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L'A1 GRANDE ETEKTXO OP,SKi;VT:Tt
Tuesdav. .Tannaiv 17. 1022
Avoid Kidney
Ailments
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I'AUIH, Jan. 1 7. Parisian golf-
CHICAGO, Jan. 17. War scholar.
ships amounting to $300,000 have been
ors, unable, because of business, to j inveslea in ,708 young ethodist ex
ko to their country clubs, have service men throUKh the Hoard of
Everyone should learn to it void
kidney disorders. J'rompt treat
ment should' he resorted to when
first symptoms appear.
MERITOL KIDNEY PILLS
will regulate (lie kidneys and
overcome any congestion oi' in
flammation wliicli may exist.
....
Tlieso jnJJs will also correct dis
orders of The bladder.
KEEP THEM HANDY
PRICE
Snapp's
La Grande Pharmacy
Home of Snapp's Snappy Service
LA GRANDE - - - '. - OREGON
broiiKlit
heart of I'urfs.
club, unique) Jn
bei'ii opened or
golf IIuUh rlf,'ht Into the
An Indoor
Europe, tins Just
the ChnmpB-Kly-
traiu
hhi'h, with puttlnK preens
Inlanlud from DteppH,
I TIih ureeiiH uru luld in the mid
dle of a long bull und titbleH are
H't urottnd them bo that memhurfl
can dine while other play or have
dinner after a Kitmu. The lofty
Home Missions and Church Evtcnnion
golfjof the Methodist Episcopal Church
nccordinjr to an announcement made!
by Or. David D. Forsyth, Correspond-1
inj? Secretary, Philadelphia. The ex-1
nervice men are in 201 schools, col-j
leKt'S and theological seminaries, and!
have received und are receiving from
$50 to o0 a year as a eift of tho i
church from the Centenary fund to en
able them to finish the course of
study -begun when they left the colieg,
23,308 younK men left the Methodist
secondary schools, universities and col
leges and professinoal schools at the
call of their country.
played. Is Illuminated at night and (to enter the war. It is estimated that
iiiiikf-i possible prnctlco Bbots of
yards.
When the ball hits the side cur
tains. It Is returned to the green
on an Iik-IIjimJ piano. There are
many ingenious bunkers of various
shapes made of real turf. Practice-
:iin approach shots Is afforded in
I many ways.
Membership In thfl now club is
restricted to the .members of the
i leading Paris clubs and 200 per
sons already have applied for meni
: bership, Indoor golf now Is ox
Ipeetod to become a popular sport
among Wealthy Parlsiuns.
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INVENTOR
A Few of Our
January Specials
1 UYt .MUX'S, LAIHIIS
tilll.DKKX'H fiV
Values 1)12.73 to
hrCCI.M, I.U8
1 LOT HOYS' A XI) mil,.
ni!i:v'H Toyrios
Values to -15c.
SPKti.U, 10c
l.AIHKS' (iKOIICiKTTH HII.K
AX!) tni:i'i-: in: chink
WAISTS
oxi-xrimtn off
I X I',. I
I V
1 LOT MUX'S, I.ADIKS' AXU
( llll.OKKN'S SWKATKItS
m W 1.1.1 lo 7.83
SI'i:( lAI, tf.HK, .
KV TOOIT.H, TA.MS AXU
SKATIJ CATS ' '"
Inluc.i In a I. (ID
(Me
i.Anncs', mkx's, novs" and
.missks rxio.x nuts
In eotton, wool, und silk anil
wool.
Values to SI.ID, Special Nile
Value to $I.KI), Special 18r
Values to Ijj'J.I.'i, Specinl U)8
All Men's Wool Sox,
if u Kuril
nun nn.u
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fil3UML;? U KI1SEILII UlUliL
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I1AKKR, Jan. 17. William Cola,
who is In linker form the Gold lteef
mlno nt Cornucopia, Is making ap
plication for a patent on an attach
ment to bo used on mino hoists
for clearing mm from tunnels nn.d
Incline shafts,
Mr. Calo has been u:dng his first,
model of the attachment in oper
ation at the mine for more thun
a year. It lift been tried out un
d'T all coalitions and fully deter
mined that the idea Is practical. H.
M. ftetts has ulso been using one
of the attachments In connection
wiUi n hoist In drawing cSirs from
a long crosscut tunnel at the Baker
mines at Cornucopia.
AO CLUB AT
HIGH SCHOOL
EXCITEMENT IS
DEATH GAUSE
1M:.1)M:T0N, Jan. 17. Incite
ment caused by u flrn at the hnnjo
'of n neighbor proved fatal -yeater-ilay
to David II. Hoffman, URCd "0,
who dropped fleidl aftr runttlnK
from the Owen riini). ' hi'e ho
made his home, to tha p. 0. Shaw
farm nerosH the niad. 1 Tho two
r,-iui'he hre ' located 'ttreti miles
ncrtheiiHt of I'endloton. ,
Mr. t'offman, who wnR In excel
lent health, miw Mio (Shaw rarm In
flameB nnd went ((iiotiry hl nelgh-boi-H
of the disaster, lie died upon
reachlnu the Shaw raBeh, his death
lelnK ihio, doctora nay, to heart
dlHenyo.
Repairing and Wiring
of
Anything Elect r
H. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
103 Depot Street Phone 393 Vf
humnges to
fahmehs large
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY
OBSERVER WANT AD
I'OKTLANU, .lan. 1 ". I AccountB
II and ndvani es to January 4, of the
lOreKon C'ooperalh drain Croaer.i'j
asuociation amoiinioti to j.iwu.
.The orraiil.atlon fund of the awo
riallon al that tlmn shoifed n bal
i anco of 5ftii. During tao last few
weuKx ineibers til Increaxlna num
! Iiera ' liv, Ivtju 1 vlaltlng Portland
j heattiitforliM and th attufactlon
I expri'ased with the operation of the
j inarK"liiiK body baa encouraged tho
loirioe t greater efforla.
I'. A. nurntia. aailatant organiza-
t'lion liiftnacer. tut romjifeted Ills
flwocK In Sherman 'Oml tillliam eoun-
e. rrtiorting an antlinainatic
I'c.e mill satiaiaetoiy eoiiimant up
on the onei&tlon vf thn araetillR
'wily In imnil' Wherever they
h;io been islted. ClsVia for fu
ture al-Knitiun yivrU r?l -)U
Moro than CO members of tho Ad;
club wore entertufnod and amply
fed today noon whou ;tho Domestic i
Sclonco department of, tho hlnh
school served a cafotorln luncheon;
in connection with an Ad "club ln-:
spc-ctlou of the manual training nnd
dnmeatic sclonco departments. Hob-:
ert Kskin, chairman, had a snappy (
program ready tho minute tho men
folks wore seated nul tho noon
hour was topped off with a once-:
over in the hoys' department, whoro 1
classes gavo interesting demonstra-1
tlons. . I
Amo:ig the important business
matters coming up was tho elub'B
election to designate a. committee
of two to work In conjunction with
tho Aerlcan Legion to catalogue
land In Union county thut might
be applied under tho new -scheme
of allowing service men to hew out
a homo on a practical basis. Presi
dent Mossman will name the com
mittee at an early date. Dr. It. F.
Murphy, commander of tho local
post explained the state-wide plans,
and also boosted for the war pic
ture now showing In La Grande.
Dr. Ingle supplemented this phase
of the talk. J. ;. Snod',rrasa, head
of the tourist comml.ttey, advocated
the placing of signs ut'the drinking
sprlugx along the main highways, so
that home' 'folks and visitors alike
would know where such springs are
when hunting for Sunday rest spots
or for drinking water.
'5!r.1!',r.urnlHtH of tho Alexander
Hamilton institute, read a letter
from his New York office, that vuS
distinctly optimistic 111 tone ex
pressing tho belief 1022 would be
a livtter business year.
Prof. H. 1). Towler, principal of
the high school, was the main
speaker explaining the different de
partments of tho high school, giv
ing interesting figures to show that
La Grande la the largest high
school la the state east of the Cas
cades, and that tho cost Is the low
est per pupil. His talk ivus well
received.
City Manager.' Krntx wan intro
duced to the club and spoke briefly.
Woid llevi'y an'houncod that the
gulf practice course In tho Kllia'
building ia now ready for u?e, and
all IClka who play golf are welcome
to its' service.
Dr. W. T. I'hy of Hot Lake will
bo the chairman next Tuesday. .
A standing veto of appreciation
to the teachers and pupils who had
served the luncheon was taken alter
brief remarks on the BUbJect by
President Merman.
t 3 12 JEPARTWENT STURtS
MARATHON
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GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
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Penney Junior
Suits for Boys
With An Extra Pair Of Pan ts
$g90 $250 $1475
Just twenty of these by this nioniinjr's express. Suits
of quality and style, built for service.
Pure wool fabrics, standard tailoring and finish.
They are strongly reinforced alt: all yft-iuts of strain and the
two pair of pants mean:, double wear.
ArmvSh
Soft pliable heavy "weight cow
hide uppers, 'heavy welt sole, soft
enp, .flared backstay. The treneh
model army shw, all lea'.her and
built for wear.
ARMY OFFICER
Shoes
A shoe of fine quality, dark brow n
calfskin, built nver'the officers last,
blucher cut with plain sjoft toe. .A
pliable shoe for comfort and ser
vice. . .
See Our Window Showing.
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT-
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD
m
Tlie Northwest
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PORTLAND
JANUARY : .
23 to 23
REDUCED RATES .
Fre and a haif fcr
the Round Tiup ca
All Lines .
l'vfeu vr attsmptcd in the Northwest
l KSCSMjl You vill sec one hundred and
S'H.E
TODAY AND TOMOROO!
k& Prtte of
i Atni'tei(';m ovrnitr:t at notifltnl
fill. f.int Khi 4)i;i ti,Vfttat l(n
or ri' million AVilirs in 1 nitrd
jjtatt'tt, hut thrj1 fuitr loon
fldy ng;ion dolhirn will up"
. iOi t'j jihililv of the Isluml author-
ly Hh's loUH'duce lurthtT tho l uhnn
VKl.0,l,;et.
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!Possessio2l,, e
a paSamount picture
what i have i hold and heaven
help those against me i"
comedy "harem scarem"
Woman's Life Term
Upheld by Oourt'
(Hy ANnocialed Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17. Tho
slate supreme court denied Monday a
writ of habeus corpus for Mrs. I.ouisc
L Peete, formerly of Denver, serving
a life sentence in San Quentin prison
for the murder of Jacob Denton nt
Los Angeles, asked by her attorneys
on the Rround that the law permittinst
tho use of a thirteenth juror was di
criminatory, since -not recmircd in all
cases.
lift mtMmmEAmk
ifty
of America's finest standard makeg
akitLli&Jl l Automobiles, rushed to Portland
for the Northwest's moat important motor classic
C,At this immense o::hibit on three floors of the
Municipal Auditorium you will get an entirely
new idea of what a good motor car really i.
' CThey represent the 'first product of the nt
era' in automobile making the era of intensive
competition resulting in finer automobiles at new
lovi price levels. . 'jf
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Educational Exhibits of AH Kind? J
Equipment and Accssaory Show ..
Touring ExhibHien . . j
Dealers' Convtntlon 4',
Music
Special Evtms Every Day and Kisht
Ilavinir lost his right h.ind in. t4ie
war, a lndoi organist "carries on"
excellently with the left only.
RAGS Wanted at the Observer
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VOltTI.AM). Jn 17. ,k -Q'U!r
w vro l'-" rtlut lottor to lity. rnoii c
st'ir tti'in $? ir IT.riU. lloun uiTt'
firm with a ttichvr tciutfnr.v ttnd
1 initlrr wns stoutly, !
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TwoapotUUl toll
Fresh r&iiclji ilgg&, leet)a
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... CSc Sr$r PetfitcaJO ..$3jJ
o. Ppeferpea ,oct7fci0i11O3o$lQ ;Zb
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$1.43 Luxury Tissue Paper, 6 larg C3lls,
WKfer Vfce Thrifty Thronf
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