La Grande evening observer., February 17, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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FAT FOLKS
ONE DOLLAR
Inverted n a bottle of those wonderful. I.armles. fat-reducing tables
r.d In 30 daya you wl.l b a normal, w ell-formed penmu again. Don't carry
.arouad your ugly bulk, your ungainly .uperfluoui, Xh. Jt n.ak... you mM-
arable ridiculous nn.l what Ik more .,.p..ri..nt. It subject you to fatal ennw.
nuenoea, sudden doalh from fatty degeneration, heart .Mi-. kidney tro..
ble, apoplexy and muscular rhoiiniall am-all come from OVKH-r AT MS
. !"ANT!:.CQRP(ia
If FATiii
Thousands of Testimonials from Crate
ful People Prove This
YOUR MONEY BACK (F IT FAILS
AXTI-COKI'U U abHolutely the greatest discovery In medicine for do
cueing fat. It la made In the form of a little tablet out of Vegetable mat
ter and Is eaay and pleasant to lake. It Is endorsed by every reputable phy
inn mil Poiinirn r Medicine. Ask your doctor.
ANTI-CXMH'U Is absolutely harmless. The formula used In making tlth-
reparation Is on file In the Bureau of ChemlHtry In Washington. Which 1
juroof that it Is PURE and HARMLESS.
AXTI-COItPU reduces FAT 3 to 5 pounds a week. It reduces double
t-htn. fat hips and flabby cheeks. No wrinkles result from this reduction
for It makes the skin clone-fitting and smooth.
ANTI-rOKI'U strengthens weak heart, cures palpitations, short breath
Und acts like magic In musculur' rheu maiism and gout.
P1UCK $!. per bottle. Money back If It don't do all we clulm. II
your druggist docs not keep It. show h Im this advertisement and make him
et It for you. or you can send for It D JRECT to us. We pay postage and
end In plain wrapper.
30 DAYS' TREATMENT IX EVERY BOTTLE.
We will send vou a sample of this wonderful fat-reducing
C C remedy on receipt of ton centn to pay for postage and
'M fi L. I P,l, k,nB' I1111 sample Itself may be sufficient to reduce thr
' desired weight. Mention this paper. Desk 4.
ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.
31 WEST I25tli STREIT MW YORK. N. Y.
CARNIIAL PUH IS ADOPTED
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added to for It U planned to divide
the prol"' derived by the merchant .
equally between the park land und
the celebration fund.
In view of the f.ut that the carnival
Is one whore uny nodal organization
of Hie city can attend, and the man
agement is not one organization alone,
I'vl.-""I,,1H ' I'jiilre lus!n s
I, .it,', re in j.m. -ill .--''' i cM'
cf the tnu-'iness trur. but that t'i
eininoll will allow free use of the
streets for the occasion.
The company carries 200 people am
lias 14 large, dean and first-class at
tractions. K. K. darner Is tile repre
sentative of the company who Is in
Im (Jrande today and will remain here
until definite action Is taken.
The New Spring Shoes and
Oxfords Demand Mention
H NAME
SUPERfLOUS HAIR
IS NOW CURAB't
Are you afflicted with this disease
Are you still using fi. razor
Are you still UBlng a tweezer
THEN VOU Cfcttainly
Have Not Used
M-A-J-l
Dr. Alexander Crossman, the Eminent Hair and
Scary Specialist has, after 15 years of research
and experimenting, discovered an absolute remedy
fr ttiis unsightly disfigurement.
(.naraiiteed
to Destroy tlio
l'MtiNwt Uruvvth
u- Yuur
MONEY
ItKFlNDEP.
Guaranteed to
t absolutely
non-Injurious to
Hie most
delicate.
7'he above Is not the result of magic, but of this wonderful discov
ery named MAJI. Tills protonraph Is ONK of the thousands of cases
MAJ I has cured. MAJI Is endorsed and recommended by the mst
. repiKMble physicians as the only remedy for l'KRMANKNT leiuoval
and dostrm-tlon of superfliious hair.
The action of this WUNDKI'.Kfl
compound commences Immedt-tlely on
Its application to the pails altllcted
PROVE
MA.1I does not burn the hair, thiist
tli.iiiiliis' ll ret ill II looie coarse Ull'lj
luisily iliiin ever. MAJI Roe t llit j
ro..1 i.l the evil It dslniys the oauej
nf ilw ei,ilh 11 destrovs the I.ictors
faor:il.l. to lis nsrowlh. Mali cine
-u Itijf .lie pioiliutive condl
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CURES QU
.GKLY
i.i ir,-- ll', it caiiM- this disease.
1' ..u ant to he l i;HKI. If
if vou waul to discard the
if to i
and FERMANATELy
ra.
.11 want t'l distell:-.e vl!ll the fine
heavy vi 11 vou arc compelled to
neeal ilns humiliating:, unsluhtly blemish, v-t a bottle of
TIA.ll now at once. If your dniKSlst does not keep It send $1 to us
direct and we will mail It to you. potaSe M-pald; in plain wrappcrr.
Turkish Remedy Co.
31 West 125 Street New York, INI. Y.
A.l.li. Mosk I. I iot nliinMc ll.H.klel "Hie Key to the Problem'
SUNT tN K Kyi' EST.
ADDED DAILY
Next week will open with renewed
vigor by the Park association mem
bers. Weekly, new names are ap
pended to the membership list and
many more will be uttached especial
ly next week when special effort will
he put forth by the soliciting commit
tee.
SeploinlMT Harvest Ecstiviil.
The promoters are planning ahead,
something for each season of the year,
unl the latest bit of news from tin;
park camp is that a harvest fostiva'
will he held In September, and is al
ready branded as t ho largest thing o!
Its kind ever held ill La Grande.
The entire city realizes the now par!--
movement has gone too far now ti
tract. A Klorloiis finish Is Inevi
table. Among the new names added
to the roll of honor and membershi)
are:
Mrs. George Cochran, Mrs. Jm
Kecney, Mrs. ). K. Silverthorn, Mr
mil Airs. J. A. Gates, Ada West, Loom
Wade, Mis. I'. Thelson. Mrs. E. V
Hragg, 55oo flragg, Harry Paulson
Herbert Pattison, Kobert Xewiin, Rut I
tussell, Pauline Lederle, Alice Ladd
leorge Good. Mrs. George Good, K. '
Moore, William Miller, Gladys Mtllei
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Robci
Miller, Jr., Isabella Miller, Mrs. Gee
H. Currey, Margaret Kirk, Mrs. M. ('
Kirk, F. A, Palmer, Reatrlce Green
Louise Sohllko, A. G. Iiughlin, A. ('
Huntington, Ed Eckley, Winflold Eck
ley.
The new spring shoes show a decided change in style from anything shown in
the last two seasons. The new Tan, Ox-Blood, Mauve, Glazed Vici Kid, and Patent
Oxfords are preferred and you will find a great mary people, especially the smartest
dressers, wearing shoes of this kind. Large brass eyelets and pearl buckles add
greatly to their distinctiveness. The lady who likes high shoes will find a nice va
riety of styles to choose from, such as Tans, Tans with white top, Patent Buttons,
and Patent Kids. We carry a complete line of Infants' and Children's shoes in all
the new styles.
Correct Styles, Dependable Quality and
Irreproachable Workmanship
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THE QUALITY STORE.
STRIKE GAS
,111110 S IN m VALLEY
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AT ONTARIO
Paliel City. Feb. IT. The Menu,
oral "till ibis oioi-nlng-
l.oe.il s'o'.i.bolilers of (lie tuitnii'
'o-opei a'ive l.i" it i Ml company wer.
I. j . ice I v. le'-day h the i.ews tha"
yas ll "I I" ci St VIUU 111 I'll- Well "0
ih.it ompiiny's to-operty and that tie
tioW ':S stll'l'l . tit lo IllStil'y I lie mini
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The meeting of the stockholders is
to be held on Tuesday, March 2, at
the offices of John L. Rand In this
ity. Its purpose is to cancel the pres
ent $350,000 mortgage upon the prop
erty and to bond the road Instead In
he sum of $2,000,000, which will be
used In the development of the vast
schemes which are said to be outlined
by the promoters of the railroad prop-
isition.
! Money In Sight?
That the Eagle Valley railroad com-
iiany has the necessary $2,000,000 in
dght Is Indicated by the language of
he call, which Is to authorize the can
cellation of the present mortgage,
from which It Is concluded that the
lew rdan has been financed and that
.he men behind the scheme have at
ast the money necessary to n tip'
lie original bond issue.
Irrigate Rig Trad.
Although definite information n
to the plans of the company could
ml be secured last evening, it was
tn!eil iipoii good authority that the
oinpany will use a large portion of
the money to he secured ihroiiuh the
bond issue for the development of a
big irricaiion project along the Ilio
;he road and trihetary to this city.
sc'fveys for the scheme liav" been
made and it is declared feasible by
some of the best nuthoriii 's on irri
e.ition in the slat-. The company
plans a reservoir proposition, through
which it will be able to store enough
water to allow of a full year's irriga
tion for several thousand acres of now
dry lands.
Vast TimlsT Reoim-s.
In addition to the big Irrigation
scheme planned, it is also understood
that the management proposes to ex
tend the line down powder river to
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GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS Ass't Cashier
F. J. HOLMES, Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Ass't Cashier
F. L. MEYERS Cashier
La Grande National Bank
Of La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
DIRECTORS
J. M. Berry J. D. Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. Brykit
C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver
W. L. Brenholts George Palmar
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
uditp rn n r.ATflLOG
f The School that Places You in a Good Position "
TO KILL OPTION GILL
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forts will be made to secure a ratifica
tion of the treaty by this congress.
rouxt ii. .mdktinu.
viitt-vu t ut nr.
Motion tor Xoii-Sult IWnltil Jnr
Visits SjimhiIII.
Tbt morning uP"i convening of
nrt lodge Knowles denied the mo
ton for at nn-ult tn the tase of A. J
rani i
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n
I fori
in I.. ;
an ho!
stl ike.
as w .is s i, pi the
I ici.inlitv- : few ilnys lit
flow g..t b. t t. r as the driller
In r down und at a depth of -.'-joa
t the fl-.w wis considered sr.ffi' iert
uo'idt.nv miiv further stock from
the market.
; The Ontario (1;k ,t OH company 1"
compos,., of local Ontario people,
who have already put nbout S'.'O.ooi
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tp'o tile development or llflr properly i oi ner exiensions. as a logKinK roan in- - - ..-r. -
land the well is nt present down to a ' to the fine timber country lying back oo,e over with the wets, giving the t.ik. .iiite a numb.-r of the clt ci
'depth c.nsid.-rnMv b.-lnw es level. ! 'mm tbe road up tloos.. Oreek and ':' r ' n.'iigh votes to pass a bill satis- tr- mmf time to realize the new'
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manner or auuiting ami
I e.s. nl.ilivi s rushed to the house.
Aft.r the Falconer bill was defeated
Tills I lie So
-loii in Which Hills A'e
raid.
Snake river, affording an nutlet on
. . ,. . . .. according to plan. Koseniiaupt of. ,.,,,m,.n meetinir this evening,
the northwestern line at r.obbinette. i t itv conn, n mun i.o.
This will give an opportunity for Spokane, and Kntl.md of Pierce, n.cv ( One of the prill ipal matters will be
. . .. .U.. I.... ...r. 1 ... .1 ..I. . r l.l'l .... . Let inn Cll. ifc
as a logging road ill- oiuiif; nil me iii.. I...,,- , uic 1'dJ U'fc oi i'iiip
Warren vs. tl-.e Taliner l.mrb. r
.il'd the i.s:itiiollv ef I ho dcl. ns,. I.,.-
u.i n. This afternoon the Jury visit, d; I'offev I'ounil ".uillv.
the scene of the accident in the lum- j j?nn Francisco. Feb. 17. Former
ber yards of the company. Judge ' Supervisor M. W. Coffey was today
Kuow len intends to hold night sessions , found guilty of accepting bribe of
during the remainder of the court !$1rtnt from the United Kal!rond. for
term.
Itevrlt t.uot of Kaiser.
Herlln. Fob. 17. Roosevelt
o. in I
a rote favoring the overhead trolley.
1 ihorio-i Treaty i:cx.rltl. j Vnder the new system, bills must be
Washington. Feb. 17. A favorable ' presented the first of each month und
spend several weeks here as a guest ' report on the Canadian fisheries trea- audited, and are not ordered paid un
ji.f the kaiser according an an-'ty w as ordered today by the senate j til the mid-month session of the coun-
e.ouncement made today. committee of foreign relations. tr-cll.
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