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all Aches From
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SREMT SAVINGS
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.Volhlng Oi'IjiIiik 1 1 1 in
This Ls ift't iiuitcllit! way we used to.
write it in the old copy book at .school,
but iu'vcrtlu'lt-."s, it clearly x presses
tte feeling of liuinlreds of those wJio
elTer untold agony every day with an
inc-'iVigiMe corn oi':nlIoiis.
To these sufferers, we say, come to
us and we will show you an absolutely
new method for relieving and curing
those ACHES. It' costs only 2."c, and
we guarantee it to give satisfaction. or
.inoncv refiinihul. ..
SNAPP'S LA GRANDE
PHARMACY
ALV1N SNAPP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
"YOUR CJIKD1T IS QOOD."
ELKS
INITIATION THURSDAY NIGHT
June 20 Large Class
A. B. CHERRY, Secretary.
"I ijjIbIi to KoudRnnel had onl?
ki$wn uhoutel'unliic bi'Jjco lor I'd
hnvu auvil my,ii.'lf yi-uiH or sulfuij,
iiKeund my bunk uM-ouiit, would
liiivu beiMOu Kal UuiiieiilKKiT," aald
& C. Iliirrlll, a well-known un
load mull Willi tlio "Yxus t I'ucif Ic,
who n.tid at xuo West ll'lknup
Htrurt, Kurt Worth, Texan, and who
has bin u riwlili-nt in that t(y for
more." than thirty yiain.
"Lit wan atom" tin yeas ago,''
Mr. J I ii i-1 ill - i.oliilnu.d, "that my
t ron ij i us. iii'Cran. My untlli failed
me an oveiytlihiK I ato toured on
my MmnuiMi and r-nnieil mm that
nave ine'tfirible'tniiiipInK pain and
I could, hardly net my breath. It'
IHni'iiied like there wai: a bin lump
j rlKht fn my client that .Wan cnttlin:
; orr my b ealli. I aol I could
i hardly eat a thinK that illiln't lirinr.
'on one of tin ho altackK and Home-
inui'ii It linlr.'t s.'tin like I would
live tliroiiKh them. I tried' cvery
fihlnii I IiikI ever heard or and niien'.
i every cent I ha'd navtd for yrirs,
IrylliK to el relief hut nutlilni; tha
! f Took helped me at nil.
i "I read ho iiiurh r. bout Tuiilae
(and thu Komi it wiih doiiiK that I de
welded to try a bottle. I have now
' taken four luttl- and can truth
! fully Buy that it ban entirely 10
j lleved my alomach trouble. My up
ipqiilo Ik jiiKt Hplendid ami every
itbliiK I eat now ui:re"a with me nnt'i
iilotm iiao good und 1 t'tii never bolb
i ered with . indlKeisOon or those
eiauipinK pnini in my ntjinach 01
lebiHt anymore. I ran eat anything
1 1 want and never have a uiluuteY
I diBcnmrort afterwuul and I nm feel-
lit K beltiu; In ovuryway than I bavi
for yeara. 'l'anlac hu.i mire dune the
woik Ur me, .and I ulndly reeoin
mend It lo anyone who him trouble:"
I like mine wore."
' Tanluc bsotd In I,a (Irnniio by Sil
vorlhorit nnd Jtlehardson Drur
minion; in Union by L. A. Wrliilit"
III North l'owder by Ii. A. Uiibbo'
land In KlKln by Sco.tt 10. Ilarrlf
j nnd In Tulnciisat by Tolocanot Oro
cor Co." Adv.
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i A pretty June wedding look iVyo.
Sunday afternoon, June 22nd, ut
o'clockPul the C. L. Voruz home, '
2407 NortP Ah itrcel, when Juc
oU C. March waH united in iiuirriagO
to Mid. lOona Flnley, C--In the pre-
oicP of a few relatives and fiiendt.Ci
The ceremony wus O.-rfonutd by
H. Coker, pautor of the.
Itiun church.
MOCIIIS-HOI.MI'H
The w(flnK of John Morris, p.
yoking rancher of the liOtilor (11b
u lct, und MioS Knlu oljuc.' mran
rjulutly celubmtc ut the First
Methodiat church fa 8::(0 o'clock
S.'iturduy evonint!. June 2 1st? Kc.
X. Sheritran Hawk, pastor of the
church, offjr?;tlinK. The younr
couplo will r-'sldo on tho groom't;
f at in.
Jfry Kiiiimel, of I'endloton wan
in -town over S'jyiduy, viHilliiK his
uren'ffi, Mr. and Mrs. !- J. Kim-
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Conference Closes Sunday.
(Corrtinqed from Page 1)'-
(J. Karl Stoddard was elected. superin
tendent of the .Sunday schools, which
position was frmcrlyfllled by Robert
lO, Ituird. liulh Mrs. Geddes nnd Mr.
Bi.ird have removed their homes from
this district. Mrs. Rosenbaum and Mi.
Stoddard will be the supervisors cf
lhe.ce two important departments of
the church wcrk vith jurisdiction over
the whole district. '
The afternoon meeting yesterday
was featured by an address by Elder
J. Hallanl, on 'The Sitfhs of. th?
Times." The musical numbers provid
ed were a special feature of the sts
aions throughout the convantion.
Hitler Hallard and flyram G. Smith
left Sunday evening for Portland,
where they will remain a couple of t
days and then return to Baker for n
conference which will be held in tha1:
city Tuesday.
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f yu won't nwcl l.'ing v.ur p.i ketbdok on J ulV Fonrtl o La Cinuide V u
t'Oiv (iJ'lcljratioiipto have a good time. . iftit to look well, yon slfould notiifglW ,
5.to l.iiv one ofcthoSf new Waist Soain Model Suits, that wj are offering &
reasonably low pf iees !i.$2?5, 8.50? $29.75 $32.50. ?9 .
SHOES
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AVe offer 'oii SIIOKS OF QUALITY, for thq
rh(j(? faniily, and with ouivroiiibined buying.
lio' f r are enabled to 'make this possible; wTjci'l'
vour-dollarVaii do double duty.
Chautauqua
Itegins
July lib .
Incorporated 1
Stores
'Busy
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GOVERNMENT IS
READY TO ACT IN
MEXICAN AFFAIR
5HERRY'5
THEDA BARA in "CLEOPATRA
Last (Showing Today.
TOMORROW
VIOLA DANA, in ,
"THE PARISIAN TIGRESS,"
Anil
"THE MAN OF MIGHT.".
Our Trouble Shooter
Is mi (liejnli all ilie time eoiistantly rhdeavor
i 1 1 fn improve eevy depart I'ieut (if our IniNiuess.
AVt- -i ft t I'eiut tiili' i . llic cuts whii h t'ach 'li
t'tnn v pifffi'.s, and till i-aeh itiouo tuder as care
fully i those you order over the eniinter. Our
.J irif;M alili- system enables us to ram 41 laf 'o
(Quantity and the same j;re;4t variety of meat's in"
.,'l.it w athei 4is ill rohl. We are net HWe r i
'friliratoT who eoiieludoil I vis speeeh wittk "imit.
lititel-f' ,thf liusrl eW table." but wc ran collie
lleaur pl(a.sinf the- uupieali've" than the 4V
'i4if fiuHitiess rn'tr n. Tn s atul mf viil
fltI tint W i' iiliilvf piml oi t'J thtllvj f e'aittt.
W'v Tvivt"j complete stt'ei Kniii
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Grande JRodg Meat 'i
Constantinople Populace
Pleased By Possibility of
TJ. S. Being Mandatory
Hy Ammelulud 1'rciiB to Tho OborverV
TAIilS, May 21. (My Mail.) The
.report that the United States has been
urcd to a.sHumi! the mandate for Con
atuntinople meets with pcnurnl' np
jproval there, writes an aent of the
I Ked Cross in the Turkish capital. It
lis welcomed as the ideal remedy for
an itupoHsihlu situation. He adds:
"Whenever an American wanders in
Constantinople the Turks, Ciceks and
Armenians impress it upon the visitor
'that America will be welcomed with
(open nrms, that Ameticn will be trust
ed. At the Turkish fun-in office, the
.Sublime Porte, there is open liatisfac
tion at the report that America will
!come in :;::d clean up," the Ktd t?io.s
man continues.
; "The Tutk has been quick to appre
ciate what America has dime for his
country since the armistice. Kvcr-y-i,
where one jraes he sees American flags''
tuck in the bavjs of rice, of flour and
over stacks of canned uods which the
street nierchunts have for sale. The'
American uniform is. not a familiar !
siht in the streets or simps but wher-,
ever an American army officer, Hid'
Cross dfficci- or member of t lu Near'
Mast eommisson is leci'jni'.ed, Turk--,
jro (ut of their way to ex pus? their'
gratitude for America's prompt dis-j
patch of food ships' to CnM:uui'nopliv
which just before the 'wnnistice was
in a bad way for iood. '
"At present fotu 4iiy;h comru'.sion
. ers, llriti di. Krojich, Italian and
Creek, ai e woi kinir independently m
Constat! inople and the two comn.a.i-ders-ih
chief, lltiti-b and Viviudi, aiej
doinyr the r nt to'0'owrt' t-ut'wi'.h ,
what success, no o'ne can say. '
"The present dj tided contnd of Coi
siantinofkle nnd the rumors conantly
reachiun the Tini ih capita of di-.
seritions autor.r Hie .Uies in Paris :e
lialJe to tncouiaKe the Turks to be
l'ee th.(tJv playiiur one n.itldn off
lieainM thf otlie'r .they cn comfuct
theiMselfe as they ce fit,
.''Parts of northern Aia do
it kno of the armistice ami the
Turks Hie tlill tti-roriiiiig the I'.recks
lKet. .. '
''Turks, m' su: j'tlningljf fa.tiiliar
with tlit v the Amrttvan r.fctor
nt over Cuba has' Worked out and
prominent M.oslmen pVIm-vc Vat
wiitil has lecn iiiie irr-tte WulippineS
byAmeicif c.cr. W dJl'tC4iteJ in Tut
key. f,
"llii,'l )t7, ? "t hicaj, !;as
anle.ied0h.r doze if ups il,'r- 111
food, clothes. sh.'caHm kcultui al
UopUi'.ftts. '!V?c American Iv1! Cross
also r, helping the statviiiK Vhciher
thev be Creek. Ti:k or 4nmyiin " ,
(Uy Annhclated Press to Thft Obnervcri
WASHIN-GTOK, June 23. Recent
developments in Mexico have caused
a radical change in the United States'
attitude, it was authoritatively stated
today. "Watchful waiting has been
discarded for "Watchful prepared
ness." The .war department is ready
to throw a punitive expedition of ade
ipiate strength across the border the
moment that Villa starts reprisals or
any other crisis appears. They would
occupy tho territory necessary for
safety and create a neutral zone south
of the line,
House Committee Won't '
Give President Authority I
to Repeal War Time Act.
(Or Associated Tress to Tut Observer j
WASHINGTON, June 23. The pro-'
posed amendment to the pending pro-i
hibition enforcement bill giving the1
President authority to repeal the war!
time act insofar as it affects light
wines and beer was defeated by the!
house judiciary committee by a vote
of twelve to five. I
If you do not have a kodak you
aie missing one of the most pleas
urable of pastimes. No vacation
Is quite complete without a cam
era along to take a fe,w pictures to
remember the happy dfiys spent in
the hilts or aL the seaside. Your
Sunday trips will inenn much to
you when you have tlio kodak
alnnR. Kodaks and cameras alt
sizes and prices from $2.13 to '
1.11 ,B3M .gUtAl'mWM
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA QRANOCORCQON..
.Inh TVIntincr. Tho rrvor. Main 37
For Sale or Trade, $6500
Three houses, all rented, on 4 acres, about half orchard, with
water right, ckse in. $h0o Cole Eight Automobile, trade for land.
For sale, 7-room house, 2 lots, $18j0; easy terms.
Some good farms near Enterprise for sale, or trade for Grand
Ronde property.
80 acres at Council, Idaho, to trade for residence.
Have two prospective uuyers for residences in La Grande,
Wanted, 30 to 00 acres fruit or dairy farm close to La Grande.
Pyramid Land Co., 131-1 Adams Ave.
400 acres, $10,000 cash, $3500 down; 2,000,000feet timber, 30
acres crop, moie ready to phiy; fine spring, B-room house, large
barn, in fair condition, 1 head stock und farm machinery; lots of
good pasture; nine miles to Elgin.
1000 acres, $30 acre, $12,000 down, hill farm, fenced, 340 acres
plowed, 80 acres wheat, 10 rye, 15 alfalfa; water for 1G0 acres in
bottom; fine 9-room house with wator system; two miles from sta
tion; close to school.
Pyramid Land Co.
OFFICIOS IN COOUIHiE BUILDING.
ave Money
"The Store of Money Savings"
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables daily Place your
order for berries now- Our price $3.75 crate
The Greater Hooverized Grocery
i he Sunt'
AVImto I lie
Thrifty -Throng.
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SI orr
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE.
SAM II AHU IS, Prop.
TWO MAIN LINE PHONES
MAIN 32
The Htnre
Where (lis
Thrifly
Throng ,
A I'nion
Store
f He-jey si'Xaff
, COUNTS : ?0LDS - CROUf
OBSERVER ADVERTISING wilj .bring T&uits.
I.
Andrew's Variety Dep't
'l..nlir''ritrit.' Yts
i:iv. iVl Vi'st - 38c. 43c
i.ii.l' WtTi j, Sli-i-vr Vi st. : 33c
rUilV!j Na un th Wai-ts 1 . '35c to Dc
Mii h .nuK 'hiMn'hVTiviit Klin- Pa-it r .
; 3oc tw 4?c
1a Vi Stirt'iH K;ural'N, for tli kulli $1-50
Up
'ace
QUALITY
MEAT
AND .
WE
SELL
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s XHQI MAIN 32 " s. '
Our own d:!try will deliver it rimftjjf
SS, .V Mil eli aui f l Sitftlfc S
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