La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1919, Image 6

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' Fmi Well
Most of Hie ills of life arc Jittlc ones and if prop
erly treated may be proinptly removed. .
j'udigr-stinn and liver ills. are often the forerun
ners of serious ailments.
OUR SARSAPARILLA
will keep the system' from becoming clogged
with waste matter and tone up and increase the
activity of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Those who suffer at intervals from biliousness,
indigestion and headache should by all means
. test the merits of this remedy.
Pleasant to take, mild and harmless in action
and permanent in results.
Price $1.25
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery, Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
.TSUfD- C ANSON-
t.M1 CAW If ON, Ajiril 2fi. (Bj-
cil) Mr. iul Mil !oj. Titus of
COUNT1Y AND
(HTY PROPER
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ifaht ,f l.irn My murim. April ,rol,,,.ty ,0 u f wd dMJa4
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:.rth MiI1t of thts nuKhlwrhowl. (fgr Ulmt .g- kaYiJ recorded
r.v.rjunr rcl Mjr Irniin inciir . a arinf IM UK t.; )!. The lars-
if
nice spring days.
MisB Minnie Drdmitmith, Who In cm
ployed at Hoi Luke, entertained u
party of young folks of the saftie
place at dinner Easter.
There i small wonder tliut Mrs
Mary I. Counsel! is a happy person
thene days. Her daughter, Mitts Lou
isa, returned from the Open Air San,
in Portland, about ten days aj?o, great
ly improved in health and then sho
received word that a little girl, Ivy
Catherine, had arrived at the homo
of her daughter, Mrs. Katie WaUon,
April 8, at Acumpo, Cal.
Gloria K rouse is able to be back
I in ncnuoi uguin. rnc uroKO ner arm
ui. ine ciuow some time ago.
Mrs. Neil McCIurc entertained
quite a number of the Get-together
club members at her home Thursday
afternoon. A' dainty lunch refresh
ed the guests before the time foi
leave taking.
I Let us all show our appreciation of
what the Union County boys have
(lone for us by being present in La
Grande when the Union County Army
land Navy Auxiliary tenders n recep
1 1 ton for returned soldiers upon the
day the hospital unit stops off In La
'Grande on their way to Camp Lewis.
4-28-5t
Two weeks aKo Hoy Winn pur
chased 1120 acres at wheat land
inner i'nnuloton Tor ??4,uuu and sold parts
For the Office
ItWittiaWMailHWMIIIIII I'lllHlidlUI iiiimbmbmbmb
Typewriter Kihbons, Stenof;i'aphf rs' liooks,
Oirbon Papers, Manuscript (lover ', Legal Forms and
everything else required in office 'supplies. AVe can
furnish these; goods as cheaply as they can Ik; had
anywhere anil are hero to make them good if any
item ever fails to give sat isfaction.
Newlin Book and Stationery
Company
It l'rldiiy to C. S. Wilkin for $95,000.
IDEAS ABOUT AGE ARE WRONG
est rf lhr.ua to tn Mja .h. i0i,n
S!ckliart raw to W. S. McMillan,
for the aum of 140 000.
Henry T. Hill to H. D. Leltor five
loomed bunKulow and residence pco
imrty in block 10 nl Crundy' addi
tion. Muy Whllo Dp,Il.it to H. H. Last -lots
14. 15 and 18 10 block 7 of I'red
more's addition to the city of La
urando.
WlnMola S. McMillan to R. J.
Itiickman, or. 8ca'.'.le nana of soc
lion 3, 4 and 9. In township 2 south
of ranee 38 E. W. M.; for a consid
eration named of 112,800.
Kmll Miller to Owen Thompson
S. W. 1-4 of S.,E. 1-4 of section 34,
township 3 north of range 40 E.
Alexander Lindsay to lien Buos
Iiik N. W. 1-4 and S. 1-2 of N. W
1-4; S. W. 1-4; S. W. 1-4 of S. E
1-4 of section 28; and west half of
N. W. 1-4; N. E. 1-4 of N. W. 1-4;
and N. W. 1-4 of N E. 1-4 of sec
lion 33; all In town! hip 3, south of
ranee 37 east
Estate of Edna Swart Oliver Allen
to Henry T. IIII1 Lots 6 and 7.
block 10, Ornndy's addition.
llonry T. Mill to Cltas. W. DliiBer
five-room bungalow In block 10 of
Orandy's addition.
Henry T. Hill to Fied Z. Tnrpany
part of lots 6 aiH 7, block 10 of
dandy's addition.
John Speckhart to W. S. McMillan
of section 20, toVnshlp 2,
Shoes" for Yoitr&e
Our. shtx-s are made to our own si ifh nti.ilis AND WE KNOW that they are
all leather, except in the e heaer grades where we are using horn fibre count
ers, which are guaranteed to w;ear better than c)ieaK'r leather counters. A e
urge vou now to take advantage of our present stock. -WE STAND BEHIND
EVERY PAIR. Visit our shoe department and see our new summer display
of footwear.
Men's Work Shot $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.9C
Men's Dress Shoes $3.50, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Men's Klks Shoes, our price . $2.98
liovs' Elk's shoes : ., $2.69
Ladies' Service Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
Ladies' Novelty Shoes w $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90
Ladies', Fancy Novelty Shoes , $8.90 $9.90, $10.50
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes $2.98, $3.98. $4.98
Ladies' White Canvas Pumps $l-98, $2.98
Ladies' White Kid Shoes $5.90, $6.90
Ladies' Washable Kid Shoes, our price $7-90, $9.90
WE BUY FOOTWEAR FOR 197 STORES
Follow
the
Crowds.
There's a..
Itcason
Incorporated J
Do You Sleep W11T
To ho at hi host u man must have
Bound, rofroahiriK sleep. When wake
ful and roHtlcits at nijfht hi) n in tin
condition for work or hu.iincsn during
thu day. WukcfuIncHS in often caused
hy indirection niu( ronnMpation and
is quickly relieved hy ChnmhcrlainV
1'ahlets. Try a dosa of theso tnltletN
and nee how much hotter you feci with
u clear head and good digestion. adv
Kitpert tire repairing at Goodyear
Hervlce BtaMon. A. K. Kelly. 4-Rlf
Writer Complains That World Thinkl
of All Men As If They
Were Young.
II in the fashion nowndayB to RpeaU
of u youth of eighteen as If ho were u
rhlld, and of a mnn of thirty-live ns
i If ho wero yet Rrowlnff. The ancients
j had no such hlea, ond It hut takim
j tho lack of seriousness of the pnt
three or four Kenenitions to Kprrad,
1 them as they aro. I often rememher
with pleasure a reference of Guy I'a
! tin Iho clmrmlnif literary physician'
1 of tho seventeenth century to a M. '
i Lenlet, n man of twenty-six, pro-;
! fessor of rhetoric at the (.'oil pro d'Unr-,
'. court, rector of tho Paris university.
' Guy Pnlln says a man of twenty-six,
uk lie udjL'ht linvo said a man of forty-!
; Blx; there Is not tho Wast lulehllon of
contrnsiInK this man's years with his
hlh position. William iltt wns not
supposed either, to be a crude youth,
and the French, revolutionists most
nf them iuenJt-:tweon twenly-Ilvo and'
thirly-flvt! wefb never taxed with
Immaturity. 1
We think of all men who nre not,
nlderly ns If they were young men, :
liable to tho mistakes of young men,
1 and this not infrequently leads 1hom
: to act ns If they renlly were very I
young men. Rit most lads of seven
tern ure clenr nhout their ethical code,
and who Is there who has gathered
some experience, and tins not found
that the possibility of foregoing the
clcnnllness o. their souls Is more 1111- 1
pleasant to them than to most of their;
seniors? Ernest Dlumiet, In Atlantic
Monthly.
south of range 39 east. Considera
tion $40,000.
Geo. S. iJfrnlo to Claudo E. Cooper
lots 4 and 5 in block 4; B. street,1
La Grande.
V
Follow
the
Crowds.
There's a
Iteason
Don't forget the reception to bul Three Mnxweil cars like new. Good
in la r.n,l. hv Armv KmlUerms. Wallowa Milling C Grain Co.
WANTED Clean cotton tags suitable ! Navy Auxiliary to every boy in Union pdv 4 '
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound, icounty who is entitled to-wear a uni- The Observer furnishes nnd prints
Observer office. form. Watch for tho date. 4-28 -5t ' Rutfer Wrappers.
NOW IS THE TIME
In think about your car. The Stand
ard Auto Hepair shop, corner Adam?
and Fir, is doing very satisfactory
work. ED CYR, Prop. 2-1-lm
mrnmmm
SHERRY'S
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Fight to Death
. IN A MOUNTAIN PASS '
Sec this liiu; sci-iic iiml fvcnt- others. See.
illiam Farnum
In .
so Rainbow Trail
- Z;uio Grey's epic of the plains.
. LAST SHOWING TODAY
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY '
Bert Lytell
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And
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Chapter No. 3 of
"THE MAN OF MIGHT"
NOTICE TO CONTliACI'OKS
Stale IliKhMay CnnKtrurlion.
.Sealed i'iils will be recohed by liie
.state hitrhwny con'iniissinn of tlie stale
nl Oregon at room f,20, Multnomah
icounty court house, Portland. Oregon.
at 10 o'clock a. m., on tlie (ith day of
;Muy, 1HI1I, for tile followine; projets:
J (irndin);, Columbia river highway.
'GilliiNn county.- ArlinKton-Mon'0v
county line section. r:t miles in
Iciicth, MS, (UMi cubic yards excavntion.
Paving. Old Oregon Trail, llni.m
county, . Island .City-I.a lirande-llot
Lake section; (1.5 miles in length.
N,i bid will be considered unlivs ai--
cmnpanicd by cash, bidder's bond ni
icertified check for an amount eifual
to five (.r,l per cent of tho total
amount bid.
i A corporate surev bnnd will be re
iplircd for the faithful performance of
the contract tn a sum ci,u:d to one
half of the total amount bid.
Proposal blanks and full infnm-t
tion for bidders may be obtained it
the office of the state highway enjr
neer, capitol bui.ldinK. Salem.
Plans, specificaiiiis and form of
contract may be inspected at the sanic
place or may ! obtained upon dc
posit of 5.1)0 for each 'set of pines,
and specifications. Plans and Mpeeifi
cations are also on file at room l;',0l.
Ycon building, Portland?
Plans and specification may be in
spieled at the office of Mr. .M. "
llcnnclt, division engineer at Pendle
Ion
The liirht is reserved to i.euvt aii.1
,r all proposals or to acccjrt the pro
p,,;il dccnied best for the state of
Oreeon,
SIAIT, HIUIIWAY COMMISSION
S Ilc'-on. Chairman.
W. I., 'rhooisoil. Comm s!oncr
K. A. ltooth, Comniis-ioncis.
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.lati- Highway Knin,--.
Mil-cull. Aoril -1. l'.Hil.
than ever that's what we strive for to make your dollars buy more than
they ever bought before. Yes, it's a fact a realty we have been doing it ve
are doing it today, tomorrow and every day. That's our policy that's our duty
You have a right to expect it and that's what keeps this organization busy
trying to serve you as you should be served why not?
We are always at your service to satisfy with quality to surprise you at the
price we sell it at and give you real service at cost why not?
Our delivery service is operated at cost for the convenience of our customers,
use it. Please phone your orders early. It helps us to serve you better.
FOUR DELIVERIES EACH DAY TWO EACH WAY
NORTH SIDE
Leaves 9 a. m.
Leaves 2 p. m.
SOUTH SIDE .
Leaves 10:30 a. m.
Leaves 3:30 p. m.
Andre ws' Variety Dept.
Will DEMONSTRATION.
A Chi-Namel factory expert will be here May
1, 2 and 3 to give a demonstration of the uses
of Chi-Namel products and will teach you the
art of
Graining in Five Minutes
Everybody Welcome.
CLIP THE COUPONS
ltui-in'i,' the Demonstration I'ei
itul
THIS COUPON WORTH 20 CENTS
' Upon .the purchase of one quart, or more of
Chi-Namel Varnish during the CHT-NAMEL
DEMONSTRATION.
(Dates given below)
Name ; :
Address
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at the Price You Like to Pay.
Stilwell's Meat Dep't
SOME OK THE MANY EVILS OP THE CREDIT SYSTEM.
The first ami largest probabiy is the fact that it costs you
more (no argument necessary) to purchase the necessities
and near necessities of life if. you have it charerf.
For cash you would hve received a hirper quantity (of like
quality) for the same -a mount of money and many of the
near necessities yoa wouldn't have purchased at all. -lid it
cfer occur to you that running bills is bad for your health?
Fact! That person who really intends to pay his bills wor
ries more or less .(mostly more) about them .and worry is
one of the greatest of health breakers. .That' credit mechant
who fails to add a substantial per cent to his sellign price to
cover loss on bad accounts, bookkeeping expense and interest
un the money tied up on his bo;ks will surely fail. 'If he dot's
add that per cent who pays it 7 None other than you who
worried over those billi, but paid them. The dead Neat didn't
even pay for the poods he hnd charged; let atone the service,
and you paid more fur those necessities because the other
credit customer failed to pay. In o'.hei- words you paid for
a service that did you, no good a service that was a detri
ment to you, in fact.
The Moral Is Plain
PAY CASH .
Conserve your Health; Conserve Your Dollars .
and
conserve what you conserve f"r th t rainy day which will :
surely come. Fur cash we bell muuity meat fur less.
The Stilvvl! Meat Co.
M. A. Stilwell , Ed. F, Smith
All,
The Greater Hooverized
Grocery
1 Mm candies and f roll canities
the f ine-t that mi'uifactiuvrs an '
makevou w;ll find at Silver-thorn's
a 4-J.-.u
e SAM HARRIS, PROP.
BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY GOLDEN RULE CO,
PHONE US YOJJR ORDER? USE QUR EXCLUSIVE) PRCMPJ "DELIV
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Stati-i Food
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Open 8 A.m. st
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
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8:30 p.m6
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