THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, August 11, 1923.
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SCHOOL!
Selections of Apparel Are Ready for
the First Gong
When the first clay of school comes with its hurry and
hustle, it means a lot to have everything ready. We have
a complete selection ready now. It will fit ihe require
ments of all ages of children for their first clays of school.
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A Good Place (o Trade
, NOTICK.
Notice of Hearing on Proposed
Street Improvement.
Notice is hereby Riven to all
whom tt mav concern that the Com
mission of the City of U (irande.
Union County, Oregon, proposes and
intends to improve Improvement Dis
trict No. 121! in the Cily of I .a
Grande, Oregon, in accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
hertofore adopted by the Commis-
ion, anil that the report of the com
mittee on estimates for said im
provement in now on file in the of
fice of the Recorder of the City of
I.a Grande, Oregon; that the said
Commission has set Wednesday the
22nd, day of August l!Wt, at 7:iHI
oVIoi-W u. iii. of said day. at the
Commission Koom In the City Build
ing in La Grande, Oregon, as the
time 'and place when and w here said
Commission will meet and hear and
determine all objections, remons
trances and claims of grievance of
. anv oersohs against t-nid proposed
improvement and the proposed as
sessment tnereior against me prop
erty to be benefited thereby in snid
district.
That the boundaries of the district
t be improved and benefited by the
said proposed improvement as f.nal
ly adopted by the Commission are as
follows:
Beginning at a point at the center
of the intersection of N Avenue and
Kifth Street in Chaplin's Addition in
the Citv of Ln Grande, Union Coun
ty, Oregon: thence west 110 feet
long the center line of N Avenue;
thence north along the center line
of Blocks 5! and (id in said Chaplin's
Addition to the City of Iji Grande,
Oregon, to tiie center of Block lid, in
said Chaplin's Addition; thence west
along the center line of the alley in
'Blocks till. t!7 and H8 in said Chap
lin's Addition to the center of sa d
.Block dS. thence youth on a line I'M
feet from and parallel to the enter
lint of Second Street to the renter nf
O' Avenue; thence wiv.t. alun'.; the
center line of O Avenue a di-t:ince of
32A feet; thence north to the. center
of Block H9, in Chaplin's Addition to
tht City of I.a Gram!?, Orc;;in;
thence west along a line l'-0 feet
from anil parallel to the center line
of Pennsylvania Avenue, to the cen
ter of Cedar Street; thence north
along the center line of Cedar Street
a .distance of Hot) feel; thence east
on a Hue 100 feet from, and parallel
to the center line of Pennsylvania
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Avenue to the center of the alley in the City of Ln Grande, Oregon, to
Block 12 In Grundy's Addition to
I the City of l,n Grande, Orejon;
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ofsahl toth? cenW of SpHng to the nt., f feth Street
the center of Block 98; thence east
on a line IflO feet from, and parallel
to, the center of Pennsylvania Ave-
I Avi-nnn- thence east alone- the center
I line of Spring Avenue a distance of
i li!0 feet; thence South along the cou
lter line of Second Street a distance
iof 1!I0 feet; thence east on a line IPO
I feet from, and parallel to, the center
! line of Pennsylvania Avenue to the
I center of Block 7 in Chaplin's Addi
tion to the Cily of I.a Grande, Ore
igon: thence north along the center
line of said Block 97 and Block 10:i,
Chaplin's Addition to the City of La
Grande, Oregon, to the center of I)e
Ipot Street: thence in a northeasterly
direction along the center tine oi no-
thence south along the center line of
I Seventh Street a distance of snMv
feet; thence east on a line lt4.tio
feet from and parallel to the center
of Pennsylvania Avenue to the cen
ter of Washington Avenue; thence
in n southeasterly direction along
the center line of Washington Ave
nue to the center line . of Eighth
Street; thence south :-altmg the cen
ter line of Eighth Street to the cen
ter of the alley in Block (ill, Chap
lin's Addition; thence west along the
center line of the alleys in Blocks
(M-i4-t;r said Chaplin's Addition; to
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not Street to the center oi v asn-1 ,,' .V.' ' .T i '.
ingtnn Avenue; thence in a south- , - - , "V
line of Washiiglon Avenue to the!'' Chaplin's Addition to the center
i ersection of Vhe extension of the.!-' N Avenue; thence west along the
" te line of alley in Block 102,! '" line ' N Avenue to the pom
Chaplin's Addition to the Citv of La ; "f heginmng, all within the City of
Grande, Oregon; thence south along Gfamle, Union County, Oregon,
center line of alleys in Block 1021 That the said proposed imprnve
nnd !tx in said Chaplin's Addition to ment will consist of constructing
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loan.
Ort automobile tnsuiflnro lirn-i.-ovorlnfc
fin, theft. colllMfon, ht
hlHly and proprrty i1iitiuifci
Security Insurance
j Agency
PHA8. H. KKINOLDH, Manager.
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' "iMBrwic With BeiTloe"
ENROLLS
YOU
Why waste any more time longing for the
pleasures you can get out of a Ford Car?
Start now to make the Touring Car or any
othur type you may select, your own.
Soon you will have it to drive anywhere
you want to go camping visiting picnick
ing or to your work.
Under the terms of the Ford Weekly Pur
chase Tlan you can enroll for as little as $5.
We will deposit your payments in a local
bank at interest. You can add a little every
week. Soon the payments plus the interest,
will make the car yours.
You villTbe surprised how little time it
really takes to get a Ford after you make the
start. Don't put it off Enroll today. Come
in and let us give you full particulars. "
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I nion County Authoried Dealer.
' " It.ieich Bldg.
hurd .surface pavement forty (40)
feet in width between curb lines, also
all nllev intersection and dnve
vnvs on fifth Street from the north
line of N Avenue to the south line
of Depot Street (excepting the street
intersections), also by constructing
concrete sidewalks where same are
not in place, combination curb and
gutter where not in place, concrete
gutter where curbs are in place, and
concrete curbing where same is not
in place, and by constructing; hard
surface pavement on Pennsylvania
Avenue from the west line of Wash
ington Avenue to the east lino of
Second Street forty (-10) feet in
width between curb lines; Pennsyl
vania Avenue from the west line of
Second Street to the east line of
Cedar Street thirty C!0) feet in
width between curb lines; and by
constructing hard surface pavement
on Second Street from the north
property line of O Avenue to the
south line of Pennsylvania Avenue
thirty (:10) feet in width between
curb lilies; and Second Street from
tin north line of Pennsylvania Ave
nu to the south line of Spring Ave
nue twenty (20i feet in width be
tween curb lines and including three . a
CI) lull street intersections, e. g;;BS
Kifth Street, Third Street and Second th
Cfvn.t ..Ion oil olio., inlnretinnu on.llfr
driveways; also by constructing con
crete sidewalks where same are iiotEa
in place, combination curb and gut-jfpS
ler where not in place, concrete gut
ter where curbs are in place, catch
basins, and sewer pipe connections
'to same; laying monument frames ;
and covers, on the above named i
stitets, to-wit: rum street iromi
the north line of N Avenue to the j
south line of Depot Street; Pennsyl
vania (Avenue from the west line of
Washington Avenue to the east line
iof Cedar Street, Second Street
from the north property line of O
Avenue to the south property line
,of Spring Avenue, all located in
i Chaplin's, Romig's and Gramly's Ad
ditions to the City of Ln Grande,
: Union County, Oregon. The above
named improvements are to be mada
at the expense of the property in
;aaid Improvement District that will
!be especially benefited thereby, in
accordance with the plans and spec-
'ifications therefor adopted and now
on file in the, office of the City Re
corder of said City.
Dated this 25th day of Julv, 1923.
. ' J. E. STEARNS,
Recorder of the City of La Cjiande,
Oregon.
July 28; August 4-11-18-
New Designs Favored for Philippine
Mamps.
(By' I. N. S.)
MANILA, (Aug. !). New designs
for Philippine postage stamps, de-j
picting Filipino national heroes and!
beautiful native scenes,' are (beingj
considered by the local postal authorities-
The 'Washington Bureau .
of Printing, which prints Philippine j
stamps, has been requested to tem-
porarily suspend work on the local'
supply. The present two-centavo '
stump 'bearing the portrait of Rizal.
will probably be retained and a new
18-centavo stanip adnpled, i
How Alain Voir.'
Of courso we'd rattier aim hy far' j
To liltch our Walton to a. star, j
lint It the stars will all Ignore ns. I
We Milt have hopes lo make tho
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YOUR CREDIT
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Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
You cannot afford to miss this event as the bargains are unusual. Values
range up to $25.00. In many cases the quantity is limited, so we advise, shop
ping early. V i
I 9x12 COXGOLEUM MOTOR ROBES AND ,
Every one is familiar with this , INDIAN ULANKETS
nationally advertised floor cover- Values to $16.50
ing. It is durable, sanitary and
easv to clean. A limited number We have included every motor
of these 9x12 Congoleums (in robe and Indian blanket in our
without border p 1 U stock. Varues up to $16.50. This
is the famous Oregon City make.
Beautiful patterns to se- iJ i f
lect from 'ijlU
SOLID OAK ROCKERS
Values to $20.00 GRASS And REED FURNITURE
Just 14 of these solid Oak Rock- VaIues to $18-5()
ers. Some have genuine leather Every Grass and Eeed chair and
loose cushion seats. All are' rocker goes on sale at this low
sturdiy built and well fin- (in pi'ice. Each one is sturdily built
ished s 1 U and will give years of sat- rf i f
isf actory service p 1 U
SIMMON'S COIL SPRING : WOOL FIBRE AND GRASS
'; Regular $15.00 RUGS
:A full size 99 coil spring. Each YaIlies lo $18-50
coil is securely tied which pre- Clearaway of all Wool Fibre and
vents it from coming loose. This American Grass Rugs. Choice se-
is a spring that will satisfy every ' lection of patterns." Any size up
demand for a perfect ciish d -i f to 9x12. Values range up
ioned spring :. plU to $18.50
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English TSknd
Cigarettes
2 Jtfzw Cigarette
We call this new cigarette Blue Boar because it is developed
from America's favorite fine tobacco, Blue Boar Pipe Mixture. '
For 19 years its tobaccos have been the finest obtainable
eight rare types of the choicest American, Turkish and Egyp
tian. Here was no chance for betterment.
The secret of this new-type cigarette is in a newly dis
covered method of blending. This may sound commonplace to
men who have felt that the limit of refinement had been reached,
but you will be as surprised as others when you smoke your
first pack of Blue Boars.
Triple Blending
Blue Boar tobacco is triply blended. The ordinary process
is but a single blending, which now seems crude. Yet for years
.experts have considered one blending sufficient, and have
searched elsewhere for refinements.
In Blue Boar we blend the two American tobaccos sepa
rately. Likewise the five Turkish. Then we give the Latakia
from Egypt a mellowing treatment. Each tobacco develops its
ifinest characteristics. A third and final blending insures a rare
and distinctive combination, such as you've never known before.
The old way never could bring such perfection.
It is a costlier, slower process but worth it, as you'll agree.
The result of this simple discovery makes all the difference in
the worid an entirely new taste, a refinement of all refinements.
Try Them Today
Buy one pack of Blue Boars. We promise you a delightful
surprise. YouH undoubtedly adopt Blue Boars as your final
type favorite and never switch again.
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