Thursday. March 2!). 1923.
PAGE TWO
- TFTTC LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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With Parts to Play in the Promenade
It would never do not to complement your Easter cos
tume with dainty new underthings. Indeed, much of the
pleasure will come from the satisfaction of knowing that
none of the intimate niceties of grooming have been overlooked.
You'll know if you choose one of
pur very dainty net trimmed crepe
de chine step-in sets, that you have
pelceted underthings worthy the
honor of combining with your Eas
ter costume. $2.40.
A costume joy is .what many wo-
In a leadirtg role Gloves. They
are so clever with their perky
gauntlet cuffs stitched and ap
pliqued that as you promenade on
Easter you may be sure they won't
be ignored. Here in the smart
costume shades. $2.00 up.
Well cast for its part. Hosiery.
For an accessory that is to harmon
,ize with your frock or with your
men have discovered Silk Jersey footwear, nothing could be more
Vests to be. No doubt you; too , filing tha our sheer silk hose in
,,.,. ,! beige, .gray, and black, shades that
have found them very pleasing, and match or contrast effectively with
will appreaciate the opportunity of any color scheme. $1.50 up.
choosing them. $1.89. Leading up to the climax Veils.
Traditionally the climax of your
Of prime importance to the sue- Easter costume is your Easter Plat
cess of your Eastef costume? is the ?.d admirably fitted to set it off
, J ...... lr attractively are crisp veils, some
corset over which it is worn. Have;;.Vth Vemicelli embroideryothers
our corsetiere fit you with a Cos- stitched in fine small designs.
sard or Warner. $2.00 to $8.50. $2.50 and $3.00.
SIILII
NEARLY DONE
i
!' !; IMBI.ER,' March 28. Calvin
.---"" i Johnson will start" building his new
ihume in a few (lays.
I' Allt K.NOM.H The faw mj tnut j,, being built
"'eronnl ' in the Panama Star!nn llrri M.mntnin : ruiiidlv heinir
mihI Herald, (completed. Several men have been
Notice My husband, Saml. Brou-irampjng there while the work is be
snn, having loft my home and pro-jng done,
lection without any cause Mnce the!
Mill of May, li20, and his where-1 Frank Martin has had a crew
tabouts are unknown to. me, I there-packing out his small apples forex
'furo notify 'the public that it's my , port market.
i intention to get married. (Signed) Jesse lllanchanl, of I.a Grande,
Mrs. Klhcl llrouson.
j and his cousin, 'David ;Blanchard, of
Ignn. Utah, were in lmhlcr Snt-
i"Why
Find ' ""'
It . .,;f f
Here
A homemade lunch at anv hour of
i ii'i'i l.', day, where mince pie, apple pie,
i. nil i i,, cherry pic, cheese, ham sandwiches.
!(,.., t , hof coffee with whipped cream
I is always served at. our soda foun
1 : jiuityi 'mid Blopso illo not forget i that
i,l .(.''. i ij.Huzolwooib mid ''Blue Mountain1 ice.
I cream is always served by the ipint,
'j quart or by the dish at our fountain..
lISilvertliorn-Wrlght'K Family Hrug
1 Store. T' -3-29-tf
! Cody for thla column mutt be
, ... in by 10:00 a. m, i Hemstitching and picot tdge hy
LJ..'rMrs. ,E. C. Tuckey, 1808 Second
The Ladies
in bj 10:00' . mi'
ilay afternoon at I, Illy
atore, beginning at 1 o'clock,
. . '
Set Buff Wvandntlo eggs now, 111
for $1. Ira It. Aldrich, 7(17 Fourth
tret. !l-'27-tf
The mo.it wonderful lot of blnnm
liiK plants wo have ever had for
iCaster. Be sure and call at our
More anil see them. Cherry Flor
ists. 3-27-41
Hear Olson's 7-piece orchestra
plav "Aunt Ilngar's Blues" at Zither
hall Saturday evening. I .M inch :11st.
our two registered
Newlin Drug Co.
PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR
Room 0 Sommor Hldg.
.Open from SI to 6
Evenings and Sundays on Appoint
ment. I'lionc r7Ii-W.
3-8-lm
or certified1- iJhech 'for-ah;-amount;
equal to at least fiva (f) .per cent
of, tho, tola,! ainotyit bf the hfd,
A 1 corporate "soreiy bond! yil be
required for the'.-fnithful performance
of the ' contract in a sum equal to
one-hujf. .the.. total amount of the bid.
lihls must be submitted on stan
dard proposal blanks, which together
with plans, specifications, forms of
contract, and full information for
bidders f.may be obtained at .the of
fice of' the 'Coirtity Koadmaster,' at
the County Court llouse. La Grande,
1-27-tfj Oregon, uptini deposit of ($5.00) five
dollars. ' i
The right is reserved to reject any
or nil pioposals or to accept the pro
positi op.- proposals deemed best for
the County. ! i
Dated at I.a Grande, Oregon, this
loth day of March. 1K!I. .
CJ.YDK R. SF.1TZ,
County lloadmastor.
Mar.lB-22-29.
pharmmn'sts.
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JL'ST LIKE THAT
should I kiss; you?" Ether
asked. k
lie anwered "I don't know."
IJecoming mad .
She tod the lad
Exactly where to go.
THE" WOIM TOIXS
A Iji Grande man. ufter waiting
all day for his wife to say "What
ilay is this?" telephoned her late
in the afternoon and reminded her
that it was their fifth wedding anniversary.
Many n groom puts off the wed-1
ding until his father can afford it.
Money talks, but if Henry Ford ,
could carry out. his ideas it would
rattle. ' 1 , 1
A WELL KNOWN FACTOR
"If we are all as groat us we
think wc arc, this, old world would i
be a paradise." 0, " j
"Yes, but Uie' competition would
be hell." . ; !: i '
. A newspaper was considered the I
best source ,of Information and,' then !
the wonians-'icluti'.'wa.s instituted.
..r.t,.v w.llll, with lr. Ltui Al'S.
M..n;,. IKriiiay
Bishop U. McBriile and Hans "'if
Wcstenskow went to La Grande bun
day on church duties.
Mr. and IMrs. William Wiggins
were guests nt the home of Mr. and
Mm. L. A. Stringham Sunday.
Last Saturday anil Sunday Frank
Graham shipped out a carload oi
cattle arid pigs.
Mr. anil Mrs. Tangreen and' Mr.
and Mrs. Henrie motored to Hot
Luke Sunday.
A crowd- met at Frank Perry's
Sunday afternoon to celebrate his
birthday anniversary. A delicious
dinner was served in the evening
ami everyone enjoyed themselves immensely.
Loo Westenskow and mother
were visitors at Pefferkoms in
Summerville . Sunday. j
Thp regular meeting of the Pnr-
held
ei.t-1 ! r -i M.i 'I"'"" - . .. ,
me .k- 1
cveniiip in
R. G. liykstm, principal of tho-
Imblcr school, was in ''."";"""
Salurday, attenilmg ine "
gun Pnncipuis unci fr- -
'"L.lKhi.lle will give the Boy Scouts
some military . practice next woo
nesdny evening. .
The baseball season is now open.
The high .school boys are busy pre
paring for their first game with
North Powder, April .
Found in a Missouri exchsmge
"Missouri stands at the lu'ad in
mule raising which is, in fact, the
only safe place tu stand."
The remarkable thing is' not that
so many get out of jail, hut that so
many stay out.
'-'if
MURRIED it
Jones "What' did you do with
that old typewriter of yours?"
Brown "Oh, I married her."
WHAT YOL' MIGHT. CALL
From an Illinois small city daily:
Harry .Mahan has bought a cow
and is now supplying his neighbors
with butter and fresh eggs,
A woman rushed .up to the ticket
office in the station at La Grande
the other day says Amos Tush and
demanded a round trip ticket quick.
"Where to?," ; inquired the agent.
"Back here where do you suppose?"
shrieked theltvomhn. f .
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EFFICIENCY. RUNNING AMUCK
A Chicago (efficiency maniac post
ed a 'notice ! in! his works reading:'
"Do It Now.'' i Within twenty-four
hours the i cashier bolted with the
contents of the office safe, his favor
ite stenographer ran on wun ins
oldest son, the office boy .threw, the j
ink bottle iiild' the electrfc fan. land
the whole meohanicai' crew went ion
strike for more . wages and a. six
hour day. Ho is thinking of get
ting a new 'office motto but ho cati't
1 mil an comtonubiooncu;, i.
ki'l
Have you seen Fnger about paint
ing you car. Phono M17-J. Shop nt
1UU2 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
vilbii.e Ik n ulnrn whnm n u.n.
M-2-2t!man can celebrate her 2otli birthday
i. . . , , . . omy one tune. .
Hot water bottles and fountain . . t , 1 ; ,
syringes, the best quality for the The ladles of the Christian church
least money, is what you should w Hold a cooked food sale und ba
want and we have tlieni at Silver- ,.,. Hn ,ay Saturday at the Milne
thorn-.W rights lanilly IHug Store . KleoLi ic store ...A nrons and fancv
l-2!l-tf;wrk
g)-a noiwans.i ktiiiak Pictures
pifeRionally finished. Real por
traits made from your best kodak
'negative. Ask about it. Copying
and enlarging properly done. Sec
onil floor Palmei-linesch llldg., onpo
vite West's store. :)-lti-lm
3-28-fll
i Poiil( prgt)t .to-'liij-your ilf or:
swbltttavt mi lilyV 'Serf t'NetlV
at Cherrys Flower Store. il-"7-4t
CHAIN WOOD-Order now.
Uonde Lumber Co.
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ki:i;on st nsi:nT ro.
I fjco. Hall. ArI.. 131'.' Washlncton
Hynmeis germ-killing mi'iliiation Is Avenue, La Orumle. 2-ia-L'm
ine oaiy seusihie anil safe way of
treating caterrh. Goes right to the
spol. Ilrealhed through the nose and
mouth. Guaranteed satisfaction or
money refunded. Sold bv nil drug
gists. :i-2!P-lt CHAIN WOOD
According tcHheir temper men ire I
sharpened or moken on ine gnnunig
wheel iqf advqrsijy. i j : j
two bits',1 vi'Here ' Art thoL1?
Sign in Wilt '(camouflaged) of
local movie theater: "Unt Your
Change." Timely placards nro al
ways truth ful.
How delightful Is spring, wjth the
birdies saying "Chec-chee" and the
chickens saying "Ca-choo."
' "Heacock's Railionhones are four
times louder than any other on the NOTICE TO CREDITORS
market, easier tiuv d, and made I Notice is hereby given that the un
nght. Enterprise, (Ire. 2-12-21 dersigued has been appointed admin-
,, . 7" " " islrator of the estate of Kliza W.
Kaster Jlou.luy Tull at Ilex Hall Hunter, deceased, and all person
April Jin', Riven by Mhiinein' ( lull, ihaving claims against said estate are
, I. is. if hereby notified and ivquired to pre-
: sent same to this administrator at
The best thing you can use fori La Grande, Oregon, on or before six
.muni on ur iiiinog oi me nair is our innntns Irom ilale hereof.
.NOTICE OF BANKRUPT SALE
Notice is hereby' 'givon that the
undersigned trustee in bankruptcy
will offer to the highest bidder the
following bankrupt slock of mer
chandise, to-wit:
All the stock W the Union Motar
Company, bankrupt, at La Grande,
Oregon, consisting of parts and ac
cessories of motor curs, trucks, traij
toM, ;tools and equipment of garage,
filiite.s .a,nd office . Curniturc. . The.
s.ii.if .stiiolt. rjiy ,be.ieeii- at '..the foim-Wiplncq'-'or;''
bu'xliiesh,' ton 'Jefferson
street in said city, and a complete
inventory in.iv be examined nt thp
Grande sitid place, or in the. office of the
referee m bankruptcy. II. E. Dixon,
Esq-
All bids must he sealed, and will
be opened on the :11st day of .Maivh,
IH2:!, at 10 a. m., nt the said former
place of business. 'J'he Trustee re
serves the right to reject any anil
all bids. Terms, cash,
W. D. HANKS,
n , . i j'ruslee.
Order now. Grnndnt In r: m,.......
Uonde Lumber Co. .'l-12-tf jn-lfi-XI ' '
I
IT. GLENN WILL
PRESENT PLAYi
Kusler .Moniiny Hull at Ilex Hall
April Vnil, aly.n by SlniuiTs' riuli.
2-L'S-ll'
gerilllcida and danilmff eradicutnr.
It always gives quick results, and is
only 7fic and SI. oil a but lie at Silvcr
thoriHWright's Family Drug Store.
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THE DEPOT POOL HALL
Now open under new management.
Candy, cigars, tohncco and cards.
Your patronage solocited.
a-2ll-(lti CLARK & YI'.NT.ER
Hated this 24th day of Match
1112,1.
A. R. HUNTER.
Administrator of the Estate of
r.lian W. Hunter, deceased..
Mar.2!)-Apr.5-12-I!-2H
THE OLD HOME TOWN
MT. GLEN, March 2!). A. J. Feik
is removing his family to their home
in i.Mt. 'Glen. k'Mrs. Feik, who has
been seriously ill tor some months is
much improved. , ; ' , ' f
Judge Couch was iti Mt. Glen to
day looking over, the roads, ,11c said
that next year they intendejl making
a market' road-.1t)1hiti)rh,S hc'rir'.tq La
iGrnniiiv ' ' ' '! '" '' ' '
Livestock is looking fine fhis
spring. There will be some surplus
liny iiere this year.
Chas. Hibbert has accepted a po
sition with I.eighton's garage.
The Mt. Glen M. I. A. will present
a two-act comedn di-nma. "Mr. 'Bob,"
in the chapel Friday evening, March
."SO. This is a high class show, be
ing recommended by some of the
leading colleges. It is considered
one of the most clover shows pub
lished. Play shows about two hours
and there is not a dull moment
throughout the entire time. They
are expecting a large crowd. Show
starts at 8 nclock. '
By Stanley
fe' ........ i rv.i
'I !i I 11 L i'S.MMr.s! I
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
iliglmny Construction
I'nion County, Oregon.
Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court of Union County, Ore
gon, at the County Court House, at
NOTICE
Keliablc help furnished on shoit
nonce, inaie or ii-inair. v tin ..lain i.a liranitc, lllTgon, at 1 p. in., on
744. 217 Depot Street, or 2.S.VJ. the Thirtieth day of March. 1!2:I.
J li 1 7 Fourth street. Kilby & Crouse. jfor construction work on sections of
.'l-l()-lm .the following described roads; all in
Union ountv. Oregon:
Modem dance tonight at Zubir
liall. Music furnished by Olson s or
Cheatra. 3-28-lt
Don't miss the beautiful display of
blooming Easier lilies and plant at
CDierrys Flower Store. S-27-4t
It Is bound to please you, our
Violet Cream for the hands , for
chapped lips, roughness of the skin,
at i'ac a bottlo lit Silverlhorn
Wrlghfa Family Druir Store. 3-2-tf i
Between Island City and Cove,
Oregon. This work Involves: Approx
imately l,t.:l miles of surfacing. Ap
proximately fi.:i miles of paving.
Between Island City anil Mcl.ain
I.ane, Union County, (ire. This work
involves: Approximately H.75 miles
of surfacing.
Between holder and Summerville.
Oregon. This work involves: Ap
proximately :t miles of surfacing.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by cash, bidder's bond.
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Next Monday is the first of the month again. To some it .will be merely ;.
the first of April, while to others, less fortunate, it will mean another scramble
; to pay bills contracted in March.. ' Running bills nowadays is a luxury few who
really appreciate the difference care to afford.' As a basis of figuring, take
""the items listed below and check them off against the prices charged ori your
:;March bill. You will probably be astounded at the difference.
. PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
Armour's Star Hams "The Ham What Am !
We have just received a large shipment of Star Hams
for Easter at the attractive price, per lb, 29c.
Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, 5 dozen $1.00
Sugar Cured Bacon, well streaked, per tb 28c
Carsten's Sugar Cured Hams, per !b 27c
Brookf ield Cheese, full cream, per It) ......29c
Smoked Loin Backs, per tb --25c
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 10-Vb net $1.94
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard. 5-lb net '- 99c
Carsten's Lard, No. 10 pail .
Carsten s Lard, Nov5 pail ...... ,.
Coffee At A Real Saving
M'-fri Swtb tin , ...:....$1.9S
M. J. B., 3-lb tin :. $1.23
M.J. B.i-1-tt) tin .......43c
Hill's Red Can, 5-lb tin ., .$2.05
Hill's Red Can, 2'-tf tin ,.1.05
Hill's Red Can, 1-tb tin ..:...44c
Royal Club, 5-tb tin ...:....i.....$1.9S ',,.
Royal Club, 3-lb tin :1 $1.23 '
; Royal Club, 1-lt) tin ...-r.43c .
V Dried Fruits r
Large Fancy Dried Prunes, 3 lb ...50c
Black Figs, 4 lb 85c
Large 3 Crown Raisins, 5'tb .: 69c
Thompson's Seedless Raisins, 5 lb 79c
Thompson's Seedless Raisins, 2 lb 33c
Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 lb 43c
Brooms
$1.50 Value, each .....98c
Matches, full count box -. 5c
Bon Ami Bar or Powdered 10c
Rex Lye, 2 cans :. . -25c
Crystal White Soap, per case ..$4.59 .
Crystal White, 10 bars ......:......:...,..47c
Polar White Soap, per case ......$4.29
, Polar White Soap, 10 bars 44c
t. Crane Oi) Soap per dozen ..........JC;.,
'Cremi; 'Oil Soap, 6 bars 'L::.:.ji!ioi' :
Shredded Cocoamit, 2 lb ...45c
Sweet Ground Chocolate, 2 tb 45c
Pure Cocoa, 2 lb . 25c
Coiled Spaghetti, 3 lb ...25c
Cut Macaroni, 3 lb ..25c
Butter ,.
Blue Mountain Creamery, per roll 95c
Blue Mountain Creamery, per IT) 48c
Syrups
Red Karo, 10-lb pail 79c
- Red Karo, 5-tb pail 43c
Red Karo, 2'.-lb pail 23c
, Blue Karo, 10-tb pail 69c
Blue Karo, 5-tb pail 37c
Blue Karo, 2 Mb pail 19c
" Skaggs Cane and Maple
A delicious Pancake Syrup
' 10-tb can, net $1.59
5-tb can, net 83c
2'o-tb can, net : 49c
Flour and Cereals
Dolmonte Flour, per bbl $7.69
Delmonte Flour, 49-lb sack $1.97
Oregon Beauty, per bbl $6.99
...$1.47,.
..jjj..77c'i
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Oregon, B'eautV Flcjur; per sack .-.$1.79 1
None to Equal, -pel bbl. ..,.;w.'..;...$6.5il,'i'.
None to. Equal, 49:tb sack ....:..:..1.69 .
Germea, per sack .....47c
Graham Flour, per sack .43c
Whole Wheat Flour, per sack ',..'..43p V
Pure -Rolled Oats, 9-tb sack .,:...:.:.59cr
. ...Corn. Flakes," Post,.Toasties, pkg., 10c I
J;ShMded Wheat; 2 pkgs. '-:;...i.:;...2oc--i
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"1 ffcaritied Fruits and Vegetables ....
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couu cauK iuiii;uues( ) taiis ........yoc..:
'Extra.'Standard Pack Tomatoes ;" ",;'
No'2 tins, 2 cans ....25c
Extra Standard Pack Tomatoes,
. No 2 tins, per case ?2.96
' Standard Corn, per case $2.96
Standard porn, 2 cans 25c
anned Peaches, No. 2'., 5 cans $1.00
Canned Pears, No. 21-, -1 cans ..$1.00
Jams and Preserves Pure Fruit
and Sugar
Roseland Asstd. Preserves, lG-oz.,
2 for 45c
; Wassels Asstd. Preserves, 24-oz. tins,
-- 2 for 45c,
Canned Fish
Pink Salmon,. No. 1 talls, 2 for .u..25c,
ped. Red Salmon, tails, 2 for .;;...35c"
American Sardines In Oil, doz. .:55c
Canned Shrimp, No. Is, 2 for 35c
Canned Oysters, No. Is, 3 for 50c
Canned Oysters, No. 2s, 3 for ....$1.00 '
Crackers
No. 10 Wood Box Sodas, each ....$1.14
No. 5 Wood Box Sodas, each 49c-
No. 5 Wood Box Graham Crackers,
each : ...78c
Little Chick Feed
Per 100-tb sack $4.30
Per 50-lb sack j2.25
No. 10-lb sack 54c
Scratch Feed, 100 lb ,3.35
Eastern Oyster Shell, 100 lb $1.89
Tobacco
Star, per plug 75c
Horse Shoe, per plug 75c tJ
Medium Olnnax, per plug 75c
Velvet, Trince Albert, Tuxedo,
2 for
:oc
Bread
White, Graham, Whole Wheat, or
... Cracked Wheat, 3 for 25c
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