La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1913, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1913.
RE Mi CHEW
BIG FAVORITE
LECTURE OF CHINA RECEIVED
v f WITH FAVOR. .
Audience Crowds A boat Him Showing
PreiBe and Compliments.
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Masterly magnetism and logical erg
pment, bristling with oriental 1 wit
whic by the way is keen wit, bubbled
forty ' frpfni the , ; mouth of Ng
Popa (GJiJeir thf Chinese statesman, or
ator and editor ftrday afternoon
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and held spell-bound a group of 600 past and those which loom in the fu
men, women and children with his ture, and ever and anon sparkled some
vivid word-picture of China's uhmak-' pretty wit, and to say that the chau
ine and recasting during the past few tauqua has presented but one man in
hundred years. How China happened;1" ur years of existence wh,ch was
to fall into the hands of the Manchus! popuUrly received or as univers-
. : 1fiKn ally praised is about the truth. He
dunng the years just preceding 1650 m Men
was vividly told; but the kernel of bis wj,0 often draw the.' color line
speech was reached only after the em- in - business and in social af
inent speaker had grasped the sym- Mdhowered him with praise after
nathv and caueht the spirit of the! e 8Pcec ' , v,l
audience. He clinched attention with
his first word and held it to the last,
coming out the second time to kow
tow before the admiring' audience.
The rapid decline of the Chinese
government, the utter lack of ad
vancement under the . Manchus, with
slight reference to the manner in
which the Manchus fell from power
is 1912, all took logical sequence and
time in the separate elucidations, that,
singly and collectively, led to the
''problems of thf New China," which
'ftas his theme and subject " '
Financial, military, international and
political are the four great problems
cut of hundreds of great problems"
averred the speaker. Briefly he pic
tured the struggle for 'the loan of a
million or two dollars needed to get
the New China on her feet until a tax
ation system is devised, a pretty com
pliment to the American government
being paid because a conspiracy in the
loan wai broken by Uncle Sam, The
need of a standing army to protect
what harbors remain out of many ori-'
ginally China's the chief international ;
problems and the politic 'Question
Cach came in for brief txpoundment.
the pftUttaftl phase in China gave
th Clever Chinaman ample ground
and opportunity for pretty .- .compli
ments to the United States, and inci
dentally gave opportunity for some
very keen puns and humpr-Chinese
humor, if Ng Pooh Chew is an expon
ent, is indeed humor.
The Chinese adopted a republican
form of government by force of ne
cessity and by reason of choice anc
because of this, the government is
popular, with the bulk but opposed
by conservatives who "are being per
mitted to die as near a natural death
as possible," to quote the speaker. He
told of the compulsory education law
for both sexes, the building of new
railroads, told of the struggle in years
' All skin troubles should be attacked
from within by stylus the Mood cir
culation a good dally hla: Tale fa
accomplished with a & R, the bat
known and moat highly reoonunoadad
Mood purlfler ever discovered. Its
actio is vary rapid.: Its veceteMe
nature te such that it naturally roaa
rich Into . the Mood, saturates the
entire circulation, bathes . the tlwuee
with an influence that enable the
Skin to heel QUlsMyV The action of
a a a U that of an antldoU - Hi
this fact has b'elB demonstrated time
SDdtfme" ari in tba most sevvre
forma oi weeping 9iep.
Its Influence la the tiafueS where
the tiny arterites trahifer tb r4
Mood for the w&fB but bU4 to Use
veins is quite retbetlutole, and roes on
conetanUy with every tick of the
clock (be beat bf the heart. '
And new akin 1 thus cajusd to. form
while the germs of Irtltatlns Influ
ences that cauee ecsftma are scattered
and their harmful feature entirety eue
pended., , ,- ..-...,.. .fr.-
a a B. has a wonderful tonle In
fluence in the blood .because it eon
tains no "dooe." la not a. "physic" la
entirely free, of any mineral druar or
any other drug except the remark
able medicinal effect of the pure vege
table products of which it la made.
Few people realise how harmful are
many of the strong1, crude ointments
that used to be in favor before they
learned that B. 8. B. 1 safe, apeedy
and sure. Ask at any drnr store for
a bottle of B. B. B. Give it a a-ooa
trial and you will aoon see a decided
improvement In any form of skin
trouble. Write to The 8wift Specific
Co., 137 Swift Bids-, Atlanta, Oa., for
special free advice on ecsema and any
ether form of akin or blood trouble.
Note the offering of votes in the LYON-TAYLOR
CONTEST. All merchandise offered is hue to name
and grade and is from regular stock at regular prices.
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SILVERTHORN'S
Fairly Drug Store
' 5,000 on 25c purchase. t5jfj I
Book accountB. ; .
, Camera Supplies. f$ it-
Photo Goods. ...r-i'ar;-
Stationery, i; arftfprl-r-
HENRY & CARR
Home Furnishers
Any purchase in Our Entire Stock of
Furniture and House Furnishings 10,
000 votes to each One Dollar. : V!
F. 1. LILLY
Hardware
.Hjammocks'
Jardenieres
Gasoline Stoves
22 Rifles.
1,00 to $1.00
Ji000to$1.00
.1,000 to $1.00
-1,000 to $1.00
$10.00 paid on any suit.-.,-lo6,000 voter
B V D Underwear 10,000 votes to dollar ,
All summer Underwear ' 7 , .
.-;10,000 votes to the dollar ,
.We have a few imports in ; ; ; :
, Ladies Suitings, will . . . , '.. : '
, sell at cost 10,000 votes to the dollar'
Auto Gloves 10,000 votes' to each' dollar
;Auto..Coats . 10,000. votes to each dollar
THIS OFFER'is for WEDNESDAY ONLY
Sales on Other Days Receive ONE VOTE for EachXent Paid to any of the above Stores
Many men haven't the money -tobuild only because they haven't the courage to save.
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BAR
SO MUCH IS BEING SAID JUST NOW ABOUT SALE PRICES, SPECIAL VALUES AND UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN MERCHANDISE THAT WE
DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO A FEW OF THE ITEMS FEATURED IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. MOST OF THE PEOPLE OF LA
GRANDE AND VICINITY ARE FAMILIAR WITH THIS DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE AND HUNDREDS CAN TESTIFY TO THE SAVINGS
THEY HAVE MADE ON PURCHASES HERE.
Everything lis Priced Less And Mlany items alt
Half Usual Prices
NO SHODDY GOODS OR JUNK BUT DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
Men's Gauntlet Leather Gloves, 25c
Men's Heavyweight Bibbed Overalls . :....69c
Men's Good Serviceable Hats L. 98c
Men's $3.50 to $4.50 Shoes $2.48
Note the Following Low Prices:
Men's Gun Metal Shoes ...,,,,..,,,,....,$1.98
Men's Ribbed Underwear . ....... 19c
Men's Poros Knit Underwear,.,,,,,,,., 25c
Boys' Shoes, button or lace $1.38, $1.48, $1.58
Children's and Misses' Sandals.,. 49c, 59c, 69c
Boys'' Pants, $1.00 and $1.25 values 68e
Boys' Union Suits .... 50c
White Handkerchiefs ....4c
Bandana Handkerchiefs ... 4c
REMEMBERYou Can Always Buy For Less at our BARGAIN BASEMENT
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