La Grande evening observer., December 26, 1921, Image 2

fvUE TWO
I.A f.!tANOG EVEN'T.Vt OBPEHVEK
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VT is nnt Inwlv m-ir. rrircpfe tT.nr we refnsr m-
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"T is not lowly priced corsets that we refuse
to sell, but unlovely corsets that do nof
bear the hall-mark of quality.
We cater to those who desire and appreciate
distinctive and correct dress, whether, their
incomes are large or small,
' Our
RSETS
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carry no extra charge besause ofieir beauty
and superior quality. It sms Vige to say
-this because the distinction thcomdl of care
ful selection often gives the impctesion of
expensiveness. Nor is there any extra charge
for our exceptional fitting service that assumes
full responsibility for your complete satisfaction.
For Hale By
HILL'S DEPT STORE
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
CiO OW IN THS DlMING ROCM
iAiJTJ SEE tOHT S4MTA Ql-AVS
SROUSHT YOU ; . P3
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More Americans to
Mexican sombreros of the best qua!-1
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Teach ill Islands v'.lr's WHWs of a workman to buy one
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KouMAKeTHeM sorcc. THAT UTn.C S, s witc
ISAVE ME MANY STCPS TIC. X
'AMOTWOR. SERVANT. AMO 'T lulU- 13c OV-C
iORC piece. OF rcifiivi-ruH. i--"- ,-rw
YAH, OVCK. IM THe -
MANILA, V. I., Dpc 2. Sixty
additional Auierlcun tt:.i;hM are to
be employed by tho bureuu of edu-
Vatlon. at the bcRimilng of tha next
1 school year, arcordinK to an an
nouncement just nmU by tho
retui y of the ilt;p.'.i'tin"iit of public j
instruction.
Dr. W. V. M.irqt.ardt. Philippine,
educational uKnt in the United!
States liaa tietfi oublod to secure
that number of tear hers who are
wanted here to t:::uh Kn-;lkh to
the Filipino teachers.
The unnouiHoment said t!ie new
teachers will be eniplnyeU ut Ha.ar
lea ranging from n .000 peso (about
JlfjilU) to 3200 waox (atxnit $lGuijj
per annum.
It was stated that the employ
mont uf addllfuiial American t:icli
ern is in line with the policy of the
department of public instruction of
extending tho usu of the i:ni?Ii.sh In
the riilllppineH.
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I specimens were removed anil placed
j the college museum. Eauily ac
cessible from the stnta highway, the
' ludgo bus been vim led by thousands
and It Is desired to protect its mark
ings from damage by vandals u:td
souvenir hunters. ,
; " Vrof. W. J. Miller of Smith col-
Pl't'llintorii! jl)illlitl t() lFilV('lnBe says that tlio throo-tood foot
IodjO Wl':5l JtH Tl'flil j'l'C-' marks, varying from three and' four
B PRESERVED
Bcrved in JiIukhiu'IihscIs
j to 1G and J(j inrlien in lengtli, were
iuade In flood covered miut tlmt
luirdeneil when the water receded.
This was overlaid perhaps tllmimuuls
HOLYOKE, Muhs., Dec. 2C.r-The r fl,ot aoi;p y BUccessive . duposltH
trail of the dlnounur in the f!on- during tho Tiiusslc period. Iu mie
necticutt valley Is to bo preserved cocding geological agiw oroslon of
If preaont pluns are carried out. In : the ovorlyUig strain exposed the
the red anndutitne ot "l)lnonaur
l.edg" at Smith's Furry, on the
bank of tho Connecticut .river, me
track again to thu light. Ko 'norfect
Were the Impressions taken by the
mud that ripple marks left by the
the throe-toed prints and the tail I receding: waters are clearly visible
Biarks of the mammoth reptllo thnt Dr. W. P. Matthew, curator of
.Sved millions of years ago. The; the American II un no ill of Natural
.umbers of comraerco of Holyokoi History, New Tork, belioves the Con
ADd Korthamptou aro working on' a nectieut vnitrjy dinosaur footprints
petiUon ot lugislulive action looking .date back to the boginnlnK of lh
to preservation or the idgo, by ltsrago of ropliles. During tho whole
liuluBlon la tho Mount Tom Stnto'ot this nr.u, estlmuted at ton in II
rssorratlon. Hon years or more, the dinosaurs
lir. Kdward Hitchcock, lato prosl- were the dominant liund qnlmals, ns
ent of Amherst college, discovered , tho higher quadrupeds' Mad not ap
Ui leilne, with Its two acres or poared In force. The dinosaurs are
more of reptilian footprints, nearly supposed to havo disappeared eight
in years ago. Homo of the finest million years ago.
Relatively few remains bnvo been . WHEN YOU A HE CONSTIPATED.
found . of the animals that made
theso footprints, l'urt of a skele-
ton Is preserved in tho Yale museum To insurc a hc:,,thy action of the
and complete skeletons havo bn ! uowlk. and c0'rect disorders of the
found in Clermalny. Remains of tlnMiver, take two of Chamberlain's Tab
dinosaurs of the later Creaccous lets immediately after supper. They
period, larger and stranger looking !wil n()t only C.C, g2ntle move-
than thoso of tho TritiHaic, are les.ij . . , , -,1..1
'. mtnt of tho bowels, without unpleas-
rare. ' 1
nut effects, but banish that dull, stup.
There were numerous species of ;j feeling that often occompanies con
tho Trlassle dinosaurs. Some reach Istipation. Adv.
a height ot .25 feet according toj
geologists. Some walked nearlyj
erect on tho hind fer:t, us:iig their
long tail as a support. In app?r.r-.
anco they are supposed to have re-i
sembled .gigantic lizards.
Tho climate of the tHniectlctit
valley when thoKe monsters roamed
the earth is snid by 'I'rof. J.ooinls
of Amherst college to have ben
noinolliliiK Hko that of Ari'onn to
day, hot and dry, though not tropi
cal. Some of the dinosaurs ura
supposed to havo been carnivorous,
while other species subsisted upon
plant life.
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blnudl'acliirci'g
CEMENT PRODUCTS
SUWEH AND WA
HOI.IjOW 111,00
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PHONE MAIN 120
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C-rree paid. Sall-actlco uarant
WASHiNOTON NURSERY CO.
TJppnl8tat WalfTto
Balcauitfii tvftrywbvre. -lur wanted.
J. II. KII.BY, 1800 Y. '
COVE
STAGE
Weimer Bros.
PassengersA Freight
Daily Trips Jfrora
Savoy nVtel
Olympia
Oysters
AT
The Lottes
U. LOTTES, Prop.
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S AN-TOX
PINE BALSAM
with Menthol and Eucalyptus
For roughs and bronchial
rolds take tiau-Tox Pino
H.iU-ink It Idusens conges
tiun an sonthrs irritated
tist.es. 'V w-'e remedy for
tliildten und rffec(ivc fop(
grownups,
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Complete Set of Ptiroka Vaeimin Cloancr Attacli
iiit'iits with Evi'nYlTii'i-liase of the. Cl rand Prize
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ElectricWacuum Cleaner
FOR FREE TRJAL Phone Main 104
V. A. BEN H AM
New Foley Eldg.', opp. Pest Office
Licensed Plumber
Work 0 uaranteed
ART'S
Plumbing and Repair
Sho
Art Weaglp. Prop.
Repairing ,ai Specialty
402 N.'vPir St.
lhona 407.r
La Grande, Oregon
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This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modem ideas in monument
work.
C?H CclFfZ'? e ave maJs a profound
?ieffl)riditJfh! Btuc,y of n,onuwellt building,
0f aim txu uiuei piaeu m uur
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uanuM is uure uo itxtiivo iiu in
fill, intelligent exaeution.
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We Will Gladly .
Furnish Estimate.
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Mountain
ble 8l Gramte
Company.
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SmEmM S Ave. La Gr.nde, Or.
TAR
THEATRE
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PRISC1LLA
DEAN
STARTS
Arrange to attend the Matinee3
Admission, 05c; Children 10c
2
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THRILLS
Never Before Shown on
Any Screen
epair
of
Anything Klei''
H. & S. E
.10.") Depot' Street.
UTOg
GTRIC CO.
Plione II!):! W
TAXI
Call Main4
Wo mako nil cnlls'proinpily.
You do nut havo ti wait. We
do all kinds of country driving.
Iteasonnhle Hates
Careful Drivers
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
Union-La, Grande
AUTO STAGE
La Grande Headquarters:
L. & L. Drug Store
Union llead(uarter.s
New Union Hotel
Connections made" with
Union-Bakey Stage
P. G. DeLap, Mgr.
IRunyan's
Sign Service
Auto Painting-
)
The modern kind
that lasts
J A Guarnnl
Yiih itva-ry Stroke ot
the Ilriish and the Guar
antec Is Good.
Runyan
In Hug's Garage
Some Bargains
, Supported by
HERBERTjRAWLINSON
IN STUART PATON'S STUPENDOUS GREAT NORTH WOODS SENSATION
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From the Famous RED BOOK STOY by Clareuce Budiugton Kelland
A RESCUE MORE
THRILLING THAN THE
ICE JAM IN "WAY DOWN EAST"
A DAM EXPLOSION THAT
TURNS THE COURSE OF AN
OREGON RIVER
ram
When Yu Both Love Music
What more delimit. Awanrto
spend an even in ii than nnL-fai-m:
to The I5r;inswickily
it;r tjYoritt' sleirtions ?
Tint i. :i you own a Rruns
wU. It yoi: li. iv i n't one. come
in to!;'v and Uar:i how to get
t' t e e-:lv.
!" :-t I:-..:r it p'ay F.ninswick
il :iimi instrumen
tal Hear the latent dance jari
interpreted by the new
Super-Feature Records. It in
toxicating! The ideal produc
tion, the true, velvety tones
will amaze and dchght you, g
Then we will explain the
convenient payment planwlmh
so ea.-ily puis The Brunswick
in your home.
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
A beautiful homo on corner
of IT end Greenwood, 9 room
modern house. Trleo $4 200.
A mortgage or $!00 cnn be as
suni'd. $1500 ensh will han
dle it, balance can be arranged.
720 acres In lower Cove,
nhout 6 miles east from Allrel.
Oood improvements. Price
$11,000. Iluiio caslw- balance
to suit purchaser.
4 rooms, hath room and toi-
I-t. hern, woodshed, part base
ment, pood lot, at 1S15 Mon
roe, lv.oo $147ri. $700 cash,
lulanre contract $16.00 per
month.
COO seres, 20 miles east
from Joseph. Ore., 200 acres
under cultivation. 200 acres
n;o;e cm re put under. Two
sets of t-,:imin--3 tin the place,
nil fenced ml cross fenced,
(rood well, some springs, 60
ae.ei in tall grain. 140 acres
rlowed. I'rlr $l."i.fifl0, $1500
caFh viill handle It. $50011
school mort',it:f runs ! jera
yet. Balance terms at trc In
terest. C. J. BLACK 4 CO.
.Now Fo-j Rhlg,
I. n (.ran do Oregon
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