La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1923, Image 8

TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, June 1. 1923.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
The Largest Chain Department
'Store Organization in the Vorld
R1NSO
(Large)
23c
LUX
(Small)
10c
LaOrando , Ore.
371 DEPARTMENT STORES
-MANY NEW FABRICS ARE ON DISPLAY
In Ou
r riece isoods section
, a r
PAGE EIGIIT
J
' tin '
V At
$35
Uxtii Wu.lt Co.
EXTRA VALUE SUITS '
Plain or Sport Models in the largest selection
of Tweeds, Cheviots or Worsteds, including
Gabardine, we have ever shown.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism?
I jiii i it imiy be relieved by implying
'chamberlain's Liniment, which makes
Ho you know that nine out of sleep ainl rest possible, and that cer
cvnry ten cases of rheumatism are I tninly moans n great deal to any
simply rheumatism of tho muscles or! one afflicted with rhcumutism. Ailv.
chronic rheumatism, neither of which
require uny inturnnl treatment? The! A Want Ad Will Do it.
oee Us About
Your Fishing
Tackle
Before you ko on yourrip. ? .
) Complete YoiuyEu,!
Successful 1 lofitlay
Everything to Complete YoiuEiiuipnicnt for a
Newlin Book f
Stationery Co.
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UNDN'GOUNTY
DM AT HIES:!
Find
It
Here
Stampede Opened Yester-i! ,, ... ; r
j.,-,r. PnJ0 T'.m ift-' c",jr for thls co,am', mu,t be
Bucking postponed Until j!
loday.
in by 10:00 a. mi
ITAINKS, Ore.. Jun l.-Tlie Haines'
Stanipcile management yesterday
Wimbled with the weather nian, and
lo.'it, The entire program however,
was up to expectations, and will
tfoori weather from now on attend
ance records should he broken, for
seme f the best riders in the coun
try are on the program.
Tho f;econd annual Haines Stam
pede officially opened 'with a ihani?
when the parade, headed by the 2C
piece cowboy band made its way tt
the (f rounds. All facilities are re
ported to be crowded to the limit
with some of the bu;;t racing stoelt
on the ccast.
(iood Races.
In the free for all races, Trixii
Water on 'Lady Nijrht won firs'
place, Ti'ix Frazier on Rainbow am1
Reed on Charles Chaplin placed next.
Htibler on Ilessy placed first in the
saddle horse race, with Kennedy on
Red, second.
In the cowboy pony race. Stephens
on Cream, won, with Church on
flJonlh and Tony on licck placing
next.
The Walters string of horses won
first in tho quick change relay, and
1 the Rett hales placed second..
j Red was first in the standing Ho
j mini race, Jtyers was secemf,
j The Roman chariot race proved a
j thriller, Church winning, with Dyers'
lj second. , j
j All the bucking contests were car-;
iicd over until today, which is Union
I county day.
During the evenings, the crowds-'
will be entertained by two shows and
two dance floors.
SHERRY'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
'ARE Y
FAlLtJRE
III One wanted LOVE.
One V.'i'ited POWI
All the third h;id on hit, mind was his hiiir-part.
With a Prefeied Cast, including
Madge Bellamy, Llyil Hughes (Tess's Sweet
heart) and Tom Sant.schi f
('oinedv
"OCEAN SWELLS"
U4
nun
IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT 123
TO BE PAVED
(Continued from ri:iJTQl
vision and direction of the city man
ager. 1' or violat icn ol l Ins act the
penalty is not lest than $5 fine and
not more than $100, or imprisonment
in the city jau one day lor each
of such line not to exceed W day.
Tho ordinance carried an emergency
clause making it immediately effec
tive. Repair Reservoir.
A contract was authorised with
the Alhei tson-Cecnell U rut hers and
Welch Corporation for iw repair of
. the local nvervoir, hy lining with
reinforced guntte.
lapers were submitted to tin; eom
i mission in regard to the Oro lflt
Joveihead crossing, which would settle
the miestiiMi of the overhead to all
1 concerned.
The commission favored the laying
of two plank walks from avenue
1 lo the river along the west sido of
Spruce street for the convenience of
residents during Chuutauuua week
June inclusive, the walks to
be constructed before the chautautma
Opens.
NO'lUCE
Wm. McMurray of the U. V. an
nounces that rates to Union during
the Stock 'Show, June 4th to 8th, in
clusive, are reduced one-half. Sale
dates June 1st to 8th, inclusive. Re
turn limit, June MOth. Fare $1.09
round trip. Children one-half fare,
oiiov. 6-1-lt
A special sale for a few day.1? on
pxall pnds and numerous other
items at Silverthorn-Wright's Fam
ily Drug btore. u-l-tl
IJuy used cars from C. W. Bunting
& Son, Head "Bunting's Bargains."
6.-3-tf
Buy used cars Jrom C. W. Bunting
& Son. Head "Bunting's Bargains."
5-3-tf
. DINMCK WARK
Tho most enjoyable thing in the
home is nice (MiWerwaro: good ware
that can be usqdevery day and for
nice china that will stand the every
day usage. Weoffer vou twelve dis
tinctive pattcrnsto choose from, all
in open stock that you can buy just
what you necdl -Start your set with
as little' an y I'm like and be assured
(hat you 'can always add to it, at
Richardson's Art & Gift Shop.
.. 0-1-21
Beautiful haTid tinted pictures of
Kastern Oregon scenery, suitable for
presents for Vndl occasions will he
found nt IRit-Jianlson's .Art & (rift
Shop, They stpecialize on Enlarging
and Tinting iiinl in Frames to match
your pictuiTf-s llavo IKichardson,
The Art jvlany do your picture
LATTICE CREPE A new suiting fabric for
Summer Dresses we are offering in Copen blue, Saxe
blue, orchid, Egypt green, tan and American Beauty..
Per yard 6'Jc
BATIK VOILE Batik designs and coloring on
fine quality SG-inch Voile. Our showing is of five pat
terns. Per yard .....15c
PERSIAN KNIT A fine quality Silk Ratine, in
white only for Summer Skirts and Jackets.
Per yard - -$3.93
FIGURED CREPE DE CHINE Just six new
patterns which are !y far the most distinctive we have
shown this Season. Summer colorings on light grounds.
Per yard - ?2.89
PLISSE UNDERWEAR CREPE Six colors in
32-inch Windsor Crepe for all undergarments.
Per yard 29c
H. C. S. GINGHAMS A fine quality 32-inch do
mestic Zephyr Gingham. -Checks' plaids"and plain
colors. Per yard ...r.. L6c
Silk Jersey
Combination
Suits
Just I life dozen more oi
these popular undi-rurmenta
have arrived. . They are of
pnro Silk Jerstv, with bod
lee tops, all daintily trimmed
vlth lace. The colors are
orchid, fU'Mli, white and ll,rht
blue.
$2.25
i i i i
Curlcy Electric
Curling Ins
A Tollable K'Uriric Curllnjf
Iron with nlxjr,.-t of conl Cor
altarhin;: Jn lamp socket.
JiiHt twoti.L-n of tlieac! Buy
HattlrilaT
s J..-H nr
Bungalow
Sateen Aprons
All-ovrr atyh'H. pood final
ity Sateen, trimmed with
C'ltlonnu in contracting colors.
$1.98
Fancy Gauntlets
For Women
Gauntlets, to co'm
Dlcte the smart street
costume ! Newest
styles! Make early
selections.
m .i ..i HTW
::LUl.iil.-;::';i?".-.'..: lllli
Smartly fashioned of
heavy quality Milanese
Silk, with contrasting
fringes; finely tucked
cuffs; daintily ruiricd
models. Your choice oi
styles at
$2.49 !$2.98
Hie Largest Chain Department
"Store Organization in the World"
work.
JNOTICI'.
of the Clifistitm church
will f;ive a cook'Ml food sale nt
ikiio-i's' Gixcery on Saturday, June
ami. li-l-U
I NOI'K'i: TO I KIiDl l'OliS
' Notice is I'.ercliy iven to all con
It'enied that letters testamentary have
lieen issued Uy the (Yunty Court of
Iluy used cars irom C. W. Huntlnfr
& Son. Keud "Uunting's Bargains."
5-3-tf
NOTICE
Ther0 are many imitations of oste
opathy. Tho undersigned are the only
osteopaths practicing in Union coun
ty. DR. II. K. SCllOKM,
1)11. INGIJi & lNULE.
fi-9-tf
The Ladies of tho Altar Society
will hod a ccoked food sale Satur
day afternoon at the Newlin Hook
Store. U-l-n
at ono-half the regular price of such
goods. Silverthovn-Wright's Family
Drug Store. -lrtf
Have you seen Fager a'oout paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1002 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
A SPECIA'I. SALK VOll TIJRKK
DAYS of liexall coods and many
items of general lines. We will sell.
Old Oregon Trail celebration. I of- after having given first opportunity
fereir to rent this- laud to the Pag
eant 'Association for less money than
I can get for it from private persons.
The 'Association saw fit not to rent
tho lar.d. That was tlr.'ir business.
Now I de-'ii'e to permit others to use
to the Pageant Association. My
property is very -desirable for any
l:itld oT a concession in connection
with the Pageant and I detain ft only
fait that people who are looking fcr
lestrahlo locations shall have
at one-half of the regular price that ' making fair use rf my own properly
such goods are generally sold, on-
vorihern-wrignt s 'family, urun
Store. G-l-tfT-
Large dance, Zuber hall, Saturday, I
June 2nd. Hear Olson's 7-pece or-j
chestra play "Kale.'' 5-ol--t!
the land if (hey wi.-h to do so. This chance to know of the propositions
I feel is my business and there is .no which I lwe to offer, (j. It. Nstcs,
reason why I should be criticised for Hotel Proprietor, Meacham. Oregon.
ii-1 -1 r.
Chain Wood. Phone M 547 5-11-tf
Observer Want Ads Iliinff Results.
MKMUM 1RROWX ll.Mlt look
best of all after n Golden Glint Shanv
poo. , '
FOR THREE DAYS A SPECIAL
sale of Uexall goods. and many items (
in other lines. We will sell for the j
next few days at one-half price that
such goods are generally Fold at Sil- j
verthorn-Wright's Family 1) r u g
Store. ' C-l-tf
Oregon Strawberries
2 for 25c
Orc'jron Strawlfcrries, 2 for yr?T. 25c
Whito Icicle Iliilialies, bunch ..y. 5c
hunch , .'. 5c
: 20c
Union County, Oregon, to Carrie Jan
sen upon the last will and testament
of Fred P- Jausen, deceased, and all
I'eisuus naiiig claims nc;amsi said ,mv.;
estate atx heretiy nottlietl to present
t lie same witlt proper vouchers tit
the said oxeeiitrtv hi. the nffiee of
fj. in-i fii,,,iii-y tt. 1 . .,UILei, III l.ll
from the date of this notice.
K ited and published tins 18th day
if May A. I).
I CAKU1E JANSKN',
1 Executrix.
I May 1H-L'," June 1-S-lo
My attcuticn has been called to a
ti-l-lt notice appearing in the Observer'
.'statinir that certain advertisements
Fountain pens, LversJiaip pencils, which haa been run in my behalf is
A nice line to select from at Silver- an evidence of my determination to
thorn-Wright's Family Drugstore. work .against the interests of the
5-29-2tf01d t'regon Trail association and of
the Pageant to be held on July 4.
THE CORNER "I.I M il" lit is only my just due that the peo
, Taste like chicken, .iivell like lur-'ple should understand tliat this no-
key, "those Hamburg Sandwiches." tice is utterly unfair. I nnr not
u-iil-at against .the Association ami am imi
against the Pageant. The fact is
Don't overlook our special sale o.' merely Hiis: that 1 own a body of
Green Onions,
Oregon Teas,
Now Potatoes,
Walla Walla
Peels, Carrol
s, lb
Turnips, bunch
Gold Medals Salad Dressing ......
10c
20c
10c
30c
s urocery
Rexall goods and many other regular land at Meacham adjoining the lands)
Numercus Hems will ,e sob selected hv the committee lor the
NOTICE OF I'll.ING OF
' FINAL Al COl NT .
In the County Court or the Slate
of Orcein for Unom County.
In the Matter of t he Estate of
William Wall, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-1
dersienril has filed his Final Account i
a" Administrator of the Estnlu of,
William Wall, deceased, and I he I
County Court of I'tiinn County, Oic
' gim, lias fixed the 1 lift dav of June,
1 19 at initio o'clock in the forc
' u,k! at its ctmrl pmmu at the Court j
House in La Grande. Oregon, as the!
lime and plac,. f r hearing any and:
;All objections to the sai.i Final A,-'
count and .-cttVmev.t of estate. I
! AIM'UUR W. WALL.
1 AilminisfiTitnr '
' Gi-ctMi and Hess, attorneys for ad-N
,1111111. ttator. 1
May 4 -ll-IS-Jo-Jane 1 1
Royal Red Solid Pack Tomatoes
No. 2 i Tin, 20c; 5 for 9.V,
CALIFORNIA TOMATOES, No. 21-.. ton, 15c;
Case S,,.r.j
IOWA SUGAK COIJN. No. 2 tin, 15e; case,
The Low est Established Price on High
Grade Coffees
HILLS KK1) CAN, 1-llv 41c; 2-lh. 37c, 5-lb. $2.t)
M. J. B., 1-11). 1:5c; 3-lb., ?1.23; 5-lb..T.
rREFEDfTKD STOCK, 1-lh., l-"c; 2'-Ah., ?1.0o;
a-Uy. - $2.15'
DL-yiOXP V,r, 1-li).,' iOc; 3-lb. S1.15; 5-11)". $1.!0
FNCY BULK BOASTED, 1-lh. 35c; 3-lb. $1.00;
5-lb ?1.G0
ST1LWVBEBKIES, fresh daily, 2 boxes...
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