La Grande evening observer., March 08, 1922, Image 3

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IS VERY BHD
(Special to Ttir Observer)
IMU.aKI). Mar. . Miss Elvira
Ai-iioUlus, third trii-k operator at
Ililgard, left Sunday night for a
month's vacation. ATtcr visiting In
rorllnnil and Corvallia h nt mils
going to southern California points
nnd will return by Denver and
Salt I.ako City, where .she also In
tends making vl.tlla.
Joe Young returned Wednesday
from Italia. Wash., whore ln has
been for the. pas', few weeks Ink
ing after business Interests.
Miss Donna Scott has Rpent the
last ten days at home with her i.m
renlB in Ililgard. She has been
on the sick list but Is much Im
proved and returned this we,.k to
La 0 ramie where she is attending
school.
'Iliidyb Soling left for La (5n'e
this week and expects to remain
indefinitely. she is at present at
the, A. Hums home.
Several people have mado the
trip for La Grande in cars ami find
the roads very good ust at present.
They will probably remain so long
an the freezing weather continues.
Frank Sanford has been q tito ill
for lite vnst wepk. He left Sun
day ut La Grande and will "liter
the Grande I'.rndo hospital for med
ical treatment.
Lyle McFadden left Saturday for
his old home near Ilend, where he
will remain Indefinitely.
C. H. Wilson and Ain Robinson,
who are working in the woo;l3 near
Kamela, were In Hllgard Saturday.
They came down on No. 24 and
walkid back to their Cairo.) that
afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Condit, who
have made La Crande their homo
for several months, have moved
back to their ranch several miles
nljovo Hllgard.
'ladies of the B Y. D. club Tuesday
'evening.
I F. Mufiick is very busy painting ami
fpapiring the new ieidcn-e of Mr.
and .Mrs. M. J. Duffy.
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Emory Millmnn have
.moved into the Severs house at Warm
.Springs. It is now" owned by M.
'Ifoerkgren.
i The Woman's Auxiliary of the Am
erican legion met ut the home of
Airs, Geo. Alexander bn Friday after
noon. j A shipment of twenty books was
'received ut the library from the coun-j
ty library last week. Our reading pub-!
: lie is so large that we find an urgent.
need of more books,
j Mrs. I.ou Payne has sold her cot-
itage on the hillside to T. R. Conklin. i
j Itov. C. W. Dullois, general mission-;
ary for Kastern Oregon, will be in
jCove on Wcdnesdny, Match l.ri, for
service. i
I Of the many case's of illness fur the ;
lust few weeks in Cove we are happy.
Ho say nearly all are convalescent. , i
and we.iltliy class which has well
nigh tlisaipeared.
Desitito the nhttoncc of nte.'!l4-lni's
', anil the ravages of a severe typhus
li'Pldetnic, Turktstan is. barring the
'rkraine, the richest of Itusslan pro
vlnces or subsidiary governments
; and efforts are being ni.idn to lu
icrcase the cotton crop, which lorm
;crly supplied hull' the mills of
Great Russia.
Mr. Trail had. Foster-Mil hum Co.,
Mfrs., lluffalo, N. Y.
Kxcellrnt Ifeimiiy for Conulil'ation.
It would be hard to find a better
temetiy for constipation than Cham
berlain's Tablets. They ore easy t
take and mild nnd gentle in effec;.
Give them a trial when you have nee.l.
adv.
rmsci-: hkimiimandko
CIIHISTIANIA. Mar. 8. Olaf,
crown prince of Norway, who enter"
ed the Cadet school for Infantry
training on July 4. his 18th birth
day, has been twice reprimanded
end deprive V ' of privileged - for
breaking the school rules.
IIHKIKST I.IVKICS 'ATTAIN .
l.ON'DOJI.Mnr. 8. Commodore
Sir llertrain Fox ; llay.'n, 1. -si. O.,
now commanding the Olympic, will
be skipper of the Majestic, the f6-000-ton
ex-German liner Hismarek,
when It enters 'the New York ser
vice In 1322.
ANNOYING KIDNEY ILLS.
Make Life Miserable for Many La
Grande People.
00 FELLOWS
C II 11 M
(Special to The Observer)
COVK, Mar. 8. One of the signs cf
spring, as indicated by the "spring
moving," is here. There is to be a
general shake-up,, inasmuch as the
families of Duffy's, Orton's. Masten's,
Bloom's and1 Oftednl's will exchange
residences. The Oftedals will leave
for their new home nt Bates, Oregon.
One of the social evehts of last
week was the "000" party nt the I.
O. 0. F hall, with the following gen
tlemen as hosts for the affair: E. C.
P.ees, Clarence Heryford, John Dear .
T. ft. Conktin, P. A, Conklin, Albert
Conklin, Russel Fulp and Darrel Fulp.
Miss Bess Kelly won honors at cards.
The following ladies were present:
Mrs. E. C. iRees, Mrs. Carence Hery
ford, Mrs. John Dean. Mrs, A. G.
Conklin. Mrs. T. W. Conklin, Mrs.
II. Oftcdal, Miss Bessie Kelley, Mis3
Esther Saunders, Miss Helen More
land, Miss Helen Antics, Miss iErmn
Brown and Miss Mildred Peyton. The
gentlemen served n most delicious
luncheon.
Ray Barker of Salem' was called
her on the death of his sister, Mrs.
Roy Baker.
Mrs, N. T. Hot-ton, for many year?
a resident of Cove died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Fanny Clark, in
Union Monday morning. Mrs. Hor
ton has been in failing health for sev
eral months, due to an injury she re
ceived last summer.
Fred Bristow of Union was in town
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ijiy entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daniel nt din
ner Sunday.
Misses Erma Brown and Helen
Moreland will entertain the young
JOFFE WOOLS
SOVIET DESTINY
Py Asocmt'(1 Tress) i
TASHKKNT, Tili'ltosUm, Mar. 8.
The political do.siinios of tho so
viet governments hero are controll
ed by Adolph A. Joffo, utemir of
tho Brest-l.itovsk trenty by which i
Ku.Ia withdraw from the ; world
war and former Russian Soviet Am
bassador to Uerlin. (It was recent
ly announced officially that h-,
would bo 0110 of thfl Russian soviet,
deh'ijattis to the Genoa conference.
Joffe is the chief of a centr.il
committee of five. One of liU du
ties Is to put into effect MoseowV
Instructions regarding relations with '
Amnnullah Khan, the youm; and ac
tive Emir of Afghanistan nnd pre
tender to the Moslem CaMphnte,
now held by the Sultan nt Con
stantinople. The Emir of Bokhara has fled to
Afghanistan, the Khan of Khiva Is j
in prison at Moscow iuid the ro
viets nre strengthening their power
by attempting to build up the smell
landlords ut the expense of the old
There's nothing more janno.vintf
than kidney weakness or inability to
properly control the kidney secretions.
Night nnd day alike, the sufferer is
tormented and what with the burning
and scalding, the attendant backache,
headache utid dizziness, life is indeed,
a burden. Doan's Kidney Pills haw
given peace ami comfort to ninny La
fHando people. Profit by this I .a
Giiik resident' Vperienee.
HowifcJ C. Tru KtO.'i O street,
says: "Pn's KulVy Pills are i.
remedy of nlWit. 1 iVve used them
for attacks- of HfWnuy cViplaint when
my back was weaind Vine and my
kidneys acted irrcgHuirlyV A short
use of Doan's has nevLfaV'd to re
lieve these attacks nnd styiqihen my
back and kidneys,"
Price (ii)c, at nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy got
Poan's Kidney Pills the same thai
Feeling: Grippy?
Co!d Coming On?
DRV, tickling sensation in the
thronf, hcaach:, feverhl, cycj
ache. I )un't plav with 1 t::it on-coming
cold, (jet Dr. King's :w Uiscovcrv
nt once. Vi.ti will like the wsy it
takes hold and cases t he c.ouh, looscni
the phlegm and relieves tho cuui'stidu
in the ces and lir.id, ar.tl wkhi L'reak
i:f) the most obuinate, attack oi colj
npK.
Xildri'n end froivnntu nlP-a n.w It.
Ko Vrnifnl (iruy.i, luit jn-t good
lucui ifc- lor cuius, conjjin and grippe.
Sold bjVour drutist 'ior 60c.
Newvpiscovery
rbj any Cougfis
Tlred Out iV I lalSirUay? You
wouldn't lie if ir hVeU were act
ing regularly. V l. Kind's fills
for shiKpsh bowiV tou'H I;eep lit
for work. At all dJi 4s 25c.
DPBOMPTI WON'T CliIPE
r. Kind's Pills
Insure -Your, Fuel
Supply
Sterling L. Brooks
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YOUK KIDNEYE OR BACK
BOIHER YOU?
READ WHYt MR. BkOOKS SAYS
Dlnuba, CnV-'Twoyuara ago the
fla loft my I.V.eys il a very bad
shape. I worn my hyr.k'ian but
he didn't do many I'.ood. I pot
thin, my back hi. all Jho ilmo, and
I waa not nblo V l.ork. I got
very despondent aVr finally, after
almost giving up hope of getting
well. I heard of Dr. 1 ierce's Anurlc
Tablets and began using lliem to
pother with Dr. I'ierce's Uolden
Medical Discovery, and artor a few
months' treatment I found myself
practically well. I can recommend
these 'Anurlc Tablets' for wuak
kidneys; and for torpid liver, Im
pure Idood and poor digestion, thcro
in nothing that equals tho Golden
Medical Discovery." sterling L.
llrooka, 240 Acadomy Way.
You can quickly put yourself in
A-l condition by going to your drug
gist and obtaining Dr. I'ierce's
Family Remedies, tablets or liquid,
or write Dr. Pierce. President In
valids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for
free medical advice. Send liic ifyou
deslro a trial pkg. of tablets.
Blake Old Things .New Again
Make your old; Electric Fixtures, Radiators in the
Home, Baby Buggies, Reed and Ratan Furniture all
New again, with mir new process of painting and
enameling. Do theVork righ.t in your home and will
not take down fixtures greatest thing ever discov
ered for beautifying and renewing the interior of
your home.
W. A. BEIAM
Electrical Supplies ' New Foley Bldg.
PREPARE FOR A NATIONAL MINERS STRIKE.
BEGINNING MARCH 31ST--WHETHER IT LASTS
TWO DAYS OR SIX MONTHS, YOU CAN MAKE NO
MISTAKE IF YOU GET WHAT COAL YOU NEED
BEFORE THAT TIME. - - - .
A STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN AND IF IT ACTUALLY
OCCURS COAL WILL EE SCARCE AND WILL BE AT
A PREMIUM, AS IT LOOKS LIKE A FIGHT TO THE
FINISH.
DON'T GAMBLE!. -BUT
NOW '
.Auto Transfer
Wood .
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Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chains.
Over stocked andj must move
them We want your repair
business on any make of car.
Our Guarantee 13 what you
need on your repair work
ome of the Che vrolet and
I Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
Tenshun! Ex -Service Men
Why not ha
nulos ! We vi
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ed to figure with you.
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WITHOUT A FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
IS LIKE TOURING FRANCE AND SKIPPING PARIS.
THIS SEASON, WE HAVE SURPASSED OUR
SELVES IN OUR COMMANDING COLLECTION OF
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP THE LARGEST LINE
OF FIELD AND
LA GRANDE
AND iNjBULK
GARDEN SEEDS EVER SHOWN IN
HAVE THESE IN PACKAGE LOTS
VE HAyE AIJSO IN STOCK, FERTILIZERS FOR
YOUR SLOWER GARDEN, VEGETABLE GARDEN,
ALFALFA FIELD OR COMMERCIAL GARDENS
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J ' Ji yon hare ffealili N'".;?ft fop (-kf.'?
ff not, you arc inTssitkr something "nod incluil'i
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'A iinypcrous, well managed and lawfully
regulated utility is an asset to any niunici'ality,
the iiidusfri.rJ mid business life therein ;nvS cit
izens thereof! One able to eke out a Iwr 'tv
isteiiee only i a source o-f disexniraueiiieiif
woiry to its owners and a constant, irritation fo
the patrons of ts inferior jrvice and the muni
cipal officials, aV tJl as a ffeterrent to iiuTusfrfcal,
anl liusiness (l(eloimiei , or the coinnuuirf
life." Missouri'ublic Acvviefi ('oiiiini.'-Hf.
MR. FAtME
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DON'T FORGET TO USE LAND PLAS-
.T ALFALFA FIELD THIS SPRING FOR
UBLE YOUR YIELD.
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