been oil tho sick lifc for the past few days. otio Olt is visiting relatives in Wallowa. Mrs. Simon Woodell was a visitor at the home of Mre. (Ctta Whltcomb Monday. . - . The l'arks brothers were transact ing business In --a Grande Monday. I Khner Daker has moved Into his ;tiew home which he recently bought from Wayne l'arks. ' Mrs. Beam of Pumpkin Tildge spent the week-end with her daugh ter, Mrs. Ray Hug. Mr. and Mrs. Chariie Sanderson were week-end guests of Mrs. San- Hlenwn'u sister who lives beyond Kl- gin. Henry and John Wagoner have been hauling Uielr winter's wood for the past fw days. Mrs. Burr Slack was transacting business in Imbler Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Hammersley have moved into tho property be longing to Mr. Hammersley's broth er, who is now in Kansas. i Mrs. itobbs and Mrs. Pfefferkorn were visitors at the, home of Mrs. Jim Lewis Sunday. Mrs. Karle Parks was shopping in the county seat Saturday morning. Mrs. Burt Sender and children of Knterprise are visiting at the home of Kd Combs. Mrs. Richard Lane was a business visitor in Imbler Wednesday. Mrs. T. A. Choate is staying at the home of John Neiderers in Ia Grunde, where' she is receiving medi cal treatment. Mrs. Pfefferkorn was doing busi ness in Imbler Monday. Tun Imbler football team was de feated at Union last Friday, 20 to 0. mi Says nri.) tt,1 people were working hard, WCimaus yyoiiuug naiu I . mi loved hanlly existed. Lord HaldanO They had no money except paper !e.-l,;,-li had badlv depreciated, ami to re- SHEFFIELD, Eng., Nov. 22. Ir l : rtoie their normal condition they hs.i Haldane, who was in Germany a wee'; i found work by taking in other peoples t , , ! wa-hin". He said he raw a large or so ago says he found the Germans of from Tynside bein working hard. The had put aside " repaired in Get man dockyards-because ' thoughts of armaments because they, (iprmlln dock ranis could do ',vc worn realized that armaments dill nut pay t.n(.a,ur than the British workers. They realized, however, that some- thing which would pay was application; . ,. ,.ivi ii of the science which they had learned HOOTI.i:0;i:itS ARM I'.Alll.O.M.I) j before the war and which they would . . , have applied in peace if they had not i 1 Ai.um, been interfered with by a small mill rul ' J"l,n ',''t""""; """ Ury party farmers of Peoria. In Jail here snrv- Now they were' determined to be li'B fines of :I50 on charges of free from interference of the military, buutlwglng. were pardoned by Gov party. The output of scientific bookslernor Olcott. Paul paid 2u0 of his had become enormous. All classes of fine. Pat.ipoff has a large lamlly. According to the latest school cen sus there are 44!)J children of school age in Astoria, an increase of C2 over the number leported last year. THE WISEST MAN v :. TAKES HOME A Box oKLiggett's Chocolates Because they always bring the sweetest smile of joy and the biggest welcome! Xl i LIGGETT'S ALWAYS TASTE SO GOOD! J PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE If vvou haven't left your order already, get it ready and 'leave it early in ilic morning, this will give ns time ll'o get it ready- for delivery. Please. Extra .Targe celery Head Lettuce Hot House Lettuce lirussel Sprouts CauUi'Flowcr SpinaHi Carrots Turnips Cucumbers Bananas Oranges' Grape (Fruit Lemons ; Chase and Sanborn (ViTce Fig Pudding i'iuiii Pudding K'ijie Olives Orceu Olive.s Dill Pi.-kles Sweet Piekles . '1 low 01 iov Mineo 'Meat Salad Dressing Mar. ( 'lik'iTies Nuts, all kinds' Cranberries Crape Juice J. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service CALL MAIN 43 FREE DELIVERY 7 - :. f-1T n J .. 5 TOE II INSTRUMENT O? QUALHTY 11 III CLEAR AS A ELL JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF SONORAS IN THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS AND MODELS. CALL IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE TO YOU THE QUALITIES OF THE "HIGHEST CLASSED PHONOGRAPH IN THE WORLD." AN EXCEL LENT X.MAS GIFT FOR THE HOME. i SOLD ON EASY TERMS fPf) Y C A whee YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD USE IT
