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eomr Coliijiihia ia nr .siting her roiiriin.
.msonable" thuiiJn any of the W- M. U. HaMuni m of this ,4
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hniuruu at tin- I'oslutlne si Si (Jraml
Oregon, an Keeoral Class Mail Matter,
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lt i?p.Hi.mcl; nlthotth ittias no' H"'".ertls ,i,e
r It.... .1... M. .. , erosKiatwio
u.Cm K..n, u., me ... , Wau,ifu ) ,.sc rl p 1 1 ! Of tit.
banks-will assumi-wlht'n spo'lity v,.,.v..r i. I (S m,-i, u i
tIjh travelled juoeli,
rosHinj; $to ii tatoH r.lno times. Sfc.
ii Addreea all CommumuaiiuiuT to
The Observe Villi Sixth Street.
t'ily and Cuiinty Ofticijil Paper.
On bale in Oth-r Cities-i-OroKon Hotel
News Stand" Irt1and; Imperial NewsWuctive distillation.
831, Portland; Multnolnah Hotel
fcmvs Stand, Portland, Oregon.
All will lipid Ili.M
annual b.iza ir on 'AitunMy nixlil.
April the 9Itb. 5Ati l.luds of fan.-; J
W(irkjM.fel. f:irw and Iiihhv ollui'l
. HUVSGMPTION HA'I'fJ
By Carrie
Tajly, r month , ...65c
Dally, wr three month's S1.U5
Daily, per lix monthi In advanc M.7S CTe:
Uaiiy, per year in advance. .,.,.7.60
Daily, single copy 6c
"Br Mail
Daily, per year in advance 15.00
Daily, pep aix monthi in advance 12.50
Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, perMmt'a 11,0 tne nnite veins in .North
year in advance 91,50, ijukijiu nnu jiomana, .wnun. conium
billions upon billions of tons of su'-h
coal, easily . accessible and as yt
scarcely untourherl. If oil can be got
out of that fuel as it has been in the
California. tests, there nceil be no fear'
of a lack of motive power for autonio
biles, trucks, tractors, motorboaU, air
planes awl stationary pas engines foi
Utiwrjitionn to come.
fjUiJcr when durf, una n ,r payineiUTji tne loyn HUlcrip- jfemo.
v.Ih-u tli uiJ, Heretofore tiotrn'on tenet that will be eon vet; i &tk
n,h(iuj!lit of ciii'. fy a,ii RuurtPc to tb-ir patrons, liat whether tiii
of i-aii and "brimlettes." iillanireliwnt is in effecL or not the
m i;...-...,iu. tl. ii,,if,.,ir,..,., ,r..lL !.t malnriiu ..f thr.., h itu ..v.- worl(.aii,to caps and many oil
, i , 1 J ' ,- 1 -1 1 1 1. , , ., , ' iirilck-B will be fa uiffts. Foriuiii.-..
ml urtfey has been Vxpenmenlinir :boml vrJI he able to make Ihtf pay- wln 1)B l0, by t, -ij-psy For-!
ijth Hifnitcniineil nfar loiie, f'al,, to menta from current rccWotstfind nam- tulie toller." Home nvjde candy, j
me if it Vould iml yield Ml lin "le-iin(;a a the paynirntB,, come du i'jiake and Ico fnoai.i will be sold.:
Fhe te.ts siiow" Ihr-ntifh tnemojithHof the year in Don't (orgePtho "Fi:il 1'ond.' i
that the coal is remarkably "fat,"tand wlili-h nione rlvnild be more easy I Mr. and Mr, Hill i'houtn aiid '
actilly (jives ixtv-two kuIIoiii of jhnn whej) projected Into tha (bail oi Idaiighter, Dora, wore tvar.saciinr
oil to the ton, flonVwith ctrtain valu- 'winter as -was the case with, the I b""lr"'" La 'r-ir'uu t,lc tufv '"rl ,
,ble by-prialucts. ,1'ourih l.an I" After conferring th nebeka d-j
I he coin of th proces n not given. Hot regular-payments without ref-',. Wwi,1M1iav ennlnif. a diUcioui. '
The department'scems"convinced, hbw- crence.to the bank guarantees will be)nc, was served. Ms. Katie Vooil-.
that ft will be practicable before 'inure satisfactory, to the .irovernmMii. I ell. Mrs. Ackard, .Mr. and Mrs.
long to ijevelop il on a commercial to the 'banks and to .the individuals j Fmnk Woodo!! belhi; on the ji'.rt in;'
acnle. . . jthcmsclves. Ami in Union county, k lc.oinmittce. , . I
The impmtance of this discovery :is no boastful statement to say thatl. R. MrKenzie is nffndlng a week,
may be- seen from the fact that the 'the most of the subscribers wiU be 1 1or'Jtn'1- j
"''"illalo and J. J. Wagoner were trnis-
h. i' n-r mnih U'"S- " g, ea tea t coal deposits-, in the Um ited ! sufficiently forehanded to take
mr Cvuntnr Tit of ThM, waet Lane
f Llbvrty."
Good Luck in
Weather.
Bad
Tt has been slightly disagreeable the
past few flays in tin's- part of Oregon,
on account .of the decline in "tempera
ture. The cool nighls anil muddy i-ouds
have not been inducive to much spring
time festivity. Hut 'this is a cane
where the country and the people are
better off than they probably would
be with what they might sigh for in
the way of "decent wenljier."
Is is a known fact thnt if there was
' n decline in the, temperature up in
the hilk nt .this season of the year
.nnd especially this year when there Is
a depth of about six feet of snow jn
"the moutains. Grande Rondo valley
would go back to its pr istine condition
nnd Instead of there being fields of
promising fall grain nnd ether broad
acres awaiting to'ho "tickled with the
plow" this valley would only !e fit for
n n"!''li".iit nriiit-.c with nothing to
!:.:'.
'Ill,- cold :.. !! ! :' ! :;- ' be Hr-w
T, r the fruit tr."'-. --11 .,'!-. !!-.,.
ll' omin '"i :id n1' I l I' . ". Hit'
i'H uin'a iii'i'i nnd, ovr :': in fnr cs
cm;h fi-Mii being' it ti i ' ' 1 by Ibi' fi rst
llilcr on.
This is only n part of Ihe grand
variety in Hie way of weather which
it. a part of the eternal fitness of
Hiings. It may he slightly disagree
able, but is not entirely uncomfortable
nnd is, as a matter of fact, good luck
to everybody.
Easy Terms on the New
Loan.
The Observer yesterday published
the report from Secretary Class in
reference to the terms of payment on
the Victory loan subscriptions: If
there is any difficulty in marketing
the new loan it will not lie on account
of the terms of payment..
I'ho payments, arc distributed oer
a period of more than six months with
a fair degree of uniformity
with the subscription, on 'or la-fore
.May 10, there is required n payment
of 10 per cent. Another 10 per cent
comes due on July lo. Then there
are four HO per cent payments due In
August, September, October nnd No
vember. This is obviously much better than
the conditions of the last loan, which
made a payment fall just bc'rre
Christmas and then called for the last
o0 per cent in the two weeks from
January 1.1 to January 110.
In nil respects the pnyments are
vantage of .liquidating the whole obli
gation before the time for final pay
ment coir.es.
April 10th last day to pay water
tent, without a penalty:-
SiiMMi.nni.i.i.;
After a snort HIikms, Kln.r While,
a well known hiiniinevllle pioneer,
r.is.iod awn at the (i'-.-indo Hondo
hoHpii.il, Saturday Meriting. He wus
n Hi il oii-ii o:d I'lnn, honiHt and sin-
and will be greatly missed uV
his numerous friends "hero. The
body w;iij laid to rest Monflay arter
noon In tne Sniiiuinrclllo eemetoiv.
The Odd Fellows' ami Masonic lodges
ofticl.-itlng.
Mrs. Hessle Ingram who spent the
winter hero has roturaed to her home
in Idaho,
.Mis. .Will Halo is spending Hi;;
k end with her :nn. Harold II
io I. a tirnnde.
The .Misses Fern nt d Ona McKln-
i.ls have returned from Corvallm
Along Jwhi're they j,pent tb'J winter In
ichool.
Mlis Mary Ellen Tinnier of lirbl'ili
acting builnest,' "In I.a Grapde Sit
urtlay. '
Jim Woods is having dental work
done in La Grande.
. Kd Combs has 'pit 'chased a Ford
car. Mr. Cnmbs ha) runs t!ie stair
line between Sunimervllle and Imblei
and needed a car.
Delia Slack has . returned fiou
Wallowa where she i-pert the winter
Mrs. .N. J. Cheats.- M-r. and M '-'
Wayne 1'ark, -Mr. and Mi's. Clai
ance Gray and sons, Carl .and Floyd
were entertained at dinner Sinicla.'.
at the homo ol Mr. ar.d.Mrs. I. A
Uho.ite.
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C. I?. Hlb'oerd want!
good dairy cows.
to buy
snnv-1-7-d
Iluy your field and garden seeds mf
Snwyer-IInlmes company nnd ho sure
of fresh, growing seeds. Adv.3-tG-t
Very fine' candy in boxes and in
bulk nice and fresh nt 4-7-!lt
FAMILY DRUG STOW E
L.A GRANDC. OREGON.
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'..Mens 'Shoe'
' '." 'Sale. . ,
J..E. Tilt shoes pateV.t vamps, calf uppcri,
bei, welt s!ies. .Musi make loom for new
stock. "If you can find your size you find a
Ijnrgnin. fe
Choice S3. 00 Pair
Sak
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'taffe,-! ell colors in stripe. antj p!fcids
blniX nn'd white, an a few floral patterns.
Alt .Hi inches wjle. . All goad patterns.
Your
Choice
$L29 Yard
SALE OF LADIES' -SHOES
hoe department every season that most be sold,
el, nearly nil sizes. Regular $11.00 shoe, price .
There are ninnv odds and ends in the ladies''
h.n.o l:ri.- "tr.n liitltnn Kiinle ton. I.ntlis htfel
Ulack, low heel Knglih .walking slioe, la.-e. -in si.-s. ' '"e. - - - - - ------
Oray cloth and Auck tops, black .vamp, regular 'J. iO shoe. I'mgree and (J.iuen Quality ni;.ke.
to D li. I'riee
' Also many ether odd shoes in small sizes at lower prices.
$3.50 -to $6.00
Just no tv
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....S3..'0
Sizes 3. V.
... $B..OO
J "-M
. -SHOES
For The EBusiness Man
Bbv.-l: vici lid; straight last. Hi-own willow calf,
straight la-t, black box toe and black and brown
. English lasts, in fact, every last in um kind of
stock. We have the shoe you want in J. E. Tilt shoes.
Shoes that are selling far below the market price.
See our window.
Prices from 8.1.50 to $9.00; TBI'S
There Is Always Some Way
Out.
The jrnsolinc supply, as everybody
In Ihe business admits, is Kiting to
be n problem. There is still enough
jir. soli ne to fill the demand, at fairly
reasonable prices. Hut the use of this
explosive fluid is increasing so enor
mously and the available petroluum
stores are decreasing at such a rate
that in a few years there Is pretty
Bur-c to be n" serious dearth unles-t
Hew sources of raw' material are dih
rove led.
It is commonly said thnt the next
source of supply will be Ihe oil-hcnnujr
pintles, of which there are vast depos
its in some sections of the country.
The exploitation f Hiis resource has
Already' begun. j is. simply a p.roecs
of presKinn the eruuY oil out of the
fhule nnd then refining it In tlte usual
v:V. ' .
Now, however,- 'a new resource Is.
hinted at that, few people have given
nny thtnii'ht to. . It is coal, especially
Ml If i
V,"- neppu
tylys' I
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We Have Just
Received by Express
NICE GREEN PEAS
NEW POTATOES
GREEN ASPARAGUS
YOUNG BEETS
NEW TURNIPS
SOLID HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH NEW CABBAGE
RHUBARB CAULIFLOWER
CALIFORNIA GRAPE FRUIT,
THREE FOR 25
PHONE MAIN 43
J. G. SN0DGRASS
C. R. Ilibberd wants to buy some
good dairy cows. 4-7-;!
Mint Jell
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
lamb or cold
meats. It is
vastly better
than wlnt
sauce. Try
Tif f v-Tell
desserts with
their real
fruit flavors in es3er.ee
form, in vials. Each is so
rich in condensed fruit
juice that it makes a real
iruit dainty. Yet they cost
r.o more than old-style
gelatine desserts.
mm
Mm
0 20 f?uvor$, at Your Grocer
2 Fat kw far 25 Cor.ta
la Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called for and Delivered CHAlS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE CLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
COUPON
Observer, Ja Grmule, Ore.
Please find this coupon and four others, together
with f0 penis, enclosed, for which send "History of the
World War," to: '
The Observer tarnishes and prints rtuttor Wrappers.
A Landmark In
Union County
l''nr Utirty-two' ycaVt this. halt! has liccTi a iroiii
. incut I'iii tor in the il.-vclnpiiirnt .' l.'ttinTi enmi
ty. We-ate Iarp-r. itul In tier eiiiiicil ti 'tvn
1t Ihe tiest serviee iinW llian ever lieforc in iur
liistotv'.
Peosit.i" l,S2!,tjaoo
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Blue Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
Foam
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
WKEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUAHANTEKD TI.CUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
Are You a .Bolshevik?
Bolshevism is based upon
violence, relios ufmn force,
s deaf 10 right or reason.
Torw ;!-.c bowels to move
by ui.ing citstor oil, pills,
s.iltfi, n'liiifial waters, .etc.,
is lo iiitr:i!'e NjUiri; biiJ
"bolshevik" the body, lie
cause dru.m act by prndu
cinii ii t-ita .ion.
C.istoroll, for ins'rrv'c, so
i:hin!.i.ii'.-'. tli.-.t ih.e. be. we Is
a-.il.e tV; n'ic c'tor; .) I rid
oi'il. Oilier medicines, irixn
senna io salts, provirke etc
lion by causing the, bowels
lo try desperately to expel
litem first. ,
With such remedies there
fore the removal of bowel
waste is secondary and
wholly incidental. Hence,
the result is not to cure con
stipation, but on the cor
trary, to make it worse",
more obstinate, harder lo
overcome. ,
On the other hand, Nujol is
not a drttii, does not act like
any drug, acts median- ;
ieully, not medicinally; per
tuades Nature inslcu-J oi
farcing Iter. '
Nujol supplies necessary
moisture to soften intestinal
contents and facilitate easy, . ,
.thorough evacuation at rcg
tthr intervals. Nujol makes
caver and more eflective
t:o .iv.'tion of intestinal
muscles, fs'ujol absorbs
Hi.s(.ti(us material.
N'aiol is frrc from any dele
urittu : .: .er etleets, fo.rm,s
r.. ! .'..! MubliM, can be used
c'.ty nge, 'jnd'j.r any.con
u.ltons, aitJ-overcomes con- ,
stip.ition because it works
ha'id in !Ar.d with Nature
with her laws, not agqinst
them.. .
Sell-poisoning due to con
stipation causes over .90 .
of human illness. ' Get a
bottle- of Nujol from your
druggist today,, and send
coupon for. free booklet
' ' Tlii. ty. I ret uf Damtr. "
Jl'nrtiinrf Noi0'1' i
in ...led tmulca
brin the Nujol Trd -Mark.
In.iai on Nujol. You may mfftr
from ubititutcs. ' - '
Nujol Laboratories
siA.vriAHii on. co. (new jkksevi '
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Nnjo! I.ttiorsiarict, idiii3iir.(Ne
Jertevl. 50 A road. .
r. nrm ork., i'lM tnit ma free booklet "Thirrr i mt at
.-aocr oaiiiriarittn nJ tuloiDtojbiatu ia vJulti.
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