La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1919, Image 6

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"WEDNESDAY, ApfiTTST 0. 1019 J V
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The Stofe That0 Has No
Substitute For Nationally
Advertised Products
The druggist who recommends a "just uh
o.r.vpij k(.i.huiis'Uo,-) oifj sajjBjs 'api.!! ,;'pno3
business against a few cents extra piofit,
: and eventually he loses both.
Unadvertised products have no dentand
and must depend upon the assistance of t'we
substituting dealer for existence.
At our store you will arrays find high
grade goods thojdnd advertised in your
favorite niagazinesNy
If you wish to savetmie and worry
. these warm days, call Mftiu-40, Ynd
make your wants known.liti'll
receive just what you order and not
"(something just as good."
THE STOKE THAT HAS IT FIRST.
SNAPFS IA GRANDE
PHARMACY
ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: . :: Phone Main 40
. "SERVICE IS THE THING."
SPRINGS A SURPRISE
Eugnne llmitoii Itiliitn I'rom Her
'Ice Crop Outlook HiilMiictol j
Mm. IjjirMon VInIUhk 1
' LADD CANYON Aug. 6 (Rpeclnl)
Eugene H.mton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Buntull Is (freollng
(rionda, buving nrrlvcd home from
CTonriiia eurly Friday inoinliiK, com
iplutljr surprising Ills folks l jr Rot
ting off tlia train at Hot Uiko and
milking up nl four o'clock In llin
morning. Jnstoad of going to I.n
Graudo as thoy expected hq wuu;;.
lie wont to Camp Lewis the 23d of
July, 1918, where ho remained two
months, going on to Franco wliore ho
pent ton months In tho Mudicul
Corps or wluit la known as tho He,
placomant DnUillion, boing ahsnnl
from home a year- He experienced
the "flu" twice, but Is looking fine
now, and of course as glad to got
home again as wo all are to son
him back onco more. ltcglnsld
Heryford Is the only one, of "on"
boys" who hasn't rctii'inod yot, nl
though he was the first one to on--liat
two years ago. We all fool that
he will surely bo coming before
long.
SHERRY'S
CHARMING
MAY ALLISON
Iu
'CASTLES IN
And ROMBY VERJ
"OH! WHAT A
GHT,
Lust Showing
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tl'othiy
TOMORROW AN D'ERJl )AY
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FANNY WARD
In
"Common Clay"
Pathe Super-Feature, in 7 Reels.
Wo had a nice shower Sundn"
Pftomoon but It wus not huid enougli
lo duiuge the (fialii as wus fean-d
.Oust of the wild hay b gonj this
year and is nearly all in tho stacks
now. Wheat and oats ure going to
thrush out much heavier here, than
In many other places In the valli-y.
Home uio In Ihu shorn now and the
rest will likc-Jy he In purhups ten
days.
Jt- l. Dirk I'ocblnr has every rea
son lo no "nappy these uays, as ner
sister, Mrs Lizzie Walk'v I.aiscn,
whomHhc ha not seen Jor a number
of years Is hero from Kansas City
on a visit, and h daughter, Krnkln
retailor Fulton and hiiahiind arrived
lust evening fiom MlnliiapolU uftca
an iihsetice of thrive years.
Mr. und Mis. Luther Geigor ur;
the proud ents of a son, .born
Sunday. August 3.
Mig. j;. 'AiiHtln wan a delightful
hostess lo tho Get-to-OutlK-j- Club.
July 24, all enjoyed tho afternoon.
Mrs. Wllliiim Iloiiton will be tho
next hostess when Ih0 club meets
at her homo Thursday.
Miss Hclle Counsel! has returned
from Caldwell, Idaho, whoio slifl.
spent a week with her cousin. Miss
Lulu Kinney. She accompanied the
Klnniy's who hud becai vlsltln;: hole.
In their cur, returning on tho train.
Mrs. L. . Druiiismilli is having
x-miy treatments at Hot Lake for
Iohs of sjieech.
Mis. L. K. Scott, mother of Mrs.
Mary I. Counsell, who is vliiillnu
lior", Is In very poor health and Is
taking treatments of Dr. I'hy ut the
Ljiko.
Drpplto tho action of 1'rcaidoul
Wilson In vetoing tQ- effort to do
uwuy with the duylight saving law
and despite the fact that all purls
of the Yountiy ro uu hour ahead
of Iho sun.o Condon clocks have
ll"n tinned back. Tho action was
lnOcii Saturday a? 6 p. m. as tho ro
suft of a petition, signed by practic
ally all business men of th0 city.
Farmers of Gilliam coiQity, almost
without exception, have bii-n go
lug by the sun in their day rou
lino, and it was considered best In
uld Ihem in cunyifig on business in
Oiu city, by Asking the, change.
To lots of Umatilla county wool
of tho l!ll!) clip, lotuling 00,000
pounds, have been sold ut Dost,
wilhin the lui;t week. Forty thous
and pounds of fine staplo wool from
the Join lions shei-gi at 1'iloW Hoi k,
brvught ti'J cents a pouud und 60. '
000 iKjunds of medium wool, from
Johnson & 1'eursou at Junipei
brought 52 cents.
Thirteen tons of poisoned grain
have been distributed through tho
rounly agent's office :n linker coun
ty by the KlOO furmert; co-ope. atlng
In rodent control. At 'tho sutne time
fivo Ions weio spread by agents ot
the federal biollgieal i-urvey on the
adjacent govcrnuit-jnl lands. County
Agent I' .veiil disti ibuted 225 gallons
of poisoned oats to 4 1 farmers or
Iho Wingville district. Dead wjulr
rels we,ra found by Iho thousundH
Hogs which neither chew the cud
nor clmlve the hoof disport theni
Miilvos in tho pcpi kept by John Huh
iic I u farinai' living ut Yoakum. Huh
smI's swine, uullku their kin, have u
solid lioof, not dissimilar to' that of
a initio. They are, k'lowu us a mule
foot hog.
As a result of a Journey to Grnn
Hc on oiinday, local aullicn lties are
in possession of it complete still, six
gallons of finished moonshine prune
whisky mid between 40 and 50
pounds of mash found in the cabin.
A total of 522 nccldcnts were re
ported to tho state, industrial ac
cident commission during tho wouk
ending July 31, of which seven wore
fatulltie-J.
;.;a;i:mkxth is AxxorxciTi)
An announcement of intercut to
many La Graudo and l'cyidleton peo
ple is that of tho engagement of Miss
Jean Olive Jacobs to Hurley Itlchurd
son, which was announced recently
in I'ortland, where, .MIh Joccb.i lives
with hoi- parents, Mr. and Airs. Geo.
Jacobs. Miss Jacobs taught in the
1'eudleton grade schools a fow years
ago, fiml has slneu . her departure,
from here lived In l'ortluud. Blio Is
a giaduatc from the Lincoln high
school in Portland and later at
tended the Orison State normal. Mr
Hichurdiou Is a well known La
Grundo man und recently received
lib) discharge from service, ufu-r be
ing stationed for a year at Kelly
field. Tho wedding will take place1
AugiiHt 12, at Ihu home of the, bride's
S'urents. The guests will include
lose friends and lc.latives. The
young couple will mako Ih'cjr homo
in Lu Grande. 1'eudleton Trltiune.
Just -Arrived
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A new shipment of ladies' Voile "Waists, in Eleshaiiul
"White, mSde from the newest pattigns, some with larg
collars and stgue collapless. 'liese are by far the niosf
ritylisli waists we h,-ive had this season, and priced so
everyiine will ant one,
$1.49 and .
..v"X1f8'
Feather Pillows.....
"We have a large assortment of Feather Pillows, many sizes to choose from
and the covering is made from the best of ticking; priced 96o
$1.49 $1.98 $2.49 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 each
Pay Day
Overalls,
none bet
ter $1.69
Incorporated J
Summer
Parasols
98c
each
MAHHI AGK LICKNSKS ISSIKI).
The following parties nave been
issued marriage licenses at the cuuuiy
clerk's office:
To Wither Cole und Nvttis lirudley,
of La (Jrunde, on August 2.
To Charles Kay Wright anil Vivian
It. Muyfield, of Union, on August 4.
To Hurry Newberg and Hcssie
Curteman, of Lu Grande, on Monday,
August 4.
To I'eter Ohiudue, of Harney coun
ty, and Holly Doering) of Union, on
August i.
To Cluude Privett, of La Grande,
and Mary Hull, of Union Junction, op
Monday, August t. ' i
AltMDI) ML Ll ltK
X K.Alt CLlOMIJXC
HAN
I'AHI IS. Anir. Two laborms, one
of whom had two revolvers and the
othor a largo knlie. wiiro arrested
today near the residence of Picmier
Clemenccau by dejtcctlves, who Buid
their manner excited sus1ecIon.
As they wore being takn to the
police, station, a detectivo said, tho
men offered money for their release
They gavo their names as Hi nest
Vulhp Bi'.d Alexander Honnard. They
said thoy had an o'lgagenient witli
friends and relatives at a care In tht,
street whoio M. Cle,mcnceau rer
The possession of weapons they
explained by saying that some one
whoso name, thoy did not know com
missioned them to sell the weapons
for him. The men were held for
(rial on charges of caiTylng conceal
ed weupons, and attempted bribery.
Observer advertising wm brine
suits.
DOX'T WAIT
Take Advantage of n La (, ramie t ili
xen's K.K'rieiice.
hi,
lien the back besins to ache,
Don't ivlilt until backache be
conies ciiroiiic; .
'Till kidney trebles develop;
mi iiiitary troublia destroy
umuL s rest
lMoflt by i LaJGrando citizen's ex
porienco.
Mrs. V.. I
Mreet, says:
sptak too hiilil
I'tlls, for I If
thing their eo.uul when I have
in need of kidney medicine.
Sljepherd, 101 Spruce
I c-iuldn't begin to
of Ooan's Kidney
never found any-
been
Just
as soon as I notice my kidneys are
not acting as they Bhould and my
back feels weak, I take a fow dosep
of Dean's Kidney l'llls and they re-
i.
lievo the, itrotiblo. Doan's are - a
family renieUy for kidney disorders
in our Jiomu iud always give good
results.
1 Ice fiOc. at all dealres. Don't
ylmply usk for a kidney remedy
get Do.m's Kidney Tills tho sartin
thet M.-s. Shepherd had. Foster
Uilburn Co., Mfgis., Iluffclo, N. Y.
Little enmcrns and Kodaks, and
big ones as well. Every style of ft
maciiino piicrp from $2.13 to $60.
A completo lino of camoia supplies,
printing frames, developing trays,
dark room lamps, tripods, and every
thing that i3 used for tho making
of good picturep at
8-6-tf.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANDC.OREOON.
&j Purposeful
Saving
To save money
is not in itself a
k'oal. Its greatest
value comes
through the estab
lishment of regular
habits of careful
living.
Holding Down High Prices
This store has established the reputation of FIGHTING THE HIGH COST OF LIY1XG and we
w ill never let up. (Luick sales and small profits is tho policy we intend to maintain in the future, as in
Ihe past. 'v
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Just Now We Call Your Attention
.It. 15. f;i
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to the IMG SAVING we offer vou on M
known from coast to coast Alaska to Afiexico.
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jicciii wtiotesaie lu ice, and we earnesii urge v
guaranteed, or your Money refunded
inious cot Ice a high grade, national! v known brand
p bought tons and tons of this coffee far under tho
u to buy your fall and winter supply now Every can
lild wlio is
taught to savi- find
at matlirit v, a firm
No On Complairu About Things Biny "Slow"
Arennd the llouse Wher Thers'B a Viclrola
or Edison
Cf) -Th.c
(f) taught i
at mats
fi'illld.iiiol) ready
dsj for the raituve str
i V-
I lis fut ure- is
assured and insured.
Is vours
Start on the right
road by opening. a
savings tii'couiit'
witli tlii-i insti '
tutioit. v '
.Wop in and lar niusr by flip, world's
tiot iainous jiTtisu; the nrjt time
you're our fiorv
, .
'Avil t us explain how easy it i to have
Vila jriusjit' in your htu, nht nay.
j: United States
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I'nited StatesV Tak
CEVEON, blat or JAPAN, green
47c
a iiund ItJ oz. full weight.
Half Pound 25c, 8 o. full weight.
Vou can pay more for Tea, hut you
cannot buy a. bettor quality than
THEE TEA.
M. J. B. COFFEE
NOW.
...52c lb
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