La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1924, Image 2

Wednesday, March ft, 1024.
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TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I LEAP YEAR IS
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WOW! KegGood
JUST RECEIVED THAT SVJSG
SHIPMENT OF NHTYJORDS
FOR MEN, YOUXGIEN AND
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Clover Creek Holds Par
ty February 29th at
Home of William Wat
kins. Methodist Missionary
Tells of An Uncivilized
People Found in North
India.
STRANG
AGE
CELEBRATED
IS DISCOVERED
urn m si
YOUNG OLD MJjW.
$&to $8
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Fabrics
The woman who prefers to make her own
Frocks will he delighted with the new
Spring fabrics they are so good looking
and so easy to adapt to the smart new
lines.
right for
J
bouffant is the mode for
Stitched or appliqued are the trim
and Gingham fashion particul
little girls. :
Spring's
srts.
ALPACA
newest fabrics.
Fashion
children' frocks and cross-
f
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lovely frocks, for
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A Good Place to Trade
r-LOvrcit im;kk. nrTiui
I.wip Yur parly won frivcn l-VWru-nry
2iMh at tho hotm; or Wlliiuni
WutUlim and wuft u Uocld.-d Knn
ct'Hs from start to ClnlHh thn laHH
provlnte Vfry rapabhi of ihf-lr parr
iiwiiimril. , '
Mr. urn) Mrs. Mutt WaltH, of Sun
ny Htopo tt'frct Hunitiiy khobIb ut thi
hftino of Mr. 'find "Mrtt, Henry Herman.
Myron tiront Ikih a baling rrr.
Limy Imllntr out li In hint H;isuns
crop of liuy.
Minn I.HIlo DMilntrom was a rfl
nnt jnkr vlttitor.
Sotni' of the ifHlilmU of tovtr
rr-vh find Hio i-ouiIn In comllilon
to Inivid hy nuio, but acronH ih'
summit It would HorHy try th pa
li' noc of 1 1n driver to even travel
hy leurn nnd ltujcy.
I-Vbrimry 27th hull, lltflitnlnff and
tlnm-y-r vlwlted Ihln Utile vulley al
an early niornlnjf- liour. Thin In
tioiiM thlrif,' most iiniiHtial and a
Kood indieailon of ftprlnir.
Mr. and Aim. Dean Olnon. who
have been worUlnir for Klanliv
Hhuw for the mM yeur are iiiovhtK
to the Uiout plaee. They will v. -oriel
CU(i't (Al) A rar0 of men
tlulriK uiielothed un'ler roek ledffi-H
and overhuriKlnt: el-rff. with a hln
toiy Unit If not irarejihle and who
speak a diahel that haw no fdm
ilarity to any known lanRitnjeP, U
d'serllied as exlmlnic In I'Mhoru
tfurh, .North India, l.y the Kev. M.
Welln liranrh, returned MeihodlxL
inlflHlorary.
ThHr bodies me covered with
dark hair from liviiinr without
heft', ure Hlluhtly Montfollah in
type, jiuall of .stalure and thev
never ko armeil. They ump only
I he ri-iKlest tools lienldi' their
knives, yet they live In forests n
whirl! roam Hk'Th, leopards hoars
iir.tj vrolvi';'..
'They are like shadows In the
fort-His and will alut no one,"
;aid liev. Mr. liraneh, wlio live
near them for a deeade. "They
make wooden llshes wlih their
knlvis ami at xpert wliltllers.
Wh.-u l hey wish io sell any of
thdlr dishes they eome out of the
forest, put down their, wares and
ndlrc Into the- jiinle. The travel
ler thn inspects (hem and If he
wants any, he leaves 'rain, other
food or somel hititf of about equal
for (ieoi'ife I 'arncM. who lmu I Uiu
plao,, l.-a.-.I V". Th,v r, .my.hlnK l.ul wurllko
slrom ifo to Norlh Pow.Iit .v..ry j ,.n,.,.lm r , ,. for. sls. Thi-y urn
......n.ij.y iu itiKii imiftir ironi .Mm
WlANTDNftSHUHl, IRIi
reuson they call themselves KajlH,
and elalm to he desremled from
the forefathers of the Kajbar fam
ily, rullntt house of Ankol, a native
state of that region. ' 8ome of
their number occasionally visit (he
village bazaars but no one can talk
with them or barter save hy signs."
Ho live that you never wWtf need
to tell mi Invesl lRatlnjc rorinnit toe
that you rannot dlcuss yfiersonnl
matters.
J-
Correct this sentene: have a
little touch of umOiiiu'. now and
then," said lie, 'Mil I don't let it
Interfere with fty work
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' .ii.li.i rnl ln. cllmhef Ititt tin not
-iame ijiugniin. a music teacierHvo in them. How they manage
ii-om tin iter, wno lias one day eaeh
weejc nt isorth Powder,
.miss tieorgia Auxliey, who at
tends high school In North I'owder
spent the week-end with her pa
rents. Mr. and .Mrs. Ceo. Aughey,
-Max le'or. is tailing his saddle
horse io I'nlon so he may ride
home lo spend the week-ends with
his parents, while be Is attending
school.
Track Call Will Be
Sounded March 17
l f,;. -j
ta Pom Nucleus for
MacTavish'& Team
nnl Mn;,, 'J'ul. by Zundell, high
jump; Htilgei- und Cokei, weights;
Jucoh.un, dlstant-e;i and - broad
Jump; tlinss, broad jumt) and oth
er:. In uddlllon lo tlm veterans
MarTuvlsh In expect Ing to "find"
several nlln'rit Who will hn a mat
erial help to the tetviii
WflHi-thn district basketball tllb)
won, ttnfl" ttlso -thei'lghl to repres-
'in nun portion oi r.asiern ttre-)
gon at. Hulen In tbo state lournu- Itrlnglng I p l ather
men fleh 13. H.and U.. Inler-) , of'all tin- iamitjv futher Is apt"
est igp-ack In heKlnnlng to in-jto be the most careless of a
rruft ((uaiillly. cough or e6bl, and It is I he .1 My
A jH?5'duli! Inn been prepared 'of inolher or (he girls lo sen that
whlcji ttpda with Ihe Kaslern Ore-(lie takes KOl.KY'r! IIONKV ANH
gon .ftigl and track meet to biiiTAU ('OMI'dl ND promptly. It tn
in Ualmi Mav , pleusant and easy to take an 1
1'rHUwlnury to that tlm.i In Uickly relieves coughs, colds and
("inintlcjuhb'tlon will meet I'nlon thnnrneness. No opiates. Adv.
AprilJ Jg. linker on April in, 1'en-j" tt
dleloji iprll , and parllclpa(i mmmmmmm-mmmmmmm,mmmm"mt
in Ihl sr-lnlon oonnly meet on Miiv;l
:i. Air"1nlerelaR:t truck meet will. !
he bHaduring the first week in i
Aprllj I
CofoitaMaeTavlsh will Iu unable J
lo souiul hi' cull for (raid, until
MoUinJC;Mari'h 17. dui t, the has.
ketbujlMtS-lp lo .Salem, but a pep
i-ullylidll bo conducie Ihn firsi I
of ri4wcek for the purpose oi'
urotiiiitg enthusiasm In track and '
Held J rospectf: for till i season. I
Hot (tad Mum of- last year.i team J
still i iti'n In school about ji
whlcVfiacTaviHh will build tint !
nucejubf i team. '
Ahifrns them urn Lynch, bnrdle.i i
and pit. .vault. Mlelubeck, sprint.-ij'
"d Captain I'rlce. sprints'!
Nv TED TO
CLAPHAM FAILS
TO WIN WALLOWA
HANDICAP MATCH
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WAU.OWA. Ore. (Rpecal)
jQulio a number of mat fans at
tended the wrestling match held
hero recently between Ham Clap.
, ham, Hrliish light heavyweight
'champion, and Jim Noregjiard.
lapham had agreed to throw
" ' 1 ' iNoregnard twice1 in one hour nnd
La Grande Urged to Joinvon ,,M f,rH' ra" ln i"tes.
T1., ! T Clapham. however, was unable to
Blue Mountain League Kmn mo second fan m ti,o miotted
Meeting Set for Sun-.llmo b'ft Noregannl winner
t)'ir ' of ,,,ft nu,llllran. 1 ''
ay, , This wua one of tho best matches
.- iver witnessed nt Wallowa.
An Invitation has been Issued tfliT1 1 i
representatives of l.a (J ramie's
baseball team to be presenl at n
meeting 'Marrh ! of members and
prospective members of the Mine
Mountain Masehall lengtie.
Last year this league consisted of
teams from Pendleton, Mlllon-
l-'reewater, . Kcho. Walla Walla.
Kennewick and I'ltol Itock, but It
Is understood that there wll 1 he
some changes made In the league
tilts year by the application of l,a
Grande and Helix for admittance.
Harris l-'rench and City Manager
Frank Hayes will probably rep re
s-til l.a Grande at the conference
lo survive life in the forests in
which roam tigers, leopards, bears
and wolves, l:i mont than nnyomt
know:.
"They believe themselves all do
seriHb'd from roval fdood.i'or tifls
tfw
ine
Home Plate
rjclilers' Guvea, ROn to $8.1
.Catchers' Jlltta. Sl.00
Bats 1 50o I
Twenty yejl-s' expcrl
Dorsnir Gao4
A. O. SAildlmKcnU
MulNI9 VK)HXSON
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ctaqreites
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P0WfT GET MAd
FOR SALE
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8 rnoiniK. Imlll, collar,
ain1! yJariMfc, wootlHlt.'.l
irn.tH -tmllMnn Inn... In.
nlr4IPfurnlstiiMl, nltiuil. j on m.
I'ourBt Slroi't, pavi'tl, Apn lawn
anit pOdoa npol. All liir $J.iin
wujins'ounh payment tit llaun.
Iiajlnw; mont lily lilallim nu
or ijw pr month.
5 "?r!;iniioern ho list- two lots.
situat on i avenfie, on ma
omlliac ktrbet; nit furniture in
tboj' fej)e except f two pieces.
lriiSC. jfiOOynnd v'00 (,nK, will
haiHirlt. Anlnnsb monthly In
BluUittEntB. 6 roomtj house, city water, eteo
trtc: U&3it, Inrgo lot, on corner
of Vf;-flnJ Fir. mnendnm strt
all utctd and other nssrssments.
Oar.t and woodshed. J'rlce
9 1 (if) IE? Can assti me a mort -
ruKe zp&& contract, $1160. Hui
ance 3CAsh,
WeinM getting considerable n.
quiry ; &r mora houses. If you
liavn ottC to sell come In nnd lint
It wlthjps If you wnnt to sell;
If notiMMl had better not list with
tis for yift will soil It.
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Pli, Black &
DON'T rOSK YOUK
When your Ughta go out
or that Ku-ctrlo Motor
goes "bndy- just call
U.t-W an we'll have It
working m thn least pos
sible, tlufe and ut least
ost.
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Electric
Fdlsoit hmlu Lamps
1(17 Depot riinno :t:l-W
Pleasing You
This business is con
ducted for the pur
pose of pleasing you.!
If we succeed we are
reasonably certain to
get your business
this line.
If we
chances
trade wi
slim, an
worse, y
are likely
your displeasure,
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
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The famous Boye Curtain Rods, adjust
able 28 inches to 48 inches, each, Special, 1 c
White Enamel Towel Bars, each, Special 19c
Extension Rods, each, Special Uc
I sasn kocis, aajusiauie mum X1'
each, Special .-Vc
Double Rodf for Curtains and DraraaTad-
Curtain let, fine mercerizerfancypat-
rer yard .r. c ,8C
End Specials
House Jifesses, Special...- c
Cooking Dishes, values
terns,
Ginghan;
Oumsie
to $4.61), Special
Andrews9 Variety
Store
Service - Economy
We have them in
needs.
Free Sweet Pea
Seeds
To The First 500 People
Calling at our store wo. will give a packag of
Sweet Pea Seeds from Reiger, The California
Pennine lung.
We will also give a prize for the First Linuiuet
of Sweet Pea Blossoms brought to our store.
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HIGH SCHOOL
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Leightott's Welding &
Machine Works
' (Automotive parts)
Move
IIIBIHIBMlDIBIEHaailBIIBiaQa'
Presents
On account of remodeling the building we are now in,
must vacate.
Our Spring line of Woolens have arrived and
want to move a single suit pattern in our
We want to start with an entire new st
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8. 8:30
Doors open at 7:30 P. M.
Reserved seats at Glass Dings Thursday,
March 6, 8:00 A. M. .
Reserved Seats ..50c
General Admission ..35c
Come in and pick out that new jjpnng Suit and we
will give you as late al an ApriLfelivery.
We have several hunBred sapRiples just the thing for
making comforis. Prfre 50c per hundred.
WEAVER'S
Tailors - Cleaners - Dyers - Pressers
Phone Main 73.3. Depot St.
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