Monday, January 1.", 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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V
. Tomorrow's Specials
j .
ONE LOT
.-in. Plain and Fancy Striped Taffeta; Also Plain
Messalihe. Values from $2.50 to $3.50.
To Sell at
98c
Brassiers
Dame Fashion approved the long
slender type this season and ;o
aid the woman who would foilcw
her dictates we offer the newest
styles in brassieres. One lot in
flesh and white, at
50c
Batiste
The material of which many
style.-. Chemise are fashioned.
We offer an exceptional oppor
tunity to purchase this material
which combines daintiness with
serviceable quality.
48c
Mt H. liny I un . mikI v.ill hp oi v
for wvt r.'il wi t !..-. Tin' ItutKud boys,
who hnvo Ijeni vt'i y ill for Home
time, art improving. The oUUr bo
is back in wthiol.
Mi-h. Arthur Huntley, whose home
i in Ifhihit, p.is-i't! thioiiKh Union
Inst wi'i'k on licr way to Cove for ji
short virtil. -Mrs, ilunth-y's dautf li
ter whs a ...emlicr of the local high
school hint your.
.Mr. iuni Airs- Wrijrbt, aon and
duujrhter-in-law of '.Mih. Hell Wright,
an ivt'd in 1'iiion Fi .day morning
from their h'une in Oregon City.
I Unit their home was
surrounded l.v wnter and the imiv i '"y'l. i""i"tr th
MEAT ILEUS
WELL ATTENDED
Y. lilc.-lllli; Mlll'i:i
I'HKC -iin'l Joe T!
Iillsllless visitors
dunce wn iriv.-n iiy
II V.-.llles.!:i v-lillllt.
U.1..I ley null-' a niiniher
..oorlllli: K llM"'-
a mini,'.'!
I.UOI.KIi. .Inn. If,. Miss llinlle Mr
l'(.y Weill t. Alieel nnrl vlsileil OV.-I"
Kilildiiy Willi M Ins I'riti. Icucknian. i
OKllIB I.I III.- .-I I i l J . nlioVe KlKllI Xlll-
venlni; s.-uru! passi-ntf-l M Willi
lillllif liere Wi-re sonic what ilr-
tii iiiIhm connec-
ill. I:,
drinking water they had wm whati""" ""' in l.a urami.-.
.'....Ill In. .-uiiL'ht u it fe!l from the! Mi". l..o N.l.l.ier ami elilldren
skv. The Imrns were, being used as
SIRING SHIPMENT RATINE NOW HERE
ELKS It ALL'
TONIGHT
Hill's Dep't Store
YOU'LL ENJOY
IT,
LET'S GO!
hotels iv tin families oi their neieh-
i horhood who had h'-en driven out of
'their home? hy hurh water. Mr
land Mm. Wright will visit for a
shurt time with frinmirf and relatives
here and in Haines.
Tony Smith, our postmaster, is
rtway fiom his woik temporarily
: while he enjoy a mi attaek of grippe!
j Orville Divens was over fiom La
' fiiande vinitii.? with Ralph Connor
Saturday. He returned to La lira ride
; Sunday morning.
, At latest report William Stoker,
'who has heen very ill
improrveo- eninir.
(; j wo nances were enjoyen uy our
'vountr neonlc l-'ridav night. Ai't.'r '
'the basket hall prime young folk j )hl
I from both La (Jriimlc and Union h;dd i
hi fiance in Smith's hall. The K. I'. J
; loilge was also sponsor for a dame;.
the same evening. i
Xolan Skiff, iv., was over Friday J
evening to watch the La (Jru::i!e- a
; Union haskethnll game. I
K. II- Rohrig was much impioved
jjrnd seems to he gradually regaining
i his - health again. . 1 '
j Our men's chorus is getting in J
isome good n-hearsals under the oi- i
lection of Will J.axter and ex Meet to J
;he ready for public - performance.-''!
.very- soon. ji
j Fanners in this end of the valley jj
report that there? is hardly any frost i
j in the ground and plowing is in pro-
gnistt. .." v . , ' ' 1 1
t Edith Shappptt bookkeeper for the i
Oregon 'Hardware store has deve'op-j
'ed into, a clever window doeori'lur. i
She has : fixtd up one of the show
windows with filter and partly m-inu
iactureu rope showing all the pro- i
wt-nt t.t La (liumtr Halunlay.
'lia. H'lHiH- Ifit Saturday on u
bnsliitrtR irij) to I'orilMul and other
eoiiM eiriew.
AHhs l.eittr AiK'1'1 Ih now tinardfng
with .Mrs. Wrn" lierry. IiuvIhk moved
front tin- Hudson home Saturday.
Mr. anil Mis. liny Altenhm-tf were
Iji firiiiuli' visitors over Sunday.
Several nf the town eiiizeiiH wire
out repiiirlmr I he Htrei t ami making
a ilrain on uinl man Monday.
M r. and ! i s. 1 rron isltorn npent
Sunday ui the I. A. Iltn.uiian home.
I he eltv eouncilmen met for a reir-
somewhat .mar buNtneiw meeting WedueKday ev-
iVeldlJir. tUI-ltl n
ei-e m was alt
U'efllieSdll.V. ! ei ViUlt
r. Ila.te K in ran d and
jehestra f l.:t !rende at the A ni"J''- " .
Mel'Ved
hleh
, ev-
TlM'
eh-
'. Aldrieh. di.sl rtet Hiiperhiti iid
of l.a Crande, hi-ld" serviee at
MelhndiMt eliurcli sifter the young
V-
Cesses
! article.
,tive.
in tlw
The rtisplay is - very ui
manufacture of
this
:vai ;
UNION'S CITY
DADS
Hill
M. S. Levy is Union's New
lust nf this week. (wore eondiicted Iiy the luciil bishop.
The part of Covernor Pierce'.-1. Mr. Kohler. The hoily wim laiil t.
speech retrrniiir to In v entoreenient, j list in the Union cemetery,
especially in reunnl to ImDtlejririiiK i Mm. Kliza Nudine, an aited lit ti
was road from several of the lin-al ' livitiir in the eastern part of Llnioi
pulpits JMinday niurnini;. , niet with a painful accident la
i l.eion I'osl ICIrclH. ,Tue. lay afternooii. when she fell i
UnioK Posi,n..r,o. A.iiciran I.e-!lh" l'''"''' df. hec home and dish,
Siotii held a-inoVtiutr 'al the Union . 1m 's,h',u M" . Mc'l"?i'1 w"
I hotel last Tuesduv evenine for thl. nd. th- shoulder vv. set, lif t.
niirimsn nf ,.I,.,.,m fif,.i. f,. th.. iiiii. n in u
Biliits Headache.
ltave n
When you lmve n severe headache, i
disordered stomach :ijL..(ji,iiLiLJ !
Milk
Bottles
BOTTLE
CAPS
DAIRY
SUPPLIES
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
ers
are certain to Insist on Karo when they buy
syrup. They know Karo to be absolutely pure
and wholesome-and it's a great energy food
for children. Spread on sliced bread is the
way all active children like it-or made into
delicious home-made candy. Your grocer eells
Karo -very low prices in elfect.
Por everyone
in the family make thqse
Karo Caramels
2cwpif"iiiilttfr
J cupt KttrOf UlucLabtl
Y, cup Afi
1 teatpoon VaniUil
J cup Chopped Nutt
Cook HUB". Karo, milk nn.l Mamla
until it form. firm ball in cold water. .
Remove from riredd vanilla and nun
and pour into pan oiled with Mazula.
Atari: in tmall .quarei.
S.llin, Rteresrntalii
Johnson-l-ieber Co.
Portland, Ore.
I' I Cook mtear. Karo, milk an.) !M.t SlmWll.H
I I until it form, a .firm ball in cold i ater. 3Pfctfe It H!!H9
I. Hemovefromnte..ddv.nilaandnil. fSiSfr VHWl'W
I I and pour into pan oiled with Mazcla. fjy V,S!;f H ''Hut
I I Marl: in .mall aquare.. MW b '
!! B TTTiW Ark vmimroctr for rlpc folJef ft'jS" Vr"l ifS'SlliB'tfS
! S rKJtllwrCookBorjk.orwrliclo Corn , J Wf
I I Products Refining Co., Dept. A, ArliO, Illinois PjjmM,mm
Mavor: Ajiseiican-laCirion '-rifuitie year. Th,. new officers are: lun;i"r t'a.ru
P o ILna il I i V0.,r Mm Slrrln... comniitndhr; Charles 1t,v,'s' . At,-.li.l. report sho Was
Post Plans AcUje( Year. N,ltti. v,i..n.,..,mi..r; w.n. "";',-v-
,;; , .. . . ,v n I'"1 " 'T! pui.n.-ny No ice has heen put up as vet al;
IvNION, Jan. It. (S Heel.. ur I mauaifei-. Adolph Lew,,,, historian. f, m p,,,,,., wet.Jher conditions
. :". " r '.i " J".V' '"'il '""m.iooks as ir the local liusmessc. us nj
1 1 : i
new eny onicers nave oe. o nviu.ii. ine election was preceiled Iiy a Ikhiii- ,,,,ks as if the I
ill iiiiu ine iiiv in in ..i.iiii-'i "... iiiiui il ill or lino null wen iiv int. iiiv- , ,u i I n. i .
it. yoarV, w,k.' The new-lineup is: of plans, for the year. Amoiift !p,., ,, Nrlh P(nVl, fr u,i;
Muyur,- Mirk' Levy; eouncilmen, !. H..theivons the hoys will have in the supply next summer
Connor, Walter Cock J, H, J"''"". ,'firo tluvinK the year arej The build-1 Mri. Pursel vnter'tained ' th mem
I. Hess, Harry McUa.v. and (,eo. ,,f l,.,,,, ho,ie, which will r th,. . Woman's chil, at her
Scih rd; reconler. 1.. . rerrell;nii.v-!lie a loir structure; , Ihe manairement i,iin,e in North Union la-t Thms
ahHl, 1)..,A. Vanllouten; street com-,f haskethnll lean, to take part , r iLuZ Tl. . ..
(,. hi hherman. Jin the l.n drantle lenifue; the stauinff i anil liinrh ,," i ,-,l,.,.
i Play hy the menihers, part of. After their defeat at the' hands
proceeds to he donated to the'of the l.a (.ramie hoopers I'Vitltiv
inilfht, the Union (iiiintel wont lo ll:i-
tnsw Kollord Hies. ktr .Sattirdav nd plaved a irame
ri.i.:.,.. i.. il,.. e I : ..I-',.. iii. .1... i.....' i i,' .. r .
m ti u k ...i ; i,,uin ''"ss l'K"ence Kollord, a junior in;sniiled on the Union team this
ine radio sets through this part of
missioner
' .Al the ' reirtllljr social sossio'i tif;of
- Hie Commercial r club at the union the proceeds to
hotel last Monday evening the cluh new IiikIi i-cliool yiiiuu.siuni.
"rrnemnerH' nno tneir vvivts, nnu inoy.
friendx, after the usual tlmner, lis
Kofford, a junior in'sniiled on
.ithe local hiM'h school, school wasiantl ihev came home with
(lismissul Kriday afternoon anil the end of the score. '22 to 2.
the slate.
i student hotly attended the
tune
the lar:'
The hovs
setvices. lenort n irood traine anil the nicesf
Three of our younit men have rf-i'V1M riotiniii tiled at Her home 111:01 treatment at the hands of the
turned to their work in niHctte, Scolt) L""" We.lnesilav. from pneumonia. ' llakerites.
Callihan and Neal .Innes ifoimr toj".'"';'" sl"' m"' eiintritctril after par-' Very lew chances have heen nuui.'
the (). A. C. while Kmerson iK.j'nilly recuverint; from an attack of in the local schools in connection
ifcrtv went to Ihe U. of O. 1 1 "" S'"' WHK years old at j with the winilinir tip of the first
till flu. She was Mi years old at j with the
;the time of her death. Miss Kof-semester
Will Paxter, in charire of the car-i lord was horn in Wyoming and was
penter work on the K.vni( is makinirjthe duuirhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. ,l:tnies
at raiiKenielits for a shini-linK IteeiA. Kofford. She is survived hy her
as soon as the carpenteis are ready I parents, three hrothers antl two sis
for the shin.;linK. Accordinir to thejters, a numlier of other rtlatives antl
present condition of the wink he!a host of friends. Kuneral services
will le ready for the Lie nlwit the'wrie held at ihe 1,. I. S. chiir.-h ami
and startinir out
second half of the year. A
class took the ciirhth jri-adc
ination and there will he sevt
enter hih school, hut there
chitllKes ill the t;riiile rooni.
Min. William Canawtiv
from I'aker the iMiet of li.
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- Special
DANGETI
MONDAY, JANUARY 13
AT ' I
. P.. P. 0 E. HALL i
CmiM OUT, BROTHER, AND HAVE A- :
: GOOD TIME! I
dl i Ji I UK1JP.IJ.
n th
sm
exam
ral
Superfine
rea
made by
1
La Grande, Oregon
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A NN O
U-NCE
MEfVT
TIC TANKS
actoiy Island City
lamsiBna.
IT (JIVKS lS (iRKAT PLHASl'RE TO ANWOVNCK TIIK OPKXI.NCJ OFOl'Il NEW REXALL DEPART3IE.NT WITH A FILL LINE OF ALL THEIR PR Ell
ILS. IOILET -VRTICLES. Rl'IiltER Sl'PPLILS. STATIONERY, PI RC-TLST DRFCS ALL HACKED IIY THEIR GUARANTEE PLUS OUR PERSON.
REXALL POLICYOUR POLICY,
ucctricitv in votir
itnnrl the vpiJik
Guarantee
If anv inTHaralion is lmt SATIS
FACTORY TO YOU, luiiiK l.ack
llic empty container and we will
gladly refund your money without
any iiiestion. .We mean just what
we say.
Puretest Drugs
These are household tlrnjrs put il)
in staleil cartons and hottles, as
suripji you I'OTKNCY, PURITY
and RKI.IAIUI.ITY. liny them
they cost no more.
Prices
The prices of Rexall preparations
arc lower than.he same quality of
other preparations because of their
lar.ee luiyinc facilities, which is
assctl on to vou.
Stationery
Symphony Lawn and Lord Balti
more is the highest grade station
ery we have heen able to buy and
is alw ays up-to-date.
Rubber Goods
We firmly believe there is not AS
GOOD a lint of Rubber Goods
made today as KANTLEEK, and
guaranteed for two years.'
Depot and
Adams
GLA
INC
The Main
Corner
THE R FA ALL DRUG STORE.
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