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1 " - - - " ll, ; - ' , - - . iinmii biwiii-if i When Your Feet Ache 1 , that's the time to convince youilf that,-.- ) Rexall Foot Powder deserves the praise it had received as a real comfort for ten?, der, aching and swollen feet. Money' back if not" . satisfied. 1 Blue Jay Corn Blaster, will remove your corns.., , PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE 731, ffoyteJUL Sfari mammmmmmmmm . helped him to get started HALL : Har! T. Brown, Manager. , ' ; . - i'.JM'Vj f- .: . V. f- .' I 4l 1 ' Y,-' ' J' ' :l ' INSTRUCTION 5 IN DANC INC. BY APPOINTMENT CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSSONS. IN ALL LATEST DANCES Regular Saturday Nfght Dances 50c u w Bring Back Trout .-.V'.; i ; , . , - In your fishing avoid as many of the uncertintiea of luck as you possibly can. Go thorough ly prepured to meet the unfor- seen conditions apt to occur. Get the right tackle of the right quality and take plenty of it. IN OUR STOCK OF FISHING TACKLE you will find the things you need or anything your . equipment hicks to make it entirely com plete. We have everything needed for trout fishing1 rods, reels, lines, hooks, etc. Come in and see the assortment before you go. . ,-, Newlin Drug Company When You Buy Shoes Come to a Shoe Store All the new styles in lace shoes in black and colored 'tops. All the new lasts in pumps in all blacks and colored tops, priced - $2.85 to $5.00 Mary Janes and La Valiero pumps for misses, priced from ,. - ' $1.75 to $2 25 fS'Meivs English lasts m tans 1 T"" f ' WJIB .- " "12 J. French Shoe Co. j) ' . AtnU for Onyx Hosiery '" -- ' - - ' - , ........... I I ' ' ' , , I 1 Judge Mcasick of Baker Tells of Friends of Earlier Days Judee J. B. Messick was in .- La Grande toduy on his way to Cove to attend to funeral of M. B. Rees, In sDeakiiic of the departed one, the I Judge said: 'No better man ever liv ed than Mac Rees. He was my iriena veti. alwnvs my fnend. I well remeni' boi1 when I came to the Grande Ronde valley twenty-five years ago how I stniorirled to make a living. Bud Mc Allister; William Hunter and Uncle Mac Rees proved to be tny standbys. Thoy assisted me in every way they could- to get Btai-ted. I taught school at Moss Chapel. The Cove and at Union and during the years I spent here these men were always loyal to me. It means something to a man to have. three such friends, and today I am going over to the Cove to pay my lust respects to the physical form of ! Uncle , Mac Rees who was an Idem i man. While , we will tenderly consign ' his fiirm fn MntliAi Fnrt.h tnrinv. the impress 'of his noble character will be felt in Eastern Oegon for years ' to come. ; Would that the country Jhnd , more such men as M. B. Rees.!' VERNON TIPS CAR "Drunken Ride" Emulated By Cowboy ... In Stanfleld Automobile - v , Pendleton, April 20. While driv iner his car along East Court street J this afternoon about. 2:30 in front j of the new Catholic church. Dr. H. T, j Barbour, Stanfield dentist, suffer ed painful if not serious injuries -when .the automobile . turned turtle and threw him out upon the pavement. He was rushed to the Jiospital nearby and it was announced that his in juries wore probably 4 not serious al though further examination might, re veal otherwise. Little is known of the cause of the accident as he had only partially recovered consciousness and was not able to make an oxplana tion. ;': : :..-'; ' . Buffalo Vernon, Round-up cowboy was the driver of the car and it is said he was speeding up Court street at a reckless rate and in a .zigzag course. The tracks show that the cat was taking most of the street. Ver non escaped with a few bruises and left the city toward the reservation while Dr. Barbour was being taken to the hospital. Whooping Cough Well everyone knows the good effect of Pine Forests on Cough, Dr. Boll's Pine Tar-Honey is a rem edy which brings quick relief for Whooping Cough, loosens the mucous soothes the lining of the throat and lungs, and makes the coughing spells less severe. A family with growing children r-Iiomti not be ..without it. Keen i har.uy for ill Coughs and Colds, Xoc. nt your Druggist. and blacks, also doth ,., . fU SUB Ail j -"W - w . DID FISHED : passes a fOVE RESIDENT VICTIM OF PAR ALYSIS Cove Strawberries In Blown fend Crop Outlook Splendid " Cove, April 20. (SpeciaWDavld Fishor of this city died at the home of hiB son Guy at Ontario, Saturday night. His death was due to a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Fisher was a pioneer of Cove, and leaves a wife n& several childen, besides relatives nd a host of friends to mourn their loss. The remains were brought to Union for tbo funeral and for burial. - , Ben Miller and Miss Exir White, both of this city, drove ' over to La Grande Monday evening and Were quietly maried. The bride is the eldest e-. of Mr. and Mrs. Orb White and the groom a son of Mr. and' Mrs. fieo. Miller, prominent : and wealthy of the Cove section. '.Con gratulations are extended to the happy couple. They will make their home with the groom's parents for the prna ent. Tuesday night the young people CheHley from town, with their "tin pans and cow bells" surprised the newlyweds. A itood time was reported. ; . .,.. v. Prof. Carleton, assistant State Superintendent of Schools was in Cove Thursday investigating the standad o( Cove High School. Prof. Carleton Jiad just returned from Manama exposi tion.. and reported a fine representa tion from Oregon, even saying "that Oreeon had the best.' . ' If you want; to . be fashionable aound Cove you want , to get tho mumps. JNeany every one nas meni Mrs. Roy Baker and baby left iTies day for Wallowa Co.5 where she will loin her husband. , They . will make thei home on a farm; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller were La Grande visitors Thursday.: Mrs. Mil ler is having some dental work done. David B. Conners returned Tuesday from his trip to Freewater. , Eddie Moroney returned from the Pierce Ranch Sunday and will stay with Henry Chambers this summer, J. W. Ingraham . lost a valuable cow last Wednesday. . Earl McCalli8ter returned from s trip to Enteprise last Tuesday. Miss Audra Cummins who is teach ing Frosty School in District No. 1(5, left on Friday nights train to meet and visit with her father in La Grande, Miss Bolle Dahlstrom left Friday night for a visit with relatives' in Idaho, r v-. '"1 . John Meroney purchased a saddle horse from L. A. Gasset this week. : ' Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bax ter, a son, on ' Friday, AprillB. The mother . and son are doing fine. Mr. Baxter is our local barber. v John Stenholm of Astoria is visit ing at the J. K. Lantz home. C. H. McCutcheon has purchased.) Studebaker auto this week. Mt. Fannie Grange met Saturday afternoon. The crowd was small on ac count of the farmers being busy. A short program was enjoyed by all pres ent. -- , . Chambers and Tallent sold a team of horses to Henry Lynch this week. Mrs. T. B. Johnson and mother, Mrs. Sarah Tompson of La Grande visit ed at the Lester Johnson home Sun day. , : :"" Wm. Estenhansen of Nome, Alaska. and his .mother, Mrs. Estenhausen of this city, are visiting " at ' different points in, Washington.- . . M, and Mrs. Fred Myers of Hot Lake, visited at the Lester Johnson home, Sunday. '; Ed Clark purchased a two vear old colt' from L. A. Gasset la3t Mon day. ! . " Strawberries are in blossom and everything looks fine. Much Rubbish Removed , Las', night when the men knocked off vork, a toUvl of A2 .ads had bent hauloil away, nut counting the wk t.iM- ty Individ als hnn-llit.; ga.';g wagons, teams are in the heart of the business allies today where Com mercial clubv committees found a tre mendous lot of stale garbage that has - ten touched in yean. The clean up as far as it has gone has- been much more thorough than ever be fore, and when the week is ended, the city will have fully a half hun dred loads of rubbish less than a week ago. . ' - ' v BIG SALE IS ON J. C. Henry Store Crowded - Furniture Buyers. 1 With Today the . big stock reducing saie at the J. C Henry furniture . store opened with a rush and all day long the store has ' been -crowded- with buyers who eagerly took advantage of the bargains offered in the high- ctasa furniture. The large stock of firstclass goods was thrown on the market at greatly reduced prices the evidence of which 'was plainfor old price marks were left on the goods and the reduction prices'" attached; under them. . . ' ,: ' i" 'l; ',-" ' "I am very well satisfied with th'w first day of the sale," said Mr. Henry. "It is apparent that the people ap preciate a real price reduction and I believe that in a very short , time I will have wy stock reduced." Adr , . 1 : . : 4-88-n TUHlc JUMTItB The household word of La Grande-y-It n8'.rf: &SZ fidence. Economy in selling at the lowest P" S?btf.i. t i- ' ry,. k.,; ; Wp niiant t es for 83 Big Busy, torenujv this nosflible. ,v T Ladies' New Spring. Dresses v. , $2.8 W.8 1W , Ladles' New Silk Waists $1.98 $2-98 Children's Hats,, . . vi. ; ; . . .15c 25c 49c 69c 98c v Sirltf Black Bloomer v., . 25c 49c , Babes' Rompers ,... ..', , . ... .yi,';t '' Boys' Oliver Twist Wash Suits 98c Girls' Oliver. Twist Wash Dresses . . .;vr,iWt Grile' White Dresses .v. f.i 69c 98c.8L4 Girls' Slippers 89c 98c $1.13 $1.25 $1.49 Ladies' Slippeis $1.49 $1.982.49 $2.98 i ii ii ' i i i .... . -r- 7:T:""-'" 'Tr7v.;i'P:i.-..?i,.. .T? 4. A A JU A 4. J. a. ju 4. 4. A A A ' At CLIMATIC DATA ' . A 4 ; Climatic data, based on read 4 fr ings zor i hours er.ainK n i 4 n-Cht at 6 o'clock" - 4 A Maximum, 68;..Minanium,' 54 - A... Temperature at ri:w today, A 4. A A A 4. A A A A A A 4! Chamberlain' Couth Remedy. From a small becinninir the sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United states and and to many foreign countries. When you nave need 01 sucn a - memcine give . Chamberlain's - Cough . Remedy a trail and you will understand wny it has become so popular' for coughs, colds, and croup. Obtainable every where. - Want Ads. YEARS AGO the crier 1 an ' ; nouneed the auctin sale then . came - the , hand bills and their "hit or miss" results : ' today . the effective . way is the Want Ada they hit (he mark. That'i what counts. - FOR RENT Player Piano to respon . sible parties. Phone , Mr. ' Parks. Main 780. 4-2 1-2 tp FOR FENT Two or three furnished - housekeeping rooms, modern,, pan , try, bath; first floor; cIojo in. Phone . main 715, or call 904 Pcnn.:Ave. 4-7tf. FOR RENT An eight room enquire Dutli Bakery. house 415-'tf WANTED TO BUY-Unlimitod num - F. E. Stilwell, Black 1601. 3-15-tf. FOR SALE Six nice building lots, close to school and paved street; small ' payment down;' balance monthly, Wegener, 908 I avenue. ' 8-24-tf. FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage. Inquire Golden Rule Co. 4-8-tf. FOR ALE Buggy ; Phone red 1031. and harness. 4-8,tf. ; FOR RENT Six room unfurnished house. Apply 1501 Sixth St. 4-10-tf.. FOR : RENT Furnished House- keeping Rooms. Bath. No children Black 771. 4-16-tf An Everyday Cake Here Is a simple and inexpensive cake that can be varied in many ways with different frostlngs and Icings. It looks a little nicer baked in a tube pan, but will be equally as good baked in a square loaf. KC Gold Cake - Br Mrs. Janet McKenxie Hill, Editor ol the Boston Cooking School Magazine. 1 i cup butter: i cup oor: yolks of t tggt. beat tight; 1 cup flour, lee t UveltableapoonfuU-, level teoepoonful KC Baking Powder; cup mxllc; orated rind of 1 orange. Sift Bout and baking- powder together three timet; cream butter and tugar, beat yolks of eggs, add these to creamed mixture, and butly add the moisture and flour alter nately, beating batter until smooth. Gold Cake can only be made successfully by beat ing yolks of eggs, very, very creamy and light kmon colored, using a rotary beater. t nc rotary ocaier is tne only i :ti j- I - the rolki of cava. The beat- Vft K tng kiila all egg taste and Ifl l( HnnrYMSM ttha ttwttir Al the w cake. - , FrMtia Beat the whites' of 2 eggs dryt gradually beat in half a cup of sihed -confectioner tugar and continut the beating until the frost ing is smooth, thick and glossy then beat in gated cocoanut, ' fresh or prepared, and spread upoa the cake. Tkj frosting is made thick by beating rather than by sugar. -v - Sate this recioc Von anil nn, frequently. Or better, send as the colored rtifice packed in each 25 -cent can of K C Biking Powder and wt will mail you "The Cook's Book" cOMaiang this and 19 other baking rKipesequallygood-allbyMrs. HiU. ! Mg. Co., Chicago , -i " ' " ' jTj Men's Suits Men's Pants f'. Wrt Shirts Men's Work Gloves . . . ; Sillr Hats , iUCil a MenT-s Straw Men's; Ribbed Men's Genuine r THE UNITED STORE J. C. PENNEY CO. FOR RENT- One moderate .bedroom, 1512 Adams ' 3-ZUtt. FOR SALE 5 room modern house one small 3 -room house ana ion on East Adams. Will consider somo trade. Liberal tenns to right party Inquire at 1307 4th St. r 1 ' 4-14-tf WANTED. Work on Ranch by man and wife. 905 Spring St. ;. 4-20-8tp LOST A bunch of keys. Observer. Return to 4-20-tf FOR RENT 4 Room Cottage with . Bath. Electric light. Hot and Cold ' Water at the low price of $12.50,. i Inqquir6 at 1GO0J Jefferson Ave. . . 4-20-8t ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant front " rooms SO.OO oer month. Blk 8532 v 902 Wash. 4-19-6t. FOR SALE Three week old pure bred Holsteiri bull calf of Pontile strain.' Also high-grade fresh Hoi ' slein cows. Inquire Edwin Morri r son, Sun merville. Adv. 4-17-rf. LOST A Masonk keystone watch charm, with openwork center, find er will please return to Geo. : H. . Currey and receive liberal re ward. 4-17-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen - hundred dollar automobile- in . fine condition. Will trade for desirable property or will sell dheap for cosh. Jake Biever will demonstrate car arid undersigned will quote figures and conditions of ' trade. Doone Woodell, Red 3541. Adv. : ' 4-17-14. j FOR RENT 14-room house, modern i : trnitur8- Irfiuire .j F0R SALE Typewriter J. D. Lynch Room 2 Foley Hotel Bldg. Adv. 4-16-tf. WANTED Girl to do general house . - work. C. C. Cotes, Federal build ing. . 4-19-tf FOR RENT A new three room - Bungalow furnished or unf urnigh ed. 1219 W Ave. Phone, Red 1262. 4-15-tf j ' a tarial. tarwv Kofi. . Gilt '. I ' broidery trimmed. Bust, medium ttuDDer strip at bottom of! S KaV LnMa I 1 . I lorm. - sue nose supporters. 9 1-2 J) s men Hasp, nrce 9M - , OTHER MODELS I2.M UP Mrs. Robt Pattison Grtetiere 'i PUe & 3221 Ret. 1702 Oak,' ' ! I j 311. A corest, in itself, beautiful, I that lends most graceful, nleasinz ! STBUm Mi 'J- H.H M lttli : K KI.M 2.MU.'a ' Work Pants . . , to 98e f IM iJ. v. . , 25c 49e 98c . i '. . iV. VtV, 69c Hate W ' a m : A A - Ad : Unions . ... ............. ...VW Poros Knit Unions ... 83 BIG BUSY STORES THE CLUB CIGAR STORE ARCH BACON, Proprietor. Cigars of Quality, Beat Grades of Tobacco, Candies of the classy kind; g also' Fishing Tackle and everything for Sportsmen. " ; opeciai I Sale ; ; ! : - - : on I flies! ft Flies formerly two for 25c now tell . : - . JjV r : ' 1A Price t B.W.HUGHES J 1 1 Your Eyes Their Care When Normal Yes PROTECT ENLIGHTEN . ENTERTAIN r You watch this space and from tine to time we will give you information on the proper care of your eyes not generally' known. - ' ' we have - absolutely the plant in Eastern Oregon that grinds and polishes the surface of a lense. . . . . ,' We have the most up-to-date fitting parlors and manufactur ing departments in 1 Eastern Oregon. Call and examine oar plant and compare with others. The firm' that tries to deceive you witJi fictitou advertisement is unreliable, beware of them. J.H.Pear&Son La Grande's Leading Optotaet- flats. . i vrfa
