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PAOE TWO
LA (JRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I Harvey Ituckman, .!r. and Mm. Al-
turned homo Wednesday fiom l.i
tiiandc, where they have been (in a
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Showing the "New" for Spring
Coats - Suits - Dresses
illinery - Silks - Dress Goods
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WHEN WARMER WEATH
ER COMES
The New Apparel AtlraHs.
Sport Coats knitted f'nl-rii-rt
in liiu'li colors Unit surest
Ollf-of doors.
Tailored Suits in Spring
models, tliiit have just arrived,
sliiswin smart short jackets
and skirts.
Coats ol' stunning novelty
cloths Kuylisli Tweeds, Polo
Cloth, Chinchilla, etc in styles
that are enveloping and smart
for
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Preity Aprons Middy Skirts
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rn-i ' Wednesday from l.a Grande.
I Vcrn J'ayne returned home Wednes-
day from Iji (irando, where tic Has
shop Iim Willi Ins brother, uienn, wno is
flu." in the hospital;
William .Mi rr came in lrom l.x
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big shipment just arrived of War-
I'en's House Dresses and Aprons a
f,di rious array of pretty .colors
Checks, Plaids and plain colors.
Priced' from OSe to 1.0S.
The Middy Skirt forfi iris,. for school,
for play, they are 'comfortable, and
neat. There art? some of Jersey cloth,
Jumper style in red and navy.'' Also
skirts with underwaists in navy and
plaids, witl'i box plaits that are steam
ed in.
HILL'S DEFT STORE
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' Mr 'i I ! " .,' ' I t. '
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up
IV ...1 I mil I
l..id Haymuiid Kwwn it"d Mrs.
'WalkOT. . ,
I Ross Terry has been unable to at
tend to his duties at the tmrlier
,..,t r i.n nttaik of the
'. X '."Z h. u". iron-clad, but fin- William .Miller came in iron, ,.3
, ,rV,, .he prevent wuv. of 'Cn, y - nuer
sicknu.su.
Alvin WeMonnkow has purchased a
new I'ord car. lie believes in kcepint: -,, pounds of lard J1..'0 at People'
with the times. Market. I'liono .Mam
0. O. Howell and family navo
on the sick list durinu the past weeu.
A number of little friends (tatnereu ;
Monday afternoon at two o'clock at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Ivan White!
lo help their daughter, Frola, cele
brate her fourth birthday. The a'-1
ternoon was taken up with games and
iimusements ananced and directed by i
Mi-s. WhiU-. Alter two hours of play
they were served with a most delicious I
two-course luncheon consistinc of j
fi-u'it salail, cake and ice cream, orang
,mrl bananas. Many beautiful re
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For Sale
' ! 5H)(10 cash , and $:15 pi r month.
5 room house, modern, hoatlnR
plant, wash trays, i;arai!e, Tnented
nlant, was litrays, Karate, located
(.n paved street, close n. $ -1 "JO.
L'rrje
Albi'rto Salvl. wlio will pre
Harp Concert Here March Kill
ROBINS FOOLED
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ATMOSPHERE IS
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(ny Ahnoclnted 1'ress)
SPOKANE, Wah., Mar. 10. ' Put
the down-aiid-outer In an ntmna
phero which will make him asham
d to stay down mid out," Is to b
the motto of tho Salvation Army'H
nw $120,000 poclal nivl Industrial
liomc, which Ir to h finished mid
opened hero sometime this month.
It will not be a apnkon motto,
but It will bo a psyeholoiMcnl con-
dlllon
j latest Ideas In social work of this
l tVnO. When Mir lull linAn ll n-lll
become the men's renter of the Sal
vation Army In Spokane, and in nn
emerfteney, a'thousand or mori) pv
iple can bo eared for In It
The blK fresn air basement v III
house a number of donnatorles,
showers, and a roadlnir and writing
room. Then there will be i gym
uv-tuiu, a scup. kitchen for einer-l-encles,
i n i .i'ii'oymeiit burea i, and
hotel rooms fir those able to pay.
The neditovliim and orficerH pun
ters . ri)inpl.in (he building.
TIME FOR KEKRKSUMKNTS.
Meal time, work-time, plny-tinie
any time is time for
The hnllillng repr nts I ho the I'alnce (ymfwUonery. a-S-tf
Delicious -Pure Cream
Just TrjTJy!m and lie
Convinccl
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
I nnnniinTiwr
IU.UiIIUNVL !
TO GO J GOURTi
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Spokane Judge
ectric Car and
To lie Out On
Litpior Case.
llows Kl
oiMiniot ive
Ijonds In
rrie Aflsocintpd ITii)
SPOKANE, Wash., Mar. UX
Thoimh out or Jail on $15,000
bonds, an electric locomotive and
rroiht car (i;Mrated hy the Spo
kane & Eastern railway and l'owi'r
company over the rompany's inter-
urban lines must be produced In !
the federal court In Spokane in
May when It Is expected the rail
way company will he tried (or al
b'KiU transportation of liquor. Fed
eral officers claim to havo found
(Special to The Observer)
IMlil.Klt, Mar. !). W. W. Biooks
was n business visitor in I,a Grande
this week. .
t Crant Tucker was notified a few
days niro while in his old home in
Tennessee of the illness of his son.
Bert, and Wednesday arrived in La.
(Jrande. He lost no time
to Imbler and he has spent the past
;six weeks in the east visitinir relatives.
.The story of his", trip will appear
later.
The robins have been seen in Imbler
for some time but it can't be said that
spring has ai rived as yet. At pres
ent the weather is bleak and snow has
been falling
Joyce Gipson is recovering from u
week's illness caused by a bad attack
of the "flu.''
I Wiliinm WipKans, Thomas Kassin
' per, Oscar Howell and Mr. lioss have
'spent the past week construct injr n
bridge across the Grande Rondc river.
The play and entertainment that
I was to be piven by the Junior League
! Baseball boys Thursday evening; has
been postponed on account of illness
nmnrijr the boys. The date will be
' p;i en nt a later time.
The Pythian Sisters expect to pre
sent their play about March 17.
Ilelbert Blanchurd has been confin
ed to his- home for several days with
the "flu."
'Roy and Percy Morris are haul in?:
the lops to town which have been
lyinjt I he foot of the bill during
scs, Mr. McKinnis being one of the
unfortunate.
Pillie C'nQate returned home Tues
day from a business visit to La
Grande.
Mrs. Ella Walker was hostess to n
i number of friends of the fumily Sat
Jurday evening at her home. The time
was very pleasantly spent. The ma-
jority of the evening was spent in ob
j serving a social good time and in
listening to some niusicnl numbers. At
I midnight the party retired to the din
i ing room, where covers were laid for
twelve. The guests departed at two
i o'clock and in sneaking of the evenimr
coming much praise was given to the hostess.
Those present were: Mr nnd Mrs.
G room house, modern, full base
ment, plastered, good plumbing,
huilt-lu features. Everything In good
i .. ,.r,. .-..reived from the. condition for J22',0. Terms.
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little friends who upon leaving wished i
Frola many happy birthday returns, j
Those present were: June nnd Robert , c ronm house, mo'lijrii, for ?:i0O0.
rhihlers. Naomi Perry, Jerrui ami
final Skillines. Tressia nnd Maxine
Dean. Francis and Norma Day, Willie
nnd Philire Hawes, Odessie Dean and
Marvin Wiggans.
Pete Morris was in town Saturday
greeting his many friends after be
ing confined to his home with the
"flu."
Mrs. Lucy Allen has been visiting
friends in Iji Grande for. a few days. house,
John Morris came home Sunday forinfcny
a visit with his family, lie nas re
covered wonderfully fiom his opera
tion. E E. Hurley was visiting in L'i
Grande Saturday on business,
Mr. Payne took his son Glenn to
the hospital a shoi-t time ago. He
has beert ill with the whooping cough
and has contracted pneumonia.
The old time dance will not be giv
en next Friday as usual on account
of the picture that the Legion hn
booked. It is a special attraction, j
Mrs. L. A. Prescott is visiting; 14 room house, 5 bedrooms. Ike
friends in La Grande. 'entire place is in splendid condition,
Miss Parilla Keeler has been spend-1 newly furnished, bath and toilet on
ing a few days at the home of Claude both floors. Upstairs Is niw renting
Woodell, who has been ill with th2iior per liiuiuii.
"flu." j
llerD cony is spenoing a lew oaysi 5 room )mus0 , splr,nill(p
visiting wiin n.s r.ui, -i'1".' j dttion. A most beautiful home, iiTbd-
Kninenart '.. em, three big lots, garage; chicken
Charles Squire returned home Tues-, am, k ,,.. ,.j8n0 0wn.
day from a business tap to l.aer wl c()Ilsill,.r 3oldi(,r ,)()nllVl,
Grande.
Mrs. Jim Wise of Summerville spent ! '
the week-end with friends in Imbler.
William Herbert has been confined
to his bed the past week with the in
fluenza. Mr. aind Mrs. 'William Furmnn re-
11 e.epstructed 8 room
lit HOxllO, trees, garage,
lo-.'.-.ted, well 'arranged for
-.oomers or light House Keeping
rooms. Owner will consider smaller
property as part payment. Investi
gate this on either trade or pur
chase basis as the price is right
anl on easy terms.
. Lots and small house on Madison
avenue, adjoining railroad. Suitable
for factory or certain lines of busi
ness. Owner will consider trade.
Geo. H. Currey
3? ho tie 200J
i Real Estate
Insurance
five riisi's of liquor In tlm oar
Colfax recently.
"It's Hilly." of-nnMl Wnhlo Palno,
traffic manner of tho company, in
cmnnuMitinii on tho tomnorarv ro-
leasp from ciiHtody of ttu cur. "The, honie from I. (tiande, whore
law was mount to cover only auto- -went to consult a physician
moliile In which Honor is trans-: RnnU to his enr trouble. It
at i me Winter.
J l' A. Binprnmson has retumo 1
homo from Salem, where he ami h':
family hnve been spn;lin the winter.
Kalph -lcKiimi and wife returned
Kalpli
Week-End
Specials
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Your choiccW one lk of ladies' Aprons
Your choica ofiie lot of childrens and
misses' giiighainVand 'jiercale dresses
Youx choice of one lot of torklsh towels, .
usUti's a;ivcf BUd maia
Andrew?s Variety Store
porled. A similar rase In which
a 1'ullman ear was involved nasi
tried recently and the- car dismiss
ed." Ilond for the release of (he law
breaking rolling stuck was posted
.personally by the officers of the
company. The freight car Is the
I properly of tho (irnat Northern
railway, it is said, hut It Is
the "flu'' is leaving many with
seems
abces-
Wib MEN
WHQ DRIVE -
I Jighkoeight Cars j
Heard the nVvs? Diamdnd has produced
a new. servicVpackcd tire for lightweight
cars that is ti best valle we have seen
this year- the ilOUBLE dlAMONDTrcad
Tire. Shows te result j
ot the Iichtwcfczht cart
Many new and ValuablJ
low price is a rcclatio
ing this tire for tke lirj
and see it.
iof special study
tire problems.
features. The
We are show.
t time. Be sure
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO.
and
ECONOMY GARAGE
4.twan-r
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kiirds clean
ed and rebuilt. FeatheKRelln
vatlns. Hag Itugs and U'Millf
Hues Tor sale. V
t'arpet. anil ling ('IcnniV; 1
llvl, !S I .." anil up V I
Chas. Kdwards,' T'rop.
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TAXI
FORD & GEORGES
Main 44 I
Hide Willi a company Wit Is
bonded. Kvery iliiver und
every car bonded Tor your
protection Willi (llu very Pest
of service.
CAM, MAI.V it
7 the Spokane nnd Eastern rails.
Get your Zane (irey b ok, "To the
Last Man," at Newlin Hook & Sta
tionery Co. :i-4-tf
Dayi Dream
TiWlrina
" A VisLi of Bliss" '
niscniiiin.lt ing indood
is flip Vonmn who
cluio tllis Vxquisito
tidui' fnr lut' awn usi.
AUuriiitr, Idality. A:
lir!itful. 1 Oi irulcrd a
"l 111 I'.lTliill
Di-Piim"
In.KxtiM., ToHrt "V,t
li'l', V:vo ol'OiHU
I'owdor.
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IWhIUIIWU VUl
L. H. S. Senior Glass
Presents
Tarkington
Four-Act Comedy
ARENCE"
High School Auditorium
Friday and Saturday March I0h
and lhh. ' .
Gqjieral Admission S5
' S sehred Seats 50c
?ati Oft Sal At Silverthorn3
Snodg
rass
fmerman
Fimcral Service Par
lor, j Licenced Embal
nier.VAnibulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
! ! Main 62. K,vi,f
Phone, Main 7J3.
1005 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
"Try (he grug Store Tlrst"
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