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THE LA GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER;) ' W V
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PAGE TTVE
Mrs. FuMcr Ileiv -
Mrs. J. K. Foster of Walla Wul
Itt. Wash.. Is visiting til I ax Cirundc
Ul tho homo of her niece, Mrs. t.
11, (tassel. Mrs. Foster was for
many years a resident of Untou and
hits many friends in that vicinity.
Take Oiil MHiriuge License
Marriage liccnsoH were issued liv
Ihe county clerk's . office lo .lack
It, null' unil Kmiiiu Neal of sl.n
( ha tide, Kenneth "nuns and Anna
A ai of uv
una
uud Meivlu It. Uudd
n. Caution.
ir-n- Tor n I'Vw Pay;
nv (h-orge Veins, of u fJrunde,
ahIm Mas been nl'H'Mit from tin- rily
for a bw weeks nib- taking a
.pest -graduate medical course. In
tin- in iItl I- west, returned to I .a
(irande Tuesday ami will remain
hero for u few flays before going merco office. They wr
(o Salem, Ore., where lie v i 1 1 j"j'nn the Matt Nice and
eat. ir. Veins was in two storms
while In the east, one of I hem he
ing the tragic Lorain Infmulo. that
took ho many lives. He was for
tunate enough, however, to escape
the full ferocity 'of Hie winds.
(.'muted Ileal Cans ('hurley
Charley Flush, ho was round
by tin; police yesterday, tin y assert,
under the iiifcds of canned hal.
.h now in Hi,- ciiy jail recovering
from llir "en lined heal c: rousal."
He will le irteti as soon as his con
dition permits.
(iruu .Many Cherries
That cherries kiow In traits of
I'lilon county other than jusl
around Cove is proven by t hi dis
play of fine cherries now in the
windows of the chamber of com-
e obtained
Juke Som-
Tinrflc AtvldriH -
An 'accident, tl.at caused h urn
1 to one atitimiobili', occur
the highway east of I'
t his morula;?. I!cpti ts
claim that Ihe nolo Dial wes dam
aged, attempted lo HHUee.t in be
tween a mowing machine and an
auto stage, with the result that It
came to grief. Keports were that
no one was Injured to any extent
To Select l ann Site
Tin site on which will be cell
.struct I'd the slab' game farm In
t!maiilla county for t he pinpu:a
tlon of wild game birds is cpecleil
to be selected this week. .-iccordlnu
to a statement by .1. W. .Malom-y.
member of the stab' game comm's
sinn. following his return - from
Portland where In- attended t In
monthly meeting of the comnilii
Atoll. (Idle M. SilllpS'Ul. HUptliJI
tendent of slnte aiiic farms, is e
peeled to :be ln-re In a day or two
and he ami Jiabre Maioney .vlt
look over sites. Several trsels lir
been offered the coinm'sN'on ,foi
the farm, and t here will In
denrlh of locations, in the opin'o?-
of jM'Mth'TnK'lthWorhbV? MinneapoliB last
.IMvKon'- imli(iVMmrinalcheiy '.vni, visit relatives. .
he located in (Irani county on tvan
yon creek just above t'anyen City
Prndktoit Kast tmoniaii.
Personal Mention
Miss Mllian Ash
Idaho, arrived last
Mis. 1'. M. Coombs.
eve" In K to I
!l
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Mrs. J. W. Spencer and children
left lor Alice) this morning to
spend the (lay with Mrs, Spencer's
uunt, Mrs. M. I' Van Houseii.
Mrs. C. K. havis rl iicnetl to lu i
home In Portland this morning
She has been visiting at the hotu
of Mr. and Mi a. . UichUrd Thomas
Mrs. c. ''ii. Vorui and her.daiiKh-
ter. Lillian, spent yesterday In
Crande and returned to their huim
ill .Perry last eveninij.
Mt a. Kale Ma.slial left las;
of Khesliniie. ;K)i( for AlS Aniens lo v.8.1 her
jiin;,' lo visit jj.ollt ttit Mrasaall lives in Va(
Iowa. She u. been vis.l injjr hei
Lt..1n-l1l..f It In I'm in
th;s city.
mmm
DESIRE ENDED
YALE CREW
WINNER IN
. OLYMPICS
(Continued from pnuo 1)
! inir
Wash. ( AP) - 'nn a
day and heiiVKS to t
the next d;;y wnh
for Mis;
u ho has
one-ntlli lutere.si m a
slate lf llll Utieb- wilt.
spokani:,
ter usher one
$r.O,ll(Mt- ( Hi lit
the sudden tuin hi forlun:
Helen Harnett of Spokane,
liier.
Mrs. .lohn Travers'i and her son
!onald, n turiUMl to their home U
Alicel this iiKtrnitr; nfler spending
ytsterday in l.a (Jraude.
" Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Stuart aud
their dauKhter. ilattie, lelt tin been left
liockaway tU-acJi last evening to t $'Jfo' una
Upend thu remainder of jhu sum- died MiKii'la. '
. .i iss i larne-1 o' Ci'treo i n;n i n
fbsl Ihiiur she will do Is to liny i.
Mr. titul Miri. Krank lloblus'ou i pair of silk Htoeliim:.
returned to l.a (.irande from Port-j "My utaidm sa. I'm all surpi isid.
land th.s moriiiiiK. Mrs. Hobtn:mi julie nald.. "It will lake a few day
has been on a lrp lo Vuiuouvei ror the- iiood m ws P s'uli In.
It. C, Vicloria anu o.iar v ..umliaii 1 inow I hud n-lalivts In Oivie bm
cities. Mr. UobniHou made 11k... I (Hiln'l know Itiey had I," centl.
much li-Hs-KMt.ai'u."
Mis. I,
-d in I,;
LarKin.
Hill or'UuutliiKlon. arriv
t llranib" -to visit Mis. II
l-ewis. and
A. N-.s
damrhle
and
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. iff
MAKE YOUR $ SAVE
DOLLARS
STOCK REDUCING AND
MONEY RAISING
ONLY
CASH SALE
SALE
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ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS! IF YOU HAD SEEN
THE CROWDS ' BUYING AT CLINT'S JSIJO.OOO SALE " YES- ;
TERDAY YOU COULD HARDLY HAVE WAITED
UNTIL YOU GOT INTO ACTION TODAY!
Men's Fine Suits Going At
$18.75, $24.50, $33.95
MEN'S COOL TROPICAL SUITS AT $17.15 - $19.85 - $:)1.00 '
MEN'S HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS
And everything else that this stock holds is offered you at the sever
est reductions ever advertised in La Grande,
If you had stood in this stove, yesterday, and seen tho hundreds of
men in action you would have, taken off your coat and gotten into
Urn ganig yourself,.. . Men from every ward the. ejty heyejiuying.
" iV'cn." Irmu, surrouhtling. towns here buying ."and" savihg.T. 'S-7.
There. hasn't been a sale like this in La Grande in 20 years,' and it is
our hope that this , store will neVer in another 20 years feel the need
t'j cut prices as drastically as it has done in this sale
Open Again Tomorrow Morning at 8 O'clock with These and a
Hundred Oilier Bargains.
All
TRUNKS, SUITCASES
AND GRIPS
At 20'A Discount
Iron ( lad Cotton Grey
Mixed
WORK SOCKS
Special, 18c
All Leather
WORK AND DRESS
CLOVES
25 Discount
All
NETTLETON SHOES
AND OXFORDS
NOW $10 Pr.
U.S.. Army
WOOL KHAKI SHIRTS
Special, '$:J.15
All Men's and Hoys'
STRAW HATS
One-Half Price
JANTZKN
SW131MING SUITS and
SWEATERS
UVo Off Regular Price
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Blue or Gray Chanihray
79c
ALL WINTER GOODS
In Slock at a Saving
Of 25
250 Pair
LADIES' I.'OSE
TRUE SHAPE MAKE
$1.50 Values
Special Now 95c
! All Men's and Boys'.'
KHAKI CLOTHING
Reduced 20
ALL SWEATERS
' Now on Sale at
33 1-3 Discount
No. 2
Our entire line of Men's and Boys' Shoes
out of standard make of Edmonds, Strat
ford, Star Brand, Chippewa, Buckhcrt and
Wcycnhcrg, goes on sale at a saving of 25
Per Cent off our regular prices.
No. 1
?!(). !5 Shoes now
$13.15 Shoes now
$11.85 Shoes now
No. 4
..$12.31
..$10.09
..$ 8.89
Hi. 1
$9.95 Shoes now $7.39
$8.15 Shoes now $(i.31
$(i.l5 Shoes now $1.81
$5.15 Shoes now... $1.09
$3.95 Shoes now $2.90
$2.85 Shoes now $2.11
THIS INCLUDES HIGH TOPS IN ALL HEIGHTS AND REGULAR HEIGHT SHOES
EVERY 10TH TIE SOLD
WE GIVE AWAY
FREE
Be The Lucky One
SAVE MONEY NOW
OUR LOSS - YOUR GAIN
EVERY 13th HAT SOLD
WE GIVE AWAY
FREE
Be The Lucky One
Standard Merchandise of Quality. Our en
tire stock goes on sale. Nothing reserved
"THE STORE. WITH A CONSCIENCE
trill lo Portland on business.
Mr. nmi Mrs. 11. K. White ut
North i'owder are registered at the
Koley hotel. Mm. White in lo he
operated on this afternoon.
l?. 1 Ilnlae of tint 1.W. It. X
N. euuipany, is In La lirnndn on
IniHiiusM. He. lu reKiHlered al ihe
Koley hotel.
The irlrl had I n ntaUlmr hot
own llvlm: lo re lor h me t;m" h
work hit vh an eslur in t heal ret
Khe riult her work when lnt'onnet'
of her fortune and declared thai
she expected lo he on her way l
Virginia soon. t
It FA I Till' I'l.ANSirii:!! AIS
M tH. Hertha Sehulei'N and her
nephew. Maurice, or tewiHlou. Ida
ho, went through Lu Crando on
Llielr way to KnlerprtHc wliero they
will visit relutlves.
NEW TODAY
Aliw) Mary Tuliln unil Iiit Briiml-1
iiiuIIh-iT Mra. J. DuhIh v. nral i
Ihrnlllili on lliflr way : lo . Kliira.
ilri. imahuy llvcg 111 M'liu l)ull
unU Mitwj 'loiiin has' lu-i'n uUimuUuk
tho nurwa trutninK; wliool Ul that
city nlihvuKli her hunm (k in Kloru
CQHFEHENGE
IS TQMORRQW
COUVALLIS (Special - The
uKi lellltural conimittee of the On -Hon
1 Ian Iters atwoelal Ion and ot It
er leading Imnkcrtt will hold a
conference nt tho Oregon Agrl
eiillnral college hero Friday, July
I Nth on the agricultural otillooK
and what steps hankers cun ta'-te
;n liupryvlng the situation. l. II.
Otis, director of tho agricultural
commission of the American
I tankers association, and L. II.
U.ntselt, dean of agrlc.Ulturo nt
the. I'nlversity of Wisconsin and
lending .authority- on fanner-bunk-r
tnaltei-s, will he- among lie-
speakers,
Keith Powell of Woodburu,
chairman of tho agricultural com
mittee of the Oregon Hankers as
portation, will preside, and t. 1.
Ittnj.V, 'loi''''1lhe' I'lugene I tank oi
t'niliiiPM'ce, anil diret'tor of the
'0ri'ti:Uil.4WnU rrirntitr"tj,frj-"'1'- -tie
Aniei iciiu group of t ho, t elfl'l
rede nil Jreser'vi! illslricl, will ex
plain the progress or the farm -r-hailker
llioventelil III till- wesler'l
stoics, t' InToi it'ial discussion will
follow. i , . .'
This conference -winds' up a
KelleH held recently 111 tile Ji-Klt;l:l
sliiles conslitiillng the twelfth d'M
trlct, and atteiidd hy IHrectwr
Ol is and 1 can Itussell, The first
of Hie kijtd ever held In the we(
was i nnyened at the- college ii
June last... year. Itelweeti thei;o
two . conferences.-, eight HtnleM (P
cliidiiig', WuhIHiikIiiii, Idaho an I
I'allfoiuln havu hold uliuilur lueor
ings. ,
The. figrh?ullural economic co:v-feretK-e
convoked hy Ihe extension
service last January received s ip
port from . these Imnkers, who
have made tt -careful study of Ihe
recommendations and policy tlie.t
outlined and adopted.
NOTH'K.
Itoe to itlfflcnHy fxperlcneo.!
In ollecliii!? dunces for nlcr
IMiiiT (hill Is lifted miller f-his.!-flttl
ndvcrttslntr and under Jh
"now tsly" liciidlng, tin leve
lling Oltserver uill liei-eafter
Ink no clii.'wh'lcil ndvcrtKiiii; or
Advertising to ih .rim ns "(icw
to. I v" unless ihi inlvcrlslng i
ci'ontimnlcd hy rtisU.
tin illslauco la 1 minute I
S M-ouds, stiatterin;: lite mark
liu wituhlished at A at werp hul
;vimming ihe iH.stjiUce four-filths
of a second slower than the world
mark lie made, al Honolulu Ja
WILL IMPROVE
OKECON TRAIL
(Continued from page 1)
to the park U he. lined lo irrl',
the trees and for drinking pur
pesfs. ,
The scenic Bpi'uliiele. afforded hy
the vhw I rum the lop of Ihe hill
is one of rare beauty (hat hua at
tracted enthusiastic, enuiioent front
viidtoiti fur ami wide who have
!ooked from (lie van I ago j.oliil out
over 'the vaiit tdicckerlmard of
w Ileal count ry. The const rucl Ion
f Mm- park will serve to draw at
tention to the spectacle ami will
e an accommodation to the Ira
'ling puldle s ' well, Jndgo
Schanncp pointed out.
The improvement work on the
highway east from l'endlelon will
e extended from the I'icard can
yon to l.cnrt Man's puss In 11)25,
iiccoi ding to t he plans of ihe
IT
ALL
HOUSE
DRESSES
ON SALK
V2 Price
AT
French &
Greene
cuinilll.v.'in, Mr. r.altluck ualil.
'rhlnk or Hit' I'frnrl InOlcaU'd by
wonlM ronncclrtl with tint cual
lim-lm-HM. I'-or itxttnnilu: lllif. lou4i;
haul, Kut'H'N
I..VSMI ii-:i aim"
: . ...
Kllll KAI.I-'..-lli'yfk..
Don. fall :--o-W.
(I.hmI cm-U
7-17-21
'()lt HKNT S-rnotn rurnlHtuM.
tiparlm.'nl. Adults. 2lt:t I'lrsi
Tall 341-lt. 1 7-1 7-1
FOIt WALK Hit TIIAIH-: W.ir'
Iiui'mi-h: I lalr milk koiHh: tits,
woti.l. I'lion.. 104 M: 7-l"-;it
l-'tHt It MNT Twn luiiirt 'k.'.-li'li-TOoniH.
riinlli. I til M. .7-17-311.
I.'DIt IIMNT Stnatl lin'mi-: ln.iltn
isos co.lar St.; or l.lion.1 4f.i M
' . 7-1 7-:!l 1
t'rllAVMI) Ti'.iin or Ulaok hoi-n't"
wolKlil'iif al.oiil 1711(1 ll.H. rn.-h
rrotti lYunp CtirKon inin...
bi-aril or n.'iir Slai'lo-y. Iti'Wtirc
lor Infortnnttnn. M. W. ItoH--
North I'owoVr. , 7-l7-:i(p
l.'tllt SAI.K.- At n jiiicalii. ov. r
HlurrMl voloiir dav.'n'liort. rn.n.
32II-J. 7 -1 7 - r. 1 1 .
I'tlll HAI..I' r t'lH-n-LH. LimmIxtIm
unil I Soya I AaaH. A . I.. I .i.rri'l'n
""iMIiiif.1 'ttmk'- ii.ivi;. i'. ' '
VAN'rl-;i -Twn KUhi wool. I III;
work . arlnir ror i-hlliln-n .lay
.cv.'liln.!H. - I'l 1 'la-.l. or
I tin t Tlilr.l HI. Aliio a I'uHImm an. I
Mona (lumi. l. . 7-l7-lt.
I.iji ll ir'iaHi Jinr .lralr
lunrlii'H. Always Hoin.llilHK "!
anil rrrali al a Htoall font. Al oar
no.la roualalli. Jtlv.'illiorn-Wrli;lil
Kuinllv Drill.- HIoil. 7-l7-:"
Dresses and Rompers
Aiu tilwnys it: (luimind so wo have a full line of thorn
for the kiddies. ALso vests and other undcrgaiTnenls
Art & Baby Shop
K very thing fur tho Uaby"
Ill.MSII'KHlNii
lintel Soiniucr, llhl.
SIAMI'INti
i:at iikkk
r
n In cnrclcrin nml not only
kiivo money hut enjoy iM'ttcr
quality ft mm I ttHikeil Ihe wiy
ou like. Ity mtllhiK on
ytnirseir you MUe Ilio alt
cr's t'vpciisu mid tips, whtit,
tho dWics you ' like, unil
really cnjiy ynur.. 1 licit Is
more.
. THE BLACK CAT
Tiafrie AssiH'lullon I'.lecls,
lltKltl UIVKlt. Ure.-rThe Ifonil
Ulv-r Traffic nssrM-lalhm.i'oiii pos
ed of apple slilppers of .nil purlh
of I he valley, elected officers foi
the ensuing year as fellows: It. V
Kelly, president; William Irwin
Vice president; II, CiiHlller, I reus I
lirei mid A, l H. H te, V. It. I
Woo I pert, J. . Duekwall and I' !
I,. Tompkins, .additional direelms.
William J'; AMyn was named hi (;
reiary. . - . T- '
Kail way officials wl'1 confer
liere at 1111 4'arly date with ship
pers over plea for the reduction
of frull freight rates.
After considerable discussion the
following resolution was adopted :
"That the presidenl appoint 1;
com 111 It I ec to make reciunmenda
tloii as lo n new plan of financing
t he Hood ltlver Traffic associa
tion: this committee to report at
the next regular meet lug."
KegurdtlTg the l-'lorida rate cas-.
ihe secretary was Instructed to
write It. tl. Phillips, mcretary of
the National Apple Hhlppers' asso
ciation, and II. V, Adams of the
I'nlon Pacific, as 11 follow-up. on
the requests already made hy tin
Apple (J rowers' association.
Ml
mmm
IILliJ
is alvvavs gweet
and pizro in tlil
handy tin.
IfsKesUisAIPINE
,r , I-'OK SALK .
7-ioiou moilein home on
the 1 01 in r of Kir ami, 'A.
Nice lawn, shade In es, an I
roses, etc. I Jirgn grounds,
l!Mixliiii, all kinds of trull,
trees, good gardi n, atil
waali lioosc coiini-cteil
Iioumi; with hot an I cold
water. Also engine and ee.i
ti Ifugal p imp for In ig;il Inn,
hesides 4 shares In ditch.
New harn. gooil garage,
chicken house, woodshed,
large hiiru lot, with hl;;h
idiick"n-proor fence all up
In good shape. This Is a ,
good home.
Pile $.1750.110
Price $37tVUUi Terms
( oine ami u-f thlh
LOUIS SANDO.
KKSSUKKECTION FKKNS
GIVEN AWAY TODAY
I, . .- .::. -J lii. H'nhitor I'lmll .of liu- A
"Tho Hone of Jci ii ho"
'( ItrHlirni'llull I'I'I'IIm)
.y-.
wiMi iivi;
A It8
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The Ki-Hiirreelloii plant. lo oun of Nahin 's greatest curiosities.
Kmind in Paleslme, in n smalt district of northern (Miihualuiu
and In 'IV vis, this wonder plant lialfles till the skill of.
modern scteiici..
Them hi praclically no way it csllmalluf; I liu ago oflheno
phtntH. II is helleved liny urn enpahhi of oulMvIng tie
tin niory or mankind. Although thrown Into the discard for
a thousand years this marvel will hurst hilo hloom when
placed in water. The Ucsti erection Plant Is more than :i
novelty 11 Is a Ihlng of heauty mid a reineiuhrniipc! of the
deaert. Von and atl your, friends will want one. Klorlsls
rrciiicitMy rharg- on high s fuu for these ferns, which uri
Specially selected and gradid.
01 it si riiiV is i,i.Mi'i i:t f-irr vontK toiav.
JMoat women prefer I-'lavllla to Vanilla Kxlracl .for riavorlns
lee cream, cakes, candles, puddings, jellies, custards, sal ecu,
syrups, elfi
Klavltla Is a special lih iul of Cuuiiiurlu, Vanillin, Tonku and
: Vanilla, colored with Caramul. It was- pcrfecled hy Kreder
iek Hlearns & Poinpany, Kianuraeturlng pluirmaclstn, estab
lished marly 7a years ago In Detroit, Michigan. KUt villa Is
il miallly iiroduct which is preferred hy many chefs and
, housewives hecause of Its proven excellence.
In order to Introduce Hlearns' Kin villa to our customers wo
are making the special Inducement of u I lesu miction Kern
-free with each bottle, of Klavllla for a few days only,
('or Wetter cakes and homo cooked delicacies tako homo u
hotlh: oT Steams' Klavllla.
Price. :tho for mi liom"t 2-oz. Uollle,
rut ritni:
With Inch Itoltln
Newlin Drug Company
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JHtl (i(;IS'IH (iOIMI ItOVS
t'A'tiKSK, lire. in gon dru :
r.lst have given Ihe federal pro-
, hihllton enforceuieiil officers Icmm
j trouhh- than hi liny other shite jit
the union, according to deelara
j thniH of Iff. J. A. Llnvltle. prohl
! hliton 1 ominhsloner. and Knink
I Mitchell, legal adviser for his
1 pariiaent. I r. I.lnvllh- said Ihnl
his department Is confident Ih'tl
I the 'druggists of Oregon are not
i selling alcohol Tor beveniK-' t"-;
i poses.
W'. T. Hedgeley. district man-
, ager of a largo chain f drug
tores, brought out an Interest ing
point In showing tin- effeiit or
bobbed hair upon retail buslncv.
Women, he diM-btn-d. are now bii
tug .clipper, nizors. and c-nrb r
where they form-rly purchased ii
hair nets.
Any fool can make war, an
Ciirzon Pny: and It ts also on
r..rtp!nilcly ,'no; t,ti,i.i.t..fUO.Ia, SUUK'.-
ANNOUNCEMENT
- Wo liave moved our
l'icsciiplioil L5iisiiic.su
from the Koley lilt!";,
to our new store on the
corner of Adams and
Depot.
ARCADE
TODAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY
A picture aglow with the flaming breath of
impassioned love.
Norma in a Wonderful Role!
AND FOX NEWS
Adults 10c; Children .......10c
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