La Grande evening observer., February 14, 1921, Image 2

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PAGHTTWO
EVERY UA
MERCHANDISE
STOCKS FAST FIliLlNOUP.
'NEW GOODS OF ALL 'KINDS ARRIVING
' "DAILY I
Our buyer, Mr. Parker,' lias returned from ho
Eastern market), wIkto lift purchased ti iHw-niwl
cmrinlete lino of Dry 'floods, Women's ReadyJir
Wear, (laments, Klu.es, and Furnishing floods.
Thft-r represent tlie very latest styles and wntioro?,
and nil alt now riees.
Yon will find overythiiitf now at our store now,
and alt deartnieids 'replenished with now spring
nierehaiMlise.
Hill's Dep't Store
A. Rdwin-Pryke, in charge of the Y.
M. C. A. gymnasium, ha anaounred a
re-arrangement t,t- the achedule which
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rim wtfK:HA.4 funny
pakt in "STOP THIEF.!
'Stop Thief!" the (ofdwyn picture
at the Sherry Theutre last tiroes lo-
ftffccts nracticallv all classes. 1 "M , In v is said to ha one of the best mm
(business men's flaw Is the only one (,(ly v,nil,P, ,,vpl. interpreted by Tom
fnol uffected. Thin elans will continue
!to meet at' li every Tuesday nml t n
Iday afternoon. The ladies' class will,
iin-the future, meet at 7 every Monday
and Thursday evening. The country
iclnb golfers meet every Monday ey
'eirfng at 8;IG. The Intermediate boy's
clam, to -which high school buys und
employed boys of high school aire -are
eligible, -will meet ut 7:lo every I ues
ilay and Friday evening.
The basketball schedule provides for
irame in the eltv league on Wcdnes-
Idays and Thursdays, at 8: in. The in
Ucrmediato basketball league will play
I their. games every Wednesday at 7.
Mr. I'rykc has not completed his re
vised schedule of basketball ames
hut expects -to do so by this- evening.
'BILL'' HAYWARD,
VETERAN TRAINER,
MARRIED AT KELSO
Earliest Machine for Orttllng.
'The earliest known muchlne. which
existed In F.gypt centuries before the
Chrlatlnn ora. was n contrivance to
drill out atone vessels.
' Jud Tunklht,
Jud Tunkliis anys lie's netting to be
-iuch a flnu business man that It nkaa
. niin longer to bnrguiu over a day'a
work thun It does to Jlo the work.
Where Peanuts Coma' From.
i Alabama, .Texas and Virginia fur
nished more than ono-half of the pea
nuts; Wisconsin and Ulluola 41 per
cent of the olover seed.
.M oore.
. More funny things happen in the 48
hours within- which the play is sup
nay on
I FINL FOR MilMnTISl
r
Health Vas So Bad Ue'milSnt Work
'I aula Cuts Him Hark
tin His Feet. .
"My health got so bad I had to give
up my trade, but since taking Tanlac,
I have gained twelve pounds in weight
and have not felt better in venrs."
posed to lake place than would be 1.,1 Samuel H. Johnson, a well-known
thought humanly possible. Tom Moo.-e painter living at Oregon City,
and HazeLDav as the thieves, disguis-j .'or the past seven' years my sto-ed-a
maid and detective, enter the 'much and kidneys were all out of or
orderly house of the (arrs, where a ,er and often I was so bad off I hail
wedding is pending,, and turn it into i0 May in bed three and four days at
a chaos of confusion, during which a time. . My appetite was about gone
valuables, disappear and reappear in ,nnd sometimes 1 went for several days
the most .unexplainahle manner. (without .touching a bite. My stomach
Also showing "The -Hack Yard", a .was so upset that often I wasn't able
two-reel comedy, to retain even water or milk, much
" lless any thing solid. I would bloat
"THE TRUTH ABOUT HITS HA MIS" jUp with gas und my heart would pal-
MYY SHUWI.Mj A I I III'; AKl.AIJK. pitate so terrinty I Decame aiarmeu
" 1 for fear I had heart trouble.
; ' "Every few days I had awful sick
Arthur Wing Pinero has nn inter- headaches and most of the time there
national reputation as a playwright was a mean taste in my mouth. My
and 'The Truth About llusbunds," or 'kidneys worried me constantly nnd I
"Profligate as it was called in the had a severe pain in my back that kept
stige version )ms always been regard-1 me awake many a night. 'My coin
ed as one of his most brilliant society Iplexion turned as yellow as a pumpkin
dramas. Thls feature will be the at-jam! finally I got so had off I couldn't
traction at the. Arcade Theatre (odnydo any hard'work and had to give up
and Tuesday' A " ' ' ' , niy trade as a painter.
Wunstan FRyiShaw is a wealtliy bach-' "That was the condition I was in at
elor and dilettante. 'the time I got hold of Tanlac. My sto-
f Under nn assumed nameMie meets mach feels like new and I have the
Janet Prec; Who is' a! lihrnritm liv- j finest kind of appetite, audit makes
Ing . in .0 "Siubitrb. They fill In love no difference, what 7 eat, I can digest
and he pi-antlses to marry her. l ateiit without any trouble at all. My kid
he weds 'Lesluy Brownell, a young so- neys don't bother me any more and the
ciety-girli and goes abroad whh her. ! pain has Hft mv hack entirely. Those
! . Leslie 1 learns the truth about hei" sick headaches have lieen hmken nn l.
igartt a
tfisam delicious
flav as Lu.cty
Musterole- Loosens UpTITroetf
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
thousandao 1
experience jte
Its
toasted
You'U' know why
1,trMte nnce VOU
p ua m.i,Mt tt oives.
Ctt a jar at once from the Beared ,
drug store. It is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than a must aid piaster and deea
not blister. Brir.g3 ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed onl v f
Musterole is recommended byniaiy
doctors and nurses. Millionaof jar are
used annually for bronchitis, croup, ttift
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rfca-
.: i t n.,A B-l.ueA( tV..
maiiain. 1U1IJUJKO, pwnaoiH."
bick or. joints, sprains, sore muscles, v
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
BURENE, Feb. 14. W. I,. Hay
ward; noted trainer of athletics at the
University of Oregon and MissBer
tiui Orton, of Eugene, were quieliy
marriel at Kelso, Wash., u week ago
Saturday, .according to an announce
ment made by -Bill Hayward Thuinday'
evening to his friends here. '
Mrs. 1 Hayward Is wtill in Portland
where Bhe h "been employed by the
Stundard Oil company, having been
'transferred to that city a short time
11 1 ' ,I,cr . hn-Un.! UJ.A',L... U - nl',nuD 1 ' t.. ,1 I 1 I I 1.1...
within u few days and they will take. ." , """"i ,cE...,.-. .ujnm,, i now ouve a Koon neuiioy
ROYAI. ARCH MASONS .
ATTENTION. .
bruises, chilblains, frosted fretoolds
0:eclitrt (it often prevents niieSoi;
hospital sBiiiJ
J:.c and uoc jars
3PU
up housekeeping here.
-Whtraln HVt Wise.
' It often happeua that the wisest of
men runs Into problems he knowa
nothing about, but a a rule he peeves
his wladom by calling In an expert.
. ronTIiAXDMARKKTS.
PO,HTIANn, Feb. 51. flftl.tle
wero aleady neie lotiay, nogs were
selling for 20 to HO eonls lower,
prime bringing tlO.fiO and 111;
sheep were wvak, eggs firm, butler
higher, prints selling at CO cents. .
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WHEN A FELLOW'S
STRONG AND WELL
and the worhl seenis'liis to conquer, It's pretty diaril
to Work up any JX'ul concern over the future,
lint assuredly it, deserves some serious thftiiu;htV
Jorftt.tiiio" oan "iil'fortl to forget What youth w tlic
neceptetl tinit; of preparation for old Htfe.
" The man who consistently 'builds up a Havings fund
foros'talls dependence in litter yours.
Tills institution welt-oiives tho younp; -fople's accounts.
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"The Bank That Takes Care of Your Interests."
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One-Piece Pi
CHEAPER FARMING
Tractors are cubject
cJ to tremendous wear
nJ teitr, yet they must
be kept going all the
time.
Gill Piston Rings will
aJd power to -our mo
tor, increase Jxs cflici
cierwy, and save gas and '
oil. They pay for them
selves in a few months. .
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For Stile by
LEIQHTON'S ELOINO AND lXCHINS
WORKS.,
t: R. W. Leighton, Pfp.
COMPOST HEAP MADE
FROM GARDEN WASTE
Organic Rubbish of All
Especially Suitable.
Kinds
Start by Laying Down Bed of Stable
Manure and Alternating .With
Refuse Matter .Especially Val
uable for Hotbeds,. ,
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Garden waste, decayed vegetables.
dead vines, weeds, and the organic
cjhbtsh that collets about the place
during a busy smiuncr may he denned
up unci put to tv'nrk ugslu through the
agency of a compost lieap, say pe-
lallsls of tin, l.'nlied Slates Depart
ment .of Agriculture. Start the heap
by laying down n bed of stiibje ma
nure which bus not been burned or
heated. The slxe of the plot w ill vary
Willi tin, timmmt of refuse to be used;
for ordinary uses, if the bed Is- made
eight feet long by six feet wide nnd
two feel deep It will serve the pur-'
pose, over the manure spread a two
loot layer of refuse and cover with
another layer of manure. This Inst
layer ueed be only a foot. In thickness.
If It Is desired o nild to the heap
from time to lime the top layer may
be opened nml tlic new innterlnl emp
tied Into the bole thus made. This Is
convenient for the suburban home
where-there Is no iiulmal to consume
Hie kitchen waste. In the spring the
heap Is well mixed with a fork and
the compost in ready to he spread on
the garden-plot. 'Die heating manure
"111 VITeitlvely destroy un.v vfeed, seed
present ami will also brehk down the
structure of moot of tbe materials
ihut have been thrown upon the pile.
The proceis niny I, continued Indetl
nltely by simply iicIiIIiik enough ma
nure to Insure bciitltic Compost Is
i'SHvhilly viiltinble for Use lu hotbeds
slid cold frames.
fid as beyomfurt'proach. . . jeolor and am twelve pounds heavier
Islie leuves Duiif-tan and is finnl-; My health is better than if has been in
ly reconuiled to him at the dnalhbrd of many years, nnd I am feeling so fine
Janet, who is instrumental in bring- I am planning to go back to work."
ing them together again. R'uinhaw Tanlac Is sola in I,n Grande by Si).
exhibits-extreme remoinc for his de-: verthorn's Drug Store; Clyde Kiddle
serf ion of Junet although the latter ! of Tslnnd City. and by the IckIihi
intercedes with Leslie for him, hps;. r!mgj(ists in every town. Adv.
yiiiK Iter to iir;ivf linn n Mir ias
lone.
First Ga-Llghted City.
December 1, 181(1. Hiililinnre win
lighted ' by. gas. the flrst Aiiii.rlcnu iir. '
to use tlil,llliit'iinniii
CANDY? Yes, that is what they
are doing every day at Al Cains mak
ing all "kinds of delicious chocolates
creams, bon bons, and toffee.
Palace Confectionery Co.
2-14-tf
At our next regular convocation,
Tuesdny evening, Feb. loth, there will
be work in the Royal Arch degree. So
juurning - Companions cordially wel
come. Six o clock, supper serveu in
the banuet room at the hall.
By order of the High Priest.
L. H. KUSSKIJ,,
Secretary. .
. ... . 2-14-21.
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to.Use
Does Not Stain
Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
SI. 00 for large size, t-a bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, ik-o sores,
burns, wounds and chafing. It pene
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo ir
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec
tive and satisfying.
Tbe E. W. Hose Co., Cleveland, a
Compared
with almost any
other food, Dei.
Month Beans
with TomitO'
Sauce offer you.
one of the most
satisfactoryways '
of cutting down
high living costs.
Really econom
ical and every-
' likes them. ,
BffcH-si Sauce offer you I I
one OI tnc most ;i
rtfa 8a,'sfactryways
cuttin8 down X
tWsWi Wuh-liviiig'costa.
fej. J Really econom- '
lrf'M 'ca' a,K every
PyUlces them. . .
Stores
Where Cigars
are SolJ
GIVE BIRDS CONSIDERATION
Little Songsters Are Friends Of Farm,
er and Should Be Looked
After In Winter..
I
lllrds as friends of agriculture ai-w
entitled to ciutshlernuon from tbe
funnels. Winn tbe snows come the
birds nnd It dlmcult to make u liv
ing. Crumbs nml snet placed out
doors may save bird lives.
Shock for the Explorer.
Tiit table coal of lflo skins foi
wnirn llti,000 was paid recently ta
not. as wight be mi p posed, the moat
xpenslve fur coat in tbe world. Some
rears ago tbe csartna was presented
with an ermine mantle -rained at f 12,.
0ti; and au explorer In eastern Green
land recently discovered a native girl
wearing a dress or.allver fox skint
aortti, at present prices, nearly -CM.-).-
London Tlt-lllts.
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mw -.. uxn f ew .i.t jivl i w.- - r nm mi i . -n f iJ
mm m;m m n -mmm
mxftmai i aJ -mi -a
k-i3 Blti C
atlafactfon er Money Rirunded.
A lien- twttillix anlt Internal tiy til
official of tbe royal army i b-lhln 0e
portiu.mf Is dHliawl to ih- t)mtiiit
; linpoaalh)e. Kut should thta hnthlllI',
' tult fall Ui save ?uy :rn from
drottnlnc In, inn mil at the idtlee and
bava kl iioiir.vi!n-.-l.unil,w 1'inn-tt,
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t
j Strange Ktertanca,
Toneks wouean. tbe won
wa'n tlktt feeling ofc,wt,
i mi" When una fu'tsked iimIiimnw m
l"luin fotkt; when tbrar
.Mtaral im (lie rsrtv A!r tn
Guarantee
Buy two La Ajora cigars of your
favorite shBpe. If you do not find
them the best cigars you ever
tmokeU for the price. Triad the
bands of the Washington, or the
foils of the Imperial and Cabinets
to the Consolidated Cigar Cor
poration, Deportment L.-gJst Street
Ik Kaat End Ave.. New York City,
within JO days. We will promptly
refund you purchaac price.
I
vIGAR dealers in over 100,000
stores tell us that the demand
for La Azora grows greater
every day.
They tell us that the famous
Havana flavor of La Azora has
not yet found its equal.
That is why we are justified in
guaranteeing La Azora to he the
1 1 A .
Dest cigar value on the market.
Distributors
LA GRANDE GROCERY CO.
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