La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1919, Image 2

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! '.' BcitMns Suits,
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Men's, Ladies' anfl Children's5'
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', Here yes ill find a lapgt anorfmtnt tf Baching Suits
Wool Suits, jCotton Suits i plain colors a'fld fancy
eibintioiM .
; Wen's Bathing Suits $1.00, $1.50, $3.50, $5.50
.Ufiaies' J5aunng.auiw3 uuc, oac, 5jl.uu
Children's Bathing Suite $1.89 to $8.50
. LADIES' OXFORDS.
Another shipment of Ladies' Oxfords have just been
i received:
ill's Department Store
,IS . SUPPORTED! 'Advertising Is' on'ffow
(ContinifPiI from Page 1)
tlon of a lo.nl linlljinK mdJan a.
bsocUtiun. 'iff.,1?- is an utilization
mini; worked llr. h- ,ulil. Iml Ii l.n. i
not fully i,h.i,.h,iI1.,i 0 .newHpapcn
(tl ii tllril, ' ullt . , , 'ciateg and old
"., .11, BUMtllUllU- 1
em of ix ftoula. mitti n.o a, i i'ik Tiiu m
In l.rwl Ii ,. ...! ,. .... . ... "I"i
.... hiivic niiyijuii ui me juiio
, Mr. Rosenblatt Declares
. ' ' '
Newspaper lyurlliii? In the
bsi form o(' adve. ti 0:j for any re
tail mene.nt. Ivi-rtisini? in thu
Ia'a hetter this yeui
than It evr did before. Old nana-
W's. iif?ntal as w;ll lis
w t it broken by the war.
this is the
vra of the
.-let,,,, to the f .siUou foi Y"1' The " "! "ho realT.
om tion of u new w al kuHUU?!'"' ; t who is forKta
..r u... ho..i; the manual U, , , , J.i,"K " b'
traii.K and ue me.-hanioHl depart l1'1" uM ,he "--wlpere.
mem. , whool i-ltm.ahce hai L Th""e f"""irall"n8
outgrown tho arcoiuiuodatlona at""""'1 '"'''' biouchf barlt
nieaent uvuilaiili. i... -,.1,1 ,.,i 11,. ! Irotn ChiraKo. whera he had Kone to
i
biillriintr i.r a ,..,..... Iain oniom lor mcieiiaiuiise roi
x5u f,.,,t. at il,e rear ii Hid' JHkIi j,ho f"t""' ,v!;":h "n sees as
Hrhool biilldliiK, will be" placed n BU''ed-
the ballot in Jun;. The board of' u ,'a'1 ''PP'",tl"'"X to meet a
duration Intends plaeiiiK InsPrftc-!n""""'r or "" m"11"" !n
Fishing; Tackle
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PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Recall Store
A. K.
III'.MOII
IvxuspeintillK Hcli.'f .Work Is What
Make Uil CrosK
Kxperieneod carnemera wanted at j ,L E Caviness, of Joseph, was
once. Apply, . rogMente pTiuue Main
rio; ornco zuui. i. o
linmp. ' 4-30-tf.
J n ival in I.s (iiunile on hiH way
'"rtland.
nn !
Ask for Your
Ryzon Cook Book
Foods from llyzon IJcKiii's arc alwiiys tcniii
jug licciiuso nl' ' licit' iiiicti1c appeal
And only ordinary skill is rotjiiiivil to make
tlictn with li'yzon liiiking I'Dwdcr, :!." jici- ll.,
and ii Cook l!ook free with your first order.
Try Kream Krisp, the fi-('sli,'c)-cainy vegetable
:slio.rtcniiif;, iw all ftiokinn purposes, Klc and T.'ie.
Tiei- I'm.
Ui'p-O-Litc, llic marshmallo'iv Cretne, is sure
fine 1,'or st rawberry sliorlciike, !!"( per jar.
, V( have a full line of lunch '('"'Is for your
fishing t rip ir piinie. Iloilcrl Ham, Minced
Hani, Kiindwichcs, Jellies, Preserves, Pickle,
Olives, ;(.nd a fresh stock of Cookies and Sara
toga Chipy. , . .
STR-'STiR'RHJKS AX1) VFOKTAULKS
VM'im KVKUY MOK'NINC.
City Grocery
and Ballery
"Why ls rnlif.f worlt In RiiflHln hh
XUHMri.lInR?'
"f.'iniHc tliiit's whnt mnkcH the Red
Crosw."
Thou yoti hiivo fhn vry lntM
J(ik from tho top nf I ho globe fror.i
ihf) Arrhanol UiHtrU-t or noil.'iom
KuHKfn, wJmto nuvei-al thousand
American Holrlit-iH onit allied trooim
lire hiiviiiK a hard joli (llsiinRiiishlnp
biiKhOH from holshevikl. No doult
uhoiit the Jokn beln fieHh. It romcs
Ifrojn tlio fruHheHt port of the world
:it IhiH Hqnfion of the year, the
hieezoH it round ArcliniiKI bclnR
finch as to RaliHfy tho niont cxuriluK
fresh air fiend. Said Joke wa jilurk
d front the funny column of "The
jAineiirnii Hcnlinel," the weekly pa
jr puhllHhed by Mie American lied
' (.Jro.is for the entertainment of our
jffKlititiK nifii In that fur away par,
'of the earth.
1 "We don't know - whether flint
lied f!rojfl wheere 1b funny or not,"
, writes tlio editor ' of the column.
W1U' of tht) KHUK lniir-'hed at it lip
'here, but that does not say it is not
a no'xl one, One hardly dares In
luimh up here for fear his fare will i
, i-raek rlht open." j
j- Wiieu the boys ere not en Raped
in poking holes In a whi.sker barrage
l hey nr. whIHuk their turn to pet a
look at tbe only paper printed In
KnpHrth in that part of tho phi be.
One copy has to i.atisTy the infws
lumper of many m.n. When It iH re
lieved from duty It in "ho weak It hurt
I In he carried on n tcableHponn. Ite
c;iuse of t lie short ape of Enplln h
Ipye R rame near not beinp printed
ul all. Ticking Kuplhh out of Hiis
sian type with u tnetjical t wee.or
In order to pive the bnyH their week
ly dose of home gossip has just
about mined the disposition of the
'printer, lit; has exhausted all or
the .steaili-healed Knplish nnd Rus
sian at Ms comma'i.l and pets moic
veed wil h each issue.
lion in pas flin'iatioii on the eour
of Htudy next year aud thia M.
Ilampioii h;i1i(, will result in. r
larpely Increased attendance.
I ull'oriiLs for i.all Team
The announcement of the cImIi
man thaL the baseball nine was In
need of unl'oriuH mid that f-nir
nierchanlH in l hit; city luid already
upreed to puy fo- one suit each,
with the 'privilege in return of plu..:
Inp their ad. upon it, Immediately
brought, ofi'erg from eleven othr
biiHiness men jin sor.l to duplicatr
their orders.
Serpt. Ilanliiu, Talk
A brief add t eas ; Geo. T. Coch
rutii. precrded Sere.t. Cha. Haid
inp's talk. Mr. Cochrane said In
effect that with tlu loys now Iior.io
the Ad Club would U- called upon tt
make good Hit promise that It would
secure for them their old Jobs, or if
wanted better ones to see that tbeyj
Mot them. Mr. Harding, who arrived'
I in i own ouiy una lnoiiung, was tne
only one of several returned men
jwho bad been Invited to put in an
'appearance. Tie received a very en
!thuslastic reerptlon from the idoiii
jhrs of the Club. ih; voiced briefly
j bis pleasure at beimi home and re
! marked upon the evident spirit o?
j co-operation now ex:siting among
the hiiKiness men of the city.
His talk cuncludiid the progrni1"
and announcing th it Ilisliop I'ud
dock would be the guest of the club
at their . luncheon next Tuesday,
and appointing Chase. Bohnenkaii'P
chairman for that day. Chairman
man Kmahiser otdered adjourn-tuent.
him, he Baid, that this year Is the
year aboye all oth:rs to advertise
"I'hfjy don't vow what haf
brought out the les.sou of advertli
inf? ru prominently," he miid. "it
may , be the fact that the eoveui
meiit, to flout its lohns and can)
out t lie work of the food adminis
tration and the fuel aduiiuistion
and things lik tint, used advertis
ing so extensively una taught busi
ness men what reaily could be Joik
by advertising in a big broulway.
"Wage are high everywhere, pmt
more people are able to enjoy Hie;
comforts of life than ever before. All f
jof this has resulted in a great in-j
crease in retail business anu a pre it:
deal more advr thiing." Oregon
Journal. 1 i
A Standard Oil ccmpaby check
for $2.7S.74 was received at Ra
bin for the paymciit of the April
license tax on jmsoline and distillate
sold In Oregon by that corporation
during the prst month. This s an
mcre'ise or more than ?MM)Q over
the 1 11 x I'afd by the pj.me corporation
tor .Ma re ii , and indicates a heal t by
increase to th'st iai liighway funds
J. (i. Snndgrnss left this morning
on a brief business trip to Portland
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated Press 10 The Observer)
PORTLAND, May 20 For Oregon
Fair, gentle northwesterly winds.
1 I i l Li
A
cup ofjoy
Ithats when you
USE OUR
SUPERIOR BLENDS OF
TEAS AND
COFFEES
r.uy vnur l'cquii'cnicnts now, as uv anticipaic
liiillier prices. Ve can sup)ly you with the best
at the right price. Our coffee line is complete,
and we guarantee every pound.
chapman vnr.i; awauiiki)
PARIS. (CorrpKpomlence of tlio
Assoriuled Press I The Victor
Chapman prize, rminu'(i in memory
of the son of John Jay Chapman, '
who was one of thu first Americans
to fight 'for France, hy cnlisliiiK In:
the foreign Legion and wlio later j
was killed when a n llier or the
Lafayette Kscadrllle, has been j
awarded this year to Bernard Kay, j
who is preparing a thesis on "The ;
Intellectual Relations between'
fiance and the United States." M.
Fav will study at Harvard durlnp
the year ltil'J-1920. !
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
P. .-..MMMMMMl
What Doctors Use
for Eczema
A within combiniition ht oil of Wlnter
(rrocn, Ttiymol, and oilier he.ilinr iiiRrr-Uirnt
calkfl D.D.D. Trcicriiilion is now a fvorile
remedy of skip siiccinlioU for alt Fkin diwn.
It pcnctrntt' the pores, civet instant relief
hum Uio moit dutrekiiug akin diseases.
The Liccviici Wcisli
IM TM.W'S IHU'li STOKK.
! Now, nlmut pictures: When you (
spend time and money for films am)
tukjn; pictures, you should try to gvt 1
: yuiir films perfectly developed i
I printed, and is something is especially
t I gimd about some particular picture
; you shimld want it enlarged. Hy hav-
ling- your work In this line done at Sil-
vet-thorn's, you will always get the,
hct of results and the work dune
' 1 ouickly. 5-lS-tf 1
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA. GRANDE.OnCOON.
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30X3 1-2
GOODYEAR CORD
Rubber Tread ... $24.55
AH-weather Tread . $26.45
The Biggest Values in Tires Ever Offered
LOOK AT THEM
Where Quality Is Paramount
you will find
Blue Stem .
(HIGH PATENT)
FLOUR
For Sale at All Dealers
Made At Home
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE GUARANTEE IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
LIFE SAVER
Time Saver
Health
Preserve
You need it. as your liuliliy needs his car.
You can tfet this most complete. Klcetrie
AVaslier on terms, or will exchange IVn1
household furniture.
Furniture Exchange
E. Donahue
Fir and Jefferson
B1241
(foureold
enough to know
betiez"saysH6ga.H
"Figure the real
tobacco satisfaction
you get out of a
small chew of genu
ine tobacco and the
way it lasts and
good old Gravely
has got your or
dinary plug backed
off the map."
Good taste, smaller chow,
longer life iswhui makes (itn
nine Oravetycost less to cliew
thaa ordinary plu.
H'rite In:
Genuine Gkavely
IMNVtl.u:, v .
ii
rivet esy
utarting. It is straight - rfis
tillrd, all-rerintry Kasoline.
Vook for the Kcd Crown tn
fceterc you till.
STANDARD OtL C05IPAMY
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
BAD
11 TIT" A row msl
fin r I irfl iSS
S
ie Gasomo of Quality
bv ivw iumu iiicnuj io avoia your lacy
U will ccrt-aLnlj do io when your breath Is 'Had.
There is no xcu.se for anyone having a b.'.d
breath. It k caused by disorders of the cte.nach
'which can be corrected by taking Ch-iA-.c.idn's
i aDiets. many nave been pcrmrj.ently curvd 'of
1. Ii I
sioiacik. ctoudjcs oy Ule os cf the.
yer,-3 of suffering. Pries 2 c cents per bottle
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