La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1919, Image 8

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i" A Cool- Treat .
for Sore,
Tired Feet
' You oniiKit work well or jila.v well unless your
fi'('t are in pood condition. If you wish to insure
i'oot t'ouiCoi't, use
OUR FOOT POWDER
This is a healing, soothing prciiiiration that will
provide relief for sore, burning feet. It is espe
cially lieneficial in eases of excessive perspira
tion, as it prevents all disagreeable odors. Con
venient to use.
Price 25 c
Our Corn Remedy should also he used to free
your feet from annoying corns and callouses.'
We also sell Perspiration Deodorants, Talcums
mid other preparations which will contrihute to
foot comfort. ' ;''' . ' i ' '
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Mirniooisr nu itcii
Sufnntcr Is the first town In Ba-
Toiim A Sprclal i VU-hmi KMMar 1 kmr counly lo 8 over the top for
of its former 8elf, it oaH set a pace
Tor the balance of the county and han
showed that It Is 100 per cent American.
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:iellevd to be mtf ring from lep
losy, Lieu I'oy, a Chinese 45 yeans
old, is being held under guard at the
Multnomah county hosuitul. The
idiseu.se has beta pronounced leprosy
. :by City Health Officer I'anlsh and
i State Health Officer Koberg.
Special excursion rates for outing
and picnics of fraternal societies, Sun
day gchoolB and slmtar organizations
which will allow one half fare on
round trip tickets Id adults and one
half of the one way fare for chid run
has been authorized by the railroad
administration and announced by
the passenger committee of the ad
ministration In Portland.
A rate of two cents a mile from
all points in Oregon to The Dalles
A. R. encaiupni'-nt and meetin,
of allied societies fioin June 17 to
19 has been specially arranged by
I the local passenger cnmmlttee of the
railroad administration. This rate
will be effective both Lo and from
the encampment and will be sold from
iJune IS to 17 inclusive.
La Grande Pharmacy
Pk.tlng It Plainly.
A judpo, whose, personal appearance
-vu.s fin unprepossessing us his lenl
knowledge whs profound, Inlerrui'cd
a femule witness. "Ilumhum'd you.
my Komi wnnuin!" Kith lip. "What i)n
you iiic-iin by thui? Well, my lord,"
said the witness, "I rnii't cxplllln It
f.viictly, hill If n ulrl railed your lord-
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
Ija Grande, Oregon
In Our Stock Are the
Books of All Publishers
JUST THE BOOKS YOU NEED
All the latest, I'iclinn; ami the lnrcM: stock of r-j ri i it .s
ever shown. ...Conic in and look them over.
Newlirt Book and Stationery
Company
II. V. Lewis, one of the men who
havo organized 70.UUU Muthodlat
five-minute men In America wlihin
u few months, will .-.peak at the Fiist
j Methodist Kp.'scop.il church in I.
fjiande ThuiHilay, at H p. m.
i Or. Lewis is ono of the nntablo
jtiguK'H m Methodirt;n. When only a
'young preacher, earning $750 a year,
.lie Was offered a iiilaiy of $.1,000 a
year lo manage a largo and success-1 ln'P " haiid.;ome mun felie would bo
jlul firm. Kven wh ui lie was a slti-I humbuggliig you 1"
ideal in college, a oiiyiness man r:-f- ,
:fered to finantL- liiui und divide! Don't fuiget the reception to he
profits. jglven in La Grande by the Army and
i TeX;'s nominated l.lm for governor i Navy Auxiliary to every boy in Union
but he was deleate.l. As a preacher, 'county who is entitled to wear a uni
he lias filled some i.( (he best known form. Watch for the date. 4-28-5t
.wemoumi cnnrnes hi the country
and ev-.-rywhore coi'iiunnds the li!t:li
est le.spcct amoim business men s
well as with those with whom he is
ussocia'ed In chureli work.
Dr. Lewis Is one of the best u,
iiroiuid iuMlioi itieH an the ? 1 u,r,0fMi,
000 Ab'thoilist c'-r.tenary. When
f jx-nkiiiK hen-, he will explain l.h"
purport of the uij:aiiMc moveinciil to
evangelize and r 'but id t he world.
Ti!re Ik no aspei-t if iln; many affcci
iuir t he Mi -i hod 1st c en I '-nary with
which Dr. L'-wls is not pei snnally
fonrnrin'o. While ii.. has soinel i iihs
hern ;tyl (I a i en::.i. !oi'a I spmker he
-'ii'-' of t'lc T'i'1 thai pfwspaP'-i'w
li:ive nt'i .ii p.iitl ri't-ii attention to liiv
Hcrimma, yet Tr. LcwIh makes an
en rnest-, iiiiivall.i: I i mil o In the
pulpll.
Youi' 'CMIir6ss?s
13 3n item of expense that etoy parent i directly intertsttd in.
DESIROUS TO SEI YOUB CHILD ELL CLOTHID. DO YOV MMM
LIZE THE VAST WORTH Or YlIX f.,G. PINIY CO. STOJtl W TO'Q
MIDST? We secure for you the best of garments tiir,ect from tht f actorjr. "W
eliminate all expenses. We contract for thousands of Boy' 8urU tad (HA
dresses. IS IT NOT REASONABLE T 08UPP0SE THAT TB CAJT AID DO
GIVE DAILY BETTER VALUES THAN A LONE STORE.
GIVE US A TRIAL BE CONVINCED.
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Boys' Suits
Made and selected with the greatest of care expert
workmanship, best of materials. 2' A years to 17. Our
prices $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5?90, $6.90 to $9.90
Boys' Blouses, all colors 49c,'50c, 69c, 98c
Plain and fancy sti'iped gingliam dresses. Nifty
styles, beautiful varied combination. 2 years to Ki.
Our prices 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.93, $3.S8 to $9.90
NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES' COATS ARRIVED TODAY
I The Store It if. g y-nrua rCsn ''le tor0 I
Where the 7 J tVMr, where the I
.Musses . Incorporated Masses I
VALUES ! I
TALK ABOUT
A jiiilKiuuiit for f70.0()0 (Iiiiiiukc8 Advaiidnx so fiiHt hkhIiihI tln flt-r-Klvnn
lii NorllmvHl Door roiiiiany luuns tlml I holr h IicIioiih only ri-itrhitil
nml various IiiIiti'bi.mI losiiriinc-e rnui-ltlieni occnHlonnlly, iho :i4Sih imii'lilue
lmiilftt iikiiIiihi ilin 1.1-n-ls Invi-st-Umi hiitlnlion of Ihi- OIhI division
111. I'oniiuiny In 1I11 conn of Clroull lived Tor Uiiys on raw Inrnliw. piiIIimI
JikIku tlaii'iis In Multnonmh conn- i from llrlclnn flolil.i. nml tin- unit
ty wits iifl'liniod by Iho sulrni jlhon hcruino Imiowii as the "turnip
ronrn .hounds."
SHERRY'S
TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
"IT'S A GOLDWYN PICTURE"
Msg
Marsh
The Story of a Girl Who Lived in a House of Lies
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"Money Mad"
Also
THE FORD WEEKLY
Ami a Comedy.
Last Times Today of '.
BERT LYTELL
"FAITH"
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Episode No. 3 of? ,
"'fHlf MAN OF MIGHT"
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The Alice! l.cnu'ii'' nn In ehnnio
of t h'1 htU'viccM Sn od-i y oven In t;.
Their Hnh.lcct was "Whjit We Owe,
ami How to I'n.v it." Tin1' following
proiri untitle w:k yowU reil : Rcrpilure
rejnllni: by tlielr uler. fnllowod by
how. a.ml (unver. Tho first t;illi .wu
"Considernlion In rhriwlijin Life
Service." by Lewis Smith; Heleete-l
itailinp by Miss M:ny Tiiylo': resnl-Inu-.
Miss Mtirji'et T.-vlor: "How te
Titbe ii tit I Whv- by Ms. Wbentley;
special ilnet. "(ilvo rf Your It t to
the Mhsht" by Mrs Wltentley nml
MN Winters. An ;nlerentin'J tnlk
(Was elven by Miss Wlnh'tM on "The
Tithe ami lis I it t;er Meanings"
wht.-h wi'H followed bv n homk lv ili
rhoir and an addits by Uro. Caiio
Mrs. nils Vouiu: ;,lld MN Merlf
Ytninn of KU;in spe'it Saturday
Itlnp at the horn-? of Mrs- Kd
Coniiis.
Mr. ;mu1 Mis. Itill Clioate aml Mrs.
('. M Halt moioicd to I h Grande
Tin sdav.
.lim W'uids who hue been quite sick
Is now aHe m be on the si reels av:ain.
Mis. Mike lloyce i:nd Mrs. Sintou
Womlell were -dtoppiim in I-a
tl ramie Mnnd jy,
Mr. and Mrs. .lull i raiitrel vpent
Sumtjiy i .lii,u at the hi-me or Mr
am! Mrs. Hen Olixer.
Ono of the social events of this
week was a blrrhdav party len bv
IV K, M Keni" in th-' Masonic hall
In honor o! bis da'iuhler Melb'a am1
Ben. Archie, v lios olrMtdays were tin
iSih ami '.Villi r.f April. The lull1
w ib be;i!li'il. d'co-.ited tr the occa
sion In f'.owet i ami fl.ii:s. Thcte were
about one hundred vnd t'il'tv lionere-.l-micsis
v ho pt it' a delightful even
itm. some pl.iyin-' i antes, cavds,
daitcin u. wlub ' ot Ivt s w er-1 look in"
I, on. isii inir am! l-.icntu to tin
Al 1 . o elucl: uv t ie mi nil.
re se.r i d. f ter w hu h l Ii"
depart !. eacil one w tshl'i:
Meiha and At. tlie in ;uy innie birUi
d.t: , each one happier in.in the Ust
THIS STORE IS FULL OF THEM
Customers of this store are daily supplying their wants here at prices that make it possible to save an un
usual amount in running their households. Are you? This store always protects you by giving you the
benefit of any savings we obtain. 5jS u- -
You will find any number of items here that are being sold at less than present wholesale cost. We al
w?,ys protect our customers by buying requirement before advances in the wholesale markets and these
advantages go to you.
J ust now we call your attention to a serious advance in the wholesale cost of soaps, lards, oils, cottolene,
Crisco, Mazola oil, etc. We will not advance our prices so long as our present stocks last. You should anti
cipate y,our requirements now, and act quick. If you want to get the benefit of these under market prices.
You Save 30 and More at The Greater Hooverized
LAUNDRY SOAPS
Crystal White, dozen bars ..;
l!ol) White, dozen liars
JSini t - Monday, dozen liars
Clean Easy Soap, dozen bars
Silk Soap, dozen bars
I-'els Naphtha, dozen bars
ivory Naphtha, dozen bars
67c 100 bars $5.34
70c 100 bars $5.95
..:...72c 100 bars : $5.56
78c . 100 liars $6.12
72c 100 bars $5.56
.. $1.08 100 bars $8.50
84c 100 bars $6.78
COTTOLENE
niall 58c
Mediu $1.19
l-arire $3.06
CRISCO
1 pound 34c
1 pounds 51c
o pounds $1.07
Ii pounds $2.12
y pounds ..; $3.18
MAZOLA Pure Corn Oil
Pints 42c
Quarts : 79c
H. gallon $1.47
Callous $2.82.
Xma B. C.
Nmn-; v:i I . -1 r : 1 1 .-. 1 unmy lliin
dr.Ml , :lrs .l.i'forr i'lirUt wus Imn:.
It wis m li.'ii.T of Tainnm", on.'
tj f Ifcihjs.mton Mm s.mIs. Th. v
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T;i n:-. nn.l luiili iii:inv l.-nlfs Im
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Andrews' Variety Dept.
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
'During the Demonstration Period
THIS COUPON WORTH 20 CENTS
I pon the imrdiuse of o.ic quurt ur morr of Chi-.Vanii'l Var-ni.-li
duriiij,' tlii- Clll-N AMKI. l)K.M()NSTIt. I ION.
(l)nti'K (iivrn llrlow)
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AdtlrrH-s . . .
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at the Price You Like to Pay:-
Stilwell's Meat Dep't
AKain vc fee! it our duty tu wain you uEainst the special
sale or bait system. IXm't he deceived by a low price on
one article! You will surely make up for it on another! You
will never be able to buy meat at our market- at oi below
costs (for we do not believe in baits) HI T .vdu wi'.l always
be able to buy it -at a fair margin of profit above cost to us.
Don't Gamble
Buy where the price is
' Always Right
Phone your orders. We will deliver tlievi kommly.
The Stilwell Meat Co. .
M. A. Stilwell Ed. F. Sjnith
8i.de Owners.
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,H0NE US YOUR ORDER. USE QUA EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DEUV
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