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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1921)
) ' PAGE TWO " r' I'M h'1 i. r' I" ir . -I , o o o nwAY . ira-WASY 3.1321 - 9 GRANDE EVENING I, " " ''..-..-.... - ninaiitr r-O Td ?uarv him n; i.,V . El ' : V ..,. ... . 2 lilfmL -'(.'Rife very anod one , lows hG" settled at (ircii'liiiu liek- w, -'Spring' rOB WOMEN -TH13 BKASON'S PROPER 3TYLKH AWD ALL MODERATELY PRICED. ' ' $1.95 TO $10.00 . COME IN AND SEE THEM "r"Mr T O Tuar I 4 i I f f"r LU" PujOutal school to K cjlf""ri- tt'"'9'' living on the dried ! .1 1 i 1 1 I II tuiinea on the roll of honor. Duly ; borrles and eed of Hie ahrubbffy i "I 1 1 1 1 i I 'cor and family spent SundOy with and Mrs. Chan Spencer. Hill's Dep't Store r.n i-:f tun FkIi. 1 ISTiec- litl -. . t- Mulf "lurind home 1.11 ;Wtiiy rnjoi u 4HH,j vlM 1l jn A'nina, '' Frail "link, Vi.iJi 4rrett Chi.-. X4t. a i'iji Hji!ay kit. l"Vy. jv ,'h' lSi,r'f lr.l 4irt '' ;-ul ftn' liMW'Wili i' 'ar ''' could .f -lli'ii no to " lluicnin afcin where tby bor 'io ;-sUh ) Martini je to the l.ookow. T.ttt cjpause of lim ber all covered with ire and snow, On- dinp canyons I'll 'incd wh snow I. den iind-rbrilsll. iia ' a 'UMmeMlinl tll lie rein.-iiiirr.M ! I.y tin- boys. ..'I'h ih is ' r,-'el Uleep un the average at the Blum- .eilKleln place Mid I lie lanin-i rm. ; Oaf llci-Ji!'. II .'Ik very hard for Mrs. I. 1). 'tfmmx lo r,n abmil on urrnunl of having ti very ioie fool. it is i eeme belter hut in s'ill v,'rV rut. . lii-canse Of Moral and a Kreul Eidi-al if Kii'kiK'.'M, Un- nmiiili or Jan Bwk wi-r noll)Or at por lurdy. j -M and Mm. Art McOall Ad WneBday. ( twJf fricnita of'fa""W 'ind Mr' Bnd Mr" Roy Spn- Mm. !trt Groi nn-f at t AmR'a.' and ned and quilled two ici wool;-! cSmfjrta.. A I .noon M-ra. Grout, ua- slated -by Mra. It Anyon rved I V.IOI.KT CREAM That ln littw MVWUInK dinner.', inp 'lest reller for years r.r.d in DitlllwiH Dpuif, Roy Oeke-!fn,,",'ft t'HfS today, 'Dry it Mr your . I r, fiJN iin.l of llu farm '"" nd l.liupK, also your complex-!.R NJfctllU t.nuum. M.rnA,,, M, iM inieream of"n- t)"V 3" tl1 t""- tu,g- c ' Where your Credit ii GooUse k . . GOMPLETt- HOMEFtlRNISMBl e, Oregon ' I h .twiig r k.ronfn i a. tiiftair. ot v:ln. flja Heanon tl ur' Wrjfi ! iro, for iinlle a BUinW-r of the red -br.-a sled ' fel- fAMILT ORU4 STO(?C I la tuANocdaiaoa.' ' 2-1-tf. T . gain niHiiiiiriTirni ikttttiii hi niiiiirnrr miiirrriiirri rirfwnmi I c- "; : - -' - - ' - " - ,; - I bf "in m i rTPi r in I 'i THEATRES i........ a .mahjokmc kA.mbkai; is si.kn on s iikk.n in a sensational hole. WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PR EiSCRIPTI ON PUTMAN S DRUG STORE "The Rexall Store" a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiM PBEJ PE-RU- FOR CATARRH OF THE HEAD AND NOSeI Hi. Inat firti nil, hi II, IMau " I began using rfc EU-NA TabloU three yonrg ago for catarrh of the head and tiono. Was un nblo tudcanjtlilng. I aaw a dooidod liniruvi-uient after one buz and after TublolH or Liquid NO RETURN . Of THE DISEASE IN TWO YEARS Murjorii! Hiimlieuu in "The Kortune Her," the Hohertson-Cole Super- Special which opens today nt the Sher ry Theatre for two duyn, H seen ut the very pinnacle of her fame an the (re itest emotional urtrens of tlie Am erican stae. Her Rrreen iipp-nranue immortuli. i the -exquisite dmrnatic :.rt Avhicli jruifW'd her the unan-muiiR praisl of "foremost critic. The first nilctilers who had the good fortune to witnwoi the opening of the play in New York were electrified by the sweeping forte of Miss Kumbeuu'.s chariu'teri'.ution of the difficult stellur rtile. Her fine, dignified interpiela tion i of tike Ijouutiful and cultured ttc.iice. lirownin, tile tiuperslitious wife of a Hcientisl, and her icruphic depiction of the name woman us a fal- )'n and OcKruded creuture were the ex tremes of her emotional sweep. Also thowitK a comedy. , uidug fivu boxen be s lieve I am cured aa s Uiero lias been no return of tho dia- ss vane In two yeara." S Fifty yearn of two- fulncsl la the beat ffunranteo of Po-ru- n nil merit. S Sold Ereryitkere g auiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitin Busy Americans Are Breakfast Rushers Hkey need food that tastes good.is eaten easily without impairing digestion, and that tunes up body and brain for a driving day's work. . GrapeNuts This food contains in easily di . gestible form the concentrated ; nutriment of selected wheat and malted barley. Its flavor tempts the most slug . gish mornind appetite, and it . . affords excellent nourishment GrapeNuts Needs No Sweetening "There's a Reason H Made by Fbstum' Cereal Co.IncBatllt; Creek, Mich. AttheCluh and in the . Best Cafes You'll Slid Snow' Flakes served with broths, soups, oysters, salads and cheese. . Everyone likes to nibble these crisp, tasty soda wa fers. . Sold by grocers in rcf pjeA-igrs'-Mid lamily lint. poift ask lor crackers my SNOW FLAKES P C. B. GRAHAM CRACKLRS AnotlxrP C. b piojucl J'UcaoIr b-kfA ciip i"l '"I' Will pr a plciiinc iddtlivn to Hr intal- Vow fnwi n iup'y rw- Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. NEWLIN BOOK & STAT'RY CO. BOOKS, STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES AND NOVELTIES ROYAL TYPEWRITERS PHONOGRAPHS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC FILINO CABINETS LA GRANDE OREGON TODAY LAST DAY 1011 WILLIAM TAHNUM PKTUREI The peifonnance tonight of "Druu; 1 1 Ji i In n" ut li.e Aicade Theatre niaiks the cluae ,the latest of the Williauj Furnum rlnr series made in the sched ule of Willii in Kox. The action has the delightful tung of the old duvs of the Western Plains when pun-fiirhlinp: win both nn indoor and :m outdoor sport, when Kond men and lial ones "went out' .with their lioots on; when a quirk trinijer finirer wr.s a mnn's best life insurance; when a pretly (tirl was a treasure t'.rnt all tin V coveted, and pold was s-llethillK to be battled for. All people v. ho U.ve to read stories of the West, who are interested in the tricks of jrin-firht-resorted lo by America's- eld-ti'ne outlaws and rowpunchei's, find "Drnp; ITarlnn" very much to their likinp:. Start inir I'ridav the biff five-reel comedy featminR Hen Turpin v 111 be rhown. Eat More, and Digest All Ymi Knuw ('luil (here is iiiilliiii!' iiitf sn mi,' i;r;ivitl imr innl tlistri'ssiiu; nn DYSPEPSIA you c;tirt t ;i( luiir tin1 limt' anil tlit-n H"t wliat ymt iirc cviiv i ii if. II' yon so s!;i iiiid'il -iilj'nitl to vi Tt t t don'l jif.Jic willi on - liniiarli truiilile wlii-n il do, it's ;i sure io-n Hie tli'i'sl ivc lluiil.s ;irc slii;;;iiH!i -tin1 foot I is. iii'it pfoju'i'ly nss i t ti hi t --.l. 1 h're ia nothing quite so sure as NyaVs Dyspepsia Tablets "tlu-y will wn-k- woiuli'iw with y.mr sysd-m. in-tt . y.uir vitality,. ;n,,) mal, uur '..Lilly ta"lvN a 'l':iMiro. We SeU Tliem . Two SiM -23 ami ii) conta, " Anv ! lr will Ml nun tli.it vWii v.v Vmn-lo-jifi t a pit m liptiiin it's tloiic ritht. lSriti ii,s 'vfir j ivm lijitimis . d Cross, Drug" Store Trouble Ends Very Quickly When w recolved the following lelier irmn Mrs. 0. .1. Ilrl Wilier Spriniis, California, we were riillwr skoilical us to mime of the statement ii eonlnined, sw we nao one of our ineu make, a personul Irall on Mm. Hurd and verify every riiiiemeiii. The Idler follows: I'm iw.niy five yara I atifferiil wilh rhciiniiitl.Hiii. I was neviir otn Ol' imill ;ilhl in V limbs weri To MVolleil I seemed deformed. Could i nl.v si.iml nn my fe.q fur u few nniiiiles in a lime anil was nlimW a h 'lld. ss erlpple. 1 had Klven UP all hi ami life held nil i:llisure lor mo. Diirim; nil thin time 1 tnid i eineiliis. spenl mouilis ot Ihi Imi splines and was treated by ih sii ians. bin leuiporary relief was .. It I i.h- iv.'.l 1 had Hole lalih in Anil I'm- in tii-sl. your claims were o mild and I seemed to tie.t woine cller usin Oie fni oulfit. But I tonliiiii.tl nnil the results were wou di i ul. The sttollinx In my Itiohs disiijiie.in-d. the ipuins ceased nud I I -.mill walk wilhoul iho aid of a nine. ICv -ii sioi my, wel weather and eA.-Mlrt do llol aflect me." "It has been - oer two yeurs since 1 have iimM Anil I'ric and ts. M A xS. ... len Ms ft Kffc MW Mm jMw' v w5 . BjP: Guarantee i ii.ive had no ln'iiuhle whnteier. M ueirhl has tnerenrtiM from ti -4 lo 1 jO pouii.H, 1 ,at HnlhlllK 1 -please iili't am as acli tij, m Kill tft liei te.na. I owe sill iov iieallh anil h,,.Mllt--iS I,) AlilU'in '..!,( ill) !ia.. tt.,1 Oni.a' siiiirniK noli rheiiina ilni',ill m.t ii,,, aoiiilrr ml iilir.v rnr I kilo U cures" his !.il. slB.iillt prove lo. all siifiefia iiii rluunmlsw that An I. 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