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Men's -IVork Sham
$2?75, $3.50, $4.50fo'$6.2S . .
Bvery9Pair of tlPese Shis is tspeciafly jewel vafus; some aft tftra htmtf,
while r,hers a ligt witfi, with light, flexible eolftj. If you ncid WORK
SHOES of any bin it will It worth four while to sf the: sliots. . .. .
X
OXFORD
Men's, Ladies, MiGjsts and CJiildrc
fcJOxford. Xji
oes on Sale" at Cjit Prices.
0ANVAS SHOU5 AND OXFORDS FOR MEN SZE THEW
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
i rrv ro join o(.T.'iij:i(
Service
j lai-k
i lor
Will IV llcfc? t lnvA lc
XrW MUl.y Kielliltg ijil
I in' Nuln lulloniii:: (
mine .viay Allison pld it. e, "Tim ful Hi mcdv is nil lind morn than
minima ui j.-,ince. ii. auaimiini- , rlaiim for it. OiiXmy recommenda
ny fur (he nom a was apiurcnt fron- tion ourV.KtmaKtrAwif I. .i f
with gouifSinsults." t is n .siiniilii!"" "I'li'iluiiiiy'io ciijuv
lilt-. fi-it mid he wan made alar iiy
Metro ill "Five Thousand An llou-V
ju'iMren opecii:ly fur liim hr Ccorgc
j Uundulph Chester. After I hat he ap-ipea.-ud
in "Juhnn'y on the Spot,"
jauil "That's Cood.'' Mr. HaioU'oli
aitls fa'i" In he tho man of (lie bout
VAI DI-VM IFTOMOItlfOW. Ill fni circle ami Iium gained as
VAl m.Ml.l.l. iiMiuiiiiim. n(lIiy 0(lnir(,,H on .,. K,.r,TI U!t Jlf
A House of Scandals in the photo- had done on the stage,
comedy that, will o)cn thu liitMxulriimej Aluo nhnwii Hhn Innl r hiuplpr of tho
i Viinrti-vjjlo allow at the Arui tln atrii i Man or MlKht. Come and hcc how II
hninilc
AnuouiHTiinMit wan niado ryni ilif
;ulpitH nr the b,.al evaiiKiira!
;rhurii Kniij of a Hoiis or hI
imio.'i :mm vli'fH which are ty h hcrl i
at Ih1 t(1u;rsl(l? Rik,V-oiHjiietd uA
ittu-U evening hy u ' Uh:h pusKfl- uru)
Willi iiMi- H supplied hy liho Coi
jiiiuirfly ChoriiH. Tlie hot walhei
IhiiH arr'ci-d dm (Ult-ndanop at mii-t
vjco.H in ih cliirrliPH advtTNoiy o(
''it? and H in bt-Iicvud thaL-hy Uoy
iiiK thu ;iiii'viciH at tho pink thtrn
iwill b'j ari;ji..uliahed at onye the -oIj-i;t
of irvldinK t-ho cbnKrcattons
!('Ouifort while they wurKhip nii
j'Aftll .the h'-.;eiiinj; of the burden of
jtliH pamo h, iviiiK ail of them ur
h, ief i e.nl
'It - "Juii's Hi.-,
Ii , pa-.Hn uf 'I he
M. K, n-uireh. rt
Sunduy, Aumist i: lo'i
jQkin Hiniih. Q
AJf the above Hem
iMcnest at oVIoiTt.
A feuinre all ll.
;viW;i will bo ti niuOeal
i tmiigmny (.'ho u.- will
I.Piiiutr .Jiiivridr iip.-( i;
J hut rtiere (!( uNiXJit'
ii;r!i't'!S, M-xtitte-etc. The ( i.to-if
I in eii(livri:i' to i;(t- uli ji- iGni
jbeft; to :i ii -ij of a s:iC'!.-;
,of their tri of tfie ini.o as ''?'
Iran .Mjusjhly ffn, ul tiny ire Mi1fjiu
sin:erH frcin all t her churches join
' frith tliui bith at '4 Ret vie a n ?
at9 their filler W-jnday 0eviMun;
jriictl;, Won )rp;tratlii0(i nitife
for'tht st i ill l:1 iim'Uv -
1 To in1 t:u:e tht ail t-h nivj
Kowi'H -iav evei.t iieemi to al
ittilaall the-,fvrv ar; aMr.eiii-nt:.
ai-e Ihhk nite to jv thu i.r.n
, hers fio hae mae!iino.s pkl: up ;
tlmir clniK'h ttfc(.e who luive.rioii
! Thls'vil! inrideni .illy h an - PP''
tuiiity for inoto'iiit'.-i to eoiiMneM
j veniiiKli drive and oujinK wish pr
fonnnnce of -tiieir Oiiif iiaii ditiy ar
no ill ihfir ars to th ;i-k.
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Rev .Kline:- j
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KKfQ M 111 (Tl k
Xi ! Epberri
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HerrieJrbr
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Canning
es, BJack Caps, loganberries, Cherrigs '
are at tneir oess. . ,
hone Us Your Order Now .' ,
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J'K0Ef VED DAILY... -
' Anything You Buy of Us is Right.
YOl'JiS
FOll (!00I SKRVICH-
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( tumorrow. 'J'hin ih a two reel Vuv.
comedy fenlurinit Tom .Mix.
,' f'amar Is n younif man who
; niUHit'iilly im'iinc.l. lie pmaenla un
. , tiimiainj ami intmeHtitiK nuuihet
whirh he calls "Utile Music and Little
ia.r." plnyiiiK a variety of iiutru-
' nieiits and presenting a pruyram of
' popular, classic mid ra-time and jazz.
Two popular irirls are the Miie
.Janis and Gaffney, native of Uie
fiolden West. They have KOf'l voioeii
which are shown to advantage in n
routine of sure-fire songs. They also
present n numher of dance numbers
and their entire offering has always
pleased their audience.
Jloshay jiih! Hiehmond are i comedy
pair presenting an up-to-date offerini;
which they call "Comedy Cut-Upa,"
enihistiug of gocd comedy ringing
numliers and a liundle of laughs. Thn
.male member is one tif those slippery
comedians, who is here, there, and
everywhere, and all over at otice, who
will hand you oodles of laughs. .
Yoe and Coo are two clever gvm
riasts, who bill themselves as ' A Kew
Hard Humps.'" They present 'Ji' most
sensational 'Jihjtnm of 'falls and
humps nn ground and table, alM aero
hatic feats that assuredly demon
stiales the young lady as an exod
ingly clever gymnsst. -Many new 4ind
novel ideas are introduced hy this
(lever learn during their offering.
ends.
TOOK t II AltACTKIIS I'HOM J.IKK
Well Ulilicc! hy I). W. (iriffilh til "A
IComnnre of Happy Valley.'
The characters in ''A Hnmnnrc of
Happy Valley" are such persons as 11.
V. (uiffith knew in his boyhood days
when he rumbled through the valleyed
uplands along the thin River in Ken
lucky and Indiana and Ohio. Simple
folk they are who lived and loved ami
had their weariness and woes all in
one small area.
I'liuii the lives of the keeper of the
count ly boarding house, his family
ii ml his neighbors, he touk Ibhs than
ten years for his story. With tb,e
tittle scheme and their ircut u.irrt
fires, with trivial tvents that .ltsw "- . . .
I hem to far it:., bine- , let ions- nlth 1mff -ultlv I, !ke imgatua U.stnrt
n, ge of (heir lives and its penalties ,'ffl,,su" uld wale.
no. I rewinds, he diew the details of , "' '" '
the drama. It is so simple it uremr. I f('KVAl.l.lS-Cotract has been let
a tale about one's neighbors; ho force- i'ar ' K''it,iik lab,alor
f.il it K....iiw nil J i r.. ;,, .,u u.l,ii.. fl.,-. i building.
will creel
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OKhX.ON IMICSTKIAL It K. .
I VIKW.
J. t$ -I 4' 'I ! ! I I
SAI.KM July 22. Lalior condition!
improving. loiiKHlioremen hack u:
work while controvcitiy ih investiat
Shipyards i-lofting on account of
bibber 'wa(c deinaiida. Voluntary
mediation Hentlment K'wintc-
Hoosevelt Hiifiway wins support in
WuHhiuKton.
IJorUanI pi-ohihilH with'p
200 f-yet of public Hchouls.
Oiowinir loeanherry (ips i n iffont
iiiduvtry developing in Oreit.
Southern Pacific ports iiicrense it I
operutinK coMt of 14.25 per cent. j
tat load or I loot! Kiver cherries
brinpcH fil.ri70 in New York.
Hrnd in to Kt a farm experiment
titl ion.
Htniiduid Oil share of gasoline tax
for June $27H.).12.
Tho Union Oil Company will built
a jaijr diHtributinr plant at Astoi-ia.
State nnd fcriet-al government aen
cies tlupMcatiuK each other's woik are
hein cloHtwl.
A Mi ton iH U have a new enterprise
in the form of a runners' Implement
company.
LA PINK. Tho cM Morson itojeci
is to be developed. Water for Hi.ni.i,
to be avnilable next year.
The new cannery at Albany v ship
pint,' fine fru t.
RKKDSPOJiT.n . local fish com
puny will invest $10,000 in a plant hy
which all rtfuxe from the canueiy wit1
be converted into fertiliser.
KCHO.TIm Columbia lliuhwav
will open for travel hy .March I. ll-0
MILTON. Kirst bridge hci-uhh up
per Wnll.t' Walla river has been coni
ploted. KUKKWATI'lt. The cherry crop
from here brought over SHm.tMHl,
I'OHTLANIL Oieffim is t be sur
veyed for oil prospect.-.
Packing plants in Lebanon, Kails
City, Nowhere and tiiesbam ate to la
,0111 remover
the catarrhal Xueus fiAn the intes-
tinal tract and aSvs tli- inflamma
tion which causes piTeSil(y all storn
iiver unci uueHiinai aiimems, tn-1
eiuuinic upperiu.cius. une dose
I No r'ason is sneu by local church
'iiifMi why til-f-e .should not be a splen
'did series of nrvie-nH. Mem bens of
jftll tliej vtofiy. eatfona concerneKl have
eceivt-d lie idea very cordially and
convince or money refunded. Sold by
di-UKfriatft everywhere.
wjjhoriinthini,' very tanj!ibl and valualjl :
in uie way 01 coujif raiioa o i:h ooua
POI . I ( VM H I A S K It K V EN V F.
LONDON, July 22. The policemen
of the pretty seaside town of Kams
(f.'ile are to lose thiir "pin money.''
This money has been obtained by wak
I in? early risers by knock at thei
j door or tup at the window.
adherents to the various denomina
tions is expeeUd to result. A.sidti
f om the opportunity of a holida
which It fives' them, the pantois Will
welcoinn Die y ranSoinent for tin
opportunity if will give ihem to fin1.
acfjiiaintfd with liie members of cou
greKa' Ions other than their own.
The pastors hi've arnined ninonp ,
thiuiiMelvts to have the set-vice nei
AOVKXT OK THU Pl.VN'V
The 'widowls 'mSi? .r tl;.' Ml!..
copper penny h;s finally hit tht.s
land of 'two-Jiis.' Put ll t'ok a
world war and the tuxes thereof ;j
hi in k it Canyon. lie only
thinKllhat it will buy is wa taxfj;
but. that was excuse enough to briuj'.
H into the country, find, H U nunc
likely i hat il lias ooitic- to stay. Thr
HaMle Is not: aoiiiK to (.oinpl.iin uhout
this insiKiilf leant coin, but we art
going to date ipubliely and boMl
that we will take any kind of mon .
on subscription account save and ex
cept pennies. Pennies are b.im.-it
from the, old print shop and whei.
we have; to pirt in time counting them
(oft
HGH
y 'aV;
A "reason ticket" system was in' Sunday evening conducted by Rev-
force whereby, the cost of this service
was reduced to two cents a call. The
receipts were pooled and shared be
tween the police as "pin money.'
j Instructions have been issued to the
effect that the police must discon
tinue the service. Old residents re
sent the- new order.
BAKER OPERATORS
RETURN TO WORK;
SUBS RELEASED
V. II. Smith, pui.tor of the Metho
(list church .Soul h. The .:est of the
series of feel vices will be lield as fob j
lows: j
Sunday, August 3rd "Yea, Hath '
(3(1(1 Talli;" or ''The Devil's First j
Quest ou." Minister, liev. It. II. (Joke-,
ii:itor ol the Christian church ;
Sunday, AukusI lot!) "Young
mnnship Ahoy!" Itev. James Alkiiii
in and out we are Kuiug mi
long W:rike. P.lue .Mountain
loll
Fa Kb'
NWiKOF.S ix.u iti:i
in hac:
v.i:
Air Women Are Proud
, of their. skill in baking. Those
'wio' uiie IIUU5 pTJCM flour, in
their-.-.baking - always have the
best success for BLUE STKM is
the best all roilhd- bak'ing -ffour
on the market. Sooner or later
you, come to. know it. Why not
order Back, today, am! Iiein
the pleasant knowledge., j-
La Grande Milling Co.
i
WASHINGTON. July 21. Scoi-pm ,
of noKi'OPS -wore, injured and beaten
in liHih clashes b(;tv-'eii ne'-'ro.s and I
white. The police said that toliern, j
sailors and maniher. K0 the disiwde s i
Smith, pa-tor
( huioh.
of the Presbyterian j
?oh Printine. The Observer. Vain
WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB.
II A K KR, Ore., July 22. After
days of mediocre service the 1'ical tel
ephotie exchange again bears the uni-u.
stamp nnrl everything is running
smoothly once more.
In compliance with instr.iction ;
from the 'headquarters of the union,
operators und electrical woi'keis ie
turnod to work yesterday morning n
H o'clock, the (f'ls who took their
places having been released.
While all of tho demands of the op
erators may not have been met, it 'w
understood that sufficient conrtMsion:'.
were r-i anted by the wire board to b
satisfactory to a big majority.
DROUGHT DRIVES
FAMILIES FROM
FARMS TO TOWN
PAKKR, Ore., July l!2. Stnrvwl oft
theii- dry ranches by the severe
diought which has prevailed through
out this section, refugees are artivine,
in Maker for protection.
About -lit have arrived so far, in
eluding the children, and they are a'l
m a pitiful condition,
Airs. J. K. Romig, president of the
Social Workers, has been busy the
past few days looking after the unfor
tunates, and providing them with food
and clothing, ( . , . z
County Judge luly Itittl ' Mayo
Cardner have taken llid matter in
.0T band and are assisting the victims un
til the men aie able to gel employ
ment.
ARCADE
Some
H
TOfvlORROW
IP.koDRb.MF?
VAUDEVILLE
isic. iiitue Jazz. '
Ringing and D.ai';i;
Taste
For These Hot Days
-CAESAR -"Little
-JANIS & GAFFNEa
1. -
2. -
3.-B0SIIAY & RICIIMOivD
vn
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'Comedy Cut
Up'i-
4. YOE & COE "A Few Hard Bump::
TWOKKKI.C'O.NrFnV'
OKCIlKSThW
Tho tnsto of (lolicjito conlicd lnniic;
...
S;ill';iS'P, Ifoitst J'col' or Deviled N;till-
..VI.. ,..1,
i;iH)e
Vlllffl.
'it'nn;i
-ciitiked
tend
1'iiiid
iwches,
1 ncse aii(
soiled vith ilicf-like skill to tTw
iteiiess stune tsnte tn nut in sjiiid.
.
1 van, sld.ids, etc. We li.ive ;ill
more nie;its. i-e;id' tn serve.
A WANT A 1 1 will Ao tt
The Portland luily News
a t.MI.OoO building.
Uevdsport has muny new buildings
Kiing up.
il it. the tlriffith artistrv I ,wn l"''uon at u k-ss.
whi.li pmmises well rr j Pol Uml has sold ils city fish mniket.
'inre new io.n iiniriiei irs, cumiui
J.'iOOO yoh will be built, one at Oak
rHie, 4.ri miles east of Fugeue. ot the
MiiliaMt ami one in Union county.
HALFWAY. -The (ioht Itcef Min
ioir .iHMiiptiny has commenced opera
lions.
It. pounds home no propaganda, it
thumps no pulpit; it is -without , se(
niuii or morn, only such as life teaches
in ils quiet way. The liriffitii mas
tery I'onceivi
prvibiced it,
. "A Koma'nce of Happy Valley, " It
wdl be ihiiwn at the Arcade ' theatre
(.il Fiiday anil SatHnUy.
ailK IMMII.TON AIWH
IHM 'WF. TO M IK
InH.ol-S".t ttetrii . Will Ap
fnr a, ll. Kherii "I fco-e tn
I r ee ( IMMlj'
Ih'le ilamiltAn, Ihe ffer Noii
i un- ttn infe. ttnaH iintfc', il(
. 111.' Attr jet lm at tl'5hto ti
trC tod. i, ';i.h1"hiihi. tn te rip
)4.a lOnii.nfic ennieily ri,uia, ''Itt
m fn Heart." by ln Am.a Wll
Tlaili'i. pubfishert I tl the MI-tor'
FRANCISCO VILLA IS A S1T -1tSX
OF FIT.I(M. ( ill.Tt'l
t.. P.SO, Texaa, July i'..-Fran
ciaco Villa (sa ihysial culture re'
emit. When he .was at Villa Aliunia
a an roliu to attark .luarer, he ua
wn'bv i-i.'nts of thai little town
' (fc'ig seating npeercises (Vn)y aiom
' ing in.f.ont of the b-iue of .b'i
, io( tis Win rebel leaner
. ;, -l-'-V1 it,,,, ,fg,, of tU nial'i
''llirv Academy!- 7 ..
... .... Ahumada W l.mea to c
We-'H. is.aa ui-tor who Mtn auiit
well 110 ilted tliatlmrinii both on thi j
!:' lie. I
II.11 11 in Cbliwgii,
in. Hi.- Sbnttw.k
i ". he smiled Cpon hisrad
oiti Hi lioipivrr. he l'iileil uhlr
.i.il,.M : tt O' the s'es"
wheic he soon i-ui-e tu fume, attain
ine.laf (liClnctlon In Ulh
Quick W itiiH-fonl," b' Oeowe Its.
1 ilolph Chestc. (jo great 'a tt"
siicWs In Ibis pi min tlortthal while
pfayiiifj .n enriu6in:i'ii lon'ii
wiih roinm.imb'd to nioar befci
bii licorr". mi WimSiM C.H
l.ll!,all otlie'j who hiiTO acfilevO
.j-lnmewi lheO:i(! Mr. IO'n no j YmeiOil Kolgl
7 a, t k hi i .a iv irMn ...... .1 11
..I..,-,. n .a- w lot liicM'siiiii 11011 01
Ysletns, which he had 'ipropi iati'l
lus laramiiiitttew. After I.'. minute.-
of shis Wu rebel leader woilid run th"
stu'dt of YilU
coeer the five
miles he !'. ts a ta.-r: in hi-ncll" each
day.
"keep Ht stomach from getting fat
..knt tiding t'l-.iT." lie s;l t, u.'S ,
ofltbniinterestcd spih'tatol s,
,fi1lW 1tK TOP M HUN
SifipF.
V
1 f0O-'
i.id.- hit iTwnit with Metro,
lover ffcft be ri'i my lile
uice taking tOfc H-.t de ofeviyri.
tf. ...i-.., i,.a . 1 l. .. 1 .. I....1 ....... H
.11 llf.
had
sting
JOEL'S GROCERY
The Home of Royal Club Goods.
Cor. Cedar and Wash'nglon, Phone M-759
. Horries-'fdr Canning.avc At
their best
Place y bin orders for
1 Vacl hsmow wo
will (rave tliem
, ' - soon ' .
so'
5 ' " Fresh
VEGETAr4.Es aj riiUiTs.
o Kt;ttivttl iuy
e
llavo the label, which stands foi
far working conditions, pul on you-'
jjjb printing. The Observer is one of
j the two shops in town observing union
! principles. Phone. Main .'IT. .
-PITOXE MATN' so
oi.'dr-ip in when down town ;ii,d ei,,se from liie
. ninny c.-iiined lne.its on .disi,i v.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
11.-:- -
! ' Efeqfrjcal Worke1fs, Dance 111
, . .- . REX HALL , . .
I Tilery,, jijjy 22' M
, lik 1 4 t
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