La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1923, Image 5

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Thursday, January . 18, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley Down rro Enterpri
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I To Visit at Kamela
J. A. Efritleson camo" down from Mrs. W. E. Evans left this morn
ing IOr lYUIlltMU JJliu m.
Enterprise last evening on business
and is a guest of the Savoy hotel.
for a short time.
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THE NE I'.HBORS CAN HAP-DLY Kfc'EO ll VOTW Te " '.
CorTAT.F. - WHCN THE PWPtt; HAWVfft LEFT TODAY '
NEW LACE CURTAINS APPEARED m 1HL PifcRLOR WINDOWS '
KeturnH Home J Down from Wallowa
.Mrs. L. K. Edwards returned to, Guy V. Downing camo down from
her home in Portland this morning Walulwu last evening and is regis
after spending a short time visiting tered at the Savoy hotel.
in this city. :
, I From Baker
The Ladies Auxiliary to, the Amer-j V. L. Soulc came down from Ba
ican Legion Post No. 4:1, will meet:ker yesterday to spend a few day:
with Mrs. George R. Vchrs, 1504 in La Grande on business. While
Seventh street this evening, January ! here he is u euest of the Foley.
17 at vieht oVInnt !
Business in Pendreton
Mrs. Emma Gray left this murniiiR
where she will spjiid ,a short tinu
l.ver l-Ymn I'llion
I iVomui Itobetta ami Juunita
WriKht of I'nion camo to la UruniU'jon business,
yestertluy to attend tho r-Mrrmcn's I .
dance ut the Hex hull.
til from l'i.lin-
KflKar 'Wilkinson rami' over from
I'nion yesterday to ulli-ml to buslm-M
In from Imbler
Dr. Will Mulholland was in from
Imbler yesterday on business.
In from Elgin
John Schmittlo of Elgin spent yes
terday in this city on business.
Keturns from Portland
Mrs. W. S. Parker an.l daughter,
Ruth, returned this morning on No
24 from a few days' visit in Portland-
Down from Kamcla
Mis. li. A. Kcndiick and children
; IS ADOPTED
Somewhere in the Near East coun
try, within a few weeks, there will
live a girl named "La Granda" who
will be supported by the Girls friend-1
ly Society of I. a Grande.
I. list night, at the annual meeting
Kaiiiiia Visitors
.Mr. and -Mrs. Jerry Smllli snout ves-iln this city and is registered at tho Illume to Pendleton
'eiduy In Ihi Orunile on business, re-lavoy.
turmiiK to their home in Kamela in - - "
ami Mrs. K- r. Matlias came down( the society. D. E. Norcross, with
from Kamela this morning to spend i tle Oregon Near East Relief work,
the day shopping. gaYe a short talk to the members
J relative to the conditions in the
Goes to Kamela i stricken country. Following his ad-
.Mrs. laud L. Damarell went to dress the society voted to support
Kamela this morning to visit her J one of the many thousand orphan
sister for n s'.K.ri", time. (children 4here' and also to nanio her
"La Granda after this city.
the evening.
Left ror HnUir
M rs. Kit i )len
Returns to Portland
Mr. and Mrs." B. I. Craig, who
have been the gdests of W. L. Crouse
Local News In Brief
who lmikeH linr,of thin citv for some time, return
home in this city, left for Baker ed to their home m i'ortlund this
where. hq will visit for u few days, 'morning.
Homo After Visit.
Ward tltkeler returned to'his home
in Elgin this morning; after spend
ing a week visiting friends and rela
tives in this eity.
11 fit fiitui linker
Mrs. W. A. Hull artivetl thin morn
tnif from Maker to apend u IVw days
visiting as the KUi-Kt of her sister, -Mrs.
J. It. Oliver of this eity.
Visiting Hfinw
Jo ICaen, former railroad muii
of this .eity Its here for :i few days
vlaltlng Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Adams.
Mr. lOajceu now makes his home at
Walla Walla.
Itu.sinrss Visitor On Business
Leo CcilliiiH of Kamela wa.i in thai W. J-f. t'a.n.-y left this morning for
city yesterday on business.
Mijl.ovf. of perry wxs .shopping
In J .a Grande. ycsle-Oay.
i
Pdirileton on a short buaims trip.
Si'riMls la; 1 ' ,
Mroi i Frank DeKalb of ICamolai
spent! yesterday in the. city vl.Hlliniri'l'" Allcel
frlendHj- - ,
in finui i;ij;iii
1J. G. Hailey came in from Klffin
last rvenhif,' on IjusIiu hs and is a trm-at
of the Koley. '
WIII'VMt
Kinest McGniro of La tUiimlu'lufi
lastisht for Portland where he will i iinu n-nm it.........
1-Mrs. 1 4. 1. Noah left this morning
for A Heel, where she was called by
the illness of her mother.
is:t for several days.
Sprints Week Here
Karl liarnwell of Teloeasel return
ed to his homo nfter spending the
past week in Ui Cirandc.
Miss (ieoi'Kla I taker came down
from Duncan yesterday and is slup
pitiK in this t'tly as a sruest of the
Foley.
T Maker
Mi, t. M. Hutchison nf li GmiwU!
left last evening fur Maker where!
she will visit for a short time. I
Leave for Suninicrvilh'
Mrs. Stewart Sanderson and liahy
and Miss Iva Ilur l-ft this morninp
for Summervllle, when they
spend the day visiting friends.
VKited in X ltv
! MiK.1 Lillian IiatiKhof Stanriehl,
. Oregon, returned to her home alt"."
;si)endlng a few days In the city vislt-
ioes to I 'end le ton
I. 11. Norcross, connected with the
Oregon Near KaM Itellef work .left
this evening for Pendleton where he
will .open tjie ivlleC 'campaign in that
city.
(.ailed Uf Allrel , t.
MIhs. Leona Johnson Vas Vullcd. to
AHeel (. her tuother, ;wJio wasV'rlek
en with u light' paralyttt Mtfok'e.Uvea
torday ;mornlng.i. .u, i
Chapter Sleets
Chapter I of P. K. O. will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. T. Klchurdson, 11112 Penn Ave.
Visiting In Clly
Mrs. G. W. Pfiefler. of Nampa. Ida.,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. M.
Pfieffer, of this city, for several days.
Visiting Schools
Mrs. A. K. Ivnnhoe, County Super
will i lntendent of Helfools spent yesterday
in I'nion visiting schools.
tiihvard Sliopper
Mi'ti.' .1. O. 'I'liornir-ne of flllg u !
iTo .Visit nt
Mrs. I .iici
sitent ! yesterday
Grande.
shopping
In
'.lyiu
ivilisler left this morn-
line train for Kl-
Kanxia Lady Here
Mr..' fit; urge Crook of Kamela wasj
in tho city ithotpiK.-:rottirjilDKjio: iM
home in the evening. ' ': "'
i ..fing on i ne nraiicii
gin, wh-re sheVflll ViaitMr. Hnd Mrs.
iJolin Paxton for" Wrrt Iiti. Mrs. Pel
iiisier makes herionfeVt Walla VWalla.
Leave for lioisc
I Mrs. ond Mrs. L W. Weeks left re
cently ftir Hoisc, I tin ho, where they
will spend a week or more on pleas-
; lire.
1 1 1
Iteturii Home
M r. and M ih. Harry Wealliernian
returned to their home' In Telocaset
last night afte- spending ft few d.iy.s
in La Grange vUltlng.
To Wallowa on Business
Don. . Myers, a stockman of thirt
iwiL ! valley,--Jeft Mis-1 "jnnrnjnffli ifor
c t o . I J . w-i . a ort business ' Irij.
Al. Honnner
i;nJftoo..SheU,:a nierchant of Wullow
nvtU'ed -iu . Ui (Irande. . last, evening
W,ne in that eity this morning. While ,' "' rr ... I '. in" I .. . . ,,,
Iie:)a guest of the Hommer !, "'s "'S" ! V, 1' jN,"" ,
inunv.il. nut;, kinui n-iu Luuuiiig irjumi in is. w- . vvtigiiL, neci
hotel.
1'ussrs 'I'linnigh
Miss Gladys M 'dwell of '1 Inter'pri.
piiKhed through tlie eity la-it evening
en route to Portland where she' win
isit for several days with relatives.
Powder Justice Here ...
.Justice of the Peace Sincerbox
was down from North Powder this
morning- on business matters.' Justice
.c7n"ir"v ceunits the position in
North Powder that Mountain I.andis
Imbler and is stopping at the Koltv
hotel- .. .
From Baker
Kussel .Ingle and wifo were Ralcer
visitors in this city , yesterday. Thej
were rtgUttrd at the .Kpley .hotel.
. baseball.; Quarrels . and, w( ym t Imbu.
Ill Port III nd ' !
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Uichey who!
were resident of this eity until jii"tl
recently, are building a new home Inj BUce C()X Was out from Wallowa
loiiiitiMi iih ii miii not mj l oinpieLuu i
does
ne.Knuornoou uispu cu,e .o. Mr8 Robert Miilur ,eft; lhis morn,
I"r a.iJucncaL.on aim ti..-.i..u fng f(p lmhlvf whoro ghe w,r visit
for a few days a.s the guest, ol hei
sister.
for two or 1 hree m out lis. :i ml in t he t . . e n- m- I r
meaiitim
"enjoying: life.
'rnnt North Powder :
Iliev are living ut hotels '":'" ri..i nf i.n Gilkinson cflrme -down irom
I f" j , K..r ortn rowdtr ycstci
IVIIrtlUlf IIUII,Y iunijniij, nut. ' v.
Mr- Cox was at
(iives Talk Mere
licv. Joseph Chester returned In!
his home in linker yosterd iy aft
day on n . short
s at Wallowa. He repo-U l.uxj- (.ilkiKon IS ..topp.ng at the l-oley.
I ecu
lines
ness good in the
Switzerland
of1
America, anil business generally ex
Homo to El);in
Mrs.
'P',"ffJhr.."!l'r...Vr.'f"C,,t,.0.t:PL "!! rUn 'S?mJ ??ST h. in Elrin thiTmo"!.. after
in;., i. i. rtiHiivii ui i ii in ui. i eon. l rue to ivno. ir. V.OX is aii.i' ,. , , , J, . - j,
.-hl-Htor was in this lty to atteml..H tim. ti'hl. not hnhbv. Ihat 1 ?P('"',,n fuW d"'s 1,1 thls W -r
In. ii.inl I : r. li i'h 1 11 11 1 tin.., in. r n-H tf H . . il,r ..l,.;.,.,lu At tlin n a - "
.... jv...., ...... ..U, hiiiuh-UI lllVilUii.ai.i. ai tn ii.o-
w.im iteld Tueday evening nt thf Meih-! ent moment he and other nights of
odist chm-eh. and delivered an tul-j Pythias at Wallowa are ptltiiu; in
drew which was enjoyed by all prcs-j shape for a home talent entertain
pnt. ' ment in Wallowa a week hence.
Mrs. II. A.Greene left this morning
for her home in Pendleton after u
short business trip to this city.
Vivllinrr nf Kljind Cilv
Mrs. L. Heynolds left this morn-!",1 their home,
mg for Island City where she wr
spend the day visiting Mrs, Fred
Kiddle.
To Wnlla Walla-
Mrs. G. A. Fixner of this city left
this murium; for Walla Walla, where
she will visit for a few clays.
From Imbler
S. L. Brooks came in from Im
bler last evening and is stopping at
the Foley hotel for a few days.
On lioai.l to I tcc-o wry
John Allen, who was trie ken with
a aivcre illness a week uko, is report
ed to ho much improved, llta many
friend are deliKht d to hear of Ilia
impending recovery.
Returns Home
Mr. Clint Webb and son of Im
bler arrive.; on No. iV thin morning
from Nyssa, Oregon, where they
have been visiting for "some tiiiv;-
Ihey wdl return to their home in 1m-
MAN UNDKU BED
THE DALLES, Jan. 18. Tho lit
tle daughter of Mrs. James Camp
of Mosier yesterday afternoon no
ticcd a pair ui shoes beneath tho hod
bho called her mo
ther's attention to tho circumstances
and further investigation disclosed
thut a burglar was on the other t
of the shoes. The man. who gave
his name as Howard lieifsnyder, ha
been interrupted while ransacking
the houj, and hud crawled beneath
the bed as tho most convenient hid
ing place, ho said.
A search of his person bromrht to
1 light StiO in bills which he had foum
in the house- Keifsnyder was
brought to the county jail here this
morning. He was bound over to the
grand jury at a hearing in the jus
tice court. He freely admitted hu
guilt to local officers, it was said.
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l-'tnini t'aliriirnia
:M'S. li. K. Vood" rulilrneil this
rnorninK from an ' cAlvnlcit triii in1 bier this evenine;.
t'lilitiiniiii. Mis. Wood is tiio okciu '
at Jiii!ciiii. ',",', jSpcmli'm; Bay Here '
. 11 1 - Mrs, Kninui Striiifrhani and Mrs.
Vnklma iJiily llori- '' '" j Mary K. M;tcillf 'camo down Irom
Mrs. lien ' Kuerhai-'it ;of '' Valcini,i, Perry this morninj; to spenil the d:iv
Wash., arrived In l.n Oraiulu last m Orantle as jruests ot fllrs.- 1
Any La Grande aubscrtber to
ths Obsorvor who does not ro
celve Ills paper by 8 o'clock In
the evening, plonaa cull Western
Union, Main 24, and a spoclal
messenger will deliver a copy.
There is a style in
"0nyx"H$ Hosiery
for every occasion ,
VVHETHER it be for
, evening wear with
dainty ilaiicing slippers in
delicate shades, for smart
street wear, or for sport
wear in the counry, the
correct hosiery adds the
final touch to carefully
chosen costumes. Wehave
a wide variety for your
choict. . . '
FRENCH &
':' .Greece.
I'l I J.'ll.l J 'I,1 . I 1 .
A jClassinec; .Ad' vyillpp ltli , t
nljiht and will visit with friends for
a few days.
Down front Wallowa
Guy V. Downing was down from
Wallowa yesterday to attend to busi
ness and was a guest of the Savoy
while here- l
Here from Union
John 'Pryant, Jr.,' ami wife were
Union visitors in this city yesterday.
They were registered at the Som
nie? hotel.
Shopping Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Briggs arriv
ed on No. 17 this morning from Telo
casct and spent a few hours in town
shopping. They Teturncd'-ito-- their
hontt'on Wo. t-
lU turns to' Imhlei
M. Illanchard.
Remember how thrilled you were
when ''The t)ld Homestead" came to
the Town Hall? '
NEW TODAY
1
i Mrs. M. H.t Prior.'' the 1 tdlenhofle
operator at Imbler,' returned' to lc
honio this niorniup;' .'ttfter a ' ftliorl
business trip to this1 'city! . ' '
secretary of
the Women's Foreipn Missionary So
ciety for the state of Orcpon wil! hi
in this :city tomorrow' at 10:15 ann
will spiMk -to the women at .the home
o Mrs. Frank Jester,, 11105 N avenue
tomoriow .afternoon at 2:110 o'clock',
'tu DeliveV Sermon '-i'J1 ' ' ''
,I)r. O.'C. 'Wright; secretary of IHf
Baptist church left for Kntnrprist.
this morning' and will' return Satur
day niirhl to deliver the Sunday eve
ning sermon.
Class Will Meet .
Tho Loyal Men and Women's class
of the . Christian church will meet
at the rhurch, Friday nijrht at 7::i0
instead of hioitlnp; al Mrs. Ben Car
ney, 2112 Oak street, as was former
ly announced.
Four Ij Social
Plans uie beinir completed for the
social that is to be held this tveniii'-.
ut the Funics' hall by tho Four 1.
organization, and u Kood, timv
looked forward to. ( - '
Ki-v. (irny Will Speak
STRAYED Roan horse, wt. nboul
1200 lbs., branded VII (connect
ed) on rifrht shtmider. Owner can
have property by Paying fjr pas
ture bill and ativertiscment- In
quire t)bservr. ' S 1-lB-ltp
FOI! SALE Dining table, washi,!),'
machine, oil cook stove. Phony
,'WO-J. 1315 Z avenue! l-18-;!tp
WANTBfl Girl 1 for itt'in'i'ril houto
, .work. Write" 1', O.' Dox 4, Wal
Jown, Oio. 1-18-at
'.WANTED 1000 ears 'daily to-' fill
:' with air, water, oil n4 pas at tho
Highway Seiyice, J Stntipw- Undii
-new. manirehVvMit with real )sf?r
' vice;" Sydney l: Root. 1-18-lt
FOR tllADE Cfio U. R. cream sep
arator or one three year old colt
for.huKS, Call 227-W, eilh.r morn--
inp;, noon or'niKiit. r'. C- J.'v..'iy.
' 1-1S--1!
TYPISTS Earn $25-$100 weekly.:
. spare time, .copyine; authors' manu
script. Write K. .1. Carues, Au-'
thors' ARcnt, Tallapoosa, Ga., for.
'particulars. , 1-18-lt.
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LOST A bunch of keys. , Finder
, please icluiii to Observer- 1-13-ltp
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
sT tt I! Jil'I . IAIW
Wi.iaS-i.i3i WALLACE
RE
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.Last TiniCjTpday
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'T: -.hiii;
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SUN HA 1" i VA IIDE tlLLE ' '
'' ! -i '.'iii-)'i!iih!')'i ui s
FOR SALE
N-v .slx-nmiii modi i n lnnii;iilov In
Hxt'fMi'iit eoiiilillon. I J i 1 - hi'il roniiiH.
!i)i nkfiiHt i'wiiim will) I'ltilt-in bi'iH-lnM
aii'l tiilili s. Hill t;t:.i int-nt Willi lii-si'lc
n ml outside i-nti;init'. Iiiru;i(:'', ujimIi
Hev. Robert Gray ofthe Chapel 1 r,,,,,,,,,,,-,,',,,,,, ,,,-y.hh,,; '.
ICar, 'Messenger of Peat-5" wd : . ,.sc.., , ,,, ,,., ,.,,.
lint;. Tin.' inc' iiud I'-rniu u-t nl-
liaciivi-.
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
4th Annual January
and Remodeling Sale
Still Going On
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE ON
STANDARD MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY
COMPARE OUR PRICES
. , . . t t t- fe t 1
ill Jftlicnacls-Siem anu j. capps lqu per ceni rure
Wool Mens' Suits and Overcoats
. j at one-fourth off.
Itakcr Visitoi
J. P- Thomas of Itakcr wan in this
city yesterday attending to business.
He was reffistered at the Savoy hu . 1
To Entcmrise
Mrs. C. h, Shirley, who has been ''preach at the Uuptist church torieht i
in this city for some time rctume and tomorrow niht. Friday niijiit
to her home in Enterprise this morn-f he will have a message for lush
ing. school stii.Rrits and young peoplp t
'this city. The congregation and the
From Imhlei ' I public arc cordially invited to be
j CJ. II. Swain arrived in La Grande1 present.
from Imbler last evening and is vis-;
iting in this city as a guest of theTo Aih iul l, inl. i-nip vck ;
Savoy. j. liny i;iunn will -nr Hiititrday nllit.
i for I'rovo. rinh, wIhto In hiiM ln-i-n
To Attend I'unciiil w.nt by tlx- Mutual Htaku Houni of lln-
.Mrs. J. J. liurhrllUv whu IIvi-h In j ,; l. S. churi li to attend llti Hi-tron.l
;l-a (Iran.1", li ft IuhI ivinlng for Ha-Annuul l,-iu!-nlilp Wi-ek of lln- llriff
i Iriii. I'lnli, to altt-nd tin- funmil of j hum Vuiinv t'niv.-rsltyl', to be liH.I
jh.-r inolhcr, who piKm-il away n-n-nl- f.laniiiiry J-:'';, This iiiiM'tlng, whleh
fly. .Many frlendx of Airs. Ilurhrld.-1 1;, to' work in tin- int'n-l of alt M.
If yon arc platiiiiir; to !mil! iii l
spring anl uoiilil lU- a Kr.r-h-ll i j i -
ol Noiii-1 si.'1 ari'l ui 1 1 1 hnvi' all the ;i.I
n m it.frs of a cloM' -In Ikhim. invrHli-cati-
thin. Lot ;i i. i i hy ;i4 r t.
; tfi.fi lTt lionlaii'- on a Imrd mfio--J
Hlrr'i't, localnl auxins wiini' of tin
Ic-Hl lioni'-H in Hi'' city, n. u.-r. cnnnl
siil'-walU, I 'rice J Mk.om fniiH U uV-sin'il.
1 SATURDAY -
Tom
Mix
SUNDAY
in
"SKY HIGH"
1 ' ,
Speed, Thrills, Punch One of Mix's Best
Hyiiipathlzi- will) her In In-r 8orrow.
! I. A. oii:anlzatlonn wtiH tit UI hint year
lleuut jfnl four-nnit niodi-rn bun
jriilow, i'xi cll- nt. locution In I In w-nt
pari, of tic city. Full liam iih tit, ixur-
hi, Hiirh Niii'.rss that It wiim ii....i...i '('. fl" " .'ia...l with many
to be eontinii'.l. Mm. Kaui Adn-WM, Howi-ih. HhruhH an. I Klui-h- Ii-.-ch. If
aIi Ih now AWltin ut Ituit.-rt. Malm. w,l,,t :i ,",UM' at a l'hl lrU'
Ii-l.Ma-.t to Mllgartl
Mrs, Lee 'ounK. who Hvi-m at Ti'lo
runft. piiHHid through Iji Oramb laxl ( K to npn-s-lit the Youiig luIbn M.
i v- niinr on In r way to tlManl. wbcr." . a. and will utt nd l adtTHhlp wi i i;
Mil- will vlKlt for Komi tiiiM' at tin-M,.fr r turniiik' lioni.-. .Mr. Haiim wtll
home of Mrs Hllynrd. (ll (on:nanl d by IiIh vlf and on
, ;t!trtr n-tutn th.y will top at Twin
IWw-k fmni I'oillfind (khIIm and Nampa. wbt-re the will via-
Mrn. M. II. Tuttb. of Iji Crand.-. ! o rclatlv.-s for a fi day.
n-tiirn.Ml from I'ortiahd IuhI niKht
tit.- com-ltiston of a wi-ck'H visit with , Warnick In Portland'
frl.-n.lK and n It.tlvi-. I I 'U'nmti k. i-..nial
look Into thi.
, Moil-Tii fonr-iooiit hotin. wi-ll local
fil acroNM 11m trarks. .l'rif $ JSOit."!,
ti-rins, ffiou.rjd 'tluw n and balunec lib'
rt-nt.
Xtragood Boys' Suits, 2 Pair'Knickers
at one-fourth off
Entire Line lien's and Boys' ITats and Caps
at one-fourth off
sheriff
Knif.n immtf. wilft inflkPS hi hnirl - ! W1 ",l ' ' ;l
quartets whrn ut home around the
county bastiie a: the- courthouse in
Moil' t'ti six-rot'tn Iioimi, ci'in-nt
isbb-wulk. lawn. tr.-. jthrilbbi-ry, mv
,r ' ftn plac.-. .b.o" ii.. nt. built-in hltc-h n.
I'ri. ..
IMitt ! Ili-n
Mrn. It. J. Wolf., of Kani' l
y.nt. rday In l.a Jnind on lusin. ;i i (:,ande. arrived at the Iinneri il
uii.T in notci yesterday and then hut-footed
it for the Multnomah county rourt-
' houe. whrre he expect to "iMten
t.iM- lo I'oriland j,,' o;i tm- conference in seRsion
MInn lldi-n;l-nM-n. who nmk- b-r thcia of the sheriffs of th? ulaie.j
lionn at W.'iirliaiu. b-ft lant 'V nink' I Wi nick wag one of the leadeif (f I
iind r. turn. d to Ii. r homo
tin- i-ininir.
Geo. H. Currey
ileal K-(nt Inauranrc
i ,
Men's Nettlcton Fine Our Regular Line of
Cljrvrc Men's and Boys'
bliUbb SHOES
10 per cent off 20 per cent off
for 1,-tiirntm: tu M,-iii-hiifn.
for fortlnn.1. wh-r.. !.. will vIMl will. , the which iouretl t)e lllui ! tl1.,tll!!!.lll!lmlIalIIIl:lttr
ilW.OODl
.NOTHING RESERVED
mountains
l.a (itamle iin an effort to appr
' ' ; herd Kitbv and Unthte, the sliy
Itm k from I'orllatid f 0f Til Taylor, sheriff of L'tn itilla
Mri. W. M. Harrison, of l-a Cnind". countv. in thrvt uicmorahle man hunt
n-turn-d to lu r honii- last vi nlriK nf. jn tho eastern Oregon rouh coun- tt
t-r ;p-ndin v. ml days In Portland , try a fe years ato. There is lit-
on a coiiiMn-! bnslm-M and pbajnir-- tlf about the mountainous country g
Irip. . fors 'h divide Iptwncn I,a
ill fit at f.nlprpn-r u.ii i know, f.r r.i'1 trail or
Mrs. I. Holers and children left a fugitive from that part
this rrH-rnirK' for Knti-rprixe where ronntiy has led into this region in jj
thny will spff,d a fpw days as the the fugitive's effirt to tlude hi U
ti.'.te of l . - li, .at r-M .i.tof t r- Iiikii.im tlx.ut'h i.m.iiJv lh I'M b
Warnick t
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of tho
J. I,. .Minilinll ban rf ontrai-lcd Jt
for nil Ih. and flcitii uim nml
-lab" i'l Itoiiinau-Ub kH l.iiintx-t l
roiupaiii iiihI onli i-s for am-- tl
will Im takni nl V 1 lr-t
lni'l or I'lioni Mufti rU. j;
"All-For-Wear"
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"Your Money Back And A
New Pair of Shoes Free"
to (lie wearer who finds PA I' Jill in the insoles,
oulsoles, heels or coun tors of a pair of
' PETER'S DIAMOND RRAND SHOES
$2.85 to $9.00
ASH BROS.
Across the Street from l'carc's
111. Adams
"The Store That Keens Faith With the People"
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