La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1923, Image 8

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, June IS, 1923.
PAGE SIX
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POWDER RODEO
OPENS JUNE 21
BARER, Jiuio 18. A IRwIeo pro
gram which bila to excel uny yet
held in eastern Oregon has (icon nr
which openn nt North Powder en
next Thursday j.nj continues Kriday
and Saturday. Reverting from' u pri
vate enterprise the business men of
North Powder have taken charge of
the affair and havo offered $siO(M in
prize:! for the winners ill the various
events- ,
: Tia Juuna Enfry.
A new park with grandstand find
other conveniences lias been com
pleted. Strings of racers front al!
ranged for the Powrler River Rodce. of
iroiu an .1.;.. .1,.
ever the northwest and one from Tia I J
Juana are entered. A cash
award in the bucking contest ami
an added feature of the three dnvs'
program will ix fancy and trick rid
11 by l.orcna Trickuy, world's cham
pion lady rider
An evening's program lias alio
been announced and will include band
concerts and a street carnival. Ra
ker residents are cordially invited by
tho business men of North Powder
to witness the Rodeo and it is ex
pected that largo crowds will uttend
pri:.e
$150 has been offered as Jir: t
,
Denendable
Weslenhaver I
J ,& Gilbert I
v 11 L VNft
71
1 f IN
THE MONTH FOR BRjE AND GROOM
FOR APrROPRvTE PRESENTS
j)AINTYABLE FAVORS
C(bNGRyrULATION CARDS
ffiE OUR STOCK
V
Stationery Co.
SB:
Inn
SHERRY'S
LAST DAY TODAY
I). W. GRIl TU'll'S
ONE
EXCITING
NIGHT
An Emotional Hun ieano
'OTICE
To Whom It Jlay Concern:
WhcrcoM, TiV State (inme Ccm-
mission of tht'TStiito of Oregon is
!( ntitliorized uixfer Section H, Chapter
I till, (ienurul ihwn of Uieun, J'JL'I,
to close any Jpen Heaiion or open
iany closer! season in any ccunty or
; dislrict of theLstutft of Oregon for
I the hunting, Ziioolintf, killing and
! possession of flame animals ami game
; birds: therefo
Notice is heTTliy tfiven that the
Slate Game Cot it mi km on of tlio Slate
of Oregon has irvi'ie and cntereo! of
record and does jftreby issue tho fol
lOWUlR
(All) Hit
That the openVieasons as defined
in Section 10, Juiapter 153, of the
General I Aiwa of Oregon, 1021, for
hunting, shoolinjL killing, taking and
having in possi'Mon, alivw or dead,
the following famed game animals
and amc hirdsVrespectively, in the
State of OrefjornV shall be as fol
lows, to-wit:
The open sr:on for deer with
horn s th rouhouT the en ti re State
shall ho and is Iw'rehy declared to bn
from September V Oth to October 31st
of each year, bph dates inclusive.
The open reason for Silver Gray
squirrels in all Vections of tho Stale
where there is in open season there-
lor, snail he aiwl is nerehy declared
to be from Seiiveinber 15th to Oe-
itnber 15th of efih year, both dates
inclusive-
The open Jensen for Chinese
Pheasants and 'Bub-white Quail in all
sections of (Iftme District No. I,
whor0 there is An open season there
for, shall ube ami is hereby declared
to be from tfe Second Sunday in
October to the HJourth Sunday in Oc
tober of each year, bcth dates in
clusive.
The open sea.vin for Chinese Pheas
ants !ii all sections of Game Dis
trict No. 2, wljere there is an open
season therefoishull be and is here
by declared tofbel from the Second
hunmiy in OctAber to tho Third Sun
day in OctnbeR. of each year, both
ites inclusive
Tho open scVon on (Virul in all
ctions of GaiW-l)islitV No. 2,
ivliere there is an jpen Alison, shall
io and is hereby declared to be from
in Second SundavVin October to the
Third Sunday in October of each
yvar, 'both dates inclusive, in Wascc
County, and from Xhc Second Sun
day in October tohe Fourth Sun
day in October oi each vear, both
dates inclusive, in Vlanmth County.
The open seasoiy on Mountain or
Plumed Quail in nllisectirns of Game
District No. 1, wlKro tiier0 is an
open season, shall fle and is hereby
declared to be from the Second Sun
day in October to Mhe fourth Sun
day in October of each year, both
dates inclusive, in Douglas, Joseph
ine, Coos and Currv Counties: and
! from the Second Sunday in October
to the Second Suiuliy in Novrmbei
of each year, both iBktcs inclusive, in
jacKsou county
The open sea:-oi on California
Valley Quail in all sVtiens of Game
District No. 1, whrc there is an
open season therel'ilr, shall he and
is hereby declared V be from the
Second Sunday in October to the
Fourth Sunday in Hlctober of each
vear, both dates incWve, in Doug
las, Josephine, Coost inid Curry Coun
ties; and from the Second Sunday in
October to the SuiVnd Sunday in
November of each 01 r, both dates
inclusive, in Jackson V'ounty.
The open reason onJJIue or Sooty
Grouse, Huffed GrouTe or Native
Pheasants in all set ions of the
State where there is ai open season
therefor, shall bp and s hereby de
clared to be from September 10th
to October ;Ust of calh year, both
dates inclusive.
The open season on sWe Hens in
all sections of the State Where there
is an open season therefinT shall be
and is hereby declared Ito be fronv
August 1st to -August ihth of each
year, both dates inclusiv
Tlie open seaMnn on! Hunfrannn
PnrtriilKpes in Umatilla fcminty shall
he and is hereby declaredIn be from
the Second Sunday in October to
the Third Sunday in OetuVer uf each
la year, both dates inclusive
1 1 The open season on Prliiric Chick-
ejliens in all sections of the fetate where
mere is an open seascn therelor,
shall be and is hereby declared to be
cloved.
Noliee is also hereby riven that
lhfl changes in the open scjisons made
iby this onler in nowise (aXj'ect the
THE OLD II0ME TOWN
By Stanley
Lw fHo-NO-l SAY
i uiphyman riAvf? NHiTAKee was pRB-rry
MAPP- WHPM H6 TRA&EC OFF THAT OLD SORPEU
MORSE FOFr A FIMG iOLlU Vjrji-U
FIND
IT'
HERE
Copy for thla column must bu
in by 10:011 a. in.
- simile. This exhibit is brought hi-re
I by Mr. Kichanlson with die view of
(riving I.a Grgnile people the privi
lege of soeimfthe veilatfst and best
in pictures anil fnimilijfwhich will
appear in tljelarKcj citiis this com
ing fall. TM?"shop will Ihc open to
all from 10 L m- until 10 'p. m. Wed
nesday. - fl-18-at
NOVICE
The Ladies of ft he W.. R. C. arc
goitiji; to fix up th old soldiers' park
:'t tho er lictery, iutII any ono h.-ivir.i;
roots or bulbs hoy wish to .yivn,
must do so immediately. 6-18-lt
Real bargains incond hand show
cases at leshan fii per cent of the
cost pricef Ask I ywhardson, "The
Art (Man" at the Kjthardson Art &
Gift ShoJ). 0-18-2t
Bacon 18c
Mnrkot.
pound at the Peoples
(i-lfi-tf
CKI.EIHCATION NOTICE
Log Cabin Store Servico Station
and summit auto park, 20 miles from
I.a Grande on Pendleton highway.
City prices. B-12-3W
Anyhow, there aro three miles of
waves that Britannia doesn t rule-
Butter 80c a
Market.
roll
al the Peoples
6-15-tf
Modern ' jazzx dance
Wednesday, Julie 20th
Zuber hall,
6-18-2U
Soda fountalnopen early and late
at Silverthorn-Wright's Kamily Druir
Store; They have at all times foui
difforont flavors e.f ico cream and
sherbet, fresh everyday- Their 'ce
cream is most perfect and. you will
bocomc a regular customer if you
try it. C-U-tf
Don't forget the chaulauoua dales.
Juno 24th to 29thj and don't over-
jock tne jact that our soda lounlain
is open early and late and we ask
you to make our storo a place where
you meet your fnonds at all hours
Snverthorn-Wright's Family Drug
Storo. G-lG-tf
Ilave you seen Fager about paint
ing you car. Phone 317-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm
For first class
Mrs. Cora McCall,
Ants., Depot St.
342-M
dressmaking see
now at Darland
Apt. B. Phone
6-5-lm
M EDI 1 1 At HltOHlV HAIR
looks best cf all after a Golden
Glint shampoo. 6-5-4t
" ANNOUNCEMENT .
Thb Libeia.y Grill will open for din
ner at 1 1 :M on Wednesday, June 20
We will hi? glad to serve meals for
dances, fialads of all kinds and
lunches oKJJic best styles. Noodles
and chopsucy will ibe served. A
balc-miy ii connection, with th:-. best
and noweU China dhes. ,
211 Depot, St- Wong Won, Prop
(i-18-lt
I). W. Griffith's great mystery jiicturo is warm
with Love; rollicking with Laughter; tense with
Mystery; throlibing with Thrills.
A Different Story Toltl in a Different Wav
ban- limits or other reirul
vided 'by law respecting
! mjr. shootinp, killing, takiil
mi,' in possession, alive
ison
:n ions nro-
tho hunt
;r or hav
lead, of
line birds.
4jnT for,
r havintr
lead, any
h Chinese
lounlain
ia Valley
yi. Kuffrd
-nut, oac
I.ct us help vou select your erifts.
You will find sometliintr here that
will please almost every fancy. How
about n silver pencil, a fountain pen
or a box of nice stationery for the
serious minded friend; an Icy Hot
HiMllc, a soothing talcum powder, a
Irindsome purse for the practical
minded; .perfume and toilet water, a
manicure or toilet set for tho more
f nvolous. The best cut is crood
health. The best way to keen this
tfift is to check disorders before they
become serious or chrcjiic- Wo al
ways will bo able to meet your wants
with medicines you may need, or fill
any prescription your doctor may
prescribe. .Silverthorn-WriL'ht's Kam-1
ily Drufr Store. (i-KJ-tfi
Peoples
U-15-tf
In case of accident, sudden illness,
unexpected company or anv other
emergency when immediate service is
wanted, call us un. We II irot vrur
order to you on time. You'll find
our .stock of dropfs and sundries com
plete and our ice cream is always
better than moRt ice cram sold. We
can furnish It in brick or in pint,
quart or jrallon, on short nctice- Sil-verthom-Vriffht'3
Family D r u ir
Store. G-lti-tf
I'he Largest Chain Department.
Store Organization in the World"
371 DEPARTMENT STQRE3
flapper Dre
$9
9.50
Of Fine Crepe de Chine
In Smartest Hew oryies
New display! As lovely in styles as the most
exacting taste could wish for, as exquisite in mater
als, and as excellent in quality-values as could be
desired, are these dainty dresse3 lor me youna unoa.
for parties and "bent wear!
ATyM jjCrepe de Chine
Silk Crepo Combined
with Rose Georgette
Crepe de Chine
with
Exquisite Lecei
In silhouette these frocks follow the happiest ex
pressions of the new modes slightly full skirts with
a mere suggestion of the bouffant; novelty cascade:
'streamers; a piquant rosette at the waist; charming
finish to short sleeves. Girlish loveliness in every
linel . Jk 4
15 . W
Sizes 13
The Largest Chain Department,
Store Organization in the World-
in the Wor
Why SujTl
Do yousio
Why Sujf Ifroin Khcumatism!
iow that nine out of
CARD OK THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt f
thanks for tho kindness shown us
hnl,.,,,! i,,ki,,.i u,i r.,fi,- ..-.I I simnlv rheumnticm of the muscles or
appreciation of floral offerings am!
use ol cars-
Mrs. H. A. Willcork,
C. E. Willcock anil Familv.
V- B. Willcuck and Faniilv.
li-18-ltp
i chronic Theumatism, neither of which
! rnnnirn njiv intnrnal treatment? The
! pain may be relieved by applying
I Chamberlain's Liniment, which mak03
filepn and rest, nossihle. and that cer
K. F. Willrnck and Family, j tainly means a rrcnt deal to nny
iir. and Mrs. I' rank KiikscII, 1 ono afflicted with rheumatism. Adv.
J. 'D. Owens and Family- i
A W.inr Art Will Do It.
daw; set
Wednesday, June 20, the
son Art & (;itt Shnn will
Art p.xhimt, coiiyistine:of
liichard-
Jjold an
n& ol i ie
very latest pictif-es, botk fruned and
in sheet. Tho tne is Brouirht here
from Portland JKni wl give La
Grande people (ml those interested
in the very bc. , and latest in pic
tures, the oppcmiifily of seeing the
new subjects and frames for the
coming fall- Richardson, "The Art
Man," invites yTH"rto visit his shop
Wednesday, June 20th. 0-15-lf
Bacon 18c a pound at the Peoples
Market. (j-15-tf
Butter 80c n roll nt tho
Market.
A. W. Geicer bought out I.a
Grande- News Co.. from Rerton Bv-!
hee. Moved to 21K Depot St. Will
be headquarters for Journal- G-4-tf
When dandruff troubles you on
itching of tho scalp, or falling cf
the hair, try our Germicide and
Danruff Krndicator. It will nlwavsi
stop such troubles in a very short :
time ami it costs only 7;ic a bottle1
at Silvcrthoai-Wrieht's Family I'nig
Store. G-lti-tf i
many
pictures,
jsucn Kaiuc anuuafs ami g
Any and nil persons hi
shooting, killing, taking
in possession', alive or
'leer. Silver Gray Siiuh'n
Pheasant, llobwhite Quail
or Plumed Quail, Califnn
Quail, lllue or Sooty Gnui
Gnuso or Native I'he
Hens. Hungarian Partridges
Prnirif Chickens in the! State of
Oregon, in violation of llTts Order,
will he nrosrctilctl as liv biw t,--
vided. TIV
Puled at Portland, tiivgn! this iUh'l"
day of April. A. P., I!ij.;.l
OKKGOX STATK GAMlVLlTH TH
Hi,i.viw.-t . I . I IJ . U ,t I C
COMMISslDN
I P.y I. N. n.KlVtllNKR,
I nairnian.
. Py GKO. II. I4KI.1.Y,
! ' I'onKissinner
, 1 Ily pi.aini: IIAI.LOCK,
i oimis.-.i(,ner
j; Ily M. A. I.Yi'll,
i Conuissioner
! , Ily K. KOY ("AVIS,
l,li-lS J,", Coitniissioner
AN INVITATION
The Richardson Art & Gift Sho.i
invites you tn attend an Art Kxhiliit
at their sbwtWednesday, June 211,
at which time there will be displayed
some threehundred subjects consist
ing of thqlntest framed pictures
howmg tlie nv.idern framing, also
subjects
Houghton's
Furniture
Store
Art' Nrfr Out of Uains
Uas ICiil fittm jrf.nn up.
Hody tin Jtst-ll, llui'Ki.fn.t
In Iron He J!, SiyfnRH und Mm
trKt'.i. 'ivy gnmt, easy Kock
iT3. Very iaoyiinil.M'.v CohcIh-s.
If Vob Jri Ijntiln for
H ii ; A 1 N s
Wiflnvc ii Sturli,
lllgliest 1'rlivs 1-nid for V si'd
rili-mllir.
0iHsltu Tlioni's Grin-cry
I'llOMJ 5i:t-.T.
100 I IK St.
DIAMOND
R mWB
E Wm E
GIVE REAL SERVICE
at the
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street. Next to Penny's
Chautauqua June 21 to 2i), Inclusive
i
in large sheet ,"2 ......................... !
imported prints and fac-
J
Economical FoodsSuperior Values
Itiiiohts Itlilnan lri.1 ! .
Illy A.v-oei.il,-.! rr,xi
HMi'. li in . .hio- lv.- v.itli.l
; r Malotltt. all llellun prl.-sl. Is re. I
I I'OII. ,1 lo ,live lieen KI,lo;ipe,l l,v bun-
j'lits alieiil imii otllfN north ef here.
' The in-,, ri'np of cantaloupe" are
on the way, but it is almost too much !
to hope that a new crop of cante-
, loupe j. l.es will be included in tile
KEASSORTED FINE SOUND POTATOES,
luu-iD sack
OREGON MILK, large can. 10c; case
GHIRADELLl'S GROUND CHOCOLATE,
z ids
.IE LEO, all flavoi-s. pke'riiicV doz!
ELUE MOUNTAIN MUTTER. 2 11
SCHOOL BOY PEANUT BUTTE
3 lbs
si on f
-4
. 1 Zsi.u
k . Z.. )c
DKVILKI) MEAT, 2 sizes L 5c and 10c
5READ all varieties, loave 25c
CllURCHE'S GRAPE JUICEXi-t. 35c; nt 6-Ic
GOLDEN DRIPS SUGAR SYTP, 10 lbs 7c
BLAC KF1GS, -1 lbs
SEEDLESS RAISIN'S, 5-l!.
FANCY PRUNES. 5-lb. 1,
JERSEY CREAM FLO,
C)8c
It o'.it.xn,s. ..2.4,
rtti-lbViack ....1.08
fiOOVERIZED GROCERY
Miipnicut,