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Ladies' Oxford Shoes...
Men's Oxford Shoes
Just in, a
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HILL'S
Try Our
MA'PI.E'WUT
CARAMALA ICE CREAM
Just try n .quart, these hot days.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
ait;;ii. i-di pi ii at tiim ail
fAIIIO TI'KHIIAY
nKAHTIKUI, Ktlml Clayton, Para'
luount alar, who In ntarrlua In n
Kcrecn verHlon of the lain Charles
Klein'H fanioim play of depai tinoii.
Htore life, "MiiKKia Popper," written
by finrdnor lliintlnK and directed by
Chester Wllhey, recently discussed
the life of department store women
Willi a reporter. Said MIhs Clayton:
"My sympathy Is Invariably with
the woman who la compelled to
word for a living particularly in
olin of the meat department tnren
of a bl(! city. To tin subjected day
lifter) day to the whliin of thought
less patrons, or the petty autociatlr
methods of superiors In the busi
ness must, he a dreadful tliiiiK for
even a p)ilei:matls person. To one
of nervous temperament It must he
tiehly unpleasant.
"1 think . Koodnomi, however, that
In -these latter days, there la a Ktoa
ileal more humanity heluu. ttrnctlied
In commercial life, that there In
mom harmony between employer
nnd employee. l)o you know, I
have an Idea that the fllnia are
leriTely responsible for that?
"You ace, the posslhUHioN of a
rJtl lu motion pictures have beeti
such that hundreds of yoniiK wo
men have been able to throw off tho
shackles and become more Indepen
dent. Tfie only tiouble is that the
Mipply exceeds the demand. No
Itirl should make n wild Jump at the
picture business. Hut for one with
beauty, talent und other reuiilsltes,
there Is unquestionably a chance to
hureeed.
"Yes, I think "everyone will enjoy
'l: ri:ie Pepper.--It la certainly a
human siory 'with o much sympa
1 1 v ami a kindly Hplilt. yet It has a
thrill In every neene, almost nnrt
t-lie cuuiub'tie Inlere.-it culminaten
lu n fine cllmat. 1 Ukcd the role
and the company was excellent, so
tliat lite picture ownht to be a suc
cess." "Marrjo Pepper" tells fhc stoiy
of a plucky girl in n bit; store that
b.m fallen Vehlnd the tlnuvi. The
mani'Ker hatin Mai:i:Ui and thlri
batij-d 1.1 Intensified when Jim llol-
biook, the owner, comes from
id. load ri'i'l takes a fancy to the ilrl.
lolbrook'. fiancee Is tb mannRr'fl
v-aid. which is an added smvee of
'trouble. She repudiates the owpSt
win 11 be is attracted ! Xf.cfa
TRen Marcle leaves und Roe shoine,
.'litticf llolbrook follows to i
her t iVlun. .
Mai:plo 4ins other troubles. Ilet
tbil brother's child, Claire, haf
li'ajii surrendered peif'Vco lo t'
other, who mSnies a crook. Tl
mot hi' i' Is nriesled for shorftftlnK
end Claire Is taken hack to IliKlie
elteleased fro- eusleiy, the womniiO
a o...T.j ...ii. I...-ii... i....
InHkinil Is f oinK to kidnap Tie a
' ' Ilolhrvioij, is St (he house. A ftiiht
cjiauep when the stepfather Conijj
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Oxfora Shoe
$1.50 to $2.89
.'.:..,$2.98
nice assortment of Oriential Table Covers,
'. $1.50 to $3.00
DEPARTMENT
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ICE CREAM
to sleul tho child. llolbrook In
sIlKhtly wounded but leelends It la
sorloua and mays lu bed In MnKRle's
home. Next day he demundK that
Hho niiirry him. And Hho finally
consents, because she has learned
to love the impetuous and handsome
owner of the store where she has
seen so much Borrow and hard
win k.
AUVK.NTCHK8 ;AI,OHH IN
"(if) WKST, YOl'Xd M.VV
Tom Mooro makes his third np
pemnnco as a star In (loldwynn
Plclures at tho Sherry's Theatre,
last showlnr: lodny In "do West.
YnnnK Alan" by Wlllard Mack.
Chosen carefully to present him to
his admlreta In a new Kulse, thero
seeirw I It t to doubt that he will, sur
prise And please them in the story
of a scion of 'Wealth who quarrels
with his father and stints out to see
Ilia world. It Is not from the win
dow of a parlor car that Dick
Latham does this, but from the
blind hHKr.nnc" of a freight train
In company with n crowd of hobotvi.
In a few Western town bis real
Adventures bexin, however, the flist
of which Is when tho office of sheriff
is thruit upou hlin by a Kelieinine,
porlitlcan who plans til use Dick mi
a looj id mask his own nefarious
dohiKs. Tho actions of the fonder
foot sheriff constitute the nios
amusing moments of "tlo West,
Youim Man."
Hut Hick Is as truo to himself an
he is to the rcwon-iibllit-ics of ri it
new Job r.ml when the time omen
he lefuses to heed the wutnlnir sent
him by ene of Hie men associated
Willi his supposed patron. Instead,
Hick becomes a real reformer, clean
I ii k up the towiii Seeliu; to It that .
rtuin Klrl. whom he 'wins for hii
own. Is not itoue out oi ner piopeuy.
Also shown "Thu Katzeujaiiiiiirr
Kids"- larloon.
Looking for Cat.
I.lttle Paul, nee seven, and bis aunt
were pluyliiK with the cut when H ran
under the buffet. Stoepliur down bis
aunt said: "I can see oily hN bind
nunrieri." Pnul ran to the other end
of the buff'it and hmklm; under ex
claimed: "oh, I can wee lis head
itunrlers.".
Hnlter WrTippera
Observer office.
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A E.oKEL LY
130feJF.FFrI!SON AYR
Come On In The
Water Is Fine
A (Miiiijdctc lino of Mf-n's, Wo-hh-d'h
iiiul ('liiMrAii'x HatliiiiK
Suits, in f;iin colors rtti4 fan
cy cornliiri.'itioTia, the the fol
lowing jirU'j-rt-y
Mens $1.50 to $7.60
Wonien'4 $1.89 to $8.50
Children's 50c to $2.50
Sale
Boys' Oxford Shoes $1.98 to $2.78
Children's Oxford Shoes, $1.19 $1.38,
$1.49, $1.98.
STORE
FROM ONE PLANT
MUST FOHTY-KOU SEED WHEAT
IN STATE IS HEKE.
Original plant From Which Cam This
Year'a Crop Waa Selerted
Four Yaarl A(.
f:asteun orkgon BRANCH EX
PERIMENT STATION, Union, Ore ,
Aujf. II. (Special to the Observer.)
The finest forty-fold seed wheat in
the stale wus grown In Union county
this year by Charles Playle, William
l.edbetter anil Duncan McDonald, all
of the Sniulridirc section, according to
Prof. (i. II. Ilyslop, of the Oregon Ag
ticulaurtl college, who Is touring the
state inspecting grain fields for seed
certification.
The seed used to grow this forty
fold came originally from a single
plant selected in pure line selections
at the Eastern Oregon Experiment
.Station in 11115. Two yenrs ago Mr.
Playle secured from the experiment
station a small quantity of the seed
that had been grown from this single
plant and by using extreme care hi
growing it he kept the selection pure
and produced a large quantity of cer
tified seed, a sample of which took
first prise at the State Fair last year.
Sufficient seed had been grown to fur
nish Mr. l.edbetter and Mr. McDonald
enough to plant about a thousand
acres and thus" from a single plant
this section has obtained a start in
the production of certifi"d seed.
The use of this pnrehred seed gave
an increased yield of more than teu
bushels to the acre according to Mr.
I'dbetter, whose yield on dry land
was over 4(1 bushelrt to the acre in
spite of the scarcity of. rttiirt'.iu itlrij
section during the growing seastifl.'1'
VrobrYMy Ml of the forty-fold wheat
grown hy these men will be sold and
used for seed this coining year. Cmm
ty Agent Pnul Spillman 1ms already
received a number of inquiries for lhi
certified seed.
BLACK m GULLS ADOPT
HOT LAKE AS THEIH HOME
( AI'ITI'ltIA IM.A AIMMTKI) AT
THE .SAXATOHU'M-A .J'.l.tlOll
CAR ATTHAtTS ATTFNTION
All, VINIPOItM ADMMtH lilt.
I'llY'S HHIUil OKI) CATTLE.
HOT LAKE, Aug. 9. (rlpoeliil)
"Once, tried, always used" has for
vMns been thoslnfiAn and "add" of a
popular remedf. hat the trite ravins
has Mover Been better exemydlflod
th'n it Is In the c!ie of the new
A Little Talk i
VULCANIZING
We want to call your attention
to cr vulcaniiig proicss first,
because at a paf riotie Atierictn
It ia youro duty to viake youro
present 0 auto and " motorcycle
tires go as far as possible. Sec
ond, we Sppeal to your Sense of
economy; you want to save til
Jjje money you can on tire
Third, ruleanliin'j: inovej
our worn tires.
IN BOHNKtSK AMP Ulf.PlNO
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THOUSAND ACRES
!"Ciif.ljlu'; kyi.ju. iiii a, at Oiel.rke liese days to -J ok, at'Dirhy'
clost. of ji (lint iJ running at I her! beautiful llofttulM Vows :y d
the JM J.uke M.uiao.'iinn.' Onn might inatiy are' tho ( xpn rt:;iunx or iidum
Ijo forgiven fur IihvJit' donlttitd thuution tlO doctor Is hearing about his
ine.itlnn of whither It would be, tin stock of purr Ii oil cattle, and they
the gncst, n rli; n : tur the he't'T certainly urofjwn: t anybody ' while
from l!io o.O mid ordinary order of :to stop off while passing to examine
.things, but afloi a ek of running it the herd.0
Is mifo to Bay Unit t'10 modern, well- I o 0
,oiganlr.iil Cafeteria, liaa Ouie to Amon'-ie the guests ai rived durin:;
e tOie past ftur days in Mr. ami Mrs
Beyond doubt It Ib popular with; Fred Murphy, of I'.n.ipllo. .daho.
Hie guests. GThcre. is little 'O n.jiwjih thci new rieree-Arrow nut ri
ll ouMe In getting a nice shining al l mobile y is a s 11 p. i ol v built auto
iimlnuin Ir.ty at one end f tho roun-j mohllo, as It should .10, , con ilderlnc.
ter, sliding It along a little pair of! that it cost in the n'i'Oiborfiind of
smooth metal 'ails, and on Its nliori $!i,00'i. Whilst p.nkliR; It le re it has
Journey up to tin.- fur.h iej;lster fill-ihten the. object of much cloni Mti-n-InK
H iy wll!l a HM"rtion of rhoico iion bv eve yone. iv!n tlK-nr days,
vlandH teniptlnvfi' dlfiplayed and ran converse, dlnir rind urine on
when reiiulKite kept perfectly hot byjthe thousand and one puns and
a niniiinr Btri'iiiii of near boiliiu,
wiilrr under Hie i-la.d nietn-l con
talneiH whirl) a;i
finite fixl in
many and onveu
ilie "hot press.'
Whilo iiiilforiiied Hcrviiiits help thejan'. piiysiri-iiiR for nearly two year;!.
iKuesln In their s loc.iiims and In the.Bri for-I'oitiand, where he emit' m
Hpara of less man one minute it lh ' platen practitluK l'is calling. Mrs
possible und usual to ret a lull moat
together and be enjoying the eatiiwc
i thereof at the tabkit adjacent. It
puts an end to the no Inconsiderable
time fonnet ly occtipi.-d by Hie wait
less making se"tnl trips to the kit-
'rhen ami, pantry, there to awiit the
ifllllnii of a tr:y for perhaps one
Kiitvl's o dcr. 'I'liis, in case of a walt
'ress tiavliiK t wait on perhaps eii'.ht
.or ten fiiiesla, niadu it a 1mm tini"
before alio Kot aroiiiid to find "u1'
what No. X wanli-u. All tins is now
done away with and nr. I'ny uini
self, In llioroui;llly pleased with lib
jown new arraPK' nieut which lie has
for a lonK time advocated, L lereiv
Hie the compliments oi a iioiise-niu
of the guests who would not wish
to go back to thB old order of
tbliiKS. Of course the Krlll room, ad
joining, is slill open with 'a la carte'
system and has lis own following
amoiiKst the cu'-sts who d"slre a lit
tle more Bervice.
It insy tiiithfully ho written that
the Cafeteria at Ili.t Lake i.s a suc-
rnis
Many people are railing at Ho'
out of every
lected croes
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' poiu!.s of the 'present np-t'i-d.itc car
Thursday luornin?, Ir. McAllister.,
wlir h.lH been nne of I". Phy's assist-
; McAllister arconilianied him
Youni; Cato .lolinn is about to art
the hlii raieliouse next to th : rail
road tract In condition to hoiis tie
Kralu crops of the immediate vicin
My.
Tfalf a dozen sray hark Jca r.nlls
have taken up their home nu the
east lake, where they mix up unit"
friendly with the rest of tho wale
' fow, iivlnK there.
Cauee for Rejoicing.
Leonard was walking with his nurse
(Hid met a friend of bis mother, who
nroceeduil to ciiotim' him In conv
. nn must effusive and enlivened
manner. On parting with her, I n-
ard was silent for a l"ti lime, and
then said with u ueutle sIl-Ii of thank
fulness: "I am so ulnil. Surah, that
I've got a nice, gloomy mother."
The Observer furnishes and prints
Butter Wrappers.
Observer advertising will Dring re
Units.
dollar col-
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Fkoae Us Yow Order Now
mf HGH GRADE
A Bargain
BUICK 1918 seven
passenger, new cord
tires, new spare tire.
Qparanteed good as
new.
R.D. Bade Auto Co.
Phone Main 94 219 Depot Street
La Grande Shoe Repairers' Price List
We, the shoe repairers of IGrande agree to maintian the scehdule
of prices on this list. Any party doing work under this list will be
published as a "scab":
MEN'S LIST.
Half soles $2.00 and up
Full soles and heels $11.75
Rubber heels 7uc
Leather heels 75c
Full leather heels $1.00
Toe caps, per pair $1.00
Toe pieces 50c
Loggers' calks ...$1.50 and up
Hob naiis 75c to $1.00
Full welt,? $1.50
Toe welfs, per pair 50c
LADIES' LIST.
Half Soles $1.25 and up
Turn half soles $2 00
S. C. KINOSLEY, L. J. French Shoe Store.
F. S. JESTER, dandy Building.
I. ARM ft LACKEY, West-Jacohson Building,
. ; ,! W. S.. SHOE -REPAIR. CO., New Foley IllJg. i
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Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs.
Ideal
felfsf Range 110 coal,no wowl you
Jttt ytrpr fotnl in the rooktT In-fore going to
i'liyrclj or camnin"; und whrn you comp
lutifce 4 dflk-ious nial, teihler rind juicy,
ownrts-'yoivand that is not nil, there i a
Bavins of more tlwn P jr cpnt of fuel cpn
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R'RKITURE
Phone Ula.-k 1241
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Full soles , $2 50
Rubber heels 75c
Leather heels 50c
Full leather heels. .1.00 to $1.25
Toe pieces, per pair 85o
BOYS' LIST.
Hoys' half soles, 0 to 5..
Little hoys', 2 to 4
Boys' heels ,
MISSES' LIST.
Half soles
Cliildren's half soles
$1.50
$1.25
. .50e
$1.00
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Turn rips 25c anil up
Patch 25c and up
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