La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMOOT " vr nnsNDi? eventjw observer FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ft, 1919 .OL. - il Are You Coming : To Tfie Carni;al ? Of Course You Are 0 Everybody is coming to La Grande, MONDAY, SKPTKMHKR 1. Tho Labor Day Festivities amj Street Carnival wlifch lias been arranged will jiroVide pleasiye for all , You are invited to wake our store headquarter while in towji Make appointments to meet your friends here;' ' leave your 'paekages here, too, if you wish We want to assist you in having a good time, so don't hesitate to ask us for favors, hifornmtion regarding the town, etc. .f you should wish to purchase drug store goods, you'll , find them here iu right quality and prices- You'll receive the same prompt and courteous attention whether you come as a. customer or a visitor . ' HKMEMHKR Till? DATE Sltt'TEMIJEIi 1 MARK YOUR CALENDAR. SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVIN SNTAPP, Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40 "SERVICE IS THE TILING." PORTLAND MAN GAINED 30 LBS Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs. SHERRY'S LAST SHOWING TODAY Metro's Special, "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME" With King Baggott Also A COMEDY and I'A'J'HE WEEKLY. Tomorrow Only Peggy Hyland MISS ADVENTURE In which a rich girl finds happiness iu a poor fishing village.-' Also. CHARLEY CHAPLIN and M I'TT and ,1 EPF roiP3'i,A.D m. has o gim:d :io I'oi xds Collins Says KverylKHly WJio Kuous lllm la Talking Alxut 411m Imple ment Since Taking Tunluc. 'Tauluc lias made such a big In) prnveiiient In .my condition that ) feol al well iu aw;ry way now, as 1 cVr did In my life, and 1 huvo uc tuuMy gained thirty pounds since i coimnun'jed taking It," said F. T. Col Una, who lives at 572 Uorwiclli St., Portland, OntKon, a fuw duys sko. "1 beaan to have indigestion about three yearn ago," continued Mr. Col linn, " and this condition Just kopt on KettijiK worse all tho tinip until 'fin ally H b'trume chronic. My stomach was In Mich bud cbndilion tliat every' thing I ate disagreed with ma and caused me to suffer afterwards. Gas often formed on my btomach, and 1 would have the worst sort of cranrp- ing spells, and sometimes 1 would be so nausnated that f could not re tain what I ate. 1 also Buffered with pains In tho small of my backhand if 1 stooped ovor I could Imrdlj straighten up again. I was badly con Htlpated all t! time, and would of !ten have headaches that Would Iub' for neatly a week At a time. 1 fin ally got so wouk and run down that I had to give up my Job. Then mi nerves went back on hie and 1 nev er got a good night's sltop after that jl leu juii, i mm jusi. uiiuul i i;iiiii-li the point where I was a norvour wreck. "I didn't think any medicine would I do me any good, b jt I thought 1 would try Tanlac anyway, nnd to iiuy Hiirlirlse. 1 bogan to improve by the time I had finished my nrst Dot tle. Well, from Unit time on, I Just kept gettinn better right ulons until I am now aft well and strong as ' ever was. I never ball a better up pctito, and can Jt Just anything I want without suffering afterwards I lintiit?v hnli.ivft IllV stomach Is I ' as good condition as It ever was. The pain has left my back too. 1 an' : never constipated now, and those aw fill hoadaches are a thing of the past My nerves are s steady as a clock land I get In eight or nine hours good rostful sloop every night. I havo rc i gained all my strength, and have .gained so much fa weight that every body who knows hie Is talking uboti' I It. I nevor loso chance to suy good wild for Tanlac.'' Tanlac is sold in l.n nranTo by Sil vcrthorn & Richardson I'nuf Store; in Union, by I,. A. Wright; in North Pow dor, by L. A. Russell; in Klltin, bj Scott K. Harris, and in Telocuset; b; Telocasct Grocery Co. Adv. Don't forget' to reserve your tick ets for the Wrestling Match. i- Ingenious Excuse. Wlly'i mother wni pnrHcular that be should day his prayers upon bended0 knee before irtlrtn-r and- on-gold night she was surprisnj to find tlm slready In bed when she stepped In bis room to hear Mm repent his prayer. "Why, son, you bsent said your j prayers," she began, but he Interrupt- ed her: "Oh, yes, mother. I Ibit; : I sold them In bed, but I got In Just I as uncouifortuble position al I ceuld." Gate for Stairs. . , Procure a piece of heavy Canvas and hem t' flt the required space; sew a snap book to each corner. Place two screw eyes on each aide of the, hall, one as near tbe floor as possible, the other In tjie width of tbe canvas from lower one. The canvas Is read ily snapped in plsce on the screw eyes, forming an effective gate. With ! a screw In the banister tbe gate can be snapped out of tbe way. when tbtf kiddles are in bed. Don't foiget to reserve your tlik- ots for the Wrestling Match. Making It a Family Affair. Junior was much Interested la hie mnfher's approaching marrl&ge. A short time before the dnte set for the wedding; his mother was 111 with ton sllltls. Junior was In distress and go ing to his mother he said: "Mother, hurry up and get well, for It won't do for you to be sick when we marry Itlcnard." Expression Easily Understood. Are sticks really cross, and, If SO, why should two sticks he pnrflcnlarly cross? Hold the two sticks before yon to form the letter X or the cross. Tt Is from this rnther cheap trick sid poor pun that v?e derive the expres sion that a person is as cross as two sUcka. "Don't ii ni I Jan Mm . Delay BUY EARLY; BUY NOW, and Savje Mouev . on that new FALL COAT or SlMTv We arc j selling many new Suits and Coats each day.' t "Why1? Because our prices are right ! and you ;V don't have to wait for a special sale. We invite ., you to come and see1 what we receive each day by express. ',' ' ' Baby Flannel Our Fall and Winter supply of Baby Flannels are now complete. We have several pieces to., make your choice from, in all wool or part wool. . ; PRICED 49c, 98c, $1.49. "I Men's Pay Day Over alls, none better, $1.69 riutisTiAN s ikm t; socnrrv. Sunday service at 11a. m. Subject 'Christ Jesus." Sunday school at 10 a. in. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 i 1 o'clock. 'Vices- The reading room is opi n to the ; Corner First and Washington public Monday, Wednesday and Sat-1 Incorporated PHONE . MAIN ... 67 urday from 2 5 p. m. All are welriinie to attend our sor- HAITIST III ItCII. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Mrs. E Happcrset, superintendent Thursday, 8 p. m. All- members are Preaching, 11a. m., by Rov. Mark earnestly requested to' be present as i Noble. business of Importance will come b. Regular monthly nusiness meeting fore "lis meeting. ' '; Tho McLeiiy. giisoltno schooner it) t sea, scun hliiK for any posaihle ro inaiiiH of tho ku sol mo Hchooiwr Uitsll- cr, which hurnt'd off Cuje Blanco Ir.st SunUav News of tlio ili.iiistcr In nieaKcr. but Lho four in-n on board ivicaped la a Bin till skiff carried op board) i . . ; I J. N. UurcosH, rrci'iiliy si'Uclod by (ovornor Olcott to succeed L. j Thompson ;ih u utoiubiM' of the slu.' i liiuhwny coiuiiiis.sioii, titfornii'd tin1 li'x'cult i' by Idler thut he would ac Jropt tho position. Mrs. Harah J a no Cuiitiiiin.4, piomuM of 1H4 5 and within 0110 month of bo il r 1 1 yi'iirs tM aj;o, diul at her li'imt1 ti: OhoHtor, Montana, on August 11 and w; ttni lm) ton day. la lor at W os ton Mrs. Cummins niado hoi home in rmutllla county for main yearn. School Books Our Lists for "the New Adopted School Books can be had on application. Kc! what Villi Willll .-llnl lll:lLn can- i.iii-- . .......v .nrni Jm- chay.' as early as possible ami avoi.l tho rush 4 i ouiit t lio cost mul hrinj; the c;fsh. ' are acting as (listrihulors and (wnnot hai the i w hooks. o We Newlin Book & Sttopr Ca Harvest in lniatiltn enmity fs i'bnut kt pent complete nnd all the fariuei s u nov lii.;y x ulinu Jieir rajn t i tho v;n i hnjiso.'. In Uh.vh they win have coniplotod their I haolltm and will )i; ve notMim to do until noediiiR limo. .Kcpnr's remind in from tl.e various wiirehnnsofi In dlcate thut about 4,.'Mi0.i00 ImshoU-woi-o raited hi the county this year. Holwvon 10 aid 1 nor cent of thU lumouul ia being shippfd in bulk. CROWDS! CROWDS! Our.store is doing a reinarkaljle run of business no let-up from 8:00 a. in. to the closing hour. The community appreciates our effort each day toward Reducing the High Cost of Living-La Grande's UnimlUishStonfappm-iatcs the patronage of every man, woman and child in La Grande and L moii county O L If S U I'l'O liT has made this st-tre-YOUlf KTOKK tho most talked-of storq in hastcni Oregon A e are endeavoring to do our part each day YOUR STOKE UNDERSELLS PEACHES, ELBERTAS, CHOICE, Five Box Lots . 95c TOMATOES, Guaranteed, Five Box Lots g5c Canned California Tomatoes : $1.67 dozen CCanned Minnesota Corn : 15c can $L67 rfoMn Del Monte Catsup, large , 23c bottle M. J. B. Coffee ,.r ;. , 5-pound can, $2.50 Soda Crackers 38c package-Why Pay 45c? V i (H'lf STORK WILL JE CLOSED ALL DAY XEXT MOXI)AY-La (irande's Uiggest and Best Day ..I the car. Anticipate Your Wants Grocery Wants AT ONCE Place vour orders Early lor Saturday's Delivery Extra Clerks, Extra Service. j BIG STREET PARADE .MONDAY, LABOR DA Y, 10:00 A. M. THE "BLUEBIRD" WILL BE IN THE SKIES 3:00 P;M. The greater Hooverized Grocery ti s.o, THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE. ' 1 Where the e Btors ' ;,,ri"" SAM HARRIS, Prop. : ZT, aTZ ' ' ' :V ' : ' . ."8 Hi..r. i 1 4 trnion TWO MAIN LINE PHONES :: :: :: :: - matw 90 Bo j Really No Problem at All. ! Tho qurstlon of lho wolcht of a II I: In wutt-r whs sottlctl ovtr 2.0 y.-nrh KO. II Is s:iltl Unit Clmrlt'S 11 of Isnd once sssrd tnr a solution of tho proMrm as to why a (mil of water fthonli! wolph no moro aftor a llvi fi'i wns iMamt In It taso before. The ren wins ascribed hy scientists we.ro wiiny, tint no definite ronvlusloris wei-e reached. Flnnlly one wnn, awe rr'" llriil thiin the1 others, tried the eiteif. meat and dl-OTeriHl thnt the woIkV Increse4 Jel is iivJH si the fl.-h welga!.. OBSERVER ADV.ERTISlNGwIil brinn rwults. ri-S Nsvr for tk Idltor. 'ilvrmy strl nnnied K.fte hns a dl'T-T-eat sy iellln(; Catherine, an-i It's drendtid thlrj If tha newspnper .sa't happen to spell a girl s 8:tim' W J.-cll aul4lcan. . f!KICM&TfHA:m9 P... ..ai rin-ciM IHAVion IIKOP 'irt..tl a mOw.nl.lia 5lM.lhiiiKH fii SAY Both of our markes will be : closed all day ' MONDAY, SEPT. 1st i-aoor May Buy meat upplic Saturday to ' lat two days TtlC STILWELL MEAT Cih Andrew's Variety Store Make Waslidijy More Pleasant, l.y Purchasinir some of the Necessities of the Hash room, at Reasonable Prices- No. 0 Galvanized Talis No: 1 Galvanized Tuls :. . 2 Galvanized Tuhs . No. 3 Galvanized Tubs Iritis Washboards - - $1.23 - $1.49 $1.73;; - : .:.$1.89; it H-..,.. , 1 C!J . 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