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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER a
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Comin soon,
at Kerry's
'Lightning
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Bryce,
4-B
Market
20c to 135c, Pecle's
philifln 141,
Bacon 20c lo 86c. People', Meat
f Market, jhone Main 747. . 4-5-tf
Meat I. t'lmlKR Mwri, "LiRlnlnR Hr.Vce,"
4tf jt Sherry's. 4-5-tf
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Walnuts
ALL
ClXSt rXA'l!V
mmW rat i lsjt Can Vti
Hut Asrivs Kvt TlMik Itm
I Imtmm '( Is 1'urt.
Ij " V. J. Roork van-fined $2.tl0 in niun
llk'ipal eiirt Mmukju niornlug Cor
.f IlOlCf WALNUTS, SHELLFi, 4te Lfl.
FHF.SH iillOUKD HORSERADISH,' fcjr.CF.Lt.ENl
.RELISH AT 20c A BOTTLE, .
. ; APPLR.EUTTEK, ALL SIZE JARS
TO THK CAR0O8E TRADE
' CAROOSE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
AND DELIVERED,
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Free Delivery
JoePs Grocery
I was urested last week a'ml in court
IUhis morning eKll-.uued thut he ia an
employe, of Hilton's Karaite and Hint
it had been understood that purvhas
Jiers of cars, Koork having: just pur-l
r chased his machine, could drive their
J cars until the plates came If they'i
I paid the license.
!i Judge R. J. Kitchen announced that .
I he could not dismiss the case without '
I a fine but, because every indication
was that the defendant had unwillful-
i ly violated the law, he made the fine
S only $2.fi0. However, he stated that '
,in the future heavier fines would be J
I I imposed. , -
Lee Warnick, sheriff, announced to-!
I day that his office had never made i
'any announcement that drivers would
I be exempt from arrest if the license 'i
Jihad been puid but no plates had yet:'
' 1 1 been received. Ha stated thnt he '
'.would notify all garages of the at-jl
Ititude his office is taking in this '
! matter so that no further mkunder
l standings will occur. Chief of P.dice
J; Roy Flexcr takes a similar attl'ui'e.
,. Superfine
LB R E A O
Andrews Variety
.Store.
OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS
THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
Cannibal
was known to sell his bed in the morning
and come in the evening, with tears in his
eyes, to buy it back-not having foreseen that
he should need it again at night.
tack of foresight in "the savage is. excus
able! but civilized man foresees and should
prepare for his future wants.
Are you making adequate financial
preparation for your future? A
Savings Account here will help you;
Caribbean I
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Just a continual pound and an ev
ery day push is what is necessary
to make a soda fountain successful
and appreciated. This Is our motto,
and with a hope of putting up moat
perfect Sundaes anil Ice Cream con
coctions such as all people like. Is
what must make our fountain pop-;'
ula'r. - - - - 4-0-ti"
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANOCORCQON.
While Al Tain is laid up abed, his
force of girls are doing a fine bus
iness nt the soda fountain and the
lunches are being served lu a most
gratifying way to their customers.
The Candy manufacturers depart
ment is turning out fine and fresh
candy every hour, that Is what effi
cient help does for the
Palace Confectionery Co.
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PASSION PLAY
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United Stales
National Bank
Our's Are Diamond
Brand Walnuts at
40c a Pound.
DIAMOND BRAND WALNUTS don't cost any more
than inferior grade nuts. Housewives from experience
know they are worth more pound for pound they
contain mote perfect nvnt.
Get -DIAMOND BRAND 'WALNUTS here: We have
then) for you. ' .
-OBkBaMMEHGAU, Bavsrln, Apr.
6. The village elders of Oberam
mergau have voted to enact the Pas
sion play in 11)22. The last presen
tation was given in 1910.
The pendants who portray the suf
ferings and death of Jesus Christ In
fulfillment cf a vow made in 1634
to present the Passion . play every
ten years as an expression of gratt-
tttide for having been spared from u
plague, were, unable to enact It 111
102U because of unsettled conditions
and the havoc which the war
wrought among the performer and
musicians. -
Cuming soon,
at Sherry's.
"Lightning
Bryce,"
4-r.-tf
.Notice
The Country Convention of the
Modern Woodmen will lie held In
The county convention of the
April 6, at 3 P. m.
4-6-lt H. C. DAM-. Consul.
If you wish to take home with
you a pint Or u quart of nur rich and
pure Ice Cream at K15c a pint or (i.'c
a (iart (note this old-time price)
Just kwv the word and In the ttilekest
possible time yon shall have It at
Palace Confectionery Co.
4-5-tf
WHEAT ASSESSED AT SO CENTS
PEK IHSIIKI. IN UNION COt'NTV.
Wheat held by farmers on March
1 is being assessed at the rite of 80
cents a bushel, according to iJavid
Proctor, county assessor. -At first n
HO cent a bushel rate was agreed' on,
but the unsteadiness of ihe mnrket
resulted in a, decision to reduce the
assessed valuation to SO cents a Lush-el.
FATTISON BROTHERS
h .. .." A iiwlk rv I
IIstriiceJ
ciGARrnnc
It clfarM mm
flavor Lucky.
trlk. . .
Lucky Strik it f
oasttd clflarett.
Full f Nourish menl is
our loaf of Superfine
bread. Children espec
ially like ita. delicate fla
vor and solid, substan
tial food value. Our
bread makes the finest
sandwiches, toast, stuff
ings, puddings, etc., 10c
for n 16-ounce loaf.
Homo nwde Doughnuts,
2oc dw.f . Fancy Petite
Fours 75c doz.
F0U YOUR SI'RINd DRKSHE8 AND WAISTS. ;
We have just received a shipment of dimities and
voiles. Prices range from Site .to $1.15 ' ' 1
Percales and ginghams for" house dresses, priced from
15c to !i!)c per yard, ' : y
LADIES BUNGALOW APRONS ........$1.23 and $1.49
POLLY PRIM APRONS : ...$1.89 and $2.45
CIULDRRN'S DRESSES 98c and up
These linos are the best on the market.-
SPECIAL ON HATS
In the lot of $7.50, there lire hats of splendid $10.00
and $13.50 values. .In the lot at $10.00. there are
matchless values at from $12.50 to $18.00.
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Tlwusahd9 Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
' Are a Harmless Substitute ;
J; Dr. Edwards' Ollvo Tablets are the
1 ; result of Dr. Edwards', determination
I j not to treat liver and bowel complaints
J! with calomel. For 17 years he used
J these tablets (ti vegetable compound
1: .mixed with olive oil) in his private
I practice with great success
J ' They do all the good that calomel
I does but have no bad after effects. No
I pains no griping,' no injury to the
I j gums or danger from acid foods yet
I I they stimulate the liver and bowels,
J Take l)r. Edwnrds' Olive Tablets
S when you feel "logy ".and "heavy."
Note how tliey clear clouded brain and
1 perk up tliu epirita. r :
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EGGS FOR HATCHING
Best 200 egg straim Hoganized
stock S. C. R. I. Reds; O.fA. X
Hat red Rocks and S. C. .White
Leghorns; hens from Tailored
strain that have average 200
eggs their pullet year, mated
with Ferris males, from 275 egg
hens. Eggs $1.00 per setting.
W. R. UEKELER ;
Bleeder of "Hens That iLay"
East N Ave. and Hall St. ;
P. O. Box 86 La Grande, Ore.
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See Us Demonstrate
This Great Exclusive Feature
SELLERS leadership is not a matter of
chance. It has been won only because
of the superior service rendered by the
Sellers.
Our Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, for
example, costs us $52,000 extra each year
that is, $52,000 more than the best of
other types of bins would cost us. But
. eci the service it gives.
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Instead of having to clamber up on a
chair, strnining nnrl puffing, with a heavy
sack of flour to fill the bin, yoU merely
pull the Sellers Automatic Flour Bin down
level with the work tabic. You fill it with
ubBolutc ease. Then a quick movement
unlocks il nnd it slips quietly Up into place,
'1 his single, long-wanted improvement In
welcomed by women everywhere as a
godsend. Any physician will approve It.
KITCHEN
CABINETS
"The Best Servant in Your Iloutc"
But the Automatic Lowering Flour Bin is
only one of the exclusive developments
which have helped win leadership for the
Sellers. Altogether there ure 15 impor
tant betterments combined in no oilier
cabinet. .
extra each year, but they have won prefer- '
ence fur the Sellers in thousands of homes.
Vet this cabinet of super-convenience costs
you littleif any more than un ordinary
Kitchen Cabinet. ' ,
But come in and fee the Sellers. Judge it
yourself. Come soon.
Td supply them coats us over $100,000
Demonstration. Now On ".
SPECIAL TERMS - SPECIAL PRICES
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-THE HOME OF 4MRRICAN BMJTX fLOUR
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