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JUST ARiflVEl)
BAGS,
TRUNKS, . .
SUIT CASES
ALL KINDS
AND AT NEW
HOUSE DRESSES and
BUNGALOW APRONS
' LIGHT AND DARK COLORS.
ALL SIZES
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES .
' SI'Sf LVL FOR THIS WEEK
98c
Hill's Dep't Store
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LEATHER
LADIES'
GENUINE LEATHER HAND
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GENTS' BILL FOLDERS
2.1 PER CENT OFF .
Si Our Display Wimtuw
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
TE REX ALL STORE
Cameras.
A earner thil l.,, iust r!l,t i, .l,i
wc want' to Heii you. tine timl- is i-!
"i.j.i mi iMin-r. i lie Kinu linn
you waste no films with is always I
worth your whilu to buy and is a1-1
ways the cheapest n'nd Im'.sI. Wc take ;
great pains in tcllitiu- voti Ihe ireri l !
and bad points in a carneia that we I
may uffer you -imu every camera '.
Irfi'ct a 5T..00 clmern cannot li.
roihI as a Jin oil caineni. and a
JVOOO camera is always better than j
a cheap one. We h:c a large st 'k '
of films rid supplies. We develoi. I
nnd print
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Andrew's Variety
Store
RAINBOW SALE
Aliimimiin
Tea" Kcltlr'
. $2.:i9
Mens' Hock foul
' Sin k
1'ic pair
lens Funif
Sik'Uh .
. l!r pair
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Hose
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LUGGAGE
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tOW PRICES
GOODS
PURSES
.lures und co.lur them. Please let us
1,11 y,,ur w"' k (r you and be pleased.
SilvertUorn's Family Drug
n, ,
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4-l!)-tf
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Lunches.
""n't he late if you want n fine hot
sir cold lunch at Al Cain's. ll::i(l to
1-Mii is the hour. Kxcellent hot cof-
f,'; ''t-'h r'ass chocolates with
whipped cie ini always ready for. you
l oiii h Hour,
Pal.li'n nnnfertlnnarv f!
, 4-l!ltf
Pure 4'htn
Cups .am! Sucr8
st f . u.u
S i en untie
'Hulls Tniltl Paper-
fit- " i.g E7
' tfL -r ffo It
r ft
Pcnu Delgjda, With NC-4 In Harbor,
Am:
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inMKN (irp prcpitrint; to nmko ,'
I hi A'oivs iKlanils tin! m'liul
imcilim of th.- futun. TIm-v
pri'dk't that till Kiinlin spot ,
of fhf Athuitlc, with Uh mill! rlimiit An fur st-cnt-Ty, where will one finl
iiml othi't' ht'tilth Hiving iiuii.HtU'S will pirn uiul elm trees growl lit,' lu the
liiMMiiiie tlif Htupiiver for all iivi'Ikchh niiiiii uWhhorlioufl with oi'iuigeK, hu
ij'iivel hy iili'ijlmm itml (llrlu'Ilile. They 'mnus, dirmiK timl iittueniniite&?
iuiit mil tltut tin exploit of the UiiIIimI I-'-nk 1c J hi ah only us the little if-Iuiids
Stiiles uuvy lu etTeeiliit; a ernsslny hits i where there me no sunkcrt, the Azores
vlituiilly put 'the IxhiiulH on the iimj), ,
as far a Ihe general public Is con
cerned; that for ninny yours problems
of constnii'Mon will Unlit Ihe over
seas route to the Azores, where fuel
jiii'l oilier supplies may be replenish
ed, siiya Die New York Tribune.
Itlslug o it belubt of more Ihan
7.IXKI feet ns In the case of pic-omul
lit the lowi'KI :i.ril) I eel uliuvi' sea
level, a h the 1-liilnl of Corvo, Ihe Is
lands form an oasis In a desert of wa
ter anil mlsl and heavy banks of clouds
clouds Unit rise off the witter lu the
morning and blot out everything from
view, narrowing (lie horizon to a few
feet for (he iiiixIoum aerial pilot and his
navigator.
Already navlgittors are at work on
Instrument!! to eliminate these ditll
cultlen. They count on the Azores with
nil of Uh inlstH and clouds to furnish
them with correct weather reports,.! , , .
, hi Ml e- trorilos iluit aid the ancient nie-i.
n n s In nns and rescun-sh ns in ene -. .. ' r ..... . ... . .-T
of accident to the planes.
Pleasant Place for Stopover.
And a stopover at the Azores' will
not he In the nature of a hardship fo
overseas passengers. What would a
tourist find, for example, If hi plane
dropped him at Pontu lc!j;iida, the
capital of St. Michael's? On ap
proaching the Islands he would Hnd n
great cloud of dense, gray mist resting
on the horizon. Nearer It heroines n
reddish brown dotted with moldy
green.
Veering In the southeast toward
Ponta Iielgada lie would see the city
first as a formal while Hue, or, If the
gaze. could plerco the cloud, it would
he n broken line extending hack from
the sen wall with a aeries of white
splotches, suiall conical hills nf bright
gi n and sfllY white houses coVed with
black trimmings.
The white lines would become
wnH the next Insiuut, disclosing
orange gardens, und the passenger
would drop Into a little harbor clut
tered w'llh tramp sailing ships of a
luilf-dozen nations. The haruor Is a
busy vne, fur superior In commercial
aspect to the town Itself, nhlch has
been maintained In all Its primitive
state by the early Portuguese settlers.
T.tje admixture of Moorish and Flem
ish has nut served to iiulcken the pace
of the community, nor that of any
other In the Island groups, for that
matter.
The clouds are most dense In the
looming. Toward' noon the humidity
Is u source of discomfort If one is In
ihe city, but not so' on the mountain
slopes.
The thermometer haa ucver been
kuoWn to go below 48 degris-.s lu Jan
uary, the ptld-wluter month, iiia! It
never has risiii above so. Tle nvor.
age Is degree the year round.
Weathr la Always tlld.
Home of the finest homes- In the
world have been bulk there by wealthy
and often titled contlneiusls, prlu'cl
Iatly Portuguese, In the, farming" dis
tricts (and there sre lariie farms
among the various Islwnds) nisnt of
t natives vear isiaiuuiea entirely
red ahort Jackets, tests ami . knee
breechev wllh asltrr liuttonil user
the feet, which are often bare. When
anything' at all Is worn on the soles
II u.uslly e.ti.Ula t leather an
nul. 1tie m'l art of retiring
fiesltliia. rsrelt rtlt1o t. ronntutal
tti fo frar ituit aoiue one nlll laaih
t thrta ami ' Ittelr ttresa. In tke
loo. Jerti, fioai. a:ollsh,
I'wrtiigucav anA Amerlceii ciuinnerctal
aisll.itt have lntrlii-ed modern ftiiKles'
vt at and lutluenced clul ami bust
l life." 8 i
iriie native do nrt verwoi.
ulacs In irluge for tie uiaiir tr.af j
VioeM (im. ,e g
; Violet ('ti-am for cftps, fe-elips.
for face, at 'I7 is a unluaMetne i
sS IV ST V 3,"a at V 1. e n T i
rVsMiL.'v onus store
LA GRANDK ' EVENING OBSERVER
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'Wfiitrn N(ip;r Union;"
vUw who come ovt the sea In Bcnreh
of ihn hfitttfi (lify uhvnyH Und, either
I'llinhliiK Die vulniiiic MlnpfS or Itntlilnj.'
lu the warm bnlhs of Kurliaa.
lire hellevei) to huve h destiny uh re-
plcie wlih adventure as ihey Hre full
of volcanic crevices and craters, all ex
tinct, hut ullve with possibilities. .
VICTIM OF TURKS' RAPACITY
Dead City of Farmagusta, on Island of
Cyprus, a Monument to Their
Savagery and Hate,
Fnrinngusla
the place of the god -
(less," Is In a desolate corner of the
' rar-famed Island of Cyprus. One look
J at Ihe wrecked city shows plainly that
the goddess has forsaken her altars.
It looks as though a sandstorm had
I struck the place and hurled Its glory
: lieneath ti done, from which rise the
I remains of churches, towers and a
j cathedral.
It wus.not, however, thp snnds of
troiMills low. The Turks, wrathful at
j litis city nY :nu churches, nttacked It In
i a siege which might have rivaled the
i lengihy Trojan episode had not hun
' ger overcome the city's defenders. The
pillaging of Ihe conquerors completed
Ihe ruin wrought by hatti-rlug rams,
t'e and stones.
Karthuuukcs followed and settled
the shattered stones further Into the
sand. But through the city's days of
destruction, even today, the outer walls
and bastions stand llrni; The harbor
stroii'li'iid o I'armagusta would be a
formidable obstacle to attack even In
this day of niMiille guns and scientific
artillery lire.
In one corner of the wall Bliinds a
tower said to have been the scene of
Ivsilcnioua's death ut the hands of
(M hello.
Aside from the stroni? wnlls there
al'0 few bits iif Iiitnef nrchtteetiire 1
among the debris. An occnsiouul palm
tree growing up through the rufnsndds
to the effect of ulmndoniiieut. A few
Turks hold the city galust time, the
only euclny left to It.
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Chihuahua Is Smallest. . .
The smallest of all recognized breeds
of dogs Is the t'tilhuahua, which Is ulso.
on of the most Intelligent of all the
canine family. This breed Is a product
or Mexico und Is mimed lifter a north-1
ern country where there are thousands !
of these little dogs running wild and
imililplyliig each year. It seems a re
mnrkulile thing that In spite of the!
fact thai they have never hnd any
dog shows In Mexico, one only has to
visit chat country and try to purchase
o really good,. typical HtMe Chihuahua
from native to realize that the Mexi
cans know the worth of this dog of his
own country. How these dogs w.ere
bred probably never will be known.
Some atithorltlps have Intimated that'
tlioy were breil some generations 1inck
from large squirrels, and this view Is
home out by the fact that at une time
these dogs ran wild In the woods and
hat the Chihuahua Is nearly a pro
ficient In running up trees na the squir
rel. Parson! Influent. . " !
To Influence others Sne mnet hta
a heart? fello feeling f the, he)
willing to exiinil a helping tkunlA oc
casion demands, to ceiit-f, to romfoM,
fu'ninstihv Vhlch e.i.a'ia' tket Imgg
Iniinnn also vunrs fis ucfi la the,
eiercls,lng of personal Indued. Tt
lilihiiiitiiith can never b cvannnely
sympHtlustic. Sincerity, eoimuon sense.
foritViilnesjf, eoumge, elf-eAntidenee,
dis'1sfrj, s.wnputhv. keeuness of liusg
luaif n these alxiv aught le arthe
U'iiilllles Hint nid to be cultivates! by
ail who would draw cfi the sld (al per
sonal Inflat nce In prsasU'ai forward to
the 8jit vt jgl-ccsa.
a ExceTlent Candy.
For the t-Qt tandy tka t tney
will u you wilpi'ei 'Minly c where
vwr u It cust no nimti and A-erieratl v
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GREAT CIRCUS STORY
STARTS WEDWES-
&YY AT ARCADE
The ciriQs in comOig to town! BiK
irer and better thalf Bnrnuni! 'Eddie
I'olo new .rial, "King of the C'ir-
AmAnini. ull tlto thrills of & reiSII-
:!nr circus, all the clowns, all the jni
ftials, all thr spafles and all bemiti-,
'ful ladies and fearle-s arnbatg. Polo
'Jie stir, wna a eireu HtSr for mrtny
vear4. Tht leutAn? chjVn in tlie 3r-
ial. Charles Kortune, wa one of the
'famous Fortune troupe, noted clowns
! iUtid acrobats with the Kineline Broth-
jer. The first episo'de of "King o the
t'lrcuK will- ne seen at the a:h'
Theatre tomorrow.
This serial will be sjiown at the
Arcade theatre every Wednesday, in
connection with the regular vuude-4
ville. .
UNIQUE . BOSWORTH
VEHICLE IS "A THOUS
AND .TO ONE
A photoplay of contrasts is Hohuri
Bosworth's latest J- I'aiker Head, Ji.
ui-rincr unki,lM UA TltmiKiim) In (lni '
which is being shown at the Amwk;j
I Theatre for the last time tonight, un
jder the auspices of Associated Pro
ducers, Inc.
I Uoswoith is first the dillelante and
waster, spending his nights in the
haunts of San Francisco's Chinatown.
Then he is the outcast the wanderer
in the mining camps and finally th
hian regenerated brought back into
his own by the one chance In a thou
sand!
LIONEL HARRYMORE IN
' SCREEN VERSION OF
"THE COPPERHEAD"
Lionel flarrymoie in u strikinfr
screen version of "The Coperhead,"
the pluy in which he scored his great-
est success on the stage, will he the
attraction at the Sherry theatre for
iwo nays commencing today.
inn locate is .iiiiivuie, Illinois, ana i
the action takes place during three '
periods that of the Mexican War i
...r u- ill..- :.. iuk.i -j
ueiuir lltU IVI TTUT, III lOOA, HIIO
in 1904. Mr. Barrymore appears as
the hero. Milt Shanks, who in hia ac
complishment of a most dangerous
and important mission for President
Lincoln is ohliged to pose us-a traitor
to his country, is disowned by his own
friends and family, and ia vindicated
!'""' uI"n hia death bed. The story
is one ot intense dramatic appeal.
Also showing a comedy.
It. pays to advertise.
'Gets-It"
Ends All
Corns
Inst As Good For Calluses. Money
Hack If It Fails.
Thirty iccomtsafler you tnorbthecorn
with thu liquid corn remover Ibd Juh
bins, niahr.ini; puiu ol It mopiolorall ituie.
Simple At A. B, C.
Noei.rn, hard or aotl. Is too old or too
deeply nsittil to ri-Mlst 'Oelf-It' llu-lie-dlately
It orlen anilshrlveli. the edges
Ioom 11 from Hi true llesh und ttooo you
11111 peel It rlKtit orT with your fingers al
p:iliii?.:t!y 11s you trim your nnlls.
Isoi't cislillu com pests. JJou't nurse '
and wimpi r them. lotr'- cut and trim .
lU-m.j KK5KIVK VKlii klih TUKT8 I1'."'
IM.sts n IhuV at hii itniK Mturo. ALfd. by
K iliireiii-ii (?ix. flilrttso.
SNAI'P'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY
ItKII I 'HONS IHtl'ti STOItK
Your Efficiency
Depends on
Your Eyes
Good work nwds gixdyysight,-becauH, as a chain is no stronger than its wakt
link, so a man is rio stronger than his weakest faculty. And now, when the quality of
a man's work will play such n important part in the determination of his income yeti
owe il to yourself to kep your faculties alert, keen fit for the competition-of industry"
PON'T T'0N'DER AVliETHER OR NOT YOUR EYES ARE .EFFI- .
. .cient. Hae them examined 'and .KNOW I " '
,e m e.
SU. S. Govtnimwt stglistics prove thatover 80rc'of the men examined for'tfie srrtif
hud deftx'tiye viion. This should indicate" that possibly your eyesight is not s efff-.
pjjdit as It sliodid 'Have your Eyes Eamined--and KNOW as every l.ive'Amm
ifJal Should. e e,
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let lour Taste Decide?
In thfe way you may. "
. verify Che clainvfor .
POSiTOASTiES
. to SUPERIORITY '
among corn flakes
tThese substantial flakes are
made of selected white corn., skil
fully cooked.rolled and toasted to a
delicious crispness. Their substantial
texture prevents crumbling in the
package and they don't mush down
'when cream or milk is added.
Ready to Serve
Economical
Made ' by
Postum Cereal Company Inc.
Battle Creek, Michigan.
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PROFESSION A l niRKITOnV
orrsoPATnic phthoiahs
i DR j L 1N0LB and DH. MARQA.
KET INGLE Diseases of women
and children a specialty. Office
Phone Main 108, Res. Phone Main
126. La Grande National Bank
Building.
FBTSICIAM AKD BURGaKlIlS
DR. J. L. McPHERSON Dentist. Suite
4-6. over I.a Grande National Bank
bulldln. Phones: Offlc. Msln 71H.
realdeuca. Red 2011.
DR. R. J. 'RUCK MAN. Dentist Room
I 14-l5 ' Palmer - Roe9ch Building,
i phone Main 70. La Grnhrie, Ore
! gon. ' ;
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! Mrs. M. Williamson, Professor of
IPractical Clinical Midwifery. i:ii:i
Madison, phone Red 12. . ' 3-18-mp
iTTRR CTTIUC
I DR. A. N. MAYVTIA.E Specialist In
Theropy and Naturopattl. . 8ltln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache. Ecsemt. Sciatica.
APiiendlcitJs. Constipation, Bowel i
TroubU; all kinds of Chronic DIs- j
easea successfully treated. JMnone
Main SOS. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coolldire Bldtr.. opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours. 10 to 12 a.
m..l:SO to fi:0u p. u. Consultation:
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ATTOKWKTa
COCHRAN BBEHHARD Geo. 1.
CoebrLn aod Colon fat. Sberbard. At
torneys. La arande National Uank
Bulldlnc.
R. J. OREEN, Attorney at law Prac
tices In all State and Federal Courts.
OfOee La Grande Natioual Bank
Building.
I R. J. KITCHEN. Attorns y at law
Fractlca in all courta. ornces
rooms 21-J 3- LA Orande National
Bank Building, La Urande, Oregon.
OOsTTBAOTOBg
D. J. Mcl.Et.LAN
-Realstered orofes'
slonsl 1
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Ivll Engineer; surveying and!
nape. Room 12. La Grande National'
Bauk building. Phone Main II. I
C. B. M1LLBR, Arentteet-RoosS 11.
.La Oranda National Bank Bulldnlg
la Oranda, Ores a a.
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J..H. PEA RE JSeSO'N
.. ' Optometrists .
TUESDAY, APRIL 19,-1921
TRY AN OBSERVER All.
'!i
Fraternal Ifirectory
B. P. O. El. KB La (Vanoe Uoaf No.
413. Lodge meets aacb Tbursdsr
evsntng at 8 o'clock. Home and club
Srlvtleaea nhearfully extended to all
Irotber Elks.
NOLAN SKIFF,
Exalted Ruler
. I PEARSON. Beo'y.
UODURN WOUUUKN OIP A34BIIICA
L rnde Caiuii No. 770S meets on
the rsl and tulrd Ttiorsihiy aven
Ings of each aiutb, In tba K. of P.
Ull. visiting iiKn''ur vnlcoata.
H. C. B4.LL. V. 0.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clekr. .
. r. A. H.Lm. Grande Uc3f No.
41, A. P. at A. Id., holds regular saaet
ll.as Srst and third Frldara at 7:ia
p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sons. E. R. GUYE, W. M.
. A. C. W1LJJAM8 Baa.
r. O. BAOLES Aerie No. Jl. ssaeta
every Friday nlgbt at Eagles tall.
Visiting members welaome. .
J. J. MURCHI80N. W. P.
!. K. BIRDSELO. tfaantarr.
WOODMEN OF TBI . WORUp La
Granle Caaip No. IBS. Meets every
llrst and third Monday It Kagles
- ball. Alt Tisttlng nelgbbira
coai. Duea payable at the office of
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grand
National Bank Bldg.
Z. I1IL.L.T c. c
R. J. KITCHEN, eterft.
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u O. O. M. La Grande lxidge No. 6,
Loyal Order of Moose, holda regular
aieetlngs every Wednesday night at
a p. m. In EaKle Hall, next to filka
Building, on Wednesday evenings.
' visitors always welcome. Duee pay
able at La Grande Pharmacy.
TI. J. KITCHEN Die.
HARRY SWART, See.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
l,.dge Nj. 17. meets every MeOday
evening In Costla Hall 1 K of P.
Hall), ot 8 p. m. A Pylhla-i welcome
to all visiting Knights.
C. W. MOOKF.. C. C.
C. I GI1AHAM. iv. II.
WOMAN'S IIKMnt- IT ASSrWI ATIHN i
the Maccabees, Ua Grsnde Loace No.
J7, W. il. of M. L-de meeta first
Thursday al 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. balk
Vlaltlnir Blstero welcome.
NflltA H. NTACK K Y. Contssander
ISAltKL I.IMM5.MBURO.
Record-Keeper.
n K. H. Tfot,e Chspter Kc. IS, .O. B. 0.
i...iu mt-. nmhniiinlniilltin thn aec-
ond and -Tourth weonesaay oj.eoen
''iji'iBMllr."! Visiting ssbea-oordlJly
1. srelcomed.! . ' '
' HULDA HUMPHREYS, W. M. .
FLORENCE EACON, Sec. '
la aot CrsoK.oner 001
i ala CoSfecUonery Co.
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