La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1918, Image 3

MONDAY, AUniTST 13. 191
LA" GRANDE EVENTNtt ORSKRVKR
PACE TlfREK
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L. A. Stoop is in the city from El
gin. It. D. Miller is in the city from Im
bler. J. P. Morelock is a visitor in
Grande. ,
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C. W. Hullowman is in the city from
Huines.
W. A. Woodcll is in the city, from
Summerville.
Mae Winglin, of Spok?
La Grande friends.
, is vititing
M. L. O'Mulley, of Walla Wulla, is
a visitor in the city.
Georgia E. Evans, of Wallowa, is
visiting in La Grande.
Frank Pearson and wife nfb in the
city from North Powder.
F. D. Build and wife are
Grande visiting friends.
La
Asa Craig and Geo. S. Craig are in
the city from Enterprise. '
E. G. Saltmarsh and wife are in the
city from North Powder.
Mrs. A. C. Grundell, of Pendleton, is
visiting friends in the city.
F. M. McAlister and Wife are in
tho city from North Powder.
Mrs. J. Goldberg, Jr., is i
Grande, from Kansas City, Mo.
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Mrs. Grace Willett, of Lostine, is
visiting friends in La Grande. '
Mrs. R. A. Angcll and family,
Haines, arc visiting La Grande.
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J. 'II. Harvey, of Calgary, Canada,
is with the La Grande Pharmacy.
E. E. Rogers, ' of Enterprise,
spending the day in La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steiger,
Baker, are spending the day in
Grande.
Dr. Margaret Ingle left for
Portland Saturday for a short vaca
tion. .
II. A. Stanfield, of Stanfield, Ore
gon, arrived in the city early this
morning.
Mable and Thclma Oesleiling will
leave Wednesday for Portland for a
short vacation.
Mrs. J. F. Galloway anil Mrs. C. A.
Olsen, of Elgin, are visiting friends
in La Grande.
William Pollinan, tho well known
banker of Baker, was a Sunda visi
tor in La Grande.
The grand jury is in session and re
ports one true bill, but it is not ready
to be made public.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Jones are in
Flora this week, the guest of Mr. anil
Mrs. Will Erickson.
Miss Pratt has just arrived from
Portland with her millinery stock and
is at the Variety store.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Paltison left
for Portland Saturday evening, to be
absent about two weeks.
J. Pi. Haun and wife and R. H.
llaun and wife, of Evans, Oregon, are
visiting in La Grande today.
. Rose Sherman, ijora Van Fleet and
Leah Sanford left Saturday for Port
land to attend the G. A. R. conven
tion. Mrs. T. J. Scroggin and daughter.
Aladcen, will leave today for Portland
and other coast points, to lie absent
jibout a month.
Mrs. W. P. MeMiiinn nnd daugh
ters, Anna Jane and Helen Kvelyn,
left Saturday for a month's visit in
Portland nnd Oregon City, with rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred King, who fur
many years were residents of La 1
Grande, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends
in St. Joseph, Mo. They enjoyed their
trip but express great pleasure at be
ing back in La Grande and the Grande
Kondc. I
Mrs. E. T. Andrews and Mrs. John
Ridenaur entertained nt the home of
Mrs. Andrew.s on Friday afternoon, I Fill: s developed and printed Hie
the occasion being a baby shower for 'day you lrivo them at Silverthorn's
the benefit of the Red Cross Salvage' provided they aic bioaght in he
shop. Nearly one hundred pretty and foru ID o'clock a. m. D't
useful garments were received. Light
retrcsnments were scrveo ami me
guests all declared they anjoyed a
pleasant and profitable afternoon.
j. .J. J. . J.- J. J. J. vj-' '
fr KEEPING YOUR PLEDGE. '
b W. S. S. .
4 , Buy your stumps early. Those
you purchase are evidence that
you are keeping your pledge. J
S You also pledged yourself to
economize during the war. The
I government is requesting that
you do not buy urticli's not
S necessary for your health and Jr
4 efficiency. You will thereby re-I-
lease both lubor and material
j for the manufacture of articles
J needed to support our brave J
J boys "over there," who .are Just 4
4 now so heroically driving the
huns back. They make good
J their pledge. Are you keeping 4"
J YOURS? Buy all you can af- 4
4 ford.
4 F. L. MEYERS, . -t-
4- 8-19-4t. County Chairman. 4
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BOOSTS WARM SPRINGS PROJECT
Jimmy Donnegan, one of the leading
men of Harney county, passed through
La Grande yesterday on his way home
from the metropolis. He was strong
in his hopes for the future of the
Warm Springs irrigation project whicTi
is coming along in fine shape now.
One of the distressing things op
ened up by Jimmie was the fact that
the hay crop in Harney county is in
bad shape. The Belle A ranch, be
longing to Bill Hanley, which always
produces heavily in hay, is almost a
total failure and the stock raisers of
Harney are shipping out their stock
now because of the short crop of hay.
"We have never entered upon a winter ! car. rhey returned by way of Camp knowledge, and Its absolute cor
scason with such a gloomy aspect be-1 Lewis, where they saw several of the rcctno ' and thoroughness. In
fore us," said the Harney county man.
POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS
Basting threads left In n garment
signify that It is not yet paid for.
Kill) a cat's back the wrong way, and
if you see sparks it Is a slgu of cold
weather.
Australian negroes used to hide
themselves during a thunderstorm to
avoid attracting the attention of the
thunder demons.
An evening red and morning gray
will set the traveler on his way. llut
an evening gray nnd a morning red
will pour down rain on the traveler s
head.
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A black cat Is the theatrical emblem
of good luck, and when n new piece Is
produced the proper thing to-do to se
cure success is to entice a sable tabby
to enter the stage from the rear.
African tribes have charms, spells,
omens, lucky and unlucky days. They
makes fetiches of serpents, elephants'
teeth .and tigers' claws, and they be
lieve that wooden images are Imbued
with peculiar power from their divini
ties to protect them against danger,
disease and witchcraft.
FROM THE PENCIUS POINT
Constructive criticism seems to hurt
ns polgnautly as any other kind.
If all people said all that they think,
the world might get used to that, too.
A beautiful woman can look beau
tiful in anything even a breakfast
cap.
It Is distressing that so many can't
distinguish between an Intuition and
a prejudice.
Lasting disgrace would fall upon the
small boy who should ever call a man
anything but "that guy."
In these times of unprecedented de
mand there arc "substitutes" . for
everything cscetit common sense.
Prize: One dozen dill pickles for
a new joke about church services that
doesn't depend on a member going to
sleep during the sermon.
SAYINGS OF PUBLIUS SYRUS
To do two things at once Is to do I
neither. Maxim 7.
Kveryone excels
which nnotlier falls.-
In something
-Maxim 17.
in
' Lenrn to see In another's rnlnmlty
the Ills which you sliould avoid. Max
im 120.
An agreeable companion "on n Jour
ney is as good as a carriuge. Maxim
143.
Many receive advice, few profit by
It. Maxim HO.
Patience Is n remedy for every sor
row. Maxim 170. .
YOU MAY HAVE OBSERVED
Worry b? a good friend of the un
dertaker. Some men tnke what Is to sight nnd
hustle for more.
One woman seldom colls on another
unless she has a secret to tell.
How superior a boy feels when he
hears some other boy being scolded.
j The best dlnimmils are of the first
water but It's different with milk.
rMILY DRUS STORE
LA QNANaC.ORKQONi
USED OJLDSMOBILE
Eight-cylinder, seven-passenger 1918 model' Oldsmobilc! abso
lutely as good as new. This is iW wornout model, but a strict
ly modern car, with every convenience and refinement. Honk
wire wheels and fine grade seat covcr Mechanicr.ll', this car is
in perfect shape. Present cost of car hew with equipment is
$2350; will sell for $1650 cash.
See W. R. Reinhardt, Sommer Hotel, La Grande
HRESHING
FEELS RAINS
IMBLEIC COUNTRY HIT BY
LAYS PAST FEW DAYS.
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Charles Squires Buys New Paige Au
toniobile Many People Com
ing and Going (o Imblrr.
IMBLER, Or., Aug. 19. (Special.)
Charles Squires and daughter. Miss
Veda, returned" Friday from a two
weeks' visit in Portland. While in the
metropolis, Mr. Squires purchased
six-cylinder Paige, -which is a beautiful
'Ocys Irom union county, jno old ooys
wno naa oeen in camp lor some time
were being moved to other points,
marfy of them starting on their way
across seas, said Mr. Squires. : practical philaiithtophy and Ills re-
Mrs. Frank Cassell has returned j uer work Is lamili, -,r to " charity
from a visit of several weeks w;th jworkors over tho er.tlr.3 country.
Portland friends. 1 His soul hern ropr'caentalve, wl.il')
Shorty Kirkriff sustained a broken jln Houston, Texas, recently l!.,tii
collar bone while working on the Ruck-; bated, under II10 personal rtliv-i-man
& Wells thresher a few days ago. lion af leadln ch,:.,rlty worker.!, 6nj
(William Wiggins ha3 returned from thousand dresses of oxeulleul q uill
Portland, where he went on business ty to poor women and children,
connected with the moving picture ex- In San. Antonio, the following
changes. He returned with Charles week he donated another tlmus
Squires in the new Paige car and they n-nil drossus to tho poor ot that
took in Camp Lewis. city, and a few days later fiun'
Mr. and Mrs. Green, of Walla Walla,
: have been visiting the past week with
their daughter, Mrs. Oscar Howell,
Miss Elva Conklin came up from
Portland a few days ago to visit her
I parents.
j ujss Florence Eergold arrived here
a few days ago from Chicago to visit
friends in Imblcr. She is on her way
to Roscburg to spend some time with
her parents.
Mrs. Dennis McCully, of Elgin, vis
ited her son, Oscar Howell, for several
days last week.
T Friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion Es
tes, who forme y lived nt Imbler, are
pleased over the neWs of the arrival of
a son at their home.
The open season for grouse found
several of our hunters leaving for the
hills. Some report good luck, while j tlon to those in want, proved
others claim there "ain't no such thing iievalatlmi to charity workirs tlicic.
as a grouse." In fact, in practically every eiiy
Mrs. George Crouscr visited Satur-jMr. Coopei' has visited he Inn !
day with friends in Summerville. ways shown his great rymi-,:h.v
Mrs. Dornnce Childers and children for the poor . and uitrml i:n:i: u !
have returned to their homo in Lower j performing home uniu.ua act ol
Cove, after a two weeks' visit with i charily. v
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James An- j Mr. Cooper contends that n'.ne.
drews. j tenths of the dlso:i:i'7s and : ill
Lewis Jensen and wife of La Grande, health or tho piesent d:iy hi An"i
have been visiting friends in the lm- lea is duo to fauliy digestion .rul
bier country. j Improper assimilation ol ti e food.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiggins and (which rinjlly produces-a stnffid up
daughter, Vivian, spent Sunday with icondilion of the vital organs.
Elgin friends. ' " lln3 ,)0'n "ml '''"''-'hie, hh'
Miss Edna Holmes has been assist- celebrited medicine, whlei'i is .now
ing Lyle Kiddle in the store during the wony'lslilng such renin; liable re.
ubsence of Walter Wcstfall, who is iilts throughout tho country . imi!
taking his vacation. !"ly ulckly oven onics r.ll e:il u i li-
Rains have hindered threshing to'al influmations of tiio muc"- ;nei:,
a great extent in this part of tho val-jbianc, I tit acts directly j;. the (,
Icy the last few days. , ;rectlon of ttoinaih. liver, hi,ln. .i
Mrs. Don Meyers and children and'"'"1 intestinal dlaordcis.
Miss Parella Keefcr have returned to ! Taalae as has bean so c'!vinei.T;ly
Imbler for an extended visit with rcla- P'nven by the ihousi.nds upo:.
lives and frienils. jtliousamls who haui cn'loi:-e:l il,
' jit is al'.o a n(':en.stl n:.'l i e tni;:e
igl'eat iiower, and has been k:H,'-:
HE0RISM OF SUB trrTeruZX"
SAVED SITUATION
AIOII41) OM.V WITH
I, I'M) TIKMII'S TO VICTOHY
AM) DHATII
LONDON. Aug. 10.-A wounded
officer, Just home states that thore
are dozens of different phenomena
of heroism.
He tells of a young sub who nev.
or had been up the lino before and
was oniy there through a ehancj
visit' fiom headquarters when a
vigorous attack commenced.
He was utterly unorved by the
teirririr shelling, ,ind stood trem
bling In every liiiih. 'With a
sliaiiM'ui sinilo no said to another
officer "I shall be all right In a
lilllo while."
A critical posllion arose on Hi'; tw.-lvr. months time, ia Hall .
left whero a dearhment had Inst ;a3 2.i.oiio bottle.; wi n: m1
all its orrirers and was wavering 12 i.i.-ilhs lime. In KnoxvJI.
out or the trench stopped this boy. ,., the Kuhlnniti-Cha;
Ho had only a valisii, In his build. BI,j, .,ni titi;, t-iliit- I U..:uii I
ltonnlng In front of tho waver. n., n,,,,,!!,,,, j i..,jM-. jilt .
Ing company he slcnalled It to,hl) Tayloi -ls;i:i.-.i Couip.my,
eoaio f inward.. It rallied and fol- J,,p(.,,i,. uiKht u-tnil Mor.- it.
lowed liim. ATler he had gnnoi(.y R, :j2,0oo h.iltl. .; In l.-.,:
rorward 40 yards ho was shot 'ninety days. In Le t i vi r--throimii
the head and killed. jTanla'c. litis be. 11 ivttodu.,.,
tint by that time he had saved ;pllc i,,,K i,,.,.,, M, ,. ; ., ..,,
the si'.itatlon. i.,,,d Uln a,,mHnii ,r t r,iuii
iincreaslng. A lo'al ef nioi-'
Plenty of Room to Grow. jtvii and a ball million hoti!
AiiMralln, which is L'.'t times larger ihs iiu'dl'-ine has I. e.i
than the whole ..f the lirlllsli Isles.-.tiiroiiKh the Atlnnt 1 oir-.e
n:i 11 inpui&wa 001 excelling mat ol
London.
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VISIT IS SECTION
l T. (OOl'IOlt, NOTKI) IMIIIjAX
THHOI'IST ilVKS
1'AltT
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OK .IXC-OMI-l
CIIAItlTY
Not in . recent years, perhaps,
has !ho coming of any public
character aroused such widespread
Intere-tt ns has tho proposed visit
to Portland ami utliei wo.-ite.n cii .
Ie8 of L T. Cooper the Millionaire
I'liilunthrnplsl.
Mr. Cooper Is dosei-ibed as ono
nf Amr-Hca'R fnrnninsi lemlei-M nf
jadvan(.pd nought, and t;pvan;; in-
to rtimo ana fortuno liiiouti in
new health theories hasud on whnt
Is known as tho Tanlnc trtTtmimt.
niTi0 never censes
to yuiprlKvi yjii
variety of hi
iwtn tie iuflnito
jsevoral of tho linger clllea, holms
i,iono .great deal or relief v.oik
'among the, poor.'
j Mr. Cooper is a firm believer in
ununited of the gnrmcnta were pro-
viU'(d by liim for the poor wonion
and children of (Jalveston. ha
tiiofi p'omhiont In social life nnd
many prominent citizens of thet
placet anslHled and oonpora'led with
Mr. Cooper's representutlvo i:i llii:
worthy cause.
JIvoh .'(MUX) Iionves or live.ul.
Sinillnr (for vice way nho j.nr
formc.d by Mr. Cooper in Mvniplil,
nirmint;iiam( Aflanla, I .lit to Ucl
Shrevoport VicltfiUur. Jackson,
Nafibville, Knoxyille, . ,'huj tJinno;;;!,
Kacon, . o.ivnnnah,, iVi.mioi'HM,
Mobile and Aui;ii:ila, and liki c
tabliMliment of tho famnes rrre
bread line at Loiiisvire, wliere lie
distributed 00.000 loaves ot bre.u!
absolutely free nnd without
blood disorders in u vety slin;i
time.
J Tanlac . Kale Pheuomcn:;!
j It is, Ind'ccd iloehtlul I!' any
VAIilSli ithing ever placed on the i,i; ke:
In the way of a medicine h
sprung lino such popular 1':;viir
so shoil a time. Peopie i-.cr
whero have he",n quick to !-
nizc lis wonderful merit. 'I'll.' 1
inand f:i It has hceu nothing mo
of phenoinin-il.
In Senttle, WnHhiii.-ton, nve" -V
ono b'lttles weie sold and d::.:;
hute(d by Jobher and retainer
'eight
e(l a
weeks tilee, which cM.'.Mi:
new leroiil Ihcre. iumI is e
: preredented In
I he Mstin y
1 t!
ding Inu-iness.
!5,000 bottles v
ninntln. in Ft
la
Denvci
i Bold
Win Hi.
1 122. 204 hoileii were sold In
rnionthii time. In AH uila, (
jnv,,r Sd.OOl) bellies were i
Id lit
I i:
ti'irin Ihc ;i.M
iUi'l It is Hitiinut
iifj.: :
Most Extraordinary in
these New Welworth
Ji.
-Likewise, to know that
sible price at which a Blouse of like character ciJyi bAsold; that the price
vou uav is, in tact the exact price at which the same!loses are sold in the
largest stores in the larcest cities. And is not this assVraic.e adequate reason
wliv vou sliould ureter
the Blouses that are sold at the same price the nation
The new Welworth Blouses that ir,o on sale tomorrow
hi ''her once than $2.00.
Is
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'one no more ol the same
Wciworth when wanting
I'lioiic and
Mail Orders
Promptly and
Carefully
Filled
Ono of the GOO
L r4? 4?! LA GRANDE
widel
Win
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v l::l!ted or medicine, todav.
a in-.kMl (o explain this record
inr: demand. Mr. O. K. Willis.
I'lin.ial (llKtrlhnler ur Tanlac.
4'll:e o can be only ono pos-1
e:1plaiK'.tion, and It can bo!
o:u? word, merit.' That
v;i:o;ti '.'tory. No prepar
ation no inuU.y liow exleuslvelv
udver.s'.-tl, e.in pos;.Lidy meet with
siuh piie:;oiiional succe:-. unless It
porse.s;;ch extraordliinry cunijllve
Thousand;; ujion thousands are
st ifyin: laily that they have heen
i'.lii'e of tilseare after ye.nu of
Luiti'oi-ii,." by It:; ur.e.
i;wi:.u: I.-. s:ld in I. a Orniide bv
jitveiuifirn uicnariisoii; in un
;ion by 1.. A. Wright; In North
I'owder
j':ig!:i b;
by L.
Scott
Kussell
Harris.
and
adv.
in
SIX MILLION CASUAL
TIE,:! E'iTST AIN ED BY
HI'DTS DURING VAR
PAIitP. Aug. 111. The total of the
G-r-imn le:;::is fmm the war to the
end of July, IU1H, arc understood to
be (i.GOO.OftO, accoriling to the morniiig
:u wsp;i;ie;s.
The figures include 1,100,000 killed
up t.i the bejriiuiing of the German of
fi n.;ive la.t .March. From March 27
.jiiii' il, liii: .tinwiiia c.ic a.uu iw
have est "!).( 0 ki n a one. i
.-i in;i
tv ha
kuiAvlt'ilj'ecl hor man
ir.eat enourrh to cause anxiety to thc'jon hand. Mrs, F. F. Scott, Sec
hirh command. The toll taken by the
aliii.d annicn nr.d the prospect of be-
: r l... ...-n.....f....-;.... A .., -
icon forces has caused (l-eneral Luilen-
lei I f to ir;,ue iiniierutivc orders for a
iwr, imiuediate comb-out in the
n :;n arnty in order to rerover irom
tuiM'ileiy unil.-4 all men capable of eli
tes in-r the trenches.
Appended to the order are special
in:itrut:ti'j:-.s to Field Marshal con M.ie
kctv.cn and fieiu-ral von Scbultz to
make ' greater ilema'iil upon the low.l
faisi.nml," instead of using Gcnniii s
:n the luii-.iiiary frvice as reinforce
me.'ils. .
Observer advertising wili nring ru
ults. SHERRY
THE HOUSE
Last Showing Today of
L:wt Sliowing Today of May Allhon
A SUCCESSFUL
ADVENTURE
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Mill nil il
till:
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William S. Hart iu'"A Smrire Deal,'
A Twc-l.'cl Tlii illci'.
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TI10 1 ixiid uiiil'oriii jii'ico of the Welworth Blouses
thioiigliont the entire eoiintrv lias been $2.00 for the
past several years Despite atlvancuifr. inatevials and
labor costs the price has not as vet advanced, while
the quality has been fully maintained making the
values greater than ever in the past.
Isn't there a deep 1 eel uijr. ot satisfaction to know that
the niou.se yon buy is of the same new modish style
that is being offered for the first time in the coun
try's stvle centers.
the price vou pay for th
the nationally known and nat.nniVll.vi
There are insta limited quantity,
styles will be obtainable. Jt
an inexpensive Blouse. . t
Welworth Blouses in This City are Sold Here Exclusively.
T GOLDEN RULE &
R. C. U. Stores wllh an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars - :
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LO.-? i Pur c
$2.50. t
'witllUlS
bli-ycii, i:t
WANTED A
condition;
t will, pay
cash.
Khultz, lihi
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FOil SALIC XwiyiciVs in one tract i
in South La GivViiit; also one-half
block on Sixth rWejH for sale at a
bnrirain. 1,. IHV.fiV. KING. 11HW
Fourth sli-eet. . -l!l.l!t
Spanish Sulphur Deposits.
Ill the province of Minela. Spain,
there are a number of sulphur depos
it. One of 111" most Important of
them Is that of La Siiruta de Lorca,
near the lown of I.oren, the bed of
which extends over a length of ten
kilometers and a width of one to two
kilometers.
Wlrcrom Ounce ot Platinum.
Platinum Is so ductile- Hint a irlre
1.B00 miles lung could bo drawn froiiiJ;i5.
a single Troy ounce ot the metal.
SIMM), I! COMPLAINT.
During llio Iiol wfjullmr of tli'i
on m nini- niMiUhs Kllliin lttetniicr of !
nl. t nwrv fiiinllv Ih HkltlV ' '.) -
ho troiihtcd with an unnatural I
, li)f)'-xliei-S
fir inc. iirrn OiiL r iii,ti. iiiw,ci
ho treat ud promptly, which can only
top!
us -
vlll, N.Y., mates: ''1 fircl uwl
'Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
..... ...1,. mu imiii-Ii
;i:4 five, yea
At that tlmu I had a severo at- ,
'tack of suiutner
complaint and
uuffi'vlne Intense nain. One
(in:;..
Kilievod me. CMher members or
my family have since used It with
llku resuils."
Thi'i- are Hlill busy selling Sod,
U',ii. c i.ikI !c- rneilu Sundu'1 at!i
Silvertliern's. Al Cain is tho JH;'
rlirpeii'K r of those Soda water eon.
em-lions. H"1
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A GPANOCCRCOCN.
THEATRE
OF QUALITY.
Id nf swccl rlover."
Value are
Blouses
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Bloase.Js the lowest pos
favored Welworth
w
warrant a muli
wluiii these arc;
alwa
pays- to.buv the
s TliJa is a
Union Store,
and Wo
Observe
Union Hours
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STOKE .'4"t4"t'4',t"i'X
1 1 1 t()M(J COXHTIPATIOX.
It Is bv no moans an easy mat-
-- ler to cuie, this tlisuaso, but It can
Ite.vaul of j,., ,u!10 In most instances by taking
K-17.lthniiihnrlnlirii 'Jabiels and complv
! Ing with tho plain printed diroc
f u st cla.l.. i Hons that accompany each package.
CHICH
ER S PILLS
IK DIAMOND UUAKOl
ft
llllln Bed And Uol4 mrHlllcV
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