La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1921, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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AUNT MlLU SUPINLY REMEMBERS THAT SHE PP. SEIE? THREATENS 'TO BE fiOPULW 'AT ,
FORGOT THE SPOONS. BUTAETf? MiKStE TH PICWC IF THEY COOIPJE SW ,
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OF COMZCTOWS. .
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UNCLE BOB'S BEE MYHQ
HIS TTH PUUFP. IL.
CNanFM. BUT WYN IT COMES
TO WE CS t.M K LOOK QUTt
SILVER SOCIAL
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COVE, Auk. 15 (Special) Mrs.
J. . Lantz and Georgia (laH.st't hiiUt
ttilned the Ladi.-s AiJ or tlx; M. K
church and their frkuds on Wed
Jiosday, Aur. 30th, nt tlie Lmilz
home with a silver sorial. Tin af
ternoon was spent aoi'iiilly mid all
enjoyed a watermelon feed.
Ed. Payne and family of Walla
Walla, Wash., Hpent Sunday will;
their mother, Mrs. Lou Payne.
Mrs. Leah Hecker ami children
Dorothy and Harriet returned from
CorvalHa this week.
L. V- Johnson and father, T. II.
Johnson are enjoying an online on
the Minam.
Geo. Baker, who nliderwont nn op
eration nt Hot Lake hint week iw
rapidly improving.'
Ip. J. Baker. J. K. Lanlz. H. I.
Barker. J. B. Tallent and n. W. Sev
ers were business visitors fn La
Grande Tuesday.
Mrs. Royal Allen and daughter.
Marjorie and Mrs. Alice Allen were
quests of Mrs. Harlan Koirer last
Rrlday.
Cove people are enjoying camping
trips.
Ask Al About It.
Th candies that The Palace carries
are all made in kitchens when cMmli
ness is the essential rc(uirement. They
are made of pure sugar with (rich,
flavoring, and cnnnot be excelled. Ask
Al about it. 8-1'i-tf
NEAR. EAST IN GREAT
NEEDJjFJJLOTHING
H
Vast Throngs Wander From
Place to Place Clad Only
In Rags.
From tho Xi-iir Knst cohm nn ap
peal for t'lolhlHK. Kive yi'urs or
.li sihmion have rPiluced lmhilrtnls of
tiiu;lK:nnls of nenlile there to u most
pithble 'onlttkm.
Many tliousatida nf Armenians,
ltiv.n friini t li.-ir lionies (iiiriliB tho
war, nru still In exile. There has'
ljet-n no way to aeenre clothing to
riplaie what they wore when they
were driven forth.
All Industry is paralyzed. The peo
ple. lhcio);h willing, cannot earn a live
lihood. Vast thrones warder from
place to place, clad only In llllH of
raLH and strips or hiulap hags.
Tho little children tire perhaps the
severest sufferers. A report from a
Near Knst Hfliet worker. Mis -Marlw
1. .lacobsen, Is typical of scort-i of
jlhers. Hlie wriles: ; '
"Hundreds of little children In
our orphanage at Harpoot, dragged
themselves to us, suffering acute
rheumatism and pneumonia as a
retult of lack of clothes. Some
were affected by gangrene from
frozen feet."
To relieve In Part, at least this
reat ilislri-ss. Near Kast Relief, which,
ii:ider a foiu'rehsioual charter, oper-
in this field, had undertaken to
GOULDNT WALK
jrootn of tho stuinn- lto found tho fli-o
hud spread from (i to 8 feot in every
direction. '
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Portland Woman Spent Most of Time
In H.d and Chair Is Now
In Terreel Health.
!le:
cillrct quantities of cast-off or other
p.:rn cloihiug. What Is needed is good
pract icahle ( lolhing.
"I nnt convimtd I wouldn't lie nlivc
today if it hadn't been for Tanlac,''
said Mrs. Klina Scott, 225 Hull St.,
l'oclland, Ore.
"My main trouble was rheumatism
and I don't believe anybody ever suf
fered any more fi- m it than I did.
There were limes when I couldn't
walk across the room and it hurt me
so much to move that I couldn't even
turn over in bed without screaming
I spent most of my time in lied and
in my chair, and nobody will, ever
know what 1 suffered, as I can't de
scribe it. 1 kepi falling off in weight
until I ju.-a gave up in despair, think
ing the end was not far off.
It's, just wonderful the way TunluV
rid mpiof ail my troubles. My rheu
matism is completely gone a;al the
other day I walked down town and
back, a (finance of twenty blocks, anil
never felt tired. Kveiybody is tell
ing me that I am the picture of health
and looking years younger, and; J
know I never felt better in ull my
life. There's no doubt in my mind
that Tanlac's the lies', and grandest
medicine ever made.
Tanlac is sold in La (irande by Sil-
j vtrthorn's Family, Drug Store and by
I all leading ilruggi-ts. Adv.-
Same Old Story But a Good One.
Mrs. Mahala Hums, Savanna, Mo.,
relates an experience, the like of
which has happened In almost every
neighborhood in tiffs country.and has
been tuld and related by thousands of I
others, as follows: "I used a bottle of I
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea
remedy about nine years ago and it
cured me of flux (dysentery). 1 had
another attack of the same complaint
three or four yeurs ago und a few dos
es of this remedy cured me. I have
recommended it to doens of people
since 1 first used it und shall continue
to do so for 1 know it is a quick and
positive cure for bowel troubles."
Adv. '
Camera Kepair Service. m
An expert here who understands!'
camera construction and operation, Ifn
there are repairs you need on your old ;
camera, we will gladly make them for,!
you at fairest prices at Silverthoin's.l J
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La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
VK WANT AS OHSKRVKK.l,
CONCRETE DRAIN TILE
PERMANENT AND THE REST.
GIVING OUT
The
Struggle I)isciura-"S Many
Citizen of li Grumlc.
i
Kv.
to
In North Dakota it is illepal
smoke in a hotel dininjf room, cafe, o.
a dining car in which women ere prs-1
ent, under a law passed by the hut
legislature. Hoth the proprietor of
the place and the smoker are li::l!
for violations.
won. an and child in
i 1 to h"j. Kvry ar-
man.
An"-ri' -a is a1-!;
rn.-r,' ini;ntK.
A Mh'.iH rna! may pave a human
A di.y'p dt'lay in sending H may coft
uiie.
It
FOREST F RES
EASY TO START
k only a few minutes to
L'HHlle ;!Hl S'Mnl it Oil JtH j
-.y. If it !.,al liiithll" D.iy has
jiitinii!" "'I. :ve tlifii ; if none in plan- .
iif- l i,r. s -ml by praf el port to N-ar !
V..if K-li' I. Portland. Uf K'Hi. 1
Hot Weather Disease.
Disorders of the tfowels are ex
tremely dangerous, particularly dur
ing the hot weather of the sumnirr
months, and in order to protect your- Kmr Er.i Need Cast. Aside Clothtt.
aHf and family against a udd-n at- , Tii- ;.ti.:n: cijst asitle as worthier
)-.- (ur j -'-! hre in Am'-rica would
rofid' oriiiortaMe covfrinK lor ery
tun !a.l on' in the Near Kust. ami
unl'l'l" an untold hl'siiiK to tli-tua-
. r i tf.fl.-- v- iio 'I ve hf-n Htrippu oi an
toe tvauuWo trt WoMjkyboiMO', to 'i
elf and family against a uddt-n at
tack, get bot'le of Chame-f riam'i
t'-olw and Diarrhoea Remedy. It rn
b depended Upon. M un y Kb tea -t
if ted to Ha exevllvnca. At.
can h transff rr() to
ihn :Mli th aK'Mu jr of th Near
w trmtte, b erne dftf- T Ca -t K-Ii-f. inrorp.rat-d ty Act of
trarvbrfdl ft eNw 10 f'e:r to r.-liere the miffering yi
kt vm cawnat of m w-J, A t it i o'lntry.
Ha fUWf tljmt uet th
forest In rhiliidlpliia la?t year. thy ued
. nw Jltl j rf t:. :,in: I he pea tiiiit t. n-u we
COVE. Aug. 15 (Special)
Anioitg the camp'Ts In Whitman Na
tional Fi'rc;t are Itohert Ail; en and
wife, of !a fitantle and Kmory fox
and wif of Uaker. On Sunday, Aug.
7 they "were ramped at the lianer
'station .n Catherine creek, from
tin-re they went to the Iti Minam
; lv w ty of ll' k Cre'k, then proced
ed down the river camping at North
Minam at tho Damfite and there at
Horse iari'h. While they wei al
; Catherine rreik Itaiitrer rtptitin. for
safety's Rake they built ihelr fire on
, an old htump ami when they left oa
! Moni;iy, pf.ured n aler on and
;around K; then departed, feeling en
tlrely 0s'ire tht-ir camri fite win
tiiiKuislied. but Tue-d.iy noon Mr.
! Ward, the man In chance of t'nn s'a
. tion. not it ed stuoVe Ironing fr'ii
nn,i f,,nft.n I the remain'" of Ihi f ir. lie witrh.
Avouno all day with an aching hack
Can't rest at night I
Knuugh to make anyone "'give out.",
-'Doans Kidney J'uls are lielping
thousands.
They are for kidney Imckache;
And other kidney tils. Ask your,
neighbor! !
Here in La (Irande proof of their
merit: 1
Mrs. H. T. Dodd, 1510 JefferHon
Ave., says: "I can recommend Dnui't
Kidney I'ills as a good remedy. I have
Used them for occasional attacks of
kidney complaint when I have felt
run down and had no energy. My
hack was weak and lame and my kid
neys did not act right. I knew they
caused the trouble. I user! Doan's Ki'i
ney Pills for these attacks and they
gave me relief by strengthening my
j back and kidneys.'
I'riee fWtc, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney I'd Is the name that
Mrs. D'dd had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Our School I took a Are Here. '
Our KchW'l books are here, Huvi;
ben for a whole week. So make
ready to select your hooks. Save your
nickels for school books cost money.
We will buy good clean second-hand
hook of the grade and pay you cash
for them at HiWerthorn's. 8-l(i tf
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How to make
your living room
floors cool in
summer
Let us help you simplify
your hut-weather problems.
For the floors Blalion Art
Linoleums make beautiful
cool, clean, smcxith floor
surfaces that arc easy tu
keep clean.
Our linoleum depart
ment has a specially attrac
tive line of artistic patterns
for every room in the house.
" Estimates cheerfully fur
nished for laying linoleum
complete In your home.
W. H. Eohnonkamp
Company
Pioneer House
Furnishers
Fuctory ut Island City.
I'ostoffice Box 791
Phone, Main 120
Hand Bags
This week vc an showing tin- very iiewcKt
tiling in Iitdics' l.callii'i Tland V..ik.
H'Ih' (fiiality anl prii-fs n Hifso Ras inv
wt ll wtn'lli ytiiir atlcntioii.
See Our Display Window
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery. New York, is a
combination of clasuic and modem ideas in monument
work.
(jCft. Ccltrf We have made a profound
TflciBOnoLfrOl Btu(,v of rnonument building,
' - 1 1..- hlnA.J n All
mT anu nil urutn jjiucu tu uyi
1 1 j . ..IM.
II mum v sure iu iwvivc-
A box containing an a,f nv &
h;-t grade bon-or, fresh mm of an
finest textur and fUivnr mai.e a ?itit-'
able gift for a bir hday orra;on. f
These can be had at The Falaee.
8-10-tf
of Horn clolbhig thr
h a pi1 a sho'ibl touch th h'-art
cry c.itinty In the country, and
rii: iM arwt-r rifar arm siroiig.
d, to Hwr'rt:iin if any disastrous r
wiilis would eotiie from It, and In 24
h'turs it hitd ii-e;id iimtl h wnl
forced t rurry from twelve to flf
'n la rue piils of wat r to 1 11 sine
s.iffty. On dir;in down around the)
it's
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