"1919
TWO
Gossard Corsets,
$3.00 to $12.50.
Si
Color acorns t
be tlfe creed of
muny if the new
est Ulorj.se, color
neither vivid nor
Hubdui'd u ''hap
py mwliuum" in
tones, beautiful
in theiniK'lveB.
Vviet d al $1.98 to
$15.00.
IIOKlKbY .
Correct for foot
wear filth ions for
fall, is an im
portant riY'tnll of
the wardroJie pro.
vided here, in new
collections, 50c to
$2.1)0.
CIIII.IHIKN'S .
SIIOICH
If you hnven't
brought your
child run in to sue
our new shoes,
you nro doing
them nn injus
tice, nml your
selves ni'0 them.
$2.75 to $!i.OO.
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LADIES' SHOES
$4.00 to $10.00.
New Fall Fashions Suits and Coats
Shown Here
permit every woman to select garments wilting her individual taste. The
fctaitor .CotttiH your tvpe that lias -that 'iticula.r something'' that is you
it will he easy to find here among the many new garments that have ar
rived in the past few days. 1 f you w ould select a Coat or Suit to express
your individuality there would he no hotter time than now.
po a'tr $32 00 T0 $85-00
surT.ZZIZ.ZZZZZZ.7 $.45.oo to $75.00
NEW &I.WVRS
The new gloves
are here, in th
upproved styles
and favored col'
on for fall, 1U19,
and here is a var
ied and interest
ing assortment.
7.ric to $3.25.
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I ' N D E R W E A R
Athletic Under
wear for women,
cut simply and
finely mail. It
in liked for its
simplicity, which
iti not only pleas
ing but practical,
$1.00 to $2.25.
I iiw't'HHury to Improve the pr tit nation
of the plf,'iir oi the scto.m ho t..ut
there will be no problem of Ubv. inid
no over-at mint rig of the eyes of t'l.U-
I dren a 4lia.cu.1y no,t yt ovennmc.
! Have when equipment nnd oporntltm
are the very best. 0
Bald -Cagleg -Phottraphed I
A. 8. Do( kluiiii, pliotoKmplier of the
Lufuyette National mrk, bus siircef.
; ed In mnkliiR a photograph of two
1 young btild -eaelea In their newt mur
Kuffle lake, Mulue, In the topoof n V-'
11 HI pie. 50 feet fyim the Krouml. Mr,
Dockbnin r.ft, a platform on whlrh
a ladder wns rained. The bidder -top
wns 00 fctt above the Kfound iutl
rommnnded a fine view of the nest.
He clamped bis com era on the holder
and led a strlne from the shutter to
the crotch of the treo about '20 feet
lower, -llere he remained and watcb-'d
the nest. In order to obt;Jn the pb -toKraphs
lie was forced to remiHn In
the tree for five hours.
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Labor Day
TJllS STOJ1K AVITv HE CLOSED AU, DAY
.LAiJCUJ DAY. ' .
. Suoi.lr Your AVanlH Saturday to last
Till Moifday. . .
Milwaukee's "Medicinal" Water.
The city of MllwuiiUec 1ms Im-n
RTently liotliercd with a peculiar Iiko
In IU (lriukliiK wati-r. The water Is
obtained from (lie lake am! Is rttlorln
ati'd before fllstrlliiitlon. At first It
was thotiKht that the chlorine produced
the taste, but a series of tests proved
that this was riot the source or con
tamination. Thoro skeins to he soine
connection between the Intensify 6f
the taste and the direction of the
wind, and dually the source of trouble
wns located In a couple of plants, one
three miles away nnd the other fel'ht
u.l.es away, which wore producing coi.i
tar products.
KRPAH ATE
KIUKTS
Here the school
(rirl will find just
such skirts as
she adores, plaids
of fcrey color,
K001I looking
plain materials,
all well tailored,
$5.98 to $19.50.
Somebody Said--
"A l'OOIl CORSET WOULD SPOIL THE KICU L'E OF VENUS," and there's many a figure which
Jicods hut Uhidlv grace and hcautv. Corseting the h ard-to-eorsct is one of the specialties of our Corset
Department. The little corset room makes a delightful place to visit any day. Gossard Corsets $3.00
to $12.50.
Circulating News.
Toast 1 see the pro rata share of
the money In circulation In this coun
try In tZ4M nearly $j more Uiau It
was a year ago.
Crliusoubeak Well. I can account
for that extra five circulating. I thinx.
"Well ?"
"I had $3 a year ago." Vonkr
Stutesui&u.
'Sunday Morning Observer
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REMEMBER!!
Monday Night, Sept. 1
ARCADE THEATRE"
THE
Fred Siegel Stock Company
Present
THE COMEDY DRAMA
"Bought And Paid For"
riilC ES (iSc plus 7c War Tax, total .75c
4")c plus ')( War Tax, total : 50c
31c plus 4c War Tax, total ...35c
All 7.1c seats are now on sale; get your tickets and
avoid disappointment.
Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
Eastern Oregon's Big Home Paper.
Is Your Youngsters
Ready For School?
This Is Headquarters For
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You can find everything your young
step nerds., for the new school tei.ui.
right here iilnir extensive slock, ex
. , iii . .
ee4iseiiooi dooki
1 ' ENSLU LEI f S,e N C I LS, ERA S-.EKSj'-Ol'STAIN
1T.NS, TA MEETS.
J'TC. . "-;
If you can not come personally, just
send the kiddies down with a list and
they will he given as careful and i tnirt
eous attention as if you came yourself.
RULERS FREE
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
i -
nun liii ItuiiiWiil tliut tliev ni-e. for
more of faot, luformution and Instruct
tlnu In the lllm service to this ntfe,
! and less of hysteria, emotionalism,
, ci.eap faree and thrill Is u desideratum,
asserts Omaha World-! lernld.
' The classes In Kcinji-nphy w'l s0
the motintalus, the plains, the rivers,
animated by such life as Is peculiar
i to them. They will sec the natural
products of various countries belli
cultivated or gathered. Before theui
i will appear companies of the Inhabit-
j aiitx of each. In front of the eyes will
roop Uie wild uuluiuts ot which they
: see only the. flat prlil tu the books. I
They will see jfxportji niuyliu; unt lUid1
i liiiports luovliijs u. ;tbc woVH jrt .the)!
' wharves, the currying to the seaboard,
the lnden ships plowing the ocean. It
I will he like taking them traveling over
the earth to learn what It looks like,
nnd they will p-t the vivid Impression
that Is made on the eye. and their
memory will be associated as by a
Jiersnnal recollection.
As for history, millions have been,
able to see on the screen the luimicu
tnuj history that has been In the
uinliliiK riming the last fey years the
cmnps'nnd cantonments, the marching i
columns, the moving ocenn transports, 1
the busy Blilp.vards, the construction I
and factory work of the war, the hat-
terles In action, the destroyed cities,
the flight of refugees, the command
ing llgurcs whether nn the field or In
the government cabinet all the scenes '
of wnr, of war'swept countries,
glimpses of wretchedness nnd the mln- j
istratlons of comfort and mercy. Here- !
after a film record of the more nota- ;
hie historical events will be kept for i
what will be both the entertainment j
nnd the Instruction of after tcuera-j
uons. ', t'.l i i:- .' i
Jt Is gnjng to .bn big worl tp st
thr. mminff nti'tlire InNtiitlfl n't n jTom-
nlon iMiulpment for eiViicntional work
In the schools. Schools will havo to j
have the lllms nnd the machines, nnd ;
they will require men. teachers or not,
to uperate them. This slgnltles thut a '
great development of moving picture
fnclllty will huve to be made )n all
the appllliucos and twhnlque connect- :
el with the exhibition of the pictures.
The moving picture will overflow from
the theater jlnto tho schools, for It ,
would be Impossible for the thniters '
lono to di the work. It will nlso be
, flLP.IS IN SCHOOLS
-
Writer Sees Vast Possibilities for
Moving Pictures. "
Vlsusllied Orography and History
Among Subjects Which Would
Clato the Eager Attention of
Pupils of All Ories.
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Vlsmillred gcgrophy. It to bcHcTml,
will tf.Mit the maps a good deal fur
ther than a rjve bird beau a stuffed
one.
Likewise, visualised history, It Is ex
pected, will ligut (he unrrntivcA of tho
iHMiks, wUlch we sometimes say, when
they or written by a graphic wriiVr.
wake the dead past live again. But It
Is visualised history' that evil I Indeed
rvsurrocl the imsl, so far as u moving
pvaturv cnu make n scene that Is past
and gene real again. Kor tjieso terms,
erlsuallKed geiici-aphy and vjualli'd
history, are ised with reference to the
lsslbllltes and the development .of
the moving picture. m
The preshlent of one of the big iji iv
lsg picture comivanles has been talk
ing very eloquently shcut the tini of
the film In the tch.Mvls nnd surely be
brings Ive-fore our lmai;hiatUu n t?iou.
sand school rooms (pll, lint of lanculd
but of eager pupils. Kdui'titors are
thinking about the same thlogpaud we
The Balance
To Your Credit
in your hank aeeo'uut represents your
progress. It increases your earning capac
ity and gives you a feeling of independence
' und Security.
"We offer you the Best of Service
and Solicit Your Account.
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La Grande National
Bank
' CATITAL AN 13 ijl'liPLrS, $21.-,000
' ' Estahjished 17. .
ISpUfU), KELIAHIJ': and PKOCKISSlJfE
AY
AT LA GRANDE, OREGON PRESENTING
Watkihs-Warner Aero Circus
Exhibitions and Passenger Flights Daily Throughout Entire Week, by Army
Aviators with a Government Curtis Airplane, and a Parachute Drop by Sergt.
Cadden. ' ' . '
' ALL Til E WEEK SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
W ' I i. Uia.4
Babcock & Ryan Greater Shows
i j FJf The Premier Attractions of the Northwest, Including
" Capt. Bell's Deep Sea Divers, Royal Hawaiian Village
The world of Wonders, "Danger," '
Don Filano, the Horse With a Human Brain,
Mysterious Mamie, Underground Chinatown
The Solomon Islanders, Big Eli Ferris Wheel '
NESTER'S MILITARY BAND. '
. Jumping Horse Carry-Us-All,
A SHOW WHERE "DECENCY FIRST" PREVAILS. '
Look, for the $10,000 Veiled Beauty
BRONCHO CONTESTS MY NOTED RTDKKS, AT FAIR GROUNDS
Big Wrestling MatcTi
FREBERG vs. HOWARD
STAR THEATRE, 9:00 P. M.
MONDAY. Two wrestlers of
feampionship Class.
'.UNDER AUSPICES OP THE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
" of La Grande, Oregon.
SEND IN NOMINATIONS F0RQUEEN OF THE LABOR FESTTVAT
To Dan Brown, S?c. Central Labor CouncU o
o y
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