La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextL. 'TVKDXftSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 198 'Lit GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. CELE BRA WITH TED BONFIRE XOISTII ovi;it IHIWHBH 81IOWH JOY imi:cu)si(i ok W Alt S( hools lo Open Tlirre Next Moiv day lOifi-) iiiHly lleaily to . Ik-Kin. , , Uuronce Mills nn.1 sister, Eunice Were La Grumle visitors Monday. Mrs. Nora Atteberry received the misfortune ot .fracturing her arm . while cranking the car. Mrs. Cira Mahony and Mr. Wm Lund mude n business trip to La Crando Tuesduy. iur. anil Mrs. wm. Lund were business visitors In Baker last week. , . School will star, here Monday. ' North l'owdor celebrated the big victory Tuesday nigh'.. A big bon fire was made on Main street. "Yelling" and shooting could be heard all over town. h UUI CllOSS NOTKH , ' Among the many insidious rum ors which have been circulated during the war, and which are now for the greater part known to have orlglnaed with "pro-Germans, one Instance which has come to the attention of the local chapter of the Red .Cross la the rumor that Itayer Tablets of Atplrln contain ing Influenza germs have been dis tributed among tininlng camps, Corroboration of the fallslty of this statement Is made by the New York Board of Health, which con ducted bacteriological and cliemi- cal analysis ot these tablets and fpund thorn conforming In all re- sprats with pure food laws and regulations. ' BLOKLAND RANCH ? MAKES SHIPMENT twk.vty hi:a or ni:m:For.i , YKAItl.l.NUH HHINU 6.."") , , CONVINCING TESTIMONY Given by Many La Grande People. Experiences told by La Grande Peo ple. ' ' "' Those who have had weak kidneys Who used Doan's Kidney Pills Who found the remedy effective Such statements prove merit. You might doubt an utter stranger. You must believe La Grande peo ple. Here's La Grande proof. Verify it. Head. Investigate. Be convinced. You'll find why La Grande folks be lieve in Oonn's. 1 Geo. E. Hough, brakeman, 1805 Ad ams Ave., La' Grande, says: "I am strong for Doan's Kidney Pills and whenever I have an opportunity, I recommend them to my friends. 1' know .they can't be beat for backache and other kidney troubles. I try to keep a box of Doan's Kidney Pills on hand all the, time and when I notice any kidney trouble, they soon over come it." Price (inc. at all dealers. Don't sim ply nsk for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Hough had. ' Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Through a number of years of succeedful . breeding, the Andrew Blockland cattle ranch has iwon tame and fortune throughout tho state as well as county by the high grade of Hereford cattle raised there. A fact which redounds to the credit of tho farm is the large number of repeat oruers. One of these was shipped out this wwk when twenty head of yearling bulls sold to the Chosniumus . Cattle Growers Association or Wallow county. A further proof of the satisfaction cattle , fi cm' this ranch have been giving Is the six thous and five hundred dollars which is represented In the transaction and which Is the largest sum paid for the same number ct head of stock ever shipped out of Union county, Paul H. Bpillman, county agri cultural agen.1, watches with Inter est the rapid upbuilding of the cat tle Industry In this county and says in regard to tho recent transac tion : 'I have always maintained that it Is best to grow good stock nnd you are In the rattle business to use the best stris that you can buy. Two years -go Mr. Block land paid one thousand dollars for a .bull calf a sum which at that time was considered a rather "long" pr'loe for a calf. I am not so sure but that there are a num ber of people who would yet con sider It so. But ar evidence of the good investment, many year lings are now being sold from the same ranch. It 'ha been by such policy as this that the cattle of this and Wallowa counties have been built up to their general high standard. I believe thut the high grade of the Blockland herds have been largely responsible for the Improvement of Wallowa coun ty cattle, for practically all breed ers there secure their blooded stock Iwrei' - Color Blind. One mnh In England In every sixty Is pnrllally or wholly rolor Wind, so ut lrnst the twis for the TliitHxh mo t'gntlle marlno sm to o-.v, A not- prntVKsnr fiuliitnlm. i.lht the pro portion in even larger, immmintcs, ufter pnBilr.g f II tho lisivil tests tciled upon by the navy and the inllwny com panies, hftve been found tu bo defec tive by Iris lantern. Optlmlttlo Thought. ' Merit does not always receive Its r war .(...... Contrary Mineral. . Coal M a contrary critter. Instead of pxpHndlD? generony, tike wnter, in freezing wenther, It contracts rap- Idly. The sensitive conl pile shrinks at the first touch of winter nnd, with, the mercury at zero, wlim every re spectable commodity Is frozen stiff, the costly coal pile melts nwny like Simple Simon's snowbiil! before the fire. Dally Thought Virtue Is like a rich stone, best sot plain. Bocon. ACQUIRING: A PERFECTiFIGURE! Most women who have perfect figures did not have them orig inally. They have acquired them. A woman gradually takes the shape of her corset so the corset produced by the most artistic designer is the right one to wear to secure a perfect figure. j IKFoDyiRT Corsets j are most symmetrically and ar tii tically designed. They are comfortable, stylish and grad ually mold the figure into those beautiful lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE CEDERLE Tsngan-Tangan Weed. ' -:i ' . The tangnn tringim weed or vine of the Philippines Is the source of a valu able lubricating oil. Those Interested In the wild growth claim thnt 1.000.. 000 gallons of the oil can he produced In one year, while cultivation will greatly Increase the output. Besides Its value ns n lubricator for delicate machinery, tnngnn-tnngan oil Is prljed by the nsiSlves for Its medicinal prop erties. . Goes 30 Miles to" mi More Tanlac Throws Walking Cane Away,. Being Relieved of Rheumatism (Jains - Fifteen Pounds. . "jWhen I first started on Tanlac ! was so crippled up with rheumatism that I had to use two walking sticks in order' to get about at all. But, ufter taking four or five bottles, ev ery pain was gone, and I have actual ly gained fifteen pounds besides." Tha above statement was made by William Choate, 34 West Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash., recently. ilncumatism, he continued, was only one of many troubles Tanlac re lieved me of. I had suffered from a bad stomach for twelve or fifteen years. I couldn't cat scarcely any thing but what gas would form and almost" cutj off my breath, and bring awful faint, weak feelings over me, There was a. terrible hurting in the pit of my stomach, and if I ventured to eat anything except the lightest food it would almost put me out of commission. - "This was my condition a little ovei a year) ago when I made my mothet nnd brother over in Iowa a visit. Soon after I got there my troubles got worse. My kidneys started bothering me, I had awful pains in the small of my back, and constantly had headache. Then started in a siege of rheumatism which I will, never forget. . I was laid up for six months and was flat on my back; for several weeks hardly able to move. It started in my legs, then got' in my arms, and the pain was some thing awful, from the tips of my fin gers to my toes. "When I did get up I was in such a bad shape I had to use two canes in order to get about at all, and this is the fix I was in when I got Tanlac. I read the statement of a man in the paper one day, that fit my case ex actly, and decided to see if it would do me, any good. Well, to make long story short, Tanlac simply did wonders for me. Before I finished my second bottle, I threw my canes away, and could wnlk ns good as any one. And eat why.. I never had such an appetite. All the sourness left my stomach, 'my backache and head aches disappeared nnd I haven't had a touch of rheumatism to this good day.-::, '.One of those .bottles, si Tanlac I, drove 30 miles to get, our local drug gist being out at the time, and l.would do so again under the same circum stances. It's a real pleasure for me to recommend Tanlac, and I will glad ly tell anyone personally what it has done for me." , Tanlac is sold in La Grande by Sil- verthorn's Drug Store; in Union by L. A. Wright: in North Powder by L. A. Russell, and In Elgin by Scott E. Har ris. Adv. ' : Observe suits. advertising will bring re ijob Printing, The Observer, Main 37. THIS WILL PLEASE MISS SCHOOLGIRL This attractive gown of dark Hue satin with tho over-dress ot Georgette crepe should satisfy the school girl's desire for good taste and good style. Over the satin foundation Is arranged a coatee of cream colored lace, and the crepe falls over this at the back and front, parting at the sides to reveal the lace undraped. The dark crepe also finishes the sleeves and forms the soft sash. The whole overdress of crepe Is outlined with a rtxrow band of cerise beads, and tno color effect Is bright and youthful. SIEGRIST JEWELRY STORE MAKES. A STRONG APPEAL TO THE LOVERS OF BEAUTY . . ', , , ; i : An effective and unusual appeal to buy, us well as an extremely artistic effect has been secured in the display windows of the Siegrist Jewelry store. Decided similes (if red, black , and nronge velvet and silk, have been used as a background, upon which are tastily grouped various , articles of Jewelry and silverware.- It is a Jarr ing note In an otherwise purely urti tic contemplation, to calculate the commercial value of tho display, but probably a good many thousand dol lars are represented in the ingenious appeal to buyers. 7el Described. A short time ago we were discussing a friend, who, while her hnlr had srown whlto with the years, had re tained a youthful figure. A few days afterward Ruth, referring to her, said, irYou know who I mean. Aunty thnt lady who looks so young behind and so old In front. Chicago Tribune, '; DR. BALTASAR BRUM (if ; :" 1 vi7 ! TTr -Ut. ..,..l',.T.' i 'tacky Is, s ! lih; i saiTt a X Uj ,M.'Irtarwfcv w i . Widow whoa Orat nuslmnd waa weaa to livr.--blcnB( Evening Post ' KAl.VAtiW lAVrliilltsrAY Remember Thursday Is Salvage D.iy at Heil'i-n. FHher Jjrlng your donatIM Mr. Murphy. Jm ed for. "-Thft"Unll.!eV.r,-tAWa4 Wm i Sherry's -tomorrow and Friday, William ' Farnun In "Le Miser able. . . 11-20-n Hand, lotions, cold reams, nibbing creams, In any quantity, by the paueid or by the SScand 60c packages; also the Mrcest sellers of them all Violet ' yi, for the handn, and Campho fw'M fr chapped hands and sore lips and bolls, at Silvorthorn's. - U-18lf 1 ua aitANoce ITONB Dr, Baltasar Brum, the Uruguayan minister of foreign affairs, who headed the Uruguayan special commercial mis sion In this country. Job Printing, The Observer, MUn 31.. jlislfis)iass1tfssls1isslsjs1s Auto Tops Complete and Repaired HARNESS AND SADDLE MANUFACTURER AtX WORK DONE PROMPTLY. ' . TOLBERT M. SHANNON . 1306 Adams Avenue , THE ANNUAL STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION I : I Staged bt the Elks AT LA GRANDE. OREGON 11 The Wonderful Human Drama of Early Life in the Wild West Come and Leave Your Troubles Behind DON'T SHOOT OUT THE LIGHTS THE FIRST NIGHT, FOR THE SHOW LASTS FOUR NIGHTS! Big Street Parade, Every Night at 7:30 o'Clock Gaming Tables! Faro, Roulette, Poker, Craps, Twenty-One, Etc. A Turn of the Wheel and Your Fortune May Be Made I Alkali Ike and Rattlesnake Pete with their friends will bethere-Don'tMissItl ALL MONEY DERIVED FROM THIS SHOW GOES DIltECT TO THE ELKS' WAR CHEST TO BE USED IN WAR WORK ONLY. You'll BeThere! Dancing' Every Nig'ht! Dade Haines' Frontier Band and Orchestra Public Invited Free Admission! w, i- :