La Grande evening observer., June 02, 1923, Image 2

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THE L GRAN DM EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, June 2' 192
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Special Ladies Spring Hats
Monday and Tuesday wc. will offer Ladies' Spring Hats
at 1-3 off original price. These include both Dress and
Sport Hats. Vogue, Shield and other excellent makes.
A Good Place to Trade
Find
It
Here
2 lb- roll butter 8.K.-. .Peoples .Moat
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I ' will hold a ccor.ed food snip Satiir-
'ilnv aftoniuon ut the Newliu ltonklo
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l I have money to loan on city prop- o
I orty. (iuo. 11. C'unny, Iteal Kstntc. ,2
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J have money to loan on city prop
erty. (;eo. II. (uney, Keal Estate.
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i MEDiUM P.OWN HAIR looks'
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! NOTICE
Win. Mr Murray of the U. P. an
nounces that rales to Union during
tlio Stock Show, June 4th to 8th, in
clusive, are reduced one-half. Sale
dales June 1st to 8th, inclusive. Ke
i turn limit June 10th. l-'are 41. Oil
; round trip. Children one-half fare,
Fountain pens, Eversharp pencils.
A nice line to select from at Silver-1
thorn-Wright's Family Drue; Store.
5-29-2tf
rcT.Ff!TRICAL APLIANJ1 ruiv
WBATLH5K COMFORTS g
j H. & S. Electric j
. Edison Mazda "Lamps - - -0.n g
107 Depot St. P1,onc o9-"J 8
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THK COItNEU "LUNCH"
Taste like chicken, smell liko tur
key, "those Hamburg Sandwichefl."
5-31-31
A Rpecial sale for a few days on
Prvall uoorts and numt'rmis other
items at Silverthorn-Wrifcht's Fam
ily Drutr Store. 6-1-tf
Don't overlook our Hnecial sale o,'
)-l-ltj Rexall poods and many othor regular
Mines, fsumercus items will be sold
at one-half the regular price of such
foods. SilvfrthornJVriirht' Family
DruK Store. (i-l-tf
NOTICK TO MUSICIANS
Krtjular meetiitfj of Local 730 to
he held at the K. P. hull Sunday,
fine 3rd at noon. Mrs. L. J. (lates,
Sec- ;-2-lt
' Iluy uj-ed cars from C. TV. Bunting
& Hun. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
5-3-tf
! Buy used cars from C. W. Bunting
'& Son. Head "Bunting's Bargains."
i 5:3-tf
j DINVKU WAKK
: The mo.'t rnfjoyable thing in the
' horce is nice dnjrware; gol ware
that can be usTevery day and for
! nice china that wil! stand the every
n!ay usage. Wtifflffer you twelve dis-
tinctive patteniT to choose from, all
in open stockthat you can buy just
Iwhnt you nerfd. Start your set with
ias little as nti lik and be assured
; that you can always add to it, at
i Richardson's rt & Gift Shop.
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2 lb- roll butter 85c.
.Market.
Peoples Meat
tl-2-lt
I Beautiful hatul tinted pictures of
! hastern Oregon scenery, suitable for
presents (tor all occasions will be
; found atAftichardson's 'Art & Gift
Shop. They specialize on Enlarging
and TinefKanil in frames to match
your pictures. Have RichanUon,
"Trie Art Man, cio your picture
work. ) o"-l-2t
I have money to loan on city prop
erty. Geo. H- Currey, Real Estate.
A SPECIAL SALE FOR THREE
DAYS of Rexall goods and nrany
items of general lines. We will sell
at one-half of the regular price that
such goods are generaiiy sold. Sil-
verthcrn-Wright'.s Family Drug
Store. 0-1-tf
Large dance, Zuber hall, Saturday,
June 2nd. Hear Olson's 7-pece or
chestra play "Fate." 5-31-2t
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FOR THREE DAYS .A SPECIAL
sale of Rexall goods and many items
in other lines. We wiH fell for the
next few days at one-half price that
such goods are generally sold at Sil-verthorn-Wright's
Family Drug
Store. (I-l-tf
Chain Wood. Phone M 547 5-11-tf
Observer Want Ada Ilrtng Results.
NOTICE
of the Christian church
My attention has been called to a
notice appearing t in the Observer
stating that certain advertisements
which has been run in my behalf is
an evidence of my determination to
work against the interests of the
Old Oregon Trail association and of
the Pageant to be held on July 4.
It is only my just due that the peo
ple should understand that this no
tice is utterly unfair. I am' not
against the Association and am not
against the Pageant. The fact is
merely this: that I own a body of
land at Meacham adjoining the lands
selected by the committee for the
Old Oregon Trail celebration. I of
fered to rent this land to the Pag
eant Association for less money than
I ran get for it from private persons.
The Association saw fit not to rent
the land. That was their business.
Now I desire to permit others to-use
the land if thuv wish to do so. This
I Practical Suit
I New York. A delightful practical
Unit for town wear or for sports on
exhibition here today is of knitted
j artificial ,ilk which is inclined to
'hold its shape better than pure silk.
The surplice jacquette is beige bor
dered with wood brown, while thr
skill for once, a skirt not plaited
i.. iii plain beige.
The ladies
will give a cooked tood sale atjr fee is my business and there is no
Skagirs' Grocery on Saturday, June , ieason why I should be criticised for
'-"d. -l-lt making fair use cf my own property
after having given first opportunity I
2 lb- roll butter 8.1c.
Market.
Peoples Meat
6-2-lt
Buy used cars irom C. W. tiunting
: Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
6-3-tf
Have yon seen Fager aliout paint
ing you ear. Phone 317-J. Shop at
19"'? Grppnwood St. g-17-lm
to the Pageant Association. My
property is veiy desirable for any
kind of a concession in connection
with the Pageant and deem it only
fair that people who are looking fcr
desirable locations shall have a
chance to know of the propositions
which I have to offer. C. R. Estes,
Hotel Proprietor, Meacham. Oregon.
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Thats the das
for Me"
W LL this gasology 'out the gravity, end
f point, doctor test and initial spccifica-
" tions is srasology ali'ii'ht-ure and
simple.
It mean-s about as much toilie average mo
iriviAt as irastric juices mafln to the ostrich
thatVelishes door knobsfind what-nots tor
his bneakfast.
Dutl here's some ELTEX specifications
that don't require Someone stuiermjr irom
expert t is to confprehend VELTEX is a
hit'h gjdc, vohile gas that is clean and
powerful. It isdeodorized by an acid treat
ment which nfmoves till foreign substances
and the iVidis washed out with pure water.
When you want a gas that will give you
super-power, start snappy and reel off an un
usual number of miles per gallon, drive up to
a filling station and say "Gimme five gallons
of VELTEX THAT'S HER.
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SelllnB Independent Products
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will hi inp; results
The pupils of Hiss Hilda Anthony,
who will receive credit . in high school
for their work in music will be pre
sented n reciiul Monday. June 4, at
the library auditorium at 8:15 o'tlcck.
Miss (Anthony Is to be complimented
upon her splendid class of young mu
Mcinns, who wil) appear in recital
at this time. Music lovers of the
city cannot afford to miss the ex
cellent program that has been ar
ranged, as the public is cordially in
vited to attend-
The program for the evening is;
Theme and Variations in A Major
.Mozart
Waltx In T Flat Chopin
Helen Williams
Indian Suite Lieu ranee
Song of the I-ark. . ... . Tschaikowskv
Itider 8 Story Schumann
Wack Cool idee
In the Forest McDowell
Spring Song Hollaendcr
Ed th El
To the Morning flodard
Hunting hong Heller
Raymond MeyerMck
Warrior's Song Helli-r
Valse Duran-I
Veda Price
Venetian Barcarolle GH)arl
ierrette Chamir.ad
Romance Becker
Helen Williams
Sailor's Song Schumann
Polish Dance ScharwenWa
Raymond Meyr.irk
Chattering Bird Tawnind
Gavotte Wnyhf
Edith Ebell
To the Rising Sun
Gavotte in B FlutJ
Jack ("oolititr
Lullaby from "Jocelyn"' GrwUrl
Alia Marcia Schyt:e
Veda Prict
Hark! Hark the Lark.SchuVrt-Li-7.1:
Helen Willinms
ed recently in astoni.-hment at the
sight of living mannikins in the win
t'r.vs of smart shops nearby. For
the first few days, the living man
nikins precipitated terrific traffic
jam?.
One Luxor Fad Sticks.
New York Though the first fine
frenzy of Egyptian styles has worn
off a littlo. there is one adaptation
from Luxor which seems likely to
day to bo with us for sometime.
This is the hat ornament in the
hape of a big green scarab or of
a miniature royal fa".
MT. JOSEPH LUMBER
COMPANY IS FORMED
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Rival of Nainook.
Yi rk.- Cro.-s bar voile todav
i- a rival of namovk for hot weath
er pajamn--. One et of crus bar
voile pajamas in heliotrope piped
with buttercup shown here has a
dressing suajue to match. A mon
ofram in buttercup and black is on
f:r yarrrr-'ir.
.lOSKl'M. June 2. .V .leal was clos
eil during the laM v,i-. k wli-'fehl (hv
suiUMtill known ii H Mill ti. 2 oT I'aw
son ;rn. iainiber i'o. )n,s 1.. . n tran
sl'erieil t a new conipany known as
the Ml. Joseph Lumber Co. Th" null
and liinher are located eat of Jos
eph In t!n J i v Id t coiinlry where for'
a ii it oilier of o i cm I n wson 1 1 ids.
have operated a sawmill.
1. I Mall of I'ortlttud I manager
of the new company. Air. Hall is ;t
ptacl leal ;i win ill man, bavin;.; np.r.
;ited milis In A! ibama and in Klam
ath Tails Hi t lion. lie was recentlv
eni.lotd as superintendent of a, bitf
nr mill on the roast, lV;( -1 ti tr 1 1 1 ; t 1
t"b when th" I. V. . strike int.jr
feied with llo -loi:ulni;' opera t ions. !
i "oniiiiK b,i U to J'oi tland he decided ;
encase In w h'te pine manufuctin e If
a Miii.il!.- layout and location cool
I'm
.Torjj'n
Hiinf!-!
Miss Jessie G. ling of Wilming
ton, Ma ware, is spending the imi
mer with her cousin, the It"v. William-
Crosby Boss cf the Presbvter
ian church.
Fashion Notes
.Handiiainlrd I'ndrrwrar
Pris. lintiilpHintotl nndcrwrar,
rhich betran with Mitin, hu spun.)
today to (jl"vc -ilk- Kkib.n.iti-lv
decorated with lare, tin lini:,'iio
painted with fetni un'l wienths
of flowers or )uaiit Arabian mi. I
Assyrian patterns i.s as beautiful a
it is impractical.
Crystal an Kmbroidery.
.' Paris Crystal is beinif u-e.l rx
lensively today as an embroidery on
fcveri!!!jj cloaks. American beauty
and lnvin (rreen are two shades up
on which crystals show up marve
lously well. Tlie patterns for this
embroidery appear to grow more and
more intricate.
I.ivin Mannikins in Windows
London. People rushinjr to the Sa
voy and Claridgcs for tea. have paus-
STAR
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SUNDAY
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OPE N I N G 0 A M E
SPECULATION versus INVESTMENT
SPECULATION : Waiting months to buy coal against your better judgment.
IX VESTME X T : Buying now and definitely securing coal at ?2.00 a ton reduction.
Beginning June 10th and for tlje Next 30 Days Delivery
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TO KEEP OUR DELIVERY EQUIPMENT BUSY WE ARE
Special Cash Price
"j OX STORAGE COAL OF 2 TONS Ou MORE
GOING
TO MAKE A
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ATon
$12.40
ON ACCOUNT OF THE REDUCED PRICE AT WHICH-WE ARE SELLING
ABERDEEN COAL
WE ARL FORCED TO MAKE THIS S T R I C T L Y CAS II
A LOAD UF COAL NOW IS HEAT INSURANCE I OR NEXT WINTER
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Sawyer - Holmes Merc. Co.
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