La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1922, Image 2

GOSSARD CORSETS
A Model for Km-li Figure
POPGEERSHLL
... ihl
fli'i !7fTl $
I
T ic nnf Inwlv nrired corsets that we refuse
" 1 . . ' . l . i
to sell, but unlovely corsets tnac uu noc
bear the hall-mark of quality.
jVe cater to those who desire and appreciate
distinctive and correct dress, whether their
incomes ui large or small.
'Our '
'GOSSARD CORSETS
carry no extra charge because of their beauty
and superior quality. Jt seems wise to say
this because the distinction that comes of care
Jul selection often give the impression of
cxpensiveness. Nor is there any extra charge
for our exceptional fitting service that assumes
full respond Ulity for your complete satisfaction.
(Hy AHMorlnlcd Pre)
' fXEVKLAND. June !!. ( Top" I
fleers, t hit "(iruiul Old Man of Hh
.lluriiss Turr," bas reached North
Jltnndall (rum Ms Memphis training
'; quartera to put on the finlstiitiK
'tnuchea for tli Oiiiiid Circuit
; c:iin)iilt;ii which begins at North
) HanOall Juiitf 'A. Afctd 71, Owe in Is
tlii oldent driver uu the. (Ji-uikI t'ir
' cult. Hah and fcelu ly be. also
trains IiIh own horseu
t 'Top" ha virtually a new stable
this year, all but two biting muter.
Kami Ha r to (J rand Circuit fans are
I hi Hauardo, l'tr June ami Mali.
fitter June, wftb a mark of
tin IiIh leading trotter.
beers declared he expecU to be
Ki'ii on 1 lit (J run (I ('in1 u it at least
tau miiru yebrs. .-
Tim arrival of his '' h table brings
tli ft total horsey now at ItanUall
uo. to 47(. The stable o( Walter
(.'ox,. Loudon Me Donald an J several
other prominent drivers are still to
eoinw.
Many of the fjmons Grand Cir
cuit rvitismen already are here, bav
in K arrived preceding I he open Ink
of the , harness reason whlcb
was ushered lit In the fire.itoi-
Cleveland (Hytrin with tile meeting
1 i.t the No r I h flandall half-mile
-track, Jane a.
I .wnnn 'nbl lyaarierfd ' her
i now ar ihose of Jonnny Thpmas,
l ('hurley Vulejitine. Ilrk MeMuhon,
; l ied Kdnian, Tied Ukuu. Sep fV i
I liu, Hen U BU.htnd, Tommy l(-r-
Iry, 1'red (ltiy;ite, Kruuk lliHlip(
Nat Ka , Harry Hf'k.'H, Marvin
CbiiiU. Wilt S.iuhfl, RuHHinlre
and Will t'aton, TIih latter two are
, linn (Hi UK the fast hue Ktuble, ( "a ton
thaviaif reeeutly returned trout, Hu-isia.
That the liorneH are In exception
ally fine eonditlou for thU lime
of ytav 1 fadh-ated by raen oil
the .Haiidti4k.v balf iiiile track, which
just ended. Uefore the lirnl ol
June, i.eitora WaltH of the Nortb
Carloiua Htable of K. li. l'laxlco had 1
beaten the 2:1b mark. She wau
pi t stttd by Clyde the (.1 reat, drlveji
by Clyde I.imlilne of LouUvllle, Ky.
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KA'I'K ()!' TWO VICAKS.
LONDON Rev.' iW. A. Cunning
hum, vicar of llulbum, wuk . l'utalh
injuii'd in a stiTtu accident- Rev. A.
Olilroyd, vicar nf Wist Hempstead,
fell caiiil while ineachinjf-
The Hoine of th Soul.
In-olden times it was believed that
the seat at thv soul was the stonjach
most likely for the reason that a mai:
ia never ho completely u.sed up as wh r.
hU Ktomaeh ia uut of order for tht
cure of ordinary stomach trouhl.y,
there is nothii.j; quite ho prompt an.i
satisfactory us (humberlai! Tab
lets. They Ktrenthen the Ktomach
and enable it to perform its function,
naturally- Give them a trial. They
ubly cost n quarter.-r-Adv.
I" Ml IT III tM HI! Willi 1 1 II l ' i in 'Ull III III III II III'!
rmrrm ma mrrrrm wBr rmM'" "" '"'"
Hill's Dep't. Store
RAGE TO BE RUN
NEXT SATURDAY
(llr Aanaetntfd Ir
- riNOIXXATI. Juuit A race
thut Ik exiwiud to rival In 1 111 -purliilico
u nd eatllilHliitiiu of the
Kentucky Dbrby and the rrciihiieiia
btHkeB will be run nt 1,'ituula, Sat
urday, June 24. It will lie known
tin the Kentucky Hpcclul nnd the
Kentucky Jockey club will limit: up
a imine of f nii.noo.
The equine nrltoieriit of Anur
fra will compete for thin rich prl.e.
The nicA-wlll he for Ihroe-yeur-oldn
exclunlvely unci ouch homo will
carry 1 2 G pound over the mile nnd
ong-qunrter Journey. The rnce Is
a fljiociul event, put on the fai-
tonlu nielli iroKrum by (lenertil
MunuKcr .Mutt J. Winn In onler to
Injure the presence of the unbeaten
MorvicU nt the laitoulii mcetliiK.
After the tlclory of Morvlrh In
tlirt Kentucky Derby Cel. Winn of
fered a purae of f uO.UMO for Mor
vlch to meet I'lllory, the winner of
the PrenknesH atuke nt Ilultimore.
It. T. WIIon, owner of I'lllory, t!e
rllued thu Ibsiio but Mr. Winn ob
tained the consent of lleujiiinln
llloilt, owner of Mnrvlcb to nice
hlia ttKiiiiiHt any three year old.
Winn then went to Jnmea Itowe,
trainer of the Harry 1'iiyne Whit
ney stable uud asked itowe tyw
lie would like to ran one or two
of tho Whitney horses iikuIukI Mor
vlch nt l.iitoulu , for triii.uiiii.
"llrlnR on Morvlch" replied Howe,
"I 'will be there uud have some
thing to run In the nice." Willi
thin nsHiirance Win ti framed the enn
Ullloim of the Kentucky Hpeelul
which permits any three year old
to compete.
ncfnro he left New York nnd lmd
concluded nemitlutlnns, J. s. t s
deti told Winn that II he wiij mir
cessfnl m his effort lu pmi'iie
Snob II. on" KiikIIsIi bred horse I e
IoiikIiik to John Snnfoiil, he wor.iil
be moro Ihnn pleased to make tho
effort to dethrone the equine IiIhk
t'osdin a few daya Inter paid s.in
fnrd I85.UUU for Hnob II and an
nounced he would be sblppel to
l.atonla.
H. I'. Whitney Is expected to en
ter BnntlUK nud dlynipus. Others
more Ihnu likely to be entered ;h e
Many h Sinclair's KhI-Siiiik "nil
W'lllluni A; K. V. Hlmms l.uckv
Hour and My I'biy: ('cd. K. It liniil
ley's net Mosle and Uy Oosh;. Ad
miral Uurey T. liiiyson's Heu; It.
II. .Shannon's Deadlock; und II. H.
Ilewltt'a WashliiBton unit Hiarile
Any other th roe-yea r-old Is eligible
but it Is hardly likely that any 111010
will be entered.
The winner will receive about.
Mti.uiia, second horse Jl'.. unit, till'."!
0110 nnd the fourth lioinx il.niiO.
In tiddillon a cohl trophy co.-.Hiik
(5,0(10 will (to . to th owner of the
vlctoilous horse.
FORMER DHAN OIKS.
M II .TO N - K R K K Wi A THU, June 17
litv. James A. Lord, former clean oi
S'pokane i'niversity, and nt one tirm
editor of the rhristian Standard, 11
Christian church publication, died Kri
day niorniuir at his heme in Milton
Corrje In
nnd soo inui
REJUVENATED
' FOUNTAIN
More Room
More Variety
New Stools,
Renovated
AVp liavp not spared an
tliinjT to make it Hie
li'sf in lowii.
"Delicious Dishes
'i Daintily Served"
'UTS' mithlPIION DhJGGljTS
"mkkt in-it ih:iu;,
CagaretSe
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a rare and
delightful quality
impossible to
duplicate.
Guaranteed by
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
Mm
No squeezing of organs; no
prunsiire; defects of flguro
corrected; u perfect founda
tion for your gowns.
This in addition to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "La Camilla" features;
No pressure on spine; no cut
ting by larers; no pinching of
clasps; no. digging of stays at
toil but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on hand.
I'rlces yj.ou anil up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oalt
Phono
Auto trunks
FORTOl'IflSTS AND CAMPKKS
Made of 12 oz. Army Canvas ;
J.ist wliht v.hi iul fr and .'lolliing. :
W.H.Bohnenkamp Co.
Imperial
Fountain
(Imperial Itillinl'il I'nilors)
'Hie ilrinji are a Utile la r
I'liey me niived by men ulio
Know how.
Ice cold.
Speclnllli-s Tie colli inalleil
liillks ami milk .shakes.
R. G. ESTES, Prop.
Exide Batteries
Hatterles In Btoelc.
llatterlutt for Heut. 1 ' 1
llatterles Itecharged '
Italterics Vatered i'Veo.
Itatterlea or nil makes Jtopalrcd.
btrombvrg 'arburetor Bervlce,
B. & T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop
In Leitshton'a Machine M o
Morki
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
Pay day is' here a.iiaiii, lime 1'i.r yon to liny
in quantity and jret the nv-c of i-.ase lots. ' Von
always save moro when you Imy lure in cast
lots.' .
Sec us frir fanov strawberries.
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MAIN
580
New 'J'axi Service .Inst. Nliirten
"SKIlVKi;''
Is Our Slotto
Located nt Imperial Itlll Inril
I'arlors
2IIH Depot Slrcct
J.
HOI M
GROCER
Quality and Service
' -FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced' Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Nigbt
Phono, Main 743.
1005 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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The Arrolite Auto Signal
VH TH K AltllOldTK SKiXAK IS THK llltST
TlltST: tlecaiiKe It Is the simplest and niosl Tompaet turn and
Htoa NfKUal mt the marUei. Tuil llht, siKnals and, number plate
all la one.
NKt'ONO: Because It in tltn only signal on the market whlt-h has
pilot lit; 111 h In swilrh lu aerioa with signal lights. This uivts driver
posiiivu .iHsuranre that proper .signal is jiiven. It also Insures a
I lit at all timoa; for if any HkM of the series breaks or burns
out. flie pilot lights will uol liht tip.
TIIUM): Heeausa It Is the easiest, in Install. The si.mial fits
any tail Ht;ht bracket and the switch is flumped to steering "d
liiiin. thus elimination ijiieiviiiK of fenders or inutllalion of ear
In any manner.
FOl'ltTH: lletanse it is a day as well ns a nlcht Htfcnnl.
Kl l-l'H : 1 lent use then is not bins whatsoever to break. It has
Isood the test of vibration on the. lure oil trucks all over the
.state of California.
AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE
"BILL" HANSEN
Contractor and Builder
llrit k, Sionc, Tile and
Concrete Work
Itcmodelinpf nnd general con
tractlng. So job too large,
none too small. No war-Hmfl
prices. :t5 years' experience.
See mo before you let your
i work,
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
r
The Best is Always the Least
Expensive
We carry only the best usually at n lower price.
The Bootery
A Paradise for Tired Feet ' .
flrover Smith, Mgr.
For the Picnic and
Fishing Trip...
10,.
10c
Individual Steak Pies, nicely seasoned ,eaeb
Individual Apple Tarts, each
Layer Cakes White layer with Oregon walnut
meats inside, each 'J."e
, Chocolate layer, each 'JOe,' :10c
Yellow layer, choice of icings, pineapple, nut,
chocolate, maple, strawberry aiuUvanilia, .Vic,
and ."0c each.
PiesOrange cream, made from fresh Sunkis'
oranges and topped with a very light nieringe
2"c and ".V each.
Apple, raisin and apricot pics I'.'ic and "" each.
Large Split Milk I.uaf. just the thing M- sand
wiches 1 1-12 Hi., each l-'ic.
FOR SALE
Ladies' saddle horse
Silo cutter and engine
... Xat ion:J ( 'redit System
1-IVn Ford truck in
', good condition
Large Electric plate
Wood Saw
COMMISSION AND
BROKERAGE
STORE
IOC, Pir St. Call yl.3-.T
Nolan Skiff
We Mean Business and We
Intend to Have Lots of It.
Ladies' fine Gingham dresses .:. $2.0.0
Little Girls' Gingham P.Unncr Suits $1 .'.))
Misses' Middv Suits ! l.-f"!
.Men's Work Shirts
Children's I'liion Suits, val. (i!)c each, 2 for .f 1.00
Pillow ( 'ase Lace, yard 10c
Colored Damask, yard !)Xc
Dress Voiles in colors, yard 10c and Hoc
A New Shipment of Stoneware Just Arrived
Trimmed Hats at Trimmed Prices
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY
' OBSERVER WANT AD
KXTKRIXO
ARE YOU AWARE?
In the course of one year the balance wheel of your watch
makes l."7,(!S(),(Hi0 revolutions.
THINK OF IT
In time the oil gums, produces friction and wears the deli
cate bearings, destroying their high finish and perfect lit,
thus ruining an accurate timepiece.
An ordinary machine is oiled daily. Your watch should
' be oiled once a year. Let us examine it. An honest opin
ion from us will cost you nothing.
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1511
I.KAVINO
Established 1801
J. H. PfzARE & SON
; . Grace's Leading Jeweler.-? anJ Oi.tomctrists
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