La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 18, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.r" . ii ;-'' TWO LA RKANDB EVENING OBSERVER f d'ti't bargains of Unusual Note AT THE Dissolution of Partnership Sale s WOMEN'S HATS Milieu's Now Fall I;Hs, ii':i n)",y;o assort ment, values 'to. $3.48 DRESSES Dnp. Lit of women's silk and wool drcs.scs, val ues to ifc:.0(). Choiee for $17.75 , SHOES Women's dross pimp. All good MyW, values to .f 10.00. Choice for $3.98 SILK PETTICOATS Women's silk 'petticoats with Joriy Vilk top. C'lioico of Lfl for $3.98 CHILD'S HOSE I'ovk and (iiifls Mack i-ililfd hose; a regular 50c value, air 35c TABLE LINEN 72-iwli wide, white ta" Mp Damask one half linen, regular 1.50 val tie, vard 98c BLAiOIETS Pur-iii;; tin's ln'g sale v are oi'tori'ng special duecd price on all ton an'd wr.ol I il ankers. IV- oot- UNDERWEAR rilalilos heaped full of L'ndomveatr 'for Men, Women, and Children,' all on sale at BARGAIN PRICE i BOY'S BLOUSES One lot of hoy's Mouse waiMis, liglilt and dark ciJIoi's, value 1o $1.50, on sale for 75c SHOES All .slioes at. . rrdVeocl price, ulso hundreds of pairs out on. sale at special , BARGAIN. PRICE CLOTHING Wo, offer 'special one lot of Mcu'rf Suits: uH new Fall Models, choice of lot for $25.00 BOY'S HATS One lot of little hoy's winltlcr hats, values to f 1 .HO, choice for 49c Hill s Dep't Store F, ITS WANT TO were Sumlay Kuests of L. B. Russel ami family. Miss Ucore Ijuighlin und .Minn Kth-t-l Undley spent the wiwk-imd with friends at La Grande. Mrx. Malcolm Irvine and Mrs. Joe Saunders were shopping in linker Tiipsrlav Mrs. Fred Gardner is spenilini; the NKW YOItK ""Nov. ia. A (treat week with her daughter here, many fat people in the United State. Mrs. Humes of Lewiston, Idaho." und Canada avowedly want to become visiting at the home of P. Smith thin, but don't know how. By the mis wi-ck. hundreds they have hren confessing BE IDE TH Safe TlUlk as ru. mm FortoSmtloUUMlQtoiliII-I"! Richml:!:.-- The Oririnul Food-Crini Kor All Aje N Loo-i.-. i'6 sa mmiwz ASK FOR , . il ., -j .vo:j Imitations )f,ftir.i Substitutes i"i!n ectwetin t-owu.r Mauris! t'ia Original Mrs. Martin Ptarce and .Mrs. Kov Sloit of Union spent Monitay with ? Mrs. Walter McGrath. The marriage of Miss Jennie Ashby and Earle O'Hryant took place in L Grande November 11. this desire in letters to City Health C'ommissiunf r Copeland. Their elec tion of him ax the person who miht take a frrent weight off their shoul ders was KUKRCKted by accounts of his rr-cent mobilization of a reducing squad of fifty fat men and fifty fat women in New York, These hundied heavvweiihts have been shrinking daily and the letters All Moose and their families are re from outside New York inquire how quested to meet at the Hall nt seven Ui . rnelund ilues it. It's siinnle ho o'clock Friday evening, November 18 Proper diet, regular exercise to auenu lecture uy nroiner inieu- li'ii'UMWiliiVB ATTENTION, MOORE. pedal Date Center Chocolates 49c at PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE County Treasurer'a Call for Road .Market Road and General Fund X Warrants. NOTICE, The unilersijjne, County Treasurer luia fund on hand wkh which to pay all warrants endorsed ui, tut? Kni"i"i luntr prior to septem- bur 1, 1021. And all warrants endorsed on the market road fund prior to Sept 1 I 1921. I And all warrants endorsed on the road fund prior to July 1, lull. I Interest ceasi on the alwve wa--j rant. mi Nov. 5, 1021. JOHN I'RAWI.KY, Treusuivr of Union County. Illy Nov. .I-11-8N-2.'., Dec. 2. and proper living hnbits arc all that is m'eessary. "You cannot be happy unless your stomach is full," the doctor tells the fat folks. Th"n he explains what foods they should eat to lteen happy, elimin ating all those which produce fat. Some of the food they may eat in al'unilance are celei7, buttermilk, rat ishes, endive, lettuce, tomatoes, water cress, clams, whites of eggs, chicken without the skin, shad, white meat of lohster, codfish, pears, apples, grape fruit, lemons, oranges, rhubarb, lean meat and skimmed milk. "The greatest mistake people mak-? is lit the selection of their food," Dr Copolund contends. "The average mer.l is poorly balanced. This is particular ly so of bcrakfast. Imagine wanting to get thin on a breakfast like this cereal and cream, hot muffins with butter and honey, sausage and pos sibly some fruit covered with sugar. This entire meal is made up of starch es and sugar, which adds flesh and very often as an added offense it is I washed down with tea, coffee, or cocoa saturated with sugar." I)r. Copeland lets his squad eat fruit for breakfast, except bananas. He bars sugar, prohibits white bread, and opposes the drinking of water with meals because that makes the room and inclination for more food. Cereals i're all right, he says if a tablespoon, of bran is added instead of sugar. He recommends Swedish exerciser Hut if the ambitious heavy insists or his calisthenics being 100 per cent American, the United States army setting tin exercises are just as good as any other. These can be practiced within the privacy of the home provid ed the home is of sound construction and the neighbors pleasant. One of Dr. Copeland's squad confided that every time she begun bending and jumping there came complaints 'from the occupant of the apartment below Fingered Jack Godwin. BY 'COMMITTEE. U-17-2U Jerry the tramp is headed this way December 5th. 11-17 JCST A 1 KV I'l. Vt I S VI O.ItOOM llorsK A Modern one and lull dation: stands on part or a lot. ' "' balance terms. VAt'AVT LOT Co- d location on A...IU1S tTnll Cain naviiier.t. t'." balanc 2-ACItK TKAt T Lars Himse. m-eus . home . an bo made of liis properly. t-KOOM Hl'NGAI.OW A flood, s111.il In " bargain. JTice looti. Mul have so r.-ltooM HorsK Kant cart or city: a LOW Plill i:s tr,-v house; hits cement foun j 1 -",,. Musi have JMI0 cash,, size 4r,xll3. Trice, A very good ; Ave. least) iirraiised. me work on same. Price JlSlill. .. on lot. sizo 4 5x100. Splendid M cash. vood home for very little money. Jlllall. I onus. an, o ; We have many ulaces for sale ii yon don t and see ns QJJJJDE INVESTMENT COMPANY H1J ADAMS AVI-:. ' rantied. e cine 111 this list, come lf.'v' V) E3ES .ui "m:io- CONFIDENCE 5YOURSELI; Is a most valuable asset. Nothing will ivc you more confidence in yourself than A GOOD BANK ACCOUNT. It pieces you at once on nn equal footing with your associates In business when you pay your bills by check on this bank. 47.1 LA OKANDE NATIONAL BANK LA OIANDE , OrE. S-UNO-F EL1APLE - X ROGRESSIVE G2S MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEMj. North Pcwder CouTile United! In Marriage N'ORTll POWDER, Nov. 18. (Spe cial.) Attorney Hess of La Rrund was a business visitor here Monday. Chas. Hutchinson and wife and Mrs W. A. Hudclson were shopping in iHn- ker Monday. W. C. I.ee nnd wife of Caldwell, Ida ho, spent Sunday with (). II. Sloan and family. I. I... Smith is seriously ill at his home here. Walter Stcijrer and family und Steve Perry and wife of Uaker visited friends here Sunday. M. McKim and family of Raker -t 1 . Preferred Stock Coffee gg.'WffigSgS OCckixDays Tfljif!:- fx. A W 'i ifl .i'HA V S A'!J. 1 'jM olden days what a time they MWH: rrMX (f -Y at love-making! JtXffKm Jfllfl ' How much more help the young XWll!M I-ICnV man of today can find in winning i , W8ti0Eg$a lit I I W$P 'he Srl. when he tucks a box of B-LC-JTiiriWlllilW Voean's under his arm. It will tisZ J 3 l ' 1 '"'1 invariably bring the smile he I g""! M TJafc 1 ake ner tne friinant orange- I I fea?S nued I an Jar package tor 1 hanks- ' jmiiL giving. It's the randy snccest, or jfPpSL the hour! 1 SiQbjF' ' ' ur? coun;-rV cream, smooth rich BrPi i$iv3r cl-iocobte, combineJ with choice roast- fci'3'J 'S-'&r afmonJi and delicate fruits. Each ' I aJiiihiiK'l piece is a compli-t? delight f j rVAT C T-"-n Jr ut!l JeliRht the ones you I -VJ. XV luve. No other pacUatie is quite like it Y r-- VOC.AN CANDY COMPANY ' ' "i STARTS MUCH SICKNESS A clogging mass of undigested food that remains fermenting in the stom ach or intestines sends the poisons it develops through the entire human body. "Keep the bowels open," is one rule of health recognized by all schools of medicine. Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom ach and benefit the liver. For indiges tion, biliousness, bad breath, bloating, gas or constipation, no remedy is more highly recommended. No grip- I ing or nausea. I THANKSGIVING Preferred Stock Coffee I eh.ii.w., FOR SALE OR TRADE N'mv hot ! tu koimI Wilhimntto val ley tiiwnalu'il at $100. (Kit). WU n-iitt'd. OvvntT will trade for wheat land. Small farm in Willamette valley, valued at $U.tMnl.00. Federal loan ::.mti.MH. Owner will trade equity of aluMil fin, 1 Ho for tuisiiieBs in town. (ino acrt tuul residenoo (n U'alla Walla, Will nlply as first payment oti small farm. Everything Electrical S-StSC-S TOURS FOR X WA9 SOW H. 6c S. ELECTRIC CO. lilci'iii'iil (Vaidiicioi'H 105 Depot Street Phone Red 3931 Have, party wantinR to borrow $7,tMttt.ti, on itiKu firnt morlcuKe. security. "Id at-re stot k raneh in Baker count v, valued at K0.n0 per iu-ro. TiIMIh a I44NO inortpaKe aKHinst tht pnperty, leaving owners equity approximately $ lvt.oOn.oo, o n.r will tiudo for small farm, or houses and lot. SoniP K'd pt oposUL ui for Ipjs' llonus Money. Sold rHHHrl AND SHOWING OF DINNERWARE, ROASTERS, CARVING SETS. SILVERWAHE, FOOD CUT TERS, PERCOLATORS, SERVING TRAYS, FANCY JAP TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS DRAPER IES,, JERSEY JUMPER DRESSES, JERSEY JACKETS, SILK WAISTS. K HKYTI1 1 N(.i TO MAKF: THAN KS( i 1 VI N( ! DAY A I'U'.ASrh'i; AT A C 1 It-avy stt'i'l roastt'r. ''14T in 7-V llfiivv .s'tccl roaster IOnIOxS in f)S,- Round AlmiiiiMiin roister, IdxS Olilmi ii I n 1 1 1 i l in in litaMt'i-. !0xl.")xS, (i.(K) Oval a I )i i ui t ui) ii ruastiT, IL'xKIxS, ;.70 ""liito t'liaini'l, si'lf- liasliiiLC Savory roaster '...-l.J: I'.hie enamel seaui- leS. self Nastinir master o-D.- S'eup ajiiiiiiiiuni ieivo':itor, !.! Heavy ;t t n 1 1 1 i i in in 1eri il.,tnr, , (. IS. ti.K 7.!V Alimiiiimr. 'oiiiliinatioii Cooker ".'J 1. 1 1 j- iiinl '2 ijiiart KitHrr JliilH 1.1 ! '. A T Best Semi-Porcelain Dinner Ware at Marvelously Low Prices w: 1a!l M; 1" la. Plain White White and Gold Celebrated Radisdn Pattern No. 7000 Patterr Blue Bird Pattern 42 Piece Set 42 Piece Set 42 Piece Set $9.28 $12.49 $14.42 A Beautiful Elue English ... Semi- Pure Nipon hanu Band with Rose Pattern with fan . :y. brown, and Panted china :n Flowers . 1 .. . rose wreath edg ., r . three pattern;;. ss. Vermont Pat Mayfield Pattern tern 42 Piece Set . D. . 40 Piece Set 42 Piece Set $17.91 $17.93 $23.53 lv, : Win I l.-irl; .-1 ) 1 1 1 -I.. !-. s A V I x ; Sale. i-e 1 1' ! eiu- n-iil . .(i) retiililie Ite :) .ji isev r i Iresse. ...").")() vool Clel-JV'.'' !!iiier ilress 7. !." lU'Iit ier-' .19 l.fill -i..V) ..:.!.) ' "el,-., do. U t-.vvi I- .1' I ev .I'M'Sey -jfmm&w s y anew z n y ftf:: r" 0 m , ' , ,l.WMat;tT o