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LA GRANDE E,VE.TNfi OBSERVER
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1521 V
eauiiful
NEW
VOILE
In a Great Variety of
NEW SPRINq DESIGNS, ,
. 1 : All Colors.
'ft
Priced at, per ynid 50c, S9c, 65c, 7.1c, $1.00 and $1.25
Come in and see them and make your selections now, while
Assortment)) are Good.
fill's Dep't Store
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RELIEVE YOUR
CATARRH
WITH A
CATARRH SPRAY OUTFIT SIMPLE,
CLEANLY AND EFFICIENT.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
,' THE mXALL STORE
Welders of All Metals
THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Regrindlng
Piston Rings Pina Ground to Fit
All Kinds of Electrical Work
On All Makes of Oars
Cars and Tractors of All Kinds Overhauled
Machine Work of All Kinds
We ore equipped and mannod by experts
for the above work.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Leighton, Prop.
For a Chance at the Prune Guessing Contest.
, .-NEW ARRIVALS '
California Homo Salad
California Homo Catsup
California Home Oystir. Cocktail Sauce
California Home Sour Pickles
California Home Sweet Mixed Pickles
Johnson Hws. Assorted Jams
Robles Peaches
Rubles AinieoLs ...'. ,
Palm Olive Snjip, 3 for
Prunes 30-10, 2 Ihs. for
Dressing: i7r
28c
aoc
17c
23c
14c
2,1c
23c
98c
25c
2.V, per dozen..
- FREE DELIVERY-
Savt by trading t
J. G. HOLM:
GROCER
Quality ancPSetvice
rfljnrnubnftiyid
CIlRIIAI.Ii. Wash., r'b. 14
fialaa ff leri .VuiGe Nnnlbwral
fulr und race In 1S21 were flwl
here recently y the North Pacific
Ilnclnir amsriatiou.- UU-t v.c-re nr
ranired no horse i-auhi be r.nt If""1
one fair to aritbf-r. ' The schedule
In is follows: Vancouver, II.
Fair, Aimu.l IS; Sinithweal Wash
ington Fair, Chehnlis, Auniist, 22;
tiray's Harbor Knlr, Klmun. VVn.,
AushhI 29; New W'wuiiilnaier, H. 0.,
Fair, fiplmMr it; KiiKie. Of.,
Fair, September 12; 'Ireshain, Or.,
Fair, Sr-ptembor 19; Oikoii Slat'
Kulr, Halun, September "'. Albany.
Or.. Fair. October 3: tioldendale.
Wn., Fair. October JO; Vloro,
Fiilr, October a7.
MAN PRAISES TANLAC!
Or.,
MAN WHO RODE THE
FIKST BICYCLE IN
" ENGLAND DIES
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TUNBKIWiR WEI.US,KiK., J""-
9HtKv rnrretoondencf.) hVpUtrd
!to have made and ridden the first bi-
'cycle ever used in Knfdand, the Kev.
'J. 1'earr.e has just died, at the aire of
HI, at Pembury, a villai!" "far here.
i While working as a coach-builder
in Oxfordshire he is said to have con
structed a two-wheeled mai'hine on
: which he rode through the main street
of the village. A imrty of foxhw.ters
were bo interested in witnessing the
spectacle lhat they abandoned the
chase mill allowed tlie fox to escape.
THEATRES
' I m nqw aeventy-frwo years old
and am just f?Uinir rid of a fifteen-
year case of 'rhedmatiam that had
me so crippled up I could not walk,"
said John. !'. Hyatt, 227 Henri St.,
Albany, N. Y.', In relating his remark
able experience with Tanlur, recently.
.Mr. ilyalt Wan chairman or the com
mittee in rhnrjre of 'buiWifijr the Al
bany :ounty Oourt house ind wa
four timed elected a member of the
Clounly Board of Supervisors. At
present Mr. Hyatt Ik Assistant Super-
ntendenl of the' ' Albany County
Courthouse, with offices in the building.
"I don't beliece," he continued,
"any body could have rheumutism any
worse than 1 did, a1 my case was of
iu h Iuiik long standing I didn t ex
pect to ever get over it. I was unable
to walk except for a short distance,
upported with a cane, and even then
the pains struck, me every HI me I
look a step. My Jeffs, hips, ankles
hurt something awful and my joints
were slirr anil achey. I couldn't cross
my leg without having to lift it up
with my hands, and to turn over in
bed, why, the pains nearly killed T.e.
'My appetite was gone and the
light pf food 'nauseated me. ' My sto-
much was out of order, anil I had
UNIQUE Cll ARACTBKIZ ATIOS
IN "Sl'DK" TO BK SKF.N AT
SHKHRV'H I'-OK TWO DAYS
Having won the hearts nf the world
and established herself as the great
est exponent of child character on
the singe and scheen, the ever ver
satile Mary Pickford will lie seen al
Sherry Theatre, in "Sud.v today anil
tomorrow. '
The theme of "Suds'" is based on
Maude Adam's famous story, " 'Op o'
I Me Thumb" which she presented for
i a long time at the Knipire The-itre
in New York as well as on her tri
umphal tours of America. It is-from
the dual pen of Frederick Fenn and
Richard l'ryce, two brilliant young
Knglish authors.
THE KtlRAK" OPENS TO
RIG CROWD AT Til K AKCADK
In point of story, cast, costuming,
settings and atmosphere, "The Fur
nace," the new Wm. I). Taylor Heul
arl Special founded upon the- new
novel by the popular Knglish writer,
Pan, 1 winch ojiened last night at the
Arcade Theatre, contains all the fun
damental qualities which point to un
unusual incture, and is beyund a di lint
one of the must .spectacular, both in
(heme and scene, that has been re
leased for some time. Some magni-
ficient settings are shown. This fea
ture will be shown at the Arcade to-
lay and Saturday.
One More Day
ZAN'K CRKY STORY
AT STAR SATURDAY.
John F. Ilyalt, at Allmiiy, Nfw York.
i Relieved f Htvtrr Attack of
Kheuvatixin of Many Years' Stand
ing. . . ,i : ,
JOHN F. -HYATT,
227 Pearl St, Albany. N.
luggish, heavy feeling all Iho time
I was weak, off In weight and discour
aged so that it looked like I might as
well quit trying to ever get well.
I had no ideu lanl u.1 would relieve
my rheumatism when I began taking
It last Spring, tuc k it because J
saw where it would give a fellow an
it's a fact, I didn't have an ache
about me, was eating fine ami simply
felt like 1 had been made over again.
. "I have been In the bct of health
ever since, with oniy a alight twinge
of rheumatism at intervUs. I do" not
a ; need my cane now, but as 1 had been
unable to wulk without it fur several
years, I got the habit of carrying it
and so still take it along, 1 iim en
joying life and health once more and
can conscientiously recommend Tan-
luc as the greatest medicine I have
ever run across in all my experience.'
Tanlac iK sold in I.a Grande by
appetite. Well, sir, 1 was the most Silverthorn's Drug Store; Putnam
surprised I ever was in my life when i Drug .Store: Clyde Kiddle, of Island
the rheuuiatie paint began to ease City, and by the leading druggists in
up. I took seven bottles in all and, every town. Adv.
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WE ' PAY
47.
on TINE
PEPOS1TS
JU CAMT MAKE
HAT WTWUT SUNSHINE
'.',' -Nor
ean you make uracil money
ivitliottt some effort to
r C0NSEKYE Y0UII RESOURCES
j establisliiiig credit with a
' reliable bank.
' THiy not make some real
f'HAY" in the SUNSHINE by
starting a check account with
us. Build up your credit that
you may be able to master
difficult problems
LA OKANDE
NATIONAL DANK
LA GRANDE , OrE.
SOUND-RELIABLE- PROQRESSIVE
MEMBER
FEDERAL
RESERVE
SYSTEM
FLO U R
Golden Heart High Patent Flour
Golden Heart Rye Flour
Golden Heart Corn Meal
Golden Heart Germ Meal
Golden Heart Graham Flour
"Cleanliness" is Our Motto.
Ask Your Grocer for Our Golden Heart Pro
ducts. Hard Wheat Elend.
AfaiiiifiK'tiu-cil By
Rowe & Richardson, Cove, Oregon,
317 N. Fir St.
Phone M 7:5(1
107 TVpot St.
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CLOSING OUT
SALE
"Riders of th Pawn," photoplay of
the famous Zane (irey besl-neller,
"The Desert of Wheat," which ap
pears at the Star Theatre Saturday
and Sunday, represents something
new in motion picture producliitf. Th."
theory of motion Dicture nrailuctions
has been upset by this atid .other f
screen ruuiuns oi novels t Hineu oy
Henjamin II. Hampton and released I
by W. W. Ilodkinson in the lust year
financial theories, artistic theorien ;
and dramatic traditions. Three pic-
!u.re , ulmiltcd artistic and fiimiicial
HOME-MADE COOKIES Honey, Ginger, Oalmcul,
. Currant, Siignr, Imoii, Fig, Raisin and Coeonnut,
20c per' dozen. .
ANGEL'GAKE and ORANGE SPONGE CAKE San
itarily 8ealivl in wax paper pacuuges, i2;m eat-h.
: -.French Macaroon Fingers 25c tloz.
iVtflWi"' : Macaroons ,...,' 2.ric Am..
"Ta'dy Fingers 25c dz.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SPECIALS
Individual Chocolate- Logs ... l.rc each
Large lxgs( with Cherries 75c each
HEALTU- BRRAn 10c; RAISIN RYE 15c. .EVPiRY--
? 9.95 LEATHER VESTS, NOW ....
$16.50 LEATHER VESTS, NOW
$18.95 LEATHER VESTS, NOW ....
$25.00 LEATHER VESTS, NOW ....
$10.75 WOOL MACKINAWS, NOW
..$ 7.00
..$'9.95
,$10.95
$18.00
..$ 9.95
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EVERY MAN'S S'J'ORK
M. A. Chinlund
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successes are now on the market in
support of the new producer's revolu
tionary theories, and bids fair to fol
low up tltu.se successes.
MILK HONGS AM)
OI'KRA MIX .IN
Jl'HILKE PROGRAM
The old plantation favorites ll
wi-ro. yet beautiful ucaro "splrll-iiiiIh"--Hi.,
obi fuik'Hniiim ol Itie
Soutblaml all of these will be ren
dered wiill exuiit-tite beauty when
the Gurnet Jubilee CaiuiMiiiy "V
peart here on Hie evening of Febru
ary 32.. al tbe Star Theatre, under
auspices of the Moose Iodic. Their
benuiifil voire render the old fa
vorites with wonderful feeling and
expiessb n fr (I,,, number f iue
Uarner Company love tit old houie
s'n of the Soutblaiul.
The tiariHT oi kjiiUuIIoii dwv
more, however'. The company which
Mr. (iurmr "has KalheKsl are f llt
isk, itit.ifl.rj one an honored
raduie of an accrfdlted niiialcl
o.dlene or. university. Tin bia io
irrani Include the most iWfflcult
erallc uira and clat.ical ihiimW'
rendered with B arlbilry Jlial la III
He short of phenomenal.
toeral siuiinis.lon" tickets to lb
'ainer ( uu.-.-rl, Tuesday 'venlnx.
are on sale it Kn.nin' harnuf. v
I Silverthorn's. .
WALNUTS
ON SATURDAY, WE WILL SELL -THE LARGE,
SOFT-SHELL WALNUTS AT 150c A POUND, IN
8-POUND LOTS OR MORE.
One-quart cun of fine table Peaches
Insist on Tillamook Cliaese; we have it at
per pound
Tree. Tea, per .Hi ;.
Six Cans of Com
We have a fresh barrel of Jtimlni Salted
per pound..... 25c; two lbs.
Try sonie-they are fine.
Tlt fB f041UltlS
Orangrs,' irr tUuen
25c
all time,.-:,
5c
i;oc
$1.01)
Peanuts,
lie
.!5e
..'t.-.c
Sealdsweet Grapefruit
and Oranges
Tree-ripened Grape-Fruit contains so' much sugar
none need be added; many pei-sons prefer them sea
soned with salt.
SEALDSWEET ORANGES .
The better Oranges, because heavy in. juice,
offer goodness, which is indicated by weight.
Tlt'ey
and
MAKY I'lCttKORH
In
'! 118"
X' Itoerry'a'Vrld m1 iJMturday
Civtue T.arv tt. as.,..! u ui.i
5
Joel s Grocery
PHONE MAltf 80 .
PATT1SON :b&0THERS
. GROCERY
bie-Home of AMERICAN BEATJTY
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