Wednesday, February 1H, 1921
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The hats that New Yorkers
are wearing to tea
OREGON PLAYS
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5 ribbon. Shadowy wilh a bit of a veil.
They are hats that correspond to the at
mosphere of the tea hour and yet add
smartness to any costume.
Just arrived!
The first of these new tea hats have just
arrived here. They were created for us by
the Vogue Hat Company, Fifth Avenue,
New York. Yet they art: modestly priced.
Whether you need a hat or not, you will
want to keep up with the new fashions u.ij
COMH AND LOOK
Hill's Dep't Store
A Good Place to Trade
Pacific Coast Conference
Leaders Will Play in
Moscow, Pullman and
Walla Walla.
'newed effort.
In dentin lth IIki liquidation
or the iiuuriiution war dchia, th
prosiueni pointed uul that every
i err on had been made to uccom
plish the Mrmtduiion. Tho lanost
In- wi hi "which wiih thut of (Jrcut
Uriluln and which umounled, will)
(trnuituiliitf-d Interest, to 14.600,-
ooo.iioo, huri been jo lt led on term.
that provide for Hh payment over
u, period of 2 yearn."
In defending the Kovernnmnl'K
nititmln in the Mexican policy,
"resident i'ooIIIk- explained thut
the pr -sent Kovcrninont had rec
ognized tho niirctron tfovermiient
hi Mexico after administration of
ficials had convinced lheinuivci
that President OhrcKon's Kovern
mont wh ili soundest not up in
ycum In .Mexico.
BILL HAYWAF2D
ADDS TO ARRAY
OF APPARATUS
i:r;i;K. (HpfclUP.) On Mon
day afternoon tho I 'n I versify of
ir. iron tuki-tlmll team, lenders
in 11m moo for j :ic- I tc. fount con-
rti'( iic-i- ukcthul honors entrain
ed for Mnnt'ow and will moel the I
t ni ver.siiy of Idaho Vunduls In'
11. ill city on Wednesday, February J
13. llcfon riliirriiiiK to Oregon i
va rally hnsKeteers will have
Mid W.'i:dilnr.ton state Vjiikits " 're. iai' 'lo hln nr-
ullmnn on February 1 u, und ""'onmim IhiHt npparaluH.
1 m Whitman Missionaries Ut Wul- "y-um, vcicrnn trainer of
la Walla on February Hi. jnthletes nt (ho I'Mverslty of Or;-
,lu-t how well tin vurliity will Ktin' huH now ndded an "ofoserva
l;n k up jixi'liiHt thn Van.tii.s and ,lwn '"''" H In a mnaM ntructurt'
1 he oDierH on' lliejr own flonra 1h counted on Hkldn und tuny ho tal;-
;i (lUTtiun that iH worrying Imih- (,,n !o nny pari of the field uh do-
liMhnll tiiriK al t)u 1'ntver.sKy lo Nin'"- ih 1 in tu up with a mum
:i consideruhlf exl-nt. Tin crltlcK
BIG MCKAGE
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Cigarettes
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If this Signature
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a; the I'piveislty aio not ho much
Hoiih-d iihoiil tho I earn uh a vie
('r uiiHiin machine, hut how
well the five, Oregon plnyerH, who
have yt to play their first ron
ivn nee iiiik- off of orffBon'ii own
floor, will mwt their opponent
t;i another niallnr.
Tho Kami; with Hie Idaho Van
l;i!;i will he thn hlirriest Ko for the
Varsity on tho wholn Irlp, uccord
iiiK tho'u- who keep tali on has
k'Mhall luiip' i.ln-M in l ho .Norih
went. All IhhikI) thn Moaeow Ioh-.-ei
;i rjiuk Im Iow tho t 'ouifarn In
conference HtniidliiK, they arii,
in vert helesH, rCKardcd ih u HtronK
a'-f-Tefjatlon iinrl may kIiow Ihc
Wchi'ool toKHt-ra a kooi! close
i:an:c.
Tin Koven OroROn (whcth who
left vilii ('ouch Hill Jteinhart. for
the eastern .stroiiKholdK are; lloh
son, llockliey, Kim,', und t'.owens.
foiwiird.i; (Jlllciiwat'i';i und Hliafor
j; mi ids; ijiMuiiu, cent or; Jo.st
: Mil.KtitijIo forward and guard.
winnow nnd warmth k provided
while the Iraclt mentor valchn
his protegeH go throiiKh t)nlr
paces.
Xfw Hurdler nt Oregon.
lrNIVI:HHITV OF OHIXION, Ku
wno. Hill Iluyward ran off the
third of IiIh winter track mei-tii re
cently, with ahout fio nun out for
competition In eight: events, liny
ward discovered a new proHpecl In
the high luirdleH when KosenherK
won the first hurdle rucn ho ever
ran. Arthur Tuck, ulthoiiKh under
tin weather, won tho Javelin and
dlHi'UMM with fairly good thrown.
W. A. IthcKh-K Wins (Jnir Cup.
J'KNUI-KTON. On. For the
Hocond coiihccui ive year V. A.
KhodeH won the Dicknou golf cup
in medal handicap jilay liere when
he made a ml Hcore of 71. with a
handicap of 1. t'hurlcn II. Mandi
wa second with n ni t Hcore of 7(1,
.liandicap H, und Harry Hen son with
'ii net wore of 7U and u handleap ol
1 10 wa.s third.
Animal
Oils
For Animal Materials
We oil Harness for
S52.50 per Set
with U. S. Neatsfoot Oil
Skala Hdw.
Company
Phone Main 33
Roesch IJuilding:
THE NOISE OF SPRING
IS IN THE AIR-
THAT MEANS A NEW HAT
See Our New Spring Effects
$4.50 to $6.50
XEW, SNAPPY SPRING CAPS
$1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 - $3.00
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Scranton & Short Inc.
BOXING
Is'NOT on tlie.Box, it is NOT
. EUt3ti . Y ... ;
"(there . is-no-other "BROMO QUININE")
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TlieXaxative and 'Tonic Effect of Laxntivo BROMO QUININE
Tablets ia very lneflciut to tha system. - -
The World's most popular remedy for Colds, Grip und Influenza. .
T: Price 30 Cents
Coi-vallls Books Swimmer.
'oitVALLIH. Entrance hlankH
ere hidiiK n-ceived daily from
flivlinmerfj nnd d I vent over Hie
Hfate, KlKiilfyliif? tiicir Intenthm of
interim,' the hIhIo meet at Corvul
lis March K, Advance indicutlonn
are Unit u record turnout may he
pi I .11 r ... ' 1in of Moti. Oa..
a full team In hoth tn h'h and
women's events, .Meetn with the
nnivei-Hity have heen Rcheduled for
March I'l, nt KuK'-ne, and April 111.
at t'orvallt.s.
'HICACJO. (AP) Youhff Htrlh-
Macon, Cla., defeated Jack
Kchoonderf of Milwaukeri in a Mi
round ttout here Monday nltfht,' ac
cording to sport writers a) Hie rlnif-
ldo. ,. )';,,
I'rehnicii on Itoitil Tifp.
f HALT I.AKK. (AT) K1 Wtcpjtril
I Salt l.nto ntlddleWcli?)fl, won 1 n
i:i'(tl-;NF. 1'nlesn other Kanirs ,..,., ., i.lu. i .v -,'
rounilH here Monday nlKhl. Shep
urd had the odi?o in I he last four
frames. The scheduled six-round
hetwpon Walt Hurt of Kail
rotnmy Harris of New
lire arranKed. Ihe rnlverslty of
Oregon freMhinun five has cotnpet
( Its home scheduh'. The Imlies
start a road trip week when t hey ulfair
: I ' . . " "il-ake and
""""""" """T TTPfrnriWrifTirfiff TTrm vrmwrtw nmrn
Only Uo nimble finen o! youo
j l irU cm be trusted to (trade tea.
- Deilly they scgreguta the lentlcr,
i DiTortuJ top leave, and these aloae
" are used in Preferred Stock all-Cey
aloBTea.
nbt.cn a Lt;wis .iSTws
mw
IVtUiJ. Otto,
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l!anl lilKh hi'IkkiIm, I''-li-miry M, 15
ami III.
Tin' rri,'Hliini'n licnl tin- AkrIi'
yt'iirlhlKH In the two-Kilinc swim ut
jlMII,-rnr. 'I III' l.'Iim I'llllH Its hi-IumI-
Inlc In u tvo-K"mi' hitIch with tlti
j.i;:it' rooltH til CorvulllH, l--liru:iry
CI1IKK SKKS
PROGRESS IX
U. S. AFFAIRS
round when the cuHtern bantam-
The Spirit of the
Home Force
Revival
Increases as the
Days Grow
The singing is nlive
and joyful.
the preaching is
straight Gospel
preaching.
the Church rejoices.
:....TIIE,. . . .
Christian
Church
Invites You to Come
(Continued from pnirn D
Slapoleon W as
" Right!
.1. nt
When Napoleon set out for l'.ivy)t ho took
with him the best frroup of scientists le could
pilther together, and formed them into ;i Ue
! 'arch Institute, and their business- was to
i' gurc out the best way of doinsj; things:
I e. knew the real value of scientific research.
The building game is exactly on that basis
t)(lay.for the reason the 'greatest minds of the
mm nrp iTntliprinf from all nails of the world
therverv best there is in building, and the re- (
v .1 1 4 1 1 . . J i
SIUC is you can now see ami miou c.;u. u, ikii
your liomo will be like before, you build it.
Wc have, hundreds of Plans for you to select
from.
i?The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
who served lludr country durlns
; the war,
1 Their Hervtcrj, said tho presl
jdem, wero prompted hy patriotism
! ;nd patriotism; could not b ronu
i oiciat.-d with money. In uddltlon
In Mnid, many of tho px-hctv tec
tum themselves wero opposed lo (
tltc payment, of the bonus. 1'resi-
inltdKo then turned analn
thti Mellon tax plan which ho
'. defmdeil iitialnst the attacks of
jtboN.. who insisted that the rich
te romp! lied to pay the major ir
Iton nf tile K-overutnent taxes,
! Wants Heller for I'ciiplc.
"Itecausn I wish to Rive to all
the people ail the relief which It
it ii In ins, " satd the '.resident, "!
aoi opposed to material alteration
oi niid fouipt'oiulso on Iho tax
measure. It is about as far re-
i imnt'd as anyihiitK couM ho from
any kind of partisanship. At least
I do not. ehartfc that there Is any
pail j- or iinv responsihle leader-
. f.hlp that n. halls it is opposed to
HiiiUinK taxes low and In favor of
ki epin.j (axes higher. Hut Ihe ac
tions and proposals of some arc
U.iMe io have jnsi lhal result. I ;
st;itKl on the simple proposition
thai the country is entitled to all
the relief from the bunion of tax-
allon which It is pnssiblo lo k'vc. j
The proposed measure Hives such !
i relin'. otlier measures which
L.-.Ve been biouaht forward do ;
I not no ei (bis reiniirement. They
huM- tlie appearance of an ludl-j
t. ct attempt to defeat a Rud j
nieasitr.. with had measure. Yon 1
have heard much of the Garner (
plan. I tromrht forward to have
; eiiietbtiit; different, it purported
to relieve the greatest number of
t.ixpay.rs. Il pnft not the sliKht-
t hei d to , tin gulirect effect of j
t. it'll taxes, or to thn approaching .
tin, up of the sojiryo of revenue j
ona ipieni raiiuie or the pro- j
i.t'ie luciinn ia or to the do-1
struct ion of business initiative. It i
h poalUal In ttieot;.. When the
ftiet of itn rlHioin was cstl.
mated it meant u lo't of revenuo
I eoti,t any expected surplus. Jt
is impossible in practice,
' Itut the people must under
(and this is the f ilit. They alone
can win It. I'nicsfl they make their
wt-dies known to the con grew
without rejtard to Party this MM
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ONCRETE
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Dependable Good Looking
WATCHES
Men's watches have undergone a great improvement
in the last few years. Thinner, better looking models,
smaller in size and none the less dependable, for time
keeping qualities, are. shown in our stock. .
YOU CAN AFFORD A NEW ONE
A great many men are still carrying large, obsolete
watches who can easily afford a new one. in the J. IT.
Pea re & Son stock you will find a variety of just such
watches as you should carry and would enjoy carrying
and the. prices are very reasonable, too.
Our Special lfi Size, 17- Jewel
Waltham
In Cold-filled Case
30
B3)
Consult us on our Easy Payment Plan
Pay us as you get paid
J. H. Peare & Son
La Grande's Leading Jewelers & Optometrists
JlslltllllslH'il I Sill
is Concrete.
Its even, firm, gritty surface prevents
slipping even in wet weather. 1
It is the necessary companion to good
tires and good brakes, for complete respon
siveness in your car.
More and more motorists are insisting on
Concrete roads and motorists can get the
kind of roads they insist on.
One ol the purpose, ol the Portland Cement
Association is to enable everyone whether he
uses Concrete or has it used lor him to get the
greatest value for his money.
We have a personal service to offer individuals
and communities.
Let us know definitely what help you need.
There is no obligation.
Our hookUl R- ttih many Mertittng acta
about Cancrttt roadl. Aik at for your eopyf
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OKEG.
oA National Organization
lo Improvt and Extend the Vtet of Concrete
A Ollict, In 2? Oth.r Citln n
BAKER THEATRE
ONE NIGHT
-ONLY
Baker, Oregon
L, rtO. 10 Mail Orders Now
Make checks payable to K. L. Burk and include self-addressed stamped
envelope for safe return.
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Franz Scfmbert Musical em
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zOiih -ihe
ORIGINAL CENTURY THEATRE, fci.Y CAST
Z?ICrQV AfSSES Iff JJ SfflBEQT
SPECIAL NOTE: Here is a musical production I can highly recom
mend. I have personally read the criticisms from all over the country
and guarantee it to be the finest attraction booked in Baker iif many
years. I can also guarantee that the original New York Century thea
ter cast will come here absolutely intact as it was presented in New
York City.
K. L. BURK.
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