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LA GRANDE OBSERVER
tr rrT'.-yi'HtT'Tr-'n :'
A Rubber
Satin and Fur for Winter Wraps
Are you fa miliar with the curative pow
er of heat? If you are you will appre
ciate the value of a ,
. , , " ...-
Hot Water Bottle
in your home. Such a bottle will re
lieve .'suffering caused by toothache,
earacheneuralgia and. many other ills.
Heat cures in such cases by relieving
congestion and restoring normal eircu
lation. ;, ,V
A Hot Water Bottle will also
provide comfort for cold feet.
. ' Prices ,80 to $2.25
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery . Phone Main 40
Lh Grande, Oregon
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. . ;? 1 WrTv I The first
C St ff Cash
WW'' I $ ' ' ' Store in
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Is our Greatest Leverage owning 197 Stores enabled us to secure for you
5000 dozen Ladies' and Misses' Petticoats, at prices equal to the occasion-r-
' WE DEFY COMPETITION.
The larg
est Cash
Store in
In Fashion's Mirror.
J4EATHERBLOOM Pettkeets reflect tha latest ty!o ttaim
ciee, and as the lama tun, effect a aavinf 'that ia worth while
In these economy times.
Heatherbloom outrivals ailk fV weir at one third the cost. We
have a remarkable diiplay in our Petticoat Depertmeal today of the
.U ten Heatherbloom creations. Come ia aod aea them.
Taffeta Petticoats
Union
County
Dally Thpught,
A man's flr;t cure slior.!:! lie to nvnld
tho reproaches of Ills own heart. 'Addison.
The Observer furnishes and prints
Butter Wrappers.
ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
Dally Thought.
The only euro for grief Is action.
i' Qcorge Ilenr)' Lewes.
GILBERT C. CLOSE
I
Most women who have uerfoet
figures did not have them orig- !
innlly. They havo acquired them. J
A woman gradually takes the
shape of her corset so the corset !
produced by the most artistic
dosinncr is the right one to wear
to sccuro a perfect figure.
!odir.t Corsets j
rrontuacod
are most symmetrically and ar- j
tistically designed. . They are J
comrortuble, stylish and grad-
ually mold the figure into those '
beautiful lines tlint every wo-
man admires and desires. S
.ifcaxij.iiyniLirri.
i
uiiDen u. iiose, personal secretary
:o President Wilson when the latter
was president of Princeton university,
las been made personal stenographer
to the president, succeeding Charles
3wem. who resigned to go Into the
army.
PAULINE
LEDERLE
Influenza La Grippe.
The present influenza 15 now known
to he our old familiar In grippe. !')
ley's Honey and Tar is juat wlmt ev
ery sufferer from influenza or In
grippe needs now. It covers the rough
inflamed throat with a soothing, heal
ing coating, clears away the mucis,
stops the tickling and coughing, enses
the tightness and heavy breathing.
Day anil night, keep hjedoy's Honey
ami Tar handy. It gives ease, warmth
anil comfort from tho very first dose.
Huy.it now. Sold everywhere. Adv.
NOV. 11. 1.131
rent without a
d-i..
to
l:v.
Pf water
Experts Say
"ZEROLENB IS BETTER"
because it holds better
compression, gives better
protection to the moving
parts and deposits less car
bon. Zerolene la the correct oil for all
typm of automobile engines
the correct oil (or your automo
bile. Oct our Lubrication Chart show,
inff the correct consistency for
your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
z
The "T'-Heai! type engtae, llluf.
tratrd here, like all infer com.
Outturn ermines, require! an oil
tht hotdl its lubticatili)t q'Jilitlra
at cylinder- heat, hums clean in
the cylinders and Roes out with ex
haust. Zerolene 611s these require
ments perfectly. tWau.. ,r is ror.
rerfr rerlnfiT from nmltft Ceribr
sua aapiiart'Oaae crude
lleiuily may go beautifully In-any
thing uiiidu of silk or nnythlng made
of fur, wllh a clear conscience and
without criticism for those ore things
the soldiers don't need. So there are
magnificent fur wraps and 16ss snleu-
dld but quite ns beautiful ones mode
of sating and silks for those who
choose In wear them. There Is plenty
of latitude In this matter of war-time
ilresslng to allow those who can af
ford It, to go as brilliantly clad, when
occasion makes opportunity, ns In the
past, or to dress us simply ns for a
promenade. Thero are several minds
as to what belits the limes.
Since fur and silk nro at hand noth
ing more Is asked by tho creators of
styles, except customers to buy tho
beireVlful things that can bo made of
tlicm.' At one of the Now York stylo
idiows tho lovely evening eont which
Is pictured above , shows how well an
American tleslgne,- succeeded. This
wrap Is not too gorgeous to be youth
ful, Is clever and origlnnl enough to
bo Interesting nnd there are not two
opinions as to Its beauty,
with air raids always Imminent and
amid a thousund difficulties, has had
the courage to carry on Its business
of creating beautiful apparel. The
I'rench feel that this Is a necessity.
Their genius for clothes has been bucIi
an asset that place for It must bu
maintained. They have boon much
given to black and white for evening
gowns end wraps and n e.ipo very full,
of black satin lined with white satin,
Is so quiet nnd elegant that It compels
everyone's admiration. It has an Im
mense collnr of monkey fur. There
are other satin capes In dark shades
of brown, made up with moleskin col
lnrs anil handed trimmings, and black
satin long, loose and ample emits wilh
tleep cape collars and banded trim
mings of beaver or other furs.
Our Price, Black Sateen ......,v.........l.. ....: .:..$1.49, $1.69
Our Price, Blue, Purple and Green Sateen..........$2.49, $2.98
Our Price, Fancy Flowered " :, '"':,; ;...$1.25, $1.98, $2.98
Our Price, Silk Flounced...; ..............$ 4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90
I COME EARLY Make Your Selection A Small Deposit Will itold Your 1
fi ,,v ' Choice Till Called For. V .- , f
I I cash, we y Incorporated Cr J stokes,
: Formerly the United Store : , V
Hats of Plush.
Thero Is a surprising variety of
plush hats on display Intended for ear
ly full nnd winter wpjir. Thpe nro
Even I'nrls, lifter four years of war, I mode In all the fabric tones.
NOTORIOUS CAR
BARN GANG PASSES
tno government now, nnd thaF menus
c're for tho law. We cnino back to
tho old neighborhood to look for a
couple of deserters nntl a few of the
.., . .. . .' rnts wno "re slackers. The new
Var BfeaKS Up Une Ot lOUgneSt draft will get a good tunny of you
of New York's Hood
lum Bands.
New York. The war has cleaned
out the famous' "Ctsr Ham gang" of
New York city. The lair of the noto
rious gangsters has becomu an almost
forgotten place, anil, while groups of
fighters remain In Nio vicinity of First
and Second avenues, they no longer
are. n source of terror to the police
men. The last onlbrenk enme a few
nights ago when officers were , sum
moned (o (he iiuled rendezvous to
quell a disturbance. While they were
driving the disturbers of the penes to
fellows, and tlienwe'll nil bo together,
ono nig gang." .
The policemen wero nmnzeil nt tho
transformation of "Lefty," "Itnt Face"
nnd "Puggy." Many a battle they
had given the policemen when they
wero members ot tho "Cur Barn
gang."
X LUVt FUR ARMLESS MAN
t BRINGS WOMAN ARREST
t
, Easy to Recognize.
Helen, four years old, went to tho
movies nnd was much interested In tho
war pictures. When tho statue of Lib
erty was projected on the screen, sho
exclaimed : "I can alius .tell the God
dess of Liberty, 'cause she has an Ice
crctiin cone In her hand."
i";r
Most Valuable Garnets.
The oriental gurnets nro tho most
vnlunblc and beautiful. They como
principally from I'egu; and the. town
of Sirlnn having formerly been the,'
chief mart for them, they are hence
by corruption known among lapidaries
by the appellation of SIrlan-gnrnets.
They appear to be the carbuncle of the
ancients; their color Is crimson, verg
ing Into a very red violet; they nre
transparent, and havi a concholdal
frncturo.
f f i ft!-
'There Ain't Coin' to Ba No More
Fightm'."
tt St. Louis, Ho. Hecuuso sho
loved Churles Itoaeh, un arm-
less man, Airs. Teenlc Hunter,
! J according to her story to ou-
I i thorltles hero, turned over to
! J him $1!00 worth of Liberty
bonds nnd $100 worth of War
Snvlngs stamps which she found
on the floor of an office In which
she was employed. Exposure
came when ltonch attempted to
sell them at a discount.
J?JJVeH?99(l9e)Vjf?t
GREAT RECORD IN MATRIMONY
Chicago Salesman Has Had Three
Wives, Two Divorces and Mar
ries a Fourth.
Chicago. William K. Nourse, a
sales manager of n piano concern
here, has In tho thirty-five years of
his busy life acquired the following
matrimonial record: threo wives, nn
Irate fathcr-ln-law, two divorces, n
mnrriagc annulment, and two years
and nine months In the penitentiary
for bigamy. And now, with that nice
ly out of the wny tho latter event,
we mean he has Just obtained n
license to wed his fourth, n chit of
a girl by the name of Georgia Burton,
age twenty.
Just to Be on Record.
Wo havo observed for somo time
Hint there Is n disease called auto-ln-
toxlcntlon. The possibility for pleas
antry anil punning on this wmd Is so
wonderful that there'saprobably not n
chance In the world that n slde-spllt-
tlng Joke has not been mndcaof It. Wo
dare not tnkeaihechancO'Of passing It
by, however, mid want to be on record
ns knowing It exists.
Pcet Immortalized Hemp.
Longfellow has Immortalized the uses
of hemp In his fniaus poem. "The
Itojiewalk," In which ho mnkes us see
tho rope made into o, swing for two
lovely maidens, the tightrope for the
tired, spangled girl of tho cheap street
vaudeville show, the cord that the old
bell ringer pulls when ho rings the
noonday hour; through hfc5 eyes we see
(he schoolboy flying bis kite, the farm
er's wife drawing a bucket of cool wa
ter from the. w. II on the old homestead,
nnd many other beautiful plc'ures.
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Rags at tho Observer Office; He
per lh.
Optimistic Thought.
Self-reliance Is the best weapon to
fight the battle of life. ;
I
Intelligent Maine Dog.
A Gardiner (Sle.) dog was caught OD
the trestle over the new Maine Cen- .
jtral viaduct ond conld not reach the
end ahead of the fnst-com'lng train.
Being nfrald to Jump oft because of
the distance to the ground, the dog
dropped his body over one of the sleep
ers, letting his head nnd legs hnng be
tween the sleepers. The engine and
six enrs passed along nnd then doggie
perked up one ear, found the const
was clear ond calmly finished his Jour
ney home.
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
His Preference. '
Alvlnc had nlwoys longed for a flog.
One day the nurse nnnotinced that If
he. would pray for It, God might send
him a brother or a sister very soon.
That night tho nurse overheard him
saying his prayers. Ho ended with:
"Hear God, I would like a brother or a
sister, but If It's Just the sumo to you,
I'd lots rather have a dog."
- Butter Wrappers
Observer office.
printed at the
iviiinoy n.oca.'io In no respecter of
lieiaons. It attacks all classes, re.
giudloss of ago, sox or conditions.
A majority of tho illn nffllntlm.
ooplo today cun bo traced back
lo (he kidney trouble.
Th'o, kidneys are the most Im
portant 01 gang of tho body. Thev
are tho filtcrois, the purifiers, of
your blood. If tho poisons which
aio swept from tho tissues by the
blood are not eliminated through
1lio kidneys, disoasq of one form or
iMuilhcr will claim you as a victim.
Kidney disoaso is usually lndlqnt
fd by wearluoso, slecplossncss, ner
vousness, despondency, backache,
tlc.niach trouble, difficulty when
tu hutting, pain in loins and lowor
abdomen, gull stones, gravel, rheu
matism, sciatica and lumbago.
All theso derangements are na
I arc's signals to warn you that
the kidney's need help. You
should uso COLD MEDAL Haarle.m
Oil ' Capsules Immediately. The
soothing, healing oil stimulates tho
kldnoys, relieves Inrinmmation and
destroys the germs which have
enuscd It. Do not Walt until to
morrow. Go to your druggist to
day and Insist on his supplying you
with a box of .GOLD MEDAL Haar
lem Oil Capsules. In twenty-four
hours yon should fool health and
vigor returning and will bless tho
day you first heard of GOLD ME
DAL Iluarlom Oil.
Aftor you feel that you have
cuiod yourself, continue to take
one or two cnpsules each day, so
as to Jiecp in first-class condition
rnd. ward off tho danger of other
ff:acks.
Ask for tho original imnorted
GOLD MEDAL brand. Throe sizes.
Money refunded if thoy do not help
you. Advt. 0-19-18
Soldier Returns Money.
Monnca, Vn. "I nm about to sail
for over there and I feel as though I
will never come back. Fourteen years
ago I picked jour poekelbook of JU
and I want to square up. I hope yon
nnd Goil will forgive a lonely soldier
boy. I nm sending you $13 for n little
Interest. I tmi tin my Inst furlough."
ZEROIEWE
The Standard OJJ for Kotor Cars
j jtmrmi - iaa.ni "
T: It. MAXWELL, LOCAL AGENT, LA CKA.NDE, ORE.
the cash reclvrd by Mrs. NlcholnS:
Stoffel. His conscience relieved,
some "lonely soldier boy'' Is on his way
to fight the Hull.
cover three stalwart soldiers Injected
iiieinselves into the fray. .
'There ain't goln' to bo no more i
flghtln' In this block." one nf tho thron !
soltll.TS said ns Ihev stood facing Ihe Tllls wn" ,,,p ''',,,,r whl1111 """'"Panled
inovu garnering. "Tiierc Bin t xno
such thing ns the 'Oar llnrn gang" nny
more. That stuff don't go. We'll give
you n good rleauln' up If you don't
slop cop flghtln'. If you want to fight,
join the army."
The soldiers, mopping the bends of
Perspiration from tlielr brows, walked
toward the pnllrcmcn nnd prisoners.
"Tills ynu, 'i'ligcy' McKay!" a po
liceman exclaimed, ns he for the first
tliiie observed the features of one j
of the soldiers. ."And I'll be Mowed;
If yoll haven't got 'l efty' O'Xeill ulld j
lint r tie,,- Wilson v!!h J"ti T" The
three of you are eergeants, too!"
"Yes. wo nre tlimuiili cop (Wli'tln',''
EMT"":i' MfKn-.U. -iiMj-.iirfon- t?
Destroys Plant Worms.
Worms may be killed In Jnrs of
potted plants by taking a dozen horso
chestnuts' and pouring over them two
quarts of hot water. Let stand over
night nnd with Ibis water thoroughly
salurnte the earth In the Jars. It will
not Injure the planx but the worms
will 6o dead In n few hours.
S.
Job prlntlug, The Otitetver, Mam 37.
Mere Hit or Miss Price Cutting
Is Not the Policy of This Store
Our method of procedure is not based upon the idea that to merely sell cheaper
than others is worth the while it's an unsound method let it not be the
height of any man's ambition.
OUR GOODS ARE NOT PRICED OR GOVERNED BY OTHER'S PRICES,
BUT ABSOLUTELY BY OUR OWN ACTUAL LOW COST.
We sell EVERY ARTICLE nt an unusual small margin over our
actual cost You get the full benefit of every saving that we
make by BUYING GROCERIES IN CARLOAD LOTS-YOU
SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE.
United
States Food
License
Hooverized Grocery
SAM HARRIS, PROi'IUETOIl
rl.t ' . r Next Door to Hill's Departmcut Store. ,
Union Store
Open 8 a.m. '
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
open until
8:30 p.m.
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