La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1919, Image 2

u II,- I T" "-- "rl'UfK ..
TWO
SPKK IKIENDLY HALATIONS
direct lino for this business it' ue icr.
jO'-pare fur it. We can have it or P"
ft
w o
Iron, youewiJl find n 'ftieo assort incut of JwvVp
mackinaws in attcolyrs, models and sizes. The. as
sorftvicnt is quite pood at this time aniHhe quality
is the kjnd you will appreciate years al'ter.
Priced at, - ?. (X) An ?.0Q
BQT'S IN& J ATT 8UIT
'Another shipment of buy's Ion; pant suits have
just been received in t'he newest models, with and
without belts. ? ' 2 i i:V
Priced at' $30.00 to 30.00
BOY'S KNEE PANT SUIT3.
made by Ederhoiiner-SfiSir of Chii-Tvo, who make
a specially of good clothes lot
. X r
$22.50
V
Oo.i.o
1'riccd at JS$10.0hi
if
Address af0Tokio Ilcprecalini Though ! preparing the iuadjfoi-.fi, or )r.
0 ot yar wun I., ft. ..plauiliss. up by announ.itahircom.ng ciec
9 . 1 41011 that we do not tare fur S, tiy-
-leuting tno ponu issue.
W.
fan y.t t it I y
O"
e '
'I.KIo,'
.Sept.
'V
..,...u . .1 1 w ... t
tvo.ui it waLBiimdim toiii war u'ls i u . .. . ,. .
A (rood road o'ystem will henefi
in
gooal ron'W o ily
"f&.'-W" "um.H,m , Ty , h.,v; fi(,urC(1
. . - "' ' ...... the ht of un inv.stmeni.O.i.j c.i t
stawments thtit the fi.tircf e tv.n' .. . ,. ,, . ,,
a, - s , i must HM'irnMi na.ss joe Mlil '0-.V
o-ounlrie lie. ,n t eulUv'attni? of eco- fa f M, rotl,is ,, , l,.J.,
nomtc. W,anons ami .r ,y r- u (u,v t0 a1.th.it , (..(n
cou.yo h,:art.ly apo au,.d hatur- sce th.lt ,,,, if,c t.nr, ,-, , wht. .
tly t a luncheon Riven bjthc Amcr- we , vot Sit.,(,.iy ,.,,.,
lean-Japan society. 'nth"
: Viscount Kaneko, formerly special ! 9'
representtivy of Jarieri to the United I ,
; States, preside. The luncheon wa,l 0berw advertising wm brinrj "
Kiven irj honor of former United Stales "" . "
ScBntor Theodore h. r,uron, of fliilc.!
!aeut;na!f. -floloind Carl F. Haldwin
th American military attache nnd.D
P. lilnke, nn American business lea;l(;c
GEKMANS TO GET TANKERS
PARIS, Sept. . 2!). The sup-en
councij has decided to allow C' r;
the ui-g of 14 oil tankers ur.ti! th
DON'T WAIT
pUOER now; . '
I'riM-hA will son he gone. Te bave
KIJ:j li;r..SANU.CK-Vl'Uia), .
Ani'u lot of CVneord Grapes.
VE HAVE TLTE FRUIT AND. VEGETABLES.
Lu DO THE REST
':: 1 g
l!le,f,,w in. "-'"""""'"".contracted for in America has been 1 f-WVKir JSi H
Chamhe.lain'sTahl.-tH have restored; i,rC( . i . -; ' V. vlv., s4 4M--iSf'!V v3 S
to health ami happinc! hundred, who, The tnnkera then wi ,,0 ,mu, i'iJ a ; -.' " J&ifiif 4'1 'ait H
nes and coe-iii.:iti.m. If yod are) b J ' i ; ,f K Zf LT' H
Irouhled in this way, rive them a fial. j i-i.-Trnv rill.' $ &lt&&tlMji1 K
You arc certain to bc.plcnsc.l for they j" STO'kX PVyA.Hi! V? HGH GR ADZ EATABLES J$
BANKER
SPEAKS
WITH THE AMKItlCAX FRCi:
IN1 OEIt.MAXY. Ale; (!. ICorn
unmirlrnrn t.T tlm AnH .to,! Pre: -
ON GOOD ROADS; -a report froth Dre.sd' n Hays t!::1
KAWANNA TWINS UNDER
WEAR.
Fur frrowdn;,' yirls and hoys. Tt is made of
Li'ade .o wool stieciallv chosen for its
fineness and sli'eni'th. It is absolutely
noii-slninkahle.
Lackawanna Ts ins Underwear $2.00
I'leecerl Union Suits 1.25
See the Children's Bath Robes. Just In.
Hill s Depattoieni; Store
(Contlriud from Paye 1)
tachment ;it Cnxliavn. On the oili
er hand a number of officers p'n
.hore (i'y havo beoa trnnsforrod tc
pov. rnni'-nt i
,l:on(l to rnturn to Franco tli1 ?u
supi'rintoiMlcnt has appoahil lo V.cv
l!n for siihHtitutc dynamoM In on!'!'
... . i ti . ' .,..,( trnaty the Gorin:.n
i ., . i i . . i ,.(;.' 11 dyuiiuio.s in-d in u pi nr. Ti
mate, I have nut taken into consider
th . '. f t ff -j.i ii. . - !0 provide power for )rosdMi.
coo u i ti,, ,,j,.t f ..(
'..a 'vtn ' r..;..J ronhti.M;on,
. . i i i . i - i. ii The bVrinnintf of yhno-t overv ?
- ., "' . I ' ' , i i I ' u 'ons disoier is cnn-tiitat:n:i. If yo'i
of thtvse aavinifs tend to add to tno t , x . j . , .
.? f ... , want to erVioy god hp.'ih Vp yon
., '. , ft i . i i ' i i ; bowels r't;:ir. This is best irct
holovtlo vttlti-.j t hrtwrhfttt (Ho rnnn
ty. I have nlto taken into considcrn
jlha rity power plant which Linployi War and Navy Departments lll'e un"
'more than a thousand men, may lje;j5.r d. nMise of .Minister Noske.
oreeo to eoseun.n a m-w t.i l)y (,rmail naval or,,.,
a jiiimner o! hfit oni.ers wuu- u.ui.s- , ...... U1 ...... ......
ferred to tho coast guard at Wil- afloat, the three or four volunteer
lit'lmshaven and a coast uard de torpedo Jmat flotillas. .
tion the Value to the community of
the tourist traffic. . I
f nlifoniia is iho e-reatest cxamnl
t Wh.,t .m.if rr,,ni if i ' nwion. easy a:
commonly Called in that state, means
to the resident public. California
oper
m(V a it
its tllf
V,t
S ; FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GRANDE jj
plished by
but somet
and when tha
diet and eyercif, , :l
if dicine -is ik'i iVd ; ,!
j f'bambf Hain's
They are mild1
nciion. easy n:i
Hive theiu a tri:;!.
tjua'ter. Adv.
counts on the tourist crop with us ! ; x Y II AS
niucn ccri.ii i:iiy ur liinui'i .t u i
their wheat crop. It means millions
of d.dlars in ecune annually. We ate in
uiie, you wil! find ; 'jjjji
ts are orel!enf. ' '.
! pentle in h"ir
di"isant to t::!.r,
They o:iV. r :i
RUBBER GOODS
SPECIAL
SPECIAL Thi8 week onlyeto our display
Windw
PUTMAN 8 DRUG STORE
The Retail Store
! way.
A mcssnsro Sunday night from Pit
perieir, Nebruska, said un nutomobilr
answering the description of the one in
which thti:robber.s escaped from Smith
Center had" been found near there,
badly wrecked. Five Smith county,
Kansas, officers, the message said
were trailing the robhos.
ltt'K'.dar Meeting of
E I. K S
This Thursday Evening
Amendments to Cn'nd T.odge Cnn
slitution to be vit"d on.
A. 11. CIIEUKY.
0-2 t. tSci:ietary.
.NO XAVAD EOIIC
WITH TIIR AMCUfCAX EOnC!
IX GERMANY, S pt. 2. (Cone
spondence of The As.oriaf- d Pr -j!
Tim old sharp distinction iM-twi-'i
the German naval nnd German mil
itary forces Is disappearing:. Ar t!;
navy has virtually no ships, th" nav
nl forces and men are lam -ly avail
j able for shore duty.
Aeeordlns to Information reach
ing the American army hendu.ii't-
joi-s in Golden, at the present tim
such volunteer naval uni's an ni::
servo practicnlly as troops aloii. tli
(coast, nnd transfers f n.;val ni'-n tc
land from tln neiehvear .or n
; tional army, r.re in (i"'a. Tji:s i
jiuade e :sy v the fjiel th:ii bolh the
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GRANDE
R0NDE PROPERTY.
m, on Abler slpe.
idem home, worth .S,flfl(, barthvornl
Oiiv of the finest 100 acre, irrigated farms in tho
statV. three and one-half miles west of Enter-
l.i-iA
Has
Int. basement, modern barn mid other
A n'ood variety, home orchard, 13
cut SO tons of hay, 70 acres 'grain,-
lure, all tillable. All irrigated, fine
water right. Price, 20,000.
PYRAMID LAND CO. 1314 Adams Ave.
, wrest
lne, nl
loors.yenw
luiildiiV-s.
icres aiV-ill'i
balance NyJ
IS
ROGERS
of nnythlni like it. Honestly, in three
ilaya after lietran t:ik i iijc it 1 notie
ml a chanirifor the lietter. I tun nine
niwn it nnmn
on me fifth l.otlh' t T-nl-,. tin I K,i..
llitcluallv lratl'1 eirhteett tionod Tin
' medicine hiu
, life and luti
1 a different i
i i jrood ntenls
trotihleH it n
r...i.ii, l- . ... .. I 1
union i rjii .tieni or itreno i-or I tt : fut ther.ttirn
learn t.inim IH I'ihiihIh Si:ie i rs nrt, p(.tf(v
lahinK l.inlac. ti! iKht lo
' i my health s iis
, ' lihd I ant ju-Vso tliiinl.fid for whn'.
''No one could ?oo' the wondertul Tanlnc haH done for nie th.-it I w-itn
ehanire that han t.d iix place in nn lo teU everyhoily nhont it.'
iltirinir the past few Jcok nnd d.iuht : Tmilae is .sold in I n rtr.vti.re by Sil
Tanlnc being n irrain if medicine," soid vertliron iltnc store; In I'tilon. Iit
Mm. Louise Kiwis who esidei tit A. Wrlttlil; In North l'nwdei'. In
41117 Ilrooklyn aveniie, tf Anirolct. Ittmu'll; In Elttln hy Scot) K
I'al., in tin intcrvicAv, yreeentlv. .Mis .Harris, ji ml In Telocanet, hy Telom
Hojrers lived for sit ya ra.it t Wcntf '!;,'l tlforery I'll. Adv.
cnee, vtasnmmotij inii inr ninny
just lencwed my whole
me Jo until 1 am like
rson.l am enling three
on ,oort iiimi :iinjinii
'rtii jl' with iran or any j
of indigestion. My nerv
; f:ilm ntnl t?ov 1 steep
)ll;o n .child.. In fact, 1
lo he lust prefer
friends th ere, as, Vf.dl as those in t'al
ifornin, Kill jre uiiid to-burn of her
complete recover
"I have heen U perfectly wrrK.ied
henlth for the iitst four years," she
continued, " aiiKl had brconu almost
n nervous nnd'itJiy-icnl wte.k. I tisf
fered from nervous indigestion, liver
ROUMANIANS lI!lN Oi l'.
Ilrilish Intercept Altemptcd Sei'itre
at Itiidapest.
' VIENNA. Sept. S!.-The Roumani
an attempted lo sei-.-e the t. Ii.phonc
eipiiptnent at the palace nl Ittioaeesl,
trouble nnd disordered kidneys, and 1 'i'or.linir to dispat. hes from that city
(lout heliev;e I had a well day in all 'he palitci nttendauis. however warn
those four years. J had indigestion jn ; bi timeB. tenioved the instttimenV
, ita worsf fom mid every time. I ate 'ami gave Diem to tin, Ameticatf mis
nnythinir I would hlo.it up with ca'ien.
until I whs nttsernlde. Eor.over two! 'NVhen the Roumanians nrrieed, the
; yenri I did not cut any brgl. milk or' ndvices say, a smalt lirilish tlelacli
( meat, and just had to live on the very ! nient w-iah fived havomds compelled
'lightest of foods. I fell off twenty thrjtl to leave the palace grounds?
. Iliiunds in weight nnd suffered so 'Oitii '
, pain and nervousness that sleip wr.s
almost bnpossiblr for me. I was under
treatment for eighteen months but j Itandits l oot Hank nl Smith Cenlc
keptVetlio.r worse in place of hctlo-l Kansas; Later Rattle iih Officers
until I just hcrnme no discouraged and;
despondent that 1 lost nearly all hope
of ever totting any better.
t "In April of this year my condi
tion Ti
ROIUfriiS KILL MIEHirE
eeamo sn0serious thnt my bus
fll'IHK ROCK. Neb.. Si pt. :'.". Am
thorities nt '"''(J' R-'cV were notified
Sunday that a bank nl Smith Center.
Kiinsnft bail been ro'2?ied some time
bOid Ihenght I win R-oitiR to die. He Saturday, and in a fight with the rob
finnlly dnrlded a henlOa resort might I ber SheiO f O. II. Munger lo ! beep
V'P me, but 1 was so low I hart to killed and another man wound.. Kan
hf enrrieil u! haviPan attendant all wis nfflrers PVel (he ronslah'e a"
tno timoj HjyiO then that I was per !t place to secure help and guard the
suaiiQl by B lady fromancouvor, P hri.iOacross thOriver near the state
. to iry laniur aim got n0'rst Iwt line as it was believed the robbers, two
Well, I have nevopseen or hearc, or three in niimOr, were hetul.d thif
jtlo,
Read.
I MIS - L
t 11 -9
ar
It will be seen by looking over the table of payments following this paragraph
that the average increase of taxation per thousand dollars of assessed valua
tion of property is but a lit 1 1 - more titan four dollars. The first ytt.r lac in
crease is but half a mill. The l'tuirt h year t lie increase is; but two mil's mm 1 i i.e
highest point reached is bill six and a iiiartcr mills. The roads will have b.'
gnn to pay their way long before the hiuh point has been reached. Kr!vu
bcr. the bonds are paid out at the expi latioit of the twenty-year pei'iod. A hile
we have tweiilv years m wiiu-u to viav Ii rthe roans. v have the use ol taeiii
from the time of their colt st ruetinn. :
TABLE OF COST TO.RETIRE $1 ,4f;S 000.QO WORTH OF ROAD
BONDS FORxUNICN COUNTY CARRYING
FIVE PER CENT IfflTERE'ST. '
Mills 1! i"
The Toggery . .
Now iii our new quarters and offer the trade the
best line of Men's Furnishings in the city. Gooif
dependable merchandise. Ladies' and Men's
TailorVg. We make Suits if'lj.OO up. Chicago
Suits. .-VS.-lO un. measured In- o l.,;i.. ,i
i i ' i .."."i. 1 1 in
guara nli Vd lo fit bt furc it 1, ..n-e ,.i,,- s:t,.....
I I 't"ll .
Number
of yearn
l
2..:
3
4
. fr
6
7
8
9 ..
10
u :
.12. . ..
'13..:
14
13
16
17.:....
18 .....
irjr
20
Year.
1921
1922
1S23
1924'
1925
192fi
1927
.....1923-
1929
1930
1D31
1032
1933
1934
1935
19,36
1937
1938
. . 1939
19-10
Totals....
Yearly
Average
Aniiiunt fvhe
paid on pir
cipal.
None.
None
None
None
60,000
CO.COO"
GO.000
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
90.000
110.000
110,000"
110,000
110.000
110,000.
115,000
11J.C00
1,493,800
, 74,9j0
11 on lit t
faid for
. est. 1
12,50q
23,ooq
.37,500
SO.OOtJ
6
' 72,000
C9,C00
G6,0il0
61,500
57,009
52.500
43.000
43.500'
39,000
33,500
S.OOO
22.5.C0
17,000,
11.50O
5,750
Sl-5,250
48J12
Ttdal amount ijuirid vn '
he to he pai I on (otlay's asse
ment ot
;,tino,(ji)n
0.5
i.-
1.5
2.
"'4.9
5.273"-.
T15C
6.73 J
s:o"6
5.S73
5.0:fi
' 5.513
. 5.sr.
5.956
5?51R"
.5.570.
5.07G
5XTiP
92.40
'"'4.6251
principal and
mtenst.
12,500
. 25,000
37,500
50,000
122,500
131,060
128,900
155,900
151,400
llG.i'OO
112,100
137,900
133,400
148,C00
143.400
137,900
131,900
126,900
126.400
i2o,cro
THETOGGERY j
1 1 Healers ... 1
' P
I p I
ii1
2,312,250
115,612
The saving to autoinohijo ownei
added taxation. The h.rs, -drawn ve-liii V
lO'i'tional saving and tl' Airrwing iSpa $ v a
totiie consPiered. A yoil r
o lOoxeusable vxtravag.Viit'e.
o
id
is a com
nuitit v
will more tliaifcompensat fur the
will also come in for their pro-
1 saving (iJ, tii'O' are nt-vr it." -o
(conoinv and a poor i".!do'j
Co-
0,
o o
1
X.mV and IV.l-('al and Wood-lii. an,i
Sm41l-Sht and Tall frn, $3.00 to $60.00 ,
I se K-our fioott Judo
i i
Urate
rTiiK-iit and Jhiy Ur
I i';
furniture Exchange
-O-O-
e o 0 ol&- inifiue. .
o ,! .o. . a
I 1 '"r1 fn,l EuruRntv
- i.l... r .
o o0 u.iii-f i n- new.
o .. o
or Px-o
&5
' 0 0 o
O OQ 0 OOgO
LVL o o o o 0 o
u o o
o
o
00
o
o
o
0
o .
o ' " 0 o