La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 09, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextR;i,'ivo l A OtiANIi KV?;N'iyu OIKKVKT; F-ridav. .Two i-M-- p UYIN'G SHOES? ALL THE FAMILY CAN EE SHOD HEHS Whatever pleasure iv woman pets from shoppi'ii.;' tiroimd jtt ether tiii.K's is eertahJly gone this hot wejifher. No'.nilv wants tMrtmip far over lint streets. When it conies to unfitting the family in summer shoes it won't he neees s;iry; a pair for eaeli member can lo had here at: our .-Ion . One fi iji is all that should he required for the whole thing Utz ami Dunn's shoes for women J. '. .Smith shoes IV t nreii. We sell shoes for less. HILL'S DEP'T STORE THE OV ipR vC e OB THAT Ettt?sts OF EVERETT TRUE by Coed a - That .4nG-s Ti'. L Vou. Tnetcs's A NS THAT'S G57 THS,n ALU . POT AIaY 1 ' . IF You'U. ' -rn2 ovtsw i s up 1 IT'S C5V To GT AT, Ove. ISHttCP) MO RiCHT MVT TO THfi i"e.r?oiieR HERS "TOO HVcS - 3 ir vou'Eis ASHAneo to p-Rvce, SO!1,'. 33on't Of THIS PSYCHOLOSIC1 SAVEMMSHP ON ME i'.i ' "PutnWs Vanishing Cream and Talcum Special : AViilweaeh -Klc jar of our .Vanishing or Cold ' Crea.ni, we are offering; one 25t! Ciin 'iolet or Lilae Talcum VltlW. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Tjfes Jftve . .Where Most Folks Buy Their Drugs v. i. Llll II Si '9DKD Turn the Corner and Leave your orders for strawberries fur can ning. On iu-eount of a kickward season the straw berries will i-ontfe with a rush, and the sea- win will be slan t. So be on the safe side, by jye-t-ting j-vujm varly. Will (juote you the lowest price. J. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service FREE DELIVERY ' .. CALL MAIN 43 Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISKE28 Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Irop. Phone, Black 1211 Fir & Jefferson EXTIUil'HISI-;, Juno 9. --As a rt. 'mlmiur of'tlu' ol comity IUkI Hi-liool, ail.l iiartii-iiliu ly of the lilt- j KUtlon i.nr.vliiL' out or Hs alj.indou llnnt, Jmk'.j J. Wi Knowlca has h Id tli;tt i.jirt of tho site lias re viTled to Frank A. i:oavl:i, tlx- orl? Inal owner. 'I'IiIh I'on.iisls of two iicrm, a fiu:ulr:i titular plcco 3:)3 by 503 fiil. boi li ti Intr J 2 from tho Kn tiTprlf.? ho.iiliul -tlio foriiu.-r hlcli srliool hiillilini; ami cxt'.'ndlni! j north tho ioiic why. When the county h!;;h school was located at Jiu'.criirc.o it v.ii iplurpd on a tract of 11 ncre.i on itho hill at th c-if.t . dido of town ocil decision of tlve Oregon supremo court, , ho rounty sold the property to what I now the Jintoruriae hos pital, incorporated, -and gave a war ranty deed, December 4, 1920, to the company. Mr. Itoavls, through D. W. Sheahan, his lawyer, brouKht taction for possession under the re verter clause and the court has held for him. The case was taken tip by Judjie Knowles on uu served statement of facts, i For Sandwiches Macpherson's Superfine SPLIT LOAF Thla caino from four ownors, thit'O of whom cavu dci'ds with clauses providing that their laud should ro vert to tin in If tin) property wore used for other than school purposes. 1 After i few yctirs the county vot.Pd to lisi ontinuc liie IiIkIi School. Two of the ortRinnl owners pave l.dc'eds assie.nlni; i() school district J No. 21 their rcveri-ioiiry Interests. J ' .Mr. Itoavls did not glxv such a deed. I'nder the rov. rled clause the dis J.lrlct bronchi action to net possils- sloii of that part of the property or " lulllally ;iven .by A. M. WaKlliir. Tho supreme court held that the district had no rl;;ht to brlnu such jail aetion beejiue Mr. Waaner had Itransfern.l initlilnc to the district. :Tlieii auoihi'r avtion was instituted In Mr, Warners naine, but tho su preme court belli he could not do so bCvaiiKo lh had transferred bin jrlKhU. Tho district had no stand jllic bec uiiii' It had received no Hunts I from Mr. Wanner, uml Mr. Warner , hud no slandlliir because He had triinsfernil his richts. IHs rlu-hts hud vanished into thin Mr. I I Ills straddle called forth limus- Inir crillelsai from eastern law au thorities, hul It stood as tho rtiulv- Arkansas River Frozen Over. The weather bureau at I.lttle Hook, Ark., advises Uiat the Arkansas river at that point has several times been frozen to a depth that would allow le.uus to cross on the Ice between I Utile Hock and North Little Itock. the immiclpallty just across the river. From .liniiiary 11 to January 27, 1018, the river was frozen, the ice' on laiiunr.v 21 being five and one-half thick. From February T to February 17, 1 SO.", the river was frii.en over at I.lttle Itock and teams crossed on the Ice. The Fault. "De good loser," said Uncle Kben, "Is a fine Influence 'ceppln foil de fack dat lie's liable to lucourage de selfish sinners to use loaded dice." Washington Star. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. ever Inches hi:; I iy2 Pound Size. Slices Without Crumbling , Made with Milk, 15c each Try Cheese Sandwiches with Our Rye or Cracked Wheat Bread. They are Delicious. June 10th ig, last day to pay water lent. without a penalty. 6-7-:il i or Indigestion Coniltpatioo, Sick Headache. Bilioui nen, Bloating, Sour Stomach, Gat on the Stomach, Bad Breath you will find nothing better (han (hat wholesome phytic FOLEY CJHATiTlC TASLETi Nevr disappoint. Take one tonight end feel better in the morning. Georirt Jenner. Sao Antonio. Texas: "Foley CitKamc Tbleli have proveo to ba the beu laxative I ever have taken and 1 recommend then lor cottaiipatioa aaii biliouaoeae." Going to Jail "Mt. Emily" Products U your assurance that you are eettine the fiestia Cwed Mcata ii - , ! y'."' v ' ' J ' !" .- ' "' '-I ' ' ' . . :.i ; -'ii i-i' : i i t ;! -.; ; ; - !'" :' f . -, oare ry t-or Inland (f & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food -Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, ani Fountains. Aik for HORLICKS. E3-Avoid Imitations & Substitute For Sale Investigate this. This Is an es tate that must be closed, and an Inspection of this 240 acre farm will immediately convlnco you that the price Is made solely with this object. I.nml adjoining It on all sdes cannot be purchased for any thing like this irice. About 60 acres In hay with an abundance of water until July, 120 acres In oats and barley, balance In summer fal low. Tho (onus are 5 2,000 ensh. purchaser can Bocure a federal loan and owner wilt take second mort irauo for a long time at a low rate of Interest. Tho price Is only JOo per acre. An unusunl opportunity for someono to own a real farm and at u price that Is also unusual. 1 4 "j? 4"4i b 4' 4? k'if Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funoral Service Par lor, licenced' Einhal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Nijrht Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Jfikktii.ili!iii! "We are proud of our record of having furnished the people oi La Ora-.' d'e with pure artificial ice for the past twenty years. We are still at your service, W. D, Grandy SANTTABY ICE COMPANY Phones 237-J and 297-M. A Square Deal for a Round Dollar Beginning Ifriday, 9tji, and continujliiff for ono week, this store offers iuo.st exceptional opportun ities to Bave. In many instances your dollar will do nore than double duty and it is with a feeling of Ratisfat-tion o us that we oxteud to you the opjwr tnnity to accept this advantageous oiifcr. CVUcli-ea's (Uaghain Pi-omos t Bora' Orerttlla, 2 pair for VI Mnslln, ynrda tnv 1.00 Hliopplng Bass, reft. V1.2H, (1 Erlnkle Krepn, 8 yards. On Cloth, 8 rarda .-. . . . .$1.00 Ira's Blade Cotton Horn, 6 pair for . $1.00 Boys I'nlon ftnlta, rog Otto, a pair for $1.00 Heavy Torldt TottcJs, 21 by 41, a for $1.00 Stationery, 5 boxen . . . . . $1.00 Cretonuo, 8 yards $1.00 Percale, 10 yard $1.00 Apron (iingtiain, 8 yards $1.00 Flno quality .ninsook, 4 yards for $1.00 Ijidlcs' IVHton Hoso, 8 pair $1 Ijidles' Huwln tilovea. . . ,$t,.00 llouso Aprons val. to $1.48, $1 Pcpporell Shooting, 2 yds. $1 Andrews Variety Store -7! i! . ... OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results 4 0 acres, all In alfalfa, first crop will bo ready to cut lu a fow weeks. Good G room house, family orchard, good deep well, good water rights, nicely located 1 M miles froni hard surface highway, near good school. An Ideal dairy and poultry farm. Price J3750, $10110 in cash will handle It. Itlght now Is the time to grab this little home before the first cutting of hay Is harvoated. If sold I'fierviards, tile owner will re serve the hay. Investigate) this and wn will be pleased to show you this delightful little home. 3t acres, good house, barn and outbuildings, dep well, ood water) rights, alfalfa rriip. almost ready to cut. This property mint he aold ai:d v.ry soon. Hcivlly IntolveO howner. A liltta money atir riM' nii ho a ft tiateila CAid lis I ".I ll 1 m I H O Za aaf ? Why not get an ioe ewjim freezer now so can have real ice cream like mother rued) to make. We have a full line to choose from at priaw that fit any pocketbook. We also wish to aanouseo that we will have another Wear-Ever Special tor the coming canning season. Come see it This special will pun from June 16 to June 24. "1 $ Gmh, Roria Meat Co.'-. m nnn GON HABOWABE AND MFLEMENT GO '5 una f Geo. H Cwmy W tv 8. W'tnt, iwfiwd Kv.f Jf ,, ,. I fit,,,. t,m. ntiMr. m ftl t i tin ot itcr 41?il ,ttM9c o o o o o o o c o o o 0 e vr.v:vrm!