La Grande evening observer., February 17, 1919, Image 3

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moxday, ntmPAm
4' "t-wtfiiiiiMidimfr
Red Cross
5
DrugNStor.e
The Prescription Store,
; Social and
Personal j
F. E. Graham, promluont Elin
citizen,, 8peut Sunday In La Grando.
Thomas Leffel, former game war
den, was over from Joseph yester
day, v
C. J. Owen, manager of the Pen
dleton Tribune, -was a La Crando
visitor Sunday.
Attorney C. E. Finn went to Enter
prise hub morning, to attend the
February term of circuit court at
that place.
Miss Charlotte Duesiiig left this
morning for Kamcln, to nurse a fnm
of Kamela's people, who are ill with
the flu.
i-.merson William, who has been
In Spokane attending the Holt Tract
or school, arrived hero today on his
wayiiome.
Dwlght Marlin. of Cove, who Is in
the service "ard h is been home on a
thirty-diiy furlough. 1 left today for
New York to Join 1.1a' regiment.
Martin King, mayor of Kamola,
wag 'hero yesterday seeing the 'fel
lows and getting a line on all late
transactions in a political 'and. bust
ess way.
Ed Knockle, of Cove, arrived here
yesterday from Mursl.fieAl. where lie
has been working Tor e govera
ment, and will remain a lew d.tys in
La Grande hefnro gairg on to Cove.
Mr. nml Mis. II K TlipK.v
who
have been viFitinc relatives in St I
Louis fur Rftipp i.m.i iiiivn rtur-.ini '
to La Graudo. Mr. and Mrs. llickey
were both former rr:shlnntn of thf .!
chy.
. Eilly Pollmanv of leaker; passed
through La Grando yesterday morn
ing, taking the daylight run to Port
land. Ho says thd way tho trains
run. there now Is no inducement for
Buker people to take a night train.
Sam Pace, doputy United States
marshal, was in from Portland last
.night picking up the erring ones.
Mike Woodward went to Union
this morning, to be gone several
days attending to business matters.
J. J. Johnston prominent merchant
and grain dealer of P-aluse, Wash.,
-arrived in La Grande Saturday aud Is
visiting' at the homo of Rev. and
Mrs. N. S. Hawk. Mr. Johrston will
remain in this city Tor a week or ten
days.
Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles and
Herbert Hannah, court reporter, left
this morning for Enterprise, where
Judge Knowles will hold court this
week. There are several important
' c:;sefl 011 tho docket, the accumula
tion of the past fifteen months.
Jus. Wilson, of Portland, who had
been In the city attending to business
matters for' a phort time. leTt Satur
day night to return to Portland. He
was1 accompanied by his daughter.
Miss Edith Wilson, who had until
recently been a member of the staff
of the Creorwoort school. Miss
Wilson was forced to leave her po
sition on account of ill health.
The Ladies Aid or the Fjrst M. E.
chinch will hold their .monthly so
cial meeting en Wetmcpday ;:fter
iiooh February 1Mb, at tire home of
Mrs. Charles Play!e, 1st nnd Wash
ington. Tho ladies of Alice) living
In La Grande will entertain Iht?
Alothoflist ladles. All the nieiobeis
and friends of the Aid are Invited.
Come and have a go'jd time.
liKMEMUHU TOMOKItOW NKiHT
Af. 7::M tomoorow pvenins the
Ilible StudvelH wUl bold another fM'I,,e '-'hi"K new tar garment as a
meeting in the V. M. C. A., under tnoj slu' ,li',,,,v'M ,hl,t 11 ,,!,s ,,n
i1.i.,.t.in f ..hf t r, ii..r t...ct,-' Ji-;flilMble cbiiiii to be culled n p-arf.
of the Christian chinch in this j
city. There will be further dts-;
cusbion of the piophecies of Danb l.
the prophet. Do l.olr forg't the
class," the leaders urc. More nx-m
will be made fcr the' Increused af-t
tandarce.
WOl I D H.M 'lil.MK WAVi:
CLKVfc' LAN -)," Clia i eb. 17 -Siviis
bunk? of Ovel.nul jreask
td to Ikj: a raaio-iiL'n of etlttcatioa
SiLh kad the people of Ua
c:y to iavr'jt or b:i.ik Their money
iLlier tl:i trry it on their per.ons
or have
hom.H
t under t'.V mattre at
fs an appeal ducted to!
tl!-ti by Mayor IC': y Di as On
j-eau'l of a 'ioe uve whkrh has
Wept over Clevt!d recentiy. h
M ivor iWi-l;en lOV. ftnien
vijiAn
nonevever. nti rolnts t,t that
n.ioht hVnv , cirh vr.ir if if was:
' in ietnks Instead the Dockets
f fltrtivflndrs.
tS ffl " . :
w4NTr.Ck-l,TOttonOyss'J.i!l(6),';En 1 ,arl'r "Inter. Xvorora wenr
wipe msrhin?ry. 2 cenu pound. h";e "O1" Knnnt with wonderful
Observer office.
i7.-Yffin.-
BlOlORENl
AFIRE PBOGRAH
CONCERT FOR BENEFIT OF THE
UNIFORM FUND.
Excellent Numbers Have Been Added
to Hie Hand 8 Selections for
This Event.
. Tomorrow night at the high school
auditoriu.m nt 8 o'clock the O.-W.
band will give its first concert. The
band is composed of forty-eight pieces
under direction of J. P. Caldwell an'?
is a great musical organization, al
though yetsfluite young. .The proceed
will be used to aid in procuring uni
forms for the musicians.
Director Caldwell todny announced
the following program:
IT
March, ''The Booster"
Novelette, "Dimples"
Violin Solo, "Melodid"
Miss Florence Lynch
Waltz, 'Eleanore"
Serenade, "Mooning ' .
Monday Club
(a) ' Where My Caravan Has Rested"
(bj "Our Soldiers' Welcome Home"
Mrs. A. L. Richardson, Director.
Fancy Dancing
(a) Kpyptian Dance
(b) Rainbow Dance
Miss Lillian IauUvig
Vocal Solo, "The Rose of No Man's l.nnd"
Mrs. T. J. Scroggin
Selected, ''Simple Ave"
Characteristic March
March, "Stars und Stripes Forever"
Salvation Army and
Helpers Make Many
Doughnuts for Boys
Wher the boys of the famous
Sixty-fifth nwoko this morning on
their special train they found over
! z.utiu (lougnmiis, t no Kind that
Intakes the mouth water and the
stomach glad, waiting for them. The
.Salvation army ai:d other workers
put in the entiro Sunday
bulling
'doughnuts
AnionK thosa active in tbo work
were Mrs. K. F. Cobli. .Mrs. Maude i
derer, Mm. W. Stanley, Mrs. U. II.
G rider. Mrfi. Tomlinson, Misa Edna
Arnold, Miss llamri Cannon, Miss
Catherine Cannon, E E. Cobb, Dan
Rowlad and Capt. William Smith.
Apples nlso greetou rae fighters for
Just ns the p4rj)lexed reporter of
faliions Is about to begin to describe
And when she Iiiik .deckled that ft be-
to the shaihlfnrwanl, upright
: ind donr!u'bt -ejirf family, fhe finds
t eoiiKort log ith. a belt, ponitblnj:
ft arfs and cnpin have heretofore not"
( ir-ne. Let'i-iii rle uiUt In1'rcftlnff
j :hf--ce trv the tnns tlmt belong to the
tP'all fur garments that have lerjt ft
t .vjlliDK ear to inles of alturfng c)irj'ii
I l:.:rt this season. They look like so
r.f.ny tl;:hi:s we fmr.lty have to call
io-'i! b fTii Indebrdte tf term '
f.rivly Va?t:ieiiiJ" they ore that any-
Here fs o: of thni whf'-ti 1 a rape
" I;ir a inP "r" ii"U!'ier5:irc
cvn a w"arf H ff ns tbe front
loc-s. ai-n a jncKec, u wc xuite me
i je!t' word Wr It It in made of p!nd
: u-i i ;il aiiti hfis a collar of SiberfiiV
O'iUirrei. Ann UilB is nnotn cnarac-1
erirt-f or iur
ts thisp.isni
V'f of hmojias tW0
Tlif little ftr wrap shown In tb?
' UBtmtlon.'flwor vltji a heavy sult
L' enough f arcraite wO'erl
.f!tiier9inliin Meal rar fO" an-
Fur Garments, Eccentric and Pretty !
f tV j-t; 'vt
I'. tV? " - vA ; 1
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I7K
Community Chorus Meets
This Evening for a
Real Genuine Rehearsal
Mr. Trayner wishes the Observer
to announce that there will be a real
genuine rehearsal of the Commun
ity Chorus this evenlnp !t is re
quested that every member be pres
ent. Director Edwards will bo on the
job and all members are anxious to
get the work started. Owing to the
fact that the Neighborhood club
needs their rooms in the public li
brary this evonirg the rehearsal will
be held iu the Presbyterian church.
Prominent Wallowa County
Lady Comes to City to
Meet Her Son in the 65th
Mrs. Ella T. Clayton, treasurer of
Wallowa county, and elected by both
Republicaiw and Democrats, spent
Sunday in La Cran io waiting to meet
the troop truins of the Sixty-fifth. Her
boy is a member of the Sixty-fifth und
was wounded in France.
Klein
St. Clair
Chas. llustcr
. . . Will Huff
. . . Carl King
Lohr
Band Aecompaninunt
Thome
P.eyors
Soun
the lied Cross canteen placed eight
boxes on the train to greet the boys
when they h .d wnshed their faces
thin morning.
MRS. MURCHISON
DEAD IN PORTLAND
Wiml has been receive, of tho
death of Mrs. Anna Murehison yes
terday iiiDMiinj! ir. Portland. Tho de
reared w s llu niotlier of J. J.
Murcliisen of tliia el'y. The reintinin
(will be brought to Ui Grande for the
funeral unci interment, (hfiniio a
nonncement of which will be mude
tomuriow
Mr. ard M13. Dan McKonzie, ot
Enterprise, whose son is a nieiubor
of the returning 65. h division, were
in La Grando over Sunday to see
him ns ho -passed through.
have carried over Into tho smnm'f
ntonlbs. It Is for Ktyh-uud they
have It tlmt they are ho much loved.
This little wr.ap has po'hels In the
ends nt the fnmt. A mnif to wear
wltU.II In-eeld weiHber Is of peiiNhln,
like It, Irut hit' no Mpiivrel trii.-mtiot:.
In spk of tbe liklnif for obi wrap,
nothing eiiiiij-i In popularity nearf and
muff setK. Thefo is a irreet variety
In them and In i-ape witli iniifTs to
mnteh, ur. fne need n"ver fiu-iion
their jroiid style. liand-ome frirs do
not need to folkiw iooV ulnno
they are too rk h for that.
Uneven Frire.
Fringe Is mil! uar.1 with fllrtlnrtlnn.
TW a style tlmt mlelit eiflly hue
he.n,tin lo tho gryuod, hut turntiw of
lie cIe'ernoKS ofuthe i.ietiers it Ik j
still a jdwl (kHrie and no-lVnt reiilk'
r utill 'iii'.ini-'f ultli frlnt'e of innri
Fgrtn. li'erlj. a mark of tUr newer ,
nsat'o of friiiB la tills: rnevenne.
Krincen tlie of panels la put ,
on tliatfiri-inuff! very often In Irreirninr
or titiejjn linen. Home tnOthW new:
frrK-kn an'l Tlou!i have frfnirefl
sle')l, with uneven O'ljes. S'ii:ie
tlmQ ven. the fclrf c cf the frwk it
self la frinjid out to give the rlht
eCtct O ' '
' 1 . O
ORANDE EVEXTNO OBSERVER
ETHEL GULLING
mi
MAII
i:ii;d to i.ieit.
IX ITiAXCE.
News of a War Ilonmnrc lias Just
Been lifcrivcd by Family of the
llrtdo hi l.a Cirando.
Two Americans, oro of them Ethel
Gulling of La Ci.uule. fell, mor
tally wounded, at tho hand of n
ning Ciiiid in Sunny Franco during i
tho war, according to word that has
just conic forth to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. !
C. Gulling, and Mr. and Mrs. II. M.
uluuisilu uiiiul
Hay. Miss Ktlicl, a stenographer with Imlder; Henry Schacffer and wife,
tho Baso Hospital," No. 4ii, which j Wallown.
wont overseas from Oregon last At tho Sommer: A. McLachlin, Ba
sin lug, and who was later trans-kor; J. A. Read, Lostine; M. Susmnn,
ferret) to the Medical department at! Portland; A. S. Archer, Portland; I.
General American lierdquarters In
Chaumont, Franco, was married re
cently to Licuternnt C. L. Sears, a
civil engineer of Corry, Penn.
The story of. the courtship and
marriage reads liko a bit of real ro
ninnce. The two met each other
Immediately after Miss Ethel's atriv-
utum.ij.ji jn i.,raiKv( Qiut they noon became
fast friends, and Inter onsaKed. The
lieutenant t-.s then recovering froin
j vicious ahrapi.el wounds. When he
was nitty recovered they wero quiet
ly married, and because of military
rnh'H their sorret wan rlos'ly guard
ed, not even Kt hoi's eo-worlteia uud
rooiuates belns advised tiioreof.
Lieutenant i?e,un returned lb tho
front and was nwnlii. wounded in tho
famous Aropno Woody, nnd was
pent to- liordeaux for trentiuent nnd
eonv lescence. The unit to which
Ethel wva Vtacllod wi't diHlianded In
.lar.uary, and site wah allowed to ve
t urn to the United yinte.s but It was
or.ly last S-.tturd iy. a week apo, when
.M rs. .So.u-s received her huiuirahte
d:scliare at New York, th:it site was
at liberty to fn!o--:n her lVlntlvon
here of tlu: wedd?ivi.
' f ii iitcii.int Searii 'y now lb-d-d for
early return home a: d Mrs, Sears i:
at New York awattin,; coiiii''t
the voyaKe.
It is lioied that britln can pc: -
sii de her hnsbaiuL to come. v. e;;t to
lo ate at any rate La (iramk-
wants to havo another look at Ethnl
anu nor nero nusua; (i, iou. :uiui.v
best wishes from - large circle of
f 1 ienda in tliirj the city of her birth
nnd the home of her many fi lends, g-j
forth to tho hapjiy couple.
.. . EUHOH- IX UAy.LS.
An item in the society columns of
The Observer Saturday should have
read: "Mrs. P. S. Jester and Mr. a-nd
Mrs. George Ball as the jfuesta at n
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
U. Hlood in Fruitdnle. The names of
the guests appeared in the report as
Mrs. J. F. Lester and Mr. and Mrs.
George Hall.
LA GKAXDE COUPLE MAltKY
G"orr W.
Mollie Puck,
Kobortf-on and Mrs.
both of La Grande
wore married
at the
p.irsonaf'e of
the M. E. church. South, Sunday.
Vbruarv Dith, at (i:"J0 p. in. Tno
of fieiat ing clergy ma 11 was lie v. W.
H. Smith, na.stor of tho M. E. clniieh.
Mr. and Mrs. Itobertsou will take upjlot of stock cuts, or trashy pictui-.'s in
housekeeping In- the city. Tlmy enlor and flimsMy and flamboyantly
have purchased a rooming house, j hi und. When 11 book agent gains ne
at 1-1 OS Wash in ..ton, where they j uss to your house, nnd di-;p!aya be
will bo at home to their in iny fore you u set, in twenty volumes, of
friends. I'"fhe World's (Ireatejit Urutnides" or
' I ''The fiook of All Human Konwledge,"
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable you should remcmlur two thin;i.
to wine machinery. 2 cents a pound. t First, that' the bel hooks on all sub
Observer offji-e.
Great
Power
Vlt ire unloading anotr-er carload of IS9dcl 4 D in ttr!-y, tbe tbird in a montb. Come in and Ictts jem
yactrats'one to you. Wo life to do it. You ;tn own one 'ii our Spi;ir4 Winter Tenna.
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I
GOCCBgAR TIRES
ur.oia i i-.ur.if u la i.ha.mje
rlOTELS OVER THE WEEK-END Itablishcd houses, and are marketed
At the Savoy:0 E. Parker, Wnllu 'through the regular channels of trade,
Walla; Mr. and" Mrs. O. Knute. Ntfrthi'' t,l book "tores; and second,
Powder; L. L. Crorr, Elgi; Mrs. M. iwhc" " willos t0 buv 8 000,5 tlu'
L. Greenough, Lostine; Ed. Knobloch,ls n0 rc!,!" hy one should also pay
MaahfieM- W. H Saver fiiMw,n. I . nP0,U 8 commis.lotl together With
D. Edwards, Baker: C. M. Jones. En
terprise; S. G. Rickmnn.and wife, Ali
ccl: C. H. Catching. Missoula: W. D.
SK V1,S j Greer, Freewater; John Mayfi'eld, El
gin; R. S. Stubblefield, Enterprise:
Enid De Boico, Elgin; F. A. Hoiser,
Portland; U P. Larson, Weiser; John
Kcnnedv, Elgin: L. D. Sutherland,
Cove: A. I. Ptdoler, Union: K. t. l.rny,
t n lit i-i !... TIF 17"
l enuicton; vm. nrown, nc; v.. r-;
Beaumont, Alicel; Herbert Dougherty,
Portland; E. Parker, Walla Walla;
Edward Joucll, Vincent; C. E. Gilkison
and wife, Portland; G. C. Holding and
wife, Troy; Miss A. Burmester, Tort-
cun-iland; T. E. Huchson, Enterprise; W. E
Fisher and family, Wallown; Mrs. T.
H. Beilwcll,. Pendleton; J. M. Lowcry,
Enterprise; W. S. Stevens, Joseph;
. lean Graham, Elgin; Mrs. Ray Norvnl,
C. Lohey and wife, Spokane; W. H.
Howler, Roise; Chna. Hewitt, Roches
ter; D. S. and J. N. Van Honnn, Al'
rrl; W. R. Holmes, Enterprise; R. A.
Woodhurn, I'nrtlund; Mrs. P, D. Viv
ker. Palmer Junction; Ferdinand TV
Latter, Portland; R. Miles. Portlnml;
A. II. Fletcher, Portland; Thco. John
ston, Portland; Harry Wnde. Lostine;
R. T.. Lillv. Enterprise; IL E. Innmn.
Sroknne; J. W. Rurr, Snoknne; V. R. !
Wilson, Roise; TL A. Vinvent, Pert-
iana; r,. 11. jimciiinson ami n. . n t
Iry, Spokane; Frank C. Casey nnd R. !
n. wniKy, romnim.
At tlie Foley: W, E. Hammond, On
tnr-o; Ihmdinot Seeley. Portland: E.
R. Eaten, Writer; V, T.ngtm, Pen-1
dlehm; H. R. Loiter. Portlnnd: Mm.
ii. inyior. r.nierpr, ; u. vt. w n ui.
Perdleton; J. A. T.etrh nnd wife, Lot
Lake; TT. M. Mnlnney, revenue domir
ment: Daniel Rovd. Enterprise; Mar.
t in King, Kamr-l::; C. H. TVnr'hurfy.
P, niiloron:. IV I .. ( '.IboHo'v Pendb-
on: C. W. Ki.W. PorUard: Mrf. I.
Robinnni. l!jl'er; A. J. Killion, Wild
er; H. A. MInir. W.-nih-ihy; S. C.
Tew.-t;, P':idMon: It. Craliam. El
"n: J. C. F--b-.,idt. Wal'ov.i; M-'-ile
Mount. Jo i-h : VY. It. R.-.m';., Wrll.-j
toil or , W-1!:.: R. E. Kenf.v. Walbi V.'mIH
tW. A. tlra'-. IV-vnlbip. W::.-h.; Mic 1'
v r "li!tnn. ibM-er; IV. Alex Rei-1
,riinr; S F Tt,rn p,pt-'".I; A. E
.Tinnem; p. Walla Wr "a; L. I 'J""-
brd. Cove; M. J. Powers, Los An-
goies.
j
M. K. ciirucit, KOFTir
Tho mnotin.'TM at tho M. E. church,
t.outh, are JUiOgotlng nicely atai ted.
A- great day was , bud .yesterday,
There have ben a number of com-or-
slons brought about by tbe- meetings
ho far. Sorvicos will bo held every day
this woek at 2:30 and 7:10 p. n1
W. B. SMITH, Pastor.
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THE HUOKWOKJI
h 'I- !
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BOOK AfiK.NTS.
Naturally I believe thi.t people
should purchase books; I believe that
the nverajre person buys far fewer
than he should. I believe tin t Iwokn
are just ns necessary to a house Msij.'ot; lil-'.XT- llfioru
. ..,1 ,i:i ....i ..,.1 :..
j ' ; n ",,,J " '" I""- nut'-uir
ii;m oooKS. 1 ne average suoiicription
book is usually a worthless hudge-
po;i;;e thrown together by it itjilf of.f'o KA f,F-i
'beap hack writers; illustrated with a
1 iects are written bv the experts on I
CAKJ UflElSSIIKVKL -
In
wm . w . w . W
ROHNMfVKA MP "CO
tSi ' lav "yet
moso suujecis, are pmiosneu by- esl
his hotel and traveling expenses. In
other wordsthe person who is trying
to sell you the book is probably get
ting from 50 to 75 per cent of the pur
chase price, which is about throe
times as much as the regular book
store gots.
But jfi llfur (he Rent hag shown
you tll0 b(Hlk ..01) f(.c, tlmt u nb.
solutely must have them, call up the
... v. ' . r
library before you sign a contract and
filui out if tl )10t be ickc(1 u
at a much smaller price, from a bar
Rain catalogue. Most of theso books
are on the. market -ut all times nt a
fraction of their price as sold by sub
scription. As nn example of possible price
saving, Inst week a book npent called
at the library and announced himself
as l-e presenting a bankrupt Chicago
firm. He had a catalogue showing n
long list of standard seta, priced pre
sumably nt a more, fraction of the us
ual selling price. One item was a set
of Lossing's Encyclopedia of United
States History, in ten volumes, priced
nt $'.11.00. I turned up our record
book, and showed hi in whejrfc I had
picked up a similar set Tn a New
I myself think it is a mistake to
huv complete sets of any author
I with the exception of Shakespeare
because about half of what even the
most di-tiivuished nuthorq have writ
ten is not worth reading except by
tho professional student of literature.
i. , , ; ( ...n(n fiwn
t loV0!HTbc Newcomes, Vanity
i? ip lVmh.nnis. TIenrv Esmond nm!
The Vii'irhnans. with which everybody
plmuUl bo familiar; but -he also- wrote
fifty or Uwnty volumes of burlesques
(and pot-boilers over which, no one
j . . ti vhnvAv the sen-
! - . u,-,.,, f :.. ,,. ' .,..!,, it
five volumes.
I Sh"ihrly, for .-enu yer.r.t past, there
'has been a rrra!. advertiiing propn
iirnnda, ep1iti itr tin propnsition that
o?v r;tn inqui!!- a liberal education bv
ircidirifr lh' citntonU of n bonk shelf
;five fe"t irt'it;1. That, of course, is er
'vi'nt nnp-dMi'S't, rt'id have often won--oVmM
hitw niaiiy of Hm purchasers of
(flu five foL book she1!' have ping'-os-1
- f .1 f; tVr tiiii the fir.-t few iu'-hoi.
; hr.v' 11 ': v ..' Ei to re:i;t ine':e 1
l.-n!;-!. the .-M,t. ih'w.U ( do is to J
boy rv.r .-t t''M. in a siib-itantial
le litii.ii, wni h ru.v le had at
'rrnm r(.i to Ji, nrd to rev.d it bo
fore lmyinjr mother.
Wh it I an trvin.tr to emphasize is
that tho library is ttt the public's ser
vice, not only for the isming of such
l books ns it happens to have, but also
if,,,. nlf! ntvt.n u i,ns n ivn n.
die bctt hook:- on any suhiect, nnd as
(0 t.hi' nu'i iu of v irioua edition1!. It
ooiuiiilcrs it n privity'ce to be able to
servo tlio ii'ihli" in thia wny.
I!Ui:TON M. STEVENSON.
S NEW TODAY I
FOU SALIC A 1017 Hai ley-Davidson
and fide car, machine just over
hauled. Price very reasonable. Air
; ply Club pool Hall. 'i-H-Ulp
foj lij:ht h'ce-
lit-iMiing. Si'iiarnla-'bedruom. r
Ad;iiii.-i. i'hocu Itiacl- j'.tUl. 2-17-tf
v-ven good sows in far
Inight, Isbind City.
2 17 atp
row. licit
WANTF.D - Cootl arrneulice girl. Onc5
ilr't, . nn t:ew preferred. La (.iamb
Millinery. li-17-tf
MONEY O.N CjTV PUOI'KltTY
.la'k Oliver hfi.t tnney bo will loan
no city propci !,y in, very eniey terms.
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IilV; U:,E F&RD TOURING Ct.
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Wo hnv now fine Imported blue
serges. Th,ey,iH not turn purple.
They are god for three years', wear.
Cost very little (more than the ready
made suits ari-will outwear two. The
Toggery. 2-10-7t
Do you have periodic attacks of
headache - accompanied by sickness of
th stomfceh or vomiting, a sallow
skin and 1H1II eyes? If so, you can
get quick relief by taking Chamber
lain's Tablet as directed for biUeus
ness, and youumay be able to avoid
these attacks if you observe the direc
tions with each package. adv.
A very large assortment of all
kinds of correspondence paper in boxes
or in pounds, with envelopes to match,
also typewriter paper and typewriter
ribbons you vi (ind at Silverthorn's
at moderate price. 2-14-:it
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA ORANDK.OncaON.
Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, yon can stop burning , itching,
eczuma quickly by applying Zemo fur
nished by any druggist lor 35c Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Henling begins tho
moment Zemo is i-pplu'd. In a short
time usually overy tn.ee of rcicma,
tetter, pimples rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the akin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
Jie penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It
u not greasy and docs not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
tieatment for skintrouble3of all kinds.
Tho E. W. Roae Co., Cleveland, O.
j v v p'ront T. Rood
Wliy Loo! Oldor Than ;
X OU Are j
, It la atstonlnhing how many 1
women through lack of alten-i
tion are wearing corHeU that
give a more mature appear
ance to (he fig ore thaif It should
have and consilqueatlM they ap
pear to be five lor ten pears old
r than they are.
It (h possible! to cadily lm-
prove that coadJiojif you will
come to our corset department
ami get a trial fitting of the
MODAUT front land corset.
See Tor yourself the youthful
and graceful linen thin fiimoiift
corHct will give you.
No cxprnHc e you do not
buy unless I here h a de
rided imiiroveineut then
you Hhntihl.
PAULINE
LEDERlvE
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