FagcEight
Wednesday, October 21, 1925.
STETSON
fa
27 YEARS
AGO
. Be Economical
''TRUE economy consists
A in buying that which
gives the greatest service.
A Stetson will never dis
appoint you. It3 superb
quality means long wear
its style insures complete
satisfaction.
You'll know ail about
that when once you've
worn a Stetson.
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
"Ti'sn" I'lcasi'H Mrs. llnnly
U)N I ION (A I) Thoinua 1 lar
dy was unuljlo to come to Lon
don for the first presentation tn
Kntrliind of his novel, "Teas of the
in'rbcrvllka," but Mm. Hunty
mu'lu tho trip to I.onuon and ut
ter fleeing' the piny expressed her
approval of tho portrayal of Tvw
by MIbh Owen Kfrnngcon-DavlcB.
Mrs. Hardy mild her husband In
nnly sHKhlly Ind'unofled and Is or
dlnurlly enjoying good, health In
Hn.tt' of i yi'l' i . '
''astern Oregon Observer, Octo
ber 21, 1898. Agnus Hhuw haa fall
grain that Is up and looking well.
Otto, Uibnon Is In the city with
unother wagon loud of chlckena
and turkey.
All the warehouse are filled up
with wheat that in being; held for
00 cent per bushel.
Oeorgo Ball haa greatly Im
proved his boarding house by giv
ing It a coat of paint. "
Hon. I. A. McAllister returned
home Halurday morning from at
tending tho Hpeclul session of leg
islature. ThOKG new Iron Heats for the
rchool children look neat, and will
doubtless be comfortable, but there
will be no place to write on them
wlih pencil or use tho truant Jack
knife. Jas. II. Btandtey two years ago
sent for six pounds of Oold Coin
wheat Ihut yielded him six and a
hulf bushels. Ho sowed that last
year und from six acres harvested
14!l sucks, over 50 bushels to the
acre. He has just completed sow
ing 80 acres.
A. 11. Parsons purchased 5K0
acres of land from I norland Htew-
arl of the Cove, paying I2U per
Here. ' The 'a imey Pierce Heal
IX ill e tV. also sold the Arnold
s'ock ranch. coitHiHting of 800
ucres, to Has. Ohistaferson.
Two of W. O. Huntor's daugh
ters, whllo returning from Island
City Kunday, were upset on the
grade on the Islund City bridge
und budly bruised. The team run
away und scattered pieces of buggy
lor (ullo a distance.,
One of the gentlemen who ill
tended the sugar . beet factory
opening said ho cume from North
Powder-to- see- the factory 'nd-It
was well worth the time and x
penFe to anyone, even If they lived
loo miles distant.
MiHH Mildred Newlln h.rs ac
cepted a position .with the Causcy
lteal Kstate company. ,
Jahe and Kd 'onley have ,mr-ehas-'d
4"(J acres ndjolning their
land known as Ihe Ham Purse I
place.
Mows. 1 Sol ton and IJndmer 1imv
purchased o block of land on ihe
'plateau 'neur tho university uiid
will euch build homes thereon this
fall.
A. U, Con ley Is through thresh
ing much earlier than for yearn.
Year before lust he did not get
through until In December. An-
THE LA GRANDE KVENTNO OBSERVER .
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TnCi JUSTUKS . .tore lo-ia-tr.
HfiiiKllluliliiK. plrnltiiB. b"l"n
holm, tie Norton' Klilily Slu.
. 10-14-tl
lltli:N'l'Al, HASHl'M'H,
B Bure lo lint on ut Uif blind
ducoratid CIiIik.hu Cunton Market
UuSKutli, ut the Kuturduy Kpeciul at
Iticliarusunii Art & Gilt bhop.
lu-21-lt
7 RATION-WIDE
INSTITUIIUN- , II
Wh..n vuur ductor Kiv' you 6
prescription to bo filled for youi
I fumlly or yourself let u fill it fi
jou, b deliver all prcscripuuur
with no extra charge tor delivery.
Sllverthorn-Wrislit' . family drug
more. lu-10-tl
Vlctrolun at great reduction at
Nuwllu Hook & Slat y Co. 10-20-21
Pin)
II IIK.
11 j eiiiiA yiyi
VJLdepartnent storj
other muchine wus the euune this f
Heason. j
The iiewly elected directors of 1
the l,a Gnu d( Ifullding and Loan '
usHoelutlon ait .1. M. Chureh, J. C, I
Henry, S. n. Uaworth. II. T. Wll
liunui, J. I). Hluter, Chits. O. lluule.
H. F, Lew s und O. O. Klncaid,
jThey met Wednesday and elected
the following officers: S. H. Ka
j worth, president; J, M. Church,
j vice-president; J. C .Henry, treu
, Biii er; o. O. Klneaid. six'retary,
jaud J. 1), Klitter, attorney.
G.
BALLENTYN
E
10 Years Ago
Today
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Juckson leave for the
San Francisco fair and
other points of interest
in the southern country.
We huvu gone on muldcr
missions.
Hunuay night Mr. Graham
was called to Portland on.
account of the serious Ill
ness of his father an 1
Tuesday morning Mr. l.id
mun received word from
Oregon CHy that his broth
er had nn-t with a serious
ai-ldent and could not llvu
through the day.
Mr. Wm, Huejfhnn will be
in charge of our store for
u few days d'.H-lug the ul
seneo of Mr. Uruhuiu an 1
lA'Istnan.
L. & L Dnid flo.
Mii'HsHKe No. H:i, I-'ioiii:
OltKi.ON TltAlU FOX I'AJtM,
II. W. Kmltlt, Prop.,
I.n Ornmlr), Oiv. , 1
You ai-tt till invited and wel
come to visit .my foxi furm free
of elmi'gtt October iOth to H(ith.F
This Is the - proper ;soaaoh of
the year to make, your start In
the fttx .Industry.' You can !.
t'TinliK the exact 'quality. Am
reeelvlng lots of Inquiries, ho
don't wait too long.
1 ' Yoj can make your Hlsi'-t wild
me without owning a home even,
n nd gtow Into a nice paying bun
lness. My terms and prices v III
suit.
Limit High School Athlete
To Two Hour Grind Dully
NEW DIRECTOR
LOS ANGKI.KS (AIM-Athletes
in the local schools under no clr-
cumstuncls may exercise more than
two hours In tin ufternoon. No stu
dent may try out for more than
one major sport team a semester.
The board of education, "alarm
ed at the steadily Increasing dis
placement of st udlos by athletics
In the minds of students," set these
und other rules for high fclioo's
here. Post-season contests for sec
tional titles and contests with uni
versity or college freshman teams
verti also tabooed.
Only two practice games In euch
sport will bo permitted to precede
thy regular senson.
PKHKY. (Special) The direc
tors of the. Perry school held a
hoard meeting Friday alter school
and elected O. Uallentyne as direc
tor to fill the unexpired term of
Jucob Murray, who resigned.
Hela Koblnson, I.loyd McCrac
and Oarrel Low and wife, of Wal
lowa, visited over Hunduy at the
S. A. lloblnson home here.
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for thfa column must
bo in by 9:00 a. uu
JiOTICE Uf IttFKItlOES SAI.K.
Notice is hereby given that Ij
virtue of an order ol Bale issued out
of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the Stale of Oregon
for Lmon county, dated the 8th day
of October, lS2b, In the suit where
in Charles Hutchins, unmarried
Elizabeth Hopper and Walter Hop
per, wile and husband, Annu Ja
cobson and Edward JacohBon, wife
and Irusband, Ollie Corner and Hen
Cotner, wife and husband, Lillian
KilHcy. unmarried. Edna Vandcr
deriueulen. uiitnarrli'd, and J. il.
Vandermeuleu, uimiurried wen'
plainlills, and Orange Vandenn. tl
len and Ella . Vanderiueulen. hus
band und wile, Claralinc (j. Judy,
loruicrty Claraline Vanderiueulen,
and lloy A. Judy, wile and hus
band, Clarence J. VanderilleUlen
and Ida E. Vandernieulen, husband
and wife, Vere J. Vandernieulen
and Wilina Vandernieulen, his wife.
Alt Vundermculen and Margaret
Vundernieulen, his wife, Martin
Vandernieulen, unmarried, J. . E.
Vandernieulen and ilena Vander
Inieulen, his wit'o, . bolton-Bodmoi
Co., a corporation, l.a Grande Na
itionul Dank, a corporation; H..E.
I Dixon, and also all uther peisons
or purties unknown liaiinlng any
- right, title, estate, lien or interest
1 In tho real estate described in the
complaint herein, ware, defendants,
to m directed and delivered, in
which said order of sale, 1 am com
manded to make sale of the follow
ing described real property, the
samo being the real property de
scribed in the' Amended Complaint,
to-wll:
' Lot 17 and the Northwest 20
feet of Lot 10, in Block 123, in
Chaplin's Addition to the Cily
i of La Grande, Union County,
! Oregon.
1 Now therefore, by virtue of said
authority and in obedience to its
.commands, I will, on Tuesday, the
17th duy of November, llllio, at the
1 1 ill f of Osaka Mill Mailer ill '
Two Mouths Cross' Word Keplii'!
OSAKA (AO A slntlKtlcliin din-
WANTED!
Feed - sticks - -
For tho next
Vqw weeks.
Five cunts each,
For any number
From one to
Five hundred.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Main
If We
Can .servo you it will lio
our pleasure. Maybe- wo
can interest you in a
Savings, Account at 4
interest.
UNITED STATES
covered that tin-Osnka central post Kl-n home Sunday aiternoon
omce nuniiifU l, 1 7'.sy ci-ohs-wom M rM j. M. iHrhl, of !,a (Irjnde,
puxxle replies from June 2Xi lo An-visited her ulsler. Mra. Mary., Kali,
mist HI, which n nearly hair ,,.ri. Ylday evening,
total amount of mull nuilter linn-j miw opal' IJeleltlo spent tin 'week
died by the ortico during the mime t.n,l vlsillng relatives In l,a tranU'.
pcrlfid. Mr. and -Mis. l-Jarl Murray haC
The largest numher received In moveu tu ha Ornntle fur the Win
one day whs 2:'3.-H7, oii July '2. It ' ter.
was stated that If the total of ci'ohht WHIinn Watson and wift made- a
worl replies were 'put from end lo trip to ,a Uramle recently.
lid tin-) n uuiu iiTiu-ii Hum iuiju 11. unrni'i itlMI win" ruiii-ii
Curtl of Thanks.
Wo wish to thank our neighbors houp of tw0 0'clock m.. of said
and friends for their kindness ex- n, th fron. door of tne Courl
( u uu"b uur tkkvm e- jlolIBe in iJa Grande, Union county,
K. W. Smith and family 'vhdted
Jumes Smith and fumlly, of Fruit
dule, Sunday. , t.
Mr. and Mrs. (CO., itoblnson
mude a trip to Joe Hmlh's home
at Island City recently.
Chester Thompson went to Wal
lowa Sunday. Ho xpentes to stay
there and work this winter.
C. Gray unci son went hunting
Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. Otis Thomas and I
two children were week end visit-1
ors at the home of Mrs- Thomas
parents, Mr. und Mrs. A, W. .ce.
Among thone who picked apples
ut Jon Smith's Sunday were: .Mrs.
Zaretn Murray, Mrs. ltrluus and
son. Kdw n. Mrs. Thompson and that arc lower than such goods are of ebony wood down the Amazon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Kail. generally sold for. See them ut j
Mr. und Mrs. II, Ibs'i, of l,a !
Grande, culled at the C. C. Johan
reavemcnt. . rirptrnn. sell at nubile auction the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Stein. above described real property, to
10-2 1-1 1 p Enterprise, Ore. thn highest bidder for cash, or for
' ono hall' cash and the balance so-
'. , cured by a first mortgage-on the
Dennlson Hallowe'en novelties at nn,miSl.9i tho pro(.t.mlB of s;ild Bale
Newlln Hook Stafy Co, lo-u-2t (o be U1)pled ln accofdancu with
' the orders of the Court,
i NEW. n..ted this lath duy of-October.
New pictures, new pottery." new lyvg.
mlrrois. artd everything that is new lJWELL WILLIAMSON,
and good in the line of Art Goods . Itefcrcc.
now on display at Ulchurd-son's Oct. H. 2 1, 28-Nov. 4, 11.
Art & Gift Shop.
10-2 J -It
I'lfiST MU HIT?!-; TAKKX
Hot Water Iloltles. Kountaln l!i:.l. Ore. Although fhe has
SyrtniteH. The kind that arc war- traveled In lanoes in Central Am
rnnteert I or t wo years und ut prices crUan rivers .tnd flouted on rafts
You. -Benefit
By .Our Buying Power!
If one store or a half-dozen stores has a buying power,
imagine the truly wonderful advantages enjoyed by this
Nation-wide Institution of 676 Stores I You benefit in a
Urfie way. , ; .
Lunch Kits
Hi'iivy na-tul Lunch Klta,
ut this low price
59c
Thermos Bottles
Id'ffulur size Thenuoi
Bottle to (it lunch kits, at
oly ' -
, 98c '
Work Clothes For Men t
Rockford Sox, medium weight . 15c
Kockford Sox, heavy weight, 2 for. 33c
Uig Pay Sox, long-wearing, 2 for 33c
Hickory Vest, good quality... ..$1.23
Fay Day Overalls $1.S9
Men's Work Shoes $3.79 to $5.90
Boys' Overcoats and Mackinaws.. ...$4.98 Up
Gladia Percales
Clladio I'eicalts in ninny
pretty patterns. The yard
loc
Sheet Blankets
Kgnlar Hize Hlieet Illun
kets, white with atriped bur
ders, euch ..
$1.19
Savings For Women
Kotex, 12 in package -49c
Curling Irons with long cord.....,.........- ......98c
Rubber Aprons, in colors 79c
House Slippers 98c
Silk Vests, in colors., 89c
Fleeced Unions for children 79c to $1.19
Children's Sleepers '. 79c to 89c
Daisy Cloth, 27 and 36-inch.: '. 23c to 29c
Satin, in several grades, per yd.. 29c to 49c
Fancy Stationery , ............49:
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Percy, 78. never locked in thp cur for three nightsf
until thus week look u rich' In an und Iwo.duys. He refused to i;lvi4
nlritlunc, realizing her anihlllon of his ntune nd left on the first stage
many yearn. Airs. . 1'ercy Kuntlay lor Ju Urunuo after hlH release.
soared htBh over the earth.
1'Yur of new methods of trans
portation is based on ignorance',
Airs. I'ercy believes.
SOV1KT UXTORTS llliltE
1an Found IH'kdl in Car
MO.SCOW (AD-rMorP than
prr ci-nt of ltnKHia loiai rxpor.
7
man wa.s found In un empty fruit of the total amount of furs sold
car by J. N. Oke, I oral frail packer, 'during this period, wus exported tO;
Tint man suld that he had been America. j
went to. the United Hlalea in thi
El-dlN, Ore. An unld.ntirh-d last halA year. Nearly 60 percent
Get Rid of That
Backache!
lo Kyoto.
(.. JohaiiHi-n and wile Monday.
Only Girl Bootblack ;n
-1
s-h;e-r.r-y:s
'ltl.' AMI Till ItMlAY
'Mnii1 IVIk I'mtti I'e.H-.
wil l i;i i.oi is, iki;m: un ii, jim: mahiovm;
in
"The Man Without
A Conscience"
Klein Ihr ne, l l,y M,i Km I . r
W illi an All sun i it.
I'ewertul Stoiy of l.eve und r.,1,1 .lil.,!,,,,
( mil) "Tin- Mervhunl i.f Ui,,"
; x- Ttl S
v 1-1 -
" "Lr 5
l.a ;iiiinle rtidr roiut the Wuy
The constant urhlnK of u b.id
back.
The wearlm-ss. Ihe tired r-eiinv:
lleadaehen, U.zzin-.s.s, ncivous-
m sH. ( '
I ilnlnKim? tit Inary d'.Hoi iTM
Are often sins of falKiiK hid-
neyM
And too MiM-ioiiH to In- ni'f'lerttM.
lift rid or' I'wsr l-unhifs!
Cse hoan's I'UiH a Mtlm-ilaut
dluri'tlc to the Kidneys.
Hosts of people n-wiium-n I
I inn iim.-
, Th a Is a l.n ('.rail''' Cm ;e. You
ran vr Ify it,
Mrs. I. Johnson, N'il' Hinin
si re t. nays: "K i-.m-y disurdt-r
eatkses a dull para across t In
small of my Imk My he:t
aiHies and 1 p- t dlzxy, too. 1 fi-vl
as If I were fuIUHK forward. Mv
kidneys act Irn-Kularly and I rc l
miserable all over, but after 1
take I loan's 1'lllH I Hill free of
kldn-'V trouble.
A l-T K U Kl M il Y K A US. M
Johnson said: I have never foun 1
unythtntr to do me as much I
is lnan8 rt!ls."
tior, at all dealers. Kosier
Mit.nrn Co.. Mtrs., Iluffalo. N.
Y. Adv.
I Want A Monarch-
Each year finds it a little easier to sell MONARCH
RANGES. Each year shows a little more clearly
that MONARCH RANGES are better in every way.
MONARCH RANGES combine many important
and exclusive features, with a strength of con
struction and beauty of appearance which make
it most desirable to the particular housewife. Let
us show you.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Your Old Range Taken As Part Payment
1 1-
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Something New In Brooms
A new size, just right for the younger people to use. I3e sure to see them A rcnl fine broom for GOc.
VEGETOLL
A new shipment just in. This is the 100 vegetable oil shortening A finer shortening at a lower cost.
No. 3 tin 9."c; No. 10 tin $i.n;,
v M KNETTS VANILLA EXTRACT.
A nationally Known quality product. 2 oi. bottle 31'c; 4 oz. bottle
..)C
M. V.-00.. prrtly Mll-.uk- ml.-, ftainn to h- lh only Blrl t"';'
In tli. rIU. Th. only fu 't " n oi aUundiU .upply or
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
"WHERfc THE THK1K1V THRONG" LA GRANDE'S 1'IONEER LOWER I'RICE FOOD STOIIK MUV 49
MOTOR DELIVERY "
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