La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1918, Image 8

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KO VACATION OUT
FIT COMPLETE
Without an Eveready Daylo,
-you,,viU need a Daylo -for. thoHc vacation'
nights around the camp; on fishing, hunting unci
"jf'Pg trijw, foi' the: early morning start or the
ute at night return., '
Darkness is a blindfold, more dangerous per
haps bcyiiuse of tlu; false sense of security when
:.you.tbiufiou know tuewav.-,';
. - s,
tr-The short :i
tho nearest Daylo
i uo m today get tnoXvpe
' take au extra EvereadvTui
yolt. ,
"For safety, eonveniehce and iunWineii learn
the Eveready night-signalling i-odeiSt-wnding
j 'Daylograrns" from camp to a!iip, for signalling ,
for help in ease of danger, or for sending mes
sages by light, which is visible for nine miles.
o safety lies a the path to
Daylo yo need and
jiigstfMi .battery with
Two little tots with the Sells-Floto Circus, which is play,
ing La Grande this afternoon and again this evening.
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( IKCI H !M OIl.MATION.
The nttructlon SollsFloto Circus.
Tho location; The Bunch.
The, performances This aftor
noon at 2 o'clock and tonight at
8 o'cuock, doora opening one hour
earlier.
I The concert by the, celebrated
Sclls-Ploto circus band begins at
17:30 o'clock; . and , the Mysterious
'widow- makes her appoarunce at
1 tho. same timo.
The annexes Open until 10 o'
clock tonight. -Freaks and curiosi
ties. 'circus day appears to be coming
qulto often this summer, as the
SollB-Floto circus, here today, is
.iaiiWJS)W second one to reach La Orande
me ; past reiw weens dui
RUN RIGHT TO THE
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Quick Delivery :, Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
The Pick of the Nations!
Jicst goods only and always can be found .here Our selling is always active
xnerefore you will always obtain Newest Merchandise, ami tiiruieuiiuv. vv
never buy "Seconds" nor'Bankrupt Stocks." , S. ' ''" '"".''.''"
High. Quality arid Low Prices
Combined, are the standards we set up 1G years ago, and we never yariud one ...
ioto from that -cardinal principle in our deaiings with the people of 2.) states ..
wherein we are located. One purchase assures us of your complete confidence,
therefore you will buy here constantly, because we never side-step our policy of
impartial and courteous service to men, women and children. Our growth
has been remarkable because we lender a superior service test it for your
self NOW. ,X - ,
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY 'WE NEVER DISCRIMINATE
:; 'Ladies' PumiJO. XI. or Patent J,,., ,; : $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 ,
Ladies'. Pmiips, mite . Kid and Silver Cloth $6.50, $6.90
- '" Ladies' Fauey NoviHtv Shoes .....1$5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.80
Ladies' Service Shoe
iin40 1
f I within
pi then, it
STAR THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
Special Vaudeville
' i Musical Trio
McWILLIAMS; BALD WIN
andINAL
t From Pantages,
i
is not a bit too often for
the small boy, 'and for nomo of
tlio liu'Kor ones. In .fact, notwith-
fe standing some hositancy to nek no w
k lodgo it, no one ever Is too old or
if ongros3ed to enjoy the circus, tho
it other things may seem more Impoi-
.tant at, the moment. '
Curly this morning the kiddles
I began gathering , at the railway
plynrds, but the train did not reach
SlLa Grande) until about 8 o'clock!,!
However, tho eniull boy wus ready
;to "superintend" the- unloading of
the mammoth amusement enter-
prlso. Just as soon us the cars
wure spoLieu mo uoiraiuing -oe.
Ban. The gieat draft horses yruro
Thore was ono clrcua wagon,1 one
of tho strongest 'ever, constructed,
however, that failed to appear fn
the parade, and this one is the spe
cially constructed si e?l home of Co
lossus, the, giant gorilla, the 'only
animal of the kind; in captivity. Co
lossus is a powerful "bolng" jd
only a day or two ago became angry
and, with n stroke of one of his
hands, .struck his trapeze bar, an
Iron Irod two Inches thick, snap
ping : it in' two as if it had been .
a toothpick, , "
Tho parade was a splendid . ono ;
and the performance this afternoon i
Is up to tho Sells-FIoto Btandard.f
which means, the very boat acts In j
the circus profession. The ' shows
thlB year aro, under the manage-!
mont of Henry B. Gentry, founder
of the famous Gentry Brothers Dog
and Pony .Shows,- and this moans
that there la plenty to nmiiHO the
children ranging from the little tots
up to the aged. So wo would ad
vise all to go early. ' -
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Sboes
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veark
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Men's Work Shoes .
V Men's Elk Hide Shoes J
Men's Dress Slioes, lace o
;; 1 Joys' All Leather Shoes.
Boys' Elk and Mule Skin !
' Children's Shoes, Patent iv
.- Muraius -ooii poies, an colors i
- Infants' Pii'st 'Steps Slioes.
- Jloys' "Jviuckers" Suits, G to.ll
J Joys' Wash Suits...
. Boys' Overalls, blue and striped .
Children's Plav Suits .:
XfenV Khaki Pants
tr no 4 aa tfk on
v..:....yv.tu, 4 14 v. v
f An nn itn e AO no &A OQ
...Jtiz.yo, o. ou, yo.vo, $.ou
., ,..:.........:..1$2.69 .
1.2 $3.50, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
...;.....$1.98, $2.49, $2.98 $3.50
$1.98, $a.4U
-' Xren's Summer Unions ..
,;' iXfeijJslSoft Collar Shirts
i f Men's Work . Glove:
.. ... ....$1.69, $1.79, $1.98, $2.49
.'.........!...,..., 1..:...;?.:39c, ;49c: 59c
.U.98C, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98
.$3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
$1.49, $1.98. $2.98
69c, 8Sc, 98c, $1.19
69c, 98c, $1.19
..$1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25
'es-.
HE IS KNOWN TO ALL
.......:.....-... 79c, 89c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
:: 69c, 98c, $1.25, $1.49
' .....:..39c. 49c, 98c, $1.49
:'V'"i5';v'.3Ieh's Overalls and JuiupcrK '. .....u,v,......$1.98
''"''Men'is'Leather-faced Gloves : ..:..;1.25c, 29c
XIcn,'s Work Suspenders 5, .;.:......: 25c, 49c :..
ECONOMY PRICES PREVAIL HERE Visit this "busy store for more"1
Ever content with small profits,, we can easily sell for less. '
And Observer Readers Can Depend on :
; . What Ho Says.,
-'Who. is there iri La Grande who!
doesn't know Mr. Larm?
i Who would bo unwilling to profit by j
'his kindly advice?
j When 'so well-known a citizen as j
! Mr. Larm 3pcaks out, i
I Doubt yneaks away, . skepticism !
!a . . ;i I
Z 'rZ ?!.'',TVe"n Tu?'1 ! Every kidVy sufferer in La Grande!
, soon were pulling all the rolling. Ci...ij. .t. i... fct. i
Comparison
is the
True Test
of Value.
and by
Incorporated
Formerly the United Store
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That Test
Our Busi
ness In
creases Daily.
iThb wagons holding the, cookllig , ,V '..Li.k ti..,
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idopurtnient eciulpment were tho first I
iof thq Iiuko circus vehicles to find
and DOUG. FAIRBANKS, in
Double Trouble,,
ONE BIG;, LONG; LAUGH.
to do ns well fr you? I
l.i...... ,", 'r A. J. Larm, Vim" 0ncr, 1510
lu lllu jiuiiiiu ,u . i Jefferson St., saVs: "Uoai's Kidney
Pills have prcvcil a greaf success in
our family for kicYioy disorders and I
j gladly recommend Ihem. I know from j I
use inv arc au inu& iu
s cook-houso tents were soon pitched
a!on the circus lot near the Court
9. ihoune. .. ... . -r
ikni'uuiiuu uiu anoiv grounus, several . , ., s n, luili,. ll t
,or the. big tonts were up. Then , across m neys nJjHiidneys are not
scores or the tent men went to ; ti as th chould j take B box
l.realtfast while other circus people i m of Doan,a Ki(lnoy pnls an(j
- were propailng for the parade . Ith ncver fuil u fix , up in good
I" our flag boarers announced tho 3nano" v
comlng of l ho strrt pageant; and ! Pri;e COs (t u dealers. Don't
,thcy had scarcely been soen p- simply gSTToTa' Sidney remcdy
i p.oachlng toward Adams avciMm: t Doan,s Kjd pnis-the same
t, when .th sounds of the first circus fhnt.Mr. Lnrm hnd. Foster-Milburn
And there .w-ere Co MfsrS i Bu(ral0 N y.Adv. .
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Riband were heard.
:4 ; til i oo of them. Then cams the
"i opon dens with their wild animals,
WE ARE BUYING
WMiiWWaimwill wore great .attractions for .
- - - -- - - the children. Thre wero severnl
BfBBimmimmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmimmmmammmmFy' of Hons and lionesses ' and
, llioro wore Bevorul little cub lions
in the cages with their mothers,;
Tigers, locpaids, pumas, jaguara
and other of their kind wero thore
also. , '
The herd of elephants, some of
tho largost with any travollng or-,
gaulzatlon, wore there, and : they,
8viiuel to be oh splendid tciinn
with each otlior, as they wobbled i
along, each having hold of tho 1:iil
of tho one. in front. : !
Tho old wrinkled hippopotamus
was prosont, taking Ills morning
bath, notwithstanding the children,
i along the strcots shamed him for1
(I W M T. P. MMi'M
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Lug BoxesNgurnished
W. B: GLAFKE CO.
PHONE 734
Yout You! You! You!
Come oveik to llUtrris' Furniture Stoic and see
the Oil Stove yeWnstration. '
- THE PURITAN! OIL STOVE.
The only Stove on Earth or anywhere- else.
Hnrri s Furniture Store
' ; V H. B. HARRIS,' Proprietor
'!v ''VsV 406 FR BTRE"T
';' Phone: (en 3171.
being so Immodest ns o bathe in '
rront of such large crowds. But I
then, llnby Hl), as he Is known by
tho circus folk, is only, nine years
old and he was novor tuugiit dif
ferently, as his mamma died when
no, was Just a little kid trying t" .
walk.
When the hynoys eaino 'long, the '
circus day sightseers hud a gliniHt
of tho only animals of the kind in .
the world, n there are only five of
thorn and Sells-FIoto has them.-..'.
"The great big turkeys" (mean-;
Ing the ostriches), were also there,!
'and so were the sacred oxen, the '
horned horse and tho camels. !
Hut one of tho most pleasing fca-1
turos wan Mis Liberty, who was I
costumed in saUn of red white and!
,4iluo. She was seated on a beauti-'
fill white horse, which held its do
sltlon on n specially constructed clr-'
cms vehicle, and this feature was
one of the most pleasing to tho eye.
And Miss Liberty had he;- attend-'
ants. 12 of them. Many wore, the
hands Riven the patriotic section.
Music was found in plonty. De-
sides the bands, there were three'
Calliopes, and something else. That
clown band was seated atop one !
of the parade wagons, and while the
Joeys were not bloving out chunkc
of discoid music they were, flirting
with 'our girls. But that is natural
with circus clowns, as they, are al-
;most as hlg film as the circus
'widow.
tuefep Foir
Will give ti
Sale
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and 6, all an fine shape. Price $12 per head.
includes summer range for balance of season,
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104Q MEDIUM FINE WOOL EWES
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Ages i,
This price j
and camp equipment Herder will stay balance of season.
erms on purchase.
Write or call
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Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be
a I
FHONT LACE jCORSET
the only comet Mid patented
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Back and FronV Shield
Bo fitted to the corset lps'Sl for
vour flmirc. There ars
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1,A A.11I1.I.I-- 1I1ULFIU.S
for every figure. They are nlwaya
fitted by a scientifically trained cor
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A full line of the latest models al-i
ways on hand. . Priced at $2.00 and j
up.
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Corsetiere
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Fruit can be perserved without using sugar and will keep as well, '
if not better, thafi when put up with sugar TRY. IT.
FOR CANNING: . '.:
Ivn, i-rate - .;.,. $3.00
.. : ........... ..$3.25 .
JJasiiitrrries,
Li)gaiili'rries,
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iiiin era
Vate ...1
Anji. ffiJ
(Jttost'lieirit'S
Cherries, Royal
Hon
35p
35
Phone your orders rwvFruits now Our prices guaranteed the
Lowest, on First Class Quality.
f Hooverized Grocery
Union Store
Open 8
Close 6
Saturday
8::io p.m. Across the track, next to Stilwcll's Cash Market.
United ,
SUtcs Food
License
Mo. G50255.
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