La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1919, Image 6

THE SUNDAY MORNI NO 0oB S E R VE R
SUXDAY, JULY 20. 1919.
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TOVB, STOBS OT STftXKGrTH.
A senae of wcanucHK and debility wiich is so.ofteii
(jxperii'iict'd at this season in often due. to a lack
of iiroper nutrition.
In such eases the nervous system is not worn out,
but it is improperly leu. llic nerves fret their nu
trition from the blood and the blood is formed from '
the products of diy'xtion-
OUR OREGON GRAPE COMPOUND
Will readily reidiietNJeljility willi enrrcry and
strengt h. A remedy tharviereases appetite, aids
digestion and ereates rich, redtlyod.
It will enable you to store up strength
for the trying months of summer.
1 Ji J C E $1.25 '1
SNAPP'S IA GRANDE
PHARMACY
ALV1N SNAPP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
" YOUR CItKDLT IS GOOD."
OK1HNAI 10 X. HMO KKItlKN Hll
An oidlnunro ruKiihitliiK llm loav
Ine and pui-klnx or vlilelcn upon the
atroeta and a'lleya within the city or
I, Grande, Ohkoh: imvldint! for
pilnlHliinent Suf it violation or thu
term of IIiIh bjdlminro and icpcil
Ing all urllniiiiVuml n:i i (u of oidi
iranco In conflic thirowlth.
Tho City or Iji Grande, Uoe Or
dain as Follows:
Keclon 1. Fiom and aritir tho
taking offec.t of itlilH onllnnnro it
nhull it ml will bo wrongful for any
poison to loave or pink any vehicle
in or upon that portion or Adania
avenue in the city of La Ciando. linrliy liYtrucled to placo on Aduiii
Oregon, between, the east line
or freight oi.or a apfle no? to ex-
I'MCfl Allillv tl iTtl lit llti I ( (, I U-Illa 1.I
driMr or occupant of ahc-h bthlcle i1
LrauaaciinK uusincas on earn yiiim
avenue cr In J lie stores, ahops or
prices thereon. e
Hectlon2. From and after the
taking Effect of this ordinance II
shall and will be unlawful and
wrongful for anyperson '.o leave or
paik any vehicle in 04 upon any al
ii of the city of La Gramlu, Ore.
gon, piovlded however, that a vehicle
may be stoppid or left ulanding in
an alley for I lie time and for the
puiposes provided Induction 1 of tills
ordinance as to , tho stopping and
leaving of vehicles for loading oi'
unloading, or while business is be
ing transuded.
Section 3 From and after the
taking effect of ihis ordinance II
Hhall and will be wtongfiU and un''
lawful for nny person tx leave 01 '
park any vehicle upon any street or j
avenue within thu city of La Grandf
j which is not exceeding 4) feet in
width be ween curb lines, except ai
in this section p ovlded. L'imn
streets not exceeding o.r tinder 411
foe,t In width between curb lines ve-1
lili'les when parked or left shall be 1
left or parked close up to the cuib!
Irne with the right ide of the vehl-1
cle next to the curb, the vehicle be
ing parallel 10 the curb or curb line I
and with u space of not less than 4
let between vehicle so parked 01
left.
Section 4. On all streets and av
enues except upon narrow stioets
or uvenues as provided for In Section
:i of this ordinance, vehicles left 01
parked where the sume are allowed
to he parked or bft under this ordi
nance, shall be placed with the
lleht side of the Vehicle toward the
curb or curb line and upon un angle
with the curb lino and with the
front or the vehicle tmve.rd the curb
or curb line and upon such an angle
witli the cuib line thai such vehicle
when left or parked will not extend
Into the street a greater distance
than 12 feet from the curb. or curb
line, and not otherwise.
Section 6. No vehicle shall be
parked or lift standing within 10
fet of any fire hydrant within the
city of La (iiando nor In front of a
policc'statiou nor in front of au
building or house, where the Tire '
tiuck r npurutua Is kept or station
ed.
Kectiinj 6. Thu City Manager is
the eaat line of
Kfawth street find tho went line of
(jrdVnwood etrejst; provided how
overXtlikt a vehicle nuiy he Htoppcd
or itsV'iullng on hp Id Aduinti uv-
inie hetwoon the cant line or Fourth
or imlottdiitK
5HERRY'5
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"It's n tloldwyn l'ieture'V
MAE MSH
"The Racing Strain'
A KuiiiaiNT til' the ItliU'rass.
' And
A "SMILING" BILL PARSONS COMEDY.
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at reel unothe woefufc
avenue a t he. west lint of (Iiceti
wood BtreulX unci the cast line oi
Kourlh hliut'NttijuiK slatinK thereon
In a ttivt woidtt au covi,nfchtly pos
Klhti) thut hy order of the city coin
and west lino of Greenwood BlrGryiiissliMi 110 Piiiik of voIUcIoh is
while nuch vehicle shall bo loadnAiinowed lu-lwecn the points ineutlon
If You Want a-
First Class
ano
Mil 'iVruis 'for I'.'ivnit'iil
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1A US juivr VMM 1 TUT
on Uic A. II- ('luiso
No iiniloi-nii v lias tin xj li;'lu'st
Ihimi liiiiinlaitioil 1 1 1 ; 1 1 (li nanw
hast' iini crsallv ruconi.ctl
'F sulUCliif t'Xrt'Ilrlirt'.
Itn load' of ptiHHunKerH jen.
Reotjon 7. In any proKccution
under thin ordinance or tho viola
tion thereof in the municipal court
It kIk'U not he necessary to allege
i in the complaint therefore any cxop
jllnn ronlitlned In any provision there
of hut the fact that any vehicle left.
or pm kHl was ho IrC or parked whilw
lloadtnK er unloadliiK or while hus
ilntsH wjj beiiiK transacted as pro
'vided In litis ordiuini'-e may he showp
lit defense and not otherwise.
Soetinn X. Any person convirHd
In tho .Municipal Court fin- h viola
tion of any form of this ordinance
ishal be sentenced to pay a fine of
I not lejts tli;in nor mote tluni
jfOO.tio or by conri'ifment in tit
city Jail not to exive-d twenty-five
iuC) days or by hoih such fine autt
imprisonment at the discretion of tho i
citlllt.
Section II. -That all ordinano. s ir 1
conflict he re wit h are he; eby re
pealed no far and so f.ir only as I lip
name are in conflict with the tortus
of lliirt o:dlnance as to the uiatl-. rt!
herein pioidcd for and to tho-.
eiilK
S'ction 10. Wherer.s. the leaving
and imiktnt; of vehji Us upon certain
poiliniis of (lie sheets and alles ol ,
the ci;y .of I. a (iiande, has hccotiu
and Is a public menace and Incrui
venieiiee and tt is necessary lint a
chatmet be made nt once regard inc
the '(Mi kini: and )ea iiu: vehi
di s. if is Iherefn e otdered tliat
an einerpcncy cxif.t.i and tins ordi
uunce shall be in force and t.tKe ef
effe' l from ,ind af'cr its p;i'..sr:o and
aP ox..l.
l'.iss"d and adopted by the t'oni
minion of t'ne I'lty of I .a tliamlo
Oregon, nn this '.'."ith tt y ol June
l!U!l hy due.; ('. coiiimi:ineis yo'
iim Ihen tof.
Attest ;
J K. STKAItNS.
II.ci iter nl the city of I.a tlraude.
The fitiepmii; ordinanc' r. h rett'
appioed on this -eth tl.iy of June.
H s. iU(oVN"m.
V- edden' of ttyy cit' oj l.u Grande
Sliimliird
of A. M.
gii.uautt'i'
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Newlb Book and Stationery Co.
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it more now titan
vt-r before In j'' history of the
iltomiitiile indfeiti y. t i'ehoo e
) to a yVir olil Iiits ih1
bUii' t hi id1 uVfor possilile.
'lur vuhvuiWttir Vj,ll''do it for
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yovw v.ivwa oi ines new ten-t
.f le.
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1306 JEFFERSON AVK
BDIt.VXVKAOl' Biyt.li(;
WOMEN PREY OF LONELINESS
London Writer Sayi That It the Caus
of Their Tirelew and Cease
less Toil.
I Men are niiiH-'liuly and tnnusintlT
lliimrant with i-piM t to the mxsteiioiM
lid I hy thetr uiinht'ta, w'iiw, dsuh
ters and mini. Kor yen in at n tim a
man may n on hlltully with lit welk
and b!s piny and rrmtiln In total kuo
rnm e abuu the nctlvitlei of tln-M Inet
pltculilc heiut;. He I dimly nnd ilubi-
outy atir lhat they nre not Mle, 1m '
hi prtrexy-onvtn lniuitieu huim'i j
thai bis' comfort and even hit li;ippl
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n u . n n ra 0
3. C. PKNBYCftlvrfcA.N Y A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
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Ave always hot days lit Ificn you don't liaveto Ij m hot you can Buy cool lotliintf at the J. C. Trii
ncy Co., whfi't; the btotks are lull of coiil assort yicnts anh. iriced so low you c-au'i alTnttibc witii
1 out them.
Sure, you'd like (o he-without i-lothes these hot days but .llm
. la'w is tu our side and forces you to wear elothiiiLf, and as oiir
)i'ic( s are less than "sales prices" you can he pressed as wefl as
any niillionairu when buyinj your summer clothing here. .
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Something
New -
in Dresses for you; new
summer creations.
fcjilk, $12.50 $14.75 $18.5C
$19.90 $24.75.
Jerseys, $18.50 $28.50
$2950 $32 50.
Sernes, $18.50 $28.50
$29.50.
KIDDIES KOOL
CLOTHESX
1'lay Suits $1.2?IV$1.49
Itoniiicrs Hoc.
Girls' (Jiiigliain DressO
$1.98, $2.49, $2.98,
(iirls' White Dresses
$1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3-98
$4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90.
$8.90, $9.90.
Juenile Wash Suits
$1.25, $1.98, $2.98.
Jinenile Rah Jiah Hats...
49c, 98c. '
Girls' Hats 98c, $1.49
$1.98, $2.98
. SAYS I TO MYSELF, SAYS I
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Outing Togs for
Harvest
Days
Khaki Middies
Khaki Killing Drecches .
Khaki Ifiding Skirts
Khaki Walking Skirts ...
Khaki House Dresses
$1.98,'$2.98
$2.98, $3.98.
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98
....$1.98, $2.98, $3.98
$3.98
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SOME NEW HEAD
WEAR for Misses and
Ladies Midsuniinei
creations. Outing Hats 49c, 98c
Auto Caps 49c, 98c
Victory Tarns $1.98
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PENNEY STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY.
BOYS' HARVEST WEAR
Hoys' Mouses 59c, 69c, 98c
Hoys' Shirts 69c, 98c, $1-49
Hoys' Work Shirts 98c
Hoys' Canvas (iloyes 10c
Hoys' Work Socks 15c
Hoys' Straw Hats 10c
Hoys' Handana Handkerchiefs : 10c
Hoys' Odd Pants 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49
Hoys' Work Shoes $1.98
Hoys' Tennis Slippers 83c, 95c
Hoys 'Ties 25c, 45c
Hoys Wash Ties 10o
MEN'S HARVEST WEAR
Men's Work Shirts,....98c $1.19 $1.25 $1.49 $1.69
Men's Khaki Shirts...... 98c $1.25 $1.49 $1.69
Men's Canvas Gloves 10c 15c
Men's Leather Gloves 98c $1.49 $1.98 $2.98
Men's Leather-faced Gloves 19c 25c
Men's Straws, for the field 10c
-Men's Work Pants $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98'
Men's Hlue Lib Overalls $1.69
.Men's Khaki Pants $1.98 $2.49 $2.98
Men's Work Suspenders 25c 45c
Men's Handana Handkerchiefs 10c 15c
Men's Work Underwear 98c
McCALL PATTERNS THE LADIES' FAVORITE IT'S EASY TO CUT.
A SHOE
To fit every foot, every toe and every corn we
fit your foot and purse at the same time
.Men's Dress Shoes, $3.98 $4.98 $5.20 $6.90 $7.90
$890.
Men's Work Shoes, $2.93 $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 $6.90
.Men's Hiding limits, $11.50 $12.50 $14.75 $19.90
.Men's Outing Shoes $2.98
Men's White Oxfords $2.98
1 Joys' Dress Shoes. $2.49 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98.
.Men's Log-ers, $7.50 $9.90 $11.50 $12.50 $14-75
A
Suit
To suit you to suit your style; to suit your taste
of color, and a suit to suit your purse
Young or Old, Tall or Short we can please you.
$17.90 $19.90 $24.75 $28.50 $32.50 $34.75 $38.50.
WIIKK'K YOl'K
DOI.LAU DDKS
IKHMJI.K DITV
y Incorporated J
A STORK TO
SAVH YOU
.MONEY.
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
luce and the elder slu crowd the tone-
her she look-.. Tuore nri very few i'
lonely men. for men aro crecnrlous.
They Ht uUo, upon the vtiole, I"
TUiftimttiv than women. They live
more on the surf nee. They do not pos
sess ihai ipnility of power of living n
secret Inner life of contemplation and
hroodipgly retrospective pitftlon. Men
live n nnd for the hour; wouinn live-
In nnd for th past nnd the futut.
They nre at r ulth their envjron
wient. I.IWe North In "The Doll's
House." they n'ffnvg ntunc for
the lulrmie to tinppen. One avldou!
dm In some rMilon hih lep.n! npuu ,ne ',r,ni or ,n,lc nI'lT nn
theif IsI.oih. Hut the reui.r prut of ' u,;m's fnrp-' 0,, ntflln
'"his ei-rtence U Msei In a sublliue ' n "mrttf. It thia veiled
lumt.inK of nil Hie luumso mlrm" j"'""" f the Mif drh wneu
wrouiito V$ women voiy d.tv 0i hit 1,lU f,l lllc verltSi !hoil.
nre. j.D
linveome to the concision Uat
5ftuen nre the i w-'llest of X creH3- q
ture, uT' thut their loneliu-Wi In the
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Brent Tlrst $;!ne of W''lr tiijii ,
(tuMMo inn, jinii't ihuihiii.ji wine lu
London ipinlon. S curly f'
Ant MDnUi WIIU
Oij suiMTUui)ufi--iliin.
Th Greek.
It is inipos-lblP to cont.MiipUt Itie
nnuals of Crerk llti-niture niul nrt
without ! Ii-'Iiir strmk Willi lli'-m. ns
hv tut- the most i'xtrnorillnui'.v nnd
ilirilllnnt linonenn lit ho history of
the hiintHn mind. llu very lnnitiiace.
even In H primitive slinpllclrj. as
i tt oame dow a from the rhapsortlts
f n ho eelehmteil the-eilu!H of lli r
I rules an Theseus, was as crent a won
der as nn n reronn. au tup otner
mncues that olvlllre.il man has spoken
are tW and feeble, and hnrfiarous ffi
r.nnipai;in Willi It. J compass and
flexibility. IK riches and Its twers are
lleg.'tlir unlimited, ft Dot,onl.v exy
presses with pl.isiott all that ts
ittouehf or known at anf given period,
but irenlivifies Itself nuiuriiy. fifi
tAe pronrcss osebwe, and afTonls, as
If Ithout an effort. A new- phrase, or
a systematic notucm-tatun whenever
on Is called for. (i',homas Keighlly.
wom.m '. 11) Clran rntKi rajsOiitaWe
yielt look on her to wijif acliine?3 -i.O OjounS ii(i'
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BaVern "Mad Stories."
In eastern countries rabies Is treat
ed by thr "tnbnsheer." or some other
'ortti of niint are indifferently called
"snake stones." or, "m:idstonos and
iii nre believed to he n specific for
nil forms of M'lsonoiis bites or wounds.
"TahasHferV Is a porous, stmiy aecre
Mon found In the stnlks of bamboo. It
was used In l'ersla so long ago as the
tenth century, and Is cnrefully rfe
.lescribeil'by the Vrench traveler Tnv
ernfc'r. who visllteil lmllu Id the seven
teenth century. " .
Flowera Loved by All. f
FIoners aeem Intended for the dol.ifd
of "onlinary humanity; children Iwvo
them ; quiet, contented, ordinary peo-"
pie love them as they grow; luxurious
nnd disorderly peoplc'rejolce tn thm
,Kiitliereil; they nre the cottar's treas.
tire, nnd in the crowded town mark
as with a little JdroWen fragment of
rainbow, the window of the worker.
in whoso hearts nats the coviuaiit of
Hence. Rnskln.
. Ikipo. s
InK mon fme pleasnnt level! If r
li.-d by itftcmufli' hill and dale? m
much tho bctter.-ii!wjr.i p. H.v
;" 1 ffi t
ifcve the label, which stands fof
fait workino conditions, pufoon four I w.i. ,.,
ObaVer .dv.rWm bring TiS fTJSKI:!-.
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ypxjH town "(J'ervirg union
O.ioncOMitin 37
Old, Njm0for February. ' e,"
The old Britons ita-Ve the nickname
1T'!.ke" to February, not baaroe it
Is a particularly wet month, the oer
ace rainfall being the least of at;y
n-onth In the year, but beraus the
matins snow on tbe hills cawes the
rivers ar. dyket to ootV". XTt'
there Is a siiperabnndarjce of anew and
rln In February there Is too av b n)
what would lie a (food ftlrg In ni.Mlera.
tlon gyiml UJoda where they m u.i
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