La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 23, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text3 P JOE. TWO .tf.H.UJ" i.'.T" '". irA 'if.ifiT"ilM:i- ua ni?AKi)r: rcYFNT.xro otwrrvtst? r 1 TOGS I'OR - 4' iV-' ' Sports " Wear . Sprint; SS1'1 is a year fur Sports (lollies and fashionable women everywhere nre wenrinir tliem. Our assortment inrliiili" S caters, .Jersey Co,- Skirts, Hats anil all sorts of apparel in stvrtjrtrei" models. .lirijrht (Hors are tin1 host. V at AT '- I 'tV... 1. t; w vji Nr. Jt ' - -.'Ml.' i li v. Jf SKIRTS We are showing many new anil U I .looking skirls for spring wear. Krinu ol models in eheeks are ainon Die new est plaid skirls ami stripes in the ileal.i(l styles ar" uHrd and also the wrap around etTeits are of tin styles now in .voouy. We show all ' these new skirls at verv moderate i r if- COATS : Xew .Jersey sorf coats in all colors, also Ihe new silk sweaters are ex tremely votfiiisJ) t his sea-son. Silk slip on sweat ers in 'loii.tf fringe ef fects are anioii-i- the newest ones heill;; shown. Our styles of sports ' coats, are (plite ermipletc and .yini will he lliore 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 pleased at the prices. HilFs Dep't Store ACED COVE MAN. DIED OMSK l eant, M.R feet, thence south, 400 feci ,' I said point tii he ascertained, mi mure or U-.xx, lo tho Cove AlilllnKl.ninK inence irom inn nam -vt ; (.'ompuny's WjiUt Ditch, them- touth-l in Cumpany'n ilitch north ViO fiot cnulHrlv nl.inir uuiil I'civ.. Milliner f'nm.l ri, me or llK. to the Haill P lillt 1:1-:' pany'a Wutir Ditch to a puint on thc'lab ive iletei mined, thence northwester ! neetion line I10X ft nouth of the ly lollowiiiK the south line of llihi'l'-r1., northeast corner"T)T Raid section 21, Addition to the place of iie'Tinmni;, ' thence south olonic the section line 21i and' sellini;, as well, nil right, tn'e run-i and intere. 1' the sitiil defendal.t i and eh thiMHif hail on July H'. I ! J in I ur t;ie said premises ffe.'l'e"d lo he lcld or thereafter ueiniireif therein. Dated this Mth day of May, I.KK WAI'.NK K, Sheriff of Union Count.?. Mav ii-2:i-::ii. .lutx- li-IX corner of northeast quarter of north- iiw iffft B"" '' "'''"M'JV"1 r l'u(it rtiit'n fit luuu ti thu Ul.llthuuuf 1 t.- ,11a uiiniTTrn cil.' T.' t ..t . iV i, r Kf quaiter of said section 21,,thence ........ ,,.,t,,M vm Un mure or h to .the at the family home .on Sunday.' lie southwest L.orII.r f the north-ast had been ill the reutor part of the qual.tel. of northeaflt nuarter of suil, , nterb.it on elect.on. lay was W..to!., )n 2I lhente yrth n22,feet, V, to the polls to cast h.s vote. lftit mv m 1(J1)S t0 a vJt m feet south the same evening was Hlrjektn with : of tho ,rthw,.-t coiner of the north pa.alysis. from which he did not rt-;eust ua,.ter ()f ni)rthcast ouarter 0f cover, dvmi? on Suneay. He was an : ,ai( .. 21, thence east MO feet, old soldier, being in the diltlv volun-i morc r )ea!l t(l a point llm feet west teers, enlistim; first for three months, am ji)8 feet outh of the northeost then for three years, and afterwards j rorniM. of sai:1 2, thence north for the duration of the war., lie was Ii)8 feet ,0 lhe sl,ction ine aDj tnenc( at Richmond. Virginia, when l.ee bur..east ;,0 fcel aiong tne M.ction line to rendered. .Mr. Milman was 4,orn in pac.e ( beginning, containing twen Livingston county. New Vo.k, Aug- ty acies, more or less, together with ust a., lH-'ll.. Besiden his wife hei l anu singulur the tenements theie leaves four daughteis and tin xoan junto belonging or appertaining in ,to mourn his loss. eluding alt machinery, fixtures und The Commencement exercises at ; appliances, being a part of and ap thc. Maccabee Hall on Friday evening; pertaining to that certain flour mil! were well attended. The class this i situated on said premises, with nil year numbers nine: Beatrice Wordell.i water rights nnrf ditches appeitain l.cone Haxttr, l.ily Pollard, Ruth;in(t to said mill and land, excepting I'ulp, Mabel Alexander, Inez Murphy, from the above described tract ot David l.oree, wm. Bertseh and Fred land that certain tract of which Gifts for the GRADUATE Pyralin Ivory, Toilet Water, Stationery, Foun tain' Pens, Eversharp Pencils,-Leather Hand Bags, Auto Strop Safety Razor, Bamboo Fishing Rod, Automatic Fishing Reel. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The 'fsyaJUt itore Iowa School District (Knecl.il to Tho Observer) IOWA DISTRICT, .May 2:i.-.Miss Vada firings closed a very successful lerm of school Friday, .May 111- About Glow, the address was deliverej by Rev. (i. I.. Clark 0t Pendleton. Miss Mary A. Nichols, county tibial ian, visited the Cove library on Thuisday and Friday. She was ven' busy' classifying and arranging. Khc is an earnest worker and ke.'ps in touch with all the branches in toe county. While here she was the gues: of Mis. A. (1. Conklin ' ' Mis. P. F. Bell is in' La Grande the truest of her ' daughter, Mm. ClSfV Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Milman were madj. happy on Friday, May 19, by the aoival of a baby daughter. Giant Conley, who has been at tending Whitman this winti'', is at home. - Misses Krma Brown and Helen Men eland, Cove toachers, returned to their homes in Portland on Saturday. On Fiiday evening, May 19, Miss Ei ma Brown gavo a small party to a few intimate friends announcing her engagement to Guy Banker. The wed ding will take place in the full Miss Esther Saunders, commercial II - ,. ,. - I-., , ... , I,.. .1 j a few day.H lust week. ! t .1. K HuNo i)nt Sntni- ljtv after- j ' IMsMmsMS I ' ! AT 7jr? 'J TAJV'TS who' display .this H' look i no-for Hie Associated' liidns- ( . recomineiiit Ureoii (Quality tries sion and saying "ao ine an nierchaiidise. ' They are'ii'efive eo-oi- Oregon hrainl."' orators in the linnnildinn- of a "reat- ., . .v. . ... , . ,' ' ,' (1 , !v aeiMiirnm tuis haint vmi arc sure cr stittc. 1 ho' miarantee the i;oods .. ..' . .. . . ' , , " o (iiality merchandise. Von are liolp- st'. '. ' " in.u' the industrial eNpansion of your IJiiy Oreu'on-niade iii'odticts. liny community. You an.- helping' yoiir- ilieni .on MIOIilT. ij-'i'in tlie halut self to realer prosperity. i seventy people enjoyed the bounteous , teacner, nas -returned to ner nome in 'dinner at noon. The contest for the j li'c'',!"",i. .... . , , I ., , , -Miss Mildred Pay ton; primary silver medal was held in the af ter- u.ai.her has ,-eturned to her home noon, six contestants taking part in near Bakel'. 'the speaking. Those speaking were: Miss I.eona Hansen, accompanied Marion Wagner, Lester Rosey, Glenn by her sister, Mrs. Chas. De Haas, ' Hen. Person, Joe Cluni, Glenn Speirs,! has gone to Cambridge, Idaho, the and Lena Campbell, the latter winning home of their parents. They will be , the medal. Other recitations which ' present at the graduation of then i concluded the program were by . brut her, Elmer. (hailes Eiickson, Edna Williams, Miss Eva Greis, an Athena teacher, Floyd S'ace, Dorothy Posey, Cleo F.v- has been the guest of Mrs. Chns. De ans, Frank and Kdith Salisbury, Dcn-i Hiu.-j, .for, DailWcek.- ;. . u nis anil George Campbell. 1 Miss Hazel Uuncan 'of Westoir .ls 1 Mrs. Snider called at the Posey the g'Jcst of. Miss. Helen Anlles. home Wednesday afternoon- A very light Y"tu was polled at the j Mr- Williams spent the greater part pi imnry election in Cove, of Thuisday in l.n Grande on busi-' H. C. Rees of Union came to Cove ness. 'r. i on election day ' to ' vtite- ,.He used to Verna Posev was on the sick list, resk.e here and -on election liny al ways conies in to cast his vote. tlk- boundaiy is described as follows, to wit: Commencing nt a point which is ascertained as follows, to-wit: Com mencing at the northeast corner -ol section 21, Township 3 south, of Range 40, E. W. M., in Union County, Ore gon, and thence running west alon!j tho section line 87li feet, thence south ; i 34 minutes, west 215-8 feet, more ori! less, to a point on the south line ofig said Hiblilei V. Addition to Cove, Ore- J goi, to the beginning point of the de- i scription1 of. ;said excepted tract pv.tl' running thence south 8 degrees and i 10 minutes west, 1171.8 feet, more or J less, to the Cove Milling Company's, i Water Ditch, thence southeasterly;! along said water ditch to a Point thereon 400 feet, more or less, directly: south of a point on the south line of i the said Hibbter's Addition which is, ascertained as follows, to-wit: Com- mencing at the northeast corner of'i said section 21, and running tho?ice west along the section line 970 feot'i thence south 108 feet, thence south; 02 degrees, east 140'5 feet, thc-nceL south 88 degrees east 01.5 fec-t to thcji Graduation Footwear OUR STYU'X 1IOIJ) ALL It'Kt'OUDS FOR CLASS LKADKL'SIIII'. The Bootery La Grande's Only Exclusive Shoe Store iJQfi Depot Street J'houe .Main IIS 0 rover Smith, Mgr. noon in La Grande shopping. ' -Mr. Henderson, Mr. Posey, Mr. andi Mis. Wagner ajid daughters, Marion and Katheryn were callersat the Wil-' liams home Sunday, ; ARCADE Starting Thursday AN INCOME OF $100.00 A VEEK ainounts to no mere than .41". (Ill a week in the end if it is all sent as you iro. Sound laisincss judgment dictates lhat a lmrtion of your earnings he set aside as a reserve .against possihle future misfortune or sickness and as a means of gaining financial independence. A! savings account in this hank Is a sound invest ment. It will "work for you every day in tlih lyear and always he availahle in lhe hour of need. La Grande National Bank SOUND Capital and Surplus, $265,000.00 RKIjIALLK I'L'Ot I liKSSFYE The Solar System. The asiroiinmer, Copernicus, who lived from 117a to 1543. laid down us Hie foundation of his e.ilanntlou of ihe solar system that the sun was Used and that the earth and all the planets moved around It. Kepler (1571-10:10) found lhat lhe p.uetK moved In ellipses, not circles, r.'Uinl the sun. Kepler de duced three conclusions, respecting the movement! nt the planets, known as Kepler's Three Laws, mid Sir Isaac Newton, (HH'.'1727) proved that they are a coiisciiiii'iire of u single universal law of gravitation. "BILL" HANSEN Contrnrtor and ItuiliJor Iirlck, SUinc, Tile and Concrete' Work IteinndellnR nnrt general con tracting. No Job too large, none too small, wnr-tlmo prices, 35 yeni-s exM,rlence. See mo before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th NOTICK OIT SALK ON ('llTIO.N. KXF- liierciiaiKiist erators in tin cr stut c. Tin 1 hcv sc Iu- Oregon-made iii'odncts 'them' .on .MKI.'IT. l-yn tin BUY WHERE YOU SEE THE ASSOCIATED ' - INDUSTRIES SIGNS ' - Write for handy directory of Or.cgou products. Refef to'lt when you buy. The Associated Industrie of Oregon 702 Oregon Building, PotflarioY Oregon. . , Xotice is hcilrby iven to all con cerned thai I, ;i.ee Warnick, sheriff of Union ( ountv, Diepon, uniler and by virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit j "oui t of the Stjite of Oregon for Un- ion County, heniinpr date, the 12th! day of Mav, A. ., 1922, in that cer-; tain suit therein pending wherein II. I.ieuraiue, M. O. l.ieurunce, and M. .1. Duffey are plaintiffs and 1'. B. liichardson, l la.n Kichardson, C. I.. Howe and Maty M. Kowe are defend ants and placid in my hands for ser vile, coniniamline; me to make sub as by law piovjded of the hereinafter described prrnti-:es and property to make therefrom! the sum of $l:),i""5.24, with intereet (hereon from the 4th day of .May, 1:122, at the rate of sis per cent per aim urn and the finthor sum of $7r0.np and costs nnd dis bursements taked at the sum of s'.vs.Si! with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum, from the said 4th da of May, 11122, togeth er with costs hnd expense of sale, will on Thursday, the loth day of dune. A. II , 4 J 22, at tho outside or the front dooi I of the County Court house in l a drande, Union County, Oregon, at the hour of tw o o'clock p. in., sell a: public sale t the highest bidder for cash, all the said premises and property lo satisfy said decree and costs of sale, to-wit: That certain tract of mil 'estate of which the boundaiy is described as follows, to wit: Commencing nt a point on the section line !i70cet west of the north east corner of; seel ion 21, Township :t. south of Ralige 41), K. W. M., in' Union County, 0regon, said point be ing on the records of title as the northw-est corner of lot two of Hib bler's Addition a the Town of Cove. Onuon, running thriue souih. 10S fpet, thonen mhMI fi2 decreM ruM 110.0 feet, thence south IIS decrees Come to The LA GRANDE NEWS COMPANY For Your Periodicals, Candies, Cigars Magazines and Pape. Our Lino is Complete Shoe Shining Parlor Hero's Whore You iot That. "Diamond Finish" White Help Only P. E. Wyrick, Mgr. 110! Adams. Opposite Sherrv Theatre Include Witli Your Grocery Order A Pint Of Blue Mountain Cottage Cheese Made of fresh milk, flavored with rich sweet ere anu. Tempting, appetizing, down right good! A splendid food!, nourishing andi economical. . ., , PRICE 20c PINT PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Call Main 80 JUL C KM CLEAR SOLID COLD YOUNG ICE CO. Delivery any place in city- -Phone 413-J