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Oxford Shoe Safe
If you kTrn'fc the Men 8, Women's, Boys' and
Ghikb e' Ouford Shoes that 'are. being offered for
le't col pficw yoru bKoulci. take a. look al thenf.
Thrt-j will save 4 pair of $10.00 shoe for you.
Ladies' &HfodKko
Mvn't Oxford SB
Boys' Oxford Shoe;
Cliildwij's Onford Shoes ....TS
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$1.50 to $2.89
$3.96
.... $1.98 to $2.78
$1.19, $1.38, $1.49, $1.98
such ?,hhih. Not all0hu ' dead bad
been lul led at the tifle Mrs,Holiu
was visiting the lflme of her friend
at Fergus Fulls.
Montana has bopn shipping ou'
slock booaus of tile lack of water
imil feed. The western Ort of
Nortf? and South Dakota Is dry anil
dead, but further e;gt the-e, fro
ooit crops.
In Milineenfolls Mrs. Tlolm met
Rev. and Mrs. Drahn. They Ore do
ing fine and Rev. lahn has a ,nn
rleiircli. They Inuulrija1 about all tin
La (Krando people.
Mr1, und Mrs. KiJm drov 2300
mllin and had but two blow outs.
On account ot the sea-city of help
Mr. Holm will assist his. biuthor
Hi roue h lin rv Kt . hat they expect til
Imi back to I.a Gpindo by next smlng.
The lottwr was written at Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa.
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Men's Work Shoes
$2.75, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $6.25
Bill's Department Store
A IjI Kit A It Y AM) ITS WOltK
"Get Kood .books:. glvi them a
homo utlructive lo readers of good
I lifiokn; tin me a Friend of Good
llnokg :i MffttrfHR of tills Home :
I it it el you hnvc a library: all share hi
'its ftujtport and u.lfet plouatire, and
lrortt from it if they will;, without
JdlviKlonH rellKiouH, Politic, or sorkil,
jit unites all n the put mi It of high
phtiftiiro u nil Hound ivn.i nliiK. and
I (HveH to those who support It tha.
common interest which ft. tht
of vropor ltflal iQ.lw"
0 JOHN LOTTO.V DANA.
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HAMILTON BUYS 8
' GARAGE BUSINESS :
IN BAKER CITY
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H. C. Hanilllon. 1 cl dealer In
Nash, Ookland and Cadillac car
completed a ilmtk coiii. of6day.i
ago by which he acquires the
Iemlaesa business and equipment of
the, Moore Automobile Coniliaiiy ir.
Baker City. MF. Hamilton g'-.,i In
Buker tomorrow to take Inventory n
the st'.ck r thS Baker business For
the present tlie IjuMms will bo
by MY
directed
Grande,
lluinilton from
IIAKOAIVH (ik.OjlllN All Kl
ranama, pi J o, Sliaiw F:iilipi
GOc. B5o. bM L fKplar.- i-n-io-i' Untie
Ing Suits, all-wiiolaMiarcains. llau
non shoes smillsiRcs G, 5 1-2, I).'
C 1-2 at lesAliaVcost. The Tiwgorv
s-:!-:u.
PEACHES-
cimfl.
FULlLTXl OF FRUITS AI YimTABIT,
' YOUKS FOR GOOD SERVICE
Phone Us Your Order Mow
ITuve the label, which stands for
fair working conditions, put on your
Job printing. The Observer Is one of
the two shops in town observing union
principles. Phome Mnin 37.
HGH GRADE EATABLES J
.XAZHIOVA IN l'(l t',
i I'l.AY " OCT OK THE I'tHl"
Kcreen llay Ailnpleil from "('rpllnn
Shoals," Nlinun nt the Ar
cuilo Theatie.
' "Out of the Poi?," Iho screen mns
torplooo of which tho arciit Nanl
niovu is Iho star, will bo specially
shown nt Iho Arcade Theatre Wednes
day mid Tuesday. This Ipley Is a
Bcrnen adaptation of tho powerful
bIiiko dniiiia, "Oeptlon Bhimls," writ
ten by II. Austin Adams uid mailo
fiimnus by Ni slmova ill n long and
uueceHHful New York run.
"Out of tho Koc," Is slory of
life the slory of t1 Klil who had to
pay lint full penally for lir loye
a Klrl whom dentil deprlvod of the
father of her child before there was
1lnn for a tunrrluuo cejromony. I'lny
Iiir 1lie ruin of this iir.inpy1 girl In
tho early part of tho picture Nnr.1
inova Is next seen Kve, the) llltlo
diiunhU'i' Krown lo beautiful girlhood
upon a lonely Island III the tropic
wiitivs of the t'arribenn Sea. Undef
tho stern KiiardlaiiHhip of her harsh
mid narrow uncle, who linn nerar
forulvcn hi" ulster foil' liir ilnhaiiipy
love, Iho child Is bronchi up with
out human conipiinloiiHliip other than
his own. Dressed In boy's clothea,
nnd roamlnit tho lonely beach of the
tiny iHlaud she, crow to womanhood
before she sees for tho I list time
holnKS from the outer world. One
day, out of the fint, a yacht is stratid-
d on the hidden shoals of Iho lonely
llliht, and the owner a powerful
young Amriitin, comoa to tho Island
for help. Here romance lienlns and
Knzimovn Is seen In her nwny fnscl
n.MiiiK ii iil nllurdm ninoils. The play
Is one which Kivtw this star every
rPliortunlly for her nuirvelotis hts
ti ionic powers und nhi'i Is ably sup
ported by n carefully chosen east of
nol '.b'e ptf.yrr. AtiuinK them are
Charles lliyant, Henry llnrmoii,
Nancy IVilmer, CeorKe V. Dnvis, T.
Morse Koii(.vl, Cliarles Hinlley, Tom
llliike. I Inch Jeffrey und Dorothy
Smnll.e-.-
And if tlio above comedy don't rc,!
you, there will also be shown niiotlic"
Hint muybc will.
AMl'SINfi t'O.MIODY AT AlM'AliH
An BiuuxlliR nud onlertalninK lili;!i
class comedy, "(letting Mary Mar
ried," Is of fifed by Select 1'lclurcs
today only at the Arcade Theatre, ns
Murlon Dnvis' lates star Iiik vehlclo.
"Octllun Mary Married" Is the
story of Mary, step-daiinhter of the
iiltnn-arlstocrulic John lliissard. Ho
has kept her a prisoner in his largo.
oleKuutly funiishud house und hue
branded evi'fy Kirllsh ImpulHO as
"luiladyllko." Ho dues not think
she has enough flnesso, ns yet, to
nppeiir In the morld us a lliissard.
Ho diyi, nnd Jit tho readlnu of the
Will It Is learned that Mary Inherits
his entire fortune oi( the condition
Hint she goes to Iloslon to live wllh
his brother's family (be ltiu"cls of
Ro-.ton for nnn yiir, sa ns la ae-
iliilre a little more vemxir.
Mary has no Inleiiilon of being
hold In subjugation for iiiiili'r' year.
Kho docidi-s to go out Into Iho world
and make her own living. Just as
she Is about to leave. Hie bouse, liow
ovvr, tho maid ushers in a poor
widow, who asks Mary If shu will
not give her back some of the money
BitSHiird took fVom her nnd lost in
speculation. Mary has no money
Hint she, can call her own nud knows
that she will never be ble lo oorn
enough to pay the widow bark, so
she decides to go land live with the
Uiissnrda of Boston for one, year
and thus nluiin the money to the
widow.
The Romania of Boston aristo
cratic but with little money know
tho will sllpulates that If Miuy leavos
their homo or uutrriip befoie the
year 1b up, the entire fortune Is to
go to them. How (hey do all in
their power lo make life nilsetiable
for Mary and how she stands her
ground and wins Iho catch of the
acason-tho. man the Ritssurd have
lie! trying to capture f(v their own
daughter Is all very amusingly told
In this delightful comedy or aristo
cracy and youth.
MRS. ,1. C. HOLM WKITKH
Iji (Ininde People Have I'nusual Ex
prrlcncn on Visit In the Kust.
Mr. and Mis. J. C. Holm, who left
l.a flrnudu by automobile several
weeks 410, to visit In the, eaet, nave
Mini unusual expediences which are
recounted in letter from Mrs
Holm. They were, In FergiiB Knllii:
Just nflcir the cyclune bad struck !
the place. The cyclono came irom
three dttectlons ind coven'od V. ter
ritory Ihlrty-flve miles wldo nnd j
seventy flvo miles long. The ;
residence, part of Ooigus FallB looks
like a pile of kindling wood, but i
tho business section fared bettor
The J. C. I'enney store, nt that place
had its foont destroyed. The honing
of frlond was struck nnd was al
most completely demolished. I'copieJ
hVhiro proposty was doslro;.l can-!
not recover Insurance as they had
to hnve, cyclone insurance to coverJ
my r. -
onto J . ii j-y
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COMBINATION CREAM
Will not Grow Hair on the Face
TP you are fond of a "vanishing" cream, try this new
Combination; Cream Jonteel. If you prefer a cold
cream, try it. For this new kind of face cream combines
the advantages of both these types yet is neither greasy
or greaseless. It (inks into the skin, to soften, heal and
beautify. Makes a wonderful base for powder. Tok
home a j-x of Combination Cream Jonteel today.
PUTMAN DRUG STORE
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A Little Talk on
VULCANIZING
W want to call your attention
to our vulcanizing process, first,
because as a patriotic American
it hi your duty to make your
present auto and motorcycle
tires go as far as possible. Sec
ond, we appeal to your sense of
economy; you want to save all
the money you can on tires
Third, vulcanizing improves
your worn tires,
A. E. KEL LY
1306 JEFFERSON AYS, ; IN BOHNENKAMP BUILDING
If you are
not using
"BLUE STEM"
Flour
See your grocer
aGrande Milling Co.
LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
"THE SCHOOL THAT GUTS RESULTS."
FALL TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPT. 2
10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL TERM Tl ITION PAID FROM
AUGUST 1 TO 20.
Write for Special Circulars Giving Outline of Conrsc and Other
information, or
Mhil Your Check Today and ReeriveY'rcilit for the Full Term Payment
bused on the folhVwiiiK rates and with the privilege of entering at any
date to begin your course. Reg. Rate. 10 Per Ct. Disc.
Twelve month -- $123.00 $108.00
Nine months 100.00 ilO.OO
Six months J. 75.00 n7.!0
Three month 40.00 .10.00
One month 15.00 13.50
Opportunities Better Than During the War Positions Guaranteed lo
, . Graduates.
W. II. COPPEIKiK, Manager B.C. HEET1I AM, Principal
Phone 808 Boise, Idaho -
' 1015 Idaho Street ..
M-:V XOIiMANI I'll'll llH
A Itll'-ltOAttlMIt 1TNTKHT
Mabel Nn inand's world of .admir
es will find ", Perfect 3fi." her
latest doldwyn Picture, which mines'
lo 4 he Sherry's Theatre today and 1
tomorrow, even inVre laughter coni
. Piling III .in her prevl.lis coined y
mere,,,, -ivek;. Bad .) I . W'iih
out u je-er as a screen funmaker.
.Miss Norniand found .In "A Prefect
I"!" greater opportunities for her
Hpaikllng artistry than In any oilier
play she has e Unmly hn4.
The tlay offers "Hie Grtldwyn Ur
four different ys in which In give
"r '" 1 c self. For 6 lin e she is
Mabel, a ,,,,i cf ,llM work M( n
hmrdhig house. Full of prlinks, uhe,
doesn't last long at that Job. "Then
n kind Mend engages .h,e- a
1ratii:0 waist salesgirl and Mabel's j
attempts nt s.IIg are even moie
liiffu re, ihnn her wo,4 am inn pots
and fins ut the boarding hmie.
And It ft, hern t!,l lln p e,lei
oeoinnnMlleur.e0 gats IS hir fiLinicst
O.is nhil.e,ieek.iitf h.-r pietlles'. 'n n
one-pliw bsihlng suit.
There is a moment or two of scrl
cOisimfs Tor Mabel at the beach when
a constable has tho effro.-O.ir to ac
cuse hoi of Oelug a noioriuus Jewel
robbed from t(hig city. Might there j
t bines begin lo happen to that poor,
lulsKuld'd minion cf the law, most
sldo-splltllng of which la choing thai
nymph a mile alung the beach while
crowds shQd by howllift with glee-
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Farms and City Property
A Fine Stock Ranch
2101) acres, about 250 ncrcs under cultivation,
n'ew bungalow Itnuac, two good barns; well fenced .
nnd sob-divided; water in nil sub-divisions. This
is a rial stork ranch, and the price is only $15
per here. Outside range and nenr forest reserve.
Good road, 1:1 miles from l.a Grande.
820 aero stock rnnrh, SO acres In cultivation
more can le; .several living springs, fair Improve
ments, fenced, adjoining laud can he purchase!
The price is $.'1500. terms.
(If (I acres, six miles from I.a Grande; fair im
provements; 110 acres In cultivation, iS in Tall
grain, H5 in" timothy; crop goes with place, if
taken immediately. Price (rroiiO. and only $250(1
, cash required; $'.1000 will Include nil of the stock
ami implements. Well watered.
Hit) acres, five miles fmVii I.n Grutkle, well im-
pl-oveil new liitugalow, model ty Viko, new good
barn; well fercol. Price $I5,OOO IH), first pay
Inent imly Ji'sJlkl 00 .5," e
80 cre4-, sit miles from Jji Giunde, anlemiid
J.ind, water rip.ht. This place is worth mc
money than tho uier,js nskimr.
a.
I have9otrfer splendid values In farfiis in all
sections of the county. lfvo are in the market
I wetjftl lx pleased to show you n&v listings.
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City Property
If you are interested in a rooming house, I
may have just what you want.
Acre tract, well improved, just outside city
limits; $1500, tefms.
Four acres, well improved, just 'outside city
limits. Owner w.ll consider taking in A modern
five-room house ns part payment. This will benr"
investigation.
. Splendid property on tjio corner of Second
and AdnmS. Tills property must'lie sjld. Here
is an onfortunity 10 make your money talk. Com
ani se me. . . .
House and nine lots nenf. Ia!tner mill for
$1400, terms; good land, and a crevk runs throimh
. it, whfi-h means a'Vnitl garden en in dry years.
Sil-room house on Spruce. g,id plumWng,
lireil chicken house nnd nark, cement" walks.
pWe'for cufivard illed with choiee flowers.
pc $-'700, just i few hundred down, balaiue
like rent.
' Modern f ve-gionf heusi posSe lil'h school;
fu' basetlient and fireplace. Inestigatu9
Ijirge Jvuse near high School, lwo0'Rr
firciaie; well built house. KcOonnblc teini:
lots,
rmsCP
I hlirt-e clients vr, desire gee.l, nnvlem 4mcs,
?d
on pavement.
If you have su.h property.
price
right, and w.ftt to sjill, I can get vou results.
GraJe . (5E0! ffCURREY; . M Estate
UTAH'S BEST
liv (Invi'l'liiiicnt Test
A Worthmore Coal
UTAH'S BEST
By Govornmont Test
The Choicest Storage Coal
Mined
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the West
The Most Economical Coal Sold in the Northwest
ABERDEEN COAL
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