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THE LA GRANDE
EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, , February 1G, 1025. v
IcuuUik I cluawH at the Hii liunlnuii I
Mil 11 nil (lilt Kliop Ix'KlnnlnK Mun.
Itfny niornlni; at a o'clock. She will
ti-ui'li Die making of pluijucs, liook-1
nils uiiil sconci'H, ulna llii; mould-1
ln und uioiji-llni; or .'lay IIiiiik. ;
'I'liiH iff un imny ijroctiHH, uccurilliiK
lo -Mih. Hiiuit mill u very fumiMiil
inn plidHuro unil work. Nolito the
Money-making Time For You
VOLUME . RETAINING
llHpluy in lliu lih-liiir.lHon ' win- I
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
ilow mill ilrop In mid auk them till
Juliout It. They will be Blud lo ti ll
jyou. 2-13-tr
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
1 Sffe
pro,
NEW SPRING APPAREL
In Our Ready-to-Wear Department
(')lii'riiriu plunm on Buln ' tlil.s
week. Whip. Ihey Inut lite eueh.
Chiron Kloiimo. 2-10-Sl
FOR US
TIME
A Combination of Tremendous Mutual Interest
: 1 !..';,;-: .
Offering a Great Stock of 1 Men's
Suits and Overcoats
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SOCIETY BRAND AND OTHERS
At Reductions Both Drastic and Genuine
An unexcelled 'opportunity for you to buy cloth
ing of unquestioned 'quality at genuine savings.
Our entire stock is included in this event. It is
clothing that we. gladly guarantee.
The models are the prevailing styles. Fabrics
of foreign and domestic weave, and the shades and
patterns most favored this season.
3 Outstanding Groups
$23.75, $31,75
$37.75
Real $30 to $55 Values
WHY?
The reason for this "VOLUME EVENT" is
two-fold:
1. February is our dullest month. "Sales" de
crease but "Overhead'' keeps oil, and the dull time
is the time to stimulate trade.
2. Once a year a merchant should introduce his
loading brands of merchandise 'with an incentive
to the purchaser.' We realize that any loss we
may sustain from this event will be amply repaid
by the new friends we make who will readily pur
chase these lines in the future at regular prices.
3 Of The World's Best
BOSTONIAN
FAMOUS SHOES
6
Values to $10
OTHER SHOES
$:.!); to $.").!):
STETSON
FAMOUS HATS
Values to $7.r0
OTHER HATS
$3.95 to $1:1.50
BRADLEY
FAMOUS SWEATERS
$o.ir
Values to $(!.."()
OTHER SWEATERS
$2.95 to spy.sr,
(ft
MoGl
ripuclul prlco, JS.O'J per cord for
16-incU wood. I'hone 287-W. I
12-27-U
IIiiiisiHi lilwj, plcntm-, button
holi, etc. Morion's Kiddy filiop.
10-14-tf
riiimblnx nml hliuniflllln-.
.'uNlruclor. 1'lionu 24S-J. 1-lti-hnp
lliilnick Toxl.
Prompt Kervice. Ilonded drivers.
I'hone Jluln 63. Kliuid i'resiott
IJrus Slore. 2-12-lf
I Kee Die blooming plunls In the
j flower Htoro window. Sue each.
Illis week only. L'llerrys KloristH.
J-.! S-SI
Kent, sell and repair all makes
eewlnw niachinea. Ask fllioiit Ire
drcsnmahing course. Wlilto Sowing
Machine i;o. Wow Foley lllilir
Phono (83 W. 22-J2-27-U
4W
I.t'arii
To iniiko book-ends, phuiuen and
sconces for your own home . itnd
friends. You will enjoy it. . Heel
Ulchurdson, Thu Art Mun,' dura-!
es under thu direction of Mrs. !
Oi!oiK HaiMT of I'ratt Institute,!
NTew York, begin Monday morninrj
at II o'clock ut his store. Don't i
lieeltutu to assail about it. 2-13-tf !
Notice or Final .Settlement. j
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executrix of the last I
will and testament of Willis D.
Sloop, deceased, has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon fur, Union County her final ac
count, and that the court bus get
TiH'Hday. the 3rd day of March,
11)25, ut trti o'clock A. M., ut the
court room of "said court, us the
time and place fur hearing uny ob
jections to said account, and In
case no objections are filed, for
the, settling and npproving of same.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon,
this -tub day of January, 1!J5.
MYHTLK STOOI
Kxecutrix of the last will und
trslament of Willis I). Stoop,
deceased.
1-Vb. J-y-IG-jy-Mar.'2
Notice to Cretlitoi-s.
Notice is ucirny given ihat the
undersigned lias been appointed
iOxeeutrix of the est ale of 1. A.
Melioniild, deceased, by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Union County. All persons havlijg
claims against tin- said estate are
hereby required lu present them to
the undersigned with I he proper
vouchers wit bin six months after
(he date of this notice, und to so
present the same to the undersign
ed at the office of H. Jd. .Dixon,
La 11 ramie, Oregon.
Dated 1'Vbruary li, I'J'iu.
km ma McDonald,
' Kxecutrix of the Kstute of
J. A. McDonald, deceused.
H. K. Dixon, Attorney for Kx
ecutrix. I-'eb. Z-g-lG-23-Mur. 2
SMAKT IMtESSES
Smart stylish Spring Dresses dis
playing: the season's newest style ten
dencies. Radiant colors arc featured : Fal
low, Iiust, lirick, Copen, Deer sind
many such desirable shades.
Materials are of Flat Crepes, Can
tons, Satin-faced Crepes and other
Silks too numerous to mention.
$16.50 to $19.75
NEW SPRING COATS
Newly-arrived Spring Coats in a
splendid array of materials and colors.
Brown and tan shades sucli as San
dalwood, I'ecan, Filbert and Harvest
Kcd shades, Cranberry, Agate and
Greys in Beaver and Silver.
The materials are in Polaircs and
Novelty coatings attractively trimmed.
$17.50 to $34.75
Indian mm
P T WRECK
or ttie railroad company. The
youth fc'ave no reason for his uc-tiona.
Jti:i'.iiti.; itoAii
PKXDLKTON, Ore.
ilc.rvey Strong, 1". an
claims liis home
Wash., is in the
(Special)
. an Indian who
is In Toppcnlsli, j
1'mutllla county
' WALLOWA. Ore. (Special) A
road crew bus been busy the past
few days belwcen WuHowa and
1. o.s line repairing the soft places
on the highway. People passing
over the road durin g the past fe w
duys report considerable improve
ment, although the work oi the
crew bus been considerably hin
dered considerably by the hard
freezing ut night.
MA UK LIS STEADY
I'OltTLAND. Ore. AIJ Live
stock, eggs und butterfal steady -on
toduy's inurkei. Jiutter 4n
SAN FHANCISCO (Al') lblt
t;rfat 53r. v V
Jail und a search In Toppcnish is
being made for another Indian
named Sam Frank -on a charge of
placing obsl ructions on the track
of I lie O-W. that caused a wreck
of a I'reluhi train Thursday morn
ing, in which Mr, Maxtor, of La
Grande, was Injured,
The arrest of young SI rong and
the subsequent confession which
officers claim lo huve secured from
him resulted from work donu c.o-.
operatlvely II) v members of the
sheriffs office und speclul officers
SHERRY'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
m m; i uom iii-:m.
t'ljde McKay, owner of the
rat Oregon I'ref-'s and of I he
Vn-
inal townsile of the cily of Lend,
accompanied by M rs. .McKay and
liis mother, Mrs. D. L. MclCiy. ar- (
rived hern tlHs morning on a com- ,
blued business ami pleasure trip.
Mr. McKay is a Bend, booster of "
Hie ded In the wool variety, lie
predict an unusually good tmsiue: s
year fr Hend and tlie surround- ,j
ing country, lie also, states witli '
pride that Itend is now. the largest
lumber producing city in the
northwest. .
Mr. .McKay Ih an old friend of
A. J. Stange of (his cily both ba
Ing attended university toget her
when boys. lb was a guest of ,
M r. Stange on an Inspection tour
throughout the Mount Knitly Tim-,
Come Once
You'll .
Come
Aain
To
Newlin's
on the
corner
Mary
Pickford
in
ber com puny plant now mnler
construction, this afternoon.
THREE THINGS
nrc rsviillnl In ymi Mtlirii-il.
ham; it.
Sl.ltVK I'. Kftii li nl cli rks lo sitvi- ycm.
VI'AI.ITV (iniln-lid St. . is nml lorn-fcil Itnliy ll.-. r.
III). Ill I'llU l: .Mt. Kmily Itrnti.i Hums. Ilaion. I .in. I.
Yiiii hi im HrU ilim't frtinf ai
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
city, i:co.6mv nml iiooyi:ic .M.Mtiuns
Dorothy Vernon
of
Haddon Hall
A Aim-shall Neilnii I'roduclioii
A TLOAII'EST OF LOVH AND ANCEIi
Spcciiil Music Score by Victor Sclu-rl.insfr.
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Cup? fr HiIm (idtitiui miiM he
. In hjr 0:00 it. ut.
1 lil lie Wednesday. Ieltruiuy Vith.
Minnie llratrg. Nolde Urand,
M.ittte tloldeu. Secretary.
ItbMMiHnu I' In nt Sale.
Vmir Jast ehunte to buy one ol
t.bttMe ben ut irul 'inerarlan tit 5f
e;cb. t hi sate oil tills w i'i k. Cher
rys I'lorists. i-l'l-M
Your prcKeiipthiim uoleKly and
act ttriitely filled and delivered
without charge l'..r delivery at SM
verl born -f right's l-'amlly lnir
Store. SS---
! Kulkw T ItflH-fctili.
' IThe regular ni-etln night of IhM Minn ttladya Milter has room for
t natji Itebekuh Indue luid lieen : n limited number of plant! puplH
Olutnifud to Wednesday evening of Call ntudlo ITB-W or home
oalh week. Thv annual roll call nny dny except .Monday or Thura-
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dti) .
AMndtiyer
Mrs. K. A Haluus, JefferHin
Aw. corner Wllluw. I'hone mh-J.
!-Muil)
Aluajn flue line of utatb.nery
in boxen or In bulk the latent
stylts and tints ut prices you will
tee ymi (un afford to buy. At Sll
vi rthorn-W rirfljfa I'umlly Unit
Store.
If )ou need a strung stimulating
tonic to relieve your nervous or
ion out eoudttiun nd loss of up-
J petite you Will te itub kly belltlllid
1-by Uting H bottle oi Nerve and 1-Ulu-r
HtlmuUnt, which Mill tvii
eii 91. imi u bottle an. I sold only by
Siivert bom -Wright's I "a nitty I riir
More. 2-U-Jt
You will be a tetter American
(or attend in i; the pi. tare show.
"The Man Without a ("nuntry" "
the Arcade, I'etu tiaiy I S nnd 13,
under tie auspices of the American
Legion. 2-3-lbL
lleiiiliteblitg 'h-oi dg .V
Mm. J. T. O'l'nnni'll, tl4 U.Avfl
'orsetler lur tturcley eorsels.
t -37-01
Pay Day Food Values
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