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1 o LA GTM.ND72 EVENiyO OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, M ARCH 2fi, 1919. TWO e . spring: nunnery I - x 7'- As Vow will lie particularly interested in tins' display of iiew sjn-jng liats in the new shapes ami colorings. ffo try to dcKcrilio Jliem would lie an injustice to tlu'iij and to" you. They are nipreci;ilcd niowt by those, who set; them first. You are cordially invited to this first complete view of the new millinery creation;. , HILL S DEPARTMENT STORE BEDEFTO NO REAL STANDARD jZZZj S iMlrcnlh o? a German Division I In So .Vijuieiic.i) li.is. ) NATION ID j wZ..f:sz;"M'hch 5 Tfcere Is v llonKor toy eel standard for Ain i irenglh uf a division iii the tiirinuuf jartnjr, say American experts. This! II A I J-' OFTIJIK Hill X.THIU.l!" re"df,d 'P3rlV Vi'W "f ITIVC is LidVV ! tlio fuel lhat delegates at the peace , ' . 'conference not lor.4 ago suggested': llig. Will Jlck loL'f UL? ""y b0 """Ud '"'i jH'itl Delivery JIumHew on The llufl trow. At tliu belnniu:; of the .war a German division cotit prised" about win .. - , ltf.OOQ men. fIn the lutior part of With millions of n,n women and tlPJ wa'r dlvl8lon8 COn8!stud u children refuse n Allied country threo lllfuJltljr :ud Cn, arliUuty reg. ' ".' rinuuit, with plcir.eera, signalmen and J , In sorest need of clothing kind llio American ' Red Cross has ! V " ""-" " """harious o:ber technical troops mini .et the wc.ok of March 24-2Jth forlh., ;,, ,,,. ,,,,,, , nutlon-wldo collections of used clothing, shots und .bluckets for these helpless people. Every report and survey from abioad shows un mistakably that the clothing pro"!. lorn faced by thuse re'.tirning to' their devastated homes is one of! tiie most' aerlous they have to face and it is equally clear that It Is to (America th.it llio (offerers turn. . lie: I ng approximately il.OUO wen At present, it .1 declared, no divi sion lu the German army h. THIS STORE IS A PEPOT FOR COL LECTING n'OTHINCf FOR REP CROSS iRlVE. LEAVE A'NVTIIINJ HERE YOU WISH TO QlVE AN I) WE AVI LI CARE FOR IT. If you don't get resulla with your spring picture taking junt drop in nl t-ilvi'rtliirn'H and find out Inn brown or Mark. cause. They will Kiniily tell you all) til. llU'iuiiiitf of n ho nt it why not ht them do your developing and printing- They do n largo amount of Kiich work, mid do it quirkly and well. 'A-Wr'M FAMILY DRUG SVOfc LA ORANDICOfirCON- DIAMOND Try This for Sour Stomach, Diamond shoe shining purlors will Rut slowly, m.liticate yoqr food open April 8th, noxt door to l-'oluy ho-: thoroughly. Kut but little meat and TIIE KKX TIAItKKU SHOP Cantrell & Ilolliday, Props, Union shop, everything dean . nnd sanitary. All irnt-elasn workmen. We nolirit a share of your patronage. 2-27-lf to the ottuddu wort for uuccor t that even though they had raw ma jlerinlB they would still be helpless hocuuHe of the vandalism committed i upon thoir' textile iDdustrles by tho Teutons. Tho first utep toward ! helping them has been taken by jiiio War Counell ot the American llted Craw arranging for an emer goiipy siiipniont of l.i.OuO.OOU yards of t I. un.brlain'a lablcts before gome . ,. . , bo ,. Tlio lad:rs of the C.UUO men and tli'tre are probably divls- iiors Willi IC3S lliau. oau uiuuaaue : men. ! In deiuobllzatlon it has obviously 'boen tho policy to make tho regiment 1 Clio prime unit but to retJin In ex i iiMlnnirn ull illviuinun! KhlffH of divls ' mus' iioiib which existed Ir. July, 11)14. j T. ' .. ...kU. n.n..rtn n (lw Tho reason tho refi-Koc. must look . ,, ,,,' A,,lean armv of i colored shoes, dry ,none at ull for supper. If you are still 3-2G-12t.ii (troubled wilh sour stomuch take one t,. l,cd. Adv. MONEY ON ('U K I'l.Oi'HUTY Ja-k Oliver has money na V'i" loan in city property on very easy terms. 1-1 i-aot . Saturday is Positively to Save from $10 to $15 on the Round Oak Pipeless Furnace Our soles to date have fully justified the reducing of the price of . tlio Round Oak Pipeless Furnace from $10 to $15, according to size. Our men are booked ahead, which means elimination of waste of time and effort. ' the Last Day tilt' We have been enabled to contract for a large shipment of these heaters, registers and fittings. Our Belling cost has been reduced. YOU receive the benefit I These are the reasons why we can say you money. Each and every contract accepted, guarantees cor rect installation and personal supervision. We want to remind you of these distinctive ad vantages of the mmmmm 1 &ym$ 1 0 Star Point of Itrunc! Oak Pipeless Supremacy ITha let pprj furnttc tin t A market I ire Pronf. -A. TUiilt AtisohiiiW V 4t O !mifvrrl. fia'i 'jm't Hunt Tirht ' Jt.-Uif) lu!l.llllO.'t'll. 'A. . IUirn All Vvtxi Suvtfr.'ri.ltv V..i.n..nuilly. 4r A FtronctM Lo-.ts llic LnRCit. f UcflMCI luu. A- e- Iliiiiiitlifcs Din Circulate Pure W Am . k 6. 11ldi ttir Fire ii Houm. 4f 7 Cool H-tn'rm n-livert All " llic llfl lu tlic Home. X O . Kt -ii.it id more . Piopiptly tlun . ' h Su.vb. ir O F..;iv Oik-t'ate J and Quickly A 1A M-nle l.y "Mjken of Good " UwL Only." Round Os-XPipeleiss Funacc . Vo7lPSt Pipeles?7urrace a tlo farreF It will heat your home year after year with a generous volume of pure, warm, moist, ever-changing air, free from dust, ges and smoke. It will burn any and all fuels successfully and economically. It will hold the Are over night without re-charging, even in acvo weather. The System costs only one-fourth to one-third the price of sieatn or hot water, yet it responds more quickly. Its results arc positive. It may be easily and quickly Installed and ready for sorvice in less than twenty-four hours from the time it is delivered to your home. The Round Oak Pipeless is a Clean System The patented, improved, bolt ed and deep-jointed construction ud its heavy castings mean no dust or dirt in your home. We arc positive it is tl:e best built, most efficient, durable and satisfactory Pipeless I Icating System on the market. It is worth every cent you in vest in its purchase. Its saving in iurl alone puys a liheial in terest on the investment. ing November U, X1S." loc:t.l Ited Crosi are confident thnt tho people of La firarde will make a fine loKpouse to tlio appeal of tho' Kirick;n folks of rmropo for re! Iff. Wilh throe dayi ; of their relief week ;drejdy gone, they have met with a very generous j iiispor.Kc, but they cinphaHl.e the: raeUlhat time Is great neul for all the clothing- they :.ui possibly got! and un:o the eituons of this city toj He nd in jtiMt ii h inui h us , they can I spare, and then a litllo more. i To facilitate the work, of collect-! ing thn clothing fjivea. arrangements! have been made have parcels MSS. EMILY BOISj roi'olveri at any of tho ' following! TkTT'Tk AT C! AT "PUT plnc-a:. Joel's Grocery Store, Lee DIED AT oAliJM Grocery Sioru, Old Town Grocery! Stern, Harris Grocciy Store, Sanl-j -ALEM, March 26. Mrs. Emily tary Grocery Store. Also the La;Holso, aged 91, died today. Mrs. Grande Dollvory Company rigs will t Uclso was tho w'dow of the late bing In parcels on tliolr return trips, Judge R. P. Hoise. a well known and the Mwlnrn anil Standard dellv-( Oregon Jurist and .uc of the fram- eiiea will also gatlier up bundles, era of tho Oregon constitution. All such bundles si.ould bo ma,ked Tor Hie Bed Crops, so as not to be- JUS "RELIfilON" GOT HIM come confused ana lest. ! TEN DAYS IN JAIL Ooeuputlon, that thero still exist in the Gurman army ore hundred or more divisional staffs in nmro or 'less skellon forniB. These divisions aie "demobilized" but r.ot dissolved Apparently it hns been the purpose to retain a considerable number of staffs In skellon form until tho fil ling of the GeniKiii irmy Is defin itely decided by tlio National Aasum hly in Weimar. Tnkins these facts inlci consldnra tlon, the Alneriian oflicels who have madu a c ireful daily atudy of the i......i.tn-... ii... tT lUa Cnrninn ttrmv us well as all other activities of ilman1 Sunday. Oneiny troops say th.it term division in connection Willi ihc present C.er mn army has no st'indaid meanili In connection with the future arms' of Germany the Americans iikkci: that the term . divl.iinn reiuiirea a defining clause such us a "division on pre-war establishment," or a "d! Harris Grocery Plione Main .70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 403 North Fir Street Across the Tractt For a Bad Cold. Take Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy. It. has stood tho test of time and can ;-i depended upon. r-'.v Mary. Pickford and two-reel Mack Sennelt comedy at tiie amr, sutuiuuy A Rummage Sale w ill bo held in tho basement of First M. E. church Wed nesday, March 28. 3-25-1 t 3-25-41. (let ready for the spring garden. Field and garden seeds can be had at the Sawyer-Holmes company. adv. adv. .l-lfi-tf Brushes, the best kind made, nn l at very reasonable prices. You will find them at Silverthorn's always. W! notice a nice assortment of bath brushes in their show window. 3-2.r)-3t mm FAMILY DRUG STORE LA SBANDCOBEGON. Blue. Stem (HIGH PATENT) 8 Foam HAS HOPE FOR RUSSIA! ,"Doc Ellwell, who was found by the police last night in an intoxicated I'olice Yuuru; Diplomat at OhihIc Looks for Htuple (iovci-unienl. condition, was brought before Judire Eakin this morning to answer a charge of drunkenness. He pleaded guilty, but would not say where he obtained the : refreshments that were rspohsiWe for his inebriation.- Htf said his religion prevented him imparting the desired information. The judge nOMASK", ..Siberia. !.J?rli. 1. (By 1111111)". HuSHia'B best diplomat Is its acmy, In the .opinion of G. K. Gins. Vice-.Mlniuter for foreign affiilrs of ing the political sitnmlon with tne toW him that if that wnh1S brnn.1 of correspondent of the Associated ;.l.gion he might have a few days Press. Mr! Gins is one of Hie group i to ,""" the error -of his of young men who have thrown in i ""V- Ho therefo.ro fmrd him $2.- thelr lot wilh the new ministry and (and oruereu nm to spemi ic.i .mys . who are de'.ennired that this expori- fiBAXP JUHY IS SFSSION The members of the grand jury for the circuit court, who' were culled by in jail. nicnt of founding a successful gov ernment shall prove a success. Mr. Ulna was formerly u profes or of international Ittw in llio Uni versity of Petrograd. With his wife j Judge Knowles last week, arc in scs and two child; en. he wa3 one of that :sion again today for the investini't'on numerous hand of Ktissl ins who of a number of cases. It is expected were obliged to flee easterly to es-'that their report may possibly be re cape the scourgo of Bolshevism and turned tomorrow and about the' end of terrorism. j the month the petit jury will convene Trio yoeug diplomat thought that (for a special session of cou.t to act tho powers would seo in Russia's jon the true bills returned. re;;t limited aimy. as shown by the (STRAIGHT GRADE) ; WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE; : WHEAT FLOUR THE GUARANTEED FLOUR THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY j La Grande Milling Co, WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD Handled by All Dealers. Valuable Book Freo You should secure one of these free Round Oak Pipeless Books, 9x12, pro fusely illustrated, which proves all of these claims and describes the other distinctive advantages. tuk:nK of I'erm, the hyintomu of the rebirth "ef tho st to and evidence thai the stale is hilly able to pro tect Itself. There was no doubt In lils ii'liid abnul the friendly dispo sition nf Ihc Allies. Mr. Gins said: "Foreign powers are l( oklng for a Liipimrli'd by the jibe whole -nation aid now. I lieve. they have found it. We 'mi ihc way to civic peace." LA (illAMIK M.IX'S KXI-KltlKNf K Can you doubt the evidence op this i.a Grande citizen? You can verify Ln Orat'de endorse ment. t Kead Ibis: K. S. Ilrasel. 22IH N. Ilireh St.. ady Bovoiiinient :.11V8. "For sevorul months I felt as public opinion of though my hack w-'o broken and I jVK I T JOHN MELVILLE Local Dealer. 1 US Adams Ln (Irandc, Oiv. be- couldn't straiehlen. my buck was so ar0;weuk and sere. My kidneys were In a bad condition and I lie netit.n wa. very Irregular. Tho first few dos of Dean's Kidney Pills put my kid neys In working order and relieved that nwCul misery In my back and made mo fee.l like n different per . son. Since then, when I h ive had any sign of kidney d:sorder. 1 hay" taken Dunn's Kidney Pills for a fev: NOTICE days and they have "ever fniled I" I All deputy sheri.'f appointments overcome the trouble.' j iut..niaiii-.illy espired nt the end of) Pilce S0c. at all dealers. Don't the term, or on December 31st. 118 (simply ask for a kidney remedy gel and unless reRowcd have been void Hor n's Kidney Pills ihc same that since above dale. ' iMr. Brtisel had. Foster-Mllburn I.F.H WARNICK. JCo . Mfgrs.. Iliiffalo. N. Y. i'l'MINS'l lilt (il'll.ll TOXKJin ;,e Weslmlnster Guild will' be en. riaineil by Mlas Ethel Wright i Ills evening .it her l,nme. 12U2 Penn avenue. AH tiie ineintiers are ear dially Invited to be in iittendauce. A- Few Suggestions ; We Have Others r'! OUTSIDE , CITY, LIMITS mil l.at 4 acres good bind. Go barn,' chicken heuc. . rugc, electric pul. alfalfa, f-ttawber-rics, etc. Owner will ceiitiicr a moilern heme close in. Till plne must boecn to be appre ciated. - s 9 e A DANDY HOMEf ' t . FOR ANYBODY 1 1 acre fine latii, modern h-iie ipUmdul soil. Kiwi i i; pump. This is it splendid p:op- etty and v(.'tU"more thnn 1"U0. o the price .yked. f ft ) cash,-!-ainf on easy payments. Hitfh ro liv ir n is net a problem to ro ottiuTcof t h a trftct.u e O f 5) o 0 o A REAL FARM . A JEU5AL HOME 100 acres close jn to fnlon, gooil improvements. 1cki1 anil, l.'i ncres in alfalfa, llalance of the land now ready for tht plow. A nnmey tinker afi , M ell as a verv diVable h,'ne. 1 000; $4000 or $olHH) r. chance essy terms. m 9 iuir4. HERE IS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 4S0 acres near Sum'ncrvlU. Good house, barn and 'feifrlfijr, 40 acres in cultivation, very lit tle labor will add another forty. 100 acres tillable. Initial iiy. meni only $li"'0. Ijmg time on balance nd low rate interest. A sure female t$ the rlgh'. .pan. 120 peracrt- QT LA OEA1SDE ISO ncru north nf la Grande four mill. 25 acres in alfalfa, 21. acres more ready to seed. (0 acres full plowed, aodn i.rn. food location an.! some rplendid land. $2SiitO will handle .his, baianW on ca?y tt-rras. & The Economical Corset THE VAR HAS TAUGHT US THE MEAN . ING OF TRUE ECONOMY When the government urged conservation end economy, it reeom mrnded the buying of quality articles that would give the maxi mum wear. The mistaken idea that economy meant (he purchase of cheaply mde articles was removed forever. Front I- no are made from carefully selected, high-grade materials only. MOD AliT boning cjoth,' thread, tape all are quality materials. The boning In particular that factor upon which the stylo and shape of a corset so much depends is made especially for the Modart Comnanv from clock spring steel the most erfeot boning ever produced. It wiH not rust or take a permanent sij at the waistline. Every MOD AET Conef gives a high degree of satisfaction in -wear and shape keeping qualities. All MODART Corsets lace in front --JwcnuM front adjustment means right adjustment. The absence of Was at the jack-fives forsn and wonderful smoetknsss in gown fit ting. Jt tria! fittina convices. You have to nut on . MODART to see its style and fel its comfort. Stv'e ' and comfort aje not easily ev- nlnmcwl J 0 q Mate request frr a tril ffttftg in ouf corset ' dojyartrMntbore p8namgourBpKng clothes , Pa- mw 0 s, JteaT Estate O 9 La Grande, Ory.61 Pauline Ledrle e ?s GEO." tt: CURREY f Uf I I j, Ft .i t7 - - II ill II fel O Q r---" - " -'' rr ,1 , -A , .1 L o L , -- o..T... . o... o 0 e
