La Grande evening observer., March 07, 1919, Image 3

Jf, 'IP -V-JVy tyie at ,
4$
LA CRAXDE EVFNTVri OnSEp-VKR;
THREE
S!CI.K( "l'Kr SFKn rnnv -
Wigies.,. v..',.v d.-t, acclimate
for l...;..,- o-,.,.,,,,, nnJ ,.eromlne,lU.t,
by .,mt,aK. 'Fr price address
" ,' U, V. u. No. 1,
tjrun'Ie. o
e '
lOMCT TO
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improved eall rfoperty la
Lilian county. No dlrfays. gurrenl
." Grande ovnatment Co
RECORB FOFi CORK
-v.
Don't Siij
MANY men andjrojF:: arc suiTering
bcrnusc thjr trectih eiTccta
Why bo:hc;;h liniments 84
1r!i-;ns for rhcAnaiic psinf, backache,
slit! jomta, euro imisclcs, blliousncis,
ircrvoiiuss, floating speck in ihc? vifion,
tliszini', puffy pouches und-i (be eyes,
oi ether symptomt of kidney trouble
v-fu-o the kidneys can be made well and
s:rou;' thus removing the cuuac of the
f. rr.(ioms?
huve been us-d lor Lii'tiry frouM'-acd bbddfr
a::r.is,n by men and women wiih tuccct f.T
inr.-.y yet.. Tilt y ii.tm lo et risht ut ihc nr,t
o t. -uhl, :nvlf L't-atiM unrt ttrrnflh.-nin,'
fccalirj rd toottrntf went, tore, or di-jor Jt-rtd
kiJi.yu una t.iuHJcr. They tielp kidney
tt row cut ci the blood (he wutt and polio (i J
that cak tL j ayinpioiaa oi klUocy Uoublc. (
.' O. W.'WeJtiinecr. 2324 Buena Vina. Ssa
- A. 'it;'.. to, Tci.it., writes: "1 hove luffercd mora
Or L .3 wit'-i kn):.c sud bladder troublo Un tha
I ':t ion yc- 'I'll- only thing I Imve ever been
n'Ho to -t rc!i.'i from waa Fglcy Kidney Pilli.
I rjrt,t',.tlv jL-coiiimtml thcai to ...iy one uii.'cr
. .1..; fi.v 'Mmti l.:. -M. r ttvubfe A
KnnuKli llous In the iyutry lo
Mret tl IVmutiil Shvh I A port m.
C 1 VC AG O. M ;irI 7. Th biil-
. HISTORTfOF TAHITI
.Much tluulile ' I orina tin n Pi'
ruIyitet'R, Ilas'lUnn onijyel.0
Fob.
Ribbedt Bqnnets. i Voice. S
EKTE, ISLAND OP TAHITI
T I Hv Mail (Thorn li:
loon lias becn'cii loose according been rA-iv'al of lntorit here ,'
fio-experts today coiniuentlng on the ainone Eurooeans rcsidinK onMhel
unmea price or iioks. racKi'DR j Inland In the history and lore of
hoie offirtuls mkl theyj-xpected Tahiti Inspired by a wish tp ldetify
lmmcdiare advnnces IpTiie hogs preserve landmarks of historic
prices to sot mnrkliove'tlie 20 j value which. If left for any consld
record sot lait vr, ornble period , mould be lost to tho
'Trices jpTba uV .r two or memory of man.
Ihree ' yuS to come," said F. W. Amone the' relics nreservert ' hns
Vad(laT hMd of. 'Armour & Co'fihonn, the llrnner nuirklne of the
iind provision department. burial pluce of the lieverend Henry
Iftlns of the ombirBo on pork Nott. one of the flp-t. and cnnslder-
exports. of course, opens much new ei the greatest, of the missionaries
territory. Thera Isn't enough pork Who came to the 3outh Seas In the
on hand to meet this demand. earlv days
Tke live hop supply In this coun- The mission sent out from Ene-
try is almost cxhausled. The farm-; land to Tahiti In 1706 was the first
er rushed his hops to market while! undertaken by the London Mlsslon-
U-.e food 'administration had a fixed sry Society after its formation. The
price for his animals." Reverend Henry Nott was of this
Live hog prices have advanced l iroiiioany who landed from the ship
the last week in the belief that no nnff. commanded by Captain Jimos
pi ice would be f'xed. . IWIIjon. at Mntavai Bay. Tahiti, in
Grains, slowed up In a nervous 1797. From that time until his
Market here, were 1 x-'iected to veactideadth In 1844 lie labored without
today to the hog pi Ice announce- Iceaslng In the islsnd. It was he who
mnnt. ' Sharp rises wore predicted j first translated the" scriptures, direct
from the opeiing of tho marketsJiy from the original Hebrew and
Charites that the farjnor. sure of a Greek texts, into tho Tahitinn lan
h'.gh price for wheat, has neglected ' guage. Ho alono. of all tho mission
corn, a necessary iidiunct to tho porklarlos who wcro on tha Island dnrlns
business, were mado by nio.it ex-, the troublous times in the opening
t I
I ' . . .
life
it
'U5'V,i' kgi'ii.
perls.
Unofficially some startling high
prices wcro named as possiblo rec
ords for both grains and moats' -..
ADMITS l.OVK I'Olt COl'XTKSS
Shedding
If The
Armor
W Wan
7W
J. and tfWj
khi garments
fi'.) many
mm
(' j with
Cs; ,,,n Blkey
j of tlie hrT
Aim
I II
mmrr the k: i
1
Y0rN(.STf)?T. OHIO, March 6.
Cuptflfu U. V. Dlnkoy stepped off the
trafrr horti arnl aftor rroot'ng- his
iimtlior aud futhor mid ho never
wjiitcd to leave Younijijlown nnin,
"Yes, but It is reported tint yon
nre encased to n re:il live Coir:tesfc
cast 1 03 and things," persisted
the energetic reporter.
"And maybe she' will trade francs
for American easlcs," put In Cnp-
niitted an affair
ils,"
of the nineteenth century when the
Islmd was torn and dovastntod by
interbribal wars, remained steadfast
ly at his post.
Stranpo It may norm. Information
In regard to Mr. Nott obtftdrablo at
the hojdnuarters of the London MIs-
1 Wiiwii
, Fresh Oysters -ny atjlu at any 1, .." ",B '''., ,whirh V"'"1 ,"r
ine ' State 'V.--A.lv.-' ' 3.7.2f l'"'!' 'il,"?n' pu 1 0,1 yur,
" y Jjb printing- Th Obwrvef u one of
March lpth last day to pay wulor the two shops in town observing union
rem without aa penalty.' ,OJ" ' -3-7!li principles. 'I'hone Mnin 87.
V '
denary Society In London Is meager.
Ono of the three Kuropoans 'vho
have been intsrested In finding, and
mnrkfng his restin; place, mado In
quiries dnrlnt: n recent- visit to tlio
F.nKllsh rtinltil as to what knowledge i moro itorost was beluk shown
tho socloty h-3d of him. Tt was dis- coimnanding personality. .. m
covered that the socloty had no ro- llia Kruve, long neglected and
rord of Mr. Notf death, nor did noarly forgotten, now is properly
they fcnow where he was buried. All 'markud. A BUbstntiul wall has bee
thev could say was that as the yenrs !bullt around it and the natives of
rolled by Mr. Notfs fame os a great !the district, remembering the debt
missionary lncrensMl and more' nn :tnov owo ,lis niimoPV. hnve filled Hi
. ,' ,' T. , .' ,', , . 1 enclosure with flowering plants.
Mils rolyntcinn Jtesoarclies, con
sidered as the most authoritative
,1100k on old Tahiti, Is regarded nut
;tho best source of information on
, tlie work of Mr. Nutt in the Islands,
lit was from Mr. Nott that Mr. Ellia
j who came to the islauds in lSlfJ, ob
tain eu ine Knowieuge or native tore
and customs.
The word spring means lust one thing to woman. That thing
Is "HatB.V Therefore this Fashion Art artist in portraying three
distinct types tor early wear holds tb,e spotlight ot attention. Upper
left's broad brim tips the key lo sprlag linos whon the crown ot
violets leads away Into a broad brim topped wilh purple da 1'Jxe rib
bon. . On the right a mtlan straw reaches unthought ot heights in
black gros-eraln ribbon. Lower motor raodelo have touches of '
loather, the left a perky bonnet for tho optm-fuoed miss tho right
a bluo leather brim on tun colored body, aud a veil of Suilm for the
lady who lust enn't make her eyes behave.
11112 the
of peaca G$J
returned 0$)
soldiers are seeking
, and finding
'tKb irV particular 'fj
25 mercial and indus-
CiJ Problems in abun- hs)'-
Ctv dance will of usees 6!
. ff.) sity confront them.
ff) Cur sound, reliable jJi
p'o coim-sel, based upon
years of experi-
ence, may prove of
tmrMOMt'o to 1 ii rt
"i Youn.'? businessmen
are -cordially invit
(t ed to consult us.
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STATE CAFE
CATERERS TO HUNGRY FEOPLE
When you :ii'c luiiifji'y, cuiiio and see us. If yoiL
haven't any appetite, come and see us. Xyi
make you feel like eating as soon as vjxfsee tlie
bill of fare. ''
Open Day and Night, and AlwayfReady to Give
. YouSferviotf; ,,.....;,...,
ALL WHITE HE EMPLOYED
A meal with us willTnake you a regular patron.
EATING AT THE STATE CAFE
.will make you happy and healthy. What more
do you want? Oysters any style at any time.
STATE CAFE,
218 Depot Street Phone Black 3341
M.irch 10th last dr.y to pay walor
rent without a penally. U-7-2t
Fourth Liberty lonn bonds arc ready
for delivery. United States National
hank. 2-21-tf
. FRESH
VEGETABLES
We always carry the most complete line of green
vegetables to be had, in La Grande.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
For tomorrow we will have Fresh Tomatoes, Ar-
tlchokes, Brussels Sprouts, CucumbersRad-'
ishes, Spinach, Celery, Head LettucgHothouse
Lettuce, New Cabbage, . Rhybafb, Cabbage,
Green Onions, New CarroYoung Turnips and
Beets in Bunch'es.
ai Attention to rhone ureters.
0 CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
PHONE MAIN 43
SNODGRASS
we Give sped
M
C x
J. G.
.MASONir MKKTIXtJ
j There will be ji special contmunt
catio.:i of La (irande lodge No. 41,
J A. 1". & A. M. -at their lodge room
on Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock
ifor the purpose of attending the
funeral of Itrothor David L. Wyldo,
I which will lie hold from the W. H.
'Rohnenkamp Company chapel at
'10:30 o'olnck in the forenuoui. .' ."v, '..
I Uv order of tlie Master,
ArTIIUH C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
3-7-1 t.
of Iloscn
magnetos.
Hamilton Garuge, corner Fir and Jef
, Fcrson. 3-5-tf
Just arrived shipment
magnetos. Special Kord
Kodaks, films, kodak supplies of all
J'inds, developing and printing prompt
ly done nt 3-3-3
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA QRANDC.OREQON.
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
New black kid pump, Louis heel. Best grade of
kid stock. Price .". $7.50
New lilack Kid Oxfords,. Ijouis heel. Very di'essv
and best urade. Price ;...$8.0(
New All lilack Kid Shoe, welt soles and Louis heel,
.Kxtra K'ood (iialit.y. Price SplU.u
M.,, A 11 IJ. l."i-l t!l.nnu Tsui is linol ""' Vot I ixii.
r;' ivi'ice .:....:.:...LL::..:&JS0' r-'-C'i
New All Plack K'id shoes, Louis heel. Bestofiyl
and jrood iiualil v. Price
New I jiowii Kid Oxford, Louis heel. Extra quality kid.
New lilack Kid Oxford, military heel. Price
New All lilack' Kid Shoes, military heel. Price .
SStJ
Jrice
:
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4
$8.00
$6.50
$8.50
L i. French Shoe Co.
m
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7$
United States
National
Bank
La Grande,. Ore.
CARS
If
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That Have Been Left With Us to Sell
v.
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"Sibecinsthome It
ve say.liv about
rri.-perity:
ha!' wje build up pros-
r;i i tlicliartbybuyfng
i':r:i pavu.-t-., or shrill
vt'I-uy home pnxlucts"
!m"?u we wane to see pros-
'J vri-y, hLe charity," "btgik
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Cl il'JIliC (
ONE -PASS. MITCIpfcE."
ONE AYNJfr5l8
ONE-CHALMERS, 1917
ONE MITCHELL FOUR
ONE RE0 ROADSTER
CNE SAXON SIX
ONE REO FOUR, 5 PASS.
ONE APPERSON
ONE OVERLAND
ONE MAXWELL
ONE STUDEBAKER TRUCK
ONE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE '
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1 ir.TtTUAdf crtton 1 !'j.y . 15 ' - III
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