La Grande evening observer., March 18, 1922, Image 2

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L'A' ORANDT! EVFNTNO OTiSETtYEK
Suturdav, March!. 19:".!
THE NEWEST OF SPRING'S
.V!V"Tv?.. fl.1
LATEST MODES
NOW BEING SHOWN AT HILL'S
WE HAVE ASSEMBLED' THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
READY-TO-WEAR, MILLINERY, CLOTHING AND SHOES WE HAVE EVER SHOWN HERE-TO-FORE
IN LA GRANDE. ALL REPUTABLE MERCHANDISE OF HIGHEST QUALITY, SO FRFSH,
SO GLORIOUSLY NEW AND SO VARIED THAT YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO VISIT OUR STORE
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THE MANY NEW THINGS WE HAVE TO SHOW YOU. AND WE MOST
CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
COATS - SUITS
DRESSES
Artistic ami' entrancing new modes
for Spriny in Suits, ('cats', and Dress
es. Smart Sjirin fashions arriving'
,i..:i. . ..n i ...in sliki'iiMr tmili
(Willi. ml l 1 1 l in i i ')' '"h ..."..v., r
await your inspection. New Siiring-
time Suits, nindislilv tailored, others
hands' inely 1 rimmed with emliroi
dery anil hraids.
New Dresses, refreshing creations in
exmiisite falnics treated differently.
IVauf iful KjiriiiT Coats in Polo cloth,
Chinchilla and Velours and coats of
new fahrics and faultless tailoring
that ehanii.
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jm nit
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NEW SILKS
We offer the most complete line of
silks we have ever shown, including
taffeta and' satins in all coh rs, new
Russianary crepes in all wanted
shades, ('anion crepes. Crepe de,
Chene, (ieorgettes, etc. You will find
a most complete assortment.
NEW BLOUSES
Never hefore have we shown so many
pretty blouses there are all sorts i
tailorevl effects' and' beautiful fussy
overhloiises in combination colors
and such array of new bright Sports
shades you will find just what you
want here. , '
SHOES
Special effort has been made
to assemble the finest stock
of footwear obtainable, all
new styles arc here in tin!
popular' colors for Spring
wear.
We are sure you will like our
styles and be pleased with
our prices. '
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HEW WASH GOODS
Advance new Spring styles are ready for your ap
proval, lieautifnl fabrics in handsome new designs
and colors Tissues, Dotted Swisses, Linen, (ling
hams all ready for your inspection..
Millinery
Adorable Spring Hats. The
elusive touch of smartness
that immediately distin
guishes the individual hat
from among hats worn in.
any gathering r.f wcmen is a
very tangible part of every
hat we show.
Featuring all the new Spring
colors. See ours first.
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EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS FOR
PRISCILLA DEAN
HATS
HilPs Dep t Store
SEE THE NEW
MINA TAYLOR
WASH DRESSES
lie will he hero lit a time when nil
run hear him. A. It. Si turn, aliniste.-.
The La Grande roil unci Kun
eluli biiildiui; nf Ihirly feet riont.'ifcn anil
received this week six pairs of Moii-jtw.. stories depth.
,...ii,i, nhcasiiiils from I!"' Villain
. . . , u u ettu vairey. The cost wa 16 l'r '
r irsr npsoyicriun i nui m, : ,
Knmliiv chiu.l lit l-i.. Iteirular i l""r
sci vices lit 11:00 uml 7 :.'!(. Rev. Wm. 1
mill the blnlH
ilnose. III the vulley.
Build of Uaker will speak both morn
intr anil eveninif. Younir People's mee'.
in at IJ::!0.
A bl slide occurred four milds j
There was considerable Interest
tnriioil : maiiifi-htr-d In the city election Mon
day, but Mill thern was hardly tho
! Millie illinium of liustliiiK for Vlltl-H
Hint Iiiih 'been witness"! in formi
municipal elections. Tlnit -them wait
S Just Thirty Ttears
Ago in the Grande
Ronde Valley
ihlH Hhln of KlKln haluniuy, -r-, vo(o ()Ut h ,ni,nmi ,y
iiiK the track with mu' nh u.tal nuinber of votes east, 040,
snow and arth. A force of men . . . . vntf. )e3B n,.,,, wlls
have been employed dnrliiK "".Past jn ist v,...s ,.,.,.tion. S. U.
I week, to clear tho olislruetlnn. I" ' ,.ndldiite for nniyor, "run
J the meantime u transfer of '"'" n,. sl.ari., wolf." md received
.and passengers hus been nni-le. by 111aJOI.tJ, far tn "Wl fHB or the
the iise of handcars at the Klein . mM s.IlK1'lIllfl. ,.x,,ei-'tai1ons. Tlie fol
Jlend. ! lowing men were' r-WtMV to tho
I icoimcll: David lluy. 8. II." Haworui,
The west bound pnssencer
train
A birthday dinner was nlven in (struck a slide above l'leiisant viil-
lov which threw tne euKiun i
and J. 1). McKcimoitJ
honor of Ftobert H. Palmers' c-1 x li t -letli
birthday Friday at the ri.'.-d-denee
of one of his laughters, Mrs.
U. W. (Irandy. There were preient
on that occasion nine persons wliose
age axK related 710 years, or near
ly an HveraKe of 711 years each,, and
it may bo doubted If a merrier lot
of elderly people were evi.v assem
bled together. Tho names and nt;es
of those people were: Hon. John H.
Stevens. SC; John Graham. 82; Ii.
P. Patterson, 81; Robert H. Palm
er, HO; Mrs. Thos. Williamson, 78;
Mrs. Robert Palmer, 78; Mrs. D.
P. Patterson, 76; Mrs. J. H. Stev
ens. 75 und Green Arnold, 74.
Tho other guests present were
W. J. SnodKiass, Jasper H. Stevens,
Mrs. Hannah lloiters. Mrs. .1. M.
Berry, Mm. J. ( Clark, Mrs. Krank
Graham, Mrs. W. I). Grundy and
children, Mrs. Fred Newlin, Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. Jones, and Mi and rs.
Charles llardlnii.
all
t nntwiu nf lnivi f.l..il) at Peonle's
the coaches from the track. No M 'ket lho,le Main 747
urns iniured In the IC.tst. i '
i See "ClubbinK A IIns)iil"toni(;ht
At the time of coiim to press ar-nt j t, H Tabernacle. yViiVain nt
ranxements were nearly completed ' j,.. m " "il-lS-lt
for the construction of a row of,
five brlrk biilldiuus from tho R,il-j .,,,, f Si50 nXU0nIe'
Murket. Fhonc Main 7-17. M-
ston biilldini! wiMt. with u total
frontiiKO if one hundred and fifty
feet.
"The furniture firm of Murphy,
Sturkell awl Co., has received three
carloads of carpets and furniture
for thn Foley hotel.
A noin In rnlKe a suImIiIv fund
of $100,000 for the purpose of in-1
ducinK tho location and establish
ment of manufacturing enterprises
in La Grande has been prepared by
u comlmltee appointed by the cham
ber of commerce.
Eimrji if i i. ir. n w 'to.-? ; . ntT
For Sale
Last Tuesday John Anthony
the bakery and confectionery estab
lishment purchased from H. Wild
ey the thirty foot lot just west
of the Ralston bulldini; and will
erect thereon a two-story brick
a-room modern house, full buse-
I incut, with fiariiKe; splendid plumb
of'inK. This place has 21 acres with
a good barn, chicken liouso and
tho soil is the rich sandy river bot
tom loam. Located 2 miles from La
Grande. Price $000. Terms $500
annually and interest at 7 per cenL '
The newly elected city officials'
were serenaded by the opera house i
band Monday evening, ami acknow-J
ledged the: same with appropriate
Bp-ceclies.
The Grande Rondo Lumber com-1
pnny nre busy with their annual:
log drive of 10,000,000 feet or logs,
and will wind up the job about
Monday.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is. hereby (riven that the
undersigned jas been duly appointed
by the CoumtV Court of the State of
Oregon for LiVon County, AdminN
'trator of the E.ite of D. H. MrWut
crs, deceased, :Vd has , qualified ns
such. 'All penis having claim.-!
afrainst said estauVire hereby requir
ed to present the sdVie, vlrified as re
quired by law, to tV unfeersigned at
'Hilgard. Oregon, orVtt tlie office of
his attorneys, Green Vi Jless, at La
Grande, Oregon, witlln Isix months
from the date hereof.
Patedat La Grande, Ore,, March
11, 1822.
J. W. SCOTT,
Administrator.
Mar. 11-18-25, Apr. 1-8.
Automobile Owners
vAttention
We a now ready for all
kinds of uto Vepairing and
overhauling Gtt our prices
before goin elwhero.
EconomVbarage
140D Jefferson Phone Ell-J
12 1-2 acres, will Improved, close
to La Grande, $3000.00. I
7-room house, modern, 2 big lots
60x110, close to lii.'ih school. Price
$:!uimi. $;",oo i-ush, $"o per. inontli,
including interest. .
I havn several tfoyi llstnil
that nn prhed rlrlit.
1-anro tract, close to skliohl, the
Victory hi fili way is runiiinAwtst tliis
rlaco. Tho hoil is of the west. 7
room hoiiHC, rhickon Ikhiho and
smnll ham. T'rii-e $2200.00.
Exide Batteries
Itattor
ltntlciii
lialdTii1
I latteries
Batteries
Strombcrg t il
fny In Ntork,
't for Kent, f
s Vtecliaruod I
uereil luVc
"ihuietir 1
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36. Rr
BATTER
Fred Burge
In Lcighton'H .MacR
Repaired.
uietorl Service.
ION
op.
WorUs
6-room house,
hiph sehnol, 2
Price $2000.00.
modern, 'close tn
bii; lots 60x110.
If you have a small car and want
to trade it as a first payment on it
small place coinn in and see nip.'
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Estate
Insurance
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FOR TIIK MAN WHO HIDES We Cliocnlnto rriwiii" of all fluvors
carry a full line of cowboy boot--frosh taffy KngllHh (toffy mints
iv,.., r:i like n i',ve. and nro made iund wafcra 111 fact nil favorite
tn wear SOMMKR & MARTIN, candles are made daily at the Pal-
11 IB Adems nvenne. 3-i:l-0t'nce Cnnfertlonery.
3-14-tf
Given Away.
Km- a
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Only
Full Size 12'h- fan Jminii'l TiHi?, Givon Away
Willi I'Ivitv I'ni'cliasf tiiJ(in(tl (Hid C'poam a
the IJt'.milai' Trii't' f "(Of.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
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1 I'ust C hureh of Christ, Scientist.
Corner of l'irst and Washinirton. Sun
day morning service at 11 o'clock.
Subject, "Matter." .
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room open to the public ev
ery .Monday, Wednesday nnd Satur
day from two to four. All are wel
come to attend our services.
; A:.
I't Jl)
Capes, Wraps
nd Coats
InrVMilailv and tin-'Miss
his nliiNtralioii is an oxtra-
linaik- t xamjilo of exquisite
sUVjiul-f Wmh Gavnients and
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mrir-iiue nas imvii ternieU "the
most reinarkalile niodes seen
this season.'
'Worth Style Is Worth While'
CAMPBELL
SISTERS
Latter Day Saints. Regular ser
fs-ices at the Tabernucie. Sunday school
1 commences at 10::tU a. m. Sacramen
tal services, 2 o'clock p. m. Mutual ' there was a splendid response on the
iiirpiuvcmem .-vssociauon, siimmy at part or the membership. Tomorrow'
7:00 p. m. Ttachers' training class, will be "Whole Familv n :iv nnd
: Monday at 7:00 p, m. Priesthood and from all promises, it is going to be n
neuei cwieiy meeting at :uo p. m. great day. We are asking that every
Primary association at the tabernacle : member of the congregation have the
Tuesday, for children, 4 p. m. Pri- whole family to which the member''
maiy association on north side at the belongs nt the morning service. Yo i
little chapel, fur children, Thursday at will remember thnt we said Inst ween
4 p. m. Religion class at tabernacle that we wanted 200 piesent nt the
Thursday at 2 M0 and 4 p. m. R-: Bible-school. Well, we had 100 of
iigion class at the chapel on north sid; them there, but we are going to have
at 2:?,0 and 4 p. m. Tuesday. Keg. 22', tomorrow. That class that said
ular choir practice at the Tabernacle i they were going to grow to ISO is
Thursday at 7 p. m. Regular Fast Day 1 certainly moving along. Bible school
services at 2 P. m. the First Sunday of' meets nt fl:4.i. preaching service at i
each month. The public is cordially j 1 1 :0o and 7:.10. 'All Christian En-
inviiea 10 auerai any or an oi our sr iravors nt i ::l(. "Let's Go." 0. W.
vices. Charles J. B'.ark, Bi'hop. '.Tones, Minister.
"HIM' HAXSF.X
CiAtractoi- and Hutlder
Jlit k, Stone, Tile anil
L'onci-i-te Work
WOOD NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given- that the
District School Board of School Dis
trict l. 1, of Union County, Oregon,
will reciV'e up to five o'clock p. m. of jj
April ls 1022, sealed bids for fur- I
. .m!HTTmmmm jnishing saV! Disti-ict Number 1 with ,
Tbn i.-i,,, m .u i- . ,- . o80 cords four-fciot split tamarack I
lhc l-irst Methodist Lpiscopnl ij-Vj i 111 , I
,. M vupm or flr vv(Ki R,d wood to be cut J
Church. Key. R. C. Edgington of ' while green V'd " later than July l
Helena, Montana, will be the preacher . ISth, 1022. fn froil large knots and
in the forenoon service. He will de-! acceptable to sd R.liool Board. J
liver a sermon worth hearing. The! Said wood to V delvered, :S7! conls i
pastor wiMprTach in the Gospel ser-! at: the High Ahool Bufiding, ll.i
vice at theevening hour on "The Riv- cords at the Grewold building, and
er of Life." Spe.-ial music by the i 70 cords at the Rftoita building, and
chorus under the direction of Mis. to be corded up nVJ'y and closely.
(Williams. Bible school with good i where directed by the Board. One
cln.-ses for all at 9:4.ri. ' Epworth Lea-; hundred cords to be delivered by Aug
gue at ti::!0, Harvey Carter. President, lust 15th, and all on or before October
The chorus has commenced the pirn-j 1st, 1922. Bids to be left with the
nration of the Easter Cantata. "The ! School Clerk, and the Board reserves
Living Christ," by Wilermere. It is J the right to- reject any and all bills,
an etra fine piece of music. You are and Surety Bond in the sum of $500.00
invited to any and nil of the services, must be given for performance of
G II. Quigley, Minister. contract, if so desired by the Board.
j . CllAS. II. REYNOLDS.
Christian Church. Our Pre-Easterj . School Clerk.
Campaign is on. Ijist Sunday was I Mar. 11-18-25-29-81
"Every .Member Present Day," and , "
Aut
Service
Painting
Th mddern kind
run lasts !
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clenn
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vatlng. Rag Rugs and Fluff
Rhus for sale.
Carpet and ling Cleiinl: K
!)vI2, l.no and up
Cbas. Edwards, IVo;i.
Phone 2"--W
J A Gnarantee With Every Strok oi I
I the Brush bp4 the Guar- j
" ante li Good.
Runyan
A-New-Hat
fill- OS
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TAXI
FORD & GEORGE
lime with a riufipuity that is
lionilcd. Every ilciver anil
every car bonded rop. your
protection Willi tlio very best
Of sei-vlee.
CAI.I, MAIX 44
Keinnilelllg
ti-nt-ttng. to
none loo linn
pi-lee, a." y
See cio belol
work.
1002 X .St. comer X and Gin.
nf nl gi-nernl con-
Job too large,
I, Xo ivar-iiiue
tirs' experience.
you let your
First Baptist Church. Sunday
St Peter's Epi-.-npal Chun-'n. Cor-1
ner rmirtn -ireet ar.I u avenue .i.n-1 , m n n
Ma.ch lt.th is the Ird .Sunday ,n I,-. intenednt. We want a full attendance
Only three more Sunday remain until f ,n, Slln,,ny ,.,,, ,(, hpar f(,r
Faster. Keen in m;nd that -e are ,n K,vor. Th(1 ,or wi h ,
traimr.g so that the chuieh .rail bear,,. m. Subieel. "Individual Work for
worthy witness t,. the Resurrection. Individuals." Mrs .Frank S. Jester,
We should neglect no ser.--e whicn-dirertor of musk-, has arranired (Mod
e ran. by self-denial and effort, at- r, 1... .1,. 1 k..i. 1....1.
tend. Taere will be the usual i-r- rminB d ownin(f Rev. R. C Edg- .-'
ular s.-rvices next Min.tay. Our special WKU, f m .Mont., Superintend- !
feature to be noted by Brotherhood , of rnrislilm IIo5pitn,, for thc I
Wen that the,,- corporate communion ; Nl)rthwt, wi ,mK.h at the ewninB '
is at the early servwe at S a. m. ForhlHlr. is wi he , sfrmm I
th.vv- anticipating eonf.rmatnm there ;p wiH minUon what thp proteMant
" "'- l- 1 ouiainj 1 fhnr.h.i nr.
and 4:i:, p. ni. Thnr .lay. tlie ser
'mon topu- Sunday morning will be
"Our Birthright in the Commonwealth
of (!..." Oi, Monday evening at llcfl
an liiiil the regular BnitherhotKl fel
lowship meeting will be held. Mr.
Walter MacPherson, the
Day
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HAT ErWiA
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HAT EI
and
COLOR ITK
The L&L Drug Co. j
churches nre doing in hospitals fo
the sick. . R. Hinson. I). D., of I
Portlan, will preach at the Baptist
church next Tuesday afternoon at J
2:110 and at T:TiO p. m. Dr. Hinson is 1
vice-president of th American Han- !
list lloi"e Missinnflrv QninlV nf VW
traveling. YnrU u .-. .v- 1
secretary. w,!l be with llie men at preachers in tho Baptist denomination I
this meeting. All are ,nv,tc,lJ,,lnH js ,nlrt to ; f ,h(1 m(wt 1
. t.unn, Lector. ular sneakers on ,he Vacific Coast. -
Korniture Exchange
VoiljpLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
fkoKlack 12a
ED DOS03UE, rrop.
Fir A Jefferson
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4-4 '"
Snodgrass
and
.lmmerman
tfuncral Service Par
lcr, Licenrod Enibal
mer, Ainhulaiice Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 02, Night
Phone, Main 743.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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