La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1922, Image 2

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PAOT TWO
IiX CT?ATK KVF.NTNn ORSRnrKH
"Priscilla Dean" Hats
For Girls
jvcif girl wants fi " I'riscilla Dean" hat.
You will find bettor styles tuul (
iiialif ics in J'riscilla Deans. We arc ex
clusive agents J'nHlicse lints in La (i ramie
and they cost no more than other hats.1
Wrappy
Apparel
The Favored Styles
Loose, wrappy types of coats are
the vongish coats for Spring
They are loose without fitted'
lines, some with Oriental sleeves
and cape hack, richly embroider
ed or corded in self tones.
We are showing 1hese new gar
ments ill some beautiful models.
All moderately priced.
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GOSSARD
CORSETS
-Hill's Dep't Store-
MINA TAYLOR
DRESSES
In i n prepared liy tho ifirlK were Hold
and lunclicnn was served in tin- dom
esUc Hi-ii-nce (H'lta-itmeiit.
MUs Hazel Muifnumm mill Mia
Murjoiir llairiH wem in rhinitr of
(hiK j-eetio.-i.
HD him TO GO
TO 1SLAIMD CITY
EL I
eiu-j! evening durinj.' the week fit the
.Mllllli't'inil A 11 1 1 1 toil u r 1 1 .
Offer Ki-IWd.
IG PARADE
There lire nt)iei'ti of n IjIk
crowd oliiK lo jKltwid City next
Tuesday ulrii (lit! Ad eluli will
iline n( I lit- Odd Ki'.Idw'h hall lit
IhIuimI Clly and tlieti iiKot (he
l.ll (h-Hjido CemelK I'lM.i ci)iniali)'
plant and tile Pioneer Klour .Mill.
I !uiiriii:i Clintim linuoutirux tliiK
the very bent enuka In mid about
Inland Clly are piepailliK the eliiek
i'ii for the IiIk final. Tho Ad club
iiiniiiiKer Ik making provision! that
every nne who la not muipllod W'h
an jutn can not a ride. Full In-strut-tiiuiH
uill lie ;:ulliKlied .Monday.
BOHO G0I0 TO
IHfJHIfllUM PnilMTV
yyfiLLUvyujuurnij!
I'OHTI.ANM), Apr. 2. Klktt from
all over Oregon find Waning u"
will tak part 1n the piinuU whirft .
will be a tatur of IOHf)rlty Vwk '
fKtlviUHH in thin city. Thf Festival
romniKslon han gii-rit(l Tliiirmlny j
May 18 un tho day for the demon-'
Hi ration Jind Major John 11. H Hha rl 1
will act as graml marHluil. The
coiiiinlKHion hi in hix'n officially noli-1
fh'tl that Albany IoiIkh W.ill U on I
limnl fn full form with a quncn, a
Kaxophon- band of 32 jHucoh nnd a
marrliiiiK club of .TO uniformed mn
Vancotivtir, WuhIj,, lodf: als.i
Bent word that its inntn l will w
i In tlw pararto with a band. It 4s
l exported that other lodges will no--til'y
the giunil miirHhal that tliev
twill be leprifscnted. Portland's ru
inous KIks' band drill tMiin and
drum a ltd Unli; corps will lead (be
paradi.
Cayh prizes -will lo given visit- ,
inpT lodges malting the best iippi-ar-
ante and citmens from outsit)? cities
will b( given prominent (parts in
l ho 'I')igeant of Peace, Progress and
roMperity" which will be tjged
(Hjr AHMOriMtHd pfSKHf
SALT LAKK, Apr. Coal op
erators hen Wednesday aid that
there whs ho necessity for them en
t( .inn into any agreement with a iep
tesintutivc of the minus' ui.ion who
had suggested terms under which t V
men who struck on April 1 wouM re
turn to work. They declared that
there Was u sufficient force in the
field to meet the demand and that the
market for coal at piesent was ex
tremely poor.
Dahlia Re2lly Mexican.
There seems to be an Impression
Unit Urn first dnhllns to be cultlvnled
In KuropH mi. I AiiiLMka were single
ttt.wcn'd form. Tills Is h iiiHtiike; (lm
very tlrst fpeole to be described nnd
ilgtired. I'-ibllu plnnaia, was u form
with a duplex or duldu head. It was
pr.M'iiynlfd l ' r,,ul1 Kiirdeiii at
Muilnd from roots of .Mexican origin,
iuhI was mimed by. the butanlst Cava
itille in 1T!H in hoiiur of Andreai
I mlil, u dlstiusulshcd pupil of Uueua.
tldA Observer Want Ads.
Kind cf Kind,
(iiil Scot - I tiniia cry, my wee
laddie-! If ye dinija find yer penny
ttfi.ie dark, here's a match ! Way
tide Tales.
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
The aliovp staiciiiPiil nwaiis just wliat it says.
Olliors think sn, why nut nu ?
(live us n trial order ami be conviuccd.
Vim save on 'vcry article when you trade at
G. HOLM
GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43
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WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
V Annual Exhibit at
High School Friday
Was Comprehensive
The manual training classes and
;lhe home economics department gavj
an exhibition of their work during
the past year in the manual training,
and home ei-ciomics rooms ycstciil iy
afternoon, beginning ut 2:00 o'clmU
and continuing until lk.'M) o'clock.
In the manual training department
the exhibition was divided into four
! sections, woodwork, lathe woik, forge
work ami mechanical drawing. The
' mechanical drawing was very good
ami the wood work was also of a
(high class. In the lathe work sec
(tion itoth wood, steel and Hon work
was exhibited. Nearly every kind of
a simple tool such us a hammer chisel,
He, had bi.il coimtiLi.'ted ty the
iboys in the forge department. Mr.
jMcKachran, manual training instruc
tor, and t cnl hnow, assist;.-vt, were
in charge of this exhibit.
Upstairs in the domestic art room a
large number of exquisite di esses,,
skirls, blouse sand lingerie, made of
wool, cotton and silk materials were
on display. Some of them were made
lover but " looked us if they had
just come from a professional drss
, maker. Other problems that the
jseamstiess confronts were exhibite 1
lalso.
I In the 'iiine.vtic science department
enticing foods of every variety were
on exhibit- Savory salads, dainty
i pastries and many other dishes weie
on exhibition. Cookies and doughnuts
'were present in great numbers- A
! large amount of canned gootls werj
on display.
J One of the features of the display
was a complete menu includir.g
i recipes for a -well-balanced dinner.
I At fi:(0 o'clock the foods that had
"I just fullt-U lu to toll you that
tho mad to Jo-tcph is in fine shape
and that automobile traffic need
luit hesitate v travelfng to Wal
lowa county." remarked liird L wis
as be ateppi-d into the Observer of
fice and rolled a cigarette. Mr.
I Lewis is one of the open air luiys
who li'is been waiting for the snows
! lo melt and the cold winds lo cease,'
so that he could oil np his favorite
at- and do a HUte ciosh country.
' He contends that the time Is about
'here for that enjoyable event. i
AI'PKAL KKI'TNKD.
(J3y As-Moclnted rreas)
WASlwrtti nn, Apr. zu. The ar
lival in Washington today of a chil
dren's crusade, composed of children
and wives of men in federal p:isons
for violation of war laws was marked
by a 'A'hite House announcement that
the deiegation would not bo- received
by the president.
: Deputy Sheriff Puts !
i Wobblieb to Flight;
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I WKNATCUEK, Wash., Apr. 2!). !
Knocking the soap box from under
inn I. V. Orator, Ditputy Sherift
jljiy yeHletday, single handed, broke
iup a ineetiiiK of tifi professed "Wob
I bles' at the Credit Nori hern c.n-
structlun camp. Tho men were piM
'off bi.nd told to leavft tho grounds,
j which they did.
Early today cireulnrs appeared
on the streets headitl "Strike Cal."
The circular is signed "General Con
struction Workers Industrial I'nion
j No. 310 of the I, W . W . ' The
sirike is to take effect Monday, nc
'cording to the circular. Eight de
; mauds are listed, among t hem ne
j eight-hour day. $4 for eight hours'
(work, no Kunday work exeopt l:i
:cap of .1111 emergency, and tlint the
; coinpa.iiy TiirtiiKh bed sheets, to be
washed once a week.
CHATS WITH YOUR
ELECTRIC MAN
Peoplo linvlitK n common in
tcniBt who livi! In ilu? kiiiiio
ipliU'O niwliti- t'liti mime liiws
and rouiilalloiiH consUtulls !i
r.oininnnUy. V'"1 w'uMovni- a
i-ninniunily nxlstH, commiinlly
PlollllMtlS UI'iHP. :
Thosci roinmiinlty piohli'ins
cxplnin nnd accounl fur tho
T)iilll- utility romimiilos ioni
iiinls organized to rond'.a
sorviro (fwonBlal to the nonor
iil 'publiit Iictiltli or convai
Unop. ,
The only roamm Tor tli
ixLstunoo of this company 1
that you may have u Hervk'0
that would othcrwlHC be ,un
(ibtnireiole. Where any ser
vice such at Ras, electricity,
teliihono, teloraiih or traiiK
nortutlon is not erticiimt. peo
ple Hhun that com mu ill ty as a
plaeo of leHldeiice. iiind occu
pation; a M"od placo not to
Invest moivcy; a nond place
to stay away from.
Every commiinlly 4h known
by Its utilities.
E. 0. L. &
P. Co.
ices on Cars Are
Way Down
See These Bargains
Real Estate
BARGAINS!
1!)I20 Biii Six SliKlcliiiUfi- ..
Axht Six SliKlcliiikt-r
11)20 Clifvriilft Ttiuriiio;
11)10 Dtitlf 'ripui inn'
!!'- Hiipirtiliilc '!" i t t-t i iij- ...
1!I1S Mnxwell Toiinusr
if 1,100.00
$800.00
$:r)0.oo
!f2.")0.00
$700.00
$:12.".00
I Kor Sale lr.fi acres on t.he hill
jtist west of Old Town. Hfi acres In
timothy, lit) acres more njider culti
vation, some, spliiulid timber, nnd
'lots of fine pasture. Fair buildings,
all year Hprlngs, a good cheap home
at $:! riiHt.no. Iteasounhle iayment
down.
D.kIo RnnrfsW .f .")().()0
Chicken ranch. You can buy it
for $lti0.on. The contract for pur
chase culls for SUMI.Uil a year. Con
sists of 4 0 acres, cvn the highway,
rb-nly of pood buildimus. It will
cost you mop. for house rent than
it will to own this properly, and he
hides, you can make some money
M. J. Gross
WASHINGTON STREET GARAGE.
1115 Washington Avenue
2i acres for rent. Four, miles
north of Island City. Splendid soil.
Fine ImildillKS. IM:lt reasonable.
I JlSnn.OO for hemic on Fmirth
jiirei't. Fair house. Lot 00 by 110
!i'eot. Pavement and taxes all paid.
! Very sniull payment down, and t"',
'per month. You can't kinord to
rent when you can own a homo on
these terms.
New Assortment Tally
Cards
Specially Priced
Ask to See Them
PUTMAN'S DRUG ST0.
THE REX AIL STORS
I Will tiaile mu of the hcM stuck
ianchi-s lu Fuxiern Orecim lor town
property.
' .lienidcnc properly In Kulerprin
woiili . fi. OHO nil. will 'da.t,. f,
proiM-rty hrre.
10-iwr t,oct iidjoiiiltii; city Win
I'M for can. ;ooo 4x11. ito ami.a,
1 acip huth f ItAkir. $s .inn,.
Owner ill tdfcr iowu ipreirt, htit
for iiono.on; ni 1. r in i ( piir, h ,
lo place H!i?fl ' .,n IVr ll Hi,
place llllill. tod then take mv
otul morti:Mc for balance. ilue him.
Tlicie are !n) cren In fa'J he;il.
'1:10 inoie In ciiltltiilMn. (leo.l 4.1111,1
in us.
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STARTING MONDAY, MAY 1.
IN THE Dll W A'I KIl 1'HOOf
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WH'ATKn XKXT TO tiir ni.Y nni.oiNts
Opening Play
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Today
Sunday
'(Jniversal's great drama of the far north with a
Sterling Cast of Palyers
Carl Lacmmle presents
9 M
CROSS THE
Thrills, romance, suspense and a hero and heroine
you will like.
On the Same Program
"THE WHIZ BANG"
A Century Comedy
Next Saturday Curwood's "Flower of the North"
Thomas Tongue Jr.
STRIKES BACK AT MALICIOUS REPORT
AND THOSE CIRCULATING IT.
' (From Portland Oregonian, April 26.)
"Wide ciiltulal icn, Imlli in the press ;iinl by
'pnssin.u' the word nlniiit,' lias been iven a malicious
report orisiiiiiled by th; oiponi'iits of K,-ilpli K. Wil
liams, to the ell'eet that Senator McXarv iius1iiuis
the loyalty .Mr. Williams ami is opposed 1o his
re-election, as republican national coiimiilticinati.''
saitl Thomas II. Tongue, .Jr., republican slak- cliair
nian. "While in Portland on business yesterday Slat.'
Chairman Tongue took occasion to nive the rmnnr
"one on the chin."
"I know this report to be absolutely l.ile and
untrue," continued Mr. 'I'i n.oii;'. "The story is un
authorized, unfathered and underhanded. It is el
ection propaganda pure and simple, i-renled for a
purpose, and should not mislead the friends of Sena
ior McN'ai'y or anyone else."
Part in Contest Denied.
"In a telegram to nn "hearing date of April 121,
19212, Senator .McXary said:
" 'Am taking no part in conies! for national
committeeman nor in any other political contest. In
deed, no one has ever rc(iicsted an expression from
me concerning any of the candidates and 1 have au
thorized no one to speak f' r me.'
"I positively know from recent correspondence
with the .senator that be not inly does not ii.-tion
the loyalty of Mr. Williams, but feels exceedinglv
friendly to him.
"Since his eleclion as republican national com
mitteeman for Oregon, Mr. Williams has done cv.tv
thing in his ver to build up flic republican partv
to do aw; if- with factional differences to secure har
mony and to elect the entire republican ticket at
very elect ion.
Mr. Williams Is Praised.
"Recognition by the republican national com
mittee of tho high order of ability.' and untiring ser
vice of Mr. "Williams to the party resulted in bis el
ection to the vice-chairmanship of tl; republican
national comnittee, an honor never bctore c nf erred
upon a western man. This reflects credit not only
upon himself, but upon the state of Orcg n.
"It is one of influence secured onlv bv pains
taking labor and years of er ice. It tie-aiis much
to tho state, and it would V-e a very serious mistake
at thi time fop the republican voters of Oregon to
defeat Mr. Williams ami elect a new nutti wlm
would he at the foot of the committee int-;ni'if it
iViec-eliairnian." 0
Committee of Republicans
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