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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, January SO, 1D2I.J
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'A MAi.i.or.v hats
Mallory HtfS $5
Luxury Without
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201 Depot St
HALLUX bAIM
IS INSTALLED
nil I nnTinill pi.Hl.lint of On' Wnll.Htri't imnK.
w lill.' lliaison. u it r. al inliiU' miin,
luis h.lnU boom I he Krowth of Ihii
clly for llio mm Iwrnty Ihrue
yram. ' !
I". I. Mcy.-rH return. -.1 to lv
Oiiuulo Wcilii.'K.liiy after Bii.-ndlntf
u fi-w iluyn ut III.' Kiinaturliiui. ,
rilh. r 1,11 (irlillilx r. nlil. nm to.
- rr-KiHler bcr.! r.'f.-nlly Inclml'' Mrn.j
Hot Lake Residents and !lr'!:r:.. T,: Z Si..'"!
Treated to and m. h Aii'.n, si, it. j.j
j KIK h. ii and Mm. I'runk (Junn. j
ii' i ci i.ny.i i.fjnn.in. n m
VVlae bCOPe. lr.Hliiiillt ll.T.'. IS II bobbed huir
inlliimliiHl. As In Hie ue of. (he!
HOT LAKK, (Sn:clil) A I tit I - lir.iverbinl li.ialiilil "Ihiic "
loptlvun hlKbly Improved edlllon mm." Hoilson Is n barber In Th
of u steroptlcun machine liim Dalles. A second eiitlnisliiniii of
been itlHtulled lit till. Hut Lake bis In llle barber's union. That or
Haniitorluin unit Is furnlxliliiK Kitnlssullon. feellni; Ihat I Wilson
Kilests tbei-o a nnw form of oven- should have Inn Halo Iri'iitmultt.
Illtf uniuseliient. Tim eduratiunal H sen.llUK hllu here.
la coinbllud with thu entertain- -;ivin K. Jones, a surgical patient j
UK in me. use or me maeuine,
for tilu. slides which Dr. W. T.
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Visitors
Screen Pictures
Copy for this column must be
In by 9:00 s. m.
; A proscription for the sick folks
ut home will ulwsys be properly
lJllli'.l und delivered without cxtru
cost ut Sllverlliorn-Wright's Phiii
lly Drug Ktore. ; 1-ViK'Jt
COIIipilllled by H certified ellefli lb
favor of the City of I.a Orande
Oregon, in the amount of l'7
(ten per cent) of the uuiouut ol
bid, us a ffuarunleu of -the uccep:
unce und comiilellon of cuntrarl It
awarded, chicks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders.
The commission reserves the
right lo, reject any and all bids.
My order of thu Coluiuifliilon Jan
uary 23rd, i!i:M.
J. E. KTHAKNM.
ltecorder ut thu City of
lM Grande, Ureou.
1-55-lllt
1'hy hasi thus fur purchased uru
of, u heullh und travel nature.
In addition to slides Hie Hal- when he I not laklnu Ireutment
lopllcun throws on u silver screen .1, chapman, of Kent., Wash.,
cnlaiK.'Ulclila of postcards. mapa,',H n,.,nK tin.' urealer part of his
unapsbolll. newapap.'l' cllppinKS ,,, . ,,,. I'hvinere farm burns.
Dr. I'hv's Jlolsleln-FrelBliins are
, A reai chocolute with whipped
cream with vour hot Jitneh und a
lOlvin K. Jones, u surgical patient ;. . . -- . ,
in the hoiipiii.t, n-Kisiers noiu ai-jlH(, Ilt Hllrcrthotn-Wrlsht's .eodut
Iowa. His home, however, is "'-fDUntttln will be sure to please you.
ela where he and his father uT.r ,,rr(.a arB ulwnys most r.u-
an.l operate u wne.n mini. Isonuhlo while the uuulitv Is ulways
the very best. - l-U'J-lit
l-'our TIiIii'h,
When you think of
Gills
JMcttiri'3
Art ' ,
liliiueru'nre ' '
You think of nii'lmnliioii's Ail A
Oift Hhop, und Us lour leadiiu; lliv s
l-ati-lf
the attraction which draws him
there, for Chapman himself Is u
llulstein dairy man. On Ills larito
farm In I lie White Hlver Valley
near Seattle, some seventy-five
head of entile Kruze. rliupuian Is
JUHl now, together Wltll ICllOW
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FARM HANDS WERE
t WELL PAJD IN. '23
STATISTICS SHOW
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5-WAHIIiNTJN.
(l.N.S.) A iin-P'
ri'jilf farm labor In Ui.m nf
iny llmu oinco I'jJD, Uv. piul
MkIi-wiiki' yi'fir hIih-i! I'.UI, it w;t
(innoHIK cd nt (ltd AKfi' iiH nn (.
and phiti'H. Thi' iun(;c It thiiH at-
lonis for pi-!Hntlntr vnrlf-il biiI-
jlM-tH Is IlllllilllR it Vl'iy pO)llitU'
with the KUCHtH. TIu; pulling of
thn iniu-hiiH! Into t lit bull loom
w lu-rv the plcluri'H art- hIiuwd
iti tH h a BlKnul lo twitriy i-vcry
., viHltor ut thu Hamtturl jiii to flocU
Pin t. ii. lit lo.luy. i Author of ti-xtlmohH on KukIIh.i om-rn. m.okiiih .ur
Til.- livr-iirn r it., of unv for fun.. ! work for h,h "" n'n,,'r' ,fi m ;nU" ,"f "!
liihori.ru, Im-liulln,' board, In iy3i j.;, i Hlmniiun, who with his mnmd liy Jjipnn-m' until t lit prrj-
wuu jiiH.IS per month. h com- j wir ri-KlsU'iMd lit-ru tho luMt ot '' l'ivv prohibited Un iraHtnU of
tin- wm'k, Thj HhcrnmnM an; on land to Una -ae Mi proiii' in in.
itlndr way. to I'alo Alto, 'at to "ays rimpmiin, llndlnif indum-iiicnt
viHlt a flon, a mnlor In Htanford whiih will cull tin city Americana
Tlndr trip Ih u nost- "bark lo tin; farm.
tho Department poncd rurly OHtober event. Alavorl Jiidia J. Ii. AbKHirk. Halor Iw-
hlRh wiiKen foriHlierman havlnir been delayed in y.r. Iiuh l)'n viHilinir at the Hot
IJolHi- by diKciiHHloiift centering ar- ,;ike Kaiiatoiiuin. JudKe .MeMHick,
wneii an upwaiu irenu ;ound a new depot thero ami wid- htm been well known to the older
und
pared with in ',tl2
In I'-H.
Thu del la t Ion of wiiei'iil prlees , llnivei nlty.
nejniii in if (t,
ataled, followlliK
farm laboreiH, declined until the
tall of t'.'l'Z, wlien an upward trend ;ounii a new
ieveip. d.
Two Electric
Specials This Week
$2.50 Electric Curling Iron for
$1.50
Regular $5.50
Electric Hot Plate for
$1.J)
Get them before they are goneor hVe them
: laid aside for you.
nlliK tho utreetB of that city. iimldentB of the Grande Itonde val
lir. and Mm. V. (,. Cox, are ,.y Hlnr he huiKht m-hool In the
Kverett, Wn., Kt8. Mr. 'ox cve dilrleL thrlty-two yearn apro.
Ih ii prominent phyHh-ian of that WIIH liow hero lo see Wllltum
cny wno win remain hgu lor
Mev.-ral (Iayn' Ireutment.
A MlnnenpoliH visitor at th
Kiinatorinin over the week end
was Itobert Hunler, cnnnw'lcd wilh
an enjiravliiK firm, who whh on hts
way buck lo Minnesota urter a
html new trip to the coa-sl. Me nuy;i
he didn't come here uh a patient
but ittinply to aattHty IUh curiosity
nliout thu Jlot Hanalorliim
and for oiiu final warniinK up br-
I Torn going back to the Htuto of hliz
'.arilrt.
W. Htoddard, Halter lumber
man, has been a ffiiest at tin; Hoi
laiko- Kanatorlum during the lusf
wtjwk. HIcMldard, stopped hero af
ter attending to business in I -a
Grande.
Three Kpokano residents to ar
rive here recently are. Mr. August
J'earnon and P. Hanson. I'ear
non and Hunsun aro unanimous in
jdeclai-lnff that Hpokane has al
jiresent no scurclly of money but a
derided inhibition af,alnut investlnK
IhlH-ln buslneKH enterprises. They
iiKieu wilh Secretary Mellon as to
till, causa of this condition. Itoth
of Oil- HpokaiK' residents are In a
position lo know thu business con
ditions nf their city. Pearson Is
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i j; " Company fj I l c-rooiti modern house,
, I eb'G. ! wt,'i cleclilc furnace, $L'7hO.
I . cash, balanco Jtl pur
ill ? " s i
r J; rljpzz: mmzsmm eg ;j "" "'"'u anr
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L j . ' LAST SHOWING TONKJHT j jeeks I
K ! 11 h J V U r-
fft PICKF0RD
Lj ' n 'n
7X A Spanish Kcinnuux i3
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Willi HOLDROpiv ULIXX
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I r MARY rKORl) j
' '.. V Will make yon laugh Will make you thrill
Will niake you weep Will bring you joy,
in a new love role
V.V.,a i 4 J J ' : ' M ' ..... r
I'aekwood, a second Maker hiuyer.
I'ackwood lias been diverting fel
low patients In the hospital with
tales of eastern Orepon and Alas
ka. He is well prepared lo tell
both, having spent eleven years In
.Nome. Alaska at the time of the
. cold rush, and belntf the son of
'one of the oldest Oregon families.
,111s mother, Johanna O'ltrlen, was
eastern Oregon s I li st teacher.
As puesident of the Italner Taxi
cab company, in Seattle, Wash., .1.
A. Mel.ean hits seven Cadlllaes and
leti smaller cars ut his disposal
whenever he wishes to ride. Mc
T.ran is taking Ireutment at the
Kanatorlum.
Mrs. I truce Mooreheatl. a Itaker
patient in the hospital. Is accom
panied by her htmhand and by her
mother, Mrs. M. Phillips, also of
Haker. Moorehead, connect cd
with the linker White IMih- l,um
ber eolupany, has charge, of the
organization's two ciuups. Moth
are In the Sampler valley, one liv
ing thirty., the second, sixjy miles
from -Maker.
Norrls Guerney, manager of this
company, joined Moorelnad at Hot
Lake Kriday und accompanied hllu
to l.a Grande on btlHltless.
Another Maker resid.nt who Is n
patient here thin week Is '.I. Tor
Kler. Toruler was poprletor of a
paint shop in tluit clly until recetil-
h" enttajred In llie interior df-
'orniln' business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Coffinbery
and damihter, Mrs. Kdna Mutely,
I are Hallway residents who are
KUrsis at the Sanatorium. They
I have eotie down to take treatment
smlo visit Walter ( 'offinbery, n
hoFpllal patient from 1'oitland.
(. !. TlioniHon, reKlstered
Sanatorhiin from her lartfc
ranch near Keho, tells of the first
(line she ever Haw Hot Lake. t
! was back ill the dry summer days
of 'iili when she and her parents
were rollouiin- the hot. dusly trail
I covered waj.oiis had marked aton
looliuiis. rso oasis was ever more
welcome to a Sahara traveller than
was 1 1 1 ' i- Mini blimps- or Hot Lake
to those eurty settlers says Mis.
Tboimem. Mis. Thomson has been
eonitniT here ever since that time
ut first simply to camp, later to
visit t he Sanatorium. She has
watched l inalllhi county as well as
Hot Lake develop, having lived
there since '(it. Her husband was
sin i ilt there for s -veral ve'irs.
!lriiiKtltnkiing, Timlin;
; Rtitlun holes, buttons covered
Htamplns. . Mail' ordrs given
prompt atlcntlon, Aiivork guar
anteed. l'"an.y art Roods., D. M. C.
Thread und Baby Wear... ,
The SI Itching ami Art 8hupt
Mrs. L. H. Norton.
1115 Adania Phono Main 633
9-ll-lm
School books - ut Sllverthoru
Wrltfht's Vumiiy 1iub Hture.
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Don't orerlmik that IkiMIu of
Gennhddo und Dandruff Kradlcut
or Hint Is sold ut 7bc u bottle only
at Hllverlhorn - Wrfffhl's Family
Drug Klore. , . l-y-'Jt
Kent, setl and repair all makes
sewing iiiachliMs, Ask about li
dressmaking courso. White K- w
Inty Muchhiu Co., New J-'oley Hide
BS.'t-W. U-7-t:
rriiicrss Dio
This na i no apidies to (he liu-st
Bold baud semi porceUiin dinner
warn made in America. Guaran
teed ugalnst cra.im; und de-.:orutd
with rull mat Kold handles, ('uiii
plete open stock of this pattern at
all times. Sets ut h.'JU. The d:n
nerwari! for nlcu and everyday s-r.
vlcu. He foro buy in x d inner . in:
visit thu lClchardMO!) Art .V Gift
Shop und sco i'rinixKs Jioo. 1
1-C-tf
. Scdiool books of all hinds.
complete stock at . Silverthorn
W'rifflrt's Kumlly Mruff Store.
1-211-2
Hotte.liinii l-'iiniitiire -'.
Special on mattresses, $l'.;ift.
1-17-tf
Try our full dinner order nt I lie
It-ll Grill for only 3V-. 19-tf
This Missouri :;iun think.", r.iuch
of Germicide and Dandruff lOradl
calor. Silver! Iiorn-W right's l-'amily
Dru-? Store. La Grande, Orenon: 1
want to conBiatulnte you on your
AjGormjcldu und Dandruff Kradica-
lor . 1 rind that one bottle lias en
tirely stopped a serious case of
dandruff lor inc. And my hair that
was falling out badly lu;s siopp -d.
I inn enclosing 52. (Hi for which
mall me two bullies, one for ach
of my neighbors who will be glad
lo try this on my say so. H. J-v
Jones, Kansas Clly, Mo., EH-!t Lo
cust. 8U . . 1-4-tf
.ollco.
'Ht: our phone for your taxi.
The
Notice
Notice Is hereby pivi
n that Mar-
two best c.undv bars of the venr areiRuret Anson has been appointed by
Ttng-u-LIng Hay Stucks. Be; and the County Court of I nion cun
Uruxll Cream, 10c. Try one. Mull ty. Oregon, us executrix of the last
your letters here, .to have stamps will and testament of Unfile r. At.
to sell. Newlln DrUff.Co. ' l-28-2t
Call for Mhls.
pealed bids will li received
the Commission of the City of
Grande, Oregon, for tho construe-) al
by
Anson, deeeused.
All persons having claims against,
said eslato are hereby nolilted to
present them to sitd executrix or
to her attorneys, Crawford Knkin
,u Grande. Oregon, within six
lion of tho Improvement In Im
provement District number 132,
within the City of La Grande, Ore
gon, according to the plans and
specifications of said Improvement
now on file In Ihe office of the
City H reorder of Bald clly. A de
posit of $i.()0 will lie required for
set of pluns and spud l ieu Hons
which umount will be refunded if
bidder la Unsuccessful, and .returns
same to this office.. ,,
Ulds will be received to the
hour of seven-thirty p. in. Feb
ruary Uth. 1324, at tho commission
room in the City Building al La
months of the dale of the first
publication of this notice, which is
made on the lGLh day of January,
1024.
CRAWFORD & KAKLM.
Attorneys for Mxecutrix.
Jun. lfl-23-yu-Keb. i;-i:t.
Wheat (Quotations.
PORTLAND. (AIM Wheat ((nu
tations ill the close of Tuesday's
market here were: Hani white IW
S. Maart, January $1.03 Vi; 1-Yb-ruury
$1.03: soft white. January
It. 02 V, : wi stern white, January
! $1.02 : February $1.U2 Vj ; hard
Grande, Oregon, und must bo ac-' winter, February ;
Indoor Pastime for the
Home and
Kindergarten
'Ulaekboarils
Drawing Iook:
Games
Straight Line PieluiCut-Outs -
Silhouette lioiler Tatterns
Sptdting nmn
Uractfeys Teg Board
teneil Outfits
Doll Cut-Otits
A nek Other rtieles T oo
Nmnerou to Mention
See Our imfov for Suggestions
Newlin Bopk & Stationery
Company
LA (iiUMu:, oki;(.o
FINAL CLEAN-UP
Bunting's Bargains
MAXWELL New Series Touring, completely,
re-conditioned mechanically; nearly new
tires. Priced to sell quick.
MAXWELL Snort Tourinir in excellent
dition. A distinctive motor car complete
ly equipped. Our price will agrccjcMy sur
prise you.
FORD Touring, almost ncw.yinis car iooks
and runs like new, yet oyf price gives you
l.his hencfifc of an allrjfttive discount. It
has 1921 litensc.
AND MANY OTHEI
Each used cr in our stock will
sell rcadjlyin another month for
?50 to $200 more than we ask.
C. W. Bunting & Son
1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main I'M
475 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 lepot at., La ranac, urc.
Matchless Values in Boys'
Shoes
100 Per Cent Leather Footwear
Our !ihor:3 for boys aro built of ull-liiiiUicfv-the
buut possible to be had for the yirice. Tlf ;loiie
will insure you belter seivicc, and more comfort
from your slioes. Let us fit your feet.
Boys' Good
Dress Shoes
' All gnu metal shoes
with perforated tip;
half rubber heel ; half
double sole.
$2.98
Work Shoes
Boy Youth'
IIio'ah crotni! lu-avy k-ath-cv
IIIiicIht Hint will Ktund
n'lil liiinl wciii. Two lull
aulc-.s; and a rtul vutue.
$2.98
Blucher Dress Shoes
In Sizea for Boys and Youths
These black bluchers are good
for dress or general wear. Com
fortable and good looking, and
low priced as well. With plain
tips and half double soles.
$2.59 and $2.79
Dress Elioea Ehjpher Shoes
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All mahogany calf
shoes, handsomely per
forated quarter and tip.
Half rubber heels. Sin
gle sole welt. Good
looking shoes and
made exceptionally
well. Unusual values at
$3.98,
Mahogany b 1 u -
jchcra with a roomy
! tip for lots of com
; fort. Half rubber
i heel. ' Half double
'solo. Big values.
$3.19 and
SSiip; Youp'Stock
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PORTLAND UNION STOCK YARDS
Strictly Commission
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