La Grande evening observer., April 21, 1922, Image 2

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TA"OE TWO
r;. ot?.ant)r EVENryo oksetcyer
"CHIC" SUITS
SPRING MODES OF DAINTY
GRACE and DISTINCTIVE
STYLE
You will delighl in llio new
Spring Styles in Suits. Yc .sli ; w
many models in navy tricut iue
and I'oirct Uvills no two alike
and in strielly tailored effects or
the "chic" flare styles. All arc
moderately priced for. quick s 1
lin;;'. NEW MILLINERY
New Spring Millinery arriving
daily IkiIIi for women and child
ren. Yj n. will Find lietter styles
for loss money in our millinery
department.' Your inspection invited.
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"Wrappy" Coats
Meautiful Wraps with soft darp
ing effects. Luxurious ones i,f
Marvella (doth, richly einliroider
ed and heautifully lined. Other
styles in I'oh Cloth and l'olair,
in a vast assortment of styles, all
moderately priced.
NEW FROCKS
New Ft ks arriving daily. Each
day we can show something new
in the Keay-tio-Wear deparr
ment. Xew dresses arrived today
conic, in and see ihem.
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE b? Ccrdo.
'VS G"T A CITTCe
(INJ A show.
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HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
I! NOT ANY !!!!! H
XKW OKLKAXS. A:r. 21. Tin'
InviHihlo furctfH of Hit' a!r wir tir
rayod aKahist ''tin .uvlsiblo ompiro"
of tlio K11 Klux Kl.m lust nyM
whin Clnvonior John M. Parker nf
IjOUIkIUIIII UHi'd tho Ht'in'B Villi Id
broadcasting statlm to mako tin
nntlKii Klux Kliin U'ltlrfss.
"No band of masked nien, no nv.h.
Jio visible or thivisjbli! ftin c . sh;ill
.pvr dominate t''' govern ni'Tt of
Anmrlra, nor tho pov vnnn'iit of
Louisiana," tho governor dorlared,
wbllo HtandiLiK In front of tho
tiron Ic;ist I nt; murium i m. "NVfthiM
tho Ku Klux Klun nor nny otlicr
similar body of mn shall rls an-
ipt'ilor to (mr law enforcing offirt t
lor to our courts nnd our ju
iVe of the wnith,,ua well as tin
I ;iiM)pl nf tho en tin nation, nn-jpasi-ttiiK
throtiKli a rrisis that rlc
'munds and Insists upon fearless niui
impartial nforc hiicnt of the law.
If you hav not that, you bavn no
rivillzatlon," th Kovcrnor continued.
CITIES' LOSS
1
VIOI.KT Cl.UMI'S, 2,-ic each. Porcn
nml Uirkspur and (Jylisnphelia, liiido
olunii5, Xm each, II for $1.00. Plant
thi'in now. Chi'rrys Florists.
4-18-tf
Big
Unloading
W t.l -
f iu want to save umiev Imy your shoes at the
Hooti-ry while this side is mi. See our windows aihl
compare our prices then he y tir own jude.
Every shoe in the house reduced.
The Bootery
For Slices That Are Different
GROVER SMITH, Manager
""i"' .yumy '") iy,iMq m,iW"T';m' mniini.)iii 11 ,
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AN STARTS
ANNUAL APRIL 17
EVENT LASTS 10 DAYS
PICS .MOIXKS. Apr. 21. IVrsonal
projn rty, farm lands and lhr rail
roals wero nssessivl low tir In 1!'-J
than tho year previous, ueoopi in
to tax itiibins just eomideti'd in the
office (if (ilenn C. llayiH-s. state
auditor, but town loU al:id expiess
and It'lophono companies were as
sessed Jiiher.
The taxable value of personal
property fell off 1 5.810. 1 :t 1 , ril!
roads, $5,1 ? a, fl ft", and farm land,
:t.:iufi.5!iS. Tho deereaRO in 1
assessnient of the railroads was dti
to tile iiition of the federal court
(n rstrainiiiK l ho exiTiitive rouueil
from col li'cthiK ttie tax'9 assi'Hed.
Hut for tills action, the va'.Inud
assf ssment woo hi have bem in
creasi (1 ivor ID.OOd.lioi). 'rue mat
ter Is still 1n tiie courts.
While th"He three classes of prop-
1 1 rty decrease 1 in assessed value
,nver $L'-l.nofttnnn, th.- assessment on
jloun bits was inrreased $12,4 11,-4-it,
nnd express property, tele-
phones, telegraphs and tiauMnlswon
iliues were assessed $ 2 ,:! t .2 1 hljib
Jer. The net loss just about equals
jtho Increase the council madM in
ll.be railroad as v anient.
J llespite tin dec re ise In nsese !
jvalu1, farm land pays about three.
I niths of the (axes of the state. The
jlnxable value or land in 121, in
icludiiii; forests and fruit tres, was
j f. T . fi S jiep cent of tho total; the
'valuo of town lots, 3ft. 2i ptr cent;
'the viihi" of personal property, 13
per cent; the value nf express prop
e ly. telu, lione, telegraphs ;i ml
transmissit n I les. S7 per cent and
the taxable value of the rail roads,
as fixed temporarily by the courts.
ti.!'"i per rent.
Tho average per capita tix !n
Iowa is $ I or $2 1 U SD for a
family of fixe. Of this sum, Jl.es
per capita, it J2t'.40 per family of
five, Js for state revenue, roads,
county and city taxes.
lowo county in cnmpiiny with nurse
I(;terni on her return from a busi
ness trip to Portland.
The M. K. ehurch celebrated Kns
ter in an approiulate manner. In
the niornlne there wua a baptism
service and Kaster w rnion with spe
cial niuslc and I:i the e von ins the
choir , under the direction of Mrs.
K .T. McCulIy. j:ave n beautiful
Kaster cantata. The church was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants.
A plif-'rimaKO to Ict-.-bound moun
t tin lakes has ntain become a legi
timate gpotr and on A j i 1 14 a l)iave
at-s-embly wended its way toward
Aneroi'l hoping to di dc.wn through
the 12 feet of snow ut.nl seven feet
of ie in tftiii to catch a fish for
( breakfast Ajiril 1j, Since it Iuih
snowed perslst"til!y all Kprins. they
encountered - nun h loose snow and
Hird j;oinff.i The cabin had been
dismantled and snowt-J u"ider but
j in Miite of discomfort s and bad
iwe.ith'r, there 'watt a fair catch (f
fine fish.
I .Mesdaines fcben , (Janlke nnd F. D.
jMcCulty wt'io hostese April 14 in
; the AUCuily home at u delightful
; shower In honor of Miss Marriret
Swartwoo'l, whose ennapefment to
I rl Olmxtead of Portland, was nn
Inounced n week earlier. Miss Swart
; wood received many beautiful and
i useful j;li'ts from her miiy friends
(in Joseph, wheiKi nbe is a very mi
;Ular you lady. Dainty refreshments
r were serveil.
j ICvereit lCndicol t . homesteader and
iranclu'r from Snake river, out for
the first time uluc,? the county fair,
reports prnss prowimu; In the Snake
j river country, despite a cold, back
! ward sprint.
The Joseph Womans' club is the
i new TVinio of the Kntre N'fuis club
and nt the recent elr. ctlon of of fi
cers for the coming year the fol
lowing persons were chosen : presi
dent. Mrs. . C. Keith, vice-presi-
,dent, Mrs. If.. S. Oibsntri, reocrdinK
KwreUry, Mrs. E, M'tzt;er, corres-
po n d in k-6o reta ry , M rs. A. AN' .
Shanff, treasurer, Mrs. J. A. lllev
ans. These officers do not take
office until Suplomber 1, but have
tho summer to plan work.
NO SI I'lilt-Tltl ST
CHICAGO, Apr. 21. Flat denial
that nn -amalgamation of the Ar
mour, Cudahy and Wilson packing
eompaiii(s is contemplated, was
contemplated, was made Tuesday by
J. OK'len Armour and Kdward Cud
ahy, presidents of their respective
organizations.
(Hy Asuoclateil rresa
lFOIMA. ill. Anr. 21. A music
section in every public library in
the United Htales is the joint aim
if the General Keder-alion ui v nm
:'k clubs uud the Xatiotiul Fed
'ra'ion of Wtmf-n'8 clubs. Uoth
federations have creat. d a depart
ment of library exttJision. with Mi
Jameb H. Hirsch of Oriando, Pi a
as chalnnan. Mrs. Hirsch said tin
propositi music sections would prow
valuable in making available la-
formation on music to iIioku dair-
ins it.
Tho commute workliiR with ?.:rs.
Hirsch Inclmb'H: Mrs. J. l.acey
Harper. Yuma. Arizona; Mrs. Fra'.ik-
Coc!h-u Salbla, Colo.; Mrs.
j. ('. Hjitco'i;. Smart, Flu.; Ml!',
lo'a liif-lHip, ,-av:niiiah, Co.; Mrs.
l- l. n (',. !. v rr:iuf"i'ls- ilV,
'lnd.; Mrs. '.Jacob Van tier Keo, Iowa
'ci'.y, la.: Mrs. Cordon KiMihnry,
St. Vlair( Midi.; Mrs. 'ah ia N.
;stfflers Utiiokhi'veii. Miss.; Mrs.
Uieo. W. l.:ml;o. C:ayton, Mo : Mrs.
Llohepiiilie J. Udf-. '""'Td, H ;
.lullu K. Williams. .Vefehant
ivillM. '. J.: Mis Marguerite Uctrd,
; Fargo, N. !.; MJs I.e-'inora Lewis,
Pierre, P.; M rs. H'iry Hi one,
: christfaiisbinr. Va ; M Anna V.
j isii.isette. iv tnieinl:;, Wash.; MlM
K.iiih It'iiidmli, Ma-iitov.o.-, Wis.
men im:zi-;h ii h 'l'V
1 KALAMAZOO, Midi., Apr. 21.
i.Iotiu Duvall limine, eirolt mlilion
jalr, iind ltex Furl, an iiivhllecl or
' K.ihuaazoo, wi'ie roticted in 'ir
Iruit coert he.;- lai" yesterday on
la chai-M" of lib mlly iiosKCAsinjf.
tr:inHMi-unr and incii dtini.' li'tiior.
Sae 7UM. infants m iotuk
5r5ik'o:d Imitation
fjmt-.s'fisn Substitute
. . .... uii louiv nMtted wrain cittact in Powder
Th. Orlinnl Food.nrink For All A: jfio Copk-mhrna - D.gc.t.bic
Try the special French Pastry with
your ice cream at the Palace Confec
tionery. 4-lfi-tf
EACS Wanted at The Observer.
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
i
! The Red Cross Thrift Shop Is
open daily now in the New Foley
j HuiKliiiK, off the C hestnut street
j entrance. Thursday will contin-
ue to lie Thrift Pay and on this
. day nil who have donations ior t
j the shop are asked to have it
ready to be delivered, that be-
I ing the day collections are made.
j 12-16-tfp
I
Poor
Fish
F.vcvIxmIv is Imviiifr
tackle at niir
HALF PRICE
TACKLE SALE
iMi(l assi vtiiK'iit now
Hit vnu'll have In luiri'..'
L
un
April 23rd an.i Ap-.il 2DU:
"Wo aro featuring 1 1n- I'd Hvvi iKnirisliiii!,' an.l
licalllit'iil lircails and -akcs I'or Ifaisin Week:
Sl'N MAID JAISIX ni;i:.l)--fillf(l with, lus
cious Sun Maid raisins and spices. n v loaf 15c
SlT MA1I IJAIS1N IMKS very delicious and
jui.'-v. each 25c and 35c
SUX MAID l'ONTOX lilfOWX r.K'KAD
SlTX MAID I.'AISIX ('OOKiKSrh.en
.. 15c
... 20c
4th Anniversary Sale
One lot of ladies' pure sill; and finer silk 1ioM
?l.'l!t values ! 98c
One lot of ladies' fine cotton yarn hose. Hack only
. ' )2h, values Cor 15c
Men's liluo wrist canvas gloves, per .air 10c
One lot kitchen hromiis, -t sew, values to 7.V, for 49c
Ono lot Star cut tumblers, vnhu $1.2:5 per set 98c
AH mt'llV, ladies' iind inisses' sweaters 'J.Vr discoun'.
1ikj rWd organdie in white and eidors, values t s!.-
59c
DEER KILLED
Sign Service
Auto Painting
The modern kind
that lasts
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(Special to The OTisirver)
JOSKi o, Apr. .1. .Miiu'.av i
doe
ARIETY STORE
v;is chasist ly dot:, it coyoi mil
upon thi l;tk. nd hroke llirout.h
Him ice. r;iss'rsliy rescued ihe tunr
creature almost more dead than
aliM" an.l oioiuht it ,!on to Mr
llritt's ham. ohere It v,n temlirly
cared tor The iol,l uud friKlit were
tii much and it died two tl;iy
laler.
Thri are nmny stories of coy
oleM thaatni: an I killinK dwr at this
time .t , ar h h. n the aiiow f mn
not! Oi. .1. r lunik ihroiiKh at
'iev ThmmI iin.l ri.yi.t.k ilo not
till. lie.;. '". la M'llitin 'ii iteir
mil nt ll ,iin Mltiis , .
M t .M I.i(i.!... w'.m Im
in n ,MVin M,t Pnrllan
A Guarantee With Erery Strokt oi
I me iirusn ana inp i.uar
nte Is (iooi
Runyan
"BILL' HANSEN
r.n(rarl6r and Itulliler
Hi I. It, Stone, Tile anil
t'onerclo AVork
l'euiiIcllne Unit Renernl ron
trading.' 'Xv Job loo lrK,
Bono loo, ktimll. No viir-tli
prlcr. 5IS' 3rrn' pcrlmc.
co mo before you let you
work.
11022!.:t.Cor.!I&Ct!i
CHATS WITH YOUR
ELECTRIC MAN
The huslncss we nre encne
ed b!i Is n pitlKle trust. The
ollii:ation Imposed is to pro
vide adequate and dependable
perv lee.
This Involves the IntnlllKent
and wIlllnB co-operation of
our employees. They are the.
human factor upon which W"
depend for nood Rervhe. and
husiuesa nuecess.
The public has the Picht to
eviiect courtesy and an intel
liiicat . npiTrN.atlon of It
neerts. Th'w are our first
obligations nnd we Mrive to
fulfill Ihem because we know
thai In fulfillment there lies n
full measure of satisfaction
nnd success, shared alike by
customers and company.
New Telephone
-Directory
To be issued scon Notify the
office at once of any chnn'c ; to
be made.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
J
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Hams and Bacon
Just From the Smoke House
Delicious Hams, Bacon and Shoulders
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Picnics iSc
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Da eon Hacks IS,-
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOIMVUY
All kinds of machinery, autumnl'ilm ani frwtori
paired, overhauled and rebuilt. o
Aacetylena welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and nvereise pistol o
CraAkBhaf ts Tjitonr and, Pjstoa Ting mqf
Cite s a trial
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