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PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, 'February 28, 1923 era ROSTOMAHS FLYINGSQUAD TDCDMEHEHE llavo you seen Eager about paint- 17-J, New Spring Styles u number of local citizens. Middicton stated thuru would bo two speakers fur l ho first afternoon and evening, one for the second and two for the third. Those coming lor the first day will bo Frank. H. Ji-un. v'i car. Phone tin- noted tax expert and cartoonisr, : jyU- OfeenwooU St und lied W. Corbell, U. L. I)., who It 1h Baid Is u logical Hiinker, true tu the cause, ltd advocates, ahd Wliu has de voted many hours to the cause lie1 rep resents. JuititH II. Wucrlendyko will be the speaker for Sunday uitcrnoon und cv e nl i if,', lie 1h known um a "man with u message." lit- will dial with the U'Kal constitutional und enforcement problems of the 13th amendment. I Oliver W. Htewiut. nresldcnl of the Dm IiIkIi school uuditorluut iiU;Klvlric Suuudron Foundation, edllor of (prices right t Silverthorn- censed, "nin i aimiy uruK store, form erly 1'utmun'n drug tore. 2-28-tf The KlyiiiK Hquailron, culled "A I'll iversity in .Motion, A Convention on Wheels," will reach I.a (Jrande for u sera a of meetings botti nnlnjf Hat nr. day, .March 17, und will continue three! lays. In the interest of law enforce-j men), civic riKhleousness, social und Industrial Justice. been secured for the llioetinjf plucu ami Hie services will ho oomlucteu , ,H.r of lh)1 jninots legislature, und who thereat 3:00 und 7:30 p. m. dully wllnM llllK(K.aled with .K.x-Governor Jlmi the exception of .Monday afternoon. j y ul- jnulunn for many yearn In tie: w hen the hour will t , ho um not j prohibition work, wilt deliver two ad lo conflict with the school hours. jjiresscs on tin- lust duy. With .lr. The Klylnff ftiiiudrnn Foundation un-Htewiirt will be Itev. Normal'. Urovn, w;n..T;ar.r.i..S "Z ,Z'.V! uhm. ,!-"vP , ""H Have you the new six-cylin Will care for maternity cases at my residence, 1414 W. Can give references. Phono .'jOl-.M. 2-'M-Gl The ladies of tlie Altar Society will hold a cooked food sale at the Grande Komle .Meat Co., on Satur day, March 3rd, beginning tit one ociocK. o.-28-lt FOLEY GUILL IS NOV OPEN o:.'IO a. in.-l:8l p. m. 0:'M p. m.-8:00 i. in. 2-2o-tf Parlies desirinir e-overnmont seeds fur their sprine- ulantimr ulcus... ei.ll at the Observer for tame. 2-24-tf to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six nicintt. after the first publication of this notice, to the said undersigned, administrator of said estate, at his Shun- at , residence 27111 Third Street, La1 2-17-lm . Grande, Oregon, or lo his attorney, K. J. hitchen, at his office, rooms 21 ami 22 La Grande National Bank building, La Grande, Oregon. Uatcd at La Grande, Oregon, Feb ruary 20th, 1923. JAKE ROSTOCK, Administrator of the estate of James M. Longshore, deceased. I!. J. Kitchen, Attorney for admin istrator. First publication Feb. 21, 1923. Feb.-21-28-M:y.7.-14-21 Drop ill and let US Show wluV '"" hclplnn create public nil, ,,, ,.,,. , ,,,. Bllt. u,.Kun t,.:(;i.a,,"He at u:g Wasbimrt'on 'avenue. you the latest in smart foot-1 in. voistimi ia-. i,a crantic hi i" '.,,.,.' sh0 L.mi,i,t,, 'iR.n four or Have you seen the new six-cylin- wear. :ihe fill 7th city where thene nieetinifs hiKh mcjoI work in three yeara. She will be conducted und OreRon Ih thjWWPkl.j i,,.r uuy throufih coIIi-kc by jlitli Htute to be covered. The Hoea!- j,r).Jl(.)jinK-( jers come from Holse, Idaho, here, and) ; twill go from here to Wulhi Wullu. Alii jtlm ju'lneipul cities in Oregon WU j,L. ! visited by thene HpeukerH, It was nn- nounei d today by it. H. Mlddleton, ud jvanee man for the organization, who wan in lu (iraride,. ronferriiiH: with ttv.! local comiulttee, comported of A. K. jl'rylte, chairinun, Urn. 1(. W. I.elKh- ton. und thews ant he In if UrwiHleil by lUIMPHflVE ! GAS STATION 1 1 Mil. U M. liKHIT H. Y.S: If yoll Ulitlt to pill (he pliueii Into your bimitn'.s.H you muni hlive Kood IIKAfni. The only way to h:m luallh In to keep e'ery p;trt of your body working in peri'eel har liiony with every other purl. iVlt. (,(HI,I,S t r; .Ntlliupilllilc n;l 'lili-opi-aeliy TiealmeiilM Will iiiw Von Itest llt-MiHs. Hen's U. S. Army Mun-Bon-Last Shoes at $2.95. Sii'H 51 lo 1. Never iiKain will you be nbje to buy these Nhoetf at mirti a tow jirlce. We were lucky in lind iiiK a i.innui'aelurer who wm (n-imuekeil with' them und needed ready eawli, uo we hoiltflil (hem ul almo.st one-half of the regular price, This alloc- Im made ever I he V. S. Army Munsoo lat, wilh i-xlra heavy Hlitchlnif; i:pecial Krained chrome brown leal her imed lhriUifljoul. An filial hIioc lor workuii'ii, fiirm (th. Icemen, po.'itmen, carpen ler ami niolonn'eii, who are ob 1 Hifed lo be on I heir feet all day. Send correct nine. I'ay I'ohI iiinn on delivery, or wend iih u money order. II you are not Kalhiried wilh I l!iee nIioch nfti'r you examine I'.iem. we will promptly refund i jour money. : u. s. distributing" &,p:sil'ANY;:';j 4 l i Wvst SSml Slri-i l, j tho ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE TO CUEOITOHS Notice is hereby iriven that on the ; Will day of February. l!12;i. J. G. ! Holm, engaged in th0 grocery busi ness at La urande 111 Union county, State of Oregon, made an ussign-1 ment to J. w. Stuchell, the under signed, for the benefit of his creditors. All persons having claims against i said J. G. Holm are hereby notified to present the same under oath to i ler Studcbaker. $111)0. F. O. B. Lu I tn "a"' J- Stuchell, assignee, at Grande, at 1115 Washington avenue. I DM1"-r. "regon, witnin inree niontns M. J. Goss, local dealer. '2-ti-tf Parties desiring government seeds for their spring plunting please call at the .Observer for same. 2-24-lf FOLEY GIIILL fS NOW OPEN 0:ii0 a. m.-liHO p. m. 5:30 p. m.-8:00 p. ni. 2-2(i-tf ! Chai'les .Playle to Add Build s' ini; and Beautify Station J Grounds. i I . , contnu t ivns l.-l yesl. relay for I he i-ri-cttun of ii ImiMtiiK on tin' tti;irlrr I llc!i occtiph-d l,y In' K"Kolln sla I lion owlH'il l,y riwirli-s IMaylc on , crciiwooil and .ilaniN. The new I liiilldini? ia In hi- located n thi' rear J line -or Hie Kt'ounil anl 11 will contain I a ladies' rest room, lire room, a room J for tl 'Iinnclnir, liilirlinftnK oil dc- J imrlinonl, wash rooms ror cars anil I ninny other conveniences needed In a modern utiioniohtic station. ,, The tfl-ouiKlH ai-ound (he station are I lo he wreatly improved Willi drlve ! Wiiys, iiarUlnir spi anil sidewalks. II I is lo he the last work in I lie modern ' The Iliblo .Class of the Presby terian church' will give a cooked food sale, Saturday-, March 3rd., at the Lilly Hardware Store. '2-28 It nit H. E. SCIIOEN' Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Successor to Dr. G. W. Zimmerman Office Phono Main 3. lies. 158-M rainier Roesch Bldg., La Grande RK(iO. NIHSKUY til. Hen. Kali: 'Act., lili' Wasliineton Avenue, I.a Grande. S-ls-L'm Fager paints ears. Phone 317-J. 2-20-lm VIOLCT CitEAM FOIl ' YOUU CHAPS Why not buy a violet cream that ; always satisfactorv ? We -know ' fillinj; station. maUinK a beauty snot of nothing Unit 'is better than violet , as well as a center for the auto owner jcrcani and a good liberal amount for ,ioc ti uotcie. liy it and you will be satisfied. SilveilnoriHWright's Fam ily Drug Store, formerly the Put man drug store. 2-28-tf Hemstitching and plcot edge bv Mrs. E. C. Tuekey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf I w lio desires quick service. BACK GIVES OUT Pirn!)- of La Grande Headers Have This Experience. You tax the kidneys overwork ; Aew lorn vu y, i . i . i I I Sllllc 20, Soiliniei' lllilK. I A rinssirted Ad Wtrl Do 11! ' I . . ' ii . . . . . 1 . 'L J 7. ,nnva .... n I ! . ; , i i is; Will Put ooiwnt. cts 7 They can't keep up the continual strain. , The back may give out- it may ache and pain; Urinary troubles may set in. Don't wait longer take Doau's Kidney Pills. La Grande people tell how they net. Ask your neighbor! Howard C. Trull, lKOS O St., La Grande, says: "Doa.i's Kidney Pills are a remedy of merit. '1 have used them for attacks of kidney eom- ilamt when my .back was weak and aine and mv kidneys acted irregu larly. A short use of Dean's has never failed to relieve these attacks und strengthen my back and kid neys." Price Wc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney 'remedy get Doall's Kidney Pills the same thai .Mr. Trull had. lvoster-Milburn Co., -Mfin.,1 Buffalo,: N.i Y. A full pound 10 sheets of pure linen paper for 27 cents. See our window special on this. 1 . Flume Us, Main 10, For a Box. from the dcte of this motice Dated at Uaker, Oregon, February 14, 1U23. J. W. STUCHELL, Assignee of J. G. Holm. First publication February 14, 1923. Last, publication March 28, 11123. Feb.l4-21-28-Mar.7-H-21-28 NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY-' In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Martin L. Clark, Bankrupt. ' To the tieditors of Martin L. Clark of La Grande, TJnion County, in the State and District aforesaid, a Bank rupt. Notice is hereby given, that on the 27th day of February, 1023, the said Martin L. Clark was duly adjudicat ed 'Bankrupt, and the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the i office of H. E. Dixon. Referee. Fo- 'lev Bldir.. La Grande. OroLron. on' Monday, March 12, 1923, at 10 a. m. at which time the ::aid creditors may attend prove their claims, appoint a Ttustee, examine the Bankrupt and transact ruch other business as may pioperly come before the said meet ing. ' II. E. DIXON, Referee in Bankruptcy. (Schedule of liabilities, .fl520-05; Schedule of assets, $('.09.00). ' . (All claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) 2-28-It The Largest Chain Uepartmcnta "Store Organization in the World" Petticoats! Neat Styles! Exceptional Values! f l'etllcoatif that form the r'pht 'foundation t for dressca. There are numerous huudyome styles of Hoft cllnt'lns jersey Bilks In attractive colora lu this selection. A good (juiility tdlk jersey petticoat with soft satin flounces In contrasting colors. These are priced ut 1.9S. AH jersey petticoats of a heavy quality silk with pleat ed und riffuriMl Jersey flounc s. Priced 'at f 4.6(. Kxtru . heavy silk jersey, hemstitched and embroidered tnd applique trimmed flounc es. Triced ut $5.50. $4.50 $5.50 .The Largest Chain Department Hore Organization in the World- 4, HavO vou seen the new six-evliri- der Studcbaker, $1190, F. 0. Ii. La Grande, at 111.) Washington avenue. M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-ti-tf SUMMONS In the Circuit Court-of the State of Oregon for 'Union County Ruby Ilintt, Plaintiff, Frank Hiatt. Defendant. plaintiff and defendant be forever dissolved and that she be granted an absolute divorce from defendant; that plaintiff have the care, cus tody and control of their minor chil dren, Anna Hiatt, Samuel Hiatt and Hazel Hiatt and that defendant be compelled to pa yto plaintiff the sum of fifty ooiiars per month alimony for the support of said minor chil dren. You will further take notice, that this summons is published once a week; for six consecutive weeks in the La Grande Evening Observer, a newspaper published in the City of 1923, and tho first publication of which is made on the 28th day of February, 1U23. . It. J. KITCHEN, Attorney for Plaintiff. dfeb.28.Mar.7-14-21-28-Apr.4-ll Helped tho "Flu." "flu" and found it wonderful. It nev er fails to cure my two little girls from coughs and colds," writes Mr A. Sanders, Gallatin, Tenn. For quick relief from coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest and bronchial trouble use Foley's -Honey and Tar. I contains no olilfltne in.ppnrllu,,! a La Grande, Union County Ore coil. ! urinted on the wrniitior I n,m,uf bv order of tho Hon T W lfn,.-l,.u ...II: i.....u ' :.- it. ,'. J e 11 . '.'ivn.v.,, .t;iiiii COin;il IIH.-UlCII.e 1)1 IIIO WlldO. To Frank Hiatt, the above named nier Vs" .mtedeh u-v h' b",' J' USU "mliU,ons Faor paints ears. Phono 317-.T, 2-20-1 m "Get n Heacock Radiophone, they aru the best." Enterprise, Oregon. Find It Here XOTICK TO l KKr)lTHS Notice is heieby given that letters testamentary have been . issued to tiporue (. Hopkins upon the last will ;uifi testament of Itctscy Hutch inson Hopkins, deceased, late of Union County, Oregon, and ult per sons having claims ajraiii'it. said es tate are hereby notified to present thti same with proper vouchers to the said executor at IHOii Second Street, I.a Grande, Oregon, within six months after the cUnte of this notice- Dated this fllst day of January, A. I)., 192:!. GEORCJIi C. IHJVKINS, Executor. Jan.:il-Keb.7-14-21-28 defendant: In the name of the Stato of Ore on, You are hcroby required to np pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entiled court and cause, on or before nix weeks from t he date. of the first pub' lication of this summons You will take notice, 'that if you fail to appear and answer for want theieof, the piainuff will apply 'to the Court for the relief prayed tor in the complaint herein to wit; that the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing by and between 3 Offer For Sale A five-room modern home locale) Ion M avenue. House hits stone founil- NOTK'E TO CREDITORS i alien, (rood sluno cellar. The house Is In the Matter of the Estate of nvell ariaiiffed. laces east, In good rcs .lanies M. Longshore, deceased. ' ! iiicncc seclion. l'rlce very low Notice is hereby given by the un-'. Sir.lill.on. If you have fiiM) cash. bal , Copy for this column must be v ia by 10:00 a. in. dersigncd, administrator of the es tide of James M. Longshore, deceas ed, to the creditors and all persons bavimr claims against the said dn- En:,ler Alondav ball al Rex hall. I Airil 2nd- Given by the Shriner'S ; o club. . 2-28-tf' S oooooooooooooooooooooooooo , o . o o '.:!.-..' o nucc can lie arranged at monthly pay ments. ' Newlin Drug Co. i .M'l.'lil alxinl i bav, ! -'I Sl. I'eter nee.l know I O i Is the (iiimher of j Imd lo hire' a kiwyor. o Page Fence I FOR SALE BY A Hix-room modern home located on q thill west side of city, r'acs east. Lot on corner snrronniieu ny many nice hollies. Jlouse hns larpe porcll, Rood slreplriff porch. Kntiro houso well nr raiiffed. Price, $:;r.oo.ou. Terms. $l,onn push, balance $.15,00 per mouth. fall and let tts tell you about these places and show thchi lo you. riuniu Alain 10 J. A. Chandler GER.MICIOE FOR YOFR SCALP 5 A real germicide and dandruff o eradicalor. It will stop the hair frmn falling, step itching of the ' o scalp, slop eczema of the scalp. It j will do all' this within a month al-1 S nnt always. It costs . a small ' o . o amount, 7.V ami Sl.fid a bottle ati it. .1 , " 9 SMvcthiirn-Wvight's Family Druglo IU "0CS lnc "ClClllllg- g WD IIAVK OTIIKISS - - miiiic-iiy c . i'. rmuiau s nrug I ANT I' Y f? TRY AX rUlSKWV'KI? All " 2-28-tf OUSllUVER WANT AD SH.ER.RYS LAST DAY 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOO' Ilelenc Chadwick and Richard Dix in "Yellow Men and Gold" lv (Joiivcrneur Hloi iis i and Mr. ;nul Airs. ( 'tutcr Del laven s, f. ' in "A VA;;i.Y TALK" It's (.real KKCULAn PKICES j "I've iit leti woluleri'd,; mUl I he nii.n in the 1..(iImt s1mp. "what some Hu n ri v :'iim;; llo ir conimcni seps,- PHONE 370-31 OOOOOOOOOOOOt'UUOOOC-OOOOOOO La Grande Investment Company Itellablo Aucnts fiir Kclldble ! ItiMiraiicc Companies. I 11:01 Adams Ave riiune Slain 753' jet us beyourVlCWRidealm .... -AnY of the many Viclrola . models, from $25 clear up to $ 1500, can be purchased thru . us. Terms as desired. , , : -, - lr . ) The abn-e beautiful model is S25.' Ft is ' , : 49 inches hich, 2.5 inches wide, 24 inc hes deep, contains gohl-plated sound box and is.' : supplied with 20 -Virtnr record albums (suf licieiit for 200 records). ' N t ri ewnn Doo Stationery Co. lager paints cars. Phone :II7-.I, Jt)-lm ; If tie- liveliiiie iimiiI wnoian's wa ! 1' dentins wilh her liusliiiinl i-i,ull e l-etllli-ed tu ;i Im iillllii vv.. i in In,. I S 't Would leinl suiliellilu- il;,. s; N.iK him hul u!ve lu In Hie end. I 13 ; I The Neiehlmrs of Wooilrrart will i n hold a .-nuked food Mil,, ut Lilly's f : llnnlHaie on IhinJdav. March 1st. . All m. mlieis ennie.-;ly rr,uesled t" J help in seme way. 2-?7-Jt I OI.KY CHILI. IS NOV OPEN ii:-'U n. m.-l:::n p. m. ' i:'!U p. m.-S:(i!l p. j 2--tr jniosE piii Try vanity iioi;s anity boxes am! small shopping i bags, trie very latest, hinde at eco- I mimical prices that all can aff'inlj I'leave let us show you these heiul-i I Ijful articles at Sihci thoi n-Wricht'--i l amily Pmg Stole, f.uiin'ilv I'ut I loan's drug stor,'. o -'S tf ill ItllER AI'KIINs A ne sioc i-t r,.!Ur apron, f pru. s I.(M' nun 5I.L'., ..ite,i , i . I o. V -:. el '. it ..ml ... EXCEPTIONAWALUES WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG ?r.lS Weddintr Breakfast SvniD. No. 10 tin Cane Sugar, 100-lb sack Lipton's Tea, full pound package M. J. B. Coffee, 5-lt tin ; $1.)S Robles Peaches, 4 cans -. )8c Bread, 3 1-Ib loaves !S5c ,$!).7!) 7)c , Carnation Milk, can 11c; case Van Camps Tomato Sou), V cans Arm) Covibtaivh. 2 iik.es -J-c Keadv-Cut Macaroni. V lb .' 2.")c rure"Bulk Cocoa, 2 lb .-. r. 2."c ('.olden Rod Oat Flakes, larjie pkg 2!c Ivory Soap, 3 bars 2oc ANY ORDER I'NDKIt $2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARCiE: ORDERS OVER $2.00. NO DELIVERY CHARGE. 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