La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 26, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.-i.r.inT ;i;.','i Totc two" r:v oraxtvtc kvtvtno onsFRvrcr? "... .' '. r : -'-t-t K Every Day Needs 1 ' FOR THE YOUNGSTEES -KUT Kutc-Iut 'Rompers arc (lie best made IV Jr elfj'ldrou thov come in plain blue. Khaki :nul striped Devonshire-;- W'c have a full line priced Childs' Rompers Wo nrc 'showing j,,, ex tensive line of ( 'hildrcns rompers made of Plaok Sateen, 1 rimmed in yel low, also of white and checkered ging h a m s sizes 1 lo (i vrirs, priced at !)8o to $2.50 if these, and arc moderated ft '- Half Sox 'hildrcii's half sox in a '.big 'variety of slyles ill plain while, while with colored lops, also Iho three (iiiarlef length in '.dark colors for older children. Underwear Children's I'liion Suits in all ages, plain bal hriggau styles at () and the knit styles with the eonihinat ion waist wi'h hill Ions attached sell al 7"e. HILL'S DEP'T STORE K. P.'S GflNVEN E M KAY TELLS DunuGusr HOW HE STUCK KAN' KJIAVCISCO, May 2fi. Su-' pi, me Chminllor WiUiuin J.adew re-j ready riimc to .San 1'raiu.i.sco to ur- ranj?e lor the supr-'tne lodtre conven-. Uori of the Knights of Pythian, thj week of August j It .was announced that a rcpoit to' the supreme lodge w.mld fhow a mem bership itai not' TD.TOi for the year,, ami a total 'membership of DOHiJI.I There are n.8'10 lodges in the United States. The .Supreme Temple of tht. Pyth ian .Si-tern also will meet August 8 in Fan Francisco. TO H 5 TRADE ig$$Horlick'S' Wh ihp Orlginal "w V Avoid Imitations ri$!m'i Substitute Paflnfamn.InvallilBtndCrowlntiOindron Rlehnill1c,inild Ktln extract In Powder The Orlfdnnl Food-Drinli Tor All Arcs No fcoolung Mounitiing Uigo,a 'Strawberries ' Per box ' 1 ' W:;5r' &fc Fresh Saturday Morning filr ' ' KvCry thing 1 li" niarkel affords in fresh ' cgotal iles, yon will Wnd heV Careful Attention Given Your Phone Orders. J. G. Sriodgrass 109 Depot St. Two PWes; Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DKLIVKRY ; llaiiilierlaln'H Tablclx are Mild ti ll I ;-nil iii i:rreet, ! The laxative effect of Chamber-! Iain's Tablets Is no mild anil Ken tin that yon run hardly realize that it: has heen produced by a nie.'leiiie I A'i.v. ..... . J Ul'.MMViK KAUv Presbytirian 'HunimaKe Sale, May !7th, at one p. m. a-HI-2t For Sale They Want Their Mama So She Leavdi U. S. F XI- W V!SK, May 2C. I.urly Nan cy Aslor slipped out of a dignified rrle of stateMvoman und feminist1 l-ader Monday nijjht, and was just plain motlur fur a few minutes. A f"v minutes btfire she was iav to adrlress a thronir of admirers at her farewell dinner she ;was handed a cablegram- It read: l.ajlybiiB, ladybuK, fly away home. "'oiir house is on fire, And your ehildien oil gone. (Sijiiied) "noPBY, "I!!I.I,Y, "WISSIli, ' ' i"lM'JU,-.;- "MiciiAf:!,, ; "JAKIK." I '"Thfse," site explained, "are my, children. Kvidently 1 shall liava as waiin a welcome at home nt 1 have had here." ' Lady Astor sailed for hniclanii Tuesday mornine:, alioard the Aipii-tania. Portland Schwil Employe Declare He Thought He Would Have In (live l'p I'ntil Tan lac Ome to His Com plete Relief. "If it wasn't for Tanhic I believe I would have to quit the painting busi ics.," said C. fi. McKay, 3":l:t. St., , Portland, Oregon, painter vm ployed by the Portland school board. ".My Ktnmach, kidneys and bladder trouhled me a lot and mv npneiite was o bad I h id to force myself to, eat to keep ecii iif. My back hint niej so at times I thoui'ht 1 could not ion tinuc work- I lost much weight niu kept giUmx wiak.-r. , "I used to think paint fumes in-j creasel my trouble, but anyway noth- in did me any (rood until I took Tun-; Ins. .My appetito cume back and I feel altogether a different man. I advise all painters who suffer to take, Tanlac, for tt is nimply a wonderful: nifdicine" Tanlae is sold by all (food ilruir-. jfists. Adv. N'OTICK. Owinir to thP Commencement exer-' eises at the I Grande hitrh school on I Friday, May 2lith, the Royal Nueh bors Camp will postpone its mcctinir until the next date of meeting, June 14lh. By order of Oracle. BERTHA M. WHITE. v .Come to The''1'! LA GRANDE NEWS COMPANY j.'nr Your Periodicals, Candies, Cigars Magazines and Paper.'. Our dine i 'miplf,' Shoe Shining Parlor Here's Where Vmi J That "Diamond Finish" White Help Only P. E. Wyrick, Mgr. IJOt; .Whims, Opposite Shorn- Theatre '. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. SI.UVK KS MK.MOIMAI. DAY. 210 arm rami, all In rulilvalbm. 12 miles from I. a Ui'indo. This Is I an eslato and must be sold llnuie-j 'Untely, the price nl' $iritliiMi, whii h ! Is only r, 5 per acre' Is under value and a very small cash (payment will be . considered. Owner Is privileged j to xerure a Federal l.oaa and own-1 er will tiikn Ki'cond morliraae for Island f'itv Church will hold, ser vices Memorial Day, May :!!, at 10:1)0 f a. in. with Rev. Jas. Leitch and other! s-ncakers on the program. A basket luncheon will be .served at the church ! at noon and at one o'clock in the af ternoon the graves will be decorated.! All members and friends aie asked to brinu their baskets. Cream and' 1 coffee will be served free. 5-2.1-fit 1 Whooping cotiun. ' This Is a very dangerous disease. ! I particularly to children under five ! years of atte, but when no p.'re-i Korle, eodedne or othe. opiate is aivon. Is easily cured by glvln.-f balance, tu ally. This Is an unusual oiiior lliveilicate It. Chamberlain's t'otii:h Ileinedy. Most- people believe that It must rur. its! iconrse, not knowliiK that Iho tln'e! ; ? Is very much sborlened. nnd that ' 'there Is little dancer from the dl-i ' sease when this remedy is pfvon. Tt I 10 acrcN In Frultdale, splendid i lias been used In many opid.-mlcs water rlfiht, close In lu city park. ! "r whooping couuh, wltli pronouneed ' i Splendid soil. .Iiisi i he lorailon for ; success. It is safe and pier.nnt to : some Due who holds a position i.tako. Adv. hip euy. hasy or aoiress. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. Farm land is ' "coinlni! hack." Don't overlook this. The hes huys art uolim to to sis-ured In 1!IJ2 not lu l!i2;:. Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J livnl Kstnte, Insuriinro, Farm I-onns "BILL HANSEN , ('ontriirlor nnd UuIIdr llrlek, Stoiift, Tile nnd Coiu'i'eto Work Ki'mtHlolIng nnd Rcncrnl rnn Irnrthifr. .No Job too Inrgc, none loo smnll. No war-tlnio jirlccs. ;(. yrai-N' evpcrlonco. Soo mo bi'fore you lot your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th Economy Service Station .iii i i .. v H.' ... . We are nof the laroest oil eonipaiiy in (he world Inn we do elainr that we have as v;ood j;as- motoriHis as you can huv in dn 'e would he pleased to show you, at just what our yasi line tests. We are Jniyiiitf from the mie refinery, theivfoiv we will always have a uniform "Tad'.-, ho not former that we have heen a real lieiiel'it to you. If voii aile not iisinjr our i;as liiie and oils we would ask that you !;ie them a trial as we are sure Hum will please, dree air ami water with Our Service to Everhody. Deliveries made anywhere in (he valley. ' ' . olme and i . . . i uramie. i i anv tune, yV'f'Vw''yyWwVi''',l'iry! 7f I! ' V-rrj M Pr m " " Itrn... 'yiwiJi! I adeOil Co. , Oreenwood and Adams Phone ."l;!Y ... 11 V fe,t ;.""' Prow,, w v '? "lore rk . l", Ollr;., .. n.., "Inhere;, .'' "" tile r)f Kt Zt,LPrC ;r.,. . . . ." r 1 P"imd .or Past -MIS I r NOT MADE ID US' i-tW-lt 1 TnllfMMJf Cash l I 1 s, l saving dEEnSMSmSEmb stores )i I ,.new.5icaggs .I J We have honsht the Klean Kut Kash store at 110!) Adams avenue, da j& .irande, and are husy this week remodeliiif;-, restuekiii"., and reiuiein,!,'. and will he open for hnsiness ' w Saturday, May 27th individually owned ure nut (so-called) SKAOOS FXITKI). STORKS are the largest chain ol hud onerat'i iil stores and markets in the Pacific' Xort h west, (o-operat ive, with Do outside stock or interest holders, are n affiliated with apy .other store, .or group of stores, have De.ver heen a party to a trade agreement any time, anywhere, and have1 never conducted a. sale. , Our purchases aggregate millions of dollars yearly, which, tngeiher with our account ing, is done in centralized locations w here many slores Ipay he han dled by one office, with a tivinendoiis saving resulting. ' i i i Vc 'purchase only hra.nds of nat ionalliv, or loeallv knowu in'oducts, nnd ' t soli theiiT on a money haek guarantee always. WE SELL FOR CASH AND CUT THE PRICE - i , ;: , The growtli of SKAOOS STOHKS and the SKAOflS STOUK idea of mer chandising has heen phenlonie.nal even in this tlav of bigger tilings, and the total .expansion of mur'system has Heen. due to puhlie )opularity and patronage.' ; ln niaiiy towns we have heen ahle to saue' the huying jiuhhc .) uu then' foodstuffs, (t'ho same (uality and brands they were accustomed (o using) some even more and some less, but we have never entered any town anywhere at am time without generally lowering the pride1 of fnjidstuffs lo the consumer, and Wi do not expect La (irande to be an exception. To the railroad man in particular, who has a fixed income and can bv a lii tle shifting about arrange to pay cash, yen will find this new SK.(i(JS STO'iK .:.. i ' n ..!.!... .... ,.4l i:l.' leeu v'1'oin.v 1.1 , ,nsi tN wen a i lie I" mi e "n .in 'i mi i.oMn.,iua r.n 011 iiiigllr lia Ve Known in Moise, Poeatello, or Aampa, Idaho; Ogden. Salt Lake, I tali; b'ock Sorin n' : i.. lie..,.,, l,..i i.,,,,l n,... ...... i,n....u... Oil II I IL; , OlllWlOlU, II I I I l U I Oil , LI I I ' I I III ill I, '1 l-l ! I. . Oil I II H I I V 1 1 ( ' X T ' 1 ! I 1 '1 COl'- ,, , .. . .. i . '.i l :..t -. i ...:..i dial I ll I r;u ion io visn u.s, get aciiiaiuieu o u our i ... i oimei, aim , . 4 ore, our les idea, our per- Preferivd rails .f 1.12:1; COFFEE .M. J. T!., Oolden West, or Stock, pound -loc; : pound .) pound cans .f l.!)h. Choice liullc Coffee, 4 pounds.. !K -- CANNED VEGETABLES Standard Tomatoes, can 1")e Casi, 121 cans sf:l.4!) A. & I.. ToinMoes, solid pack, each 1'Oc Case, 124 cans Tomatoes H!) Standard Corn, can I.'ie Case, 124 cans Corn ?:!.-!!) Pel Monfe sweet, solid pack Corn. each 1!)e Case, '2-1 cans Did Clonic Corn....f 1. 17 Standard .rniVe Peas, can 1"e Case, L1 cans dune Peas :!.!! BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Oregon's Finest Mutter. Dine .Mountain Pound )9i 12 pounds 77c Oi-pgon full Cream Cheese, pound. ...10" StricTlv il'resh llenerv Kggs. dozen Y.)- MISCELLANEOUS" Finest bulk Peanut bntter.'2 pounds Il.V Large Ke box Matcbes.acli r "e Tdue K'ose Head Rice, 11 pounds f)Se California Navy Deans, 10 pounds H.V Red Mexican Deans, 10 pounds SOc CANNED FRUITS No. 12' -j cans Peaches in heavy syrup Hoe Xo. 'J' j cans Apricots in heavy syrup H-") Xi. '.' cuu Red Raspberries '1 IV can Calumet Making Powder....' 1 lb. can Crescent Making Powder....'.!'.'.: 1 Hi. can Shilling's Making PowiU-r....iV OUR PRICES O 1 .... 1. i r .' ioiiiiu sacK i ;ar AD al 10 pound sack: Corn Me;-,l . .; ' CURED MEAT AND LARD Swift's Picnic Hams, pound Swift's Sweet Lean Mac.ii. pound Swift's Pride Premiii in Dams lie ..) ie 12')r if;.' -'!) :!'),- .ard. each 10 II). pail Swift's Pure io. pan ,-mviii s I'ure ban H lb. pail Swift 's Jewel Short. 4 lh. pail Swift's Jewel Short,.,, j'ni.. 71,,. SYRUPS i ... I .-. . . jiaige i,og ( ainn Syrup, e.u li Medium Log Cabiii Syriip. each 10 lb. pail Dark Karo, each Z SOAPS AND P0VDERS 10 bars Crvstal White Soati - l'ars Pearl White So.-,,. ...!)!),. ... ":!, ...,!),- Large size Swift 's Wa Lrg. size Si;al'..am Wa .l!)o l.ii'i 'ling I'owiler !!) hino- I'owdei- "0.. SEA FOODS '2 cans Preferred Sto,- Largo rail cans Pink Salni'-n. Kxtra fancy Med So.-keve s, A. & L. medinni .sized cans 2 for .n..")c A. & L. large sized' for b!V. "ii' .iirnp 1".e 'an,. ilium, :i!lc Oxsler.s, .'ills Ovsters " CANNED MILK Oregiin Milk, per 'ase, 4 cans Oregon Mil!.; f;M'l;,iotl or I'.i.rileu's Mi!;, , c;ifu r ' SUGAR 100 lb. sack Pure Cane Sugar..'..... .i.frt It pounds Pure Cane Sugar !)e m Tl" i i i 1 e . J 00. - . . o . 0 , o . . 0 .