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!,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PATARRH
D of bend or
0 benefited bj
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
throottu unWly
benefited by the vA
Out 1 7 Million Jan UKitVtMu
A BLESSING TO
HER, SHE SAYS
porooi
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PRICES CONTINUE TO BE SMASHED
Dissolution of Partnership
SALE
Women's lilousos, values up to $7.50, choice
Women's Silk Petticoats; values to 00, elioiee
Wonu'u'H Cotton Fleece Union Suits on sale
40-inrh wide Crepe do Chine, colors,
40-inch wide Georgette Crepes on sale
Boys' Ktu't Stocking -Caps on sale
Women's Warner Bros. Corset on sale
Children's Mack ribbed liose, all 'sizes,' pair
Boys' School Shoes, sizes 9 to 2, pair
Women's dress .shoes, high heels, values to $10.00, pair
Children'.s. Cotton Fleeced' union suits, nil sizes
Men's leather facNL canvas gloves, .pair
foi HAVE Xfi 'S THAT ALX
I I Hi n KlUrifU.IV 1 ) 1
$3.98 Ij fiSSth
$119 I' S ' '
$1.35 I JpP-HRckcY'. .!
.. 98c . . ,.
25c 1 nnur nnniiTP
n v Y n 1 IuUILOUUUIO
Y I mmniiMP niinn
ii , x ii i . wumviRb nnnu
, SALE -CONTINUES eVeRYVDAY S Organization Is IToldmg
Ifegular Meetings and the
w mmmm m B Youngsters Are Much Til-
U;il'e TWt't Qf. I
Another Portland Kesident Is Wonder,
fully Id-stored After Attack
of Influenza.
, -: r. IT
"I wish it was in my power to put i
a bottle of Tnnlac in the hands of ev- J
cry RuffcrinK man, woman ami child i
J'or I know it will make them well and. J
.tronc just like it did me," said Mis.
V. KXJlussard, 1144 Ivon St., Portland,; 5
i Oree on
"The Via left me in a very poor ,
Kate of hfcilth. mv stomach was all un-
r . . . ... ,
set and m nerves almost shattercu. ,
My conditi was jufl awful and 1
seemed to l getting kvorse all the i
time. I i
This wonderful Tanl.-Ve wa3 an un-i
.-1.1 1.1 : 1 , 1' in lw(lr.i
LOllI UlUSSllllf L lll7. '
Ireil Payton, our primary teacher, one
day this week.
vMrs. Ray Duncan and Mrs. Roy I,ay
were at Hot Lake Sanatorium on Wed
nesday.
Tanlac is sold in a Grande liy Sil- .
verthorn's Family Drue Store and all J
leaning (iruKKisis. mv. ii
KEEP DRY. j
It is pood farm practice to see that
all farm implements, such as cultiva- i
brs and tools are in the dry. Unpainted.J
parts of discs and plows should he well ; I
smeared with oil or grease to prevent J
rusting. Every implement should lie
irone over systematically to titrate')
nuts, adjust bearings, and replace
worn or broken parts. 0. A. experi
ment station.
BULLETIN OUT.
A new bulletin on the egg-laying
characteristics of the hen, written by
James Dryden, chief of poultry in
vestigations at the O. A. C. Experi
ment Station, has been issued from
the college press and is ready for free
distribution. This publication is ue.
signed to help poultry and egg pro-
ducers and poultry breeders know an:t
select the types of layer and progeny
most likely to increase average flock
Copies free to citizens of
I m:j- CREAMERY ROUTE
1 u-r-Id JU JfL 1ULU
, COVE, Oct. 24. (Special.) Th:
Boy Scouts of Cove held regular week
ly meetings. They are becoming quite
proficient in Hoy Scout lore and arc
loval enthusiastic little workers.
The following ladies were present production
at the regular semi monthly meeting i Oregon.
of the Ladies Auxiliary October 21:
Mrs. M. J. Duffy, .Mrs, (ieo. Alexander, . LIME AVAILABLE.
Mrs. Grant Gardner. Mrs. Ethel Va.il Lime is now available at the state
Vlack, Mrs. F. E. White. Mrs. Walterjlime plant at Gold Hill. Farmers will
Richards, Mrs. J. W. Sills, Mrs. Ed, usually find it profitable to use lime
Otho Eekersler. Mrs. on wet lands that do not under pres
ent conditions produce clover or otner
j Maroney, Mrs
ne returns tor tnem.-ihey have yan jr. Kills, Mrs. Thos. Hefty, Mrs.
tne nest wishes of the neighborhood Roland Richaidsan and Mrs. Wm. Ilar-
lor a 8.ii e journey and a good location irjs. Delicious refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs,
legumes satisfactorily O. A. C. Ex
periment station.
Walter Richards.
Mrs. Fred Corpe is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Dean and Mrs. IRtibe T)an-
SELECTION OF STOCK.
Selecton of breeding stock from t
ids entertained the Ladies' Guild atif'ock of hens on the basis of annual
THK JfCKMVS," LA?
SEED CORN NEEDS DRYlNGv
Much, immature corn has resulted
'from the early September frosts, the
,0. A. C. Experiment station has found. 4, tmm nf ira ri.un 'i'hMi,..iv nftor.rtran nest records, reirardless of test
'llnd tllora iu lilrnltr tA K. ,. . . U k.v .ll.;.. 1.. i.li.
RlinulN'P AT TIWIrt'N ; .-...j noon. i ne nii(;rnoon was sner.i m .i meeuiK ipui.uw, is uatnuu. mn-
IHKlgfl I ommittce -Meets to -nortage 01 seed next spring unless it nlaving '"500.'' Tliis delightful nf od of increasing egg production,
' I1SCUS the FxneilSeS ,,( ', 'lrl'l "U1 ""d properly stored. Seed fair was ejVed by the following cording to a bulletin just issued by the
' !.. , . . t- l, . V r T ' .. ' ' icurn ,s 1,est 'irkd " warm' w,'!1 ladies: Mrs. E. C. Rees, who b, ought poultry department of the O. A. C
Artor many pictures of soelely In- Jx-lH oI for ear. ventilated pluce as rapidly as possible, her guest. Mrs. lienwick, (Ltha Thorn-i Experiment station. That high fecun-
iriguea It la with a en? of relief :lt may be safely dried at 1:10 decrees f t..u.,i ii-. t t ri 'ilitv or liivine- abilitv is inherited has
that . onesec "The Jurkllm," C.otk 'The Budget Committee met Monday f. in hop or prune driers although for m;s's Fffie Conlcv Mrs I lovd Carter' len establisheiV beyond question.
i'" iur"-. nignt and dis-cussed the Dudget lor the corn wiin a i.irge amount oi moisture m, . ; Conklin Mrs 11 O' h-d.il Poultry Husbandry.
Which finllArl fn nn..ilH : .. n. .. i ; t. .t. 1.111 .1..... ...:.l. i:.l- I .: -...'' '!
-i" p. , ---1" ii.u-ii-i. . joining year. w . Ljugnin, r.. i. . k.. " vnu u mue longer iiinu rs .k (.;. Anderson, Mrs. Clarence
rv- i . yC,!l0r'Uy' iPeebler and Mrs. Mary Counsell were i prvferablu. Small lots of corn Morvford. Mrs. Chris liertsch, Mrs
Thi is o good, big clean picture. It appointed on thii committee. The nhoiilil be hung up by the husks so Clarence Lawson, Mrs. .lucid Geer.aii i.
deals with good, old-fnshioncd neo-'school mvctinir to ndont this bud-ret that the ears do not touch each other Air-..i t,;i 'i-. i n ii.,i,t,..
via leua a good old.luHliloned love and also to elect a director on tho md cause faulty drying. If no betto-- ji,s. Krank Miller. Miss Fannr Bi-.mn.lUh, at the Grande Honde Meat mar-
lory, nnu contaliiR n million and one school board will be on November 1st. method presents itself, the corn may! The Cove coriesomident wishes to ket. 10.24-lt
iiuiu niia or greuL Human Intereuta. at 2 p. m., in the school house. All he hung near a stove for n few dry5. 'correct an error in Cove's last lews
""""" ",uo l"y i" of mil .taxpayers shoi: d interest themse ves ""no inorougniy dried, it may reman; h,i,.t- Tlw. .nhlet. of Iikhn P-,.
in nionige suieiy an winter. I dock's address lust Sunday ever.in-r
"" Iwas not "Charity." but "Unity."
CONDITIONING SOWS. f County Agent Harry G. Aveiy war.
Brood sows should be put in good in Cove yesterday testing c.iws for
tuberculosis.
COOKED FOOD SALE.
The Catholic Ladies will hold a
Cooked Food Sale, Saturday, October
lu le:
Will,
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a ml
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health and strol
lx'forc I had the '
felt any better i
ly wonderful that!
make such a big i
time. Tanlac is just
i- than even
Iced I never.!
It is simD-ii
-dicine coul'i !
such a short ; J
nd." 1 1
Uiually.
Moner can't 'o everything, but It
can do everythliiK tl.ut most people , J
want to do.
Worthy
We hava proven that wo
are worthy of the public's
confidence. Our equipment
Is dignified and genteel. W8
plan our services carefully
and execnto them conscien
tiously, Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Directors
1M5 Fourth St.
Phone, Main.
Xiht Phone,
' Mi.in 7-13' '
Private AmbiilHic porytca
CLYDE E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
ftUCHfKE SkOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of rnVihiriiry, automobiles and tractor re
paired, overhauled ami ribuilt.
Ascetylene weldinc off all kinds.
Cylinder boring arkioversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins reground.
Give 11s a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
zl
Furhiture Exchange
COMPLETE house furnishers
EID DpNOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson
Jiawes, tun lunlty school teacher, 'and present.
tnariea ugio lu I.lm Jucklln, Mabel Roy Couch and Guy Miller sold
juuenno Heott Is Guinea .lu. klln, hiaisome fat cows this week.
daughter and the. big cast Includes I Alex Ferguson started to Fine val-
annle slldglejr, Zel Covington. lev with his Ir.-ims cnlllo nn.f htiru. l'lmivnuo nunilil I...r...... Kf...i:.... k-u
. ..iinr jinn j. ,vi. uumoiu. t iarencfl Mondav mornimr. I hit Austin nn. ii..rim,.Miu iw,u ii.i i... , liii.. .. ...,.. 1 ,,.,.1 o.i nr.i,.. r ..n,i
Bttrton and long lift of favorite. -IJonn itnnton went to help with the He expected when sowr in good left Thursday for Los Angele-i, in u
'vw t r ro ia a" U(,ill"l('n by stock, etc., ns he took about one hun-flesh and gaining at breeding time.' Ford car. They expect to spend some
11 t?f 1 n''"n 't ''ln s d died head of cattle. lie hoies to get Grain and pasture, either rape, alfalfa, time in Portland before continuing
HKntrul novel. Paul Perry did the through by Saturday. Mrs. I-'ergu -on clover, or green grain, make n good their journey.. They will be joined i-i
pamera work. jwi remain with her narents Mr. and combination fur fittini them nut 1) I PuvHiim.i l.v Mrs I n,l
A comedy is also lielnir shown. 'Mrs. .lames Mulholl.ind, in town un-'A. C. Experiment Million. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puvton nf liaker
weru visiting their daughter, Miss Mil-
ON OCTOBER 27TH.
m mi wMiw euerv
X tr&rmd ' MEAL"
The new coated: fer y
which everybody V Jt7 1
likcs-vou will. , fm0
4 AmfemAra
g: T"lrf imttil l-
SOMK GOOD BARGAIN'S
IN CITY rROPEUTY
A good rooming houso for sale
on easy terms, close In and al
ways full. Urines In now from
aeven rooms, $130 per month.
This house lias thirteen large
rooms and oAn small one. The
present owners are occupying
six rooms. It can be made to
brine in $160 per month and
lerve Vnplo room for owners
f they Vu t mi to occupy too
much siVe. It has bath and
toilet. bot up ami uown flairs.
Seven rooiVi are fully furnish
ed with KeiV furniture. All the
carpets andVnnlcum en the
floors goes. IV largrt lot 50x
: sliailetrees.
AT MRS. JOHN SHAW'S, 2 MILES WEST 0? ALICEL AND 9 MILES
NORTH OF LA GRANDE
I will sell to the highest bidder, the following property: ..
dxiicleras peppermint
f&ft'CTgd &i)S2-r Jache-t around
mat will all ys-ur s&set&s
tton. polish yen? :s a.n.4 ineira
your throat. 122
1". fi ft't, nic
on p;vol n'r
prtr In $?j'0n
int'iit of ?-.;-
nmnthlv fnst:i
Kiu'wu as (ho
rooming houso.
Tlcl all ptrrot
for. Tbo
i' a cash pnv
ll'l in in
Thin i
r. Lonp
Just UtTODS
' 1
th road from the post offlr.
Nov 1.- tho chunre to ot a
pooj barcln unit tnoiiey
inakrr from tho Mrt.
C. J. BLACK t CO.
(Healtors)
tr.w lout hi.ihi.
t.n Grntide
Oregon
100 Jars of Fruit
Pure Bred R. I. Red and White
Leghorns .;:,,
Foot Mats
New Mattress
White Sewing Machine
Shovel Plow
Garden Seeder
Corn Planter
Double Dies (New)'
Disc Plow
Walking Cultivator
Walking Plow
Washing Machine
Old Seeder, Alfalfa Attachment
Small Harrow
Hand Saw (new)
Set Sled Runners for Bug"?
Gang Flow
Wagon
Fat Hog
Sows, suckling
Cows, giving Milk
Heifer Calf -Gelding,
vt. 1400 lbs. G yr.
Filly, cominsr thrpe
1 Gray Mare, wt. 1500 iv.b
f Miscellaneous articles too numerous
to mention.
' $323 LtpfCH
TSX0r .fci&-;fca saawiiiir? $10.00, Cash. Suis over $10.00 'tint
uill bf givtn or ffvtd litbx&U drawing 8" interest.'
Ep REYFOLD!, Club T.I.JOHNSON, xtioneei
Bureaus
Rocking Chairs
Parlor Tables
Library Table
Dining Table
Dining Chairs
Arm Chair
Bedrtxmi Chairs
KitcheirChairs
Medicine XJhest
Book Case
Hall Racks
Incubator (260
Brooders (Size
Small Incubators
Oil Stove
Range
U. S. Separator
Cider Press
Sanitary Cot
Gas Lamp
Ccmmode
Hoosier Cabinet (new)
Pair Pillows
Edling uvd Linen
(3 aa4' 6 foLii Crocks
XHstiws txtA Utefisils
..jsL LI k
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THEiFLAUOR