La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1922, Image 2

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LA ' GTfANDE EVENTCO OBSERVER
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, SLIM-BY-PROFORTION
CORSETRY
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NUlHlAii reveals Btournesa
quite so much as ill-proportioned
corsctry. Violent
contrast between too-large bust, too
small waist, and too-large hips adds
pounds to the appearance and de
stroys tlie possibilities of graceful
carriage and becoming dress.
So many women who are no longer
fclim, endure the discomfort of stiff,
heavily boned, tell-tale corsets be
cause they do not resize that there
is an unbelievably moreVomfortablc ..
and becoming kind of naral cor
setrv that will subtract poundsfcum:
their apparent weight and make thetil
slim-by-proportiun.
But such corsctry must be skilfully,
scientifically done. If you will per
mit our experienced corsetieres to
properly fit you with a slenderizing
G O S S A R D
Frtmt Lacing
C O R SET
we will assure your satisfaction.
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RESIGNATION
of raie
'each of t lie Dun Toiullson estate.
.Mr. mid Mm. I.. II. 1( m mhi-1 I and
DuiieAu and Keith, left fur
Uolso, Idaho, Thursday Die !ilu.
culled ttu-ri' by the death of .Mr.
Russell's striilnthor, Mr. Dlo.l, i-l'.
Witltor S. IiuHcitfli Jffsitfiis!
As District. Attorney of;
Wallowa Comity; N'li:uij
Num't'ds.
EN'TLTtl'ItlSE, Mar. l.'l. Walter
3. Uurleigh bait reKiguoj hm office
uk district attorney, effective April
1, and Gov. llti W. Olrolt has ap
lulnted A. W. Sclinupp of Joseph
to the position temporarily, to serve
until the primary election, May l!l.
Al that time notuiiiiitiotl.i for the
office will he made, It U expected,
!by both the republican und demo
crats. Tho eurmise Ih that after
', the primary result is known, the
governor will appoint the republi
can nomlneo who will hold office
f until the general election in Novem
ber. ! Mr. Ilnrlcluli will retire to bin
private practice of law. Ho will!
Ihnvo IiIk hands full for n year to
come with IiIh duties at uttorney for
tho board of appra!seii und,er the
aodleri' bonus law. The attorney
must pans on titles to land and ad
vise the board all tho way through
the proceedings.
Ixorirri
I have takci over the Boston Lunch
thii tjfth day ol March and will not b
reposibie fflt uffy lulls contrartol
previous to thb Jat.f
3-8-Gt
thb ditW
j 'QN'fl S INC..
KOR TrtE MAN WHO RIDES We
carry V full line uf cowboy ImuU I
that fifilikr a glove and ure mutio
to wcarVJ-'OMMEK & MARTIN,
1115 Adams avenue. 3-lM-tit
tOBMJHtaliByia lsn" ,1BU bie" VIKUWK her ;daugli
-- l ,..it nr-r uni - ' ' t(r, M TS. JUS. HanHOII.
SOLD BY
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WELL-ATTENDED
(Special to The Observer)
NORTH POYV'UKK, Mar. 13
Mrs. DodHon rctunnu. from Lh
Grande thcIiiHt of the week, wln'rc
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
LAD ATTACKED
BYJUNiQRCLAN
charge of a referee. The stock til
goods was appraised at 65 per cent
MAHYSVII.LK. Cul.. Mar. 13.
llummontoti, mining tovn In the
ntv hint filvhl
tllacovured a Junior Ku Klux Klan. on this basis of (31100. It was j
School boys. emulating the tactics Isold at 50 percent of that price. !
f their elders, d refined lit white
I Mius Mabel Menslnger was hos
Itess for a number .of her school-
luintes and friends at her mother's
I home Friday evening. The young
I folks were entertained with music
land games nnd before departing
for their various homes refresh
ments were enjoyed by all.
The Homer l'earson family is re-
ported on the sick list this week.
Quite a number of town nnd
, 1 dancing party given by Mr. and
' ' V , . .. . . . iMr8' Olbbona nt their home
The inland Motor company Is .. , mUs dly Jm(!a uu(J
u..u i'"'!"" "'i Taylor furnished oM-tlnio music
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Daniel lloyil
Lo use as a
storage house
the nwue.r, will put it '.
service station and
for autos. A com-1
petent mun will be placed In charge.
Mr. Hoyd .expects to rent it titter
robes, masked themselves and at
tacked K in 1 1 Itaelz, a newsboy while
he was delivering papers.
A nil in lit V of adults halted the
Excellent Remedy fur Constipation, jnlng.
M rs
and old-time dances were idealized
In till a late' hour. Coffo and cake
und sandwiches were served at mid
night, then after dancing another
i hour they departed, assuring their
j hosts they had spent a pleastn eve-
Kiln Martin of noise, Idaho,
tallied any very serious hurt.
Officers tonight were Investigat
ing the attack.
L. C. Smith Buys Stock
. of Bankrupt Company
ENTERl'IdSU, Mar. 1.1. The
stock of auto pulls unci supplies
held hy the Inland Motor company
In Its Enterprise garago wos sold
tho flr.it of tho week to I.. (".
Smith of l.a Oraii'ie for approxi
mately 20u0. Mr. Smith will niovo
the goods to La Ornnile.
Ab somrTls the bunding Is empty, Market,
It would bo hnrd to find a better, wn3 the ltouao fcurst of tlio W. A.
remprlv for ronHtinntinn thnn rhnm. ij,.,i.,i e n i.... . i.
,,r,,ceeding, before the boy had sus- L,,, Tublets. They are easy to Tl Z t w.. ! h 7. Irnni
take and mild and gentle in effect. I Salem, whero she had been tor some
Give them a trial wheujou have recJ.j time visiting her parents, Mr. and
adv. Mrs. A. M. Hudolson.
1 Jolin Dalton, who Is employed
SEE SOMMR A MARTIN for your with the I'. V. K. at Laramie, wyo-
harness antrVfeliuir work, 1115 Ad-;mlng, It visiting his parents hero,
urns avenue. !t-13-(il Mr. and Mrs. l.ee Dalton.
. t i j Muck Wood shipped one carload
TIME KOR REFRESHMENTS. of fat cattle to Portland, Saturday.
j Mrs. E. A. fames Is still suffer-
Meal-timc wnk-time, play-timo ing from arier-efl'ects of a severe
any time is tieyor refreshments, at j attack of lu' grippe,
the Palucc CoiUeStionery. 3-8-tf A chapter of the ''White Cross"
V-V-j ' organization was recently organize
Ten pounds of'jlWd $10 at People's jhore with Mrs. Joe Sanders as pres-
Phone iuin i Went. A number of ladlitj solicited
V the homes of the city for funds and
I u.tt,.,,',.! llu nl.l U'l,l( ...ou
Saturday. Through the efforts of
all, the sum of $ii.50 was raised to
heli Hie good work.
.Most all members of the Jessie
0'Bryant family have been down
with iiiflueuza the p.ist week.
Miss Cecil Hamilton, who has
been visiting her mint, Mrs. Ed.
Volstrom all winter, lias returned
to lur home in Weiser, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. II. . Sinter visited
In Haker Wednesday between trains.
W. A. Hudolson and A. C. Hess
were among North Powder people
going to I, a GratLdo Wednesday eve
ning. Plans are under way for one of
the popular social evenings the Ma
sous and tlielr wies have been hav
ing all winter.
Hartwell York was a passenger
for Haker on the noon train Weil
s' nesday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. tlrniit and
little son are ill of Influenza.
W. V. MrGrath nnd Mrs. Corliss
Dalton are purchasers of two lots
Our Special Tor This Week.
IvbrvSc mbs
while tkev last i
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
Week-End
SPECIALS
Your choice of one lot of ladies' Aprons
$1.00
Your choiVi of onklot of childrens and
nsses ginsj.am ad percale dresses
$1.X)0
t Itf turkuh toweti,
Your choice) of o
rye ioi
4U
CuaUp's SUm U4 ctr&m irijp tnd
Last
'eek
For Tliat pecial
Twb Qiart
No. ftftlGoklim Red
WATE3 SETTLE
load
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wit c.AIiRV A full iBic of High Class tT7!S'!'-' Flr?.'iT'S
The Thumb. tt L i?, ., full g.,Iramtced -SUM- I IfoYit $ ft': , ' i I iM.tl
.Inst as the , ! l ghes qitr.lltle- to ' 1 "!htiV 1 15 Adums ave I ;ff--j 5 ftS ffH
he face, so ,.,a,l, t,ul:s the per- WM " ! EM i'lrihii V$i&
wnallty of the band. ::!.! Is. an oner- ruc. A ! AA' Tf -nt mLMCM
ring lmle of a iiimiiV m.turul KlreiiL-lb i M It I tard on bot psrente) em J H
or weakness of chainct. r. Observer Want Ad.. 3 chUdr.uuauy U
, . lJS -'Our barn hutf tt l4 cnuttn, WM ( t
AAA -1 Ot.le;(I let tuutfli, all iU lll-tflecti u
Jjt Zi&sS ti ou, w ll il-i if'
gs$ i?is$
YWW lUWm :1 i Wk
N When the ticker tape
tells you that your fa
vorite stock has gone
ud tan oointa ......
youy know Vvhat a
lucky shyke is.
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The discovery ofvaattd
tobacco was a luckyVnll
for us.
If you will buy a package
of Lucky Strike cigarettes
yourself you will see why
millions now prefer the
toasted flavor.
It's Toasted
Do this today and notice tho
delicioua toasted Burley
whan you try Lucky Strike.
OA OuAi-aniejcI trjr
Vfe-HyNsa W S i
MuaaaisEa Li &
This new IMK.
sugar-coated, Ny-f p?-:-''yL
g u ml d e 1 i g lit s -v' it
younV and MdA, ;
It "mests iiv your 3 j
mouth" andalie guW in the "J
center fenVins vto aid digestion,
brighten teiMi atiXsootne mouth
and throat,
There are the other LEY
friends to choose fromoo srt 1
l6i vISk Bik- CK ssSSssX
1 agm
ttuiafiitvfeea
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lv Nl,' r. J. B. TOLEdp
tieataSg
WOW N
G R E A rr E S sT?
AUTOMOBILE VAOUE
. ' ' Union Mte Co.
c0 eo gov! yefftfrscoand Fir r
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For Sale
6 room house, modern, full base
ment, plastered, aonil nlumbini;,
built-in features. Everything in good
condition for 12200. Terms.
6 room house, modem, for $3000.
$1000 cash and $.15 per month.
5 room house, modem, hoating
plant, wash trays, ftirage, located
nlant, was htrays, garage, located
in paved street, close in. kM.
Lrge well censtructeii 8 room
house, l it 80x110, trec-4 .gama.
nicely lo.'i.led. well urr.liged for
; oomers ori
rooms. Gwnc
property as
gate this on ei
chase basis as
and on easy te
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pXt uayniuntl
blit iratn'i
um price
rnis.y
keeping
flmalier
pur
is rig'it
Lota and small house on Madison
avenue, adjoining railroad. Suitable
for factory or certain lines of buv.i
ne3s. Owner will consider trade.'
14 room house, 5 bedrooms, the
entire place is in splendid condition,
newly furnished, batli and toilet on
both floors. Upstairs is iuw renting
for (40 per month.
5 room house in splendid con
dition. "A most beautiful home, mod
ern, three big lots, garage, chicken
house and jiark. Price ?:)S0O. Own
er will consider soldier bonus.
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Estate
Insurance
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating." Rag Rugs and Fluff
Rugs for sale.
t'arpet and Itus CleanlnK
llxll!, dU..i ami up
Chas.. Edwards, Rrop.
J'kono 25:i-V
FORD & GEORGE
Jliin 44
Hide wltL n company that is
bonded. VKvi-ry driver and
every caA llonded for your
protection Vstli the very best
of service.
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Phone, Main 713.
1.303 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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