Til
A 1 rr
TO rjIfflNDE EVENING OBSERVER
Jfl.TTTLY 1.1919
Id! " . o , ill iti I
IK
Fire o Works
v For The
"FOURTH'.'
ROUTELAIDDUT
3
FOR BIG PARAGE
it
IMV1KIONS, AKIIA.NGKI). WITH
'.Start Will Ik' MOrle at IntcrHcciXm of
f'o'Titreel nd Wash.
r
ton Acnue.
Automobiles will be allowed to park
at curb on Fourth and on side street:!
not in line of march, Adama avenue
must be kept clear, except for pedes
trian on sidewalks.
Tin" osiiiiotfriun dlvunjon of the
ps.iuiQ , Oroniisses to be ono of the'
moat offccMvo secllona Qt t(J day. !
Thff committed! 0h,cve uveryOiing
well in hand, and undciothe splcnd
inaiibKoinont of Mm. T. J. Scroggin,
overythlug l()Hft)n.l or being n suc
ccaa. O e !
Young America is filled with patriotism this
year. Don't chill his ontlniHiawni by eurbjiig his
enjoyinoiiM' the Fourth. AVe arc showing a line of
. . ' . '
. V .
FIREWORKS, NOISE MAKERS
' . ND NOVELTIES,
whiehVill insureii
wit marrinc its pit
V A
Kane celebration witli-
CSaflHO Cracjrcrs,-Torpedoes, Canes,
Fire Crackers, Roman Candles, Pin
Wheels, Flower Pots, Etc. .
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hUY yoiJK SUPPLY KAlMiY
SNAPP'S LA GRANDE
PHARMACY.
ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor.
'.Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
v' . ! "YOUKCritemTISGbOD.". .....
ROAD
rSLAND
IS NOW 0PN
The highway to island City, which
has been closed for some time because
of work being done by contractors on
the culverts, is now open for travel.
Signs were taken down today and
it will be possible, for the machine
llrivor to scoot along the highway with
out having to use his emergency brake
to keep from running Into the bnrrl
All plans for Bie great pajewfi which
wilLopen the ciA'leation. of the Fourtlu
uejuiy in j.a uianae oi.r noay nuv
ibccn practically coiiletcd. Tin' var;
lous divisions will bf lined ui in time
fo start off at the'sqt Hour ajid every-
fling, it is ti lt, will run off smoothly
The parade has been dividtdeinto six
divisiiOis, as shown below. II. E. Cool-
idge hasfe been appointed grand mar
shall, with J. H. I'carc, K. McKcnnon,
L. Scribcr and Iosco tyeal as'uids.
bine various ilivisions are as follows
I'lrst Division, Capt. Ill M. llutJvy
O.-W. Hand, (Jrund Arm of the Kc
puiinc 'Veterans, victory liuat, service
men, National Spanish War veterans
Boy Scouts. !
1 Second Division, Capt. Sherwood
Williams Itod-Tros:,, Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus, visitors, sucak.
ers and committees, city and coun.ty
oflicinls. ' i
Ihird Division, II. E. Dixon Frater
nal orders, athletics, cowboys.
fourth Division, First l.icut. A).
Stoddard Elgin band, O.-W. cmpliy-
I-our L's Perry, Four L's l.u
(ii anile, Grande Komlu Lumber Ccm-
pany, Palmer Lumber Co., agricultural
Fifth Division, Charles Roberts
Decorated automobiles, decorated mo
torcycles, city floats, county floats. '
Sixth Division, First Lieut. Ray
Murphy Ilaby section, business floats,
. flood Prizes Offert-d. 1
The prizes which have been arrang-t
ed for are as follows: Host decorated
automobile, first prise $50, second
prize $25; best decorated motorcycle,
first prize MO, second prize $5; most
original costume $10; best comic char
aster $10.
Formation of Parade.
vm'i'E
wife, Jessie Clemen., has lMfti,0"th c .f : "'r",1"
my bed and board, I will not be, ro-,,. , , . , .
sponsible for any debts contracted by
her. WAYNE II. CLEMENS. I
-1T0DAY AND TOMORROW
Til E AVI l j( MOANpEAUTY ' ' V
IViav AH
"THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE"
A Metro Drama of Thrills and Romance.
Ami '
"THE MAN OF MIGHT" Episode Np. 12.
!rirst 'Division, heads at intoi-section
cade which was placed at either end to f Washington and O avenues, forms
warn people that traffic was not per- on north side of O extending west,
mitted. j Second Division heads 'nt interscc-
The road wi) be open lihtil th(? pnV-tioT) of Washington and O, forms on
ing begins. Just when that will bo north side of Washington, extending
has not been determined. jwest on Washington.
. Third Division, heads at intersec
tion of Washington and O, form on
...... ,u -:.i e r .! .:.. ,.,AU t
At my wife, Jessie Clemen., ha, left "" ' " " - " K" "
(ion of Washington and O, forms on
north sido of Washington, extending
cast on Washington.
Fifth Division, heads nt intersec
tion of Washington and (), forms on
south side of Washington; extending
east on Washington.
' Sixth Division, heads at same inter,
section, forms on south side of Wash
ington, extending west oil Washing
ton. , I
Line of March. I
From intersection of Washington I
and 0, Pine and Ninth, march north i
on Pine to Adams, west ou Adams to j
Fourth, south on Fouith to O, east;
on O to Sixth, north on Sixth; First
Divisions will turn west off Sixth at;
I'enn. and disband; second and third
divisions will turn west, and ri" ;
speetivelv on Spring and disband;'
fourth division will turn into Elm at'
city hull and disband; fifth and sixth
divisions disband at Depot and Washington.
ison
naval police
TWO KILLED IN FKENCTI
, MOTS WITH YANKEgs;
Ulti:8T0.Iiily 1. J'wo French civ
ll'innn WVro ktKnfl anrl fial, A iQeri,.i,i
Idlers ?nd stloi-s weieaJoJunod sc-
woly and more u.aj 100 wounded
In liots bore Sunday iQsrht. Two or
Iho Anfuiiran Boldi'rsaro jexpcctud
J-o die. ?
Th casiulriit qjxurred as a result
of r.ie exotiange of Urn's between
'Tiucilcun in II I la i x. end
and Fn-Jich ailors.
Tlio . Ltoiiblc began, iiccordlng tu
avalliiblo accounts, when uu Amerl I
can navjj oTjicoriwlio ts Mty! t" I
have boc'n .drinking houvlly, torn
down a Fnmii flag "and .trampled
ou It. A crowd of r enchnien sl-J
linked the oflUr, and it is s.n;d
kicked and bi(u lilm until ho iwav '
llnrwnachyis. .
Ainu icajis who passed by, and
who wore not aware of thlo cauae of
tho fight, wont to t: e Kid wt.tlio na i
vl officer. Tho fight then Wain I
general.
A mob of Fiench civilians and sol-:
dloia ilnfl sallmtj atrotiipKy U nusll'
lire Ilottd'.Modle.rne, where American
ifficon ;woie ciua-tered. The ,
burned a sentry box and throw dton"s
a'. Aiucrli:ns In unirorm wlrorevf;
riiy Pon rid tliom. Thu Aino' leans, ir j
is suld, retalt:vted.' i
A company of nrariius wltii fixed '
bayo-'.nts 'wiui huni.iw-d to tho ?cene, j
aind' the Amcrluiua aoon r-csitorcd oi-i
der. AiUnlml lU'ju i Salaun. the'
rrMich naval commnndeir at Brest. '
ordeukMl tho inuilnts to return to
ihoir (iii'ters. id Is declared, they
wer-j pir.hiKMl by bl mob, throwing
Umhs nnil bricks.
The city wrls qulot Moiukiy.
As to Conforming to Fashion.
Avoid singularity. There uray often
be less vanity In following tho new
Annies Ihun In nilberlng to the old
ones. It Is true that the foolish In
vent tliem, but the wise inny conform
t. Instead of contradicting tnonj.
Joubert.
I
I
lls( II lt(il.(i OF 1TltEV(ltKS
'fTlie, City Coinniiasionm-s have or
dered Ihat- no (fire workls- be. allow-
dt dlscliAiged within the fiie limits
or 'at rho pair-ks. This order will be
strictly enforced. -
I J. C. CHRISTIANSEN.
li3t " ) Chlof of lMllcc
' f ' f 1 1 I V. I j t
Men'sWorkCl
-o-
ies
v,tu .i!i. -,.1iniiir9 huvinir ltl
t.rHVOKftSUV DAY, .Men'sH
iiiiiiii-ki i u v ill. iritMt k
the
MenWork.
arO ffblf!0
lothes of
i- 9iiiii4.
l'ny Dtty Ovenyis, bih or susuJ
'"-'ttw - -ti. $C69
Khaki Pinits or AVhii-oi'd H.p8, $2.40
(.'luinibray AVVlvlli,vt-', bliUBm1 . gg,)
Lcjitln'i- Gloves $8c $1.49 $ 5 $2.49 1
Cauvas Gloves, loathei'-faeert, piii'li ...20
Canvas Gloves leather-faced, wrisl . jg
CjanvasG loves, plain - I 12Vfv'
'ork-SoA-, bhu-k i.nly ?. '.Q 2y2a
M uleskin, f-ood for wear ...
Outing Jial, light weight, tan-.
Outing Jial, welt, heav,;tau ...
Heavy Work .Shoes, double sohv
: $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Cowboy licitits, bhtek ami tan....$9.90 $12.50 $14.70
Army Tan, Muii'sou hist '. $4.90
f I
t
C. $2.2!i
.: $2.9
$3,98
xtra heavv
Flags
For
July 4th'
Incorporated
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(i. A. K. ANI W. II. C NOTICE.
All members of the G A. R. and of
the W. R. C. are instructed to meet at
their hall at S o'clock the morning of
Friday, July! 4, to take their place in
the parade. Cars will be provided for
the members in the parade.
I. W. FAULK, Commander,
7-1-at. Olilver P. Morton Corps.
ATTKXTIOX
lMIM'-OW DIVISION VKTEHAXS
' lmiioitant nieollng Thn. sda ev
ening 7:30 i. Y. M. C. A. building.
C. It. Harding I'reu,. 7-1-UI
WOMAN THINKS SHE
CAN'T TALK
pendicitis. One dc'Sf will ivince of
ENOl'GII ! money rclunded.
Adv.
here.-
Oaitnpholatuni is the
''I had ffall stones for M years and
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suiierca severely Horn ga.s, cone ami he!it, In 25c tuulB aad ln J
inurgcsuon.i uociors wumcu jnc to a,i5(ic. Just what von
go to tho hispital, but I took Mayr's llan and sunburns and plm
Wonderful Kemcdy instead, and am will find this at
now feelingifinc land better than I
ever did. 1 Van'b talk enough about
this remedy."ilt Is a simple, harmless
preparation tftnt removes the catar
rhal mucus frty the intestinal tract
and allays the ' inflammation, .which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinnl ailments, including
'St and
at 25c
cd lor
Yon
6-27-lf
FAMILY DRUG ST
LA ORANOC.ORBEa
Thcro wouldn't be so nisi
',t bfjjj.'iju),
IK6 '
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wid divoic-
VJt W .t.llTtl llJUUl
u .d r -f a m , ms- anas i n
i
"THE HELL HOUND OF,
ALASKA," !
I ! I
Tho Roughest find Toughest j
Man in thb'Northland. I
People wbo pay cash have a good many less troubles to meditate over thanl those' dealing on credit.
Credit customers seldom ever count the cost. They invariably ttuy things when they are, at the top-notch
price. The CASH CUSTOM KRS A I AY AY COUNT Til 10 COST. If thoy feel tlio. price is too liigir
Ihev ahvavs pass it up till the price COM KS DOWN. The credit custoiiier seldom ever has anv nionev to
cull his OWN. lie owes it bv the time he earns it. II K lNVAlMAHLY P.KLOXGS TO SOU K()XK
j;USM AldiTIII'l TIM K UK IS A SNAVK; whereas the cash customer is FJJKK and IN DKPKDKjtT.
J'O WHICH CLASS 1() YOU 1 1 HUONG f Pav vout'.own bills lctyour neighbor do likewise. tlAi)K'
ATTHUt'-GUHATKR HOOYLIHZi:," La Grande's 1J1G JiUSY STORU, AV1JURE T1JU "TlilitJTY
TJ1KONG." .
The Greater Hooyerized
TtlC StOiG ,
W hom tlio !
Thrifty , f
Tlinuig.
A lriiiou
Slum
' Avcriitjp limit
" of
f---J()rliniijf Icmts
ll.ll jr lenses i
. l ieltlof
Dislintt Vision
with. nry.
LENSES '.
TWO MAIN LINE PHONES
The Comparative Value-of Ordinary Eye Lenses and
v.
flAUSCH &t LMH
PIBNKTA
c power is repitseiiteit bv an nnu
tonol Pt NkTALN increases this snmk-1" iidegrtfs
, iliteesw
.
is iiidii'aledliy the'alitivtldiaiffajiis. The rield'oi cleaiJVit'e'l Tsi.iti tfirnuslr
tin oitiinai' iciij ot a vor
w niie i lie sclent il le col k'ei
pi all jjiiwers.
cIhis means that ordiiiirv Jcnses "ivefrulvd
jMirfsnis only, while with
to margin.
These ne 8
Pl'NKT.M.
isunitlnoimli intial
swn ltults are M ;i l n J. Iimiii :v:
in
lenses
ayil the Len.'
Ttli r?stiati!g. eW ns for ! .Kl
he l?vi
,JY liavcflit' only YerlerUyfratfion ,asein ffastern CQct;on, cnabli
bi eoiToctly Fit and prescribe Punkt;yJ tenses.
us
a
t - mm
GroctU. J
:l4 Htoro
.the' 11
w aiOD III I
:: . . :: ::. MAIN- 32 js?"re I
if : " It .a
r
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT? IN LA GKANDE.
SAM lIAlUHS.V'rop. .
Andrew's Variety Store
' ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE TO CL'T THOSE
. ' , FOURTH OF JULY .
. FIREWORKS AND F3uAG3.,
Special yalutes . 2 for 5e
.. f.iiHefiiaut UireCi-;;ckera ..." .....15c,S,for 22k;
2-in. Sniadaivirt l'irc friickcii Vi'iHoS&V .
Winn Flv Pi re t'lackcis e.. '
Fh.is ...L f. m . Winn '
I'.tint ing ..... .?. i' fd. j
No Relief From
Prices Yet
KH HS SllnW OST Ot LIVJNtl
.; STI1.L Kll.
siLII're of Aides
THitt 1 laswf Wl.ilemcnt Savs to-tnil'
.(!. Ir ixirt in r.nih.
' I
Hum and fj'jfind rtleak each Jjicmastit per cciifflboi
. Apr'il and A.iy; Sirl..:n Stck i reat,l u per cent la f and
2 (-r cent in May; lCb li.:ist iiicrmsed 4 per cent in.ptirul
r ceat .in Warf. ,
The alsvcrcp.rt of thivDepartn iit of li""' i rJ'Ppljf
to our it Kot. The is.no reduction in :D price of n. b
we have reduce rhe price "t Hound Ste.SJ pPer cerv1''1""
st ? n m cent; me cuts
II per cent, ami Jtib Roast f p-m et
ar.d Urnli have 1.,'nst. ducid frosl ' 6ti
Steak it
.Mutton
, ?,uy your ineather-WK RKIHICK THf PIUfE Tl
UTls Vl'li SL'I'PLlJoi t oST 1 pKSS-We don't wl until
t0' oin.g no:kct re pels us to lower .'
6e '
V?
cent.
MIS-
Ti8 MttfiEtft fttEAT ca?
Tho Place You Get Ev&ything'YouNVant Evcr
Da?, at the f'rice You Like to Pay. V
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J.HPedre& Soif
UA. Stilwell anj Ed. I Smith.o i
a
P0NEl(iAINSi ..
m i' ill