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

VNDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Blossom -Fresh Color Crisp Fine i Ginghams
and Scores of Pretty Spring Styles to
; Greet You in The New.f.--
f Minaf Taylor Dresses
Jjvory sunny lay is ii reminder f"
approaching spring ii hint that it is
no? a hit too early ti" lie select inj; your
wash frocks.
Wo are plad to announce a special
eollecti'iiii of new Miua Taylor styles,
paily 'hired, ehariiiinnly designed
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and made with that irecision of
workmanship, which distinguishes
ina Taylor. The'1 Earlier you view
them, the more complete the showing,
of course, and the nrore certain you
are to find your preferred style and
1 lor in the desired size.
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"AT HOME" STYLES
AT $2.95
Pretty enough lor mar
ket and neighborhood
wear, too, honuti fully,
finisli 'd and eliarniiu.uly
si vied.
"Dress-Up" Frocks
at $4.95
(linifhtuns as soft as silk
colors that seem to
have heen taken from
'.joiKpiils, hyacinths anil
ollifcT sprint"' flowers.
it 'Extra Sizes
" VSpfecial Designs
I f you wear a size a hove
Hi, you'll he charmed
wit h the limy; lines, the
clever effects offered in
M ina Tavlors, in sizes to
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
liifhtful nut'tiiif wa htM. Mikh Uctl
Ijll&KHu ItMf the ikfvutional. tts Mitr-
i urn j i owe ii lurnisncti iwo uciikiuiui
piuno koIuh. l ollowinif the jirorum
ivfrebhiJiuiits wvr served.
Mr. and Mia. A. ('. Hampton am
Mr. ftnd Mis. i'an M- U'llan eiilr
lainrd tlio Wetliif.sday iiride Club at
: the home of the Inkier In.U evening.
AutfUht Stange won the hi ntleinen's
prize and Mis. (J- U. 1-arisim receiveJ
higli honors Htiiong the la .ie. De
licious refi esfiiiK-iitH were so- ved. The
Hireling was held lust iiit'ht innteair
i of Wednesday, as is usually the cus-
torn, on account of conflicting social
' afluij.
ii.vmij:t kixks swum k mi s
I LONHOX Many or th actors
now out of work have taken to
Helling band withes to peu;h who
i havu to stand lor hours In the
theatre-; Minnies. . .
Tl.m-'liiy. Mv 15. If -'0
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VOT
ERS:
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAKS FT
SIOHAGE
The iin'li rsii;ru'l Trustee of the
tute of E. F. llutr, Biinlirupt, now '
in hiK ps.sessiun thi fullowini. ai
mobiles which will he so!;i fur k
hip and Kunij;' hills, to-wit:
Thomas Flyer, reputed owner, W
lialton; one Maxwell touting ear,
puted' owner, V- V. liandal); one '
I.VK-KniKht tourintr car, reputed e
cr, C. A. Ball; one Ov'erlanj toii
car. owner unknown. j
- Thpe cars have heen stum)
what wu" k-'iown as Hilton's (iai
and the Trustee is unable to lo
the ownotK of suid tars and t)
cars will- be sold for storage pi
claimed by the- owner and the'
against the same Tiairt. j
JK8SE cku:u
Trustee in Hunkiuptey of t
' Estate of E. F. Hu, Baukrui
May 17-18-lft. ' ' '
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CAFETFKIA DlNNEli. ;
A The holies of Island City will j
ri cafeteria dinner at the Odd
lows' Hall in Island City on el)
! day.
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- l-;vlts of C'oiistlpallou. .'
hiioui !
le in Perhaps the most serious of
,llll'n" diseases called by eonstlpallo'
irul"" I appendicitis. It you would n
i this daiiKel ous disrase, keep
'bowels reKiilar. Fur this pi: rf
1 Icisx'hamherlain's Tabluts are excel
were! easy to tako luul mild mid 'it
pils. of in effect. Adv.
four! !i -
t noon
ice an
served
Ka
M rs.
owery.
Henry
e also
SOUK"
lljoyeil
for
Ih.ui
r; kxi'txe
Auto Strop
Enders
Gem
Ever Ready
Durham Duplex
Razors
$1.00
THEULD""c(o.
"Try llio Drug Store l-lrsf
C-E
Got you ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co.
'. It will be delivered when you want it.
T PHONE MAIN 700
Some More Bargai
No. I I. A kooiI 12-room roij
hoiiHo 'loso In on I
strei.l. well funHslied.
JsMIO.dil. JI'IMIO.UO
will handle this
l.nil.V lien I th
reason sho wirits to i"
in. (in ii
is pro
fllililll.j
Darland Hotel !
I'mler Xrn .MaiiiueuH'iil
.Vice, ctraii eooiiiH at reason
alile lilies, rrom ."iiic up,
D. N. Baird
Proprietor
M Pnnnt St. Phnnn 1 7TAV
Inform Yourself About These New
Uses for Kingsford's Corn Starch
Very Interesting to Every Housewife
ALPH E. WILLIAMS
i REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Dainty Orlnsists that his campaign be clean,
Remarkably jr instructive and impersonal
Jl li K. AVilliiinis lias served ;is I n I 1 i 1 1 1 ;it ioiml
't t.. .... i ..:i i... : . ii ., ..... I,.,,.
iMiuiiii leejiiiiu iur wrrj;iMi uniii in i uie iimn unnnn-i
of 1 lie VillllllittOC.
! fn .luiR', 1021, at the 'oinniittee's first ineetiut;' nftoi'
the iiiaiimiratHni nt President Warren G. Harding, .-very
;St;ite c;ist its vote I'm- Ralph E. Williams nf Orenii Hip
'ice-( 'liiiirniiiii i f -t hf ( '(iniiirilteC. reei't.'.iiiziii by tlicir
iiiiiiniiiKMis vote liis fitness ;ind iiliility us a leader to fill
tins responsilile jiositioii.
This distinction tfives th Oregon and the I'a.'iNc Coast-
niiieli power and influence in pari v affairs.
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i Does the character of the campaign of 1 lie'iiyifiosit ion
lead yon to think that you ran o(. ijs sim (innlliieiice .
and iover in National ( 'i-um-i Is liy the election o',i' Hieir
'candidate? " ' - ' '
A National 'oiiiniitteeiiian does not make a)iioint
nients that is done ly 1hte I'l-esident : nor docs. a National
Coniiii'itteeiiiaii legislate that is the fund ion if Senators
,and ( 'oiiKi'essnien: the liusinessdl' a National Vi limit t (,'
inan is to ,ui'e attention to the affairs of ihe I 'arty as an
jiirxanizalion. Jn this Ifalph Williams has made a ci n
jSpiciuius success. Had there heen any letrit imate l'eason
I why .Mr. Williams should not K; re-elected, ur any doulit
as to liis loyalty and service to the party or its candidates
it would have appeared in previous elect inns and before!
lie had shown the value of his services to the party by
beinw unanimously elected 'ice-( 'hairiuan by the National
Committeemen fiT,m the forty-ciwlit States.'
; ftor Ralph K AVilliams-harmoiiized the partv win
try to disrupt it I
liy all rules of fair play, because H' the work ho has
done in the past, he is entitled to re-election.
i Ilaviiiff no legitimate reason for .opposing his re-eloc-,
tioii, the op)osition has circulated unfair, misleadim,' and
poisonous statements.
: Yp do not wish t)V insult ymir intelligence or your
iseiise of fairness, and. re;'ardless of .wliat 'tiic'opjms'itiou
has done or may b in an eleventh hour attempt to impose
jits poison upon you, there will be no disposition on Mr.
w imams parr ti adopt llieir unclean methods.
Come to The
LA GRANDE NEWS
COMPANY
For Your
Periodicals, Candies,
Cigars
Magazines and Pape".'.
Our Line is Complete
Shoe Shining Parlor
Hero's Whore You (Jet.
That. "Diamond Finish"
White Help Only
P. E. Wyrick, Mgr.
1100 Adams. Opposite
Shorn- Theatre
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RKMEMBER HER ON COMMENCEMENT D'a'Y,
WITH
Pyralin Ivory $
1VOUY Mlh'K'Oi;
. ivokv hah; i:i:r.sii
V--., ivorv co.m.i;
"F your recipe calls
for four eggs to one
quart of milk, use
three eggs, and for the
egg omitted use half
tablespoonful Kings
ford's Corn Starch.
It is not necessary to pur
chase both a bread end a
pastry flour. By using one
fourth cup of Kingsford's
Corn Starch to three-fourth
cup of any good flour the
percentage of gluten is de-creased
13 X Ralph E. Williams
(Paid Adv. hy Committee of Kejiiilftieanx, C. I,. Slnrr, Sec'y.,
of Trade lildj;., I'urtland, Orpcrni.
617 Hoard
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IVOIJV TKAV
Note Our Reduced Prices On All Ivory Items
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The IRexaM store
m,
CORSSMRCffl
and the starch content increased so that
home prepared flour will make a lighter
and Finer grained cake.
For smoother, glossier gravies and sauces
use a dessertspoonful of Kingsford's instead
of a tablespoonful of wheat flour.
For lighter, flakier biscuits, pie crusts and
muffins, make your pastry flour with Jcup
of Kingsford's and ;V cup wheat flour.
FREE: Ask your irrcwer or writ Johnicm.Lleher
Company. PortljnJ. Oregon, tor bt-aulttul
toMcr ot the new Kingtfunl Com Slarch m-ipea
I.n Grnnde. Oropon, Alay 1st, 1022.
To Our Customers;
Afler Juno 1st, we request that all our rustnmera pleao save
their sales slips, as we do not umiln itemize. We hae heen for
tho past three years using a KiirrniiKhs Ilnokkiwidni: Jlaehino
on our Wholesule and Ceneral Ledger accounts and have decided
to handle nil our retail accounts In the same manner. This nin-
clilne is similar to that used In the hanks. We believe this ma
chine will expedite our accounting and make il pii.nible for us
to rIvo you the best servlco In your accounts with ab-nlute ac
curacy. However, should you havo any misslm; slips we' will pladly
furnish you duplicates, as we retain all oriKin.il sales slips In
our files.
Very truly yours,
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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For 30 days only we are going to give a 15 per cent dis
count on Refrigerators and with each one sold the pur
chaser will receive 500 pounds of M. A. Stillwell Meat
Company's Pure
ICE FREE
iEilllDEiDlPIFIEf1T(ini
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lit II.
We nrc pnuiii i,f mir record nf Imvitiji fiirnishcii
(1h licuiilo i.j La '!;. i' with jmiiv iirtil'ici.il ico f'tu-
tho pa
twontv o:'.rs. We nro still at vonr service,
W. D. Grandy
o .SANITARY 'ICE COMPANY ;
o 0 'Jhones i2C7-J and 297-M., 0oV
REASONABLE and
SEASONABLE
A new line of Japanese Crepe in all colors for aprons
dresses, etc., H yards for .l.(Ki
Assortment of New Tweed Sport Suits, $11. 2.1, 12.10
and l:!.H)
lilossoin Silk in white and colors, yard S!)c
(iiniihains 1.1c to i;:V
IVrcales, yard 1.1c, 17c, !!).
Silk Hose i!te to .2.21 'J
IWlUlt' kJllV l'jF v iniwi imi
Full line of Pearl Cotton. siol pi,.
Stamped poods in Pillow Tops, lfunners. Talile
Scarfs and Panels.
See Our Demonstration of the Art Needle
. Andrew's Variety
-Store
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