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FriU'iv. Uin-li 17,
NEW "MINA TAYLORS
Kl 41 .1 'A. rt. 'I,, , Mill i .""All j twi--V'. r., , ti . . t . v,'-- r.'iV
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To
Greet 1 922 A Whole Garden of
Sunny Mina Taylor Frocks!
ftvoiy woniiinvantK a fr!w new drosses to start
the new year right. Niriio new year's resohYIJim is
ot iimtp liniMirraiK'e TliairNJie one wliicli ueterimnes
lier to look her nrettiest noV. mlv when slie'sut
calling, hut in her own lioniii asNll.
That is the reason we take pleiN
Mina Taylors Ar
From the dress you iut on to prepare the bre
fast vij1 pour the eoflVe, to the frock you don w
"Home Dresses"
Quaintly Charming
These serve as apron "dresses" lint are so pret
ty they are trulr dresses in themselves. tfvory
seam is perfectly stitched; each dress has a three
inch lii'tu. Lots oil' quaint new styles are here now for
vou to see.
e in amiouticV
etor nv
v.
heiii
ai-e always pret-
lines are perfect
ing tlie newest Mina Taylors they
t;. ;their colors are flattering; their
iy iiiMipoi-ui ii.'d. i nose wnicn are- now ready tor your
ieiingin our AVasii Dress Department: will deiight.
you with-their loveliness. The ginghams are so fine
the trimmings so lovely the workmanship so perfect.
ery Day-time Occasion
at want to look nrettv and fresh at the eveninar
al, we oilier an appropriate, .Mina Taylor style.
"Dress-Up" Dresses
Exquisitely Lovely
fiiiighanis as soft as silk; organdie trimmings 'as
sheer as chiffon; colors as gay as flowers these dis
tinguish the Mina Taylor Froi-ks for afternoon wear.
There are scores .of very smart stji le ideas every
one with a "j-inch hcin.
HILL'S DEFT STORE
Ol.llKST h HOOI.MANI l it
J..t.JJjajalU-iLg..U. I'.'Jl. .J.!!i
I ll.twi.n Monln, when tired from
aliopplni,'. or on your wny liomo
tliy Afsoi-IbIciI Worn.) rrmn work, drop in and get r-
fiKNEVA, .Ur. 17. ' I'.i p;i" jfrnsMiiK drink or nundae at the
Wnlcn. who wn niputi'd tn ho tlio i PulnV Confectionery. 3-14-tf
oldtt nt'hoolluuhtrr In the world on I
the ncllvo list, han Just retired mil Be suV tV see "CJuhbinK a Ilus
UU well turned pension, Secd !l" hand" nt Hie V. 1). S. Tnlwrnarle Snt
yeatt. ! unlay eveiiVi ut 8:;!0 p. in.
He tlHfl been n teneher fur 70 j 3-17-lt
yenrs and nhsent from his diMk only v
11! days through lllnean diirlni: th.it I Ten uda of Inrd lrfl t Pennies
Market. NJliorw' Mnin 77.
OF DAY'S WILL
Cara of Palm.
Palm" Hhe ihniy of ulr nt their
roofs. On lhl neeount It is '-""'I
Idea to ulr the top sell In tho pot
with a Hill" Ktli-U now und npiln.
Wash the oulsklo of the pot time
RAOS Wanted nt The Olisei-ver.
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
northeast quarter of northeoHt quar
ter of aid neetion L'i, theiue east liL'il
foet more or lees to a point 1000 feet
west ami 1H8 feet south of the Raid
northeast comer of said section al;
th.m.-e north to the north section line
of said section '.'1. and thence east to Ul.n , remove tin- dirt accumulation
place of beirinninK liail1 section ' wlilch makes the receptacle less por-
1 line, containing twenty acres more oi oulfc (jVo llltlo water In eoia menui-
(By AMoclmea l'res) llem, excepting a tract of land here-, er but mre tn the summer, never.
WALLACE. Ida., Mar. 17. T.ie 'tofore released from the lien of said f ,iuwever, allowing the noil to remain
will of Kugene It. Hay, wealthy mortgage out of the .und uoove oc-. tll B0,i,i,.u ttate.
I mining operator of this city who 'scribed and of which the boundary is
ldld last month, leaves to each of as follows, to-wit: Commencing at
his two brothers and two sisters a a point found as follows, to-wit: corn
fourth Interest in his e.itato anir'mencing at the northeast corner of
makes no mention. of his wife, from 'section 21 in Township 3 south, of
whom ho had been separated prior Range 40 east of Willamette Meridian,
to his death. I in Union County, Oregon, and run-
The will, exocute'd In 1010. was ning thence west 816 feet; thence
Tiled for prohato Monday. Cn ler j south, 54 minutes west 215-8 lect
the lldnho law, ..Mrs. May will re- more or less to the south line of Ilib
!-:eive half of all community prop- bier's Addition to Cove, Oregon, to
f.rty. Tho brothers are liariy L. the point of commencement oi ucsLnii
Day of llerkeley, Cal., and Je rome tion of the tract excepted anil released
.1. Day of Moscow. Idaho, and theifrom said mortgage, running thence
sisters are Mrs. Kleanor I!, i nice 'south 8 degrees and 10 minutes west
Hnveo mwi Men i i r. ...-. i..u i.-i i;u ! :i7 1 8 feet more or less to the Cove
of Portland, Ore. Mrs. Kit gene It. j Milling Company's Ditch, thence j
Day also Is a resident of Port la. id. ; southeasterly along said ditch 400 feet
No valuation was placed upon more or less to a point directly south
the. etate which it is believed con-1 of a point on the south line of sari
sisls o large mining and smelter j ilibbler's Addition which is ascer
holding tained as follows, to-wit: commencing
jnt the northeast corner of section 21,
PILES VuCK.MANE.NT REI IEF 'Township 3 ssuth of Range 40 east of
Legal guaJunte given. No' need of i Willamette MeVidian in Union Coun-
knife, no pai continue work. Ask ty, Oregon, andrunnm)r tnence esi
to see Gle-o-nifi! Treatment. L. & aong the sectionne "7 feet; thence
ncc outn 02 ue-
lience south
f; The Red Cross l nrni nop is -tt.
open daily now in the New foiey
: Buihling, off the Chestnut street 'H:
V entrance. Thursday will contin- '
4i ue to be Thrift Day and on this
It day all who have donations for
the shop ure asked to have it
ready to be delivered, that bo-
. inc the day collections are made. SR
jf. 12-l-tfp
L. Drug compan
In tto
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For Sale
5-room modern house, full hnse-
ment, with gnraiie; jpli'ii piumo-
SL'M.MONS.
ic Circuit Court of the State of i
Oreeon for Union Countv.
H. Lieurance, M. 0. Lieurance and P01nt'
M. J. Duffey, Plaintiffs;
south 108 feet
eait i jo r, fr.
:is decrees east fllAtheAe from th.-'lng. This place has 21 acres with
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aid no nt on said ivter intch nortn : a Kood barn, ciucKen nousu .uiu
to the said last atiie Betermineu ' the soil is t ne rien sanuy mei ooi-
and thence norliweUerly fol- t,ini loam. Located 2 miles from i.n
vs.
D B.
son, C.
; Defendai
I To D.
1 Richardson"
ants: You
by notified
above entitle
complaint
. the above
; weeks from
Richardson, Clara Richard
. Rowe and Mary M. Rowe,
Richardson, and Clara
above named defend-
each of you are here
beyind appear in the
couVt and answer the
'in filed against you in
itleit suit within six
afr the date of the
kthe
nd
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theV
anl
this summons as
lou and each of
lotified that if vou
ind answer, the
rfnt thereof, apply
relief demanded
-wit: that there
owing: plaintiffs
ie defendants in
es set out in the
)nK period.
MIXED. JURY
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I The -president played two rounds
jof fcolf during the day. and with
j.Mis. llardini; and oilier menihers of
;lh; parly lunchivl t thu cottage of
I.Mr, ami Mrs. K. I). .McLean, their
S hosts.
Vn-Rler-
WONDERFUL VALUES FOR OUR
W eek-End
S iE E C I JL I- S
In Eadies
One Lot llaml Kill-
sock, Special ...
One Lm of iow us o
ainsook Gowns
n.nV red downs m Pink nin-
-!'
Desil,
One Lot of Ni atlv
Vlrli op Whitt
NiiihUt
Lroiik'
tii
ial ...V.l
tfil.40
NniiiMook with Ithie Llinl
$1.:!!)
Sim red Xainsook (iowtw. in
Phis iown Js a Verv Ponnlar
i vnir .Nprciai l'rlee 9Se
accompany tneni to
tion line 1108 feet south of the north
east corner of said section 21, thence
south along the section line 12 feet
I more or less to the southeast corner
I'm Iu time to
Washington.
Norman K. Mack, former chair
nlnn of the dennu-ratic national com
mil tee, called on President Hrdlnelof the northeast quarter of northeast
geneini uurins; ; quarter of said section 21; thence west
I 1320 feet more or less to the south-
- j west corner of the said northeast
Wicker 1 Km niture. Snbv Bueiries. quarter of the northeast quarter of
d conflicting Morics j Baskets, Wjilow Ware, and all kinds j said section 21; thence north 1122 feet
ey spent the nlht, 'of wood win-k enifneled and finished i more or less to a point 198 feet sdutK
enamels that wear ' of the northwest corner of the sain
and life attorney
tin Ir slay here.
Otw f r .f Neatly Shirred AVhite Nninsook downs
JMiii.-eWrl with Zitr-zap; Stitchinp, Hpeeial .... SJ)e
MfiiVs i'in.- rKM Shirts, $1A)
MnV a. ilvy'a Wue ChamhrnT Shirts, 79e to $l!i2;J
Ulv Asfioclnted Treta)
THKNTDN. N. J .. -Mar. IT
abh to auri'ii upon a vordlct
cii.r county's fstrtnd mixed jury to
remain lorke i. up ttipi'ther all nUht
I was discharKt'd I usday In suprmr
rourt. It heard a suit for dam
niis nuiihiHl the public ervlco rail
way company.
Whereas the membi-Vs of tho lant
mixed jury told
as to how Ui'
some of them admitting that they (into nny rulo
playel cards and took naps Tn
day's Jury apparently had aKteed
upon n policy of silence, as not one
word was fortheouilUK us to how
tho deliberations were conducted.
Throe of tho women of the Jury
were members of the mixed Jury
of last week which also was unahh
to apreo on a verdict.
Klve of the Jurors discharge l
were married women and their hus
bands were In court when they re
ported.
Attorney General Pauihorv .e-
lllMtm-ll LtU-rt Tmrarlnv tiiirtit i.it in.
Mi.- to join the party in St. Awm-!"1' the said Cove Milling Company's
first publicati'
stated herein i
you are hereby
tail so to uppe
plaintiff will, for
to the court for llu
in the complaint,!
be decreed due a
from each and al
this suit upon the
complaint the sum of $11,250.00 with
interest thereon from the llith day of
July, 1919, at the rate of six per cent
per annum, and that there be also de
creed due and owing from each and
all of the said defendants to plaintiffs
the further sum of $51.1.12 paid
by plaintiffs in satisfaction ' of
, tax liens on the proparty de
scribed hereinafter and prior in
right to plaintiffs niortiraRe fore
closed in this suit, with interest there
on from the 0th day of January, 1922,
at the rate of six per cent per annum
and the further sum of $750.00 at
torney fees and that plaintiffs' mort
gage set out in the complaint be de
creed a valid and subsisting lien upon
the lands described in the complaint
in said cause and not released there
from and prior in time and right to
the interest of each and all the said
defendants, for the said several sums
duo on said mortgage and for taxes
paid and interest thereon and for at
torney's fees; that the said mortgage
be foreclosed and said lands be sold
as by law provided and the proceed
of sale applied in satisfaction of the
said sums found due on said mortgage
and for taxes paid and interest there
on and attorney's fees and costs and
disbursements of this suit and that all
right, title and interest of defendants
and each thereof in and to said lands
be forever barred and foreclosed, to-
wit: Commencing at a point on the
section line 970 feet west of the north
east corner of section 21 in Township
three, south, of Range 40 east, of Wil
lnmette Meridian in Union County.
Oregon, said point being on record
as the Northwest corner of Hihbler's
Addition to the town of Cove, Oregon,
and running thence south 108 feet,
thence south 62 degrees east, 140.5
feet; thence south 38 degrees east
91.5 feet; thence south 400 feet more
or less to the Cove Milling Company's
water ditch, thence southeasterly
lowing the southline of Viiil Kibbler s
Addition to the point oi'einning.
This summons is puhliil by or
der of the Circuit Court the Stat-!
of Oregon, for Union Couh", dated
March :ird, 1922, directing publica
tion thereof in the I,a Grande Even
ing Observer, a newspaper published
in Ii Grande, Oregon, once each week
for six consecutive weeks and notify
ing defendant to appear and answer
within six weeks from the first publi
cation of this summons which is an-1
will be on the 3rd day of March, 1922.
J. D. SLATER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
niy. Mar. 3-10-17-24-31, Apr. 7-14
Grande. Price JsnilO. 1
uiniially and interest at
-rniB $500
7 pel- cent.
12 1-2 acres, well improved, closo
to I.n Grande, .f lliiiin.iMI.
7-ronm house, modern, '"2 big lots
00x110, close to hlKh school. J'rieo
JIliMMI. $5ilil cash, $:!() per nioiilli,
including Interest.
I have sever.il moo:!
that are priced right.
lots
ff wts-r-jtv lit s
XLiu&dUii
l-acre tract, close to school, the
Victory highway is runntni; past this
place. Tim soil is of the best. 7
room house, chicken lumae, and
small ham. Price $22d0.u0.
6-room It oust
high school, 2
Price $2000.00.
modern,
bif lots
Jcloso to
t; ox no.
If you have a small car and want
to trade it as a first payment on a
small place come in and sec me.
i water ditch to a point on the same sec-
breakfast .
- like iron. AVo hjtnd decorations on
leg tables. Have
Mcna!mn ""Ie Crt Man" tell you
about irWTHKkT & GIFT SHOP,
O 1 fit
11,-hand
3-13-6t
'"yevei
MireVisee "clubbing a Hus
at th.l. p. R Tabernacle Sat-
ninA It S:.'l0 n. m.
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END CRUISE IN
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Hh H hhH All
I 1 1 U IIUUUUUUII I
t emplate li re.iom of nil flavors
--fresh Viffyl Knglinh Jloffy mints
.ind waVs I- in fact favorite
camlie, a iade daily at the Pl-
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TAXI
1ny nn Nilht
ItcAMonnhlft
Soiv Ico
UiNtAiieo 2Te
Successful Man
mong the notable profesaional
who achieved
ricily legitimate
icree. Devnt-
le specialty of
became 0
iitXthat line.
this nntrd
rkl n Pre-
r buon
.ewi ot
,i!o, N. V,,
1.4 nittu-
3t. Ho
K thnu-
1c of Win
ailed Dr.
criptmu, which
)le it
nature surely intended fur backache,
headache, weakening pains, and for
tiie many disorders common to
women in all tip's of life. Vum.-ii
who take this standard remedy know
that in Pr. 1'icrce'o Kavorite Pre
scription tliey are jtting a s-u'o
woman's tonic so good that drtifiu'intH
everywhere sell it in tablets or fluid.
Send IDc to lr. Pierce's Invalids
Hotel in lluffalo, N. Y., lor trial pkg.
Write for free medical advice.
mciK oi tuts connn
creatyuccess along si
vrt t- the
ln has nt:
ree. of Hnia
oni. wn:a
en's disiti
:i treat f
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CMJIIVJ'I.'
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Kstnto
Insurance
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reatl
i ties
lug hieVitU'ittiou
vomen' diseanes,
recojinizeX aulhurit
Over li
physician
scriptiott
e o u a I e d
women. Dr. 1
long since fouir
rallv U'Ht lor v
learned it nil ti
sands of ca?es.
studies was a nied
Pierce's Favorite i
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all ltlnds c.lean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating. lt.-iK Hugs. and Fluff
ltuus for sale.
Carpet ami Itug ( lennire;
11x12, Dlt.rii) und up
Chas. Kdwards, Prop.
Phone 253-W
A-New-Hat
for 2oc
T A
FORI & GEORGE
, i'tlain 44
lide Willi n company that Is
honlled. . Kvery , driver and
every car honded for your
protection Willi, tho very host
of service.
l.M.r, MA1X 44
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iiiid
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Jiieo t'enfecViner.v.
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thamberlaia'i Couch
"Fvfrne who ha, t OliMrr-
I lain, Coufch Keirf4fy vt iv
ilt," write, ldnl IP Wi9.r AWitt.
"EACH, Fl... MM. K. -. , iv ,hi
fx.titont and Mrs. HanUng vnded .Ptp.r.ii..n V, kiom wtif.il
ih.tr luiuaeboat erillio tn Flor h'.i ' or,t ...v.. :. . .... . . -
Furniture Exchange
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rice. Day Phone
Jr.iin 02, Xigbt
Phono, Main 73.
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kms Variety" Store
tt. heft. TuMday. They Mnctt'C0Uoh or Al S
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.nM.'a4 tQ jaHl?s'8rflU., T. rounds of ih vstrmfmvm I
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