La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1922, Image 2

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PACE TWO
TA fiRAXIiK KVKXrXO OBSERVER
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Crepe De Chines
40 Inches Wide
$1.50 a Yard
Ilciv is an ii!iiiii'tiinity to count iiniuiiy; ymir
Seiuiiicr costumes one of the Crepe lc Chine
iV'" ks fui- lii''h then- is such a vogue.. The
making til' tic is a very simple matter and
well figure it mi! for yourself .") yards at . !."()
eiiia)s 7.."0. Just think of tjett im.' an attractive
artcrnouii Iroek fur that !
15LACK I1.KS1I 'AY Y AV1IITK
.MOHAWK I i I0I ( I K
Tiiis ('reie le ( 'liiiie of heavy iualit.v with a rich
crcjiy texture and in the most popular frock and
lingerie shades is an exceptional value at -f 1.50
HILL'S DEPT STORE
Cretonne and Chintz for Summer
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v TO
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Keep Cool
THAT IS WHAT YOU CAN DO AT
OUR STORE
"When down town drop in atuir fountain and
1ry one of our cool refreshing drinks. (Quality
is our liohhy at " our fountain.
Ilazehvood Ire (Yearn, 'hk-colate, French Sal
ad, Ntri(vhciTy, and 'anilla all at regular lndk
price.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The
Store
Where Most Folks Buy Their Drugs
- om Ancient Sweeti.
Th moHt nnch'iit swect.s lire stijrnr
t!uni, miinir iiIiiioiiiIh mid burnt l-liionilH.
Tourist Travel Is '
increasing Rapidly!
TAXI
MAIN
580
N'cw Tal Korvlor- .liiHt Stai'trd
-'SIIUVKK''
la Our Mutln
l.iunliil at liii'i'lul llllMuid
I rurlon
IIHH ih'iHil HI wet
KhkIimii tourist trnvel Ik !ncri:s.iH
i n k In tho riiriilc nnrthwoHt, ncrnnl-
.Inu tn riioi'U rrmu many kouitms.
Thi' I'.irlllr NurllHvi'Kt Touiixt As-
i soi'iatlnn Uiih biKin rouilurUiiK n
rilinimlKn of iu 111 li-l y turmiBli tin'
j mitliin for Hi'viM'iil .vfiil'H and Its In
born nro helli'LMl jmrtly rusiKinsibh
; for tbe Incri'HMe.
The uHsoi'liitiou rcrt'ntly )i id 11
I ilouhlo puKi inlvi'rilKeiiu'ui In tlx
J roioKriiviiic hi'ciIdii of tin' HiV York
jTrllmiie, iili'tuiiiiK imiuy liHiinty siol
:iif Ori'unn, W.mliliiKioii hikI llililsh
Coluuilila; which Jointly maintain
j.lho hurnau. AinoitK thi' pit'turt's was
!a mii'ill iianiirinnii of lluki'r, tlui only
llHt'rn Ori'uou sliowlni;.
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THE GARDENS
Saturday and Sunday
Kelly Comedians
PRESENT
"Way Down
East"
The only American play that lias
sli ml two decades.
With an Augmented Cast
You have seen the picture now see
the play.
BEAUTIFUL SONGS
SPECIALTIES BETWEEN
EVERY ACT
Monday and Tuesday
"45 MINUTES FROM
BROADWAY"
No Advance in Prices.
25c 35c -45c
i
fi
Hi
Many of the 8 mart frocks for summer will be in cretonne and chintz,
tho dfMlgna bting mtor the atti-active patterns of tho charming furnish
lugs Hummer verandas.
bummer Play Clothes
i ir
Aprons of h!ack sati;i or bright
'.Ti'tonnos may bo worn over a
dn-ss or instead of one. Eloomer
(hi-siKs are of colored chomlnay
rrinKham, black ratine or lighter
materials dimity, Swiss or or
gat idle.
y: ; When . Mercury Sizzles
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1 T. ft A. '.7
; v. . .
V. I '
, , , T'V T.-'-'C:'- If M'CALLl .
'"v-v i-:''" 7 i"':i:;co lwi c':no bu. k l:.to favor
j'-Vft'" C: '.' ;s'v-l;.T 1 'r "'''s tn "''N'.r uhon the mer-
tV'.S''.'.''-i''1': ' . ' - ... ' -r:.' li.M )1. ri);'.:i".I UUitc, cinB-
--v...i ,,.m aaii tf4,t! f;v.i5a also will tx
Meeved or Sleeveless?
H I'l l A '4
i i' hA.w -v.
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GRANBE HOLDS
I .luuulitfi', Mrs.
, Virior lt.i;iiii i..i -!
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V- '. lliiVH
BIG MEETING
(ftpfrhil to The ObKirver)
CUANOK Ai,L. .Inn- a 4. -Mr.
" mi M en. Kh'mI Katun vf I'liiatiili'
vlsitfd a ii tiny this wi-eic with
Mrrt. Katon'ii sifter, Mrs. Chock
(ifkiditr, unci Mih. (iwii'H llujihPH
of ' Giunye Hiill diKlriet uiui Airs,
lien Spfiiei-r of l,a tJruiule.
Jilui- Moiintuiu traii)!i 1h!1 M'
x ial 'iiifftin Thursday mvimiIdk ai
tlie hull in ordnr to enft-rtain Stat
Master C K. Spenct-.', who luul in
tended t" be. Iier on orfleiul busl
iibss, but on account of unlorse:n
events hujpeniiiu r-H Portland, he
uiih unable to K'-t hrt'. Neverthe
IcfiH. the uniucrs wtait on with th:
meeting and bauqui-t and had u
Jolly Kot-litl time anyway. -Walter
I'ierep maile Kpwoh on the mif;as;e
tax and taxaiion in Kftral. -W. It.
Gekeler ma't a report on Krauze
t-ouditionH and ('. 1). Huffmun made
interest i uk remarks.
Fred Huffniiin, aceompnnii.d by
Mr. and .Mia. W,. K. (iektdrr and
two chi!dreif, returned Thnrday
evtMihii; from Wallowa county where
thry went on oft irial business per
taining to the uraime. T!n'y report 1
a line lime, plenty of 1ce cream and
cuke a n 'I th tt the Kra Hires n:-re mak
ing poati Kiiius in njenibershlp. Kri
day uiternticn Mr. Huffman and Mr
(;ker, accompanii'd by Walter '
I'iorcH, will drivo to Medical Springs
where tliey will visit the RnuiKO
and Saturday afternoon they will
attend Wolf Creek grange where,
J'omona will be held. Saturday eve
ning the t;io wi be preHrnt at the
Keating niyetiim.
Jteect' McAlister returnei Tuesday
evening from Ml nam, where h- has
ben looking after horses.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J op Anson
motored to lUilon, whure lhiy spent
the day with the Otto Tavlor fam
ily.' One June 11, a h.tby girl was
born to Mr. and 'Mrs. Lester -Bond.
Tho families of Urrt Grout and
Kay Loads picniced on Whiskey
creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A." K. .Huff are
down from their ranch in Baker
county. Mrs. Huff is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Chas. Spencer while
Mr. Huff is attending to some sum
mer fallowing bet is having done on
the McCoy place.
Charley Anson, who hits been
tjuite Hi with diphtheria, is improv
ing. Beryl Taylor spent a few d i.vs
visitinjt witli Ciuudie Anson of Is
land City.
Vnltnte Hater of La Grande visit
ed her friend Louise Salisbury a
few days this week.
-Mr. and Mrs, Boy Leads of Elgin
are visiting at the Bert Grout home.
After visiting a short lime with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hughes and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hughes and I wo daugh
ters, UoiiUh and Grace. left Sun
day morning for their home in Weia
er, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
came over from the Idaho town In
order to spend Pio:iey Day with
old friends, .
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ookeler ie-'
coived-a e:-(I Thursday f om their
hit thck artiwd in t'uiin.ua
t iv M'fnlnit The1 HuKUiiin an
,ng tlo .Ni-witMgH" im- rr..: in,. lt..wI rroim and
IISHU' U InH.-, Ill 111.11.- illlill-
kiiiiiiii' '' i':iHi'' ni'lil-., liiiKiin
, J.t' ll U.- :l. .Mill Hi" llfl-l
iiniliii':il nun v.'lliiu.ily In
ml'.. DSiniM a ii I frniii IIipih
.1,.. ,M,,,iiIh will Im hi'ltilirilii
..... i. i..'.. .III. Tin. IIKIIIV
.-im. i. .mum . in-.m... . .
funiily ii iv impiiiK s:iii'i '" " -
II: " -
frii.iulH ill' 1111
Hint llii. nilliliT rllmuti- ilillllli:
ft'ilit.-r :uiH I In' lowi-r iiltitiuli- .1
1 he W'lllrtiiLiUii valU-y .nil li -' J '''
Kaln the nidsl liriiiiiiua r l-hIh-k'iri(t
bfultti.
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KNTKRPIUSK. June. 2. In suit,
of the concpited efforts of many
farmers, ground sciuiirels sOeni more
abundant than ever this season. .To ;
begin with, the winter was favi.r-,
tible to l he pests. There was not
a Chinook or a thaw from the first
cold weather to the last and so the
squirrels escaped one of their worst
enemies, the premature breaking up
which lures many creatures out i-i
their long sleep, to freeze or starve.
Then tho animals reproduced won
derfully and myriads of smaK squir
rels swarmed out several weeks ago.
Ne.irly every field of grain out "f
the irrigated valley shows the (K
struction wrought by the pesta, .vith
a strip of devastation around the
edge;. Some fields look almost as
if a swath had ibeen cut out by ;
mower alcng the fence. Where
ffplds tin to a point, as one does it,
U'ade gulch, the squirrels have come
in from both sidtfe and about take:
the crop.
In the spring; I. X. Gabrfelson of
the United States biological survey
in charge of rodent control, thoiuhl
squirrels nearly wiped out in the
county. However the warfare on
them was continued with un:ib:ited
energy, the county helping by sun
porting Homer It. Fleming in charge
of this part of the county agent's
work. Mr. Fleming has ben mi::iifg
and distributing poison grain all
spring uud has put out more th:m
5000 pounds. There is no telling
how many thousands of squirrels
have been killed, but thill they hold
their own.
They are the better able to do
this because of the breaks in the
ranks of .he fanners' poison squad.
On pasture land, along roads, or be-
For Sale
riio'iiu-iHiil il'iry just out of
oiiy limit. iMinsisiiiin of H iiithm
of I'lliiiro lllllll.'iltiil I" li.lfllllll, KiltlU
Mlir rlaht. b.-iili s u 'noud iiunip
;uil eimlii'1. Hoiisi'. II tml'iis, smoke
hniisi'. mi! tc liouijc,, alu'iln. unil well
pqiiipi'Pil for il ilVyinx, and cliirk
i;iii. .ill i'iiiiiiin''iii , nixm:m lmml of
mmil i.'mvs. iw.'i lii'ifiT.), two wiirk
hunt's. wiil'Oiii!, Iiut!?is(. plows, har
ness, in.i.'ri'i unci Hike, cream
seimruti-r, :;ii4 ninny ntlicr tilings,
lurliKlini? 2ii I'hii'keiiis, i!oil .milk
niini'. ami ciit-mers hikI thi) price
is Jl tj.iiitn.U'i vii ::iod terms. This,
man is loavjiiK' on aii'iinnt or sifk
niss. Me is duinu a (mod business
and Is willini; tu show aliyoiw ill-.ter.'fe(l.
n-roonl house, a lariie harn.. i 1
lots, elos-- In on Court street. Trnit
trees, lawn, elertrie Uirhis in housin,
and hartj, sanitary tollit, but j.o.
Iimli. I'rn-e J.niin.ini. A l-easrin-iilile
eash pa'ineiit, balanee' e;isy
Ufl'lllS.
C. J. BLACK & CO.
Foley Building .
La Grande, Oregou
"BILL' HANSEN
Contractor and Builder
Brick, Stone, Tile nnd
Concrete Work
ltemodeling nntl general con
tracttng. o Job ' too large,
none too small. No wnr-tlrae
prices. :j yen in experience,
Seo mo before jou let . your
work,
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
V ater-When
and How Much
Hundreds c batteries die of
thirst every year.
Not because their owners
didn' know water was necessary.
Not because they didn't know
the neglect was shortening bat
tery life and costing them
money.
But simply because they over
looked it hadn't the distilled
water handy or didn't know just
how much to put in.
We can't do your remembering, but
we can take all the rest of the job off
your hands. Drive around anytime
and ask us to ace if your battery necda
water.
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
Willara
Imperial
Fountain
(Imperial llllllnnl 1'arlnrs)
The ill-inks lire il 111 I It- heller
They are mlveil liy men who -
x Know how.
let- colli.
Special! le Tie colli mulled
milks anil milk shakes.
R. G. ESTES, Prop.
Batteries
A.L. Grossman
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction lie
Fitted to
mm
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V n -7-J:-
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No stiueezing of organs; no
pressure; defects of figure
corrected ; ' a 'perfect founda
tion for your gowns.
This In addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camlllo" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
.ting by lacers; no pinching of
clasps; no digging of stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction. , ,
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on hand.'
I'ricea $...', anil up.
i
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
ltes. 17H2. Tor. Spring & Oak
l'lume 322-W
Exide Batteries
Batteries In stock.
Hat terle for Kent.
llutterit'9 Itccliarged
Itatterles Watered Kree,
lintterlcs of nil makes Itepmred.
Strom berg Carburetor Service,
B. & T.
BATTETtY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In Leigliton's Machine orks
LA GRANDE
1
Per man e n t as tm c P y?: am ids"
ranufafturors (if
0 Iltiilriing
Hewer
Wnter
Irrigation
Culvert
Drainage
WELL CURBING
rhone M.iin 120
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B ft ounilnl ion
gL & frf (.'himney
OCRS
-SEPTIC TANKS
. ....ract'iiry Island City
FOR SALE
adit's' saddle- horse
Siln cutter and engine
Xalinnal Credit System
l-Tn I'tii'd truck in
good condition x
T-aiuc Electric plate
AVooil Saw
COMMISSION AND
BROKERAGE
STORE
IOC. Kir St. Call "1:VJ
Nolan Skiff
fli " nPr'' for ''''aula" v
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