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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'Friday, February 16.' 1923.
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Get a Touch of
Spring ,
A New
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GOUHSE ALTERS
One of our new Spring Styles will help a lot give you a
change that will freshen your clothes appearance; make
you really feel better. You can find out here what the
new Spring styles and Colors will ne. J ney are ior your
.inspection
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' I ICAU . K h. 1 'pho i 1 oho
j''ollv;e her,) Ims rlmnKt'O ilecMi.Uy
I in curriculum ami In pfrimtnnt-l mm-f
ii wiiB iXM)icn:i1 for th ioiKon Hp
j winder litRt. Kimiitfored )y ilu In
, ti riKUional Itrolhi'i liood WHfiiri Ak
'ttoctiiUon or "IioIjocs' union." Nuver-IllM-lrsH
thir um mploye'l ini-ii nu tin
! in ini'n I ory tiiwl c ihiiuI luhorei-8 now
Ir-nrollftl lire, liko thnlr ini-ttccrssors.
jinnkinn :ilve voluntary efforts to ol
j tit i t t hiMtrtu'tlon.
I After tho fonn.'il opening In Hep
; loinhcr, a Kroiip of Icjuiei'H, iiu-ludink'
f "tho inlllloniitru jioho" Jr. Juiik'k
I Km! How. munched dotit'hnuiK.
! lr;tnk roffee from rupH without
jliimlleH, ii ml plmineil for thft future
(of llii! coIIi-rc." A "ho" who hud
i thrilled thc tfuthorlntf at the ret re -
nionieM by hlK uphltod rendition of
j ' The Shooting or Jem .McGrew"
agreed, ujjon I r. How's pressing invi
jiaiton, to teaeli a class in public
! speaklnHT. It was announced that a
Jpliysleiui and a lawyor would conduct
coarKcs In Jjys-lcnn and in Indiistriul
: law, and tho study of economics
'would complete the pro'smnt.
j At preneiit. while the "college"
1 Hi ill has IceturoM by tmivcrsitv pro-
f.'Hsors and Industrial experts when
it e;n Ret them, -anil follows Ihewe
lc i.ii'-s with K.;n;.i iidu -'ji :ins'oi.y. i from th. - elntsi oom, hut more fie-j i uiiun.- air Uii.tr t In ihiit. i in ilu
moMt Hta'lf. pari of tin; eun uu-j (nently, according to leadt.is at "e ! povv eiti distrlec tor the ne.iil "f .lus
Inm is a cohim' in Midline. Kiniunar institution, men who 'oine to scoff j ((, tMl. j,.;ice ';nl iiumeriiian,
and the ntdluif-nts of Kn-lish coinpo-! remain to Icuiq. tw hc liad h-l.) (lie position four years.
sitlon. j . !t is charged that h- roup.
'erate with other ofiiriais in enfmr
Tho -problem of providing iosdi-J The old-fashioned pirl -wah differ- i inw n. i:ifts.
ably for both t!.e men want to'ent in some ways, but she had the i
xleep at the "college" ami thou,. whr same Kirncic oi maiunK u .i RKA1 OnSnRVKK WAM AHM
want to study there bus be. n solved
by turning the uriKinal H"'"t'rs of
tthe tnstilnlion into a dormitory and
movintf the classes to a inor- recently
icmired upper room. At the dormi
tory one may rent floor sp.ic-e for the
nii,ht at n nominal figure if he. is
sober. Cm one occasion a nuinbr of
loll nil tfers were peremptorily ejected
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STAR THEATRE
Friday, Feb. 16th
Bus Barrie
Fiancee
SUMMEimLLE
NEWS BUDGET
SUMMERVH.I.E, Tob. .I(I.-MiRt
of the fiirmcrs arc quita busy this
week puttina up ice.
. . . It. E. Slmk awl Wayne Park are
ndileil to the sick list this week.
TTy. Ub'XitiweY :tn.!'J!(irt Oliver' were
irnnvactintr husines in inibler Tues
diiy. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. M.vora and
ilnu'hter LaWnria were passengers.
,nn the stape lucsnay n'ternoon on
Mr. anil Mrs. P. T. Puirh were
visiting relatives in town Thursday.
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(Hv Associateil I'ress)
. HI'OKAN'K. Wash., Kill. Id. On
i-ral ordi'l'M No. H I dilt.'d Di'nellllwr 1,
1 !l 1 S and hfiirlnff On- original stK'na-
NOT I'KOKITEaH :.v: BENTS tin r ti.n.Ti.l IhkouII... In rom-
H0ST0N. Fell J(i A "Kentleman imanil of tile Kn-nrh troopa now or
agreement has been invoked in Jjos
CII1XESP ANDLOUDS
ton's Chinese district to combat rent
increases in tenements and stores,
llv custom, it is said, n Chinese will
not move into quarters from which
n fellow eountryman has departed
whether voluntarily or not, unless
tht letter , consepts, it . .
Jleirardless of the landlord's views
on the subject of propt-rty rights,
if the (lepartinfif tenant is not sat
isfied with the landlord's treatment,
he mav refus to release to anoth-
person a certain iniletmnhle n.iinmon- sun: .ini ioriin s
:sesfl. As lvnaln nroL'rt'sslvc. no ever m'ur.i
Inr .. !. i iuh.'il In cltunL.f thv
hum niii npi-iii. my vn ..ii ! lny -many vucant tenements m riiir.s?
j.ii villi "I-, I uiui U..I..C ('. , nnloMll.
their way to I. a Crande to attend ;,v ho ja 8u , fl
to business - jfOiirs. ., rcaK R is lin.hlml ,ert,
Toilet Requisites
We ITavi
KARESS, FJANCKE AND ARABIAN DELIGHT
eupyliih' th" linhr valley In Oermiiny,
is one of I lie prized possession of the
, A. Itexrond. who saw serv
ice with (leiieral Henoutte In I'lan
ihifi ilurlnir the world war.
The Itev. :h Itexi'oad, who is now
llvlnif In Hpoknne. was senior rhap
laln In th" Nlnely-I'lrst ilivisiiul.
which foliKht Willi the Kreneli army.
At that time (ienenil Ilefc-Olltle was
in coiiinianil of u l-'rencli army corps
TOILET GOODS
POWEfERS, COMPACTS, ROUGE
nUKFUJUES
. Something Tew-Fiancee Cold Cream and
Wankhing Cream
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one m ana ibee 1 nem
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Allie Nelson
10 Round, Star Event
Js'ATTO
. SMITH
fi Rounds Semi-Final
FORD
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HOFFMAN
4 Rounds
' KRAUSE
'vs.
MALONEY
Ringside .. V $1.65
General ........$1.10
Children & Ladies 50c
Tickets at Imperial
FRIDAY, FEB. 16
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THE REX ALL STORE
The Zweifei brothers were trans.
actinjr business in Inililer ijl'uelay,
Archie '.McKinzie has jrone to Port
land for an extended "visit with his
mother, Mrs. Jim Omihs.
Frank Sion of Pumpkin RidKC was
n Sunday visitor at the home of
Walter Fisher.
C. h. .McKinnH returned : home
'I IK KIT ' hll.LI'.KS AltE KI.MCI) 't ,,,, , ciITx'rillT
R08BBUKO.. Feb.- Ill-Four fines ! FRANK R. SU 1 DAM
ior violations of the same laws.were
assessed in the justice court here
loony, r. 11. tiowiano, loremnn 01 '
the Silver Peak Mininc camp near ; U
Riddle, paid u, fine of 10O for hav-1 1!
i Gene
ment.
ral Repair
hop
Repaired a
v.:. ii. .iicivinni.i reiurneo uomei.- ."v.: " : 11
from Hot 1-ikc .Monday ;whct. he"jK vcinsim m his possession .It was
spent a few days for medical treat- "Z?;"' ' . " Z, " I 8 FlirnitlirX Rfcnnired and
' Flovd Norris, Carl Thornton niid'! PnAinleliorl
Choate nnd children, lAmie Perio of Sutherlin were fined . t rT . . ,J ,
iiutiscnum itujJiiiiiiij;
All Kinds
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Mrs. T. A.
fnnnvieef. ni,l 'ir.ril l 11, .fn tee,-" ATttt eiieh for l:illiiH deei- mil. -if sen-
Week-end visitors ut the lionio of ! sen. The canio wardens tracked 'fj
-vi m i.A A...i c.ti :.. it
Mrs. t:iinrles Stoyeiill was con-;and nrrestcd the three men us they H lOGFirSt. rhone513-J
fined to her room last week with .a: were carryinjr in two deer, n d,
fievero case of tonsonlttis. llurtni? land a imick.
tier ahsencc friim the school room
Mary Oswald hail chari;e of the lui- i
mary Kraoes.
t Mrs. Cottreal was n I.u Gratnle
visitur ilurintc the week.
hd Halo was a business visitor I
in town .Monday.
:miss 1,'ivcrna : est. of l'umpkin
Jtidne is visitiiiR tit the home of her
wsler, Mrs. ( liarlcs .Snndernm.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Myers were
visiting relatives in l.n (iratide n
couple of days this week iroinir up
Tuosday afternoim nnd returning on
Thursday. .
On. account of the stormy weather
the mill hands atv laid off for a
lew days.
j Hillie Hny was a visitor in town
tho first of tho week.
Victor Johnson of I'lrinint Grove
w-as tian-aciin business in town
Wednesday.
: .virs. .Ihiik's Wise was n visitor at j
bcnooi eoiu'MiHy- alieriuion. An
Pxcelleut program was retnleivd. A
VHlentiue box was civen by the chil
dren ndvl the afternoon was thor
miRhly enVyed by all.
I
V 'ititiiiiic work.
Legal Guar
ra nertt of Knife im y
'Alt tU CV CilL-Ollit Pil.
Kitchen
Tools
Thil
Will Picnic You
Eat; r.c; tcrs
CaVe Tn I'ncrs
Sp;uula.- ' .i
CaiiOpt ncre
Spikmsl
jniTs,
, Fork
T(M)ls for Every
Purpose
at the
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
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Men V Work Shoes
v, SATURDAY SPECIAL
, Choice $3.95
Guaranteed Solid Leather
All Sizes, (i to 11
SEE I OUR MEN'S WINDOW
WE GIVE NATIONAL CASH
DISCOUNT VOUCHERS
The Booster y Inc.
' A ArIvDISE FOR TIRED FEET '
'- 206 Deptjt Street Phone Main US
X'r 'r TV GRQVER SMITH, Mgr. ;
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No. 5 Lard :.. .......i....S0c
.No. 10, Lard .....l... ....$1.55
: Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per It) l,.25c
Bit. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ...... 25c to 40c
Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb lJi.l5c
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
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The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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RADIOS 1
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We handle a complete line of the best sets, as
Federals, Crosley, Zenith Radiols and De Forest
We Handle
Willard "k" Batteries, "B" Batteries from li
j Volts to 108 Volts.
; , . All Kinds of Tubes and Parts S
Write Your Orders to Us ' We Prepay Them
: Adler's Music Store i
"The Home of the New Edison and Victrola"
BAKER. OREGON
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Which Wi
most dbJirimisr yyrmx
tic most aoiucious
teas broiujht'ic
uus country
I CHASED
ii RARI
IN OUND
MAIF POUND
AND OUARTEA
POUND SEAIEO
AIR TIGHT
CANISTERS
It Be ?
iANBORNS
f5AS
!i Once you try Chase & SanlMnn's Teas, you want
' no other brand.
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
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Jiei e Hi e suhik lui inv jiiiinni.i niu viuiin l uu
may choose front. The Cooked Foods vv6 will
nave iactiuiua.v. i
Boston Baked Bctins
Individual Pies. 1
Mayonnaise Salail Dressing.
ftnvilnrl Tvrrtra I
Baking Powder Bifcui
.sianisn pagneuii i
lite paironajre wein;e nan convinces its tnai
ton will cntty "every bite" those Cooked
Foods.
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
PHONE MAIN SO
Superfnie
Bread
made by
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La Grande, Oregon
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