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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Double Funeral
. Service Is Held
' At Union Sunday
lljr W. V. Connor
v (Observer Correspondent)
'. UNION (Bpoclul) Tho double
tunenil of Major and Mil Boulli,
the BRed couple who tiled last
Thursday und Krlduy within 12
hours of each othor, was held Hun
day afternoon from tho Methodist
church. Major tfouth, a civil war
-veteran dropped dead suddenly
Thursday and Mrs. Mouth who hus
burn a paralytic for many years,
'passed uway tho next morning;
w hile In a state of coma, probably
'without even knowing of her hus
band's demise. The Houlhs hud
made this county their homo for
over fifty years and for the punt
flfU'on years Mrs. South has suf
fered from parulysls.
Mr, Kenilmrton und family have
iitoved to Union from Grunta 'a I
following un exehunKo of property
In the two towns, Mr. ItemlnKton
Hecurlnff a flvu-ucre tract In North
Union and Hum Keck tuklnir over
tho Grunt I'uhs property and leav
Iiik Immediately , for tho latter
place.
K. V. Houlor, J. K. Allen, I. P.
Derby, U M. Walls, James UeVore,
Mux UeVoro and Hcrt DeVoro went
to Maker recently to attend the
' BpurUman's club ntectlnif and
bco tho pictures which wero
' shown by u representative of. the
mate ruiiio commission.
ltoy HcarbrouKh and fumily linvo
moved to linker whero ho has ac
cepted a position In a stoi c.
K. P. Geertsen Is in Idaho for
ft few weeks, lie will remain in
the neighboring state during the
sheep sheurlng season.
-A pluy was given at tho Mormon
church Huturday evening by tho
ltellef society. This Is un annual
event to celebnito thu founding of
the society, ripcclul numbers, both
vocal and instrumental, wero given
between Acts.
; Mountain Gem: Kebekuli lodge
hun issued Invitations to the local
Odd Fellows und their futilities for
n social gutherlng ut tho Odd Kel
lows hall Wodnvsduy evening of
this week, A short session of tho
lodge will bu followed by u gen
eral social timo und tho serving of
u lunch.
George Foster, wno lives In
North Union, Is reported us suf
fering from an uttuck of the
shingles,
Aniong the t'nlon residents who
Here and There With Sports Cameramen
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1 Ilorlon Smith's return to Joplln, "Mo., utter a very successCul winter season of golf was ause for a
big banquet in his honor st which Mayor Chailos A. Patterson, right, presented Smith with a handsome
watch.' 2 Helen Merrllt, Washington statu cu-ed star in basketball, tennis and hockey,'! proof that
competitive athletics (Iocs not tend to deiroy beauty, 3 Paul Norilstrom.. Midland College star, is
rated one ot thu most vcrsutllo athletes iu Nebraska. A The co-eds at Kansas got their greatest kick
(rum soccer. Virginia ll'uruoioutU, lott, and Mary Koyes are pictured. iu a recent, game.
Evans moved from Union to Long
lleach about aix years ago. Miss
Evans la about 1) years old.
Mrs. Mary Castor went to la
Grande Monday afternoon to at
tend a golden wedding anniversary.
The couple celebrating their fif
tieth wedding anniversary are Mr.
and Mrs. White, parents of Mrs.
Castor's former husband, who died
several years ago.
Word has been received bv the
local Epworth League members
that the Islund City leaguers will
be here next Sunday evening for
a Joint meeting with the Union j
organization. Plans for the enter
tainment of the visitor will be
arranged by a committee In charge
of Miss Ruth Connor.
IT'S NOT HARD
TO GROW THIN
People all about you can testify to that
Most of the slender figures seen today
have been won in easy ways. Many have
been won by Marmola prescription tab
lets, based on a modern scientific discov
ery. People hsve used Marmola for 20
years millions of boxes of it. Now
(lender figures in almost every circle
show what Marmola does. .
A book in each box of Marmola gives
the formula and states the scientific rea
sons for results. So users realize how
and why effects are beneficial. A way
which has done so much for so many
deserves a test from you. Make it now.
watch the results for a little while, then
decide. Ask your druggist today for
II box of Marmola.
urc driving new curs uro Alva Cun
ningham und Jumes Webb.
According to an unnouncement
In the locui paper Miss Junln
('router, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
1). H. Crouler, and a former grad
uate of the Union High school, now
finishing her work for a 11. B. de
gree In commerce ut CorvulUs, has
become engaged to Melvln Allen,
of Tlgard, Oregon. The announce
ment was mado at the Zetu Tuu
Alpha sorority and Theta Chi frat
ernity houses at the Oregon Htute
collegorecently.
Mrs. Pearl 8huw, Mrs. Flora
Klelblock and daughter, Knthryn,
were Idi Orumlu visitors Saturday.
A second presentation of the pluy
"Tho Hand of tho lw" which wus
given by a cast from the senior
cluss of tho Union High school sev
eral weeks ago, Is scheduled for
Friday night of this week. Many
requests havo been made for an
opportunity to see the pluy ho the
school decided to stuge It a second
time.
Mrs. John Clark who Tius boon
seriously III for several weeks, was
tuken to La Grundo for medical
examination lost Saturday. , She
was brought bach to Hot Luke end
Is now In tho hospital there. Sun
day she was reported aa aomewhut
better..
Lewis Illdeler. who has hud
charge ot the plumbing work ut
Hot Jiku for the lust few yeurs,
hus moved to Union. The Bidders
aro occupying tho Townley proper
ty in North Union, whero Mrs.
llideler's purenis formerly lived.
If radio funs In this county will
tuno In on KOKIt, Long Uracil,
Cul., any evening at 5 o'clock thoy
will listen to a former Union girl.
Miss Juno Evans, duughtur of Mr.
and Mrs. l'cllx Evans, of Long
lleach, and grand-daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Gambill, of Union,
Is heard In piano recitals. The
BEWARE THE COUGH FROM
COLDS THAT HANG ON
Coughs from colds may lead to 'se
rious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion, sn emulsified
creosote that it pleasant to take,
Creomulsion is a medical discovery
with two-fold action; It soothes and
heals the Inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs creosote Is rec
ognized by high medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing sgencies
ior coughs from colds and bronchial
Irritations. Creomulsion contains, in
addition to creosote, other healing
elementa which soothe and best tho
inflamed membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is sbsorbed into the
blood, attacks the teat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in lite trestment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irrilstions, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money efunded if not re
lieved after taking sccording to direc
tions. Asa, your druggist, tadr.l
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
3C
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
Friday and
AT TROTT,
atmrday
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Two Big
Shirt Purchases
25 Dozen Silk Striped
and fancy Broadcloth
collar-attached, Shirt
craft make. Regular
$2.50 to $3.50 values
$1.85 3 for $5.50
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Only we give you choice of our heavy weight
overcoats that sold from $25.00 to $35.00.
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Sale Prices of $18.85 to $38.85, or a new Spring
Suit Priced at
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$25 to $35
$2.00
BLANKET
SALE
The last of the heavy
blankets, single or dou
ble. Buy one at the
Pendleton, Oregon City
and Nashua regular
price $7.95 to $15; '
Take Another For .
$2.00
Big purchase "Stand
ard" pure silk and silk-and-rayon
collar at
tached, $5.00 to $7.50
Shirts
$3.85 - 2 i'or $7.50
SHORTS
All sizes and colors.
Regular 75c and $1
sellers
3 for $2.00
Broadcloth
Pajamas
$1.95
NEW SPRING
TROUSERS
Men's and Young
Men's.
$3,15 -$3.85
$4.45 - $4.85
Shoes and Oxfords
Nettleton and Dr. Reed
the last of them that
sold to $16.50
$7.65
New Spring
Stetson and Lee Hats
$5.00 to $8.50
TROTTER'S
Successor to Clint's Clothicry
New Pull-over
and Sleeveless Sweaters
$4.85 to $6.50
Thursday. March 21, 1920.
Stevens-Van Engelen Co.
1405-6 Adams.
La Grande, Ore.
Grace Bldg.
New Frocks -
Ensembles
Coats
FOR
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NEW HATS
$2.95 to $4.95
Make your selection now
while the stock is complete
- a small deposit will hold
any Hat or Garment.
Suits
Ricellio Crepe
in now .spring hhutles, plain
4iIoi-h, navy, im'uci, orvlilil
siitl ml. I'ast to wa-sliUim
$1.49 Yd
Silk Under Things
Cifpu it' oliiiio mid m.vou iiii
tlt'iililnj, btt'p-ins, Frt'iuli
(uuiticM, gywiw, i-lit'inL-o-.slii.,
pitjaninji cw uia(cl cul-.
-.j' $1.98
Men's Dress Shirts
mm
ilnialcl(i(h sstriiMs, pin I it
coltii-N iiiuiuiU'ctl tiiluru
collar ittiutiHHl of baiwl
98c to $2.95
Printed Fabrics
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Voiles
Rayon
Lawn '
Organdy
Batiste
33c to 98c
All Over Lace
Miuwoi. all
over I II v
u ii l ocr ii
L'ulum nil
over I n o o
for boil
s i r i! a i j
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98c Yd.
Kabo Corsets
Tlic "Live .llmlel Itasris", A
slylc for every figure.
$1.98 to $3.98
Boys' Golf Hose
Hoys' Miort llireo ijuaiter
Iiom.', pluhls, bright colors.
Kizo T to Vi
25c and 45c
Printed Silks
ttiWHtfr.il idIoi-s nutl imllornn
butli lllit iinil (lurk. 10"
$T.49 and $1.98 yd.
Hosiery for Easter
Mill fasliUiiu-il, Mii-o llii-oml
silk or biiraoii fusliioneil new
slimles
98c to $2.49
Men's Underwear
leii's 1 1 h in s rihliiil iinlun,
Htflit weliclil while or ei-ru
slmil hvie. iinklo leuglli,
!Si.es ;)U to oil
89c
EASTER FOOTWEAR
Mens Oxfords
Itliit-k tr Ian calf oxfimLs
well mjIis rubber luvi
$3.95
Boys' Shoes
lllnek or Invviu ialf, bhulier
rubber lu-el ,
8', - IVx $2.19
12-2 2.79
2'i - 5i 2.93
Boys' Black or Brown
Oxfords
8!, - 11' $2.49
12 2 2.S9
2Ji- 5'V 2.98
Nunn - Bush
Oxfords
rir imn lilnek ami tan
$7.90
Wilbcr Coon Shoes
for the huitl-lo-rit foot
$S.90
Three Button
Oxfords
lllnek kill lenttMY. turn ule,
inllllnry lMel. tnhlMY tap
$3.95
Women's Straps
In hlnek imleiit or kid lenlh.
it, mililiiry heel
$3.95 and $4.95
Girls' Straps And
Oxfords
lllnek 1'iileiit MrnK
Sli - HS $2.23
12 2 2.49
2 'i- 7 2.95
Black or Tan Oxfords
Yi -nVi $i.98
12-2 2.25
2! J- 7 2.49
to 2.93