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. W I. t-t I I 'I PI. - o ' - l:fr)ftr.y ilV itVil s In our rr.fufc. Thin (lilt to t'.'Ona'.iL' I home ntui Condition.; O'fS'rijg tn-? bo;l , o . o ... I'i i ti iris. i Mill i .Jliil ;t-.k foi 0 " ni,"t,'v thtj huino th 'ot '-MUbiii .i , MfKr.-ft liufi.Jo, x oo nr. 1 md .u 7? fruWrk l? :- O o e a o o O .t'reaf said about.our bov's dolli, cs. Vr- li'i(ily to look fit tin- new belled coids, 1ic new wist seams; (lie splendid pat lern.s'iu pood -i lit mad-rials to admit thiit these hoy's clothes are of a superior pradc. Now, wPlh conridenee ill our s.Jeelion, we of IV r you TKA('0()l) Suits for .boys. Satis faction guaranteed or money back. Visit, our boc department Von will never know mrr are pivinp in boy's shoes until you our sVicTc. I 'i iced at S2.75 to S6.00. boy s shat vatri rsu1 ii Utz & Dunn Shoe Women purchasing ITtz & Dunn Shoes know they arc pettinp 'the latest style of footwear and that their taste cannot he ipiest ioned. They fit the feet: well, 1.1 ley look well, and wear well. I'tz ami Dunn Shoes carried in stock from AA to 1) widths. i: I ! m uepartmen (Store ! Tin-; vivi rn;n 0 ( Tonight and Thursday, Fait gen Jo hoitheify to $ iuterl winds. ("Ut WILL OT? HT. Iw v.rh; j mill leaky valves J,-. a c-oinhiiiitih;,t uk i.turtii:;; (iilficult. ThW i u remedy at the i sui'Vil Anij()'iiiir shop, ".Kir Hl hf-twii-n Ad; i:.s ii'i'l WahhiiiK- tiui. i:a Cyr, I'rop. lU-lii-ti Monday Orcwm' - hour wvi-k! lor wnrkiiif,' woiiumi n.'piiH- H the 5"-j hour wrr.k of ihu jia.-i and th? iie-Tj uiiuinitiiii WdKv ut fl'A.'li) u ve-- ii 1 ,r woiiiom li'M::uii(j t fft-ctivo, uL'cofdin ' lo tin- now reulatlinis of the hi-Jus j trial wi'lfaro i'iininlrt.ii.ni ;uvotl:!ll;, i wojni'iiH working con il It ions. After July 1, l!tu, r.:iili:rr ui.i :ito n u i. sos are n.sl r-uid lu ;. Oo hour w 1 1;, jH-i'mittiiiK no oioio har 1 ') lioiirH1 wink hi any o;i: Oay. Kh'MltOl Opi'T'Il tOI'K IlltV i! hl'fcll Ci'ld d to the rlii.iHitk -..lion o- t"-iJori i.no.d adult woi kein mid an? allow -d ' a 4 S -hour work, t hf I) on i n Ij. iiiy ie'tii t 1 to th" pi.-rioj boU;..-'j 7 a. m a ml 1 1 . id. f K'winK K'i'iiii wheal.; rari-y u::.;: ably more Srch and proi ' i'-uatv'v Ic.'is (?lutc ttian during the two y: Pteviou1. As a const .iem,ef they m'e ore cr and the t'!ourilI mt intc" a the flour from lat yvir s whtts. 9 brvwnKiVA' spei:iH',i k .rt",' tVr.' the avcrni'e time for rui ij; th.1 0 fi )m a iintpewhi-nt .shonld h-- .:l Iut one h.?ir jh':'r tiiiii th - ti'ii fur raisrr.g the il'iuih from a !!''' tf 1!MH crop v;he.'it. Su fur.; bVfad ru .'i!t8 are conrerm-d, it U very h more pcfi-raoltf to hi: h rt ad rk-f less, inther than more th:n the re (H'.ircd ar:;ou;. It i e iH'.'!aly ii"'"' (!: ary -to v. at-h the ri-ir.j? ot t'ic dmijrh in tht pan and nt i!)ow it attain its maximum lieijrht, bfon putting it in the oven. J'ail-iiT In h serve tliese prwaulious ;3 vi-ry I'';' !' ti icr.ult in bic.id of jrrey color, whi, will lack evTKinsion in the nu-n, a" ; in loaves which will luck f'uvor ;ir,.i dry out too rapiilly. a. - , Tff ifife. .ich contains an it- KJtJt.Ji AUinu ----0-J .rc..3ris n3t fie demancls of tfc : V syster) ai m and get a Free eoswes on ized E i Brick, or Phone Mam 70 and will mail ppy- XKW t'KOI' I'l.Ol'H IS I'I'ClUAll. Ilnvo you. pheasant mounted 1 ! :K W Avenue. ' 10-1!-' WHY 1KB A CI'.AMv? When your iiarini; and l;nilii)ii troubles ai-a eApip repnlred at The Standard Aulo J pair Shop, Corner Adams and Kir. ID CYR. I'n)!) ! OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. Diila In Krjcnrd to Rikinc Which All HiillK'.-n iveM Should Know. ti From availahlo statistics, it is vvi fient that wheats e;rown tltrou'houN tiie Northwest Vary greatly from year to year, even when taktn from the sniiic field. This variation inchiJfj many rniportrnt eharactr r-isties of the irrain, hut particularly those relating to the bread makinir iguality of the fiou-'s f'-om these wheals. For the past two years, Pacific Northwest wheats have been extreme ly hii-h in irlutcn. (ilnten is the muscle- and tissue-huildinir property of ihe wheat, and is quite similar in com position to the lean or muscular tissue WANTED FCE SENGER V WESTERN UNION. SI0NS SEE MEAGER ti 1 4 SHANG HAI HOP SUEY AND NOODLES : Our Specialty rytliinjr New, Neat and Clean. 2012 Fourth Street. Open Oetohcr 1, 1919. PROLIN IVORY Jcour Dresser ion win i mil evervm at our store. Sec o. frvr in-t tmrslisiil. is made in ivorv iv window. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Rexatl Store JV assembled. U. William Neill did tic (lirectiMK and Henry Kotani, a clever Oriental cameraman, shot the scenes. Th story in one of younir luve in u settling of the country town variety. It tells of the trnircdiei; of youth and unrequited affection. It depicts the awful consequences of hearts that are shattered by the crueltiea of sweet sixteen. And, withal, it is- really charming, whimsical, redolent of (he springtime fancies of thoKe who are on tlie Kimny side of sixteen. EMMY WLHI.EN SI-KN IN' IOOUS AM) TI1K1K MONEY riiil, jmd end Vy her rmlixiriK that the won of these newly-rich is a virile, red blooded young man far above the av erage of her own set. A romance en sue which cnd.H in a man in ire be tween the htuc-h1iodi-d nuslm-iat and the red-blooded real man. Also IViilrt of Thunder Mountain, the big western story. Clever Comedy-Drnma Shown nt the Sherry Theatre Winn Applause. "Fools and Their Money," one of the cleverest comedy-dramas of the sea son, was shown to n large nudience nt the Uutie yesteiday with Kmnty Wehlen in a role of distinctive individ uality. The play telln the story of an ambi tious social climber, the wife of a newly-mailo munitions millionaiie who mistakes too daughter of an ultin ni irttorratic familv on the adjoining fstjite for a servant. This girl, Louise I who has ever Allenhy, set s her opportunity for an winds review . I.ILA I.KK LOVELY IN I'KTl'KK "ri Tl'Y LOVE" STAK TIIKATKK OPENS TOMOUltOW I'aramnunt Star in ( harming thuiat (triation. New II. H. Warner, the distinguished ac tor whose screen productions have es tablished him in strong public favor, has another excellent picture in ''Kor a Woman's Honor," thai will h- how. at the Star theatre Thursday ami I-ri-day nights. The story is one of blackmail by an unscrupulous adventuress, the In trigues of a wily Oriental opium smug gler, and the self-sacrifice of a yoing English doctor who bore the stigma oC a bigamist in his attempt to conceci! what he believed to be the dishonor at icled to the reputation of his fiance's dead father. Warner, as Captain Clyde Manur ing, the young doctor, has excellent .cope tor his sptenitiil talent.-?, ami h works convin cingly tor never overacts, but hm work none the less effective for 'his quiet, 1 X frl 'C'i ' "i' m J QKECHE37ER.'S FjLLS -ntkf nu otk- liur f w.ir ' U'.ikcU:. ilj.4.iir..TFn.. li.io. Y'lt.w i'ii,i,s,:,( ii VUlllTJ.nM iW,'!iftl.A!v,tlllr!:,! ! Fr .Sale Good ilay,$30 and $31 Vpruon. Also Oi lier Feed. THE J. D. LYNCH CO. ! !ii It I Piii(dihaek, Voum; 'Alen $34 Overcoat You n- .V lirices I .It ur J In, III til's for one wee ,vaist line, belts. Suits for verv latest in stvles Men's and the (.''.rilts.-34.00. nirty These H .O 1T1 TTh n T THE COIISI.T OE Sl'TEU CHARM Vluitever your t ie of figure, mcli um, plump or rlcudi r, there is a "La One five-rooiii m mt(krn, with f. !1 lie.hafl and vcnti!;u.-ti; room dwelling with OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.' adventure nnd, as her parents are' fiway, decides to net as social secie tnry for the rich pnrveuues. Her experience- are nmey and v.i-j The old saying, "all the world loves a lexer, so it imtst love hvr," sotintls like the title of ft popular song, doesn't it? Well. It might well he, for il is inspired by. Liki Lee, recently the ''Cuddles" of vaudeville fame, who ap pears at the Arcade taeati'o tomorrow i it.n;-., methods. only in "lppy Love," her latest Tarn- Tt0 p,(h,( t.;()n teems with color nnd mount picture. It is said the photo I ,.,.t;oni The story starts mt with a play is as delightful as the star, whom1 strong, dramatic situation, an ndvi-n-no one can fail tor 'call with objure, ti.ross hhl-kmnUimr the vmi.v nhsi- cian by threatening to reveal rt sup posed M'andal in the hie oi hs IiaiU'i Camille" mmKd, esn .dally suited to you. "I.:1. Cataillo" accentuates the nnlurnl beauty of y;;ur fona and ad.Is to your comfort. This splendid a.:-1 lit1 coll V i Ih'Ctl 1V liavillir OlH' Fit 1 od. -V oou'jtlclo lino Men her in u (las l!tl full I one nine-room ranged fr hot ro.:n, wivc4 cili::r. v.'it ll im WtM.(i:-iU'd Hot qui; at ?1S00; one five full basement; oni ill- fing, with rooms in rt ha: Priced at ( harles Mnrvay, th ramous 1 '.ira-1 (n wr. To protect h is sweetheart's rirnui'.l Mack Scnnolt romnlian, hirs iinn;lmp and Hia.t of her father, Marrner llirc tliorrs ro'.e in this nietliro story, i ;,,,,, the woman her m ice, onlv to and the cast is ooe of the best ec STO V pood Hunting Sibives s T O ,y S: .'Oregon Hdw.ci ImpkmenVQo.'! Come See For Y.outself Is s T . '0 j ' '17 - P. Xi. : miscon mo'.t.er, i i his own ; mg pays i j find that his actions veie , slrued by the gii and her . wl i believe that the woman i: wife whom he has put aside. 1 His affair broken off, Mfmnering ( goes to Lain. When the girl and her mother later arrive in India, he find- himself involved in a mnze of intrigue, the denouement leading to n fateful cinbfor tlie Oriental after a desperate : fight with Mutinering who has t.raced Helen to his house and rescues her. Marguerite OeLaMojto p!;ys .ppo ite Warner ,nnd makes a charming hrVoino. Others in the cast are Car nn".i l'hillifs, John (Gilbert, Hector V. Sarno and Carl Stockdle. wnys on Mrs. Rcbt. Pattison Corsetiere L'bono aV,l 3221 Ros. 1702 0;k Stroot v. v" mi X i hfu meiit; one store hum three other small Inn one fotir-room house, trio Jis'lsls, stone four.! vd. Iko, near f; Mars'" rook quarrv f is a fortune for t e i i. i nbpve on terms to rui'.. owner. .d i :, lit n; L. Mr. ity Restaurant & Bakery Take Aliiiitae of n J. (iraiidc 'ii'n EH'riciH'o, Wen th1 back begins to a he Iou't watt until backache beeomc4 'irnnic o ff Ti( kiMney troubles develop; . 'Til unViry troubles destroy ntirht's "a a 0iont oyv i.a i;rrMvie0iiiuen e- perl-'nce. , K. LVhdienL 104 Spru street, says: 'i coiU.leJJ bemn to spcii too h!gb of fv lMUst-4r I huvtXjievtM- thing their equal in necu oi m Kh.ney mcoicine.jP Kon as A nonce my kulneys uren t I ( v . v i . i From the Llinute You Enter tiii you' leave ? try to ntakt? you feel at hr.r-.u at thin res taurant. We letup nothing un I'.one that will a,l,! to jour com fort anil enjoyimr.t.-You'll finj' rervice, feo.l and appomt-meri-.s all to your likini; ami you II have no rerson to he dis pleased with the check. Try dinner or luncheon here soon A.VTno-Ni nonnixs, rrops 'ihis- Is, the Place e lvive" just received and anio inies aiu to look hem over. . Dress rubber tops; auto gloves runniiiu-boai'd. mats, fan to repair side-curt. the lime I i.. e .... . V Mippiy oi ,-r.iuo t. ip iA-liaKvi.-.. .. t m i arc v, r-,.iu yu f r nioh.V.r, b-a; :; r -i"rl l'ir ininu!' i:-- is. I'l-'d. for all ears.'.. Now is U whi!tno( in n-c. T. M. SHANNON , Harness and Trimming Shop. WANTED.-- Clean Cotton Ra:, Suitable to VipC Machinery," 3 cents a pound La Grande Evening Observe? .dienl. I0- roiu!.1 v W (t' liul",' i .rloiflol nr. ! h.fso Iv-,' "0PXM day akd inc-irr."; aosi3critS.l7ndirtaktfg'F.vl2r i IJC 1- END ""VT"' DEPENDABLE CQAL EE?.1UERER. ETJCXsPPTfesa'' UJ Wyoming CoaT. . Also tXTAH COAEfc . . . i - . uregon naw. mfm'.VSm mbUAw; .t? k .Grande Kotf tumlCo'.. b . e 4' ' o