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Tuesday, July 15, ifp PAGE EIGHT TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IIji Orunde Iron Works. 24S-W. . " -i I'lionr 7-8-0t '56 '7 &'8 SHOES W. L. Douglas shoes are famous everywhere for their excellent style and superior wearing Sualities. They are made of the best and nest selected leathers, on the latest models, carefully constructed by the most expert last and pattern makers in this country. No other make sold at similar prices can compare with W. L. Douglas shoes for style, comfort and service. As comfortable, easy-walking shoes they are in a class by themselves. With the many styles and leathers from which to choose, you can itduny mane a selection mat win meet your re quirements, both as to style and price. Before you purchase your next pair of shoes, it a will pay you to call at our store and see for yourself the exceptional values we are offer. w. .m n .... .J I A I Hi lory Mint of Hallilng Cajw I - In diamines. ' Tho Breuteal und best variety In bntlilna cups. Oiin.of u kind only, nnd nt price much below former prlcoa in order to clow tlmin out. -. ! Hotter m-o thorn now us they will I not last lonr nt prices urrored. nnl I'OIITI.ANIJ, Ore. (Special) Iuliho boiinllful variety ahoiild please view of I ho evident confintlon oxlt-'Bi. s them nt Hllvcrlhorn- OF TAX STAMP MEN'S WEAR "Sunbeam" Electric Irons I'ut them away while "HOT" in their individual .steel cae something New! H.and S. ELECTRIC I'hone 3a-W. - 107 Depot SU New Victor Records For Ihis Weelt; No. Slip ic i : si:aij nixoitus Wlilllllinjr (Itctllcjilloii) (Scliumnhh) Jn (icniiiin , Maria JelllA j 102S I I Drill hlainm All0 (So Clear Tlllliu K)w) (llrallllls) . lit (iormnii .Mnilo .lirlljl Heown October Ale (from "llolilii Hood") (Smith- tlu Kovcn) IIHnnlil Uomiiialh '915 10 Weill Suiik (llovcy-lltillnnl) Itclnnlil WciTehrnth . . t'OM'IOIIT 80.N;S AMI I.NNTHIMICNTAIi III llio Harden of Tomorrow (l-'raff, tlr.-lh'ptwii) ' l:lsle llakvr IS1UU 10 Mjr TImmikIiIs of Vou IUsuiiimdo-lavls) i;islo linker I .a Uum l.mlrn Overlure I'nrl I ('I'hu Thievish Miiupltt (IhMfliil Victor Symphony Drill. IIMU1 III Im l.uiEMft Luilra vrliii'-rurt U j Victor Symphony Oreli, J - i . r.ifiirr vocal ski.ix-iio.ns , Vou Know .Mo Alalinnr 4;ioi'Ki( I'rlro Willi Tho Troubadours 1 19333 Id .Vilxxly'N Clillil iui'rie Trice nilli Tim Troiihinimin) ' . . KAM I) IIIX'OIIDS . TiMilKht'x llin Malil 1'd 'Inn ; , . Illillln Kpllnlny ami III Ouhcliw jlKIM 10 liisl lcaw .Mo Alohu I 'ox Tml j Jack Chapman ami MIh lirakc Hold Ort'titlrjt j Tlicrc'i No One Jic.1 l.iko Von l'o Tim with yiM'Hl i-cfi-iiin ( iHiii-hiniili rs Orhilnul Mulil lliuik On licMn Wliy Ihm'l .My Dreams t'onin True I'ov Tint wild toriil refrain CHiu-Kiiiiilirs Original Mailt lluwk Oivliiwlrn lilMMl NlKht Ship TlKlit I'ov Tnil Willi via-al I refrain Uivi'Iiikh I'i t.vlviiiilnici I U:ui 10 I'm llnniilcil liy That Sun lllver Sonii I'm I Jrot W'arliitf's I'ciiii.sylvunlllliH lli:l."7 10 I Newlin Book & Stationery Co. mr; with rrfcronco lu tho uhc ut in venue lutnps undrr 1 ho law amended by tho rrront roncrroiw and cffccllvo July 3 Clyde O. JJunt- li'y, collector of Itilernul revenue IfHiicd tlio fullowlntr ntutt'iiifiit: "TU- only Htiimp Ihxcs whk'Ii Imvo been removed . wru thorn; on proinlaMory notes, drartu and traih ucceptHncrH. HtumpH denoting pay ment of tax must mill bo affixed, ond properly cancelled, to bonds ol Indi'liledneuM at tbn ral of uv. it (I'Mi; to certificates of ftlork al 5f mid IranHfern thereof at 2c per $100; to deed and convcyancrM at 50c for each $500 or fractional purl thereof; to custom house entries and withdrawals at from 25c to 9 1 each ; to proxies at 1 0c each : to powora of attorney at 2fic each: and to steamship tickets to ports outside tho United Htates at tlu j rate of $1 to 5 depending upon the cost of tho ticket. I "ft Is probablothat bunks and j others may have a supply ol I stamps on hand, purehuwd for uh- on promissory notes and drafts and for frlileh they will have no further uso They may write or call at my offlco for a form upon which to make claim for refund, i Claims must bo presented ' within I four years from date of tho pur i chase of tho stamps. "Tho Portland office, continued i Mr. Huntley, ''will curry a full sup- ply of revenue stumps In all de nominations, and orders for stamps should he sent to me. raymnt ! for stumps must bo by cash, certl- I fled chock or money order. Col 'lectors of Internal revenue are pro hibited by law from ucceptliiff un ; certified personal checks In pay ment of stamps.' Wright's Fumlly Drug Htoro. 7-10-tf Ko ITeiiiKitu Jiin Ac Pleating, button holes, butlons covered, stamping. Mall orders giv- prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Fancy, Art Oondi I. M. C, thread and Haby V-ur. The Hllleblng and Art Khop. Mrs f. H. Norton, 1115 Adams Avenue Phone Main 533. 9-11-tf Now, how ubout somethiiiv for your sunburn and Inn. for rough skin? Vou vnn'X miss It In using our Violet Cream. KMverthorn Wrtght's Family Drug Htore Is the only drug store tliut carries It. 7-10-tf Heresy, as we niinlcr.sUind It. in something thut tukes tho place of a press agent. Rent, sell and repair all make awtng machines. Ask vhnut fr dressmaklog course. White Rew Ing Machine Co., New Foley Rldr I-W. 12-27-t 'liS ;ci'inRii I'annrr uuiu C'rM To ltalHc Fish suit l'0f- i I.UDWIOLUHT. Germany. (AP) -r-Tho crops of K, Zlemsen. an-cx-tenslvo land owner near hro, did not puy vfry well last year, so Zlemsen flooded the fields In the fall and this year has boon raising fish and doing so well financially that he Is planning to extend his homo mad" lakes. Zlemsen has about 100 lowland acres under water. German carp Imvo dono particularly well tn th1 flooded fields, and this year Zlem sen expects to gather about SO tons of fish. On winin of the higher ground of his nfllute Zlemsen hss-'s. btr'rr Irnct di'volcd to tho raising of the uluo foj.' Call for ItkK Healed bids will be reeelved by tho Commission of the 'City of I.a Grande, Oregon, for the construc tion of tho improvement in Im provement District- number 146 within tho city of La Grande, Ore. gon, according to the plans and specifications of sold improvement. now on fllo in tho office of the City Itecordcr of said City. A de posit of 95.00 will bo required fo? set of plans and specifications which amount will be refunded K bidder Is unsuccessful and return mi mo to this office. - . Hlds will be received tn the hour of seven-thirty p. in. July 23rd. 1924, at the commission room In tho city building at I.a Grande. Oregon, and must be accompanied by a certified check In tho amount of ten percent of the amount bid a guarantee of the acceptance and completion of. con t met if awarded. i Checks will bo returned to un-, successful bidders. ; . j The commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Tty order of tho Commission July! 9th, 1924. J. E. HTKAKJS, Recorder of tho Clly of Iu Grande, Oregon. ll-10t FIND IT V Here Copy for fhi column muat ba In hr t:oo a. m. Conkiil I'oimI Hnle. The I .mill 1'arlnli und .MIkhIuk Hnciuiy or Ihc .Ion UnitllBh l.mh un cliurch will hold u ctioUcil rmul nilo ut din Urnnilc llomlc .Mfiii Marki't tomorrow, Wrdni'8iJny. July I Ulh, ht'Klnnlnit ut il ii. m. 7-16-11 I?1 SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW Aniiouiicctiiciit. I Trnkua Mros. unnounce the upeti jtng of u new upto-date shoe shin 'Ing parlor and cigar stand a) tin new I, and li drug store building ! I lits will be run in conjunction with their Sherry Theatre 1'wrinr ' m . 7-15-lt The 6i Old Fool" TUH (.'RKATKST CIIARACTKR ritTl'RH KVKR MADK lh'iv' tlio (riipiiiiiv; story of a Tinu tild veti-ruii whu fmiiul more uxcitomoiil anil inlvontuiu IimiuhT crn clays than lie ever cxpoi iencod nmlcr (limit in the sixties. JanicH narrow, Louis l'lizi-ntla. Hflly I'Vaiuisco Hill-bunt Tcnanl, I.loyd UiiKbfs. lien Hendricks, Jr. New in Tlicnic! New in Climax! It (lets You! Comedy, .-IIKI.P OiNK ANOTIIKir . New LuiiiIht Yard. What! A new yard In I.a Grande'' .Yes. und w are here to serve Un people. We ran furnish your wants from u toolh pick to a train load nt live and lei live prices. ! Vou cannot afford to plare your orders until you rirst call on us and get our prices. We .carry Domcn lloii lumber shlplaii boards, floor- ing. siding. . relllng finish .and l mouldings, doors, windows, roof Inn. t building paper, screen doors, etc. We cater to grange and farmers" union t rutin in car load lots. Claud C. Pratt Lumber Co.. 160 1 Cove opposite Koumiry. I'hone S4S-W, 7-16-6t S.Mii: lli;x SKASON. Tho sage hen season opens In Colon county August I, and closes August 16. Hillef tltal the season opens tomorrow Is erroneous. JOHN WAIU.KiV, 7-14-lt County Game Warden Don't forget that your damlrul'i' troubles will ceastj In live days when you uso our Germicide und Dandruff Knullculor. It stops your hair rrum falling out In n month. Hold only by Hllverlhorn-Wrlght's I'ttiuliy Drug btore. 7-10-tl Uox Mood. I'tr Immedlatu devr'. I'hone I Main CHS. White 1'lne llox & l.mn hur Co., Im Grande, Oro. y-13-tr Dull books muy Improve jour mind, but of whut use U an Im proved mind uilvr you are bored to UeulhY Notice ii Creditors, Notice Is hereby given that tlir undersigned has been duly appoint ed by I lie County Court of the Stat" of Oregon for Union County iidntlnlHtrittrlx of the estate of Wil liam A. Kendalf, decessed. ami hat- inaliriefl us sueh. All Ve'rsulis hav ing claims against saltl caluln art hereby required to - present the same, verified as required by law lo I'he undersigned at North Pow der. Oregon, or ut the nfflee of her attorneys, (Ireen A lless. al l,n Orande, Oregun. wllhln six mouths from the date hereof; Duto of first ttuhltdiUon July lu 1034. KPFIti n. WITJ.IH. Admlnlsl rntrlv. (Jreen A- HesH, attorneys for n-mlnistrslrlx-. July 16-22-1'9-Aug. 5-12 Tlicso i:curslou I'arc.H frtnii I.A tirniidr In effect daily tn Kepi. lo. I'liud n'tuni limit t. :il. l)2. .Stop-4vrr )i'lHege.s going ami returning. all us by phone and let us make all your u--rangements. It rusts no mo re and will sa v y o ur valuable time. 4. ii. m:i:m:v Agent llrli'k Hx t rram. I''uur luyiTM In a lirlclt. in Dinl or qnurlH. Alxo tlm luunt tlrllrluu.s KlicrlK't you cuiilJ lioui' tu liny, un.l ' li'o rt'um ttlwuya huril Hn.l moal . lullulubli' nil i.f tln llasi'luuii'l iT.in.l. Suld only by Hllvriliurn-1 Writ-Ufa I'-ainlly Dhib Store. J-lu-tl I NiHliM To rnrin'iiK'lM ami IIUlMHT. 13 kllnarioil 1'. o. flunliii: $3;', jut m. H-c na U'for,. nims 'nir vr linn l,i-r tinl. r. t Wn .'. I'l.llUo lil'Wlnilih.'d count liiinlu r. In t.HlliK. oiii81to ft SV!;l!"!y,r,,l 'I't'iit I'M; laaaj inland I . I'rull l.br. Co.. Ol m Small Tracts Several 3 to 6arro tracts just north of Itlvcisldo I'ark. Close to the new mill alto. Hut ono inllo from tho business center of tho city. These tracts ro very desirublo und arc closing oat quickly. Priced low nnd on convenient terms. He us about th oo for further par ticulars, Wm. Miller & Co. Healthier babies from fresh, live air. Mothers more fit. There's health and comfort in homes with G-E Fans. . They cost about one-half a cent an hour to run. G-E Fatuare (oldunder the"Crieclc"Sl. Behind them is the rejiDonsiriilitvnrrinrK the General Electric Co. and the Pacific States Electric Co. Sold and serviced by "Check" Seal contractors and retailers. "Cheek" Sal B" LOOK FOR THE CB FAN GIRL AND THE "CHECK" SEAL IN THE DEALER'S WINDOW GENERAL BLECTEIC I1UV A lil-l'I.ATE FORD BATTERY $16.50 CARS WITH fl-Voll Starting and Mghtlug KfMcins '.. C-A-l-l-t-S Perkins Motor Co. LINCOLN - I OKI) . I'OKIISON ItlMl'll lllllK. l'holll) Slllill 51)11 It K S S U It R E C T I O N V K It N S , GIVEN AAV AY TODAY 'J'he Wonder I'hint of the Agi "The Rose of Jericho" (ItCMirrtvtlnn l'riii) uii.ii mvi; too vi;.ies tJncorbormttd m 571DEPARimNT5T0RlS 108 Depot SL, La Grande, Ore. FOR THE MISSES Voile Dresses UECOMING STYLES AND COLORS ( A .splendid a.ssoi tincnt of mid - summer Frocks i for the misses "at u low price range. See this showing and be convinced of. these remarkable yalues. Sizes 10 to 14 years. $2.25 to $3.98 .Mitlciiiils arc or voile and oi'uumly (luliitily Iriimiicd la tin Im'nI r coloiinN. lol tcii voiles lu blue, tifcii and tun, plain colors in .sheer ti-aiLspainit organdy. IMPORTED Japanese Silk Pongee 89c This Ls indciril it reniui kublc v u I u c. A very Minilar, long wi nrln .silk ' ill sucli a low pvlw. White ELK SANDALS A Mimrt Mylu fur iiiIsm'.s nnd women. In white elk leal her. One of the sea son's most popular slts ul thesu low prices. 5!2 - 8 $2.19 2'2 - 7 $2.98 Hollywood WHITE SANDALS While Hollywood Sjmiluls Willi low rubber liccl, Yoi 1 Mill find these nmiiljcrs very Hllmrlhe, ut only 1 12-2 ZVi - 7 $2.J8 $3.69 9 Tll Ui'alli'ri't'liun I'lnllt Is uln nf N'al ilri' M tfri'uti'st nil iosllli ' Fuiinil In 1'iilcnlino, In n sniiill diKlrlut nf nurtlirrn ( IiIIiiihIiiiii un.l In 'IVxiia. tins Hunili'r pliinL Ijuflhs ull the skill of nioili'rn Hi'ifmit.. Tlii'rn Is priictii'iilly no y jf tut 1 lii.it i lit; tin. net- of tlnsi. Iilnnla. It In Ix ll. v. tl lh,.y i,ro cupulili! of oiillivinu tli int'innry ur innnklnil. All hunch thrown lulu llm illsc;ii il Tor n tliouwiml yo.ua lliia miirvul will huiBt inlo hliium In n plm i il In wuti'r. Tin- Ri niii n c lion J'lunt lmn i tlmn :i novelty it In li tiling of hiiillly nnd'n iriiH'mliniiicc- ,r tho ilemil. Yimi und ull your frlemla will want our. I'lurl.stH Iniiiii'iitly rlmiKe us hlirh na fur tliiwi fcniM, .which urj SM'Cinliy Hfli'fleil nnd unified, - Ol ll SI I'I'I.V IS 1,1 Mi l l ;i ;;t Yl)l l!H TOIlAV. . omI woiiun lirofer nnvillu lo Vanilla Kxtrurl rur fluvorlnu leo eieum, vulii'9, cun.lha, )inl(lnK.i. j. lliis, ciisturilH, sifii.s, ayniim. ett Kliivlllu la n afMclul hlrnil or ("utiinuiin. Viinillln. Tonka und Vunllln. culnriMl Willi Carumi'l. It wuh M'rr.'iliil liy Knilir. Irk Stc-urna & (-onipuny. iimntiructiirinir pliurnnieiNlR. oHlah llahi'il nuurly 7 ycura nito In 1 1 I roll . .tlilili;:in. I'luvltlu Is n.quullty iroillrt vhlili la irort'rrr .y inuny rhora linil IiutlHt'wIvi'a liornnao of. its proven exrelteneo. In order lo introduco Stetlrna' I'-luvlllu to our rnsuniern we are Inuklnf? tlio upociul Indileeiuent ol u IteHiirreeiion l-'ern fiiii with cucll hottlo of Kl.ivlllu for ii few iln: only. Kor helter rnkra nnd home cooked delieueles taku home u holtlu of Stenrna' l''luvllla. I'riix' :IIK' for an honest 2-(wi. ltollli'. ri.iiN khi:i: Wild Knell Hot i lo Newlin Drug Company Breakfast Bacon 25c lb, MT. EMILY IJRAND NONE BETTER COSTS LESS The Grande Ronde Mear Co. - - - v Stone J ars ALL SIZES l'OR ALL PURPOSES Oregon Hardware & Imp.. Co. APRICOTS T1IK SKASON ON THIS CANNING FRUIT IS VERY SHORT. THIS YEAR IT IS MORE SO THAN USUAL OWING TO THE EXTREME HOT DRY WEATHER. THE HOOVERIZED IS RECEIVING-FRESH EACH MORNING FROM THE GROWER A SHIPMENT OF FANCY LARGE MOREPARK APRICOTS. HOWEVER OUR RECENT ADVICE FROM THE GROWER IS THAT SHIPMENTS WILL RE DISCONTINUED MOST ANY DAY IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY PLACED YOUR ORDER YOU SHOULD DO SO AT ONCE. LARGE LUG BOX, About 25 lbs ,....?2.rS) DEWBERRIES. Crate ... . $2 75 FRESH RASPBERRIES, Crate $2.75 LOGANBERRIES, Crate ....... "i ' $218 BLACKBERRIES, Crate $2.75 HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT JARS AND CANNING SUPPLIES KOOVER1ZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 - 2 Deliveries f i Yi.'l- f 'X