La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 29, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text: o' o 0 WEDNESDAY FVEXTXGj OCTOBE1? 20. 1919. L'A OTf'ANDE EVKNTNCI OBREEVKFJo 3 .1 . A Cold Wea 'Aggregates' Catarrh j MAIN 40 More Women Thn Men whan I (old tiero lhat I w6h hungry feince WSr PlUflSiHaS eKt, and bcr xuryUe was even i;p' when she t.iw that I coulu lulu what I uli) arid thut I dldn'l how ai slgfc? uf buffering after want. I Jifct stuck ,!o Tanlac, and continued to Improve until 1 an Aand ,llaCSi TniSi it W0U(1 i,e genBr Damp, cold weather will cause a ease of catail'h to become iiioru serious 41 ml annoying. Equip yourself with a tube of our CATARRH BALM It is a healing, purifying agent. Whlji snuffed up the nostrils it clears the head and heals the affected membranes. fused faithfully it will successfully overcome the most severe cases of catarrh. Price 30c and 60c . SNAPPY LA GRANDE PHARMACY 'ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor. FARMERS MAIN 311 noV feeling Jlke a different noin al together. Why, I actually sal down utyl ate a bit gteuk yeiiler day, and lhat Ih Kouftithing I have n't dared do for0 more than two y arn. I am gelling titrongcr every day, and gaining In weight righ along, My p iijtitci is getting hat ler ul II the, time, and I juxt eat anything IhiU comes to band, iyi? what .Ient adoean't hurt me at all Oh! I tctKj'ou It's wonderful, un my wife uncNI ure ho happy ooi my great iiupryvement lhat wi have Hent the gorh new hradcan' to all our friendx aort "lllvi;8. Tan lar 4ajine medicine tlirtt will do ul' thuy Bayt,wlll do, and I am more than glad tiT-wxoiiiiiiciMl ' it to ev- uryhody. Tanlac is Mild In I.n Grnr.iTe by Sil vorlhorne drug atom; In Union, b) I.. A. Wright; In North Powdo,-, bt I.. ItUHnell; In Klgln by Fcott if Harris, and In Telocaaet, by Tulorn wet Grocery store. County Wants a Gift and Asks Railroad to Be a Generous Giver IS NOWABLETO i eaiibbeaksasi inn In AuftsJ" niNt Any Kind For Hi "If anybody hutl told mo UihI there whh nny iiHutirlno that would, htdp inu uh TiwIhc hurt, I would huve 1 mi Kit ml ul tlu'iu," buld II. M. (Jivnn, who livs n( Anulitiliu, Oil., while In Lou AiiKi'h'a thu othur duy. Mr. (Ilvons .Itt onn of th most prominent mun In li Ik Hcctlon. unJ hitn btu'it vmy HiicccH.if ul In opor fttjtiR a luruo ur(iiKi kiovu which hu own. ContlntihiK. lit' Haiti. "Ihln iiTTlil (jlrin Ih worth Hh wrlht hi K"lii, and if tho prlr of It wan twunly fivo dolIarH u hot lie I would buy H just tho huiiic. I boKun to HUlfot Iioiii tit munch trntihlo ulmut Ihi i-o yciirn uko, and hUIiuiikIi I hud hi-iit iii'iit fr om (his bust prla I inl c In I ho country, and took many dlf ft irnl kindH of ini'dlcliu', my cuihU tjon gradually khiw worse all tho thu). I had reached the point wlmru I roiild rnlulii but very little, of whut 1 ate and I often had hud cram pint,' Hpnlls. Then my nervn went hack on me, and mnh a thluR an u good "hiht'M hleep wuh out of the uues- tloiiSUjli me. I finally hud l Kiv up trylniy jittennV to any hUKlneHH, n nd CHtne to JviiceleH thinking Homo of the HpuciallstH hero mlhl help nt. I hud my stomurh wHhed out numhera of thnea. hut It didn't do me any ood at all, and I Jusl Hal tm weak and run down that I was hardly ahln to no ut all. "One nlKht about three or four weeks ago while looking over the paper, I noticed a Mu lenient about Til iliac that Interested tne very much, and after leadlnK thin Hlate nient. I unked my wife to order me it bottle of th li medicine. Well. I commenced taking Tanlac Ilia' very ntKht, and hI r. li ythe llmo 1 had finfHhed that first hotlle I knew that I hu at litxt found a med icine, lhat would overcome inv trouhli'H and restore me to heal! h My wlfM could hardly h"lleve uw In a letter prepared by District At torney Kvans, says tho Portland Ore Koiiiun, and Hi'ied by the county com miK.sionciH, the Oienon-WHhinjfton Railroad & Navigation compuny in requested to cede the 20 acre.i of prop erty it owns at Multnomah Kalis t the county for uho as a public park, so the county can spend money there for needed improvements. The com fort station ut this pleasure spot it entirely inadequate, hut the railroad company does not feel justified in inv piovements on land to which the vast majority of tourists po by automohih instead of train, and the county cannot spend any of its funds in improving privately owned property, explained Mr. Kvnns. If there ure nuvrnum-nt restrictionr. on the Kraut of land which fori ids th railroad from disposing of it to the county by gift, the O.-W. It. & N. U naked to relinquish the title to the government, which could Uien turn it over to the county. By act of congress of March 3, 1875 the railroad company received a 100 foot-wide right of way along the hunr of the Columhin river, and at certair fcKIU.I.V, fjet. 4 The war hu& left PruHja with a nurplus ofomen over men. thero being now, It Is esti mated, 1,107 females for every Ihous- eally assumd, roPrehpondlngly Uinftn- Isheu women's matrimonial prospe'-tn Prussia. lir. Robert Behlaa sovernment ex pert on vital Ktutistlcs expects, how. ever, an Increase over normal per cntaKcs of marriags in Oefinaup contendinK that such increase is r natural Fonsequenci: of all wars. He iyu fhat wagfl earners generally mar ry nipre rapidly than do others after war because of thu Improvement 1 their economic .condition due to th lncreaMd wages. The number of marriages jn' Prus sla last year wus about 100.000 lean than took place In the last peace year when thero was a surplus of onlv five women to every thousand men. STOPPKU H Kit II A BYiS COL'CII. No "remedy is better known thai' Foley's Honey and Tar for givinc quick relief from coughs, colds unci cioup. Mrs. W. M. Stevens, Vivian, W. Va.. writes: "When my buby wa 11 month.-fld heVul a terrible cough,! and nothingdid him any good. 'I read umout KoleyVlIoncY and Tar, and the first dose helped hin and in two dayn the cough had Nt4ied. I can say Foley's Honey and Tar saved my Uiby's life after everything else had failed." Contains no opiutes. Sold everywhere. o o RUBBERS RUBBERS 0 o Wet Weather Means SHOES - RUBBERS O D V'.'st any old sltot; will answer when the mother earth is dry, but when she is cover ed with a niep, white blanket of snow we need good, dependable footwear, and that is just what we have to offer to the whole family. . Children's shoes, lilit, medium and heavv are $1.25, $1.49, $1.89, $1.98 ,$2.49, to $3.98. ..Misses shoes, lif'lit, medium and heavv, are - $2.49, $2.98, $3.49, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90. Women's shoes, hitfh, low. or medium heel, two tones, niahofjanv, beaver black, all siz es. $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90, to $12.50. Uoys' good heavy Hcliool Shoes and also high tops, tan. Just the thing for the wet and snow. Priced $2.49, $2.79, to $4.98. SOCIAL litll.V NK.III'. All knlKlH" Sisln '.YlliiitM Hnd liivlled. I'ylliiiDi A joint Ihillowe'-)! prly will ) Klvcn Krliluy iilcht. Oi'Inliur :il tilt) KnililH uf PythitiH liall wIhmi ilaiicinK.Hnd CHrd-i will tn; thu clilf Mti-rtajtiniint. All nictnhfM'K and vis illnK liKMiilxrH lit the unlcrH r In vHril hiiiI t!ai-h iu ruquesU'tl to-hrin-' a fiii'nil. Adv. 10-2!)-' COL(;ilHI) t'Ol'LDXT SO II K SI.EKI'. Ilronchial cuuffhs, tickliiiR in throa and UMthmatic spasms break one's rest and weaken one no that the Hystcni v.: run-down and serious sickness may re sult. Kims IliitlH-rt, I'aoli, Ind., write i "I had a seveP ciid this fall and couirhcd continuiiUy lat niht; could nanny sleep, the it lottle of Vol Men's work and dress shoes, lilaek and tan. English or round toe, a shoe to suit the taste of all. Priced $3.49, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, to $13.75. Rubbers for everybody 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 98c. Overshoes $1.49, $1.69, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.49. Shop Early Extra Balfflforce to care fr your wantx. Incorporated ON B P R I C E TU ALU CVS llonev and Tmi trheved nip in. distan.es was allowed 20 acres fm t iin,y cur:WK ,., cou),h.." H cover . Careful at'eiitlon given to leinod ellns. Walling Millinery. 10-16-tf Snvoral dozen good, nifty trlminod deiiiit grounds. The railroad selected one of these depot sites at MultnomaV Kails. Directly to the Tear of the 211 acres, south of the fulls, which in th railroad land, the property was pur clmsed by S. Benson and turned into public park. - irritated membranes with a healing; and soothing coating, loosens phlegm and clears air passages. . Sold everywhere. Sample Line, Dresses at $l!l.-75. val- ucs up to IIT.fiO. Serges, satins', taf i n. . , i fetus, jersevs. IAJ sizes, dood assort Butter Wrapper! printed at the ' , , , l , ' r ment of ( ark Mlnidcs. ill .1. S Dh- PA'KTMKJJT STORK. 10-2U-H A Lot of Gold l'isb. Have you seen the gold fisn? A most beautiful lot arc to be seen and to bo sold at Silvertliorn's. Prices ate 35c, 5Uc, 73e, $l.ul), and $1.50 each. dly-lO-21-tf Observer offica. SHERRY'S LAST SHOWING TODAY. THE SCREEN'S FAVORITE COMEDIENNE Beautiful MAY-ALLISON 'The Uplifters" ALSO A METRO QUALITY COMEDY AND -"PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN." Episode No. 11. F l Z ffi A Financial f m Club Halloween Goods ' ' Sr I'! essentially effieie . . Z-"-. nZFX-Z- ; m Hit cl.il . n,l ,,f l.us'ness Are on dipl. Vflrkinit t iHcfl ti i-uiur tarly Th' assiii t ineiil is, largo aud n j here o .Or. I I ( 05 I 1 - 5r I 1 1 1 $1 COS I AHMHaHH ootl fgj w- IS as TH K WEATHKK: Arcnnlhitf to the forecast Kastern Oregon is to have rain and snow today with moderate southeasterly winds to nielli and tomorrow. Those beautiful Gold Fish that you may have seen ut SHverthorn's aquari um they sell at following prices m-V, DOr, 7iic. $1 and $1.50 each, dly 10-27tf FAMILY DRUG STORE LA ORANOE.OREOON. Careful attention given to remod eling. Walling Millinery. 10-16-tf. C,H Wll.l, XOT STAK'r7 Low (Trado Kas and leaky vulves is a coiulrfnatiin that make alarlin:; dirricult. yhero Is a remedy at the Slandard Auii Repair Bhop, Fir st., betweonX idiuua and Washing ton. Ld CyrAlSiono Kcd 1071. 10-15-tf XOTICK Tho Cath)llc (ladles will have a cooked food sale Saturday artrr noon from :Rto5 ji. in. at Snod- grass (jtorcrjt afore. 10-2S-4t I l;r.viM,;io sai.k The 1'iAshyerlan Ladles will hold a )' II III 1 1 til J sale In the Sllllll.iy school room noxt Saturday, begin ning at 1 o'clock. , 10-28-4t.' j - Sample Line DreWs at $1'J,75, val-! ties up to 37.50. Serges, satins, taf fetas, jerseys. All tizos. Good assort, ment of dark shaie. HILL"S DE;: PARTMENT STORTC. 10-'.KJ-1L' If you care to see a fins lot of gold fish without going fishing, drotf into tho SilVcrthorn drug BtoreV They have a large assortment of all sizes from baby fish to fish fire io; clics long. They are offering theio for nalo at prices of 60u to Jl 5.A each. 10-1 9-ti FAMILY DRUS STOR( L.A GRANDCOnCdON. Why This Is The A liitsincs: ctilitini; tt t Uiiiii iieintr asUT I iy a friend his des t i i ut t imi r e j 1 i e d i " I in en my way in I he l''inaliciitl Chili.' $ The title is t hat is ,tivt what, we want this hank Financial ' I n i nl' I'.nsiness Men ul this ciininin-nity. I It e c n in n lat n ti Knowledge "!" Imr dlTicers assures at n't MOST POPULAR PANCAKE FLOUR IN AMERICA th ly jiamake flour that eomiiaies with the famous Southern Cooks perfect in flavor delicious to taste. AT NT .1 KM I MA. in sacks S. 48c AT XT J KM I MA; in pa.kics .JS. 1. , 17c Save the wrappers for Hie Kiddies and witirml(! cents secure the genuine famous pickaninny dolls ' Uiana and Wade Davis or I'nele Mose or Aitlrr Jeiniina. .l." inches tall. IT PAYS TO PAYCASH. : PHONE MAIN 32 The Greater Hooverized Grocery IJnilMl Mil pa ( Bank: o LaHa.1c, (ire. Andrew's Variety Store HURRAH! Hallowe'en Is Nearly Here ! . And This Is the Place to C HALLOWE'XK BROOMSTICK LATEKNS, PLACE CARDS, MASKS . " AmUia fact, everything to nia'ke'i jofly HaUpwe'eii o i Tfce Place You Get JftjerythJng You Want Bgery Day, at the riceYRi Like to Pa. Meats If you.want.the lu-st in meatsat tliejiwest prices come to us at the Hoover market. no ckabcu: ran cxuveiy- ' o o fjii'ii.'.vu ". ' i s i ff l . IIR'SiainU'lVtEAT. CO9 ' - 0 - - .2.. .The Consumer's Triend. A I? MX"