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OBSERVER. '
HftiU Mia
, PFfume Their0 Dead. e
Nurlvi-s ,. '"'"riea Htralt inlands, to
the nor: a ' ";. r :anJ, have some pe-
CBISCENT Jl tht nf. ffJnomicU
baloaf powdtt. It i mudft ot tlft
purest lagndMnU in correct sci.nt'ltc
proportionl. Qracwt'niKi Brit ybDo
noiitart U added In tb miungQowl. as-J
thw 4gal wban kat la appaod.
Thai you can dopeud aosahitely tpou
Oretctot to produce the sioit whclesiimo.
liht and esluily digested biicuiu. cki
and breIa, Wnl. Xcr Orotcont iioc-x
Book.
(Seaceot Mff. Co.. Seattle. W uh.
eullur lair:..: ;imiiis. uii Is
unoliillne1 111' h.i.llcs with cheap icr
fWnie. thu 1, v. , lii.lt-r iheliiK corked in
the bottle .add let't or, the j;rave. lu
some ca&s k cheap stoue U set 011
te trrave tindoilils ceremony Is usuallv
iimrkedOuathreeda.vs' irjrce 0S1II10P
para tlnl relntl,-s uf the .ebpartwl.
pa', jams iimi turtle nelim stnikeu.
down to r.it&'e room for iaojnj by vlj
oruus dauelDi: andesl'iKlni:.
a o o .,., v Fo : "o '. jfyph "' Oo ' '
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ii v'- Pski,Yil. 4fft&
Tfc breakfast yoitrgwesfo enjoy.
0 When Jig! have nfeek-cnd guests, 0r iffiy tunc you vantto serve a
i n . particularly :ndizini breakfast. jtfe Aunt Jemima Pancakes. You
can alvas be siye thesicakes will turn out ivrfect Tender, gulden
. - rovi and :f iA-tiavorcd. '
'J! h;e's noiance i failure. ' 1 V-vcrvthine needed to make iroml
Jncskes already mixed in tin flour even a,c 'sweet milk in
tier, d form. g
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rj.'i'rapacka.of Aunt Jemima Pacak Flour from wutEroteT tifdae.
enthusiasticallyour tanitlf and guosts wui ote it the ideaj sun-
A:it JerAirn Mills Company, bt. Joseph, raissrun.
THE KIJ.K
SALSIAOY
hi TM -
few,?
"'ie in totvn, Honey!
ff T ' ? m i MA: BWca:ke ' Flo u ft!
; A:-r.t J(tr:iiT. Mil' rnroiiny. Pt Jo-tph. MivionH
"0 TT TTirn l)aIe'lts aml npaueu inc procession tj
4f XlyLU 1-if.i.U . the ciJ;y parkj vj,ve ,he cccb,.ation
lVi i?ri C.Xubriu, Slwipien
tf 'rji.itiial ;efinl. ,pfte"
, i I'. Nibiej.
nKl'llVRC., Kay. "Niirliatn-'i
Iy":t PU? f'ity. in iioiiof of the
loiicoiin: of Priv;'.e Th.. Nh
lr, va:i observed 'as :i hu!ii"
hi-oiot the upper Snijk
ll-.fi'om. Wahe Kails north to Uu
Mimtn line, Jscsday.. ' . ", ..
The train was met on arrival nl
ti4tfar (!lty by tfiousands of people,
,rfk bands of muif and hundreds c(!
WMilU'd'sokliers, vbo cheered tile re
tupninff hero.
b:ni. lie wa.j placejl in a car with his j agitation on the part of those who him, 'Tell us how you did it, Tom.
wouiu uverwiio.w ineriean msiuu a nen me youn(r swtiier loin oi xue ex-
tiwns. The iroveilior "ciilled upon the ptn ienco 1iieh resulted in. his con
soldiers of America "to do at home Kiessioiinl citation.
what they hyid done abroad to make " Niebnur is one of the 17 nil-n of tin:
America safe for democracy. Hpaid ! American army so honored.
a tribute to the man of the day, Pri- .
vate Niebaur, sayinp that he, his home, !
toivn, his state and h?s country p;iid
Niebauer tribute for. his brae action.
.was held.
Following his car were 250 returned
soldiers -in uniffrn1, commanded by
Adjifta'nt-Gc-neral Patcji; Governor D.
W. Davis, Justice Alfred Eud'e, J.ieu-tenarfl-Governor
Moore, State Senator
I. Adams, and Slate liepresenta
five Stephen Hunt. Vully 500 deee
i:ttd nstoinol'ije.s iai,e up the pa
tad.
. The parade disbanded at the park,
where Governor Davis Wjfs introduced
tjy Alfred .Ricks and prank B. Turner,
president of tb commrcil club.
Cio'fernoi- Davis, who was the first
.epcakiw, took advatifaife of the occas
Nicbawr, whs h a vorv mosat anJ i mn-to nil It ot vnat m sonuer, .u
massuminp; you,E man, shrank from j America had dr.nc.and their duty now.
,e nuhlieitv ami south t is mother. IU' men sie ltmnf oi;ur u.uW.
and faflmr.'who ore "there to'mcet'ijut
the industrial w'nrlrt, caused -b
Old N lme ftv February.
The ohl l'irllous ive .the nickname
'llilvlte" In l'hfii,,, I, II
ine so.uiery oi run.) were aiso cmo- R a Mirllnilnrly wefmiinth, the aver
izen by the governor, Justice Budy
Lie tenant-Governor, Adjutant-General
I'atclf and BUhnfi.C.W. Nihley, of
the Mormon chur'h, an uncle of Nie
baue, atso spoke. " :
,ThSi were calls from .the crflwd for
Niebaut. The youne; soldiei came to
the front of the platform, -and. in a
modes" wy befrim a story Uilinir in a
irenernl way of the tlirhtiifsr uajit1es
of the Americari'.fAihUer. He was in-
terru)te(i by the erowil. .who calleil to
ok.!' fiilnfull ln-iiiK t.h! least o( any
liiuntlv. In fins .vear; hut hecauro the
melting snow on the.lillls causeH the
rivers and ilyltes tn overllow. .When
fliere is a superiihiiudHtice of snow and
rain in February thi.ro Is too much ol
what would lie a good IUIiik tn.uiodera'
tlon. .and lluuUs w ucru lliey ipc ,luaul
wulcofne," .i .
Butter Wrainiers p.rinteQ at the
Otisprvet- offica.
Th Stormy Petrel. ,
The hinl? fcuowu to sailors AV Milli-
or ('-tray's chGi'kens, wlue apKMUioice '
is auniiosed tx. foivtell a stu'irui, '"are !
oct.rvlse kno9n by the torm stfti'myi
jKtrel (ThalasMldrmua. pelai;lea).TbiJ
bird sieuiH to run lu a reinakatl;v' muu-1
iu along the suTfuve of the sca.-'whoro
It picks up Its looil. The petrel Is a '
suuitA bird of dtisby i''uii'iii:e, noofurnat
lu bablt, most abundant in the suuth
ern heiuiphe-uxi . 'J.'hb 'oanuy Mother
Carey Is yi'r A to be n corruption
of the .''Mother Cr.n." iScar luollier
of Levautlue sailors. '
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Veaeta.ble' Wac. '
A .Japaneso Industry ' whlehy has
siade ri'uiarkii.ble prni;r-.ws In ,1'eeiit
rears Is. that" concerned with ti'ie ex
Irictlon of veetjijile was, wtilch Is
toniiiiK into greateridin.'iiu onyforelu
uai'seis.
Invented First Chronometer.
The first clironouieter of any valuo
,was the Inveoilou -of John Harrison,
about lTr.U. fi.i hlcli, ho reciMved from.
the. Hrll.,sh board of longitude $."h).ikiii
ns'a part, of iJHHi.niK) which "lliv-y of
fered for many years as a rewiml for,
t thoroughly tn?sJwiJrrtiy tln-keeper."
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irKBlll'lMaaBta8aoCK.'lCTT1l?!r?
Try.a bottle of IJtll'o l.iver Tuueh
era that .will bo Just ritht for Indl
g'cstlon, and the liver. Box 0! 80 far
FAMILY DRUG STORE
' L.K SniVNOC'.ORCaON.
La Grande aress,Shop-
And Wg
3VKTT Vvcrks
Mattress Making and Ecpa-ti-ing, Feather Mat
tresses Macla, Foathor raovatir.g, Carpet, and
Fluff Kug.y.tavinaj.
. All Work Cal'led for and Delivered fll-Vi. riWAKBS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST 01-' FI.Ol.T: MILL P'dOME RKD 132
A Stitch
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Bring 'me your damaged 'o? worn tires. -' -A 'small repair, often means big
dividends in added mileage. Guaranteed work at Lowest Prices.
A. E.
1304 Jefferson Ave.
i Eclmeakamp Garage
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3 oo o It Pay You to. Support 'Markefe foE Your Own Piincts .
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0sie V ihe "Mbej Girls
.Wllil. EM0N3TRATE IN LA GRANDE at. THE FOLLOWING STORES
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, MAY TE, AND CQNTtNUING THE ENTIRE
WEES: J. G. SU ODGRASS.'-HOOVERIZE GROCERY, CITY GROCERY
" 4 5AXERY, iTC'G'S 2I0DERN GROCERY, PATTISQN BROS.
a'lif ',' Mhcp iir!s'' is fiif ifri;;iiiiz.it'.uii of '.'li'omiilislij'd ymin.la.dics trnv
' (liiii; llir(iii!rUoiit'rr!('"'i;iiliri' Wi'st'' iL 1 lie intcn-st f tlwir firin Tlw Al .
hci JlrotJii'i'S Milling Otinpiiiiy, nsiaun J';nt.iir'i-s of llic well known ".Miiici'''
ffi-a(l 'reals. '-. -
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The nirs(! of this (ii'g;i.ni,at inn is 1o (Irninii.sl f-ate 1 lie fciiperior valutt of
4-creais ;I,s a food ii lio daily diet, sl wing ynii the jnany i;il;it jihlc ways 1c.
.U'ejifire and serve that will please 1 hr 'tastes of the niilst disoi'iminatii'g. ' .
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The ' ( (iirls" liave enjoyed several vveks of e'e)tional sneeess in.
Himy cities, of flii, V iliaaiette N'alh y. prov ing heyoiwl a doiiht. tlukl ''Super
Im ily" as rci'wgnized iif tjte " M nil r'' l!j a.nds of K'olled 0;ts J'curls yf
jVheat, Maj.jack Vl'oiir, Wliea't I'lakt and fithers Their success was em
i?iasfi'd hy'Hlie faclMliat) the rci4 ills' of the different coininiinilie were
riyiil4o home iiidustl-y and sujipnrtcil.afl'actfic 'o;1sf firm which the 'major-.
jtyof,j'.pl"o Iviiew is comprised ad' !?G ':c1fic;oasT:l?esiilcirt StVk Hold-."
. 'ers." whwi werc'in no wav o htame.l'or ai ts u utterances' of ,t former' '
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o i'uil r 1 1n- fir-Mi hayifig ao0fed Imni.i'a hi?, abiiiitf Vvcry! hi'ii in iheir jiowcr
j, 0 when0?he nicinJ.i r was.convictcfl. in aisiif Ins comyction -jfn the J-'irin i
let seveiO'd and 1iis inti iest t'lieryn flrrchased hytnthers.
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. h' guying Csreals ii?siste w the 'JnS'K'V Brcfti(?sf nade frprn exclu-
sivei'y :ecteawestsjn g?ovu grai, nd & sjey ia?re snoOnS r6duced ?n
ou "Grande os "a&ey.' . . 0
G'a&l on the "Miner (iirls at tii' ob''e .ston fand he sPrved a dainty anl
(leliciiii (lioi, let tflPin i;hyv villi thi"?nny iTys9o uvjiar ihe rlifi'eretit,
Rinds. A vateiahlc f ri? fireinim will: give wiPli each nii'chase flaring the e
O Miner (r:ii Is" st.iv in I .:, ! i':ilc. o - &
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