La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1919, Image 2

MONDAY, JULY 14, 1919
EE OTVANDE EVENINTT OBSERVER.
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The FnwcrlpUea Son.
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WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU ARE?
It Is astonishing how man;
women through lack of atten
tion are wearing corsets that
give a more mature appear
ance to the figure than it
should have, and consequent
ly they appear to be five or
ten years older than they are.
It is possible to readily Im
prove that condition if you
will come to our corset de
partment and get a trial fit
ting of the MODART front
laced corset
Pauline Lederle
August gtmige Here Willi Relatives
0 "Wo came as body guaird for Aug
usl," remarked Augustus Btange,
of JJerrlll, Wisconsin, who avtfh Les
ley Klniel and August Stange, rrft--od
"this mitrnlngand will be In La
Grande and vicinity for some time.
AUgUSt IB I U Grande cllljnn-
it were, end" 1b coming houw it Ib
luiuni up io mm to pin on some
kind of a show. He says he hi hero
io nn and be happy; to view tho
mils and wonder why It does not
rain, 'and Incidentally Ho give tlw
young men who aire with him an in
eight into Oregon affairs. Mr. Klniel
nay remadn here for a porlod of
ttme if plans in contemplation now
work out.
Enjoys Fishing Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Short and fam
ily, accompanied by several employes
of the J. C. Penney store, motored
to Catherine creek yesterday, to spend
the day fishing They report very
good luck both with trout and salmon.
Will Spend a Month in La Grande
Mrs. H. M. RubDV and daughter.
Miss Maud McGregor, of Golden.
Colorado, arrived In La Grande thin
morning and will be guests of Mis.
K. 8. Ivanhoe for 'the coming
month. Mrs. Rubey Is a sister of Mrs.
Ivanhoe.
Illinois Car Passed Through City
Tounbts arc very numerous flow,
cars may. be seen ifroro nearly ever
Dime, mis monlng a Ford car was
parked In front of the post ofrice
from Salem. Illinois, enrouto to
Omjk, Washington.
Portland Girl Dead 1
Word was received this morning,
Anting that Genevieve Hyatt,
niece of Dr. and Mrs. K. P. Mossmaii
of this city, died from Injuries
while vlMtiflg u the beach, Just out
of Portland. Genevieve bus made a
good Sunny friends amirhg tl young
er gfols'of the town, have visited
here several times. Her many b lends
loin in oendinB tlielr deepest sym
pathy to her. bSreuvcd patents and
areJayvee.
Fred Si'ttllo I0W la New York
Ae tiegram was recolvod Ibis
moriilnw. announcing tho wrrh.l )t
Fred Kiddle in Nes York from is
land. The young nun has Men In
the sejvlce overseas for a long per
iod. He Is no stationed at Camp
Mills bat iwill shortly o to Calnf
l!i for. flnaf dlschaiigo and rs e
IWH'ted to reach home within a few
days. s
Motors to Summerville.
Jlr. and Mrs. George II. Currey, ac
companied by lr. and Mrs. A. C
Hampton, Miss Angelia Howler, Jim
Bowler and Roy Currey, motored' to
Summerville yesterday to spend the
day. They say the huckleberry crop
is looking fine.
Goes On Vacation.
Miss May Robbins, of West's de
partment store, left a couple of dnvs
ago, with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of
North Powder, for an outing on Cath
erine creek.
Leave For Eurene.
Rev. G. L. Clark and Mrs. Clark,
accompanied by Rev. S. C. Smith and
Mrs. Smith, leave this evening to at
tend the Synodical meeting at Eugene.
The Synod will convene for ten days,
while the Synodical meeting will last
two days only.
leaves for Wallowa lake
Mrs. A. W. Nelson and children,
Lois and Russell will leave, tomor
row morning for Wallowa Lake to
spend ahoiru ten days with friend;
and relatives.
"I'LL SAT IT IS."
. The best place to take your car if
It duos not work like it used to. The
rftandard Auto Repair Shop, corner
AdamB and Fir. Ed. Cyr. Prop.
i ltetlirns to Idaho
Miss Marguerite Wlntente' expoctn
to leave tomorrow morning for her
homo in Caldwll, Idaho, alter hav
lug visited Mends and relatives her
1 for about two weeks.
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Mrs. Mossman to Go to Eugene.
Mrs. E. P. Mossman will leave to
night for Eugene to attend the Synod,
icnl meeting, which is to be hold
there
Enthu-siam
Here On a Visit
Miss Hazel Pinney arrived in the
city Sunday morning from Grand
Rapids, Michigan, to visit with Mr
and Mrs. B. F. Lewis.
Sold Many Cars
"Bill" Evtans has been a busv man
this iwek, selling cars f Hho Bert
Hamilton garage. He hah completed
the sale on five ears, Koine to I. K.
Chenault, Hofriuid Brothers. Flovrt
CharboncJdU, Sam Riirkman and Mrs
Ii win of North Powder.
"Hud" .McCrary Home
Wesley McCrary, son of Mr. and
Mn. Charles McCrauy of this city,
an Ived home yesterday morning lat
ter fifteen months service as me
chanic In the Aerial branch. He has
been stationed' In Franco.
Piukduln Club Meeting
A regular moetnng or 1ho nieiii
bera of the Parkdalo club will b
held Wednesday afternoon at tlib
home of Mm. E. E. Huglua, north
of the Palmer mill.
Visitor In Elgin
Miss Bessie Stoddard left thiB
morning for Elgin to visit with hei
slstrtr, Mrs. George Vehnt.
Community Chorus Io Me?t
There will be a meeting ofho
Community 2horus at the TaburiA-lu
this evening at 8 o'cloPk. As there
are some mat tors of linporUitfe re
quiring attention It Is hoped Unit a
full attendance of tho members will
be present.
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Visits In Kb; in. 0
Dallas Green, of the 0.-fc. ft. & N.,
left Saturday for Elgin to attend the
Chautauqua. Ho returned yesterday
evening. a
Eat! BuSSfiBluts lcgprviug. f
Friends at Frl Rosenbaum vill fie
glad to hearthnt he is tcadily im
proving, although it ill be some little
lime.bafore he is out in the strcSts
again.
HaeatfMMB tmi later!
Fsrsounl happiness I almost nynon
ynous with personal Interests; the
wider the range of the Istier the
higher la the degree of happlM
Lilian Whiting.
. Mevr Petatee drew Ol.
If you place two-year-old potatoes
In a box In a perfectly dry durk place
and leave them for a few weeks you
will find that new potatoes have grown
on the old ones. They will continue to
grow until the old potatoes have shriv
eled to dry skins.
o0 Three Capital Crime,
o "When I0wns a boy," states Mr.
Patch In Stockton Heruld, "there were
tlOce ctipllnlo crtmes murder, blas
phemy, iftd lying abed In the morning.
Of yio three, muiQer and iliispheiiiy
might KometlmO be forOveu, but Que
rising Clever. Ouo of my grandfathers
frequently got up at four o'clock on a
winter morning, built a lP? In the cook
stove and tlui would sit down by It
andgo toleep." Kunsas City TlnAk
a a
Sensitiveness of Plants.
Wfeon mln Is laSont to fall fc)ic clo
ver shuts Its leaves, Hinging two of
Us three leaves0 face to fiico and fold
ing tho third over tho top. The young
blossoms uro ifcjso carefully sheltered
hi, Inclosing leuvgs which movo for
ward lualiio evening and wrap them
round. .
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' Eyeglasses.
The suggestion of tho uso of lenses
for the cure of eye defects was mado
by Roger, ltacon, tho great scientist of
tho thirteenth century. Tho making
of the spectncles was carried out by
Italians. Physicians of thoso days,
however, did not-know tho truo theory
upon which tjiey were bused.
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' 'Old Aoe Unhealthy.
Wo can't help thinking, that tho
business of n centemirlnn is very un
healthy. Wo i;i ii ly hear of fheni un
less they are dying.
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NEW J0DA1TI
FOR SALE Cherries. 30c fVr gitj.
lou. Phone U 2031. 7-14-tltp
Left Out, 8omehow.
Margaret likes Cecil's puppies and
always refers to them as her father
does, as a "litter of puppies." a day
or two ago another playiiiateocnlled
her In to sco twin, baby sisters. Mar
garet whs thoughtful for a moment at
the dinner table that day, und then,
turning reproachfully to her mother,
said: nevj- have a litter of any.
nilug at our house,"
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WANTED Exp.
ers for SO fot
coyoto holo
Quarry,
Wfitd ctiufti diill
tdowu hole and
rs ait Mitfr's
7-H-tf.
LOST On the road to, the ifoundry,
one steam fipe, '.iildch by li f..
one hooked crowtVr. Call J. B.
Stoddard. Rd 03ii 7-14-21
FOR TRADE OR SALE 10 ncreo,
1-2 mile from Grunfc Pass. S ucrojt
lp orchard. Buluncs alfairp.. Trudo
fur niuilorn liouso In Lu Grande.
O. M. ROSIER, 601 M v., La
Grando. .. 7-1 3-1 tp
Nature's Wonderful Work.
Nature gives to every time and sea
son some beauties of Its own; and
from morning to night, as from the
cradle to the grave, Is but a succes
sion pf changes so gentle and easy that
we can scarcely mark their progress.
Dickens.
TAMARACK, andwhite plno wood
for bale. $4.0 a cord at the
Btunilp. Ahoull !IJr. por cent tnm
Opinion.
Opinion Is divided Into four pnrts-
what we want our friends to think of
us. what we think they think of as,
what they do think of us, and what
we think they think we think they
think of us. ,
auuek. o John Winn 'ranch, alx
miles ffpn iy Order at Hug's
Grocery. J 7-14-61
FOR SALE willow baby buggy.
buffet, kltclkn table, nauy cluUr
and hflatihig lov. Will sell cheap.
' Mrs? J. b'OOl'Klt, 1707 Walnut
su I 7-14-71.
WANTED Swoet cream ano? milk.
Olue Mountain C'O'ainoiy Co.
7-lot-3tp.
?IlmsT
IN
BEFORE
All He Wanted.
There was a plate of enfco on the
table and Guy's gruudmnthi-r asked
him which piece he would have. "I'll
tnke any piece so long as It's a good
big one," was his unselllsh reply.
First Land Sale.
We should say tho . first land snlo
on record was the purrtiasc of the
field of Mncbpclah by Abraham, who
paid 4)10 shekels of silver for the
field In which he hurled his wife.
40 acres Tillnf
burnctt; 35 ati
next Deep Test
A WAN I
W. H. Casey Home
W. H. CnUey ifiturned h ome yes
terday afternoon from Portland,
where he has been for the past
month.
H. K. Dixon Elected Delegate
H. E. Dixon iwns elected as dele
gate ito the Methodist Conference at
Wolser. Idaho, which begins Aug
ust 27th and continues through the?
Lay conference on the 29th.
Is the dynamic
force which impels
action and guaran
tees success. .
A -wide breach ex
ists between the
number W' people
who started to save
and thtfce who
started and con
tinued.
If you alrVady have
a HavinffsLAccount
3.) 't l..t nnntiipr . 3
fj) week pass without (f):
auaing to it.
if you nave none, 3
why not open pue
now?
uei euuiuhiuL- Sj
0Ver inattPr 01 -Bp; 1
(ft) saviny: sane think- & ;
m imr will slmw how ()';
Jig 'vital it is to you! Jjj
United States
U National 0gv
fiarik09
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La G&ndc. Ore.
Utah Man Here.
J. M. Reed, representative for the
Lion-Wallace Coal company, arrived
in the city yesterday from Ogden.
Utah, to look after his interests here
Returns From Baker.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald returned last
night from Baker, where she has been
visiting friends for the past few days.
A RCA
Wallace 1
Too M&riy Millions
Can you imagine Wallie as a book agent?
He's fine in this picture alright, but alter
he becomes a millionaire 0, boy!
ALSO
INTERNATIONAL NEWS.
Addresses by Well Known
Orators.'
Mvusic and Singing.
Meals or 8&la on firounde
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World-eeleWatdl Cove Cherry ekMMts on di
' I- ' ' ' Ik Exhibit Hall
. -J FTI for bale. $4.01 a cord at the I vUi
A WANT AO will an i. wtunilp. Alioutf !(. per cent thin- I rW
4 I
y -
Al) will no it -
1! The
' Greatest Name
EZ In Goody-Land
today pIZth miSii
TOMORROW i TIj W
Reid wCltssTra
i yX in the world nat-
II V ' l urally has to havev I I
via pacKaee wormy i i - - -
r. oflts contents. T$
r ? So look for I I I 5 $X
I i IWRIGIEYS j k,0im
I i ii In the sealed packaae that 11 1; WMJ
W The. Flavor Lasts! c- lfr
- - - 'f00 .
I P' rM-
SporUi of all kiiul'i, includ- I
I A kJFyy in Baiieballs Ga-me . 1
lain between contenders for the
; Eastern Oregon Pennant . fl
9 , "
'"Everybody Welcome."
. Ill
i nmi i
Brownie
Cameras
2.13 to $5.75
Prejpo
Janidfas
$7.dQ to$15.
FUdifcg
Ptkket
Kodaks
$8:00 to $68
PRINTS
OUT
AT
$2,520,000 IVr Year
Our Income If Wo Get I '
3,000-Harrel
GUSIUCIt
on our Icimo in 11I.OCK 88
BURK-nUUNETT. Like our big
neighbors less thun! 400 feet
from Bomo of them the GRAY
GANDKR, KUItK-WAGCJONKR,
UNITK1), THRIl'T, K. C, PK
TKOI.HU.M and doncns of oth
ers. We are right in the heart of
this I
Hll.I.IOS DOLLAR
GUSIlIlR POOL,
Where our chiaices are 09 out
of 100 that w
5 Ad
in four fields nhd nllwinners-
Itouinfcon
fret a frunher
tKS 05
CH 1
eon land
n 'xt Burk-
fowa Tark,
20 feres Krnth.
Davis
between
wells.
$100.00 'BUYS tOU A 890th In
terest or $2(10(1 wfrth on above
basis in all thisXol all we may
acquire. Send $V, $20, $f0 or
$100. Buy for tho FORTUNE
YOU WANT no IT TO0AY1
Stork goes up without notice.
Drilling in SO days and DIVI-
DKNDS in (H) dnvs our aim.
MONKY BACK GUARANTEE.
To the l'uhlic
Wo, the Texas Trust Company,
agree to refund your money, if,
after ten days, you are dissatis
fied with your purchase.
TEXAS TRUST CO. :
This Stock Should Sell 10 for.l
in I.chs Than 60 Duys Time.
Capital $98,000
Fully Puid, Non-Assessable
Par $1.00
SWASTIKA OIL CO.
111-114 Oil Operators Kldg.,
FOR WORTH. TEXAS. .
AN ALL DAY CELEBRATION
v CQVE'SGOT'EM
"CHERRY
THURSDAY
I JULY 1 7aa
OVE, OREGQN
i(futnik" is superior to
any othtr front lace corset,
for without Ithe lcsTiZiCe
fniitliresjrK) cdrsct can pos
sibly bcj just! as good. It
contains J.lie iniister touch of
sciontif iri cntruction.
iou dl nof sacrifice com
fort for
sacrifice
whom yotf wear
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slylaurlyflu do not
i stylo for comfort..
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all day at
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A' confpletc lino always o
hand, prn:cd ato $2.50 up.
MraRobt. Pattisen
Pfione find 3221 oRca.l702
Oak Street.
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