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Friday, January 5, 1923.
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Tomorrow's
Specials
Ladies
One Lot Corsets, (5c'
27-in. Outing Flannel, 15c
Heavy Child's Hose, 25c
One Lot Blouses, Yz price.
SATURDAY ONLY
en
One Lot Shirts, $1.00
One Lot Caps, $1.00
Mackinaws, $125 and $(i.25
Staff Shirts, $3.50 and $0.00
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MFEHbHUt UK -flFFIGERS
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l nni rr hum mi i iiii.nu iv nrrw i.' emi'ti iiim-w. i .h.i .
I !1 Lt MH .r I- ..KOSRIIUms. Oio'. Jan.'s. - The! ALP ANY, Or, Jm. 6.-J nv m ry ! year
1 ll ti I UL U 'J!''"'' ".'.Khway office niaintaim-d; Urn !!. c..mnlaiMts inrrt-ased 11 per wnt.
rwuiii : " uy tne ut hiirhwav Uewirt- -"" "" V- . . r. .
'nt .nKinu..r. is n-tmmiiK to "how. Thin i due to n hiw.- . -Portliiiid
to complete his report. His Urease in marnatre licenses -)cr J .
i work with ih ,i.. ., ,.;m : and an increase m the number 01
Nr,,,v.-t I i "..'t I the Al hiKh wrk north un5 g(,uth issued in the past year while m 1921
V,r '" i;,, n the is h lh "f R"si'b"nr in this division haslthe permits totaled 22',.
, '.,niM ii the IMh. l:ltn!ix,en ..,,nmi,.t,i ,., ,.,.,; I W22 divorce actions filed numbered
...i. ..- I t uV II ,1 ntn.'.tn i..n . ' r . ... . i . . I
'" , ., ol some niailltenam work which
that is e.msidvie.1 ." in niostwi ..:.,, .. Vmnlovelr-"'--
vaimii'ie oi u
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.Matters of vital interim will come!
'no for -iisni-.-Mi:!. anomif them being I
ithe enforci-nient el 'the American!
!,.-hil.iti..n la ni1 ,lu' rs' methwl This is a pleasant, safe and re,
to 1 1 aw and recovei stolen autonio-1 liai,c medicine for courIw and colds.
:iiiU's. , II has been in use for mar.v years
Tile convention ananire lor . is held in hinh esteem in those
the
n ..u ...mi.Mi-t.ii In oluv lor
previous. .iiarriaiiu
in i decreased 75 per cent while um.rce
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'of the
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Saturday
TOM MIX
continued by an emplove
the resident engineer at Yoncalla.
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, isiauoned Here, who will report to
Chamlwrlain's CoUKh Kemery
co-ori'i'iition between the Ca-
Miiiiian and American officials espe
i ciaily in rii'.inl- t (he liquor tinf-
lic and other n'.atteis of interna
,:icn:il note
i Slieiiff I ce Warnick of Union j such
I county will atu ii'l ami it is likely j-
ithat l hiet ol i .'iice, emu iinynes.
I will also Ro.
IJOT LA KK ARRIVALS
I iT I.AKK S.v SAT 'llir.M. .In. A.
j i'I';. I:, r"'' ,lot h;i-
.. nil in il HtMii V:isHtni:t(li. P. (".,
l 1:. t i- 1m
households where its eood dualities
are best known. It is a favorite with !
mothers of younir children, as it eon- i
laillft no ni'iiim r ..iliu. lia.-n.r-il! J
druR. Try !t when vou have need otA
i remedy. Adv.- I
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
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Just Arrived
Ono lot of beautiful Taffeta and Crepe dresses which
should have arrived before Christmas have just come
and vc are making exceptional offers of them.
i. . ii trunsjictint; lmst-: i
Mi-s tor ii"' l " '
x, in. ll i;ti' y. flivm.in on tlif ji
m. i.- i i iiK-ilU'iil trt-iil mem ;
tin- Ht S.'iKilortiini. j,
Mr- .limn - riv -nnU "f Un Klwoo-1 ' I
I ( , . li; i;U';i;t . f I'orMainl,
t ii. . .. ..-lit -ir-iviils nt tlifM
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Hot I.u.i'- S.-iiiii'Tliiin uro: i , r. Klin- g
i;ill. Wi-I.r. l.i ho: t'hax. t IuitIhoii, I
North roxv.lci'; l-,n'1 J. M uatlow.-, J J
i'oi tl;;ii-I: '- N km SpokaiU', V"ush.;j
. i ; ;u ! .ii'il w he anil snii. Kn-jl
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V ")!. M- !:ultnl. Cnrvalll;-; lrui
M.-rtl.-v v xv:J.-. La Cianil'; M
t i;ioo):. MniiTitiiin Mor.V, Idaho;
i i,roi !iv VViinii-r, M on nl sii::
Cialvanizcd :
Tubs
Buckets
and
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Ileiiiy Jaiknon,
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,111.; I lav In .upon, ltakt-r; I
V.xVvv; W. K. Mr('i;n-!J
nV. Ct n.lU ton; M'.s. H i I
I'ortl mil ; M rs: l.'on ti. i J
, i , .las. Hill, I'nrtlaml:
I i ii'll.-lou; V. Ii. .larvis
uUry, .Mont.: II. .1 Mlsrn,
( - Mrs. A. M. riarkston.
i:Mi1 NVImhi, HlKin; -Mrs.
Garbage
Cans
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
CHASE & SANBORN TEA 60c
SCHILLING'S TEA, 1 lb 72c
TREE TEA, 1 lb 58c
HILL VILLA, 1L lb
43c
J. G.
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Grocerteria
Our
REPEATER
Coffee
35c '
2'2 lbs. S.'ic
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Phone
Main 43
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Our Very Best
Coffee
1 lb 45c
2'i lbs., $1.12
5 lbs $2.18
ir r.n.I rpjillv ran show the i I
l- V.,111- in o-pt nntr with less
furl, now wtmid be an excellent time
, to demonstrate, I
t, f"' I ! ': 1 i"'
Hi
Department
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Invest Thai Money You Got for a Christmas Present in
Dc KING'S FILLS
for constipation
from umousnus
to
Gifts TKat Last
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with hay ftpiinw at xiu.vv per ton w: th. AsMoi-tai. l it.-ms
in the Muck, the average dairyman J WASHINti r i.v, j;ui. Afrrec
mtiHt watch feeds closely if he isjim iKM mil! c(intra-i.s h .vln tor tl-i"-
to milKC tne nem lciurn n pnu it ; purpoir tv nia iitfiiaiKc ol Hie "upon
ifils year
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Winter
To assist farmers to plan
rations and nioperly to
balanced
utilize the fee l available, the county
apent lias arranped for two meetinjrs
in the dairy districts in the county
nt which the feudinx of dairy cattle
is to be studied. N. ('. .laniivon, ex
tension dairyman of the Oregon Ag
ricultural college will conduct the
meetings. The first of these meet
ings is to be held at Cove on HVed-j
nesday, Januiirv 10 at 1:00 l. in. I
and the Second meeting at Union on
the following day at the same time.
fhnp" policy an- l.i 11 In
th fon.vphacy cl;iiw'M uT .tin- Claytun
Ai-t. mleil Altinni- (Jcmral i;iuli
rity lo.liiy.
IHm opinion itt': hircl lo ) swi'opln
in nmn- mi. to i over all ph im-h h ':
niiilifitiillniis criic l'vl ..ithi-r l-.v liihoi-i
nl-'.iln-.t cmiildViTN or vice vi-rsa.
N'I'HV YOHK, Jan. 5." Kmilc Coin'.
Ihp lilllu plilili)liu-i!.t fnun Xniu-y,
mine tu Anun'icji Thui.iluv in the
Ktemiifr .Mnjestic, hcpcful of sprcati
inp tlirouirh the rountry his autn
HUWIft'RIlvi. phrase. 'May by day. i.i
ivyry wav, I'm irottin 'In'ttt'i' anil
lii'tte.'."
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LEE SIORRISSlJV
IIAM1S SAILOR
A KNOCKOUT
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- fCnntiniit'il irnm i'r.uu one.;
For Sale
Xi-w nio.lern rive-room house, full
liawnii'iil, rhriilaro, haritwoml tloors.
vt-ry rtinvi'iileiitly a r? aliL-i-l. on pavi'-l
hfreet. new lawn wltli puo.t stand. Th -m
is a .spl.-ndid wU l.nilt (mine in a
ii'KlraM InrutloH In wi-Htntu poitiou '
if the city. j y
Shoe Sale
i
Huy early at the low prices.!. Sizes will soon be brok
en... (jet your up-to-date dress slippers, satin, suede
and patent leathers in the very latest styles at a biff
savins;.
inc. ..
A Paradise for Tired Feet. ,
20(5 Depot Street Phone Main 118
Grover Smith, Mr.
J. 1-1. PEARE & SON
. Established 1890
g :f J La (irande's Leading Jewelers
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000000000000000000000000000000
oil pi
):mmtnir litmse, 12 rotus. rarnlsh-
A splt-iwlid laconic
i- a prupeiiv Hut I
miino tuinilv when
a kooi position ait'l
an niako from X 1
NT TO I5UY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT A I)
pt,!llt. cImmi in.
propci ,'y. l'lti.
should j.W'ial t
1: ip hitiKl ha.'-Wlp'l-o
till' Wlfo
a kid, is fast and shows jis much
science and hi a in work as many old
timers. Looks like a comer.
Well Attended.
The card took place, under the
auspices of the I. a (Ii an le boxinir
commission in the Eagles' ball, with
Mann trur Kd Vunl 111 chnrge. The
attendance was estimated at nlmut
three hundred, Rinong them being a
ftelfgation. frtiin Itaker, Annum the
; announcements mado were: that n
iirst class rard would be scheduled
next week between two fnst light
weights, Pattliu" l.nblies chullbtiging
1he winner of the Mm riscy-Munning
bout, and t'nrl Nelson, wrestler, who
is to take on Ad (iilstavo in Enter
prise soon, extended n challenge to
any wnslur o Ins weight in the
U n i t ed S t a t es . (His V ea I ref e reed
the first three rveuts and O. I. Sunt
was the third man in the ring in
the final fight. George Tarry was
timekeeper.
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ADMINISTRATION j
OPINION SOITCUIT I
ON REPARATIONS;
YASHINUT(., .Ian. &. Till Rcit-j
,nte Korelmi Itelallomj eomnitttfe lo-.
flay deeldtfl to iddulii Hi'' udinlntntra-,
linn opinion on the Id'iMnMoii rewdii-'
(ion Hiitlinflnii? orrielhl A me i tenn!
repiewntaUon on the repai at ton
..eaniiiihwriuir. -.. .v . s - . 4 :.'i
to SI Mi ).) nionlli. tt Hides giving Hp!
f.imlh :i eotnfoi tal'le vlose-in lionie,
Mod it ii ton i'-room I tit nlMn d house
lor I'-nl. l'riec. ihi.
Modern ti-mnnt . i.nnse, lull bnse
iii'iit with xviush Iravs, heating plant.
I.iwu. Kliado Irees. 'Vh is a well built
house In Kooil I of, 1 1 Ion (in N . i veil ite.
fi ae i;..u.
New niodiTtt ftvf-iiMvtn hens-.'. Vou
will llki- the arrange infill. rh.ytored. j
wlK-d. lare living room, well wired..
Karaite, near- lilnh schuid on N avenue. (
'I'hi.s house has been Imllt only a few j
months. It Is priced viM act Vjiyj
Itlteral terms can be Mreured. I
Geo. H. Currey
Heal KatJit
lniurnr
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Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
Tr In Season
at
THELOTTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
Pickle!
In IJulk 10c Per Dozen
Oranges are improving in flavor try a dozen
Willi Your Ne( Order.
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J. G. Sraodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOR DKIJVKRY
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On the Blackboard
If is a wise teacher who inculcates the thrift idea in her
pupils.
It is a wise man or woman who resolves to save in 1923.
lie or she is paving the way to independence, happiness
and comfort- .
This bank will pay you interest on this good resolution.
That money you got for Christmas will start you today.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK
La Grande, Oregon
Member Federal Reserve Svsteni