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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1922)
Monday. .Tulv in, 1322 PAOTC TWO LA OT?.XT)E EVEXTVO OBSERVER THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo "BILL' HANSEN Contractor nt'd Bulldor . Brick, Stoni", Tile and Concrete Work lU'tnodollnB ami general con tract Inc. Xo Job too Inrge, none too mimll. No war-tlinf jirlrPH. 5 years' nperlence. Sue ni before let yr work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th ''Our .'MO IN i. m cVo' T 1 - - . 0 STRlKEj I si kiu.Vs ..r ' . lllill'l depai'l- II1C1J S -0(lds, fiinjj; -.Kids, ') i icaslircd illlll I i'S. i j 4 V Jt w. HILL'S IT STORE ' n & ' . (lU y 1 , Ol.ll II. . I.. IIDI'OliTS i. Vr:-'i' u '."i ok T r0O 1 cvvc O TRt A c-!'', cvw':T r. I've tjcsn T-'tovinx: aOovjt ,A I't.t k r.'C 1,1 Kb? Buv nml sell Phisslfloil Add. Cream Maple Nut, Pineapple Shorbet, Chocolate and Vanilla, all at regular bulk price. " TRY OUR CHOCOLATE PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Store 'Where Most Folks -Buy Their Drugs ASTORIA, July 10. All sMltt ilia Ith ViicruliiiK In Astorifi wlllt i'hIkh (In- price of milk to 12 cirU it. ((lllllt, Tim IlKTHilHfi Will illll'V hack (o July 1. Dry weather, i, scant hiy crop.' dry pmtur! hii'il, ll'e high cost ti feed unit III" fad Unit all other dih-f trlrtH have r ii: fd their prices in e , IIih reasons kIvimi for the pi i e linitst. In addition, (hi' prim nf hut- terfal Ik said lo hav h rahed three I cents tniliiy. Tin dairyim u sa v. there, that unions tin price is ruis'-il 1 It would be more, profitable te -all their cream fur butterfat ihai with tint milk. I ' L, II VCi 1 Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by tliroiiKh Observer MONEY '. TO LOAN ' On La Grande Residence Property J. R. OLIVER LODELL GETS ON HIS NEW JOB i Ol N II.MAN III SKJNS NOIITH POWDKH, July 10 Kil. S. Cnnii'H, who Iiiih Krvi hh i-iiy ciiu mil man lur kimiii Hum, in-ut in IiIh ri'MlfXiintioii hi (In- council. ( hh'i. jin: thai liin work on the furni u.is j I it k i ii up all IiIk tluiH an. I ihnl ln 1 1 lif hi jv lit undi-r ihf ciri'ii Hist iinciM I hi h ri'Hlj.' nut Ion hIi tin Id In- ;k ci'pit'i'. iTIic i'iiiii-l j; i n nt imI his loi'in's' iij-il UlllllllKltdl Al IllllflllllSOII to tin pliift iiiiul'.t vai'iiii. by til' ii'f.lnna-tluii. ISiH-cliil ( Ttif l )hsTver) OltMOON AtiKU I'In'RAL C.OL I.Kt;K. (Nirviilllo, July Hi. 'ati I-o-ili'll, 'I'ii, now manager of the stu ili'iii activities, as.-umeil his duties hen- on July 1. It wan LmleH'H te that wan responsible Tor t he Aggie virtnry over the WiishiiiKton State CmiKars ill I'MU. Lodell. be-,-idi.H beiiiK a football leltermaii. won IiIh iiionograiii in hasebjill for thn-e years. Creat things ai'e 'X pt'ctetl oflhe ex-Aggie alar as . the man who is to take the place of "Jlmm " Klrhardsoii. temporarily rllH-d y Hulih.u'd. Carl l.odidl was athletic lion of U. S. senator against Senator ahk. William A. Canton previous ly announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination. SHOKS KKI'AJKKIK At Uusch & Sons 2nd Hand Store. !)01 Monroe street. Women's .hoes soled, 75c and 100 pr. .Men's shfies1 soled, ?1.00 and ?l..vl pr. I'lain tack, work. T-H-iit' T. F. LOVKl.KSS. Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Hulk foconiiut, lb 25c -"iiiifv l!i-i'iill';isi li.'icmi. Hi 45c 10 li. SiK-k Sdll'-risin.u: I'.ini-Mkc l-'lmir 78c 10 III. Rack Unminv 35c While Wonder Ho;,-.. 21 Inns $1.00 Our Bulk Cdl'IVes are special values al 2-"c, ;!0c, :',."( :ind 0c Hi. For Sale clioicp lots on "V" st reft . pir director 10 feel, Hose to X. Kir street. J. G. HOLM of the I. a (Jrandrv hfgli;school for two years J 1-22, and Is well known In La Cr'ande where In made a gie.i'l number of friends during hi two years here. The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods , TWO MARKETS The (Qualify market Adams Ave., ncl In Ihe Ska.w store. St i I well's market on Kir St., next to the Harris (Irnceiiv . We have our own free delivery. W'l) SKI, I, ! 'K. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results One Dollar "Savn! Represents Ten ! Dollars Karncd. j Tlie aveniKe man docs not save to "ci"'d lu-t per cent of his earnings. He must spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. Thai being- tin? case he run not be loo care ful about unnecessary expense.-. Very often a few cents properly invested, like buying- seeds for his garden, will save several dollais outlay later on It is the same in buying Chamber lain's t olie and Diarrhoea licmedv It cils but a few cents and n buttle of it in the house often saves a doc tor's bill (if several dollars.-- Adv. WDiD.u v .Norci:i UOSTOX, July R, Sherman T.. Whipple, announced today his onn ilidacy for the democratic: noiuiun- I'rieo for cash 5ud, or on terms GROCER Quality and Service CALL MAIN 43 Satin Is Passe liny and sell Claxslfleil Ads. t hrnugli Observer 250 30 X 3 1-2 Seib erling Cord The most sensational tire value in the market today. Stock Just Received Come in and see them. -S rtcrrs 'choice laud with fruit on part of it In the May Park flis trlet, good water right. j'ith plenty of water, all fenced but no build ing. Price, for cash $ 1 L'f.o, or on time for tint" 'years. jl-(HI. A good rooming house with 2 rooms 1 uruiHhed 'and :t apartments, furnished, ; doing u good business, and in a good loeat ion eloso in. Coino in a ml 1 us talk I Iiis 'over wit h you if you waul a money maker, anil are intwesti-.i in this kind of business. Owners want to get out. i i rmi im i iiiin i n i" ri r n"-iii i " A beautiful modern Adams avenue, just the tance from t he buslnesf. I room house, all Hioilern. home on right ilis cet ner, 7 l.rge barn .mil garwge. lawn, trees an I shrul)- bery. Price JCf.on, jlouo cash wi;i handle it and $"" and Interest on defern-d 'payments pi-r year. C.J. BLACK & CO. New Kuloy llulkling La Giiimle, Oregou 1 P W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. bridal gowns of satin have yiohUrt ;ht year u. cn ie ones. Dull ivory Is niost Kpulav. Silver brtnadc i worn. U-u Mei-vts are soft urtf ilmgii. neck Inn a round or U'itnu. Summer Uowns i o o J! ii L-''K, if! t I,,,, i n i t,..a. .,...,.,. . ,. - ..-...r r..- Jiifiriifiii-iii.irrnifijruj Ht-i waihr cloinv shown by Thn nhopa nrv of ht-r and tra-jit-t mateituli oivntulie, irana put'nt civijp, calicw, eiik wenvea fcnO Better Than Medicine sail you r.'inuiiiLr in li'i'' 1'ri'Di i" t !rT"t. SEE THEM ! HEAR THEM j anil you will want ( licnt. ! Terms as you like. j (Jetting well poe faster by far with a Itrunswick to help pus J the tedious hours. And while) it amuses it trains the ear to i an appreciation of true tones. J Musicians recommend The i nrunswiek to aid in the must- J i al education of children. Hrunswick llecords are also I u ub in1 in the artistic beauty a of their interpretation. A l Itrunswick, on a Hi nnw lek J this Is the height of musical i achievement. Brunswick Eastern Oregon j Music Co. j You Vill Want to be Comfort able While Attending Chautauqua assortment of Ihe You will lilid the:;;' attractive, made o!' in piipie .all colors. . .1 list arrived a complete 'lracc Darlini;'" dresses. ';arni(iii.s serviceahle and l-'reiich uini;ham. trimmed Your choice-$2.69 Hun.n'alow Airons in T'crcales and ! hiulirr n $1.00 Ladies' Knit lilooincrs 48c i 'hil(l-.':Ti's lilonmer Dittos $1.23 Children's Coveralls '. 98c Children's ISIoemers, Mack sateen glen's Shirts .Men's Silk Sox Ladies' Silk Hose 45c, 89c CCc to $1.93 49c GCc to $2.9S ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Si (Ni. It 4 4 ,.V--rk.i -''r,,i New Styles Just Arrived WV are receivim; new .-lioe even- day Kv exjiross ' so the harder you are to tit the liettcr we like it, for we carry a sixe for every foot and a price s'or every purso. The Bootery A Paradise for Tired Feet Grover Smith, M";r. wmi i inn iw in i u mumyj u m m. 1
