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. I L II I II II 1 HONDA Y KVKNTIXn. OCTOBER fi. 1919- tnmi th'-tr 1m-(i . , ! I i ! i! i Super Reim eel Castor Oil It's Tast dl ess Children ar Bonatiirttjj hi nefld of a laxative. Thor'iM jiotLinjf bottor Uian castor oil rovkk'd iffi4iir and fregli. The castor oil which w sell m jitire, fresh, nuper-refincd and of pkwHunt fla vor, therefore children find it palatable. Let us supply you the next tiiuu you need this valuable uiedioine. n6n lorfktyears and I am glad to liSjV a chance to tPS 1 enoybody Just how0lt hu helped me. If I bad only found Tunlac 0ucko home it would have saved nie the expense of fthe trip out hero and all. thutq have paid out for treat men la iflid medl- cfneH. tut my experience with Tun luc alone has been worth more tliap that to me." . . . Tanlac is (old In 1-a Gruixra by Sil vorlhorne drua Hti),; In Uulon, by I,. A. Wrliflit; In North Powder, bj Huasell: In Klein by Scott E Harris, and In Toloesoet, by Talocfl sat Grocery Co.-r-Adv..N. Ins; we arerady to aiilit you at any time. Call upon us." o o o TO KENf'ATIS l-II(JXHVH To renovate leather pillows or, to dry WeatOoraV nne - the " following method: Remove the bag from your vacuum cleaner. Itlp the end A7 a pillow enough to fit on the clcanor; fasten It tightly and turn on the Wlcctrlc current. The alrlbu creat ed rapidly aKatea and drlea the feathers. In a few minutes they sr as'liglit and fluffy us new. October Oood Housekeeping. SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor.'' MAIN 40 FARMERS MAIN 311 MINE OWNER WAS FORCED TO QUI! Norm to Coiu-K HeekliiK IlitiUlli Takes Tiuiluc and Will llotuiu llumti at Well Man ' "I was forced to give up my min ing buslnoas In Nevada and eomo out here seeking health but thanks to Tanlao I am coming back - a well man," said William H. Hart, who owns the VIndlcator-DirUlo, Mine In Tonapah, Novad. . Mr. Hart mado this remarkahlo alatomont while In ona of the Owl Drug Company's stares In l.os Angeles. Cnl., recently. "Kor nino long years I have suf fered terribly with ImllKoation and stomach trouble." he continued. "No treatment or mediclno gave mo any permanent relief and I got In stirb a nervous run down and emaciated nmlUlon that I had to leave my trouble J'j"'.)1 "Pry mine and come out hero and try to find something to help hie. My ap petite was poor and everything 1 ate formed gas In my utomnch that would start pains which almost drew mo double aometlmeii. I got so ner vous that I couldn't grasp a pon long tjnough to write a letter and nt night oven the sound of the wind blowing around tbo bouse would up set mo. j coudn't sloop anyway and this together with niy stomuch trouble pulled me down until I had lost forty sounds o my weight. Hack in Juno. I had sj moro fcovoro attack and couldn't slay on. the Job another day, 4 I Just gnve up and came out lure, 1 didn't get any re lief until a friend Vecojntnonded Tan lao and I smarted taking It. "I fool like a new man since I finished my fourth bottle ot Tan lac. Cm eating three situate meals every day and enjoying them. My nervee nre as slcady as a rock skiIii and I can lay down at night and sleep as sound as a henlthy child ami get up feeling like a differont man. To make a long storf short, I am go ing back to my mines a well .man and able to got on tho Job and stay there. Tnnlac us overcome tho Nartistiatalsjrfaalssjrtiala SHERRY'S LAST SHOWING TODAY LOUIS BENNISON IN , "The Road Called Straight" and t THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS. TOMORROW ". ' r . Adorable VIOL A ") ANA in . SOME BRIDE .; and Perils of Thunder Mountain. ' Ml ''" '"r"f '"fr(r'JirTjrTrTjrTrTfTrrjTjrTa-rTnr'jr FIRE PREVENTION DAY SET FOR OCT. 9 October .9th hns been deKlitnnted ns "Patriotic l-'lro Prevention Day,' according to un announcement made this wck by A. 0. Harbor, stale fire warden. Following Is his proclamation: 1 'October 9th has been deHlgnnteo for this year as "Patriotic Fire Pre vention Day," a day set 'apart for KciioiiH consideration 'of our tre mendous flro waHte, and the adop tion of adequate and permanent moans of prevention. The French peojilo havo said of wo Americans: "That we aro mlKhty builders and mighty burners." and so we are,- not intentionally or crim inally, but negligently and care lessly. 'This Indeed Is an age of great achievement and economic reforms, and foremost Is the immenHO eaving of properly and life that can bo ac complished by tho prevention ol flro. Iteforms come from n change of mind and a chnngo of mind can only coino by constant mental effort Therefore, think fire prevention, talk I HIV fii--iii 11111, uiiu nminw 111 prevention, not only on October y I but on through the year until next Flro prevention duy, and then star over ngain. Never relax your cau tion against tho over present dangei of fire on your own premises. In (lint way you will not only make II a habit with yourself hut will In fluence others, and wo will all reap tho benefit. "Make it' a point on Fire Preven tion liiy to critically examine your home, store, office, shop or factory Try to discover anything or any con dition that might possibly cnuso a flro, and nbovo all clean up. If you find any Inflammublo material, ro movo it if possiblo or make it safe; you will be doing youi'Helf a great favor, and then don't stop, keep It that way. "In America wo destroy by fire flvo times ns much per capita as do the people of Kuropo. It should not he so. Wo surpass In every othef way wo should In this. Tho rem edy rests with each and pvery one of us. Let us Htnrt now. "It Is the offlco of tho sliito fire mnrauall department to promote this conservation work, and 'for the nsk- NOTH.'K TOVllKDITOIM Kstate of Charles W. Peel, de ceased. Ts'otlco Is hertey given by the un dersigned administrator of the es tato of Charles W. .Peol, docoasod.l to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said ile ' ceased, to exhibit them with the nec essary vouchers, within l months lifter tho first nullification nf Ihlu Tin-' tlce, to the said admlnlstratoV, at iiis residence 1503 Fourth fatrtLa Grande. Oregon. Dated at La Oraix toiler fjth, 1319. Oregon'. Q i antic. 1 t Administrator of the e Charles W. Peel, deceased. First publication October Uuily Oct. C-13-20-27; Nov. 3V I-'Olt NTItl.Mll.N'a ItKADS My three-year-oltl boy liked to ttilng beads, but the loug, pointed nectllo steering toward his eyes mado mo very fearful, and tho In- trruptlons caused by rethreadlng I tho needlo wore numerous, until I ! illBCovered a safe und aane BUbstl tuto. I found that ho could una an ardlnary shoe-lace with tho little. blunt, metal ends- I bought a box of the ten-cent ordinary klndergar- Ui beads In bright colors with large centres, und now my boy safely amouses himself for hours with this inexpensive device. October Oood Housekeeping. Pear growers of the Hood Itivcr valley, In a number of instances, will realize f2000 an acre from their crops this year. Job printing. The Observer, Bain 37. CITATION In the county court for tho coun ty of Union, state of Oregon. In the matter of tho estate of Albert Benson, doroaaed. To tho unknown bolrs of Albert Tleuson, deceased, greeting: In tho name of tlm stato of Ore gon, you are hereby .cited and re quired to appear In the county court Tricolete and8 Tricotine DRESSES Ve ai'Coshow'ing a beautiful assortflicnt of that iew popular dreSs 'matte? up i Tj-icolctte and Tricotinc'coniUhations. ou will fie more ttiaii delighted with the exceptionuTly nifty" style.this line carries . Priced $32'.50.v $34.75. 139.75. 145.50. 148.50 . o ml Ml " ' 'I? ;f.-- XBAGS and PURSES Ye-we ar also hcad.iiaHcr.-r fr those now IKtpuKu- nanjlbags and l'ui-scs that you ee and read SoYuiujab(.iit. -You will fimlHiis line to be. lare, and a stvle for evcrv occasfon. Priced 49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY! Shoes for the Whole Family. luy Your Underwear Now. of tho stato of Oregon for the coun ty of Union, at the court hoom there of at La Grande, in the county ol Union, on Saturday, tho 25th day ol Octobor, 1919, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon of that oay, then and thore to show cause, if any exist, why an order Bhould not bo made authoriz ing the salo of the following de scribed real property belonging to said estate for tho purpose of pay ing estate debts, towit: Lot No. seven (7) Of block No. fifteen (15) of Park Addition to Bond, Oregon. Witness, the Hon. J. F. Phy, judge of tho county nourt of the Btate ot Oregon, court for the county of Un ion, with the seal of said court af flxod this 11th day of September, 1919. ATTEST: C. K. McCORMICK, Clerk. Sept. 22-29; Oct. 6-13-20. An Agreeable. Surprise. f "About three years ago when I wai suffering from a severe cold on my lungs and coughed most of the time may hope to buy? mpht and day, J tried a bottle of chamberlain's Cough Remedy and wa surprised at the promptness with which it gave me relief, writes Mr?. James Brown, Clark Mills, N. V. Many another has been surprised and pleased with the prompt relief afford ed by this reinew. Adv. Job Printing, The Observer, Main 3.7. Why not try the finest chili yen They are seiviae it nt Silverthorn's. Also hot coffee and hot chocolate with whipped cream nt FAMILY DRUG STORE I.A ORAMSE. OREGON. 19- It Girlsr-Ladies Women FIND HOI.I.ISTEK'S UO('K?,.M()L'NTAIN TEA a great laxative mild, pleas ant, certain to thoroughly clnansiiii; and purifying that CONSTIPATION disappears, and when your CONSTIPATION goes your COMPLEXION im proves you work better euMicttor feel hotter. Give it a thorough trial and vmi will recommend it oil friends. 35c a package. Putnam Drue Store. 7 g Dependability Is au attribute the aeTPssive business man looks for in his assistants. T h o s e who possess it in fullest in e a s u r e mount steadily to the top. In his banking eon lre c t i o n, too, till' busiiK'ss man de mands this all - im portant (iialifii'.t tioii. ', voir Thousands Do!- WHY NOT YOU? SAVE MONEY ON EVERY PURCHASE THADK YVHEKU TIIE TIMIFTY THRONG." We are now just beginning to do our best work The Greater Hooverized Grocery feeds thousands of families throughout Eastern Oregon and is growing every day. j , , i ! 1. ' i . .y WATCH US GROW What shall we do this evening: How often 'does this question bob up in your home! t,'s perfectly natural. For everv Cue Bhould have some rcvrcatiou alter the day's Work, riiiil no one need want for it where there is h Victrolii ,,r Kdisun in the home. Whv not pet one for your hmui f Come in itn,l site us about it today, , , Our tonus for oiisv payment ratia tie ;md tlie Victrola ami l'Ai"m the bit xvjfoliie tions in the world tod.iv. if lll'lhwlini9 -Bods mi SuSiomaylm' gin fa J'lo(iient evidence of tins' institution':' ability to success fully meet this de mand is the niiinli ol coimitei'cia n ti'oiis it serves. jjf., If 7. her pa- Cf PHONE MAIN 32 The Greater Hooverized Grocery II" you, Mr. Ihtsi- M ness Man, seek a (Js dependable' affilia- t itn consult, us! Sii; w m United States W:- National ,J Grande, Ore. i1 BE PROGRESSIVE! Vote the Bonds 0 tuy your Meat at .the Uooverited Mxket. . THE STIlWfll iiAl CO 5 0 o O o o jpnn Aft'ifi itii'i. i-ntrfc-i, o o ' o o Andrew's Variety Store WEEK-END SPECIAL NOVELTIES AND DISHES Designed to please, our novelties, are all that veu .desire. Inspect a stock that none can knock; tin, gran- !ite, rojK mid w ire. " 8'hiol sujiplies, Inioks. glove. and ties, MU j hand k'eifhiefs and host-. Ilete's shirts for fair, and underwear, and xiiftr. thins: in elotlu s. " Extti grtt.U' .if well wa-lr, with U't i"P- gSr.lt jllld W!.!ies. . . fltdeei, and u'l eat', a?id ufi t f "li".I.Ii o f n () v r i :r i i-:s a v w 1 n k u kk. wT(;l:lK;lVJ:s-sH:Als5AlKck OU?,-qi01(.E55c. tl llace ToufCtt-Ivtryfiiini 5ouVwt Anfif Day, t U, Price oUb U v 9 s, ? o . mi u mfr i o O o o e e e f - o o 'x 1 9 T-.-T.-'"