La Grande evening observer., April 14, 1922, Image 2

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Iifflw fr' BEAUTIFUL NEW MODELS FOR EASTER " ' . 11 V ! ft
'SvJnfrtflK FIRST SHOWING ALL MODERATELY PRICED' iRlJlSf l
II El AVo arc sliowin tilav for the first time dozens of Xuwv, . j II
II fiMAf Livttv DUKSSKS. 81-ITS. COATS. WKAI'S and HATS, I ' II
4311 wliii-h inst jm-ivwt tt ;v fur Raster weal. AvV
BEAUTIFUL NEW MODELS FOR EASTER
FIRST SHOWING ALL MODERATELY PRICED'
We arc showing tmlav for the first time dozens of Xwwv
pretty DUKSSKS, SlTl'S, COATS, WUAl'S and HATS,
which just arrived today for Kaster wear.
Uan beautifVil garments are sliown and styles W each
and veryone and it'is without loulit the hest sliovyin.ln
tlie city all are moderately priced.
VVour inspection is invited.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE-
ir his rt.-k. He !! n-vt! can
es of black-leg in his herd uml h:i
Uken ni's.'lr.' f!fHul t" check
the unread nf discil-..
Mr. l;ltizr IWt Sumlay
mi-' wfeit MI mm l "
short tint it rl.
it. Urtk Vitnt, AuMt of
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ill it. im '"'i"'-
. Tit " Hirt pii
jhtok ih Jut of Hilrd from Hun
Trt't Wnfij Uil, and M then'
fiicnds lonjr fn;wrll. Tkvy ''
at prttMit workiriR in tk sawmill Mt
I'cny and huv taktn up their mIkjiIc
in that town.
Mm. Jennie Holveroon him Imhm
quite ill for the past wei'k but is slow
ly recovering- During Her illness ?n
Cimlrarli n'ul iuH 'r
) Ill-Irk, Smile-, 'I He ami
I'OIIIII'K! '"it
U HiHlellni; i''l K-n .l ron-
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W yian' cK-ri-.
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. THRIFT KHOP OJ'E.
The Red Cross Thrift Shop la
nn.-n ,(:iilv now in the New I-'oley
was the recipient of an immense box Jf nuijii,K off the Chestnut street 'ti
of choice daifodils from Oystervilli' cntrance. Thursday will contin-
ion the Washintrton coast. it u0 to be Thrift Day and on this U
Mrs. J. W. Scott spent Wednesday d a wi,0 llu-e donations for
in l.a (irande. I the shop are asked to have it
Mrs. -Sarah Beauchamp, aired eitrh- iw ,,.,i i Lc delivered, that be-
ty-thie:, had the unicue exlieriencc -lng (ie ,j.ny collections are made. SK
Thursday of riding on a railway train
for the first time in her life. She
made the trip to La Grande and back
with her son.S. A. Beauchamp, walk
ing the half mile to the depot and the
same distance again upon her return,
seaming no worse for the experience.
Mrs, Beauchamp has ridden in an
automobile only once in her life, that
being last summer and for the dis
tance of one mile. She calls the auto
mobile "the Divil's stink-wagon." As
she crossed the plains with her peo
ple in a ''prairie schooner"' about seventy-five
years ago, her experiences
must have ueen vast and varied.
2-lC-tfp
For Sale
4-room plastered house, nwvly
pnpep'd and iwinl-d inside. Trice
$1350. Terms, $2'M) rush ami bal
ance at ?2 -r month ineludiii? interest.
4-room plastered bouse, city wat
er, electric li(;hts, for $ 12'j'i. $200
cash and balance like rent.;' .
house in pood lorntlon,
for $12r.u...$20i) cash,
i balance.
PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE.
The tendency of medical science is
toward preventative measures. It is
easier and better to prevent than to G-ronm
cure. Pneumonia, one of the most ust off Fir
tlanircrous diseases that medical men laud terms i
have to contend with, often follows aj ;
cold or attack of the grip. The cold Rooming house In splendid lora
prepares the system for the reception tion on paved sireet. Easy terms
und deveolpment of the pneumonia to right party.
germ. The longer the cold hangs on,
the greater the clanger. TuTe Cham- 15 acres in Fruit-lale for $3000.
berlain's Cough Remedy as soon ai Terms, $250 cash and balance $2.ri0
the first indication of a cold appears
so as to get rid of it with the least
possible delay. It is folly to risk
an attack of pneumonia when this
remedy may lie obtained for a trifle.
adv.
per year.
800 acres of choice pasture land
in I.aad Canyon, $10 pn' acre, easy
terms.
R0 acres near Cnion. easv terms.
JMJiHfc. ia S,rii,ij(i j:1irv or (.-rain ranch.
I he Pythian Sister club will holn ,)e,nw .IIiylhiaB , fered in
the vicinity. Immediate possession.
a cooked food. sale at F. I.. Lilly's
hardware store Saturday April 1.1th.
Everything for your Easter dinner.
, Proceeds to go for charity work.
4-12-31
t Sherry Theatre Easter Offerng
Wallace Reid in "Free Rent," and
i Larry Semon in -"The Show."
4-1.1-21
240 acre farm, all In cultivation,
near Lone Star schoo for $C5 per
acre. $2no will handle this. This
Is an estate and the low price is
made to sell it.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
j I wish to announce to my frierlds
and patrons that this is the last week
o order trees and shrubbery for spring
delivery, but I may have some left
over from shipments already received.
j J. H. KILHY.
4-11-ot
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Ileal Estate, Insurance, Farm Loans
j EASTER LILIES.
No home complete without a Lily j
for Easter. We have 500. all grown !
in La (Irande. Have you1 seen them? j
4-10-fit CIIKKRYS FLORISTS, i
THE Oregon Nursery Co., Geo. Ball,
Agt 1212 Wash. Ave. Phone 140-M.
3-7-tf
La Grande '
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating. Rag Rugs and Fluff
-Rues for sale.
Carpet mill Hug ( leaning
Uvia, ni I. ru ami up
Chas. Edwards, rrop.
1'hone 253-W
Eastman Kodak Films
We lire now ahlc to supply you with nil sizes in
EASTMAN FILMS '
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
TICKS
NUMEROUS
maining .stock and closed up his busi
ness in U ilpard and expects to remove
with his family to some other locality
in the neiir future.
Wrat Condit rode into Hilgard Wed
nesday to procure medicine for treat-
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
Silk Skirts
and Blouses
JUST ARRIVED!
A Large Shipment of New LadiAV Silk Tricollette
Blouses, J4.89
Lace cdUar tuul cut't' sots
Collar aiul VcstiT sets
Collar lace, per yard
Vestev laee, per yard
Misses hall' hose, roll top
Ladies l'ancy aprons
8')e tn H.:?!)
-f l.lli) tu $i.7:
"', tie and OSe
to !ja!V
".V and ().".
t to
Andrew's Variety Store
(Sptr!nl lo The OhsorvorJ '
UMfiii, Apr. The lecent
rains have made the road to Millard
and up the river next to impassable
with any kind of a conveyance. Hoi-o-
back ix the popular method of travel ;
and that only when necessity demands, j
The. snow has entirely disappeared ex- ,
cept for drifts on the north slopes
arid, the new jyrnss has nt la.it been!
able to make a feeble start. A few j
head nf stoi'k have already been turn- j
ed out on the short grazing.
I Though the season has been late j
.enough in niot things the wood tick!
jhat put in an unusually early appear
Innco and the present outlook promises i
Ja bumper tiop of these lively pests.
The ant ha.- nothing on Mr. Tick for
Industry and not a few bear witness i
that he is onto his jr ti i
J. V. Scott is having several miles
of fence built, in some places repine- I
nig oht and in oth.rs building entire-I
ly on new lines. Though the weather
has Inen generally turmyt woik is -progress
in nicely. I
John IMxon ami Win, lixnn nroj
alo working at fence building, having
taken a contract lo fence certain sec
tions of the state highway above
Hilgard. As yet they are only work
ing on making poMs until weather
'conditions improve.
Witrk hnt (i cam brtrnn nn tli. ttiir
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bridge below Milgard known as thc;i
'( larkson bridge A .sm;ul Ijiew "
is at work and a larger mimb.r of l
men will be added soon. This bridge!!
is not far from completion as it is ! I
estimated that four or five weeks ati!
the mo.vt will see it finished. jfc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Santord have,
spent the past week rearranging th-ir J
himie and aio now prepared to take
care of both hoaulers and roomers.
Kive men, the advance guard ot j
Porter and Conley. tntra:tonit arriv- J
d m Hilgard Friday. They nr.' I
awaiting the arrival of a twen-five J
ton riH-k-cTiisher to be shipped to thi- I
stat-.on tr Unloading and removal omj
io me nignway when the road xravel
irig will tw'gm. A larger erew will be
taken on later a occasion demands.
Ian Cable has disposed of his re-
Manufacturer's
Sale
Friday andi Saturday
Pocket Knives
Every one "iiaranteeil
for (Quality and Service
79 cents ,
Your choice of the lot
Stafjs, Pearls, Horn
and Wood
"See. The Window"
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SL.DRUG CD
Pvunyan'sj
KJoanmo dav - -. 1 .
ii Jfandhsl for
QVorif day usQ't
and ' -ihii 'i'maans ia .1 J'-V
Housecleaning time is here if you find your old
rugs won't do
See Our Stock of Rugs
Make your houset leaning easier with a
BISSELL SWEEPER
or a
BEE ELECTRIC CLEANER
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44 ; , ,
Ulil with n company that Is
bomli il. i:vi ry ill ivi r nnil
every Ci,r ,on,iIN -ul. your
protection with tlio jciy best
of service.
CAIX MAI.Y 44
Sign Service
Auto Palntin$
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Furniture Escliaege
Phone, ITa-Jfc UX fit 6 TetXjoo
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Serviee Par
lor, Licenced' Emhal
mcr, Amhulanee Ser
vice. Day Thonc
! Main C2, ' Nit
Vlw, Main 713.
VVt Fourth St
La trvul, Oregoa.
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