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LA ORANrl)"R RVTNTNO OBSERVER
Fvi.-Uv. March 24..19J3
SAXE OF WOMEN'S
ULTRA FASHIONABLE
v N v
Saturday March 25th
For niicnw, .oiio lay only, wo offer extra special,
.a hiR'oiul lot of women's new Spring hats, all of the Jii'h
v .cist quality, aiifl each and every one n pattern hat. The
assortment includes styles for everyone and represents
values worth up to Srl'5.30.
Special for Saturday, $9.95
ill's Dep't S
Choi
ice
"and we are a healthy,
happy family now"
buun uiiiHiai 4-C ft
emmBMi
mi DISCLOSES
PROPJIGJ.IIDII
(By Aisocimed Prli"'
eni.'iiA !u irana. mar. it -
-Tho
T,1N';L1XG with aliundant energy, apix-tit.es hearty,
nerves strong and. steady and tlieir faces radiant with
t ho glow of perfect health, the entire family of Louis ( iin
gras, 9 Harrison Ave., jW-kleiu-e, 11. J., are an eloquent
irnnire to uie powers or U.iHac, the greatest family medi
me, the Avoi-ki lias .ever k
stirred wiilchiliK detectives wlm visit
icd tlic uptown rule in which tlii'y were
vngagpil, t IiilL thi;y were arrested in
.sinners of 1111 immodest exhibition.
Their costumes, Dultctive Andrew Me
l.ouithlin told Magistrate DouriM,
were modeled after Guntru Dili's just
ly famous uniform.
j Then one of the fair defendant
donned her daniinir trail) over srect
f..i. n... ...lifii iiiioii of the court.
trial of former 1'rime Minister Kuiios- whi,ml()on it WHS jt,citictt that Man
luvoff and his .Ministers brings tH , .,lUml's modesty remained unscathed.
light every day fresh details of the j ,
sinister influences that brought Hill-1 KKKN SA1.F.
guiia into the war on the side of th..-1 your ast (1),,Qr.Uiiity this season
Central Empires. lo i,uy a large ftrn at such a low
Witnesses state that tne uerm. . y,iur .,,. this week, :i.UU.
began by systematically buying- up Buy th,.m now tuA
the Bulgarian newspupc,.., "'".' Isull,mer. ft.:- the
through a consortium ot l.crman ,m-; 2.,.4t V'liKI!
unciers, among them the Mannesmann i
.i. .... a ,.... ..mihi service was I
urotners. n iii'ikm :
organized under a certain Captain hit- lTfOUr
Kcjnuiui, wiu v"j
iinneiired to the exclusion of all other.
Engelhardt also lavisnea money ,
the postal and telegraph employees.!
V
I your jion hes tics
lico or store.
VS FLORISTS.
s puamodic Croup Is frequently
wlievedbyoneappUciuionof
l in wVrd
ofVhe w
and
brouAt intt
sufA
s ku dt
thin.Vul
ringing with sincerity
idorful benefits of health
happiess that Taniac has
their homes that were
ened by the gloom of
ring and despair.
ours be one of those
y member of the fam-
down and weakened
petite, caused by in-
formei
sieknes
And
homes wlv
ily is
from loss o
"IvA. put Taniac to the test four
times rurht in my own fuAiily and it
hasn't failed me once," declared Mr.
Gingras. V'jMy wife, my Am and my
daughter, s well as m4self, havei
all been bilVt up from a half-sick,
run-down, wi-out set of jVople into
a healthy, hapy family bUmful of
new life and cnXjry."
And the expeiVnco of 11.'? fam
ilv is only tynicnV of thousands of
others whoso statertVnts are n file jigtion and stomach troubles, you
in the Taniac officesX Hardljla dainav0 at your very door the means that
Misses tlmt does not inir scire iff will no doubt 'bring the sunshine of
such messages of prai.-XfronJ every ! vigorous health back into their lives
Part of the United States ThO-fcanada i and yours, just as it has done in so
fiom families where mother, father. ; many thousands of other cases. Do
son and daughter have all found health not delay. Get a bottle of Taniac from
contentment an dthe joys of living your druggist today.
through simply taking a course ot
Taniac.
Take, for instance, the case of John
"Widner. 1071 Roosevelt Ave., Los An
jjeles, Calif., who says: "My wife,
myself and little, boy are now as heal
thy, happy a family as you will ever
see anil it's all due to Taniac."
, Or that of i.Mrs. John Marquis and
her family of sixteen living in Man
chester, N. II., at 292 Belmont St.
She says: "Taniac has been the only
medicine used in our
years and it has kept every one oflng western
the sixteen in the beat of health."
In Chicago, Frank R Richards, of
441 South Wood St., writes: "We
will never be without Taniac in our
house after the remarkable way it
has built up my wife, my son and'ed
myself to where , we are the very
well as on police and custom-.
House officials to facilitate the pass-
... ... .1. U l),.l..i.;a
age or munitions uuuuk"
to Turkey. A witness at me 11 mi
testified that 45,000,UO0 marks had
been set aside for this propaganda
work.
n p3
V A t0 RUB
Ota 17 Million Jan VtcJ Ytarly
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For Sale
1
1
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5-room modern house, full base
ment, with g.'iwe; splendid plumb
ing. This plate luta 21 acres with
a good barn, chicken house and
HUNS IE!
South Sea Dances
Given 0. K. by a
New York Court
(By Associiitt-d eresK)
NEW Y-OItK. Mar. 23. Soothed
with the judicial verdict that the dantv ;the soil Is the rich sandy river hot-
art or the South seas, grass skirts i torn loam. Located 2 miles from La
and all, can't be worse, if as bad, asraiule. Price $8000. Terms $500
our native shimmie, four fair danc-!amluaiy anil Interest at 7 per cent.
ers, arrested when they "shocked" ,
Manhattan police detectives Wednts-4- 12 1-2 acres, well improved, close
day, were free to practice their im-ito La Grande, $3000. 00.
ported movements as they will.
Gikin Gray. Betty IWondersj To-! 7-room house, modern, 2 big lots
I'rothy Conroy and Helena Kuski so cOxnO, close to high school. Price
, .1 . I $3000. $300 cash, $30 per month,
WEST POLAND
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
(Ily Associated Press)
WARSAW, Mar. 23. The fle'r-
house for twolman population Is rapidly evaciwit-
oland. now census fig
ures show. Poznanla, formerly In
"German Poland," with a pre-war
German population of 678,000, has
now only 351,000. I'omorania's
former 420.000 population, is reduc-
to 200,000.
The Red Cross Thrift Shop is
X open daily now in the New Foley
Building, off the Chestnut street
entrance. Thursday will contin-
ue to be Thrift Day and on this
day all who have donations for V
M the shop are asked to have it St
ready to be delivered, that be- '
ing the day collections are made.
, 12-10-tfp
including interest. '. I
I have several tool 1 its listed
that are priced right. I
1-aoro tract, close toi h hool, tlift
Victory highway is ruimux past this
place. Thci hoil is of the best. 7
room house, chicken house and
small burn. Price $2200.00.
L.JXJIZ.Z.7'.
Ill
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(By AxftodaU'd Prftmi)
CHICAGO, Mar. 23. Further Im
petua to the building Industry, which
shows marked Iniproveim'nt ntter
being stagnant ainee the World
War, Is Hi limited from the .Inter
locking meetings here of tho Na
tional Lumber Manufacturers' asso
ciation, April i and C, the National
Construction Conference) under the
direction of the National l''ixlenitlon
o( Construction Industries, April 3,
4 and 5, nail the American I. um
ber Congress, April C and 7. Presi
dent llardlilng and poBslhly Secre
tary Hoover will speak.
. It Is predicted that closer Idoill
flcatlou of the lumber ormminitloim
with the construction Industries will
aid substantially toward tho rmlvul
of building, mid joint niHotliiKs will
he held to this end. Over 1.200
dealers In the Industries are iNpect
id to attend the conferences which
uro described as a "Three Hlug
Clrcua" of the building Industry.
Tho National Federation of Con
struction induslrliM has Invited rep
resentatives of building trade labor.
It ils hoped, according to Secretary
W. p. Hay of the Federation, that
for the first time In this country
results of progress .ill construction
Industries may he .coordinated Into
I one grout demonstration. More than
25 associations aud firms will pre
pare displays showing developments.
A oonstruntioii Industry dinner will
be served April 5. Business will
bo transacted by various concerns.
It la expected, and action will be
taken on problems before the In
dustries.
The National Federation of Con
struction Industries comprises all
olemaulH of the building Industry
from engineers to plumbers. ' The
Natlonnl Lumber Manufacturers' as
sociation represents lumber produc
ers. The American Lumber Con
gress Includes manufacturers, re
tailers und representatives of wood
using Industries.
discoverer of r,itium, appears to
be taking her duties us member of
the Academy of Medicine very ser
iously. Shu was present when the
academy discussed reforms in sec
ondary education and siieke In favor
of shorter hours of study in high
schools. The. motion under discus
sion was to tho effect that the
tlmo devoted to classes and home
work should not exceed eight hours
for tlit) lower classes and nine for
picture of health."
Representative of New York is the
case of Chas. E. Van Colt s family, re
siding at 12!) Fourth Ave., Albany. He
says: "F.very member of our fumily
is enthusiastic over Taniac. It's cer
.tninly a medicine for all the family."
Ftom far-away Canada comes .this
message: "My little girl, my son anl
myself are all enjoying splendid
health now and Taniac brought it all
about." Mrs. Bert Hewer, 193 East
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.
"We call Taniac 'The Family Medi
cine here m our Virginia nomc, oe
cuuse it restored my mother and sis
ter to perfect health, just the same as
BOX SOCIAL.
BaptiRt Sunday School is giving a
box social in the basement of the
church Saturday evening at 7:30.
Ladies bring hoxes, which will be sold
at 50c each. Everybody invited.
3-23-2tp
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DAY TOO LONG
(tty A suae la ted rroBd)
VAHIS, Mnr. 23. Mailumo Curie,
if If.'! I! m
m mmm, $
Lovely Window
made easy
simple windows
made attractive
with
in Rods
and Draperies from our EclusiveX Drapery Depart
ment. We will make and hang your draperies if de
sired. Call and get a book of DRAPERY SUGGESTIONS
W. H. B
tho higher.
Madame Curio gve her opinion it i... ,innp . ; the enthusiastic
that uight hours was too long for stltement of Mrs. J. F, Robertson.
Xho smaller children anil the motion r).invje Va.
was therefore sent back to a sub- An( ' through the list, men, wo
committee Tor reconsideration. mon am) (.,i(rcn ,om eVery stnte in
the Union and every province of Can-
REAI) THE WANT ADS! nda unhesitatingly come forward nnd
"HIM." HAXSKN
Contractor and liullder
ItrJck.l Stone, 'J'lle nnd
CoBcrelo Work
ICciiimlellnJ nnfl Hciicral con
(rncllnic. o 0b too inrgo,
none too Hinml. Ao war-tauo
prices, jeni's' cxperJencc.
Sec we before you let your
work.
N .St. corner -N nnd OUt.
Exide Batteries
lljitteriPs In stock,
lotteries for Jtcut.
llntteries IterhiURcd
Itattciles AVntfrcd I-'ree.
Ilaiterics of ull makes ItopnlrcU.
Hlroiuberg Ciirburetor Service.
B & T
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In Lelj;uton'a .Machine Works
6-room house,
high school, 2
I'rice $2U0O.0O.
modern, close to
big lots COxllO.
If you have a small car and want
to trade it as a first payment on u
small place come in and sue me.
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal Estato
Phone 200J
Insurance'
Sign Service
Auto Painting-
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. F athor Reno
vating, nag IttiJs and Fluff
Rugs for snle. 7
Carpet ancT lin-; Clcnnl -g
M2, list. SO ami up
Chas. Edwards, rrop.
l'lione 2."iu-W'
-'. . -WrH - 'Z-tfrtt
Vt
Quality-
that's the
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-nil r i--i i j ur . j - J The modern kind ', -
that lasts
I a.R'S. I! ! TAXI
tap j
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"'" bu'Xd for your
-- 11 , Protection Willi W, very best
I 'S' CALL MAIN 44
eason
for theVver erowing
popularity of Albers
Flapjack Flour.
Makes ligl,tasty hot- ,
cakes.
dter a Pacage
Recommends
Albers quality
Albert
Flapjack Flour
Telephone Service
("he difference between what it costs to ren
der UiAservice and the value of the service to the
people who use it isVhat measures the value to
society ofJie discovc ry and development of the
telephone. The fact t lat telephone! service can
be and is produced .t a cost and sold to tele
phone subscribeVsatjl pricel very much less than
the value of the service to the subscribers con
stitutes the assurance of the stability of the business.
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Ca-riully srtled cylindrical con j kiRtpi J J
tuner ttmutes abso.'utt taitUM J
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Snods
rass
and
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE sfcOF AND FOUNDKT
AU kinds of BitthinrV mtucJ. lwVr v
pAirorl, 0TrhuWd aid rMJt
juj&tiMH fixiiritf t'ril Pisto tVA
Furniture Exchange
COMPLKTy HOUSE FURNISHES
D DOWOHUB, rrop.
tftaras, SiardSi li 5?ir dp Jefferaoo
Z-imrrierman
Funcr;if3orvite Par
lor, IjVenocd Kmbal
tner, Ainbulaiu'e Set
rice. Day pllwle
Main 62, Niglit
Phone, Main 713.
1303 Fourth St.
i.a Grande, Oregon,
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