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Commences Thursday April 27th
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4 Piece
' IiTC ORANTTR FVENTNO-' OBSTTRVER
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BED
ROOM
FURNITURE
BeJ Room Suite, furnished in gray ash, consisting of
Chiffonier
Dresser .
Dressing Table
Bee.
Price $49.00
5 Piece
A Beautiful Five-piece, Decorated French Grey Bedi Room
Suite, Adarns Period, consisting of ' J, 1 y
. Dresser (with large, beveled, plate mirror 22x28) .
Dressing Table (three-winged) ' ' '
,Bed
Chair T ;: '
Rocker ' '
' ' " "Price $85.00
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A Queen Ann Period Suite in Mahogany. This is oue of
our best Suites, Which, during .the war period soldi for . .:
$360, consisting ofeix pieces aa follows r
, Large Dresser ' ; " iT"- M ' v:
i i '. '' Chifferette , ; i ,u ,'.; '
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Chair . ; 1 ", ". '; ,
Rocker s .
Bed Room Suite, finished in, Iv.cry, consisting of .
Chiffonier
Dresser '
Bed
Dressing Table (three winged)
i . . Price $63.50
6 Piece
Bird's Eye Maple Suita consisting of -
"' Dressel' "
Chiffonier
, i r Dressing Tablo . v
Price $185.00
'-Bed
Chair
Rocker
Price $149.00
WE HAVE MANY ODD PIECES CONSISTING OF BEDS, DRESSERS, DRESSING TABLES AND CHAIRS, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT EXCEEDINGLY
LOW PRICES DURING THIS SALE. THESE ARE PRICED TO SELL AND WILL NOT LAST BUT A FE W DAYS. COME EARLYI
OUR LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS APPLY ON THIS SALE AND REMEMBER, WE CHARGE NO INTEREST.
OIL STOVES, HEATERS
REFRIGERATORS
LAWN MOWERS
GARDEN HOSE
CARR'S
For Credit
No Interest
SONORA PHONOGRAPHS
PIANOLAS
HOOVER SWEEPERS
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PROPAGANDA
DISSEMINATED
(Tir AxsoclAtnd Preset
LONDON, Apr. 2 i . Knglish pul
nt!s, Ioiik noted for their apprecia
tion of fine old wines, uro in dan
Ktr of deterioration betause of the
lower price of vintages, according
to a group of prominent wine mer
chants who propose an English
"wine week" fin emulutiou. of the
French custom. Wine, they declare,
in no longed a luxury aa the lower
price has brought It 'Within reach
of all.
The purpose of wine week, it is
huM, will be to educate the English
taste for wines and 'also to -Instruct
diners in the elenulitary rules and
traditional usages of beverage selec
tions. It is planned to gather a
representative group of speakt'rs
and writers to sing the praises of
wine, -and to tell those who wouM
learn how to drink it. Tha mer
chants expect substantial assistance
from the' governments of wine pro
ducing countries, such us France,
Italy, Spain and Australia.
couKt of British Columbia, hun
dreds oT Indians will taktf part in
the unfolding of the- legend sur
rounding the totem poles which
travelers see in the la slum vil
lages. This work will be under the
direction of Prof. F. K. Ft obese,
who for 40 years has- made his
home among the Indians on Queen
Charlotte and Prince of Wales
Islands. The services of Prof. Fro
heso wv?r(J obtained by II. L. Clarks,
lcf president of the Society for
Visual Education, as the man best
fitted to o-trry out this important
plan.
Every part in the drama will bo
taken by Indians and drilling them
for the ambitious work will It el; in
in a fw weeks under Prof. Fro
bese's Instruction. Two ifilms have
been arranged for and they will be
produced purely from an education
al standpoint for use in the1 public
schools. TtVhile ipicture have bean
mude of the totem poles and of
some of the Indians of that stormy
region, it Is 'believed this is the Hist
jattr nipt to put the meaning of the
symnois nuo ioi in umierHiaiKinnie
to the children. It is expected that
both films will bo ready for use by
the opening of the schools in the
fall.
IT
FOR MARRIAGE
(By Annorlatod Prens)
PARIS, Apr. 26. uV woman's at
tempt to punish ver daughter-in-law
for marrying asain afUY lur
husband's duljtli In the war Iiuh
just been exposed here.
An elderly woman in Touralne
Informed the Ministry of War that
!she had recognized her son In one
of six photogruphs published by the
newspapers of insane soldiers, form
er prisoners of wnr in Germany re
turned afler the nrmisicti 1n a
coniipleto state of amnesia, unawjru
ofj their Identity.
The wife of the missing soldier
having long ago given up her hus
band as deaij.raid, Just been mar
t ric'l- a seroMd tlfnu and In 'the midst
of her new honeymoon she was in
structed to come-' to Paris and iden
tify her first husband.
Crftitly perturbed, she visited the
hospital accompanied by her mother-in-law,
who gretted '-her boh"
effusively. '
"That Is not my husband," shout
ed the young womun anil acquaint
ances of the missing solditV sum
moned also failed Ho recognl.e, him,
some of- them even saying tint
thnro was not this: slightest r-em-blance.
The older woman broke down .ind
told the officials:
' I've known right along ho wiisn'l
my sou but I wanted to teach lii3
wife a lesson,, she hud no huflnLMs
getting married uguin."
EXPORTS WER
E
Hitrhest Drice Daid for clean. Ianre
sized cotton raps
OVER 11
(By Associated tresa)
MOSCOW, Apr. 20. HusslaU ex
ports for January this year amount
ed to $1,250,000, according to re
cent announcement, the goods bu
lug undo up chiefly of oil pro
ducts, flax, hemp and furs. The.
shipments went mostly to Kngland,
Latvia and Usthotiln, a small part
being sent to America.
Th Imports of Russia fur li'nu
ary amounted to 88,710 tons, vul-
ued nt $11,400,000, this belli,; ex
clusive of IhiV food taken into the
country by the oevuiul - relli i.r-
grfntzatlonsv ' ' ' ,
The iiuporU ihow an IncreAso of
nearly six times as compared with
Jchuary, 1921. The bulk of iho Im
ports came from Germany with Hug
land next, tlii'n Lntvla, the United
States and Kuthoula In the order
named.
slons of the trial of the suit agr.lust
former Wordem l'-ra;nk iConley of tho
Montana penlteullcry in which tho
j state seeks to recover mona- than
$300,000. ,
(iOVIOIiNOK AHHAIIKI)
HELENA. Mdit., Apr. 2C Kr7
jueni references to "criminal .ac
tions" ai.:d direct lutlmntiiius Hint
Governor Joseph M. Dixon Uat rent
ed property to the slate, ud stih-
sequently Ipiproved claims for tho
rent marked out. of tiio tense sea-
Try the special French lastly vith
your ice cream at the Palace Confea
tioncry. 4-16-tf
RAGS Wanted nt The Obsorver.
HOARSENESS
Swallow slowly trnall pieces
rub well over the throat.
Ow 17 MUlionJar Uicd Yearly
TOTEM PALE TO
BE EXPLAINED
CHICAGO, Apr. 20. What the
totem pole means in Indian history
and legend will be made clearer to
the. school rhlldrH or the country
when films soon to be mnda by the
Society of Visual Education are
thrown on the screen.
Early this summer on those far
off Islands lying along the upper
A Farmer Cure of Rheumatism.
"A man living- on a farm near here
came in a short time ag-o completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Lini
ment and told him to use it freely, '
says C. P. iRuyer, Patten Mills. N. Y.
"A few days later he walked into the
store as straight as a string and hand
ed me a dollur, saying, rive me an
other bottle of Chamberlain's Lini
ment; I want it in the house all the
time for it cured me." Adv.
CF;f A.N ALTO SIGN.
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"La Grande" auto sign on your car.
Get them at Ad Club headquarters,
$2.00 per set of two. 4-21 -tf
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Enjoy Life This Summer
To tfot the iimst out of your evenings at li; nie,
(ind liave yoiii" friends (irop around to see you am!
lirinn in tlie news you sUmild
Screen In Your Porch
At oive tinw it wns runsiilered a luxury, but to
day a screened iion-h is a necessity. You'll be .sur
prised bow eronoinii-ally you can make this improve
ment t,' your fiiX'i-ty. We can proiiittr,- -i'nrnikh
all the material you'll i-iV. t-t iir figure :e i;nt
fop yiM today. . .;
The Grande Ronde
ORDSONl TRACTORS
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