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Wednesday, 'January ST. 192.1,
THE LA GRANDE EVTfii;T OE5ERTE73
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NORTH POWDKR, Jnn 31-North
Powtloi in ixiHTiliiit a v:.sli from
'prominent ru Strom 1 im-n to wn nhom
moving tho rafliu.nl mu nn'noi to In
terfere Willi At u- linker Irripilion pro
ject. Carl aray. imwlflent of tlio I'nion
Puril'lr H.vHtpm. J. A. Amrlll, HoiuUoih
McNary, Htanriolil :uul lloprofuntiitlvo
Hinnott will nmkp n visit to thin town
to look over the proponed oliunKO.
North Powder will lie ready to meet
these parties and show ' them how
much we urn lntoroMtod In thi.n pro
ject. The butilnesu men of North Pow
der hh well a a the city council will
join in Riving- them u royul welcome.
Work Is Htlll irolns: on ut tho dim. Tho
cold weather hus not shut everythiiiK
down ultOKCther. As soon as spring
opens evorythhiff in expected to open
The marring of Henry Hens, a well
known lawyer, who practiced for nam
years in North Powilr, cumo im a sur
prise to hid many LVIcimIh. Hit Is now
located In Iji tSninde and murrted a
youiiK lady of that city or of Porry. a
suburb of that city by the nimo of
Miss Kstrid Dixon, The young peo
ple wore married In Portland where
Mi-h. Mess in mtcmlliiR- a bunlnetiN col
lege. ,snp will complete her course
beioro returning to Ui (Immlo.
John licltliiHon had a serious acci
dent while, nt play in the basement
on January 27lh. Mo was wrest II n?
with another boy and In trying to
run from him slipped on the I'loor
and hit one of thrf, larno posts with
his head. Ho laid tho scalp open
about two Inches. The wound bled
profusely but first aid was given bv
one of the tenehers with the aid of
somn of the older boys, lie was the i
taken to the doctor who took two
Htitchc to close the wound. There
l-rs en several accidents in the chil
dren's play In the hosomont but this
lias been tho worst one so far.
Karl O'llrynrit had' the misfortune
t o l ust his elbow w h i I e at wo rk 1 n
the mountains sometime njyo and on
Sunday had an operation to reiuovn
pieces of bono that had boon U-oul
lint? Him over sineo. Ho will he con
'ned to his honie for a few day: wlil)
waiting for it to heal.
James Giikinson, who lives on his
farm on Lugle Creek dropped dead
on Friday from heart trouble. He
has relatives living in this vicinity as
well as his brother J. II. Cilkinson,
who is cashier in the Fanners' State
bank. He has often visited here and
was known to a larjre number of
people here.'
, MnrneuVJtoy Wells of Imbler and,
youns peoplo were united in matri
mony by the' Rev, Chester of Baker
nt the l.vndale anartments, on Jan'
uary 27th at hx o'clock. Several
The (frooui.iss a-well known'ranch-
''engaged; with ,hUi brothers, in .irun-
nim? a larK ranch in that . vicinity.
Miss Haines is thg dauihter of Mr.
nd Mrs. Fred Haines, who have been
repidents of Haines ; for a number
ui veara. one nus atwjiiueu. atiiwi
and is well and favorably known to
a argc- circle of friendsvThe -younsr
couple will reside on the jrroom's
- rantrn near jmoier. . iney wiii.pcnu
" sbme 'days visiting with friends at
Haines before going to 'their home.
Mr. and Mrs, Chris E. Johnson
made a business trip to Baker on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. J. Law were
business visitors in Baker on Sat
urday. Saturday, January 27th was one of
the stormiest day3 that has visited
this section this winter. The wind
came from tho south and blew a hard
gale all day and lots of snow fell
but not much remained on the
ground owing to the high wind. It
is piled up in drifts.
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For Misses
Refreshing; in Then- Youthful Spirit
Many new models to choose from, each as fresh and pretty
as a frock can be, the trimming delightful and the styles
becoming. ,, . : -
The prices are exceedingly low for such exceptional values
HATS
Values to $12.50
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Tilton, and Hoy Couch. The club meni-
hers and their famllfea and- t'liemls
look forward' to these partleH with a
Afreat deal of Interest. . .Mrs. Dick
'celt led ia at present In Walla Walla
viMillnff her daiitrhter, Mrs. Kul.i
Iauffherty.
Mrs. Henry Poobler Is at llio bed
side of her mother In It (.Iraiule, Men.
Fred Synhorat, who Is quite ill.
SCALDED BOY
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HUHGO-JAP
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ASSOCIATION
I'lTOKia, Jarji 2. ,.Ry Mail)."Uhcler
fhe, 'joint auspices of ( Japanese and
'French, 'scholails a FrKimcb-Japanese
association hall will shortly be estab
lished in Tokio at-the estimated tost
of several million yen contributed by
the general Japanese and French
publicists, isaya Baron' Fumichi, one
,of. th,e .promoters. T '.'It..ia -the, pri
mary end of the proposetf scheme,"
saya-Viscount Shibuaawa who. ia. also
a promoter, "to promote Franco-Japanese
enlightenment and thus to har
monize the Oriental and Occidental
cixilizations. The association hall in
question will be constructed on ' a
pretty large tscale containing various
scientific laboratories, apartments
and compartments for social pur
pose.' TOWX IN DARKNESS
NORTH BEND, Jan. 31. A large
main transformer of the Mountain
States Power company at its, Plant
in this city, burned out last night
LADD CANYON, Jan. 31.Miss
Helen J'eobler, who h ut uecn nick sa
Ioiik, received several -nice presents on
the 2It of the month, the occasion1
hems her birthday unniversay. She
ia HhowhiR a slight iinprovenient.
The patrons of telephone line No.
4 have been very busy repalritiK their
lino the past few days.
f.ittle Joe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Shainboufth, who was burned Hi
badly across tho back when he acci
dentally fell Into a tub of hot water
a week or so ago Is rapidly Improving-
under tho care of Dr. 1 Hindis oi
I,a Grand e. Ho ia only eiuhtocti
months old urn has been a nrave lit
tle fellow through all his suffering.
Mrs. James McClure will act us hos
tess to the Get-Together rluh mem
bers on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marion Peebler entered lit eh
school at Ia Grande ut mid-year ana
reports thai she liken It fine.
The thinl of a series of parties giv
en every two or three weeka by an
appolntted number of members of tho
tkt-Together flub will be given In
Pebler's hall on the evening of Feb
ruary 3rd. Tho Committee to enter
tain are Mesdamea Claude Uealfl, Hen
ry Counsell. Henry Peebler. Oeorgq
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Rugs
.Values to $6.00
$2.95
One Week Only
Just what you need for
your Kitchen, Bath and
Bedrooms
W.H. Bohnenkamp
Company
at 11:30 and put nil the street lijrhts
in Murshfield and North Bend out
of r-ommission. MonaKer Martin
said the damage was about $500, but
the company would supply both cit
ies airain tonipht.
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Thousands of miles of paved high
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Most attractive ocean beaches on
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Most complete system of hotels,
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Representatives of the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
will gladly furnish Instructive and bountifully illustrated booklets
S'vinK coraplrte information about the glorious playground of
e west. Let them tell all about liotrlratf. railroad fares,
through car service, the famous Circle Tour through San Fran
cisco and Salt Lake City, or apait i f the way by ocean trip. No
Journey of equal interest in America.
- , ! J. If. KEENEY, ' ,
;V jLocal Agent, La Grande. ,
Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent.
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Home Products
No. 5 Lard ?0c
No. 10 Lard $1.55
Mt Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per lb 2oc
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ' 25c to 40c
Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb 15c
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Superfine
Bread
made by
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In The Market Place
WHEREVER goods are bought and sold the woman is
, factor. She can bargain and she knows bargains:
As a housekeeper it is her business to buy carefully.
An essential part of effective buying and selling is a bank
account. It makes paying easy, gives a record and insures
a receipt for every bill paid.
In this bank the business of women is appreciated.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK
gvf " ' La Grande, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
La Grande, Oregon
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