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PHE LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER
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7'KOMfKK (Special --ltoy Car
per wen! lo Troy Haturday. They"
report quite ft atorru I here IhmI
Friday, with wind, ruin and hail.
The gardens wi-rc great ly dam
aged and large roe Us and gravel
w.-r.- weshcd tin u the road, unitl
" It was impossible for the stage to
,.,,lf't through.
Mr, I (c .l.-an, of Ktl 'ii. was nl
I'roiniHO mTiilly burning fur Home
oiih to do house work for him,
H8 li in wife l 111..
Lee HimII Ii w art lit Promise Hi, I
week visiting his daughters Mm.
Welhi f'otilson and Theresa Hutlth.
lie wf-rtt to WkIIohh, John Wea
ver ncr-ompiining hhn.
Mr. ftfnj Mrs. New by took their
little son to Wallowa Halm-day to
a doctor about the little lioys
sprained tool. He is unulde
use ii. There in much sickness in
ft omise ut pr M'lit,
Mr.: and Mrs. Jte.d are buckle,
berrying. Tliy made one trip
last wee Hli much succi-sk.
Mm. A III1 Hnilfh rehirned home
Sunday nftcr him ii.Hiur a few week
Summer Needs
LAWN MOWKRS
HOSE And SPRINKLERS
crass shears
Everything to keep the home beautiful.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
h( the homo of Tori Orlfflth at
Wurvilln. , . -
Mr. and Mm, Via Potiltton went
to KntcrprlMo the JuhI of the wct-k. ,
Jtoy Cur per went out Hltndny to
work with Jwvid Garrett sawtnu
ton. Mr. Oh r ret I Is ntlll unable
to walk without th iitd of crut
rhcH. lift H)ruind his ankle
some whti" uffo while taking In
a o,nlrk change race here,
Mr. und Mrs, J, I mint com and
fit 1 1 1 ily a nd M r. end At ru. iit, o
Hun Job-. California, urr'Yel Hut
urdny for u few , day visit with
Mr. and Mr. Koby. Mih. J.lnd
Strom In Mr. Kohy's ulster and
they have been away from each
ot her forty years. They , left
Thursday for Lewbiton their for
mer home to vJfUl ft few days be
fore returning1 to California.
M rn, J Mi I i 1 1 m went to Wa lloww
Tuesday whore she intends to vi
sit irb-mlB.
Fred and Kelly Rennett .of
Lower Valley, at- visiting friends
at I'roiulse. -
Ituymond and Klden I'oulxon. of
I .online, were visiting their uncle.
I"JI I'nlllHOn Ihf last Of the Week.
Knymond rel urned home Sunday,
hut Kldcii will rmnln iirf fui
sonu itnie.
Mrs. CJarrelt and rtatiRhter, Cecil,
hdt Hnlurdy fr Wlnrheter.
Idaho, to vlnU Mrn. l-'arrelfa him
ter. wlio in Very III .
Mr. ami Mih. Mur)uiU Klewh
iiiiiii vinited Sumiay w il h Andrew
Khisliiuan.
' "A Great Movie Star
V 1 1 J 1 1 vvi- ni'f-d In it rliilil Inlinr
:y to Krt-i Ihi-ril from wftcldiif?
ilif-lr ):tr-ulH in ilrath. roltimlil
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Our Business Is Growing
Twenty-one new custonieis have started to trade with us during the
month of July. Newly all of these have come to us through recom
mendations of our steady customers.
When you phone your orders to us you are assured of receiving the
best to he had in the market. You will also , receive prompt and
courteous service. ,
J. G. SNODGRASS
111 Depot St. KxcluHivc Grocer Phone Main 75
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WHEN iHTniR AUTOMOBILES AHK BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THBM
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1926 improvements
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The S'BUICK
Jennings and Shumate
I'unmii" Old Wt'ni Otni tery
L'hHift by MHwh or Hrr-
T.O ANOK1.KH (.A f1) Latest
Of the Onions landmarks of thi?
Hoiithwent to he mowed down
the atcKlfi of profrrn 'Ih thf aul
Calvary re melery Jtere wnicn
played a part in thf curly hin-
tory of the region. Not ainee
IHl'tt has a funeral rortetfe ;ajaed
through the reinelery'B tfuU'H.
An ordinunrp pawed receiuty
-ftj-Jirea th1 removal of all hodhs
hurled there. KnAwn HfiioiiK t-iv
old-tlmerB it . the Huena Vint.i
emetery, the Ixirial Kroutid oc-
ettpfi'K more than ten acres anl
iitomhs nome , of thf niosL h-
linBulHhcd riKures In tite Sjianlsh
olonial history of fiouthern Cali
fornia.
Ni'SliKcnci In the care of the
KravcH hum resulted in ine gran-
ual advance of ruin. Tomhstoma Mik'ht he wotlh while b. iriLr
that one' Kood In mbr Hk- jlnffO if t'veiy vU who fear war
nity have ci unif.led, while wcedft lu thf Pacific rah Ret a f,.w of
. .... a (liM iroverillMMlt'H Oil WellH..-.V,'....
nave riuv ii umt r r ,
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WINDOWS
SPECIAL LOT.
30 REDUCTION
A Heal Savins Opportunity If You Arc
Uuildiii!? or Keinodclling.
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
lU taH Villi! Across Tracks on tiicrnwoocl Ave.
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Ihf greatest rno'h' ptrir of them
an is hood .to vhil Cr.uuh'
Thlit-Hday. AiiKltMl ti. '
This- llliiNlrioijfl memhev of the
studio carries his own- phvuieian
with him in Jju- per.sou ot V' 'm-'
hert (JutYnJiie; nnd a pradnnte
in 1 cm. -Mium i.'il.: M..i.L., 'I'l...
Hlnr in .tuejjf im,.j.s miji klij'i-; ilsjirrif-pei-MUiut'
iltlenr;ijice, utuf. , jit no
a one Hi;ni .foe art Hif-Hittt,M'fi ,i
whtvli.l'i t?n.v, uf tl'io f ai.nr.t.i 01; rlK-'j
A'l. O. HnrncB jff 4 rtlnpr ( ireu-s,
Jon In Maid to lie the moat valu
ahh; animal in all lite world, ami
nol ens than four persons are-eon-sluiitly
ciieiff, d looking after Jtf'.
couiloil.' A spei-ially designed w:l
K'n fitted with hot water heat uud
fans. Hti.s heen proxided hy the mu-
ehanl.M of the isarites clnti and
Jo-" will lead the life r a real mur
(furiiitt hiH 'our of thjJ I'nited Hiat-
RAIflD.TOGES.iBiGHAyCROP.
CROPS OF HAYi IS HARVESTED
CLOVIVt fit KM K (Rjvrlal)--Halnn
of (he pitnt week have hefn
very beneficial to Krn In. but have
sllffhdy datn-aerd hay that was
down. The hail sloiiu did very
little damage in i hla .vicinity ex
cept to the aniens,
Mr, and M vs. A. 13. i)e " Vor
have a camp here and arc lietping:
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. e Vbrn thro
UK'h their harvesl. ' ' i.'.M '
Mr. and . M i . John. IMIilst rom
were Sunday visttoi wil h friendn
and rekitivefi on clover Creek.
Mrs. Ualilstroin spent several days
hert. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrb-H Waltz, of
North I'owdor, spent 'a f!:vv' liyurs
with friends on clover ij'reek re
turning to their home, from a
bitsine;w Irtp.
j Two mrn from thr fir depnrf
I ment of Salem were vinititiK in
j ihin locality recently.
I A deal involving weverai ranch
' cm in the upper end of-Hie valley
in reportc. l pending, but nothing
' det'inilo Iwih developed ho far.
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COVE, (.Special.) l-'armei'M In
tliia vicinity have just completed
harvesting one of the hti'Kcst hay
crops t hey have had in several
years. Threshing , and combining
haK started. Kail wheat is damag
ed somewhat, by smut. Tin:
weal Iter com in ues hot here wit h
an occasional thunder storm.
Leonard lugum and 'family are.
leaving for Star key soon to har
vest their crop there..
T. It. Johnaon and A. 1.. lleckcr
spent t he week on t ho Minam
looking after their sheep.
I X. I aron underwent an oper-
at ion at the Orande Hondo lios-
I pital last Tuesday. He is report
ed getting along nicely.
Mrs. T. IS, Johnson. Mrn. 1.. V.
Johnson urn: M rs. Adolph I'eeh
ler were at I ho Johnson farm last
week .
G. L. Dutton. of Iji Grande,
agent for the Oregon Kire Itetief
Association, was a business visit
or In this section last week.
Mr. find Mrs.' K. K. lioberls
and daughter. Clara were dinner
guests at the .Noil Right home
Sunday. . ,
The Ladles Aid of the M. K.
church will meet with Mrs. -J. M.
Duffy this week.
S. V. Koger was a business vis
itor to'l.a (fi-ande this week.
Howard C.assel and Claude Har
ford .spent one day Ibis week on
Indian Creek fishing.
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-And You Are Welcome
to tne water from our deep well at our packing )!ant on Jefferson
opposite O.-W. U. & N. depot. We have it piped to the front entrance
for your convenience. Pure and Ice Cold, ('onus hrinji your juji, liar
Vels, pails fnd bottles. Have one on ns. Hundied.", are doinR it.
I'renh Pork Shoulders r 17c lb.
Sne;ar Cured Picnics '. ISc lb.
Sugar Cured Shoulders 18c lb.
"I'oston" Butts, Sugar Cured 22c lb.
Sujfar Cured Hams A SOc lb.
Quality in Every Pound Guaranteed First Class.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Cily, Hoover and Economy Markefs
Groceries
Meals
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ltOTl'X lil'.DS AHK KNTIIIK
I.V Iim short for the bivys !m
p tht six-foot murk so the
Tall Mfn'R AMmiation was
tiiimrH with Ufnjmnln Ostlin.
of Mamhflrld, Orron,
prvsldrnl to Insist Oa longf
tinU and Pulliiniirrs anil
more room brinoeu jtlieter
Sandy was engaged to a plrl
who, a few days before her nine
teenth birthday, succumbed to the
prevailing feminine craze and had
her hair bobbed, AH her girl
friends congratuhrtrd her on her
improved appearance and It was
I here fore wil hout any misgivings
that she showed herself to her
sweetheart. But Sandy viewed her
with grave disapproval.
"It's hard on me. lassie." he
said: "verrn hard! After I've just
bought ye ti pack. t o' hairpins for
ntir Idrthdnv.
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T?lJf EXHIBITION
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Shop-Windows
On Parade
In, the quiet and comfort of your home, news
paper ia hand, the shop-windows of the town's best
stores pass in review. . Look at that charming lit
tle hat jus,t the style you have been looking for,
and so reasonable!
And say, isn't that coat a darling? . . . Not
Dnly, do you see illustrations of the marchandise,
but you are told in detail of its merits and prices.
A passing panorama that may be halted and started
at will. A shopping trip at home !
How long do. you suppose St would take you to re
verse the process to go .up one street and down
another, until you had visited personally every
worth-while store in town? And how exhausted
you would be, physically and nervously.
There is no doubt about "it The modern way to
shon is to read the advertisements, then make notes
of the stores and the particular offerings that ap
peal to you. What a lot of time and bother such
a method saves. You know beforehand what you
want to look at, who has it, and what you will have
to pay.
Read the advertisements. Make it a daily habit.
The regular reader of advertisements is better in
formed, makes the family budget stretch farther,
has more time for recreation, gets more value for
her money, and profits in many other ways. Ad
vertisements are frequently the most interesting
news in the paper.
Every day these shop-windows are lined up for
your inspection in this newspaper.
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