La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1922, Image 2

S,,t,ir.lnv. April S.
PAOE TTTO
LA HRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER
millions of people who hnVP Klvfii
it their rarcful rol'lmll"n-
Irui'ti'il '' m-v
wife sinr-e April fith,
W. II. TU1KNHOW.
ilholr support until it Khali beroini'
h law.
j "N'o measure imforR thd niitlonnl
; conKrPHH In ri'rent yours haw lipen
I indorsed and rPlmlorsod by ho muny
lorpanlziitions represHiitlnif tMiis of
l-T-IIMp
WOLF CREEK
PROSPECTS ARE
featuring
Jfew Shipment
Spring Style
WRAP
COATS
NOTK'K.
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April mill ist to Pny wnt(,
rent without n penult y.
I will lie nnn-iible for no bill" "
MEETS
BRIGHTER Ni
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The Most Popular Style
Just Arrived A new. shipment m
'iipps 11 1 if I V' r;i ( 'ofils in lieautiful
:i'Iowinj styles, culorK of navy, brown,
reindeer, ete., in hoi popular fahnVs.
1Y011 will find the bestt locking; coats in
ithe city lii'Tc right now find all arc mod-,
cralely priced'.
25-New Suits-25
Just Arrived For
EASTER
We arc showing iweniy-five new ad
ditional suits which just arrived for
Piaster wear. These comprise the
chic flare styles for the "chickens"
as well as the tailored models for the
more seicate, all excdptionally good
looking suits and all ranailvahly
jn-iced.
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HilFs Dep't Store
(By Associated Fress)
SPOKAN'i:, Wush., Apr.
.(Special to Ths Observer)
lir.f L, r'Wk'l-'l A up S . Mrs
. ,, ' ., '.' . .'. , ! ProspeetH for the ultimata passage
rhnrlta 1I.HHB is reported to I, 0. ,.,,. ,,,' ,...?..,
QllltO HI.
APRIL SPECIAL
liven Away
A 25c BOTTLE OF KLSNZO MOUTH WASH
with, every purchase oflthe Big Economical
50c Tube
KLENZO DENTAL CREME
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
Albert HulstlnKS anil family npent
one dny this week with Harry Nlre
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. flllkerson
iwe.ru North Powder visitor one day
this wwk.
I Mr. und Mrs. fllurenrn Talley
have moved over to John Dims'
farm, where .Mr Talley will be em
ployed this summer. .
I Mrs. Cordla (iilkcrson railed on
I if rs. Will l.overn one afternoon
: tlliH week.
ThH ;llusy Dozen rlub and tin?
jWolf Creek club have postponed
their meetings until the roads are
In a better condition. We have no
rnuds here now. .Most all the bridges
In this part of the county ure nearly
Impassabld . Wfl surely need a lit
tle county road work done up here..
Llr .and Mrs. .Paul Ilrace of l.a
Grande returned home Kriday. They
have been visiting Mrs Hnice's pa
fe.nts, Mr .and Mrs. Walter Stan
ley. Mr. (rturence Talley Is at the! Hot
Lake snnatarium where he is being
treated for a severe case of blood
poison.
We havo no snow here mow and
everyone is busy getting ready for
their spring work . Most everyone
will be late getting their spring
grain In for It will be a week or
ten ifciys before they can begin
plowing. The winter wheat looks
fine.
Alvln Pierce Is building a bouse
and bann on his place and expects
to move onto it in tlmo to do the
spring work..
Mrs. Homer Cnrnes and Mrs. Wal
ter Stundley called on Mrs. Charlie
Nanco one uftrirnoon this week.
Wolf Creek Orange met Saturday
night, April 1. I All officers were
present except two and there were
15 members present. Plnns are un
der w.iy for a big fair here the
fall anil we are planning on order
ing a car of salt and about two tons
J of sugar. We bought and sold 32
barrels of flour sometime ago. A
delicious lunch of cake, salads,
I sandwiches jmd enffe was served by
the H. E. roinmlttee. We will not
serve lunch nt our next meeting.
j Mrs. Cordla Ollkerson and Mrs.
lAllle Gorham called on Mrs. Walter
Stuudley ono day last week.
luriM imirnnm
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
IC
EDR ST. LOUIS
ny Associated Tresa)
j FT. I.oriB, Mo., Apr. 8. The
;St. Louis Nationnls will -appear In
Klrlking iiowly (losiKiu'rt uil forms
this spiiHon.
1 ArrosH tho hronst of the uniform
In n blnolt bat, on which ''parches
j two hii-ils aro n'inrol(1i'roil In roil
Hllk. Th( tlcsign stands out In bril
liant contrast on th whitf-nt-hoinc
suits. Tho visiting uniforms is of
a blue color.
Solid cardinal storklnns will be
worn and tin' uniforms will lie pip
nd In red.
noi:i,ti l:s in
l
Coats and
Wraps
Recognized as Pre-eminent in
Style, Distinction and Character
(Yeatinns rell-ciing the best material styled
in the new. comfortable sleeve, beautifully
enfbroidt red and tailored bevend a fault in
"The Workshop of Worth."
1 1
UL-U
of the Towner-Sterling bill have
never been brighter than now. Miss
Churl Orinond Williams, presklent
of the National Kducatlon ussoclu
tion nald In nn tuldrCss befor the
Inland Empire Kducatlon associa
tion tonight.
"This measure would create n. fed
eral department of education und
provide aid to the states for the
Improvement of certain phases of
education which are essential to
good citizenship In both state and
nation," slie said. "If the bill could
be brought to a vote today, ! firm
ly believe It would receive large
majorities In both houses.
"If the bill docH not pass this con
gress publle sentiment has bek-ome
so strong that It will become nn
Important, fuctor In tho political
campaigns In the various districts
at the next election. Tho women of
tho nation have been working for
a department of education for more
than u generation. They are united
ly and enthusiastically backing this
measure and Intend to continue
NOTICE.
In the County Court of Union, Coun
ty, Oreg-on.
In the Matter of the Estate' of
Perry Smith, deceased.
Notice is horeby (fiven that applica
tion has been made to the County
Court of Union County, Oregon, by
E. E. Brill?)? for letters of administra
tion on the estate of Perry Smith,
for the reason that said Perry Smith
has not been heard from for over
seven years last past and is there
fore presumed to be dead and has
property in Union County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby further (riven that
on Monday, May 15, 1922, at 10 o'clock
a. m.t at the court house in said coun
ty, the court will hear evidence con
cerning the alleged absence of the.
presumed decedent and the circum
stances and duration thereof.
U. G. COUCH,
Judge.
E. P.. PJNCO.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Mar. 18-2S, Apr. 1-8-15.
NOTICE.
In the County Court of Union Coun
ty, Oregon,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Frank Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion has been made to the.. County
Court of Union County, Oregon, by
E. E. Bragg for letters of administra
tion of the estate of Prank Smith,
for the reason that said Frank Smith
has not been heard from for over
seven years lust past and is there
fore presumed to be dead and has
property in Union County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby further given that
on Monday, May 15, 1922, at 10 o'clock
a. m., at the court house in said coun
ty, the court will hear evidence con
cerning the alleged absence of the
presumed ulrccdent and the circum
stunccs anil duration thereof.
; , U. Ci. COUCH,
Judge.
E. R. KINGO.
Attorney-'for Petitioner.
Mar. 18-2T,, Apr. 1-8-15.
Coming to
' I, A (ilM.MIK
Dr. Mellenthin
SCKl IAI.IST
In Internnl .Medicine tor ttie
past eleven yeais.
l)OI-:S -NOT tM'Klt.Vl K
Will lie at
HOMMKIt IIOTKIt
I HI11AV, AI'KlIi 8 INT
otrirc Hours: 10 n. ni. to 4 p. m.
OXK DAY ONLY
Xo Charge lur consultation
Campbell Sisters
Letfin' Eeiy io-Wear and Millinery.
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nr. Mellenthin Is a regular grad
uate In medicine and surgery nnd Is
licensed by the state of Oregon. Ho
visits professionally the more Im
portant towns and cities anxl offers
to all who rail on this trip free con
sultation, except the expense of
, treatment when desired.
According to. h's method of treat
ment he does not operate for chron
ic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids-
He has to his credit wonderful re
sults In diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerve,
heart, kWlnry. bladder, bed wetting,
catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism,
sciatica, le ulceri and rectal ail
mcnti. If-yon sv h llla( for any
lrnttii of timt so not jet any
j httttr, do Cytf. fsil In call, ai imior-
!l
t;t iiifauri r.ithr than dissM
ar vary of the rait oi your
loi'o standingj trouble.
Remember above date, that co
sulfation nn this trip will be free
and that his treatment Is different.
Married women must be sccotSr
panted by their husbsfcls.
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