La Grande evening observer., January 30, 1922, Image 2

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la ";r?AN7r: kvlxinVj opsfrver
Aroiultv. .T-mnai'V 30. 1093
RKAD THE WANT ADSl
L.
NEW SHIPMENT
1 r -
uossara Lorsets
m& Brassieres
'PENDLETON IS
TO Lf! GSE HER AGAlf;
IBO r ROUGHT
Violent contrasts in line ore
distasteful to the modern woman.
Tho body of Thfodore Zimmerman,
(who was killed at the Hut!,'i:is !,-
If injf fiunp near ruhnrr Juwlj(;n on
tatun'uy, j.i ut the fJuhnenkamp thap
el. J'untca! armntmunUf h:iVi- nut
been marie as the deaf I man's brother,
from Seattle, has not yet arrived.
( It Nutrns uh if tin me rnian way
cro-i(ij a lutf chute, on his way to
dinner and was; hit by a loj? and cur
ried about sixty toils. Jlis hoaii was
cru.shed and his lejf.n a:id body mutil
ated fearfully.
: Hilton Sells His
j Interest in Garage
THE charm of the modern
corset lies in its simplicity of
design and its skilful adapta
tion to the natural lines of the figure.
Its self-effacing artistry enhances a
woman's points of beauty, hides her
disharmonies, and creates the im
pression of a gracefully poised figure
faultlessly proportioned by nature.
Our most .experienced corsctkrcl
consider
vfonsider . .
G O
SNA R D
Von?
CORSETS
uneq-ualled for those women of good .
taite who seek the best expression
of their personality. You will be
delighted with the models that seem
to have been created for you alone.
Hi'
i KI.fi IN", .I.iii. :i0. H. C. 'full, who
' assumed the inniiaj-'ornent of tho
local I-ord Oarage hoiiio months
npo, returned .this morning from
I.a r.runii". where he completed tho
purchase of tli business end ia
now solo. owner. Mi, 'full was a co
partner with Frank Hilton, liut be-
came no well satisfied wiili n.ie
'dltlnnii in Klrln that he divided to
fieeiire his partner's Into: est and ro-
rruiin in KCin fiermiinontly.
Included in the transaction Is the
,, 'money for Ford lan, so lint ill lh':
rnturi', as In I ho iiasl, I lie l.'ord
f:ii us;o will handle the. far of Hint
make, together with all accessor io i.
La Graiulo J!io;li .School
.Teimi Lor.cs '2 i.o 12 Sat
urday Nit-tir the Locnl
Floor. , '
The I.a Onnde liusLctboll team Sat
urday fa. d to stop the- Pendleton
five, but put up a much bettor game
than on l'lidny. The final s.oro wts
M to 12.
W. Kramer was tho shining i'ght
on the Pendleton team, with bin shift
work and uncriing' basket shooting.
Holmgren, at center, also played u
fine brand of ball. The I-u Grande
team played wrll as a unit but no one
stoiVl out as a .star.
'this game practically einehfs Pen
dleton's winning the Eastern Oregon
championship for this season as I.s
(landc was her haidest contestant.
f Puullt.ton's team this year is on2 of
the finest quintettes dcvelolwd ii.
Kastern Oregon for many years.
The line-ups were: Pendleton W.
Kramer and Nelson, forwards; Holm
gren, center; Cahill and K. Krim,
euatils. III. a (iranHe Coker and
1-ik'1i, foi wards; .Metcalf, center;
I'eari and Canity, guards,
Charles Reynolds roferesd.
It T 9
a . a ft ra
Dep't
Store
i
Income Tax Kan to
Be Here an Entire
Week During March
I Announcement has been mnde by
Clyde M. Huntley, collector of i.:er:'
al revenue at Portland, that fion
March 2 to March '.), inclusive, II. d
Payne, of the internal icvruue ofi'ic ,
will be in Iji Cr.indo, with headquar
ters in the civil service room of t h 3
postoffire, for the purpose, of usset
ing taxpayer:! in Union county in mak
ing out their income tax leturm.
The deputy collector will give am
I information desired by taxpayers in
regard to making out their rcatrns
v.hcn he is in I.a Cruade. The last
day for filing the reports for 11I2I
I March If,, and all who fail to file
them on or before that ilate are sub
ject to heavy penalties,
i The announccmrm!, postc.l in th.
postoffice recently, that .Mr. Payne
would have his headquarters in the
court house is on-onions, he decl:i;cj
when he was here Saturday.
Mrs. Eurke Is Laid
To Rest Thig Morning
Mrs. Kd Rinke was laid to rest this
morning at ten o'cIock. The funeral
services were under the direction of
father I.ceser, at the Church of Our
I.ady of the Valley. Interment was
in (he Catholic cemetery.
A large number ot friends and rel-
O large r
alirs were
piesent at the services.
GetyJVir Zane Grey Bonk "To Th
I.nst Mk," at Newlin Hook & Sta
tionery (V. 1-23-tf
C.at7.!t.
vyncion. Then bgm
cy" trentnxnt with
im
E0 KU13
WANT TO BUY Oil SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
"Permanent oh U10 Pjr'i'nldii"
CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY
Jlanufacturai'i
CEMENT PRODUCTS
Evi!ii axi WATKit rii'K :ri,VKnT nru
HOLLOW lllK'li t'KAIKNT pilMIS
wi:ll chuiinu siaiik i.n kkcttons
HOLLOW Ul'ILDlNU IH.tM'KX
PHOHK MAIN ISO I ncioii ilibuul Clly
Pittock Legacies
Ordered to be Paid
(By -- late.! Press) , .,
' PO.'ITI.AN'II, Jan. ."). Circuit
court ha.-, orde'cil the executor of the,
Pittock estale (o pay each of the fivj
children' Slil.eOfi, representing 0O
weekly provideir for under the will to
date since II, my I,. Pito'h's dcxth.
Ice Ileuses Filled
At North Powder
A Full Line of Hosiery
For the Whole Family
(liildrcuNItiso Vh: to 9
Ladies Cottoirtjosp 19e to (iHc
Ladies' ri'i-ccrizudosc .N. 40c to !)8c
Men's ()ltDi lluse ..'!NN.. . 1.1,. to IkSe-
Men's Mercerized How .....S.... liilc to 8i)c
Men's Woo Sox ExactlyHalf Pric
Ask to See Our Burson Hoss
Wear3 Better Costs Less
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
NOIiTII POWIU'R, .Isn. .'10. Th"
work of puUimr up i, e for the P, F.
K. Co., was completed" Tuesday Xiee-ly-seven
men were employed ia the
task. A tolal of 10,1)110 tons of ice
werj slored in tin1 company's big stor
aird plant at this point and I.C'.O
tons weie shiuped (o linialilla, lluiit
inirlon, l.u G'an.h', Diegon, ami To.
koa, Washington, for the company's
use, Mr, White, superintend'iit, es
lonates lint utmut 1, .011(1 ti i:s of iie
will go to waste on the ponds. The
thickness of the ice reached lf ioihcs
and the quality was better than u.-ual.
Cleansing the t'. clh propel ly calls
for the eViM-i'lil'ite (tf :u lea-t one
mituite and n half each time the bruh
is i,ed.
1
ChXinhcrlain's CmiKh Pcmclv
This isV pleasant, safe nnj reliable
medicine ry cot'clV; anil celch. It has
been in uscY-r ma'y yca.rs aoo is held
in high es'.Vm inllhose beu-eiiohl-where
i!s e , i.iliiiei are be-;
known. It is .Wav.f ite wilii mothers
of young child rV. it contains no
opium or other hmfiful dru-.:. Try it
Columbia
s
1 7.9 .,
FEEr.TJ ARY
Now on Sale
W. K. Echnenkamp
Compaay
Columbia Grafonolaa
Cheney Phonographs
A
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'r if f ' il V ,ii, i. . 1
on
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EJc i J
X- 1
This new
sugar-coated
cum delights
s.young and old.
lK"melt3 in your
mooth" and tbe yum in the
centeK remains np aid digestion,
bf ightek teeth ana soothe mouth
and throV
There arehe otlir VVRIGLEY
friends to cfkiose from, too;
Li
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k .f5t Wii?; ; t i ?; '
When You Both Love Music
What more deliUfi way to
orid an evening than iri listen
ing to The Liruuswiitfc pUf
your favorite selections!
That is: if vou own a BrVjnt-
wick. If you haven't one, cne
in tciriav and ham how to Vt
taL Heir thi latest dance jaw
i interpreted by the new
uper-Feature Records. It's in-
xicatingl lhe ideal produc
Lin, the true, velvety tones
ill amize and delight you.
VThen we will explain the
- easily. cctivenient payment plan which
st hear it play Brunswick sol easily puts I he lirunswick
-lnl and mtmmen- in 'your home.
FEBRUARY REC0EJC9 NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
when you h.ivc tu
adv.
il of sin h a remclv.
1 W.i'lS
"plar-Cake
The New Cr&sLiibm inIce ft-eam
Everybody isserving: POLAR CAKE on the
table. Price 10c o
o
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
TUE REX ALL STORE Q
fiSf,'M"'j"''"ri''ll,i'
UvlnaSt fj't'eia" of the re;'
tir of t"mt' watches, ( locks nnl Jcwelrv.
woiV with us we tvluitt it to von with thf uiiaiint
When vmi leuw
t f'itt ir is as t"t H?j-h'n itxlrt't the fitcTorv that iniiile tho attidp.
CD
Don't
SNIVLE, SNIFFLE
SNORT and SNEEZE
We Have
Coldl Tablets .
Cough Syrups
Tnroat jjiscs
Chest Salves
Catarrh Jelly
Water Bottles
Gargles "S
Sprays, ttc
Get vhe Cold Before
It Gets You
L
51 DRUG CO
Try lhe DniB Wore First
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Ejmbal
mer, Ambulancd Ser
vice. Day Phone
Slain G2, Fight
Phone, Slain 743.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
TIIHIFT SHOP OPEN. '
The Red Cross Thrift Shtf ft f
open daily now in the New Flilty
Build! ng, off the Adams avnut W
entrance. Thursday will contiB- $1
ue to be Thrift Day and on this fi
day all who have donation fr J
the shop arc asked to bave it i
ready to be delivered, that Bt- )fc
ing the day collections are made, tl
12-l(!-tf A
Licensed Plumber ;
Work Ouaranteei
ARTS
Plumbing andepair
Shop ;'
Art Wcagle, rop.
Repairing a Si ecialty 1
402 N. FirBt. ,
Phone 407J
La Grande, Oregon
Wp ar ln IaipifiW r-fitiiv and (O liver work l't-tuptly and t a rensoti-
Voii have our guarantee h.i'-k of evu-y yiiccf of work doit in our estah
liliiuciit. o
Oiirtlmtv yens in hsii!a's iirfliis city j roves that our huir. tl:il
)!ig h.-ue Leon satitaotnrr.
O o
; .'HPeare.& SpfiV
Olt500GU 0 o 00.
Kslahlislu'd yty 0 o o lQi Gran le's laailincwelers and 0totri.-,?s
TAXI
Call Main 44
w mako all calls prbmoClT.
ou do nut luiro ui ivulf, M
do all kinds of rouytry OrfrtBg.
Iteasonatile Hale
Careful l)rlrcrl
FORD & GB0RSJB
Main 44
AulaFainUit
The modern Mfl
inai lasts
r
(to ftratt aiol th. n.n. f
MRS. D? W. AI?;fiY
Demonstrating at the
K. K. K. STOdlE
Jan. 30th land 31st
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