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T.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tiii'sd;t Vim list.
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?i riDCT n irnn rpiinni nmnn
I niKJi rtiLfitij ounuuLruiuj
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I'ln-ills of!
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M 'HKT "hXXSH at ' tori
) I SALE 1
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Candu'K for
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BLOUSES
t-awions.
The hither
rpmlitius and the favorite kinds of box
cant I it's for fcif. purposes can be had
at Al Cain's Palace Confectionery
CHOICE
$498
Natives Kniiivcil
A i:it ii n ( 'cnl u fit:
Is Claim
iiicrti'iiu Scliiinl
ni.MII'.; Its
I 'll in Is
in China
Final
offcnnfr -tiri-tlici'
a .shipment of Wc'ineu'ii
and over Blouses
L'i'rirf.i.t(. crow in
new popular colors,
nilcil in lot vnl-
woi-lli ii'ii to $8.50
istt on sale, choice for
$4.98
Hills
Dep't Store
J
tath Sprays
TCvery number in
this week oiilv. ,
Bath Sprays reduced for
Take advantage, of this special price au'd (piip
your batli room twith, one of this
ALL-RUBBER SPRAYS
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE HEX All STORE
Sage Hen Season
Open
I have the Ammunition, Shot Guns, Hunting
Coats and Gun Cases.
Also Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Garden Hose,
For the Home
F. L. LILLY HARDWARE
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
. MACMIXK SI101' AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors re
puircd. overhauled and rebuilt.
AscctylciH! vAHdinii of all kinds.
Cylinder iHii-injr a,,,) oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons m,d Piston l'ins roground.
(live us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
"There's More Real Satisfaction"
tays the Good Judge
In a lialo of. the Real To
bacco Chew, than yon ever
got out ci' the ordinary kind.
The good rich taste lasts so
long you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often that's,
why it costs you less lo chew
this class of tobacco.
Any man ko uses the Real
Tobacco Chewvill tell you
that.
o
rut ufa iu two ttyhl
W-B CUT U rt long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short cut tobacco
IIONONI.UI.U. T. II.. A iitf. I
l'lllillK or flyliu; wiim Hiijoy. d d 1
HiiwiiIIiiiih i i'iiliii ii-H hi-r.in- iii uiliu'i
" IllvMiilwl, :irionlini lu Klorliv!
mill liy niitivM ul' iml:iy. Thi.ir mi-1
ri'slnlH Kill llii'lr iHTlal e' jt -nn-ii l
liy juuiiiiiiK urr : I i i rsi mho h uv.in
III hiiinc-iiijulii "pluiifi."
Tlli'y niiiilii a l--til:i r cuin of
kliiiwn us "Ji-li. pull" or "jiiuijiliiK!
frum llii.' cllrr." .11 wn iilayi'il iiiii
to u Ininih-fMl y;:us or uu aj-o liy mi-;
tH-i-s who liviul near rovi of Iciilii
lialiim Muni- lilcli ollim oic-rlouliiiii !
Lllil ocoall. '
DiilailH of I he nam- nave hi'i-ii uli
lalliwl liy William J. CuHlio u form
IH'VHUaner eililnr now mi iili'iii.
of thn llaln o mi Alii Hawaii
of Chief). 'I'hlH in what ho nay
llio vaiilKlifd hjioiI:
TIib Kainii wiik iilaviiil win. hiiL.i i
i:oniriviiii'en built of IIkIii hut hioiii
sllcka ami ovoi'wovimi with lunlii
imlin Ii-uvrs. SitvDi-al nf ihcw. al'
fair wnr maili- ivaily, tlm Hawailui.
"avlatorH" took thi-lr hhiiIs, anil
wnrn piiHhi'd over toworini; i lli'fs al
ihH naitii Mini!. Tim advi'iiiuiiT who
rfilnalliinl IoiihmhI in Iho air was tin
winner. Ofum IIii'oiikIi lai'loHiinons 'or ox
nitoiniMH a "plnno" won Id mxihuIm a
noHM dive Klmllar to ihomi of Iw.mi
tioth ninlliry niiilaiion. 'I'ho only
ilamiiKH wan Iho loss of ilin namo.
Old HawallaiiH nay ili.,t l heir fly.
IllK lllfM worn oxci'lltlonallv Klcllll'i.l
Thn only inpans limy hail of Knlilihi:
Hudr I'l-udi' aiinllani'i'H wiik In shin
their wolclit to maintain halanio us
limy zltiiiHKKiMl down lowiml thf iii-n.
A flunt of oulrlKcor i':inons ' an
rhori!d off Bhiiii! lo nii k an Ho.
siiorlinon and roti-iovo Ilin "nlanim."
I':.i'i)linnally dailiiK llj.vaiiaim
oflon hlli)i!d off thonpanir fool
Hl'fs on tli nlnlat(il, 11 i.t said.
SHAMMIAI, Awr. aa. Plans wi-n-lakiuK
fo:m throilMll tliM Villliliii'l' In
Sliani-'liai In oij'i-ii a i-ainiiai?!ii ill thi!
rail lo rnls-- - final Tai'lx 1 :. i . mi i to
hi-i-'iii. work on the erection of the
first linililinrs of a new Aiiieriran
sehotil. 'I'heuo first Kl l ui-t iires i'oii
sliaiui of a i lass rooiu liiiildinK mel
a dormitory and the Kfomi'l will
rosl aiiroxiinalely Taels 4li7,iioll, ol'
about iiUO.H'ill In ,"old. (II the
Taels i;7,(lllll reiiiilled. Tin. HZI.Illlll
have heen raisi'd. TIs. Iu7.ii0il hav-
ilil! bei-n I'lvell in ii I'll 111 nil i e n I'ni-
i funds held ill ShalU'liai last year and
cold $l."i().nuil havlni- linen lontrlli.
ilited hv MiiisiiMi Hoanls'lii the I'nlted
siales."
1 House " ,iaM ht,t'n lilalllied to make tile
! new school u I'l'lller oT Alnerli-un
lioliilioinily life in Slimil'lial. Tie
sile thai has heen selei-liid Is Ii Irtict
of alioul 17 urres lorateil ad ill i ra 111 v
in the l'leiieh Colieesslon.
The A inei ii an si hool in ShaiiKliai
orii'.iiKilly was founded by the vari
ous AuiM'ieau missions In J fi 12, he
iiiK housed in a number of dwell
ings in Hie northern part of the rlty.
Ill Ihe li hool year. jtlHl rlosed 21!l
luiliils were i-aied for and Ilin faiil
liles of the Institution worn taxed to
ihe utmost to piovldij lor all niili
I'aiils. : The scliool now provides
1'inlil years i.t sthool work and four
years of lii;-h si hool. A rlass or len
w. is uraduuleil this year.
While under louirol of missions
in Shaiifliai the school lias always
I ii open lo Americans generally.
A ihiillKe fo he made In conneclion
with ihe new project is I hut the new
1 ns.t 1 1 ii l i on will Im Koverned by a
II 'd or manimers or whom half
Will he appolnled by the llirferenl
iiilsnioiiH mill hair by represenliilive-i
ol' ihe business r-ouiintinllv.
SPECIAL SALE
Lai;; tftiaiUily sliiulu Ithrh
of all hoi-Is utid .:.(:! to Im Hold
clu-ap owiiiK ' o cn-rowdinfi
of ii ii chhi'v Count ami Hilfct
now for fall .Icllvory. Also
lots uf cat flowc.B on hand at
r?aHoifalli prltn.-i.
ALFRED MILNE
W'Uow Glenn Nursery
Formerly the old Kuler
Nursery
Safe
Milk
For Infintii
& Invalids
NO COOKING
Tha "Food-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch atHome.Olfice ,Qh'l
Fountains. Atk for HORUCK'S.
1ST Avoid ImitaUons & Substitutes
Womeii
Made Young
Bright cyea, a cloar Skin and a body
full of youth and health rony ba
yaurs if you will keep your system
In order by regularly tuldnU
GOLD MEDAL
Try An Kxperienred Developer.
Don't make the mistake, of (tivinisi
n film that contains exposures of kuIi-I
jei ts you are piirticiilnrly keen to pre
serve, (o un inexperienced or unreliable'
developer. Kilverlliorn has :he equip-j
nient, experience and the record l'or
fin work that makes his reputation for.
reliability unapproachable. You ca r
wifely irive him your films or w
utives fur developing' mid prin(iii)r. !
ROBBERY AT
inntn nniimr'n
What's everybody doiiu:? Air.'inir
iliir to ullelid Hie liaml liencfil ilanct
at Hex Hall Weilnesiuiy niitlil. A fif
leen-piece orchestra. B -li: t -1 1 bin loss.
i lieports wen) receive I yesler
'day I'rein North l'owder thai ihe
, r'oriwlroni aio;e at ;Ci,rih Powder
was nibbed Sunday nlkht. Kiirly this
i iil'trrno:in ihe sheriff's efl'lcn had not
vet e allied particulars from Mr.
' Korssi rum; H is nude)- ioimI ilmi he
Ik laliiiiK Invoice lodiiy to diilermine
ML 1M MM-Kii'lOMA
W BAD
K.si'J' 'ttH
'fp Y0U WAN'f yur yunh to nvo5d yu? They
jjr Will certainly do so when your breatli is bad.
There is no excuse for anyone having a bud
breath. It is caused by disorders of the stomach
which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many have been permanently curid of
Kto'nach troubles by the use of these tablets after
years of suffering, i'rice 25 cents per bottle'
1 - a m M m
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
I
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TH(S AWRCSSty You HiNOTC
IF I OINJ HAf4VH.r K CAT TI-U5 M
VCN !M THIS NORTH LICMT
01a) AOVT "THG t-io-
(AJORlINiCJ. Vb"5rAL. CteCKS
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type iv-ftTe(X amp
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"oh , that 5- i
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liver, t.Iail.Icr t-.-.-l ...ic a.:J tici.-!,-, tl.a
cnmieu (A I'.fwor.J l.;' !:'J. In ti-J i-i'-'B
1096. All dfiiL':;:'-'t-, tlreo lIzl-iu
l-ok ftr t!i noma Gel ! Medal on vrr b4
..uii .; tnt iiitti-U
HOUSES FOR
SALE
Woll hulll S-rooni iKiiu-.n on Cedar,
bMwcm AdiiniM and WasliliiRtott.
N'it.'tt yard; sliadtt Lrtios. Thn price
Im i'IkIiI unit vmy rnasonabla lurtiin
can ho soctinl. ArruiiKmnls ant
such that. Hovtn-al rconiK could n
i'f nted wtl houi inenuvi'liiHiiiM! to
family.
MiMli'rn 7 room hiiiiso; hnatliiif plant,
(Kid pliniihhiK'; on p;i veil hi rcntK ;
nlco lol with lawn and sliiuli
trcs; on Adams, two hlncks froni
poHtoff ici. A moKt d(!si ra hie In.
calli.-n. $ I will handlM this.
Moderti, new lititli last yo;ir; room
honsit with haweineiii ; plumbed;
2 lni. Trice $-'7(11,. 'irrms $u
raHh, balance $:i.r per moiiili, in
cluding int
rchiMill
T.-Mt ;
(. reen wood
I have clientH who desire liotii"H ran-i!)-
in price l'ro;n i Ifitin tn ?l'Him). A
lisf Iiik "T nut h pro pei ty, IT prop
erly priced will briiifc ref.ulis.
'J iiMitu hoiis" iicir hi:li !;clnnl; two
hit; lids; hi vu ; 1 1 c:m; In ud
CMiidiliou.
Geo. H. Currey
In Earlier Days
In former times, when the town butcher or
farmer himself dressed and cured the meat for
the community, he could not always tell how
it would turn out.
His methods were crude; partly traditional,
partly guesswork. His tests were lew and
inconclusive.
Meat packing of today, as carried on by
Swift & Company, has changed all that. It is
scientific. Nothing is left to chance; nothing
taken for granted.
The most painstaking care and attention
are given to every step. Processes are worked
out on a large scale with minute exactness.
Methods are continually revised and improved.
Cleanliness is insisted upon. Drastic, incessant
inspections are the order of the day.
Swift products are uniform, graded accord
ing to quality.
Take bacon, for instance.
Swift & Company set out years
ago to make a delicious, savory bacon
which should be uniformly excellent.
The result is
Swift's Premium
Bacon, always the
same, always fa
mously good.
Today this bacon,
wrapped, sealed
and branded,' has
circled the world.
Swift & Company's system of distribution car
ries it to places which the "town butcher" or
the farmer could not reach.
i'wl
itt jap . sv
SWIFTS'!
premium!
Swift. & Company, U. S. A.
Carrs
iT 9
IB B"5
Where Your Credit Is Good
Use it
COMPLETE HOMf. FURNISHER
J, I Ztv$LLJV$ C
The man of souse is lit; who host pre serves thoFe f.it'iiltie?. with which nature
lias endowed him. (Masses are not an evidence of weak mind, but rather of strong
inti'llift. In this day of conservation, men and women of strength, both mental and
physical, wear them for preservation of nerve force and vitality, as much as for
liettennent of vision. Those at the forefront in worth while work are n. iny every
possible means to keep themselves fit mid efficient and no man can be efficient with
dele, live eyes unconvctiMl.
Our eipiipmtnt inul methods are the most modern and accurate fur il,e correct
K'.MI'ATI()N of the eye, and thu prescribing of correct (ila ses where in- .1. d
nY-
J. H. PEARE & SON
Optometrists
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