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PAGE THREE
TifcafluJ.SWli 20,1923.
TIE PARK MAY
GETASAWMILL
small KvMi or it.pi... '1' ' ;.u - I vviiic.n. htvtlmr of VI r.s. Vaun'u'r. ! 8 ' 3 '
'MUM' Clc.'R people it to, IolUx. I ..... . .
Ardali Uy Un , .h I W hrt MI,,C' from Wlltoni-lt Anl-J
at the party tfiven by Mr. and Mm. l(, ('ipyhijf the old J .on Wit: hi
Kor.eit lAaunkcr of Ulg eek lart i place. purchaM-d hv M r. VVaunker.
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Mud thai Air. WliltU-n, hawis ,t eon-
Wednesday evening
Mm. I .iila Wh;irleswotth of ItuVmo
(Kpcci-il lo The Olwrvcr)
TI1K I'.UIK. Mir. 2. Mrti. S
Godauy, who wuh laheu serlniiHly It!
and placed mtilcr the. care of lr.
Si-hunter of Inliin, Ik it poetic I Im
pioviMHr nicely,
A ilanc'o una held nl llljr frock,
which the younjr folks or The I'arU
rupo'-t win a dcliehtful nffair.
. Joseph l.-iy hauled a load of fence
posts 0 Medical Springs for .Mr
WriKht thin week, nml he. is busy In
J.mkinv and haulinj; more from the
inountaiiiH, while, thfc vnow la In evidence.
tract on the rock eriislcv nir Jrt-
fThe "Home
Plate
land, U golnx hack in u ''ov days lo J !
finish liLs work there, ret nidn.r t:
I'.h' Cnrl;. zroinir in I In 'm.-mi imr lniv. 1 $?
iii?ss. The uoci.il Kivci hi ids ; n.t )
li i i'aii;iy'n honor w ti i kc cdi iut- i
tih. r.l. 1Hm music u t i rnii'ud if
Mi
;i tV r.r:
I'lurence Vnuordev hud the con
struct to rum lull wood for n'he 1'ark
,-Hchool, which ho-hau now complcl 'd.
Kenneth A' inorder report that
sonip of their homes were ncrlousSy
sick. Two of them wtjre pronounced
to havo the mountain fever. Veterin
ary Paddock of Vuion stated, and
prescribed for them, which resulted
in their Kctth; better: and at Hie
last report they were doing nicely
aloni? recovering.
JS'vu Vnnorder is on 4he sick list L
with headache and has stayed home: I
from ,schooi -u the week. Jt. h ij
luped that she will upeedlly .yt nverli
It ami rcHiiuie tier studieH at fchool. .'
Alary Vanorder is recuperated from:!
lior npi ll of KlckncKS and j-'oins to
school uKalu. jl
' li l.s believed that A. J. Vunder- !
vanter will be . busy haiilinu' liny,!"
while IIMh Htiow will lii.si arotind !
Sledlcal Springs. i
IN it, reports quite a tall of mUV o.i
the flat diniojv thin last storm, which
nit that locality yery severely.
Kd Miles was seen oil the Ktrcctn
of I'liion this last week, and reports
cverytliln In lip top Hhape on hit
I'anch for an early- crop. . .
. .... M.,..(.im iui mioi.i.y UM o-cbe.stra conn
hpeii-oi i! mi whik pmtmj,' in Heitltf mi t I-1 i a -id Mr. Wliht n
mis MPnuif , ,,! ? rs W;iunk
It 1st ruiiio .0 that Joe Koster wl!l
lake a bunch of iiorwes to psuir for
the llutchinfon outtit of I'nion.
Kd iille.si)io ban n hard linic jret-
tluf,' rid of a cold he contracted some
time nno, but is on the move, pre-
puriiiK fm- sprlutf aclivitici. It- it
understood that he will put In the j
largest crop ever put in on the old j
Sam Mouth place, where lu 1 Hv. i
hie.
Mr. Griffith ls busy at t!ie wood
hiiHiiiCMH. lia vitiir ii conil niiiiji.- nf '
splendid wood tor sale.
.Mrs. Koae Lay reportH that the
party jjlven by Mr. nnd Mr. Robert
Waunkcr of IMk frock, was ail iI.h i- I
lute Hiiccess. wne atntcs that the
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lill 'il ) I y 1
r :uM Mrs. :.. f
rnnfi-olions. Athli-llo Onoil8.
'luluu't'tu. t'antlli'a untl
Olh.T Arllr!f.
Solicit Yo'iir I'mionairp.
Sli-IWIS .l(lSiX,
When In
Pendeton
Slop Willi Voiir Old Frlrnil,
.1. Af. STAM-IV,
ForiniM- Ownt'i' nC lhi Snvoy
In l.a (ivniuli.
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I'JIi:! Ailains Avrlllio . 1!
imtmmm!HiiffliiimnHnnHimii ;
iliiilnir iihc ni,.', t i i II
n a h i
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Cheese I
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II nnw fiunu lli I inrinn li nl ol I
'he (jodFiy hoya are liaullnff wood n ivndleton. which is a thoroii!.-!!- !
variou.-t custonuuw iv modern homo for tbo ti-.iveitna
Dublin nml ho InnLs nfier liiu rt-il. '
'StulcyIo.l- I
SO
to town
A letter from Oswald Voiswhikpr
u .s an.i . ny. statin tlt ho w ,wnB;w, H1 IIHli:i,
plannln-.,' on increasing his output of ! mf.lily
honey, this next kcilsoii. Wishes r.jfj .
NiicceHK ftocs in you Oswald, from .MaaiaHi
your friends of this community. j
Mnv Ituihl Sawmill. I .
Htoucduhl and Iiavls, timbermen of
Tniou, have hciiI an option lo the
hohler.4 nf claims on Catherine frock
siatliiK; that they had a buyer for
Iho timber In the Catherine free't
territory. It Ik rumored that a. hmw
mlll will be creeled on I he ohl Hall
raneh early in the ripi'liitf. ,.
iSob I J ii nl r j- was down from North
'T'owdC!', lo I'nion to ' attend the
tlanee,
(Jnild l.ny was at the dance at V.i;;
Creek, report Iiik' :t fine titun. ,
.Mr. and M i-h. (icoiK'e , l-osely, who
arc runnimr a ranch on Ilitf Creek,
once rcsldenlH here, are reported do
injr well at hi.t new place and ex
pect jo put In :i Kplcndid crop in the
nprinir, so it l.s reported, ind that
their little pirl, who w;us very Hiek
of late. Is r cuperaline; wonderfully.
Mrs. Loscly is a. sister to Mrs. A. J.
Vanderva nter tif t he Vandeivaiiler
ranch. , - ,. ; j i
In Kpite of din bud rOa!s On the '
mail roulo between Teloeaset and
The I 'a rk. Itud Lay is tnaklTt(f splen-
When you want good Cheese, call on us. We
handle the best grade of Tillamook Cheese at all
times, and guarantee it to please you.. We also
have Swiss, Cream, Brick and Pinierito Cheese.
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Two or Three Piece
hut SUITS is the word that lias gone forth!
For business, for sports, for travel
A Wooltex Knockabout Suit in Tweed : -
$22.50 to $ 45.00'
For 'the. woman who prefers the lout? coated,
strictly tailored suit '
A Wooltex Tailor-Mude Suit in Poiret Twill
ff25.00 to $55.00 r :
lXI For the young girl or the woman of slender
i figure, for every day or dress wear
A vvooicex oox or Kussuin ijiouse feint
in Poiret Twill ' .
Some with skill and jacket, others with
jacket and blouse dress silk topped.
$.'$5.00 lo $75.01) ...
GOOD
CIGARETTES
grass
100 Depot St. . , Two Phones, Call Main 75
-NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
lO
j f-jf GENUINE
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DURHAM
TOBACCO
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIIINF. SHOP ANN FOUNDIIY
All Kinds of Machinnry. Automobllrs ami j;iaetoj Itcpalri'il,
OvrhauloJ nnd P.obuill.
Acetylono WelrtlrtB of All Kinds
Cylinder Boring nnd Ovorslzo ristons "" " '
Crankshafts, Pistons nnd Piston Plus Iti'ground
fiivo Ds a Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
COMING BACK
MeELROY'S ORCHESTRA, of Portland, Ore.
A REAL DANCE
ZUBER HALL
y: V'' TITURSDAY, ALARCH 22
' S ' Dancing at 8:30 '
I H I II UMPIIIII' Mil IMP IIIH1I
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Boys' Oxfords $5.00
Boys' Cherry Red calf skin Oxfords, Goodyear
welt sole and rubber hels. Sizes 2' to G...
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
E.1 5
Ttmnldnir (lul for hnvlni? cycH with which to hoc and then
alnudnK theiu e brill Iioiii-h u ilay doesn't M)imd cnnslatcnt.
The way Home people tri al (heir i'J'is would lead tine to thlnli
that new onea. could be boulit anywhere, any time, at about
twenty-five cents u pair.
People actually lltliy-dally ith one of the moat precious
an.se Ih with which they arc endowed. Kur hiHiancc: How iiiuclt.
ciiald you cam luiiiorrow IT you should suddenly becontf blind .'
I ttil yon don't have to become wholly blind to reduce tin ;
value of your vision. In thiH highly organized ami Hpeclulixed
( world .if today you've y;nt I" l'"t Ihtnn over n little better, thai
" the other fellow' to keep the world coining your way. INwji
' vMon lll slow you tip and li t the other fellow jhibh. ;
If you have been leavlm; the Job with lieudaches. and (rettlnK1
1,1 rfeiierally rotten feellujr durlnff t he day, consider t hcae eondJ
tlonH adauce noilcc from a couple o.f dlnjrrunth-d cycH that they
' urn bicondiif; Impatient at, their condition of employment and
are tto!nri (n ii strlkcl ' . . , . ,t -
i. Wi.'Mlom would KiiKeMt arltitratlon. They'll r-'inaln loyal employes If yon meel.theni lmlfway!
tfi'A. visit liere a can lu) exunilmitlon a pair of properly fitted R-lasweK will put them In . .e.ltnerf.ttl "
rVeiV riliircty; ;
:T1 'IV
DR. W. M. PEARf:
, ! Optometrist,
With J. H. Peare & Son
All Items of
Office Supplies
Our line of office and typewriter supplies h
equal to every demand upon it.
The stock embraces scores of items, the
goods are high grade and the prices are right.
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
BAND
CAPT. II. L. BEARD, Director.
In Eighteenth Annual Concert Tour.
.'5( Pieces Selected from a Band of 55
Presenting
I !l
GRAND CONCERT
and
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
With Foui- Soloists
L. H. S. Auditorium
Dance to Follow Concei t At Rex Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH 20TH
Captain Beard's Band played from one to
two weeks at each of the three great Pacific
Coast World's Fairs Portland, 1!)0:; Seattle,
l'Hi); San Francisco,
SOLOISTS
Ralph Daugherty Playing His
Giant $J00.00 Wonderphone
BB1) Bass
J. C. Carman Clarinet
John Whittimore Clarinet
Ira Cave Vocalist
Unusually Good Reed Section
Reserved Seats Adults, 75c; Students, 50c
General Admission .r0c and .'ioc
No War Tax
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The Greatest School
S the home. Children learn by imitation. They copy a
igond example. As the leading example, mother the
general manager of the family should manage well, have
her business in order.
. Her checking account makes for easy, orderly pay
ments and give a simple bookkeeping system. Her sav
ings account is growing to provide for her children's
future.
This Bank Welcomes the Accounts of Honicmakers
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK
; " La Grande, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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