LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH-22, 1911.
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.". . ' ; Absolutely ;Puro '
The Only Baking Poivder Made from Royal
Crape Cream cl Tartar.
iafegttatcis the
gainst akimv
Chemists tests haye shown that a part ot the alum from
biscuit made with an alnm baking powder passes Into
the stomach, and that digestion Is retarded thereby.
Read the label and make sure that your baking
powder Is not made from alum.
food
$ fEtfSONALS.'
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THEATRE
rnoGRAX V,
The Ironmaster Edison
Latest feature film, a magni
ficent picture.
Prlscllla. and the Pequot....
V Kalem
An Indian story of thrilling
situation.
Pots and Pans and Poetry...
Pathe
They all mix.
Max Makes Music Patha
X positive scream all through.
You can't help It
. Special:
Silver Therads Among the Gold.
Everybody's ' favorite, beauti
fully arrange and illustrated.
Matlnee-Miss Nellie Garrlck.
Evenings Mr. C. P. Ferrin.
Boys and girls sell twelve coxes or
Take OnV Shoe-Polish, ,10c each.
Make forti -ce'tits and gel a nice foun
tain pen free. "A. W. Westby129
Grand Ave, Portland, Oregon.
The Oregon wHl furnish first class
nnma anil hnnrri nt 3S. SHO and 13!
f.T month. No. TO ,t.
T?V.ift .".'ountain
3top that cough,
pany. .,:'
.'-neb Remedy will
Wr'ebt Drug com
East- m Star Inltlaitlon
All meniebrs are requested to attend
this, evening.
. Fred Mtcalf of Imbler Is at the
Foley. ,
J. A. NIre, North Powder, is stopping
nt the Foley. !
Dick Kinney of Joseph is at the Sa-
M. L. Davis of Haines Is a guest of
the Savoy. .
AssisJaat Superintendent J. D. Stack,
of the O.-W., Is here today on business
and inspection. .
Hfmn'a PeUrs of Pandlcton was In
the city.todaj-.. ;, Mr. .Peters Is spend-
fw dars in Hot Lake.
T. D. Taylor, sheriff of Umatilla
cvnty, was :n the city last night
,r.d was j'tlEtered at the Fol.y.
County Sup rlntendent E. E. Brags
v:s:tea scacois a; .orta . rowier today.
Mrs. John Gardner and son John,
Jr., left this morning for Baker where
they will visit with friends for a short
time,
Rev. Father Alders arrivtd home
frcn' Pcrtl?r morning. He has i
been transacting business there for ft
few days. - -: - ,-
Commercial Superintendent E. Boin-ng-
of the Seattle district of the West
ern Union, is expected to arrive in the
city tonight on a tour of inspection.
He is at Baker today.
Mrs. Jay Van Buren and Mrs. E. W.
Bartlett left last evening for Portland
where they will attend the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. De Witt, who
died there yesterday morning at the
advanced age of 97 years. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur-Lee, who are
staying at .Hot. Lake, arrived this
morning to spend the day. with Rev.
and Mrs. Upton H. Gibbs. Mr. Lee
is the junior member of the well
known legal firm in Spokane. Both
he and Mrs. Lee were school mates
and neighbors with Mrs. Gibbs at h!s
former home in Clearwater, Minnesota.
TEAM WANTED Medium sized tesm
horses; gentle and safe. G. F. Duch-
er, Cove, Ore. ; '
Onv glass counter show case for
sale cheap at Sllverthorne's family
drug store. '""
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'At THE GOLDEM RULE CO.
IN MILLlNihY DEPARTMENT .
We invite you, o come and inspect our
Spring showing of Millinery in all the
very newest and latest styles for Spring
Exclusive Designs in:
Tailored Hats, Pattern Hats,
Street Hats.
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Out Prices are. within ffte Reach of AH
(fliiir finn'nn'finp nf MdUhbin hals for Men and BOVS IS
riow on displsy, and they are beauties, in all the new and
Snappy styles. Come and look at them, it will pay you
PRICES LESS
(Cemm taoiiy
QUAUTY THE SAME
pfjpSMBjaaaaapss' r- -r-
"I had been troubled with constipation
f . .rA all of the best pnvH-
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ciann in Bristol, Tenn., ;d tljey ro.ua uo
nothing for me," writes TIiob. E. W illisnis.
Middleloro, Ky. "Two iwckagn of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets curer
me.w For nale bv ll (IphIbix.
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sometimes depends nvon
correct filling' of a
a fact which we never over
the jj
prescription if
flook. Evry prescription Is here K T
fliijui with thn best drncrs uro- f T
filled with the best drags pro
cnrable and the service
good as yon ean secure
where. Any preecrfptio
is as
any tt
is im-
niirhnt n nn eh to demand onr It
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kind of drnrs and service,
ter remember this when
have a prescription filled.
not.
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Warning to Kallroad Hen.
Iviok cut for sever and even dan
gerous kidney and bladder trouble re
suiting from years of railroading. Go
E. Bell, 639 Third street. Fort Wayne
Ind., was many years a conductor on
the Nickel Plate, He says: "Twenty
years of railroading left my kidneys
in terrible condition. Thsre was a
continual pain across my back and
hips and my kidneys gave me much
distress, and the action of my bladder
was frequent and most painful. I gorlJ.
a supply of Foley Kidney Pills and
the first bottle made a wonderful im
provement and tour bottler cured flie
completely. Since being cureq; Llave
recommc nded Foley . Kidney .PU1 to
many of my railroad friends." Hill's
drug store. -
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VrightDrugCo.
DILL PICKLES:
Sweet Pickles t
Both plain and mixed in bulk.
Carefully packed in a cleanly
manner. Even the work people
who pack these pfckles are un
der constant care of maul cur
lata employed by the well
known packers, H. J. Helm A
Co.
Z For sale by
iPattison Brc:
Use either phone
WHIM OF AN ARTIST.
Turner and His Qrt Picture, Th
Building of Carthagt."
When Turner exhibited his great pic
ture. "The BuildJn Of Carthage." he
was disappointed because It had not
been sold at once at the private view
and engry with the press for criticis
ing it severely.. Sir Eobert Peel called
npon him. '
-Mr. Turner," eald be. "I admire
your 'Carthage so much that I want
to buy it I am told you want 500
guineas for it"
-Yes," said Turner: "It was BOO guin
eas, but today it's GOO."
Well." said Sir Robert, I aid not
come prepared to give GOO, and 1 must
think It over. At tne same ume u
seems to me that the change is an ex
traordinary piece of business on your
part"
Do as you please," said Turner.
"Do as you please.'
After a few days Sir Robert called
again upon the great painter. "Mr.
Turner." he legan. "although I thought
it a very extraordinaJthlhg for you
to raise your prif-e J jsltfill be proud
to buy that picture. -andVtjutt prepared
to give you the (5W gnmeas; :
"Ah!" said Turner. "It was GOO guin
eas, but today It's 700."
Sir Robert grew angry, and Turner
laughed. "I was only in fun, be said.
I don't intend to sell the picture at
all. It shall be my winding sheet"
For years be kept it in his cellar,
Then it was brought up and bung In
his gallery, where it remained as long
as he lived. When be died be left it
to the nation.
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To Our Friends and Customers:
We wish
to announce that
after an absence
back In the
of four years w are
I J. E,. WINE.S 6 CO.
Changing a Nam.
The brother of Mme. de Pompadour
had at first been created Marquis de
Vandleres. a somewhat unfortunate
title for a man of inch new nobility.
for be soon discovered to his profound
annoyance that bis enemies would per
sist In calling him the Marqula
d'Avant Hier (the Marquis of the Da
Before Yesterday). ,
Mme. de Pompadoor, naturally sen
sitive in such matters, brought the af
fair before the king and, as a title
more or leaa was a small matter to
grant the lady who grasped so much.
after due forms her brother became
the Marqcda de Marigny. From "Mme.
Gaftln.,,
timililillsstllltlliMi
An Ox Hid.
"Thomas," said the professor to
Pupil In the junior class In chemistry.
"mention an oxide,"
"Leather," replied Thomas.
"What Is leather an oxide of?" asked
the professor.
X I blifrbt yonnatAr-hlcflsro Newt.
Harness Business
We have been in this business In this valley for 30 YEARS ana
during that time we have consecutively endeavored to make th
best HARNESS AND SADDLES that good Leather and skilled
workmanship can produce.
If you are a customer we thank you for your patronage ana
promise to msrlt your favor m the future as we have in the past.
If you are not yet a customer a trial order Is solicited, In full con
fidence you will not regret re.
MANUFACTURERS OF
HIGH GRADE
108 FIR ST,
HARNESS AND SADDLES
argams
MCE FRESH
SMOKED
SALMON
PREFERRED
STOCK FISH
FLAKES IN
15c CANS
FOB CREAM
FISH
FISH BALLS
OR
FISH HASH
For the
LENTEN
SEASON
BONELESS
LUNCH
HERRING
ALL KINDS
OF SAB
DINES AND
PREFERRED
STOCK
OYSTERS,
ALSO
CRAB MEAT
FOR CRAB
SALAD
City Grocery & Bakery
The Home of Fancy Groceries
that will make
you money
Ten acres, one mile from the
city, no improvements except
trtes. which are. 13. years old.
This is a fine location, road on
two sides, good water right and
produced over $4300.00 last year
Price . Is ; $6,500.00," one half
down and balance' on reasona
ble time. . This year's crop will
more than pay all expenses and
balance of purchase price. ,
Ten acres, two miles 5 acres
In 9-year-old apples, 2 1-2 acres
of cheerl.es ;,that will bfar con-siderably--this
'year, and 2 1-H
acres, of. garden land." Small
houBendjbarn. This place Is
on main county . road, near
School and will make a fine
home. Price only $3,500.00, one,
'third down and balance1 on time.
This Is fine strawberry land, and
when planted, will yield the,
price of the property every
year. ; '
Ten acres, Just one m tie out,
practically new six room, bouse
and barn, close to school and a
fine money-making home. There
are 8 1-2 acres In apples, and
1 1-2 acres In pasture. Last
year this place produced 4,300
boxes ot apples and will easily
pay itself out after first pay
ment. Price la $5,500.00, one
half down, good time on bal
ance. Soil unexcelled for straw
berries and small fruits.
IMBLER ORCHARD TRACTS
ON INSTALLMENT FAY.
MENTS.
Farm lands In all parts of the
valley.
Residences and vacant lots Jn
all parta of in city.
Security Land &
Trust Company