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PACK SIX ' ; THE XA GRANDE ' FiVKNlNfl OBSERVER j Friday, August 22. 1024. ' r V . . ... - HUNT'S LETTER j'.,; ; ? z - - T' 7 I III - II Acquaintance Sale Bargains In Shoes Dress Shoes VALUES VALUES TO TO .-..50 !).)() Dress Oxfords values VALUES TO TO .sr...-!!) ss-oo Work Shoes VALUES VALUES TO TO 151.no All Sliui'H offered :it In One Rig Lot HOY'S SHOES T KNNIS S II O E S ..$.1.9.-1 ..$5.13 .$p.5 ...$1.0.'i $t..- $2.73 ..$1.93 ..98c MEN'S WEAR i:nm ADAMS avi:. Opposite Umivci'ixrd- (JKANT BEAN, Mjriv Next to Star (Continued from pax 1) "iiifHitmliTOtkn." Wlih h, no fur tin i-nn In- Iwvov r'l by a fu-urrb of .(In voIinih-s. Noitll W'lNtr II hi Ills HlhTftutOIVt fjtlbil to Include In llM-ir It-jibu-urli-n. iji film ami otmrt bricks for G0 u iimr( and 30e u pint. H o our iitiU. HHvcrthorn-Wring's lm lly in-1 i fciloru. Open till U o'clock ouch nliiht. -l8-U .Mti-t I'Vnnk l'rovont ut his bar- ;brr hIiom, buck of Toy Yuung'ff lunch room. 8-lI-tf Althomrb I'oolldtcc bun t"''i"'"'' to bo "rutilloiiM" iiikI ma kit n in i!t iiiuiii of m wH ihirlnic bin vHlt to Wriiiont, no hiii-Ii (-oiifthh-rullo'l lor Iho ni'WH)upr tiu-n In lo ( ia pfctt'O from Duvlfi unj (lit I ' iu -i;nttlo camp, 'I'hlH Ih urnou'ril by thi ailiionncc-iii'-ni Dint "Jack" Ncvln of I 'lai -i-mlon, 'ji ban bi't-n ntum-d "ptti--wmnl publicity r-iri-m.-iit(iilvc for IIIVH. I Novln nuiy In- ilcpi-mlnl upon lo net' t lint u dully jrrlHl of ImivIs ni'V.s 'rcucbi- vwry iH-uKi;iji-r and m-wh titnNoialiitlon. v j Mori- than 3 ft years of aoMvc i Hewn work. In I he ( oura1 of wM It ))' huH traveled with vvory cmi-ll-dulc lor jireHldeiit hIiuu the ttrnt Hrytin ciiiiipiilKn In him ki Jul u barkK''ind for politic 1 1 1 jHH,(" piiriiin-iH unu coin piirmonH uiiftur- puKHcd by uny m-wa writer In country. , And bit occiiHloitH when ibere Isn't (lliy lleWH. Nil lit. IIH "perHOIlill j pit Illicit ' I'epreHeiitlLllvc," doubt Ickh will be able lo hukuch! Home tlihttf for Hit ciindidntc to ito or way 1 liul wilt be wood for. half u column. What elm-. Indeed, Ih u i "publicity repri-Hentutlvc" for? MAIlf.'KI. AND l.ft.NCiKH uftvr a Hluunpoo. rinti ti olden I. A HI Clint -12-11 A world of taltlets und all kind' of mrhool HilpplleH, penclbi. pens inhH, loose leaf puper of u II kinds typewriter paper of nil kinds Hi HllverUioi-u-WrlKlit'a Futility I c-r Htoro. J-U-tf HIicuiiiatlHni, neuralpla ure belli; cured In evury citne. New vurn in itbHolutely f;utt run teed. . Newlln ItniK Co. S-l'j-Gt Al HervUn: tit ('rank frovont ltur ber Kliop, corner Jepot und Jeff. 8-lU-tf WIikNIiIcIiIh niul Sldo (Jbis.S(. HIzcb to fll every make of car made from Die fln nt Ilcbrtuin pot- plain ulwuya on hand ut HielmrdHon's . Art & CI ft . .Shop. und rltfht price 8-8-tf '"'"I Prompt 'nor vice ; ulwuyH. Kent, sell and repair all maker Hr vinj? ttiiu'blix-ii. Ask About free. drefLsmaklnK cottrfl". Wliilo Hw Intf Machine t'o. New Foley Hldff. Ihpnu 683. W. ' 12-7-tf FIND IT HERE Copy for Thii column must b In by 9:00 a. in. I'runk Provost is now located In barber shop, rcur of Toy Younc's. " - s-iy-tf This Is what John Dole of ('In rlnnati, Ohio. DilnkH of (JiTinUide and Dandruff Kradlcalor: "Hilver t liorn-WriKlit'H Family Druj? Store, La (Iruntlc Oretron: l-'lnd cnclusci $ri.iiO for which mull inn this, u mount of your Ucrinlcldn and Dandniff Kradlcator. It Is the only preparation I have found In "H years that stops dandruff unu in a month's time it lias stopped my hair front lallbiff out. My friends want to use It ulso. Joliji I Colu." 8-15-tl". Kemeinber our cooked food and! dressed chicken sale ut the Kx-1 change tomorrow. Homemade bread. 1 621 Jefferson. Mrs. K. S. Nuir In. . S--lt liiiiikruaii'. SCOOP TELLS of mm Observer Man, Recently Wed, - Observes IIeaI .Lettuce and Other Things to Eat. (My ffcfHiji) WAI.I.DWA I.XKK. Dr.. (Speci al to the Observer) "Tito Hear" Ih dead. After I hrei years of residence at the Wullowu Wonderland--'Inr-tntf which he was viewed by thou SMlida of peopti-he, due to his owtu tltlmleedM,- faced a firlnrr wuuud uf one Wednesday, ( Ui: onr bullei wiih necesiiary. .' II nil ciiiiie about becnune bruin van becoming nntre apt to .Mpl:i rtitiKh" us time went on. 1-aHt ycir he was cranky at IIiuch but ihl icar It enmo to u ellinnx. AH ho r rnnky ut -limes, he was cany ! pv nloiiir with iitosl of the Dine even wrest linn wit h Ihjimf who had Die n.-rve to let htm trv hi- "hali'-neon" on Diem. Wednenlav ' MioriltliK he K'd hohi ((f a Hiuall lrt and playfully "hiiKKed" her. Itttt his em It races, t hottuh not Intentionally roimli, were tfto tiiuch lor the little utrl, einpec hilly wis en he h inn ped her Inad nnuliiHi a small fence. So a ami wnt t!t)ctited and the be.ir h d nwav and shot-- before a Mnall undteiicc. Ilniln was captured three years atio Ut I he hills near hero when hut a cult, lb wiii a brown hear and wished around I'M! pound- and had Hpitil.ull of Ills life at the park. Iteverrtid It. M. HukIicm if I'm nlllla. iiM eertahdy Die of the parly" the Drd of this week. Ib was it'-coiiipanb-d hen by hi wire, da in; liter. Meven I 'mat III- rowii waierntilmtK and his "l.l. !." Tti- Wa'ermebinH were dl hied u, too, and more than one per iui will testily Dial he n a "nood picker." . Tuesday ntulit he j;ave a rollul oiih Ftini;-HeTVlei- 111 Die hall which ias well allend'-d. An' Impromp tu choir en 1 1 red tni the Nplrll of Die evi lllll); wllh llinctl Ket It lid the iniiHic ,re-iulte'l In a rvw niom t nlM of (nMpiralloii thai 'was un- loeketl ror here. t ! i worn' wii-t Mirrv t ' ha v for him drlvr nway Wednesday Hay before returning houu CutiHtunee. his damrhter, jjra diluted from Pnlon school, ftpent the forepart of the summer ut Normal school and will teach at the Iowa school near Ui Dramle (Jits winter. . "It ain't affonua rain no more" ilocxu'l make u hit of lmprcs-sion on Jupiter phjvtus. , The weath er haH been damp mont of I he time since Sunday evenltiR but I he sun idilm-H occasionally at that. Nobody see nm to care a terrible lot though. hceuilNe there's tisiinU ly Miiuethlntt u do here anyhow. 42 piece sots raiiKbiff lit price hum fii.fifi to $75.00, all nice put tems. Special breakfast sets. All pal terns In open slock and eigh teen uf them from which to maki a selection ut Itlcliurdson's Art ft Ciitt rthop. 8-8-tf Tin drat n Hlk. Can you ufford to run the chane of losiutr your eyes by tl rlvinu who trucked or broken wludshiehL'.' hlk'h Have the broken shield or sldi NchiKil Hooks. tflitHH repluccd bi-fore tin- cold and t 'u pay cuuh for all school books rainy seusoii sets In. Take t toDinl have been tiHed und In ffooJ Itlchardsoirs Art and (lift Shop rma condition Dint urf still In . use.'. In prompt service mid Die riK'hl price. nUr l,u (Irande schools, at SIKfr-K-22-tr thorn-Wriehl's Family lruir Slor. 8-i8-ir After Ihls dale. AukukI 1!. DiiM.j . ' I will not Im rcMponsinie lor anv i Wo Hpeclalue on imdorcycle fields contracted by my wife. Mat h; m-crhuuliiifr. Itebiiill jobs on eus Anderson. I terms. our cnstiuuers 'are our JAN ANDKIISDX, ,.-st boosters. Write for prices, 8-J-4lp ju,. uinard, Indian Motor and HI- ieyele Man. linker. . H-2 1.-1 ill I b ad lettuce at 15 cents per head, l wold horo brought from farniH in Die alley anil ilven ill-rt-L'tly lo the consumers.. The e. I m e. In Inrtfe. firm heads, Ih ex cellent and makes tip an Import ant part of the dally menu. llorncs ure fairly much In de mand around here and many are Inkltiti ndviiniuKe uf Die e fiance to view soma f Die surrounding bcnuih s without rel Intf upon their own powers of locomotion. When the weal her Ih pood many CNpedltloil-1 fro to Aneroid. leu lukcH and others. I try lio Klmllhi WihhI While It lasts, $'J.0H load. I r' fuclory block ood, $ !.( load. Phone Main hss. S-Jtt-m Rifurday I balloon day. A bul letin wIDi every Stic purchase. New lln Inuff Co. 8-21-21 lie HrniM itching -Ttv All work Ktiaranteed. Mrs. K..C Tuckey. 18H8 Second 8U 7-22-tf I I hi Yon UememlMX ' . Mvery lime you See it hentll Iflli i hand tinted enlarfremenl you think! of ItlcluudHoit's Art (lift Hhop. I (The one place which spcciullxes on -t.'orrect Hi Ih sentence etilarfflntr and tlnltmr. s-2i-ti ( the bent time over nX said the small buy, "and clothes nice und clean." , Miss Hilda Anthony irud M)hh lllla Nlehans. leueheis of piano Mil re-open their studios on Sept Int. ArramreineutH may be luadt by cutlltiK Main :'.'.. .s-Pi-tilp "I hud Willie's." I kept my Uoi AVimhI, SHERRY'S 1 1 LAST S1I0MN(; TONHaiT "HaK A Dollar Bill" itlt a ISotiiliti' Cast iiii hull iil ANNA i. NU'SON W'M T. CAlil.KTON ItAYMONU llATI'ON iMITniKM. I.KWiS Al .IX . KUANC1S CKOUCi; MaKJl'AKKIK I'KANK HAUIiO A stiiuinu ill aiua of lt't a I Jo anil I he Sea, Wallown l,nke now ban all Di advautiifreH of home with Mother fii-uj? Co. Nature, lit the pllle trees. rilKK' d i - - tnoiinlalns, and lake nenis, present also. In addition In electricity, run ii 1 ii ir hot iiiol cold water and ho forth, I he Morn lap Oregon Ian. For Iminedhtti) dellrery. Phone Main f9ft. While Vln Bo & Mini- Itheuinailsm, neiirniKia are ie-lne iber l'o., Iji Grando Ore. 6-13-tf cured In every ease. New cure isj nhKiilotelv uoiiraitleed. Newlln Snttliday Is balloon day. A bill- World'! Largest Chain Department Store Organization m ii.il mi 571 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot SL, La Grande, Ore. FEATURING OUR NEW STOCKS OF Reliable Quality Goods Always At Low Prices Fall Wearing Apparel IN AUTUMNS FAVORED STYLES. Our Fall slocks arc now complete. Our aiiticipiilioiis have been fillinl and you will find that our preparations have been well made. A varied assortment of Suits und Dresses in the most favored of Autumn's styles are now on display direct from our buyers in the Eastern stlc centers. - (If You will find brought to you ing power for ' here important savings, by our enormous purchas- our 571 stores. DRESSES IN A VARIED ASSORTMENT those, lliu newest plain straight line Georgette, Flat Crcpea and brown, attractively New styles, new colors, new materials lend an interest to dresses for Fall. You will find continued popularity in the silhouette. Materials of Canton . Crepe, Satin Canton, and many others in navy, cocoa, black, fallow, tan trimmed in self and contrasting colors. $16.50 to $34.75 COATS SMARTLY STYLED FOR EVERY OCCASION A stock from which the most exacting may easily choose. Materials of Plaid, Uuck, Chinchilla, lielmorc, Zibeline, Flainingo, Polaires, VclvctoWs and other popular cloths. In many attractive styles in plain and cape-back effects. Some arc with fur collar and cutf trimmings which you will find of pleasing appear ance. At this low price range. $14.75 to $42.50 lurui'il iinil lmml UiiliU. Hucli lilc-,iu llic Hum ut Ua v r cent ut tin: hirrtj mtilio hi'HUlirul oriiiiiu.-lil urnonnt hiil iim u Kmrniitr4 of tin' tor your wuIIh and romimhira of jiicct'iHHnrr and cuiniik'tluu uf con-th- liupuy viirHllon diiyn. Itli'liuril-jtmcl If uwurdid. son's Art tart shop r.-iitiin-s .n- j ci,,.,, lvi i. ri.,n,.a t im- luruliis. tliiliHK. mid iruuunK. Isnii-.-ssful lilij.l. ro. . I lilt l uwimitKllUfl i.o'ivi-n in' :itrl n DlTKOII SlTIIITT. I'lcluri-s of nil of tlm livniillfnl wiMirry of I'ial.'rn (-Tl'.'ffoll will be found ut tlw lllchurdaull Art (lift Hhup, "'rlH'. Home of basti'i-n urpsoii HciniTy." k-k-ir riK'it to rrji-t't uny and iil.l liidH. . Tin1 t'lly CouiniiHlun autliori.iad lliu ailvt'iilHliiK for lilda rnr Siiwnr IliHlrH't No. l-tl .May IhI, 19:4 anil fur Hmvrr JJialrlct No. 1-S July aulh, ItlSi. 3. K. STKAItNH. Hi i-oi il.-r of I In- City ef I.a Graiidi. urcKon. Am.-. I r,-ini lluiiiMiK'hliig rlcnlliu N-17-lil Moon with jllli llrii',- t'o, ry -ill" iiuri'ha.si'. till Hill liulvs. bullous lov-rrd. Hlaliiplni;. SatLsfaclory si.-rv'iuw ul Norton's Kiddy Shop. s-:'i-:i .Miiiic moiK Alisiiluloly Ni'w. I, Tin- in-w fall lino of pU-lllrrH ntlil frnun-a Ih now arriving al lllrh- . arilKiin's Arl K tllfl Simp. Nrw I Mlwi tiliiilya SIIIIit will h'-cln ln-r Maxllrlil I'arluli auliiirla; I h.- wry wlntir pliinii rlnwl Hi-.liiniiiT Mini Ih.- llri'Bun Journal, the KvnnlliiC lul. nl In liianllrul flower pli luna l:. a. rvallons ulioilld bo liiadi' niny. I iliMTwr. tlm KntiTpxl!i IliTonl- ami many other dl.itlnetive mldi-ll.'all ISi-J. S-li--"Jlp I'hleflaln und oilier paper.i are thum lo Ihe plelure line. Uieharil-, - ilellvereil til. epedltloilMly an piel- aon, "The Arl. Man" lavllea you In' Si'houl liooliH nil ready for yull slide ami when here one iluenn't vlail his lvip and aee the very new-(. Iiiibi- lot of thein. und u Rood need In "hi Ihe rest of the world 1 ,ai u pleiunn. Iraiiun and an iia.iorl iiieni of hooks that have .-11 In" ullhinil biniullli iilii, ill II. ...... .11 s-::-r I'-ell lined, lint III Rood eolldlllon. I'he llriKOIlhlll reaehex lieri' (Ihel , ;SIIerUlol'll- MBlll 3 The uio.Hl ilelleliiin. lee ereaiil tjlore. Ihat In nuide Im Ihe llaxelwnoil am' I' l.el on keen our two . irreal u..l.l ..nlv l.e our tn;i-litH here til l.n uelllloil lin.v- purlieu. Knch needs Ihe other for (lianile. hy Ihe plat, iliiurl or iinl- I an ,,111.1 r hi l.rl. k Koiir slle. a eif-i I When yull return from your va .same day printed) at ti( 4 A t'onietly ' Yvit.i. K(m;i;i;s in two wagons, 1:0111 t o t;i:i;n 1 1 Betrayed A reputation for good taste is al stake in the use of Correspondence Paper. Our fresh shipments, im-lutliug the LATEST STYLES AND TINTS me ttlimvs at your rtiuumiud, In guard jour KmmI taste against being betrayed. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. largest Office Stationer in Eiustern Oregon. lOlll fur Itlns, Si'iver Iniimii.'iueiit. Sealed lilila will h" received liy'l jtlia I'uliuulitfloll of the t'lty of I Ji j lurande, tlreiron. for the enlwlrue-1 lion of the Improvement in Sew-er improvement diallii'l No. I-H nod 1 -II within til" rty or. Iji (iralule. OreRiui. fleeordlni; lo Ihe plana nii'.l speeil'leatloiiH of Ihe said Sewer iin iwovemenla diatiiela now on rile In Ihe 0r1ie.11 or the t'ily lieiordi r v; sal. I city. A deposit or Jj.au will lie reiiiilnd for set of pinna nail apeelriealloim which auioiinl will lie rotunded ir bidder la unaiieei -m-fill and relilrna itaine to lliia oltlee. Illda will be received to lln- I10111 of aeveii-lhlrly p. 111. Weilni.s.ly. "lenlii ii and have aome Boiid ahola AUBU.si jun. i", ' , , , ,1 ,,.L..n .villi v.nir Ko. aioll room 111 ine euy "u "14 " link, lake lUeln to lllehard.ion. ' I ji t'.rande. On-con, and niual "The Art Mini." lliiw lln-m en- aeeniiipiilil.-ii by a eerllrh-.l eh 'ainlly iii-iik 8-IS.lf ll" WANT A HOME? W'f .ri'l'OllHIU-lol IhfH 5 roont boisf, moib'i'ii ivllliriil convi'tibtU't'H, iih 11 kuu.I liotiin for you. I, out led on Main Ave. bi'lwmi Wiihuit 11 ml O11U Hti'rcts. l'rir-i but jr'.n0f. Iltltl Oil tlMIIIM tltilt joti can iiot't. loit'l full lo consbb-r I bis If you w ttol K00A value In u wt'll-loeul-jd lioiuo. Wm. Miller & Co. 'Sr.: Our Slan." SATURDAY IS ' . . Balloon Day A llalloon with every 2.1c Purchase ' Newiin Drug Co Eale Valley Tomatoes --First of the Season Y13IJY FINE SMOOTH STOCK. 2 lbs 35c EXTRA FINE PURE. WHITE COMIJ HONEY LARGE CRATE, 22 lbs. Net Weight f . 2 for ...Wc GOLDEN BANTAM. CORN, dozen 25c HOME-GROWN SOLID HEAD LETTUCE, 2 .for 25c PICKLING CUCUMBERS, Uniform Small Sizes, , LARGE COOKING APPLES, (i lbs. . 25c 11,., - He CPiAPAPPLES FOR JELLY, 50-11). "box . ...... $1.50 Nl'AV PQTATOES, 25-lb. sack....... 7!)c SWEET ORANGES, 2 dozen.. ' i5c NEW CROP EAGLE VALLEY CORN, 2-lb. tin 27c LARGEST WATERMELONS, UMATILLA, (Nothing Just Like It Buy a Case Today) Your Choice- yc " 21 TINS, Less 10' Ter Case, ?5.8I ICE CREAM MELONS, lb. ' 2c WALLA WALLA SWEET-ONIONS, G lbs 25c GRAPES Very Sweet, 2 lbs.. , 35c HOME GROWN SOLID CABBAGE, lb.....: 5c LARGE LEMONS, 2 dozen.. 75c HOOVER.IZED Phone Main 49 GROCERY 2 Deliveries V :c0
