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L'A" WMNDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Animal Ailments
S Wld Have Prompt Attention
Owners of horses, cattle, hogs and other animals
iklionld make every effort to conserve their
health.
We ure special agents for
INTERNATIONAL STOCK REMEDIES
This line is yery'coinpletc and contains a special
remedy for every ailment tp which animals are
subject. Don't wait until you are forced to buy
such remedies, but keep an assortment of them
on hand reudy for immediate use.
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THE WINNER
STIIAH.HV I1V Till
M JSSOIt IEOITK
trtnnmmv4 a Clean 'onti't uimI
I L'fu-l ftbiKitl.... I.. I ,... J
III In AtU'iidiuice
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who writes sports for the Evening
'f.'apiti Nwa und" th iiume of
f'TIf Orul," ' rofe.red the main go
und hud no !ty in handliirf;
hli men. Urn 'oyit)iriicnted La
i randy's fans on their clean sports
manship t-aying that never iu his 25
year' experien Irnl howHi.essed a
citaner bit of rooting for the re-
Hpectivo favorites, Mr. Rooiih';iii.
ArtMjcame to-wrlws the match for Idaho,
not to Judge It, but dfd aB the result
of a rather inuiuttfnt demand that he
he the third (nun In' Dig ring. He left
Ihis morning fur his home. He pre
dicts a world's heavyweight cham
pionship Tor l)t Court barring accl-.
dents, within the next two years.
A 8THIKK IS hllVmVAM
Jo one hour an.l forty minutes
of some of tKe f anient wrestling
ever seen in the Intermountaln
country, Ad San tel. champion light
Heavyweight wrestinr or tno worm, iiRL'SSKLS,. (Correspondence of
neat kick we court or imb Angeiet Associated I'ii-sb) During the Ger
in two stralgh falls at the Arcade jman occupation a certain amount
theatre last night. Wii8 do;ed 0ut hy tht) Comite Nation-
Th,o match was a thriller un never Li t0 tno unemninved Belgians to
(perhaps in the histny of the gamefkeep fr0ll, Htarvation and Incldent-
imv lWo men snown speeu unu aialy to pr0Vent them from working
I the same time displayed truer!for he Germans. Since the arm Is-
spoitsmanshlp. Tlut agreed that tice It hu8 been continued because
OUR FLY OIL
.when In the judgnieni of the refer
they were so far off the mat they
were to come back to the center at
his command, and this they did In
every lnstanco without any argument.
The first fall w.-nt 76 minutes,
there is no work available.
Today a long parage formed near
the Place Rogier and proceeded up
und down the most important boul
evards. They were buuib of the un
employed. They were striking for
more pay. It has become a most
"Will conserve the health and energy of animal
hy protecting them from flies and other annoy
ing insects.
We make a specialty of filling veterinarians'
prescriptions.
La Grande Pharmacy
Und alter Hantcl hail gotten one of p.nnnsive luxury to be Idle In Bel
I Ills celebrated arm ecissors which ! n,m mid no thin mornlnc there took
place In Brussels a strike of the un-
Says I to my self r says
The boys are coming home, and . . .
Now's the time to buy
We hire everything' for you to "doll up" with, and this means
roan, woman or child and this means to tell you we save you
money on your purchase. - '
MEN, GET BUSY ,
Men's Suits $14.75, $18.50, $19.90, $24.75, $28.50, $32.50, $34.75, $38.50
Men's Hats .! ....! ... $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Men's Ties 45c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
Men's Unions :. 98c, $1.49, $1.90,
Men's Shirts : 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98
Men's Silk Shirts $3.98, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90
Men's Caps .. j. 49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
Men's Shoes " . $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
Quick Delivery
Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
had been repentedl brokon by thu
yotinKer niun. he clumped It on for
final squco.e which cuused be
Court to concede the fall. It was
Oe Court's Hon lieurt that made him
try to defy Iho liuvltahle, resulting
In such Injury to his arm that ho
was really unfit to return fur the
second fall but ho did, neverlhlcKs. I
In the second fall Sanlel won In
I 24 minutes hy the bume hold that
Knve him the first.
Many thought It would be Nick's
match because for the first hour of
the ro he rode Ad to n finish and
showed everything. Both men In
fact hud "everything" and It was
only a case of "brinks" thut defeat
ed lie Court for these men- are so
evenly matched thut its a "lioruu
ruro," whenever lli--y start.
Kdward I). Hoseulieim of Itoin-i,
employed."
If you enjoy a fine drink of soda
water or a sundae drop into Silver
Uiorn's drujr store, where they are
serving the very best that can be
made. fH-.l.
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FAM I lY DRUG STORE
t-A SRANOC. OREGON.
..$5.90, $6.90, $S.9&, $9.90
2M, 400
" THE BLUE BIRD '
A rare treat for the children,
Don't kt them miss 1t.
Eriday and Saturday
ARCADE
BOYS, YOU TOO
Boys' Suits
Hnvs' Ties;
Boys' Hats - 1 . . ., 49c, 93c, $1.98
Bovs' Unions : 49c, 69c, 93c
Boys' Waists 49c, 69c, 98c
'Boys' Shoes ,. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.93
Coats $18.50, $19.90, $24.75, $28.50, $32.50
Dresses, wool $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $18.50, $24.75
LADIES, "DOLL UP"
Dresses, silk $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $18.50, $24.75, $26.50, $28.50, $29.50, $32.50
Skirts $3.98, $4.93, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90, $9.90
Waists, silk $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
Waists, voile 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49
Kanev Hose , 49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
Faney Petticoats , , $1.98, $2.98, $3.93, $4.98, $5.90
. GIRLS, YOU TOO
Missus' White Dresses..$1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $3.90, $7.90, $3.90,
$9 90 $12 50
Misses'' Slippers '.....:. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50
Misses' Hose :. 25c, 35c, 49c, 59c
Misses Hats : $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.49, $3.98
Misses' Fanev Bibbons 25c, 49c
McCall
The readier of these lines every heart beat bears you nearer your
grave. "Father Time" waits for no man.
Do you realize that hourly youth and vigor is fleeing from you? NOW, and
NOW ONLY, is your opportunity to prepare for the "rainy day" Your past
good standing in credit stores BUYS YOU NOTHING when "jobless age"
bids you enter. Start today, DON'T DELAY pay cash and buy your food
for your family at the store thai is recognized as a COMMUNITY KLKSS
J NO. Away with credit slavery and bondage Exercise your independence.
Be independent-look out tor your GSiB&S2lSSS.
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a Designs AS incorporated " j ro.uLcu
.Mrs. Eva Willis, one ot The Dal
les muses who servod with the 4Gth
'hospital unit In France, got no
; further than Portland upon her re
(turn liome. Upon her arrival in,
;tho Rose City she was urged to take
charge of the surg.jry at the District
;of Columbia Emergency hospital and,
accepted the place. 1
Ajfiun we say, follow the crowds Whci
45 per cent on every dollar you spend.'
licits your patronage on sound business
ANTEED or your money refunded.
k with III
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lev Ye iu'h ami
In 15c
BLUE
TINS.
Andrews' Variety Dept.
Why Buy Package Seed
When you can save by buying bull; Oai'den
(Seeds and save money.
It Is Time Now
to plant licaiis, Stpiash, Com and all tender
anctics of
the bulk at
We carry, a I
from j:!c to 11:
vegetables,
ess nidiiev.
We have, tliciu
, a full line
a foot.
of Oarden Hose.
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at the Price You Like to Pay..
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The
Learn to Dance, at
Eagles' Hall.
Greater Hoovenzeci
NYc-liics.l;,
liumia! at ibr,
the basciuciitj
it i hi all l.-Mii!
the I' liii.in II
Oregon school children will have j
a chance to save the battleship
Oregon from the Junk pile, if a plan j
presented to Mayor Baker of Port-1
laud by Monroe Goldstein, assistant!
to the selective draft executive of i
Oregon, is accepted. The plan which
has been approved by the mayor.
is to ask every pupil In every school
In tho state to contribute a penny a
week to a fund to bo known as the
"save the Oregon fund."
Tomorrow and Friday
The Photo Surprise of the Year
An Oriental Pliantasy of the 'Arabian Nights
"William Fox presents the
1919
EXTRAVAGANZA
Pendleton, instead of the nine
months school session which has
been tho rule heretofore, will have j
10 months of school! next year, oc ,
cording to a decision reached Sat-!
tirdny night at a meeting of tho
school 'jonrd. This applies to both
grammar and high school in the ;
city.
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Backache?
Rheumatism ?
grocery
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"3EVIIJDIK(i J'OBMIRLY OCCUPIED EY GOLDEN RULE CO. 9
"PHONE UlfOUR ORDER. USE OIR EXCLUSjyB TC0MPT DELIV
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Union Ptor
Open 8 a.m.
Close 6 p.m.
0 Saturdny
often until
8:31). p.uv .
CLAM9 CHOWDEii DEMONSTRATION TOD AY AND TOMORROW. ITDELICIOUS?! RY IT
Those of ns who arc r!t middle ae
arc prone to cat too much meat and in
consequence deposit lime-salts in the
lrterics, veins and joints. We often
nuffer from twinges o( rheumatism or
Intubacn. snnu'timos fmm gout, swollen
hands or f.H't. There is no longer the
slightest need of this, however, as tho 1
new prescription, "Amine," is bound
to give immediate results as it is many
limes more potent-thai! lithia, in ridding
the impoverished blood of its poi0"8
hv wav of the kidneys. It can be ob
tained at almost any drug store, by
simplr asking for "Annric" for kidneys
or backache. It 'will overcome such
conditions 03 rhenmatism. dropsical
swellings, cold extremities, scalding and
Imrtiin? nrinc and lwplesnca due to
constant arising from tfed at night.
Scud to Dr. lMcrce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, X. Y., for a 10c. tr'al pa.:ise.
K ' Anurtc rry hiahlT- I b.v. wfTtfral for th- to.t
H - r '" mtwrti of t bll.lr. hlr.
V , lrwd rmr mril I !"i of but '
H I MW AnuHc idTrttl in th pit.nd lifcr
; dmwnlnir riin TMinr t "xxism
try l l "hH-h I aJ with irt .u.f5.
j u It riicvi mo almost Imimdi!.-- b f. I ht
toWvn b8 of tho tfil pocVoKO. J hvinc riftt
r.MMico tn tho iwlr I !ir..iiu-lr Kit to
tho dnur "toro ont tv.ht fult-tlio ikf.
i I con toy to iJI Ittltrnnf from any ditcooo of
tho oidnoro or o oeld IA'N Ur th mnody
I inn ouffjr nonorr. I ho oroat UlU itt Dr.
Forty Thieves
Last Showing today of EDITH STOREY in
. " AS THE SUN WENT DOWN."
A Great Pirturo of the ilines,
And
Episode No. 4, "The Man of Might."
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Good Gifts for Graduates
.The' givinif of t-oimneiii-eiiient. gil't.s is now an al-HK't-t
universal ciitoin.
Coiniueiiceilu'iit is on." of ilic n .l-li fd i- d-Vvs of
life alld the. fait ll fill student desi-res siunt- token of
ai'piffiation. 'I.'he il't should I n that will Kivc.
long ileaMire and remain a re'siiint'iT of tht'u'iver."
The vaiiius lim re i-arry afford the must desirr
able gifts mid a ije'.-eli tioii at auv pri.-'o vou iare
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