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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Silks
Considered any way aall, they're gay enough, but
when taken together thev'r quite irreproachable, and
that's what the newest I'rhuT Silks are ! They suggest
such startlingly nice costumes. Flat crepes, too, are among
the first Silks and are delightful in Spring's colors at
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UNION, Feb. HI. (SneeliiD.-Siil-urdfly
mornlnfr '.while workinir in the
kitchen of hrr homo in North Union.
Mm. Bell iW'riRlit had llio misfortune
to fall nnil'broiik thi hone in her og
a few inches below the hip joint.
She wns huri fci) to Hot. I.nke and an
X-rny taken which nIiowciI. that the,
hone wns broken i.oml; very i ; Ijadly i
splintered. At latent n-iiorlM it was
not definitely khlrwd l,AUt''wlurt'woiild:
he done for the jnjuied limh, ,iis Mrs.
Writ'ht, who iiad just cHcbraU'fl her
73ra blrfhdny $nnivorwiry,j;V almost
too old to atiiml an operntion which
would ho nocesMtry in order 'to- s.nt
the bone, and it, is .also .doubtful if
she culcl endure lieinp: in a ciist for
several weeks. Mrs.. Wright is the
widow of the Hie Told Wfirlit,''nnil
Is one of the pioneers of this place.
Members of the local Kcliof Corps
celebrated the anniversaries of
Washington anil I Lincoln at: tlieir
regular meetintr last Saturday arier
nonn. After the tusii!eHH MHsiih the
following program -wns. leiideml: .,
ponjr, America, ny ne i.orjm;
Talk on "Washington as a' Ciliwit
and Patriot," by Ituv. Ijulnn, pastor
of the M. K. church; lii-citiitlon
"Wnsliiiiirlon,' by l.nla Scott; Iteci
tntion, "The Little Kotl Stamp," by
Ella Wright; Patriotic, musical mul
in by .Mrs. Kildce; Itecitntiou, "Lin
coln," by Mrs. Airnes Paildock; A
talk on Lincoln by Kev. Hughes of
the Presbyterian church; A descrip
tive dance by Nellie Ceertsen and
Carrie Skiff. After the exercise a
liKht lunch wns served. Several visi
tors besides tho..-e on the prop-ram
were, present at the mootinc;.
Last, week whs verv quiet in' the
rcnlm of basketball. Tho second hii'b
school team played a pamo at Nortli
Powder on Friday evening. ...
Coach Morgan was : lelllnK the
first tcam rest iip for their trip in
to Wallowa county on tho 22ml of
this month. They have Ibroo j;ame3
in succession, J-jscpn, Katei prise ami
Wallowa, which will be plavcd on the
last three nights f the week.
lslie Melius is rccovcrinj; lrom an
attack of the flu which kept him
housed in for a counli! of wivU., ,
I). M. Hoots, who was threatened
with pneumonia as the result of a
cold, Is reported out of dancer mid
will bo out in a few days.
Ceorue Arnold and wife left Sun
day for Pasco, Mashinnton, where
they will stay for a short lime, be
fore sceliintr a premnnciit location.
Owlnjr to tho fact that somebody,
presumably some of the vounir folk's,
linvo been somewhat destructive of
i, ae- s sr.: m rtrw -j-j run.
property in the lobby of the post
office, Postmaster Smith is now
locking the outside door when he
leaves at six o'clock each evenimr.
He reports that electric licht bulbs
were stolen and the jrlass in sev
eral lock boxes have been broken.
I 0. M. Heacock. formerly of La
Cirande, now a resident of Enter
prise, was in Union last Saturday
demonstratine; his radio outfit.
The Imliler basketball boys and
their coach passed throuirh Union
Saturday afternoon on their way to
North Powder where they were
scheduled for a )?aine. ,
Lylo C. Wilcox wns here from-'
Hoi.se last. Friday. Ho was roiris.
tered iit, tie,,Uiiiiii;hty'b. I i'J
. Mr. .Mctiunn. who hits been con-
fined ' to'1 his-hini'ai Jor Hevernt weeks'
with an attack, of, euritia,- ia re-'
jiUte'd hs;sonte better.-'1 ' ,
, , ) M rs." t'Umde liusick ,is hero from
Iter home in Namna. Idaho, for a
short visit .with 'her iweiHsr,Mr. iiniK
Mrs., A. li. . I.laviM. Jlr. liusick re
cently owned a druiri fitore in Union,
but is now working in the Idaho city.
I A cant part y 'Was held at' the home
of Mr.!, and Mrs. il'i'eil. Spain Wed
nesday eveninir. A lunch 'was served
after the playing.
'''Dccr'illcrVlned:1
' Chiuile Jletj-ii'k -and - ( hnrle.-i Dor
Haas both . conn ibutel - S7o to the
public funds foi- killing ' a deer out
(of season. Their trial was held here
i WednosdayX
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About forty of Union's young
folks were entertained at the Union
hotel last Wednesday cveniiif? at n
Valentine dinner and dance. Mrs. S.
E. Miller wns hostess. Dinner was
served at (i;'iO and was followed by
(laiiciiur.
J. L. Manhall
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Chain and
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All Ordei-s Sent Ct). I).
We Offer
For Sale
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'citH '-Hi uvr-niuv UiJifi has Htono'Tound
ittlnh. Komi Blonv (M-llnr. ri'he Iiouflfi la
welt nrnniKcd, f ar- onat, in Kood vch-i.kiif-c
iti-t'linn. ''T'rfi't v-ry low
flto.00. If you hnvo ?t00 rnHli, nnl-1-0
rah'fjo (irranKcd at. monthly pny-
A nlx-)pni moilorn riomo locatou on
1IH11 fVt"1 of t v.? I Vnvva oast.' Lot
vtWoriMr uvwftili'i by .mny nlc
lionw'K. FfnV" Jli, porrii, Rood
(io.oo. ' Term a.
np' cit ii. "0 pc,r month.
t'l yon about tin-so
to you.
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La Grande Investment
Company
llellntite Airents for Reliable
Jiistirntieo Companies.
120t Adams Ave. rhone Main 752
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Njfe first koo.I llKlltlntr rule
for
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on pancnkAs, biscuit
That's KareASyrup.
Karo on slicAJ bread
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and corn bread.
Vnd for children,
-a perfect spread.
There in a K:irofor even' r al.ne and every mcnli
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h'.im-ll nA IW Mapll Sgr
Ratted Benns maAo nt ionic nrc better
first kooiI li:hlloK rule
the illiuiiK room Is to flood
tho table with HkM.
The IlKlitinir In niest illnlnit
rooms can lie lmprovi-il by sim
ple and Inexpensive cbuniri-s.
May we ninko suggestions for
Improvlnir th... Ilchtlnit In your
home?
MIIXIIY Sl..l. I. AMI'S
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mh(. i'c ilunn- -Met lohotl hrtn.
livlv uniil hrrl- Tcnili-t. INit
In ht-flu rot. iitl.I Mai.., K.in., oti.,-n
nt( -alt. UAc m uioUuru- it. i n until
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Sitting Rrpreirnltttiir
TTTTT AilcW.rcrcvfffnrrfr.pl' MAer
orl ewk Honk, or writ to Corn
Product! Refining Co.. Peri. A, Atfu, IIUchim
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Control ot Mcmol was vested in the league of Nations and exercises
by this garrison o French mai'ines ana infantrymen. Hero they are
hown guarding tho League of Nations headquarters before control, ot
M6Biol painted into the banOs of Lltbuaniao Jrrerutar troops.
OREGON RETAIL
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MEN CONVENED
(By Associated Press)
KUf.'KNE, Or., Feb. ' 19 An eilu-
cational ln-opram, including address
es on methods of increased business
efficiency is a feature of the projrram
for the nineteenth annual convention
of the Oregon State Retail Mer
chants' Association, which opens
here today for a three-day session.
Following the opening program
this morning the educational talks
are to be given in the afternoon.
Prof. F. A. Nagley is to talk on mak
ing advertising pay. Prof C. I. Kelly.
01, the iiivpi-r relation of business
costs, and Prof F. E. Fella' on thu
relations of businessman i,aril;er.
Further discussion along the same
line is on the program for Tues
day. For Wednesday I'rof. Nagley
will talk on selling secrets that
build business, Prof. Kelly on a bu
reau for compiling average costs,
and I'rnf. Feltz will again talk on
a banking subject. The convention
hi 1 ..(,. nl,i,.tii,n of oltieers
Will ClOM-
and a banquet Wednesday evening.
Safety First.
Johnny, on' tbree years o!3, was be
ing entertained wilb some music on
tlie phonograph, lie was told by bis
aunty (hat ho would soon hear a bear
growl. Johnny looked very lum-li
frightened, and then whispered: "Oil,
Aunty, don't open dose doors on de
Wlcktowla o.' bear might turn out."
OluVniro llf-ruld and Examiner.
Superfine
Bread
That's Why Vs Richer and Keeps Longer Than
OUieV Bica(l--It's the Milk
MADE WITH MILK
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The Season's Latest
IN NEW ARRIVALS
New Spring Dress Shoes, $3.50 to $12.00
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The latest and greatest of Vakntino love
rlramas. " The brilliant supporting cast includes
, Wartdi Hawley and Charles Ogle. .',
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"NO MONEY TO GUIDE HIM"
Adults 35c
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Children (5 to 12) 20c -
LA GRANDE
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Permanent as the PysamiCS"
Manufacturera nf .:.
loewor 1 1 , Building I
Water I Foundation
JirlgMlin .WrYk Silo .
Culvert I J, Chlmner
Drainage
ELL CURBINGr SEPTIC TANKS -.1
Phone Main 120 Factory Island City
Blocks
CICAFV
ALWAYS has EI Sidclo been made with
k intent to please; never has it been
finer than today. Long has the name been
held in high esteem; never has its fame
been more widely spread.
'Have you tried El Sidelo recently or ever? yTJ
Smoke one, and perhaps you and El Sidclo jffr
will each have a new friend. IJVj
Seven Distinguished Shifes Jl:'Z.A,
;10c 2br25c 15c 3..f50c r?Ji.
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Just Arrived
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The New Ti Pump
This new model conies in Black Suede with P.nt-
cnt Leather Inlay and Spanish Heels; Mlack Satin
with lilack Suede Inlay and Covered Cuban Heels.
This is one of the smartest shoes of the season. See
them in our windows.
WE GIVE NATIONAL CERTIFICATES
The Booltery Inc.
" A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
re GROYER SMITH, Mgr.
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