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'THE ' L'A 'CftANDE' EVEMNC, 'OBSERVER '" ' "
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Just About All. In
GOLF TOURNEY
Rl'YS YOt' A SPIT Jt'ST AT TIIK TIMK YOU
NERD IT THK MOST
Select Colors itnd 1924 Styles.
Values Up to $45.00 Reduced (o' $20,110
f,el your choice now Why pay more?
I.OH ANflKI.KS (liy tho AhhopI-
alf-U IVtw)- lrorKf Von Kim,
rormrr irunH-MisxIhslppj timuiour
Kolf rhuriiplui), (IcftuU i) .lurk Tur
! runt, rorriT'r Toxan lnyor, ft nnl
! 4 tnfhf flmi innli'lt nl Hie Huilcli'
' t'oimlry rliilt mvHiiiliiinil Rotf
MEN'S DRESS
VON ELM WINS
BATHING SUITS
20, Reduction :
HUMMING BIRD
Pure Silk Hosiery
WEARS LONGER
, Male in One Good Uniform Grade Only
1. Newest Alludes, ulwnys.
2. - Pure silk reinforcement fur wile imd above !ip;I.
3. Fred from heavy und light places.
4. No "loadinjr" to give artificial weight.
5. Garter-run sUip.
6. Fit if) permanent.
7. Snug-fitting ankles and fret.
8. Knit, not .".tretclied to size.
9. T'tirc thread silk body.
10. : Reinforced heels mid toes.
11. Topa, elastic lisle, douliled.
12. Extra leriKlh.
13. All colors fadeless.
14. . Knit in three r.lylci to fit nil figures.
Sl.nO I'air.
A Good Place to Trade
SPORT NEWS
BOW!iN-H!CKS
NIHE ISBEftTRN
IiOcal Team Winners of
Sunday Tilt 13 to 4; to
Play Cove Next ' Sun-
Ufttctof Mo.nnls hall plnyern
rlaahttt with the riownuin-lltckh
tram or the nlhlctic field y.l.-r-flay
afternoon for neven i.ift nil I
rtiriom Inning. At the ?nd of
lUf fctiftn the noorv stood, Md.i
nls ganir, 13, liowman-Hlcks, ,:ii
Th gnmn started but wiil( n;
rush In the first InniriK whirr flu-1
limbermt-n drove hi five runs nit
ot Oliver wlio started In -t t box
foi thrt iji Grande leant. 1 in
t ornptHM Mclnnls In Ink 1 i
Meld, pluoliiK Oliver n shniutop
wheto he played u good game.
KlrhllffhtH of tin game net
Hid homo, rutin 111 I h hy Oailly of
III A Ornnde I Mint nnd Iteh
Ix'in and JnrUfion of (ht Inn her
j.icn. )ttbheln lilt Hie aprin ilht
un' th nose on his flrnt lint. up
for - th lottTPNl drive t tint Ii:im
tvm seen on tho field thin y.nr
Tho ball went over the rlghHieM
fi nr". . Jackson not IiIh lill Ip the
llittil and Giuity made circuit
eldnl also hi the thin) Innin-f.
Mhe Ia Urondc team, will play
cove her next Sunday fur lhe
rhamplonahlp of Kantern Oiv.t'.
it. n i;
l.Owman-IMrlt.'i .. i
a (rumlo 1.1 lit L
llaltrrlfo flrliliPhi io Jnfl;rtnn;
Oliver, MrlnnlH anil Joiinioit.
BASEBALL
toiirnunirni her- MniMluy. Von Klin
was novpr bfti'Ud ,y hii ppnn ni
und wan five up of i (if. turn, tin
wrnf out In liT., on- unl r pur rr
l th I 4 holf-c.
.)r)Ms'it shown
M H I I,fl (jOl.f
THIfACO AI) Murrkiuii It.
Johii.iiuii of HI. Caul, wtniM-r of
the wpfilrro Rolf i-li;iiupioiihltip til
Hlm'dulft Huhirday, .Mundiiy
tout h tJiptrltil hil;n purl In
Hit nai loncil champion hip t.t
Philadelphia unl mlfvlii irv for Itn
i w-wfrn op n llil- ut fahiniM clnii.
hlPOtfU, )l H'-plNllM1!'. iOlf f ll-
tliufda.Mfi Hnriiluy wrr t:lill inar
vUiik ut' tlif Kolf dlnplity il hy
Johiynion In f r jj t j 1 1 Allien h'I:
r in tho finaln. Kal nrdny wli'-n
It rom irom Itf IiIimI, and ldn;
four down and only I i vi- hulifi to
play, won all fivo u it h HI nlroki-H.
Johnston shot Htrr-n of llwNf flv-)ioI-h
In oih niitPr par, and had
a nlno-fooi putt for a IdrdW- two
on Tor an pur In Ihri'f on tin- r.o.t
yard tvi iiti'f-nlli. ,
:' 'Vht niarvt-l or - tin fi lioks.
'vt, was h 1ft :j ft -foot putt on ln
ufi holf over tin iindiilaltn;? itidr
filll RH'fn, for it vuf hln pntfor
thfit had plfiynd hlin falHn iiioki
of Ihft day.. I In ' had idImhimI ,a.
doafn rhunrfH to ;c,t, down putlK
or hU lo olRht rrpt and hnt hold
only onn loiifp one or 20 reel on
thilirlKhth lioh'. This phano Jiad
made tlio mulrh dirricnlt.r nn H'ck
! 'Oil 1. do,Pn liolcii wlicn nppuf
ont,v Mnlpn Hy KtrnlKhtrr driving
uiur nlOHr uprtriiurhluf, t jitppl
tip dend or wuifc u. Ioiik pull for a
half or a win.
Jolmrtt nil's vlrlory,- lukf'H Un
til In away from ' ( 'hfrauo for ou
of III, ffw llmnH In tlm-aft ymra it
has. fr-xlMlfMl, Diirk Kvhiim of t'til
cafco. huvinir held It for tho IiihI
four yair h ralRliI hcHhlcs four
othrr ilnifM. lid iok! liln i It It In
thn third round IIk yr-ar when d
faloil py Jairii'.-i Manlon or SI.
1Oiiln,-
IIOIV TIIKV WASH
AiiiiTlrnn l.nmi
Ylnn Slnrlilnrry riiirnnl
'KTOENR, n. A Ihrcs-hlns
maclllnfi AwnPtl hy H. It. Itlrknum,
larnior llvllltr nortltwr-nl nf Urn
rlly, vrOH- ilefliroyl ly rln. A
rtuttnttty of Kafn tilm wur liiirnnl.
.Mr. Itlrkmiin hit. I illMrnlty In miv.
fiK hin trarlnr. n nlfiuri rtifrlno nn I
. hay halfr locntfil nenrhy. Thi'
itirfiirr 1ib1 not liffcun npiTniUinH
rnr tl tvasnn.
rit.lid v.' I tvl.
IVIroll , r,4 4 .614
New Vork i r,4 41 .r.iH
WONlilllKlmi f.4 41 .r..l
St. l.oill 411 4il .fiDO
I'lilniKH 45 4S ;4"t
Hcmloll 42 bl ,:i
ricvi-lnlhl 43 f.J .447
V'lilhuli llillln ., ..3.1 Hil .IIH
NllllOlllll l.)'IUMO ,
I'hli'lllfO (.3 ilR .f.S4
I'lllKhuiB 4S 4 I .f.30
Hnmlilyn SO 43 ....11
I'liirlninill 4X 411 .MO
HI. I.nnln .1H f.fi .4M
I'lilin.i. Ipiii.i :;7 r4 .407
llo.ilmi S4 3R .351)
American li'Htfilr-
Al rillrnlro: rhir;io 7, N"W
York II.
Al HI
Ion II,
At f'lovi'lanil
Cli-vfiniicl a.
Al lii'lroll: rlillmli'll'lilli
troll 2.
Inil.s: ftl. Ixtllln !l, lion-
Wii.Hliliiglnn 4
4, in-
.N'niliinnl Inmio
At Ttriioklyn: f'lnolnnntl
llroold.x n r-1.
At fv Vorlt: NVw York It,
l.oulx 4.
PIRI'O AND WILLS
TO FIGHT IN NEW
YORK SEPT. 11TI1
ForEwrvFloor
InthcHoune
Armstmngs
Linoleum
yft carry a complete stock
of Armstrong's Linoleum in
jilaln colors, Inlnid and prinr
ed linoleum, also Armstrong's
Linoleum Rugs. The bcautitul
patterns and colorings in this
famous line of linoleum will
please you.
5 Our prices are reasonable
and we guarantee our laying.
Let ut send a man to measure
your rooms and quote you
prices, or, better still, call at
out itore and look over our
compltte line.
NV.W YOI1IC, (lly Ihc Aumii'latr I
I'rt'Kio It Ih il..rinlli ly mtlli il l hitl
111"! nml Willi:, liriivyui'lKlilii, will
I nil till' IllKhl of Mi-il Iht 1 1
III lloyli 'K Thirl y Ai nu nl Ji rMi-y
ay.
NKW Yf'tllv (AI-) l.nln Alwl
I'lrtio, Arri'iillui Itniv) wolitht, iitnl
Hurry Winn, his ni-pi oplionrnl.
will mini in i heir 12-rnuml innlcti
til lloyli'ii Thirty Arri'H In Jcni-y
iMty on Thurwlny nlKhl. Hi-ptrin.
h. r. i!-corlliig to nn iinnoulirr.
imnl mini,, in, lny ,y 'IVx Itli Kanl,
l.roiiiotix or l ho nmtrh.
Tho ilalo wiia finally Rrlrolnl
arii-r n iroloim:iMl ronfirrtirii with
nritrlnlx or tho rnllnl HIiiIok Polo
tiMiiirlalloii vho hail rronriitrtl
llli'kanl not to Inlirti'ro with the
llitrrnatlnnal pnlo iinilrhl'.H Kchnl
nhil on Ht'litrliihiT li anil III unil
u postithlo ihlnl kuiiio on Ki'ini'in
lior IS. Itlrkanl ii.ikrd l he I'nlo
aHNorlntltin to lnyl( Ihf I'rlnrp nf
Wiih. who will ho In thin rnnn.
try for llio polo ninlrhrrt. o nl
lioi.l ihn Imiiv wlKht fipthl.
Th k.is for tin' nr. In will mil rr
pririB railKlliK from ; lo S1V, fur
rlUKNhlo pi'alw, pliiH thr iimiiiiI war
tax.
I'lrpo has virtually .lirhlinl upon
Sivr.iiiiKa us a IvalnInK Kroiniil.
OREGON TEAMS
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This remarkable snannhot of William Jennings Bryan was caught
near tho end of the IJemooratle convention when the "Commoner,", weary
from aiilii'.us neiuiiiina anil n hit dlipliUeU hy unfriendly receptions Riven' .
him. Miou-s in his tune that lie Is an ohl man whose political race la
almost run.' . $ " r
.liiikwm 'I'IiiiIkt Aliln.o nali'il for sale.
AHIII,ANIl, .flro. -r- I'lro which OVrtT. Ci. HKI.M.
alarti'i In ilry Krawi on the nldo or' .'.' lloglslrnr.
(irlz.ly, inounliiln, Iran I lian, . fiy.u, July H-21-28-Aug. 4-11
inlli-H rrom 'AMhlaml anil in. fuil .
ami was raKl., In !, of ,. . , '"'I ,
.irorts of a InrL-,. ,.row or fir.. Nolle is hereby Riven to n!l
arlong utr i ' . loneerii una me
.1 '"ominlasion of tlicit'lty of La
uranile. Union
fiKlitPM to atop il.
eariont!: or men were: Hi nt
Anliland to romhul the hhiite.
N'ntli'i' (if l-'innl Aiffiniit.
n A mm i iiiiiiiiiapi a i
U IN H
In tlin County Court of I'nion
Oourily Ktnlo of Orptfon.
In-Iht JMnttirr or Mm Rstulc of
Kluio Wtmak, DfcwBstMl,
NoUrn Is Iifndiy orlvon that tho
nndfriRnpd, litiH rilod Ills' flnul ar-
ounl an admlnlntrator of iho cs-
(at or Klmo' Canjilt, doronsfil, und
tlio county court of Tnlon t'ounty
ttrognn )ius s-t ThiirH'liiy, Anvmt
Mrh, mi' sj, at in a. in. nt tho Coirrtion lioom In I tic City Itutldinx In
it on m In thn Court l!oiifh nt l.a'1'a Oramli1, ftroon. as th time and
jflrandc. Union County, Oregon, ns pldr wht-n and whoro s;ild oin
'tlii tlin and plarn fr hrurlnir nv I tnln-slon will mvvt nnd ln-ar and lo-
ii nd all ohl'TllmiK In tlit allownne ; tfrmtno all olijtTt ions. renion
of Hah final iwcnuni. approval or ,Hi.ran (- unci rlalins of urirvnnro of
lho hui'mo and s'Mlfinut t( ftaid i-- an person or persons nKaipst naid
(tuti. :: 1 j proponed Imprnvi-mr-ut and tin pro-
( , I in I ci! a I l,n Ornmle, Ori?on. I posfd fissesstncnt 1hrrfor ngulnsi
Coumy, Oregon.
proposes nnd Intends to Improve
! Improvement District No. 149 In
ithe City of I.a Grande, Orepon. In
accordance with tho plans and
jpeci Mentions therefor her;lofor
ttiioptetj hy the CommtH.sion, and
l hat t lin report of the committer
on esttmutrs for said Improvement
is now on file In the ofllcc of thr
Recorder of the Cily of l,u Grande,
UreKon : that tlioi suld Commin
sinii has set Wednesday, the 3dth
day of July. 19L4, at 7:30 o'clock
p. m. of said day, nt the Cninmis
25 Reduction
SCRAN1 ON S SHOR
I.
Aveniio one hundred fifty ( 1 CO) therein hard surface pavement
irMiio.onr.tiON i,i;Afji i:.
t'liihs ' ' W. I.. I'i
HminilttUfmi....K...vHT -J ,kiv
HoIhc !i C .(142
Weer 7 li .!..:!
Haker ... ti it .In i
fnyet(e 4 a .2 sc.
Ontario 4 1 1
i.MMirrr wins n:vixr
flAKKK. Ore. (Hecl:tl). f he
sreond defeat or the seti::un win;
administered to the Kinm.lt clul.
winners of the ii4 l.hilm-Orej.o':
teaffiie pennant, hern Kundtty ,if
lernoon, when linker trounced Hi"
Idaho I en in 15 tu 10 in
and loone ffiiim
ompliMcly ontclamied Ity the Ore-
Ron tenui In every real tire nf the
name. I lespllo the Iokh, lOmmeit,
owIiik to pllkiiK t'P a heavy lend
earlier In the season, has a rle'tn
3J Knit ie lead In the title race.
Hunday's Kiitnes mBrked the offi
cial closing1 of the league play.
R. ii.
Maker ifi 12 in
Mmiiielt 10 ft S
Ha 1 1 erlea Kosh wry and Arnntt ;
Anton and Offennan.
noisK i.ohrs ;ami:.
TIOISK. Ida. (Hpeclal). Aftri
Hot.se 'h HoiiHiillontU rallies tu 1
twice stayed defeated, Ontann
hammered out t hren runs In t tie
I Mil InnliiK Hunday urternnon and
Kot a well-earned victory by u
scorn nf 8 to 5. ' Krrors In the
Molso field, coupled with poor
base running, pwt thn Kame tor
the Idaho team.
Ilolse, despite her deTeat. haft
second place in the Idaho-Orefron
iixie cinched with a lead or
Kniues over Welser, In Ihlitl
place.
Lllllv 'I L'lh. I 'l'4
i - UldtlCH I.hTTKH,
Adinlnlslruloiv of the I jtlule
StfllO ' 'it lie I;, I let'i'liHetl.
.Inly H-l-L'.S-Anir. 4-1 I
IMihlJr l.aml Sale.
Iicpaiinieiil r tlin lnleriotf.
U. H. Land (irriee ut a (li-itinle
Oregon, June '2, ini'l.
Notleo In hereby Riven that, nn
directed by Iho coipmlKsioner or
Iho General Land On lee, imibr
provl.'tlons oT He1. - t fr, )!. S., pnr-
Hiiant to the apptlciitlon of W. 11.
Mi'l'lure. I.a Grande, OreRoii, Ser
ial No. flL 1 4MI, we will offer ut
public sale, to Die Iiiirbesl bidder.
a slow. hut nt mil lens limn J::. no inr nere
Kmmett waH.nt tn o'clock A. M.. on the mill
(he properly to be benefited Ihere-
hyj In aliiil dlsirlct.
. l'h:it. (he boundaries of tlie iIIh-Iri't-
to be lmiruvd and benefited
by (lie jfrild pro-poseil Inipvnveiueilf
ns fiii.'illy ndupti'd by the roinmift-
islon are ns follows, lo-wil: He-
!:lnnin,: al the center of the inter
Kt'cllim of Adams Avenue a' ml Cedar
Street iii the rity of ha Grnude,
Cnlon County. Oregon: thf-nce west
nlontr the center line of Admit
day or August, t!(24, next, nt thin
()fl'ie the fntlowhiK Iraet or bind:
SK', N", , Seel Inn n, nw;,
NKM. Section 10. Township 2
Soulh, RaiiRe 7 KaHl, V. M.
The Nate will not lie kept ripen,
but will be declared clowd when
I hose present at t hn hour nnmud
have ceaned blddhiK. The p-rsnn
inaklntr the biKhest bid will be re.
quired lo Immediately pay t he
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely
the abnve-deHcribed land nrn advis
ed to file their claims, or ohjee
tionH. on or before the time ibsU-
DONT SlJFFliK! Immediate
rclinf in possible with this
SIMI'Ui HOME tveatmenL
;ir-n-nia is healing, snolhiiu',
PAINLESS. CLEAN and
SOKE! Satisfaction Guaranteed.
L. & L. DRUG CO.
I.a Grande, Orison
Win at CniM ;miiI
llAliniSlllnini Ore. The dry
Knuion has made no material Im
priKKlnn on tho wheat crops of
two local farmer, according; to
their report, l'rler Vila- aaya ha
harveated jo huihpls of uprlnt
wheal to the acre. Paul Jenion
Juat Hni.ihed carlnf. for a wheat
crop that netted him SS bushels
an acre. The Jenson crop was
grown on aoll that was last year
planted to corn.
I Vou can imuallv tell which al.la la
tlnlarln
IIoImi
naileries Newhlll
Mast and Kerwln.
W'elser and Payette,
eonsenl, did not play
It.
II. K.
i; r,
13 s
I .ons;
liy nulla,:
esterdav.
Films
Kodaks
Cameras
FASTMAN '
And
ANSCO
Moon
Drug Co.
Prompt nnd Free
Delivery
e'
Feet Bother You At Ali
This Summer?
Feet tired? Sore? Btirninp;'.' No need for that.
The Roolery shoes, plus The Hootery's careful fit
tins; will give you comfort.
If you have heen unlucky in ".'filing shoes, we inWtc
you to this store, where you take no chances. We
know what we are doina;.
Cut ahove comes in black nnd tan calfskin.
Trier $7.50
The Bootery Inc
208 Depot Street . Phone Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home nf the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
CROVKK SMITH, Mgr.
feet; thence north aloiitf a lino one
hundred fifty (I CO) feet from and
parallel (o the cenler lh:e of Cedur
Street to the center of Calmer Ave
nue; theneo east alons the renter
line or Palmer Avenue three hun
dred Cioo) feet; thence south alonrr
a lino one hundred fifty (ICO) feet
from nnd pa rn 1 1 el to t ho cen t or
lino of Cedar Street to the center
of Adams Avenue; theneo west
nloni? tho center line of Adlimn
Avenue to point of hoglnnliiR 'nil
located in Grandy's Second Addi
tion to the City or I.a Grande, Ore
gon.
That said Improvement IjIslrJct
Xo. 149 Is hereby created by the
Commission of the Cltv of I.n
Grande, for the nurnose nf linnrnv. I
inpr and with the Intention to im
prove said Improvement District by
griming ine roiiowinR nameii street
to the proper subVrade tlilrty (30)
feet In width between curb llpes;
Cedar Street from the north prop
erty Sines of Adams Avenue to the
south property line or Palmer Ave
nue, Including two rail street In
tersections, and by constructing
thirty (30) feet In width helw
curb, lines, also combination curb
and gutler where not In place und
(tie ncccHsary Inlets und cuteh bus
Ins all on the uhove named street
located In G randy's Addition to the
f'ity oC .a Grande, Oregon, the east
of tho above improvements io Ut
nssessed lo th properly enpeclally
hem-riled lliereby.
. I inter this 2nd day of July. 1924.
J. K. STKAHNS.
. .' Iteeorder nl the City of
t : l,a Grande, Oregon.
July 7-14-21-l'K '
Correct thin Hrnlence. ."This Is a
preiiy thing," s-tlii the wiles worri
:in , as she held up a 44. "and it
will give you Htteh sb-niler lines." 't
ear
Men Unebiv.
mfal uiMmMfati, sblefe 41H
pllitc, Mckl awttiyhi. mmi
KMtraJ truluiitsT. (.'atamlsawua -'
317?!
LOTION
p indnpnucble for the Instant
reiiel ol
insect bites
and itch
on fund M pUn whrrr ...
nj itch in prrv-t.i, .U. leJw.w fZ,-
.an rc,( tiitbii, luntiuin,
..... .Hun llico tc
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mm
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
A WEI,L-r,IJII.T HOME LASTS A LIFETIME
And then will usually sell for more than the original
cost. Is it a good investment?
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Telephone Main 8
For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547
. J. L. MUNHALL
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A Queen And
Her Castle
THEY were seated in the living-room Fred Henderson and
his jruest from! the office waiting; for the dinner jronjr.
"Nice little .home you have here, Fred. Evcrylhinjr so neat
'imd in pond taste.- What's the recipe?"
"Credit the little woman in there.. She's the home manager
art director, purchasinp; ngent and generar counsel on what to '
liny and how' to buy. . "
"She knows! Keads the advertisements! Reasons that ad
vertised goods must le right goods in style, taste, quality;
that they must he truthfully represented, and that they must
lu- worth every penny asked for them. If they were not, the
manufacturer making them or the dealer selling them could '
not long continue in business. Logical, isn't it?
"Yes, sir, Bill, if I were as well informed on things to eat,
clothes to wear and furnishings for the home as Louise, I'd kick
up this bally job of mine and Income an 'Expert Adviser to
People Who Don't Read Advertisements.' "
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE YOUR EXPERT ADVISER
ON BITING WISELY-READ THEM ALL
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Mtmpaox (CMUUtuticn.
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