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ANNUAL FISHING EVENT-
JULY 13
luihJW)irf:('if-witli
High Grade-Tackle
at our sloro, nnd you aw uro to win n U'ixc
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The R4xall Store
IT'S I I I.I, Oh' HI IM'ltlHKH
"TUr llimitli Vcrk," RtitrrliiKi lb in
tuitu Ijivp, Wilt Krrp Von
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Full of KHiprlxBii and llirilln Is till
miw Wnrlil I'Miirn, 'Tlvn Rough
Noi k," Wai rlnit Mimi4jihu Love,
nliitwn nl i: ho Hhn rjr Umvtie, Iiib'
tliiif today.
Tho iilmy ilinbi with John Mm
ten, ili,vi'cl liy Mr. livn. Molep In
rfiHi H n mi (ha iMiia uf m lumber
n.inp. Tlitiro tin inen tN F-iancos Arm
liute, wlio cuiiivo wh l-r Imihmr lo
vbtit tlt rainp. MiiHtor'i ifuther die,
rnrl 1i thru rpi m Inln hl fiithoi V"
Blioi-n mill hmiiiuoM the yolitlral ItMid
r of n n nt rlty. In thin piwlllon
hit ooiiicn In rontart WRtili Armtlage.
n1 rhKln thiit the latter I rnd'nT-
otliiK ti put over Ronii'lJiIng on thij
rtly vrhioh h thlnkti l gi'Ut. Me1
(fHn rniw nrtnr Arnltinie, 1Ui Its
rrofiilt tlimt h. ureatly anUljmnsUe
I'rtimon. Il rpiiMfe I h la tmvnie he!
lire nu I en In love with tiie lrl.
Th manner In Uhlrh Frenfee
toiiwh In find im-t that MaMetH ts rml !
the Ilium ithe hue thoiiRh-t him
he, and the way In which ehe efflnex
tn KK-I)nicii hie tove, onmillirte an i
eniweillnKly .Inlerrnllnic mill uniwiml I
lihkftoplay. llduJmi-a. CuHtleton and'
Fnink Mnyn n (fatniwl "la: thj
cui.
Ami bIiottti Itlllie Hhrxlea' In
. i ipiiHily md ilm I'atln Retle. !
; til.AKVH mux KWIU.L j
AS A HONKST THIKK'
I ' flla.lys Hrorkwell, the WllUatu '
Vm slur, In the nH nl an hfrneet
e'ook. will eppisir M th dberryl
( ilhiiii tomorrow only. Tlu pletural
I! "lfalWi of a Htg L'vty," which it'
il-jM'iiliej as en lirtMise and power-1
fill (liviniu of I lie undeiwiHld.
The i-.-nes huv Seen token wth
i.re:it cine, and ' niMjiy of t.h eenolr '
'. Ml nil .yrf and dintty m.lis whleh g
lar on ine miwh :V a4d 1 ksr-a
M awiim,Hel I--.,' rrlii.
; I'ittalls of a Dig OVg" tela) ta
' n.iry of toman alio re rear, ah
. , pro bad ' led mid il Mak te i.
to:in. IMbo lo Iut ivat atreraiai a
ihiiia.f cr. thia woman ai aM
bivk with her odd anee-elvaa mt
" r ry'isil her,, qitan. A Ketlf fov
e mi.ane Is ,nen InU) lite mbry.
'! Also Fny Ai'trnefcln aud Mint a4
!, .fi-ff.
" (H I II Vf rflleON git'KITi
. HiiAiri nnn itttKAim vow?
! 3 V .y.""t aiao! heart piove fats tg
you anil wltile irllslng "at lor ,
J; made lie iimlht, tlriruld fa
4oimii him?. This i Vm pdnMegg
J; which Doloit. aHei'oI till, lK
I clmrat!r porlratwl "If atujanitl
r.illneFr"leri." fiewtkft
. I! 18 ' Kouthfooir. trr aya)
" nl Ow Arcade Centra SuHifde naif) '
is railed isDi to soliej. ?hla lMf)0f
onn or me nxinr imreaniK 'an,,
0 ilentli which tliOailthom of thlf
iniiHble httlny (JO)' a orowjgrt tS)
!'. to their atfjiy.
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AND 14.
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iwh rcb agajnirt heiiiK nld lo a
HMlhy auitor for whom ulin ha
little,. If amy arferllon. When oln'
imaMji a norellHt whin- piaylnR In
uhuirll. aba IooIcb upon him as tin
r lo hor piuyeni und lnliint
IT Mtraiai upon him the wmllh ol
Ur (on. But tins rhnp ia eiuiilc to
tT (ft leant, and when Iolo. t din
com that he la bet milled lo ami)! li
ar, liar hot I.ullti blood iprompta ln-i
lo nnont to poleon us the only iiwtnin
Mr revennlng hoVHolf upiwi him for
lila perfidy. . .
But it huippenn that a kind rate
lutrvenl, but how. Mm plrtmv H
keif allows btt. It ih surrii lcivt tu
any thut Doloi-eS does n ell Ix'dini"' n
murdeipna, but on the ponliimry, flndx
lore and happlmes. The nlo y ol
"A DUKlltir of Thn South," Ih cx-
rdtnllTlKly thrllllnft anil I'm In nit np.
mbI hi exreptioiiiilly atroiiR. MIht
Frla 'Irk'a pot'tKiiiyal Is mild to hr
tiniiHiially rtlhle nnd t hint 'It will
roT one of lwr nrreen por
IjWlaliaglagJaglialaagllaasaaaa
12 CENTS
out of every dollar col
lecteNvgoea to pay our
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Home independent
Telephone Co.
All Service Men
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ltlla in cotifMled.- 8h la (lippiirlN
iliK mun hlii( I'dri Csrriotiit,
whil Mt)tTH in 4110 C&fii
l!rmif!i(. Mm. T.-RiHndolih,
i : ))iik:iII. JJIyiim Rrmika Mill
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C AM. I'OR BEAVER CRERK PII'K
LINK BONDS.
Notice! hereby givtn that the
City of I.a Grande Heaver Creek PiK-
l ine Honuds, numbers 1 to 112, inclu
siveiearing ilat of tnf Kith day of
Ai'irnst, 1IIU9, incluing interest to
the date of redcmpttliK will be taken
up and redeemed biVha Treasurer of
the City of I.a Uraille, Oregon, on the
I iw h day uf August, lit lit. Interest en
said bonds will eeose from and after
the said lflth day of August, 1919.
Dated this luth day of July, 11!).
E. M. FOWLER,
Treasurer City of I.a Oraiule
7-10-3t. .'
IIOI NKYVII'IS HFI OMI
NKW WOMAN
"AM of oar beat tra M iTea
in up. I was unible to l(e my bed
for 18 weekb and wan yellow ss a
pumpkin, heeldoi (lie lptible stolli-
itoh puJnaNl anffived. Our drtiKKiet
mlvleed
hiiidaiid to try Mayi's
.Wonderful
emely and It has snved
my lire. iun tiw wmunn. now.'
It Is t Mm.le,irnless piparatinn
that remnv he tntaidh") mueiis
from the littautlnVllract a.nd allays
the Inlkunmntlon vhich eamaes prne-
tlomlly all atoiiKieli, liver and I n t 1 1 -mil
uilincnlH. hieludtng append lelts. I
flue dost will ronvln-'a .ck money re- (
fiiniled. Ruld eviiywhrt. Adv. I
Butter Wrappera
Observer nffire.
printed at the
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Art cordiUlf iavited to attnd ,th
dAiica) to b givpn by tht
Raiafcow Ditiiion Veterans ;
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" lil fli'MTg
Tit$$4ayi July 15
Co
eil very Kuccessfully, mid If la an ln
riafailcanwi ptace It will not aauiw at
nil. Lay the ttai' c'lt1' to . aiul
liaste acAiax It. helug eafefal ttat
ahllr the !; Dievt, ttiey fle oot
r!rj. , On place of fabtwa tlaae.
which may tie ohtalunl at auy tailor
ing ahop, to amply rover tbe tear. Lai
the xurimut on the Ironing board right
aide down, place the rohlwr over tb
rent.' and frver the rnM lay a
piece of goial of the same mutertal an
t)ia,t of the garment to lie mended.
Keep both rubber and good perfectly
amoora, and prcsa out wltb a hut Iron
for several minutes. Now cut out the
bastlav threads ti fi.e liii.t .(ic-, und
ahsve off nny rnimh edaes remaining.
When tin-re Is no'materlal e the dresa
on hand, n piece of llghtwHght waolea
goods of the same color will answer.
Thnt the bottoms of men'a tromera
are held together In this' way la a
good nlk'n that the method la Irnrtlcal
and suceeseful.
Ta Pad Embroidery.
In padding embroidery use the chain
Mtltcli. This la an especially good hint
for making scalloped edgca.
In making p.iti h work. If ynu cut
your put tern In table oil cloth iuatend
of paper, you will find the work much
more aatlsfnetoiy. The oil cloth pat
tern will not slip when cutting and
there la no danger of snipping off a
portion with the s. Icsora.
A Dreaa Pretector.
When the yoke of a nightdress be
comes worn, cut oft the nightdress
skirt, take out the aleeves and sew It
together across the top, leaving a
small opening thronsh which the hook
.r s suit hntittcr inny be slipped, and
Saratoga
Chips
Tf von w;it. VRF.RII SAIJA
TOii A Cliri'S .-Mil SihmI.ot.mss,
Main 4'. ; llicv
frcsli.
AVc (in' i'ct'ciiii
lirjf iioi!:imiii'ries out
iliK-
Fresh Anel
( .'iKes, i iiliiiniiiii
I'inieiitn Clieese,
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use It to protect t nice dress hn?lng
It the elot. Washed but eliloin It'
III Inet a lima lime, and will be (Wind
mora invenleut than n bag, lis'it Ik
w Ufa aasler to.' Insert .the dress
without trashing.
Uaa for Old Laathar.
t)n aliould always save the tops of
.Jo ahoea, or thn laiintlcts of Icavy
rtillirg gtavrn or other pieces i.f li aih'T.
Tbey are etivllmt aa an lutcrlliitiii,'
for Iron holders.
Vu not make the holder too Inrce.
as It la clumsy to bandit. ' Friio--e
whk are nvai In shape are prefer
able. Cat the covering and the inter
lining the eaaie sis and shape, stluii
alt th thicknesses on the machine,
done to the edfe of the malerlal. tbeu
Mad with tape or piece of waul
binding.
Pongee Again.
As ttin ar Hit mniliitf (if stimmor
pongee In soini form appMii'fi. This
year there are InvHy ptnij:iM imntFols.
Suine nre niotiuted on hrnwn fnimtv
and Hlh'kft, with no otht'i trii inn I isr
thun brown ccmlH nn I he tumdlcs uu'i
bnjwn taKela a Hit hhIh. A"i"ihT
shows lovely hlue Imttt-rflie.s em
broidered all over the Inside of the
parasol, with blue cord and biuu
ends to the etlrka.
A Footwear Fad. j
The few who wish to follow fash- j
ion's whim in fontwenr can wear, this I
summer, white oxfords with black j
shoe laces and black Ktocklni's. This i
combination Is satK'tlniied by New j
ork's Intent decree. . Of course the (
generality of women will use the con..
itrtutlve all white.
alwnv
llle verv
nuii'ii-
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WAIN 43-
mm
Sill
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GRAIN and STOCK FARM
Orif larKP,coniliiiiatii'Ti f.in,.or two separate fanns will h$ eonidered.
Tw,j pnifipi'i'iiiis JlontAiia rauchei-s, who have two of tit best producing raifch
' lieaf l.eisU.Mu, '5i.intaTi, jire traveling jith m nd are ready o ttade
their Vt'U payin'if foi' M'ing properties io Kasttvn Oregon. Oiie of ih
j.iii' ii ir. niinii.u, tn t'; irtnr tiiiaiir. llfni OUIIIII1PI VII If, UIin lgairjl ; IIH" Other
, j-ofteTiiMM KiYiriiil(T,T fanirv''r.v?,''niin srstfab." 0 e
''1 ftvp titHcr t iii -?its wl.ia Ti.n'r tity a5!d infrti riTipertie in"the 'vVillarnottc Yit-
ami Wall Will" to.trajofoi nronortiWk here Exelianin. m.-iile
. kl? ,oierj'aik-Vi.tkot'asV
- fn'Tr, T.trcssm
80
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t'ltrt
eijy thing;
l'VTHIA S
i'ltKIW ATTKXTIOX
All meimbei'
ii'e req Heated to at-
tend lodire ton
it. L'uainess of lin-
portnnce to tnawadt.'
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XJUISK HOUIXSON, M. K. C
Optimistic ThoughL
Talk to please others; act td please
yourself.
The Observer furnishes and prists
Flutter Wrappers.
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A. E. KELLY
1.106 JEFFERSON AVE.
11 1 i-HJ JHriy;
Ideal
' A fireless Range no coal,tio woorl you
put you food in thf cooker before going to
Chuivh Vr ramping antl when yon eomo
home a lelieious meal, ' tender and juicy,
awaits yfu mid that in not all, there is a
saving ofimore than 80 per cent of fuel con
sumption!
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Phone Black 1241 Fir and Jefferson
l.Vst Prices Paid for Used Furniture, or
will Exchange for New.
W AIM ItD
SfSte price and"
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WILBUR F.-BROCKy
In Cfwri4
Hrrai Is
Worth Seeing.
We don't know, much about this clr
cn that's ronilng. but vre hope It's the
one I'at attended not long ago. "There
was wan fellow," he said, "that bent
all Ih test. ' Sure, he balances a lad-,
tier on his nose, climbs up td the top
and pulls the ladder up after him."
Hoston Transcript.
Butter Wrappers printed
Observer office.
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the
He Prevents Tires from
Getting Tired
This is the man who gives new
Ufa to your auto tires anil inner
tubes. When they seem to be
warn out and to have outlived
thair usefulness, lo! by the ex
pert process of Vulcanising he
uses, he again breathes the
breath 0 Ufa into tires and
tubes and saves you hundreds of
dollars throughout the year.
These are money-saving and tire
saving days. Have your tires
kti tab as vulcanized here.
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