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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1916.
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Sixty Cups of Perfect Coffee
in Every Pound Can of
Barrington
Hall
45c a Pound
You get what you pay for. The best Coffee
naturally commands the highest price. But Baker-
ized places the best within the reach of all. You
may figure that because Barrington-IIall costs 5c
more per pound, than some cheaper coffee, it costs
more per cup. Not so. As a result of the Baker-
ized process, which provides a granulation of being
uniform particles and removes all the bitter chaff
and dust, a pound of Barrington-IIall will make
from 15 to 20 CUPS MORE PER POUND than
the cheaper coffee.
CALL MAIN 80.
Pattison Brothers
CASH SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
6 Bars Crystal White Soap .....:.!..:.......... 25$
Standard Tomatoes, 'per can . .....I...10
30a Bulk Coffee, per pound ,.:.i:...-..............L..25
25c Gold Dust ...I..:........,.....; ' "gftf
Peanuts, per pound ....i, L......:.:.;....... ..........:... .....10
Joel's Grocery Store
Corner Cedar and Washington,
Main 759 Our Own Free Delivery.
Tni-Blu
Grocery
In the 'last edition wo told you we sold
"La Grande Made" goods, and that we be
lieved in La Grande's, people. That's the
truth.
Times have been a little slow in La Grande
but they are getting better. That's a fact.
Do you want good times? Then help boost.
Don't knock, and trade at C. J. Black's
Grocery, where honesty, cleanliness,
promptness, and a square. l?;il to all is the
ambition. Everything in fancy and staple
C.J. Black's Grocery
Corner Adams and Fir Street
Main 16
mo COLLEGES
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AMALGAMATION OF SCHOOLS
SOUGHT.
Dental and Eye-Glass Institutions
Want to Join U. of O. This Year.
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University of Oregon, Eugene, Jan.
21. Still further development of the
State university s rapid expansion in
professional education may come next
June when additions of two schools
will be acted upon by the.board of re-
CAnfa Onfl ii n sp.hrwil rtf nrttnmn.rv
fni4 whifh thfl ontjimtTi.t - nf iha
state 'have, petitioned. The other is
the North Pacific College of Den
tistry, at Portland, which has peti
tioned for affiliation.
(The creation of a school . , of op
tometry and the admission of the
Nnrth Pflfifir Hanta! CnUotrn wra nivr
meeting Tuesduy. The board elevated
wits uouiuiii3iit. vi. juuriiaiuun into a
school and the department of archi
tecture into a school. This irives the
state university the following pro-
f Aaa! n n n I ohirla na limi InnminL
ism, medicine, law, education, com-'
mflrcn H tv n i-t nir 1 vi-n and mmnn
feasor Eric W. Allen, head of the de
partment of juornalism, thus be
came a dean, as did Professor Ellis
F. Lawrence, head of the department
of architecture.
The regents also created the Uni
versitv'a extension and eorrnsmnnH-
ence-study work into a school, with
Dr. Joseph Schafcr as dean.
A new idea in education was pre
sented hv Prpfsiifpnf P T. Ca
to tie regents Tuesday. It is an idea
inax ior cne present is pernaps orig
inal with Oregon. President Camp
bell in his report expressed it this
way:
"The last generation saw the dem
ocratization of public school educa
tion. This generation is seeing the
democratization of high school edu
cation; for example, in Portland 69
per cent and in Eugene 97 per cent of
SOME IMPORTED WORDS.
Thair Us Hero and Their Meaning! In
Their Native Land.
You are so familiar with those three
Imported words. cliuiiflcur. tonnpuii
aud limousine, tlmt it would never oc
cur to you to ask whether they really
apply to the objects which tuny liiive
oeeu rauuc to acscriue.
Vou know 'that a chauffeur is the
man who Is hired to drive a motorcar.
The mere drivluir of the car In nut th
thing which gives tho intnie Its signifi
cance, for It does not apply to the
owner of the car when he drives. lu
like manner you know that the ton
neau is the part of the machine which
Is behind the driver s sunt and accom
modates three or five persons. When
tho possessor of au automobile Is suffi
cleutly opulent he has a limousine body
for winter use, niid probably It is elec
tric heated and has a bunch of fresh
flowers In the wall vn erorv mum.
Ing. To these three vocables., with
their smell of greenbacks and their
rattle of silks, we miirhf ntlii nnnlhor
even more suggestive 0f tuu expendi
ture of money, the word "hangar,"
which was dra treed Into thn In
wbeu the elided vouth wearlml nf
sixty horsepower speed and took to the
au-.
Would you be shocked to leuru that a
hangar, In rural France, where aero
planes are almost unknown, is nothing
out a sueu ror tne rarm cart? And
what of the chauffeur? The high school
girl was horrified to find, by consulting
her dictionary, that he was either a
llreman or a braggart. Almost ns dis
concerting was tho revelation that a
"tonneau"- was nothing but a vnt or
tub. But the cruelest blow of all fell
when the limousine was shown up as
rough goatskin, worn by peasants near
Limoges. St. Louis Globe-Democrat
RED PEPS
PHILOSOPHY
1i
HOLLAND'S SUBMARINE,
last year's eighth grade graduates en
tered high ischools. The next genera
tion will see the democratization of
University education.
"Such democratization is to be
sought fully as vigroously as tho
democratization of elementary educa
tion. The modern university aims to
make flWitivA wnrkni-fl an wa
clear thinkers of its students. The
old ifimil nf nnivni-aif v AHnAaAn
a few picked leaders has given place
education made universal." . '
that the University faculty (plana
Qurmg tne coming year to inaugurate
a mucu mure inexpensive iiYing- ror
State Univprait.v afnHan,a T4- ia
hoped that the present average cost-of
jwr v tob university may oe near
ly cut in two for those- for whom strict
economy is necessary.
ine regents authorized a $40,000
ouuaing to nouse tne school of educa
tion, the work nf whinh lino 4-oklaJ
aunng tne last two or three yeras.
The students trained in this school or
education are now doing work in
nearly everv standard Wo vimni
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the state.
The erniliiMtiiiii- o)naa nf 101 nr;n
:9how an incraiiRA nf !R .nor Af Aud.
that of last year.
The creation of a professorship of
Snanish And nf haw nnaitiAn. in A.i..
, (.vaiviuilj, diu
cation, ai-chftecture, law, commercial
and Industrial
socioloirv. Triivtincr. rliAftM r,io;
speaking1 and music were recommend
ed nd will be up for final action in
June.
Only three salaries were increased.
The rOB-ants unnrnvftH t-1ia n.1n
- r,...v wio II HI 1 1 VI
an all-OrGCOn hixtnritn1 nnn.ann -A
oe iffiven in commencement week in
June.
For Rheumatism.
As SOOn nn ntfnMr nf T?U,....:.
.... vn.'vtt, VJ. AVilUllHl ViSIll
begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Don't
waste time and suffer iinnnMorv
affOnV. A fow Hrnno nf Cl..i. t
- - " i' - kriuoiia uriu-
ment on the affected parts is all you
"ctu. j. ne pajn iroes at nnp.
A PTfttoflll Stuff avai ni'tA. HT
f , niiico. i was
suffering for throe weeks with
Chronip. Rhaumnfiom onJ Ct-ififi XT 1-
n tnnuirh I trml . ...... .,1 : .. : xi
failed. Fortunntelv I henrd nf
Sloan'K T.inimnnf unil !L
JU : ,v "" uaiilB 11.
t-hree Or four rinva om .n n ..J n
.. u.i. u f j raim won.
am umpioyea at tne oiggest depart
ment store in S. F. where they employ
...m oia j eipnt nunared hands, and
ohey surely will hear all about Sloan's
i-iiiiment. . is. smith, San Fran
Cisco, ual Jan. 1915. 25c t all
druggists.
The Motlv That I Said to Have In-
epired the Inventor.
John P. Holland, the inventor of the
modern submarine, was an ardent ad
vocate of freedom for Ireland, says a
writer in World's Work. With this end
In view, he allied himself with tho
1' ennui movement In America nnrt d
signed ror it a type of vessel with
which he hoped to destroy England's
fleet. The Fenians (humped Mm aelw.mo
and Holland designed u bout which for
several mouths entertained the people
on tue waters around New York.
The Fenians had done everything
they could to keep the thing a secret,
uiougn rumors or the usual "British
spies" were numerous. Orvnsinnuiiv
an excursion bout or a-tug would ba
aniazeu to see n peculiar contrivance
suddenly stick Its head out of the wa
ters. There were stories that It was a
sea serpent, or a whale, or a derelict
v nen tue conning tower opened, how
ever, and Ilollaud's good liatured Irish
face suddenly peered out ou the OutHlde
world the mystery was explained.
The Inventor had no dldlculty In op
erating In all the waters about New
York. His boat handled easily, deftly
and safely, the only trouble being, as
always, with the engine. The newspa
pers, which devoted columns to his un
der water voyages, dubbed the vessel
the Fciilan Uam. a name more pic
turesque than descrlDtlve. as 11- v
not a ram at all, but n torpedo boat
An Impartial Student
We wero walklnir thronel, tiw nmrr.
uiuuia or nis excellency Mr. Snuiarth,
tne prime minister of the guekwnr of
oaroua. nuout two vontu nm. nH
tlced an open Bible on a table at the
neaa or tne prime minister's bed. I
asked why he. a devout nimin
Interested in the Bible.
Biwnd a half hour each duy reading
mm dook niong with the sacred book
of Hinduism. I liavo fniiml If nno. nf
the greatest influences in developing
uiy uiieueciuni as well ns my spiritual
me. iou may be Interested to know,"
he continued, "that tho educated men
of India know tbe Bible, as n rule,
quite as well as they kuow any one of
uiuir own saerett classics." Christian
Hem Id
"Hip ftLW who doesn't
jet &l! thats coming to
m is $ncraHy iwty.
Special
Hat Sale
?3.00 Hats $2.00
A vatio Caps ...... . .$1.00
Woolen Shirts 33 1-3 per cent
off. -
Auto Gloves, special, regular
regular $5.00 now $4.00
Auto (Gloves, special, regular
' $3.00 now .$2.30
AutJp doces, special, regular
$2.50 now ..i $2.00
Saturday last day of sale call
and get suit at 8:30 Saturday
evening. i
The
Toggery
The eroodness of
the cracker depends
upon freshness.
Snownake Sodas
. are always
fresh an
ORDER FROM
ANY DEALER
Pacific Coast Biscuit
Company
Portland, Oregon
Bad Habits.
Those who breakfast at eight o'clock '
or jater, lunch at twelve and have din
ner at six are almost certain to be
troubled with indigestion. They do
not allow tfme for one meal to digest
oeiore taKing another, not less than
five hours should elapse between
meals. If you are troubled with indi
gestion correct your habits emd take
Chamberlain's Tablets, and you may
reasonably hope for a quick recovery.
These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
SUDDEN DEATH
Caused by Disease of the Kidneyg..
The close connection which ezista
between the heart and the kidneys m
well known nowadays. As soon as
kidneys are diseased, arterial tension is
increased and the heart functions are
attacked. "When the kidneys no longer
pour forth waste, uremic poisoning
ocean and the person dies, and the
cause is often given as heart disease, or
It is a good insurance against such a
riflk to ftpnri lfl rnnta tnw o bam..!.
package of "Anurio" the latest dia-
Many People Don't Know.
A sluerin)i If VA1 if an .a ..a a n
co .. .nUOU w itsr-
son an A-nrfnl 1vf nf ma. C 11 .. M
dizziness, headaches, constipation and
biliousness are sure signs that your
liver needs help. Take Dr. King's
New Lif Pillo nH um i,. ii 1.5-
tone up the whole system. Fine for
the stomach too. Aids digestion
Purifies thn hlnnA ortA AlAAn .1
. viwua w uuin-
plexion. Only 25c at your DmiPiris.
covery of Dr. Pierce. Also send a.
sample of your water. This will be
examined without charge by expert
chemists at Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y. When you suffer from
backache, frequent or scanty urine,
! rucuujiiuo pauiB nere or mere, or that
! constant tired, worn-out feeling,' it's
I time to write Dr. Pierce, describe, your
symptoms and get his medical opinion
without charge absolutely free. This
"Amnio" of Doctor Pierce's is found
to be 87 times more active than lithia,
ior it dissolves nrio acid in the system
as hot water does sugar.
Simply ask for Dr. Pierce's Anurio .
Tablets. There can be no imitation.
Every package of Anurio is sure to
be Dr. Pierce's. You will find the signa
ture on the package just as you do on
in. i ierce s uoiden Medical
for blood and stomach.
WORBY, DESPOtfDEXCr. '
Kidney Disease is suspected by medical
men when patients complain of backache
f wlJh lrreS"lar urination, dis
turbed, too frequent, scanty or painful
passage. The general symptoms are rheu
matic pains or neuralgia. headachM.
dizzy spells Irritability, leindS
weakness and general misery Worn?
jt.frequ?'?t1.,causo, and sometimes a
symptom of kidney disease. Thousands
have testified to immediate relief from
overy
POOL HALL SOLI).
Joss Spencer of Union to Move His
Store.
llni.m. rti-a T. on t- c
.. , ,,. i.u, vtKn oponcer
OOUt-ht tho ruml t.i.11 J i... i.
Kinr tnHnv nnH ...ill u:
j ...,u ... MTC ,1K, aiUfK
of confections into the bcjv location.
"... nuiR expeneu to move to the
Pugot Sound country.
A Famous Compliment.
Of famous onnmltmmit, nni.t
fair sex the supply is so largo niid daz-
r.iing tunc it is a matter of no small
difficulty to pick out the brightest
gems, but If the following was unlook
ed for It certainly deserves a place
among the best: Fontonelle when nine
ty years old passed before Mme. Hel
vetlus without noticing ber.
ah, saia trie lady, "that is your
gallantry, then! To pass before me
without ever looking at me!"
"If I hod looked at you, inadiim," re
piled tho old beau, "t never could have
passed you at all.'.'
Obviously Incompetent.
"Did old Dr. Gruffer seem to under
stand your complaint?"
"No; tho man s an lsuoramus. i et.
plained to him I wanted to bo advised
to take perfect rest nml n tHn k
said what I needed was to skip rope
and stop thinking up Imaginary trou
bles. Richmond Times-Dispatch
Just received a fresh shipment of Jones'
Dairy Farm Little Sausages.
Try a sack of pure New York Buckwheat
L lour for hot cakes.
All Flour is going up, this is a good time to
buy. .
If you try Dutli's Quality or Butter Nut
Bread you will want no other.
V
.V.". A Tl I I
v . n inorougn inspection
It's just as necessary for a stornur hat.
ttry as for a human being. Good health
r " .iinicuty in cuncr case, uur free
-K inspection is an inexpensive safeminrH.
Johnstone & IU-island
1515 Auams
Our Ginger Snaps are fresh and crisp, 2
pounds for 25c. 1
A full line of vegetables and nut in season.
CITY GROCERY & BAKERY
The Home of Fancy Groceries
Free inspection of any battery at any time