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LA ORANDK EVEXTNO OBSERVER
Tuesdar. July '-'".
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l ou may nave ocen wearing trie wrong i.
icorset all your life withou t knowing it
TT is a very 'subtle art7U proper
corsetry, and many women luive
gradually lost ' the Jgrace , and
buoyancy of youth and taken on the
settled, rigid lines of maturity because
they have continued to wear a corset
ill-suited to their particular needs.
Are you sure the corset you are.
wearing is the right corset for you?
Your first
GO S S A R D
front Lacing
CORSET
scientifically designed, skilfully
chosen and properly fitted, may very
probably mean a total change in the
way your dressmaker looks at you
and the way you look at yourself.
Our experienced and capable cor
setieres will assume full responsibility
for your satisfaction.
OLDEST BOTTLE
N THE WORLD
LUMBER SALES
STILL URGE)
TANK Ii:Kli IV SOITH '
.SOl.'TH V.KSU, Or,i, July 2K.
D(f 'C JiU W1 lii'CIJtlll- Ht t Jilt ill t mm
tfiTtiiMi th.'it ,th':y vm d laniard 1 1 m
"sali-ty first" I'ntt-H of tiie highway.
IiM-iiit!y a nititorist. drlwiiK n
ii;iri Ilcach liiiiway mur Witl-
vllUt. ran ini'o a i'hiv dot. The dtoV
!wai hilk'd, iuhI Uio tnufitiK cur wan
(Hy AHrfor-iAieii Pr-H; j VM1 Mm vnliinin of lumber h:i1 ; t linw n u(t tin; road will) n broken
SANTA KE. N. M ' July 2-". Sanhi is ,!, 'vy as that of hcvkmhI vindxlii-ld and smashed fender. A
I'V, which veais has Ima-ted t,f w-rK. ;tK, tint ti-tal a hire for fine (m.-k was u!ku rut-wit ly killed
I the oldest church and the oldest bid I "-''-n. I.innherincn npwik or ,y n train m;n- I mi via. It is not
AftH'iiru. and has the title of b-- n:mtti;. nnncuuy in (Hii'-iiiK "riitVH uncommon to sen' (J;w rro.s.-iliif the
HNGIRK
. m::n.
OE STATIONS
WASHINGTON', Jul-
2.-.As-o
J lint Situ tiiry of Agi ii'lllUlle I W. ,f ,iif !'":
IJUKsliy It'll s''fLTal daVs aKo l'"t' i i, uinr .!'
Sold by
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
Chautauqua July 21st to 27th
! ina: Ihc oldist city, now lii'iii(i. tn lijjlit t" ""i-i1 llK'lr n iHiirf-nicntH - par
liiniitlltr relit a bottle which :l tU ul.'i l ly uu llii'y ilenlni Jjriilii it Klili
'iliiinH'il to he the olde.tt in the worhl. ni'Mil.t, iihnott wltlitnit exceiitiun. I'n
i The hotlle, which in tiwnctl hy a sol I Moi k In. inn 11 f:ict 11 tr'H lniinlj
i Socorro mini, wii-t matif in Snairi in ar uniitmily htiiiiII and. while in
I March, lHil, just li.'Jo yearn uo, ac- koiii 1 1 i st rictM they are Ileitis atltletl
! cording to it spurptiletl history which to. In l he utfreuate tile rcKerve mii-
i.i postt .1 i.i tin- hottle. , It dan a ca- plies are inci eaniiiK very litll-e. l!n
i pdcity midway hetween a pint and a iluitlitedly the volume of huyiiiK has
!iunrt and is black as coal in color, beein cnrlailed somewhat by the
; The neck is silver colored and the top rail slrlke, bat toleuraphie advices
jsrrtw: on, similar to some mode' n to the American Lumberman indi-
flasks. irair that so far It has Iliad little
j Something of the hottlo's career, an i lt'ei t 111 on lumber shipments. Here
( Ifivcn out hv the ow-ncr may be xlcan- ami there diilicnlly Is experienced
;cd fioni the following: 'In iieenriai: cam, lint on Ike wholes
Milifit liom opuin ior America in tin supply roinains plentiful.
: H.xi!, airlvtnir evelHilaiiy m wnat, is ever, il is exiiectcd that If the .itrike
j how Socijrro, N. .M. Voniiimes and lhen is an increase
I Left ."-'oi-ono ill T1I' for Vfl'a fill. In ihe nlimher of had order cars.
I with a caravan of limit's laden wiih aiyl a heavy movement of new crirtn
i million, u is neiievio 10 nave iichi t markiM, a car shoi tann wllj or-!
I water on Ihec trills. cur. This expectation In especially'
I Ketuinetl to Spain, taken by a mule ,iy (c i u 1 1 II 1 ocl If lull volume :
liiiler to (lid Home, ami there filled coal minim; Is resuniPd. At present
with holy water. .wnan.v toal fai'H art! belni; used to'
' Ketui I to America and came back- haul lumber. Inasmuch as certain1
; t.. New Mexico, ttV holy water in th (.,.1i,1.k and sizes are not damaged '
bottle bemu used to baptize members ,y exposure. Lumber production Is
1 of the oriirinal Hara lamlly. not inereasiiu:-. in fact It seems'
Left ill a Socio ro church until 173!) m, -y ,. ,t ,vi d,.,.nH , so, ;
Mvbta the church was tleslroyctl by ,,.,,rctB there Is a sshortam' of la-
,M',l,in:'- , , , .Ibor which mnlti's it Impossible to I
j Later, settlers recovered the hot.,,,, ,,,,.. iu ,)hnr! ;
! lie fjoin Ihe clHirch rums ami Kave curiailnieut of pioduct ias bee,,:
,1 to the pa, isl, priest. It was the- as.lrv. , , ,,, . ,
piopell.v ,, succession of famei 3 . k s ai licularlv scree and
a uuiiiht r of mills will shortly have
to rli.,' down , because of a short-i
at:e of los. stoftwootl prices i c- (
main linn., The tone of the haul- j
woo inarket Is .iknise firm, and
ceriiitu jrratles are. beine uuoled at
jhiKhor prices, !
roads in.Jhis vicinily.
S !I I : K I S K I X A I) V I K" A T E.
IIIK.MI.StJHAM, Ala., July ':,. Cu
It ire shi-ep-kin or hiih school diplo
in a V
.1. P. Iiillaril, pastor of tht
Southsitie JiaptisL chuich, of Uirmin
nam, champions the former.
"l.e-s tlian one per cent of our men
aie coiietfe. graduates,- says Jr. !-il-
lard. "iui'. of that one per cent the
records show that seven-eifrhths
acnieve success. It is to be regretted
chat, of tne high school -tutlents gratl-
M..I...I , .,,V , ..f.lv ,... .,,,1 ..I
"I''iciy huiidreii' completes a college edu
cation. - 1 eslimale thai the college
bred roan has forty chances to succeed
to one of the high school graduate!"
;oln ali i at Mil.'S
..rtwut .mil l'--
l i.im IJoc.imitn the trii
.. will be m"!" bV tram, rt
. iiwm, liialio, from I'lll!
has tieeii sihi'diilell for
U.Malll M .el'" Willie lie
the -iale agrll ultunil college.
,1 jioinls in Wa.-hington
',,!,.v will confer with live
In. "i, ' count v exli u.-ioil agents,
-. oil'h.i: M.es' and leprcsentativv-l.
n. oie'Minza'-lolis.- I'Oi
iriy cf the honi:' ceo
.i i...' ;,, ihe v.n'ilHti'i! -i. -i i.;' i.mi tlie iimrrory can
; where he will visit agritultuial cl- i,- vis:l in ilie dry lariniiig experi
! leges and exptliment stations and ,, ,, smiieii at .Moio, V ash. M.
I make a first hand study of agnciillur- I'm,-!,.... will haw ('ilst ""
I nl conditions from North Dakota to Au.u: I .,r ..
the coast- On August - and -1 -Mr ;
Htlgsley will speak before the Natio ,-. ,,V.:1, 'ti; ( ;. M I Il.l Xf J
; nl Home Keonomies conference, lie! -
at Corvallis, Oiegon. ! ' .
! A. riving at K,tro, N. Dak., on Sa-' '- n'n)ru I " 1"
Unlay, Mr l,Uy ,rerded by auto Harry Kll.s , -nhTj 1 lf "tyR
beintf aecompaniwl through the dd- " . .h ' , ., gamblliiK
terent stales oy agraruuu'ai H'Sic:. t ' ; ..JM1 -i iltr
au'tlioritit'H, county extension nt-'i-iK-: ";tl1;" v ;l S('J' '''
rind farmitw. Nunvmu stuiiM will be i ,
succession ' m hers
((ii' i'eia, t'havt.-, I'einard and Kiaur,
all i enic inhered in New McnU-o Id'
lory, atTotding to the owner.
The lad tic, state officials have
pointi'd 'd, may be the oldest in the
woild but could not Imve been the
first, a.; it appears that the first hot
ties were of goal skin. The Phi
ians and Koinans, it. is also pointed I
out, had glass bottles m their time,
hut none are known to exist.
t'. S. TO- PAY ri
cigarettes
o
in"
They are
GOOD!
Buy this Cigarette and Save Money
IWINE. SAWMILL
.IS BORNEO DOWN
DAKKH, July 2f.- Phct Saturday
ulKht denlroyed - th I.aHellevu'e
mine Ktiwmlll on Crunito creek, two
and one half mil oh i roin Clnnilte,
the Iohh belli,.' e.-dluutled nt ili.nni),
In addition to wawhiK limber for
the l.aHellevue mine, vbwn o mil I
nud other hulldiiigH, have been built,
the mill wuh Hawing Juniber lor oili
er nilnliiK propertieH in Ihe Grande
dititrfet. J. J. O'Dalr, of Cranlio,
paHsetl the mill Saturday n'l;ht at
H. o'clock at wliieli time t here wa
no Hlpn of fine about tin. plant.
Yh crew of the, mill wore awakened
at !t o'clock hy tlm blowing of the
whittle and found the roof in flumes,
the fire having gained Hindi heiid
way that nolhhm could be done to
CO II I t o 1 It,
The mill will lue rebnill at once.
W. 0. l-'ellnwH, inauayer of the lien
HrrlHon Mini, has oilered (lie loan1
of Urn mill from thai mine, to en
Ohio the rebuilding as soon as pns
nl hie.
There !h ronsbleralib- at Ih lty in
Die mines of the Crauito ili.tiin
and t ho rebuilding of Hi Ml at
ruit-n will aid them materially In
continuing their work.
.Mm Hrown, of Maker, is in clmrge
of the mill and, logging work, He
hud Just got t ho plant iu wot 1dm:
on lr wit l a supply of Iocs ready
lor sawing.
.Julian II. Dowmun, bull-liitr, inlC'
lor; Itfehanl (!, Fletdier, ceinent
coot ractor, and Donald M. Wallace,
lui'iiiniiii for the) building contractor.
The court held ihe indictments de
fective and Insufficient, in that the
muter bit and essent lals forming I he
IkihIh of the alleged offense were
not net out. with reasonable cer
talnly and the indictment therefore
wim too vague, indefinite a ud mi-()-'
t talu.
- Tnited S(ai's Attorney Peyton
(Jordon noted nn aipeal from the
luclsiMi,
W ASIII NflTO.V, .1 u ly 25. Secre
tary Mellon will announce caijy this
week 1 ho government 's prog i a in to
take en ac of financial oh I i gut ions
duo August I. it was Indicated last
night at Ihe treasury. On August 1
about 000,000 (d' treasury ee;
tilicaies mature. At the .;nme time
the treasury was expected to take'
the first sl'cp in Uh program fori
rej'undhm about 1 ..rh(),noo of tlvj
nations short-dated debt mat uri in: j
ft it rill glhe present fiscal ear.
Hymn Weatheiford, r7, a native of
I. inn county and for ;() years a jttoim
nt nt character in linker mining cimp ;,
is dead id' heart disease at a I Jake:
l'Miia!.
MINK WOliK I'IKKJIiKSSK.S.
HAKKK, July 25. W. C. I-Yllow.-,
ma'iag-M of the Hen Hairiso i mine in
(lie (ii-'cnhorn mountains, is in the
city today on business, . In addition
lo hi:; woi'k nt the Hen Marrisun, .Mr.
Kcllowv is start mil" oncr;ition :tl lb.
j .Morning- dlory mine in the vicinity of
the Mninnirntal mine near Granite.
The foundation has been placed fori,
in-falling- a hoist shaft at the Morn-; m-acre Onmgo orchard, at lilver
ing t-lory, and 'Mr. Fellows expects Rf,, Ci.iiioniia. Full bearing, well
to KM started unwatering; the shaft j,nn)V(,u J(.;i nl iful home. Value,
m the ne:U lew days. He is purchas-. IM.nO. jnciimbrance 000. 00,
,ne; sunphes for the mine today. pav:i,l(! with one-half of the crop
r.
SHOKS HKPAItiKl)
j At Husch S'ons
t HUM Monroe st reel.
j soled, 7,"k- and $1.00 per.
soled, $1.25 and $1.50 pr
work.
each your. The owner's equity is
.121.000,00. which he will trade for
nrt Hand Store, wheat land, preferably iu this val-
W omen s shoes lfl-v-
Men's shoei -.
J,ili"J!t,'(;.k S : YU( I Itl-NT
i-'i-in
Order Your
Cucumbers
FOR PICKLING- NOW
WE CAN FURNISH THEM AT
35c A GALLON
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St.
Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE F0! DELIVERY-
T. R T.OVKI.KSS.
TOURIST TRAVEL
IHCRE S
iniTPii mm pip
IVIHIbn 1111 U bHd
: IX, TI HURT!
lty AjtocintPd lro j
TACOMA. Wash., July 25. Tour-1
1st, tiave to western Washington thi-.
Miimnier is larger than in any previii i
season, according; to reports fi'oni all
sections. While definite figures are
I not available, the vaiuais resort, h i
totnobile camps, and cities visited bv
j too i istH unite in declarini; that a'i
, t'orniev lecotils are beinu' surpassed.
! $1 not uncoinmon t" see autonio
: biles at a single reset t from places a1-'
v.iilelv separated as l-'loriila, ("alil'tic
j nia. 'Minnesota and New 1 lamnsbir;'.
i While reduction iu railroad im e
'have augmented travel to a consider-.
aide extent, it i declared that th"
Vicjit iuereu.-e is due to motorists
IKvetv lunch, lake, mountain, siietini
;;.nd auto park nmv has its uuota f
j in i net ists who are ''routihiti); it,"
which means ihcy pitch ( heir ow.i
camps, do their own cooking, see the
count i anl enjoy their vacnt imss .it
a nunimutu cxneiiM".
i n,!-; V(H.ri itv rirrrnoNs
VRNDLKTOX. July a 5. - - Hurley
Itothruck, a. I'nrnier llvlim about
idKht iiille out Wild Horse canyon
j confined to IUm home by reason
of InjuiieH sustained Saturday eve
ulng about dusk when a lighted
nutUd) htild over the enL-tne or u
combine Ignited Kamdlue. The flume
flared up and sinned Mr. Kolhrock'sj
eyebrows and hurnel his face some.
Ili arm wan most .seriously in
jured. He wiih on linked In showinu
a helper whoru to oil the engine
"When i ho accident occurred. One
nil hole was not visible to the help
er, ho Mr. Kothrock struck the
mutch. Some Kasollno which bad
bfteil used lo clean out the cranli
mso became Ignited and ! Ia ed up.
The helper was a I o burned, but
lil Injuries were not serious monh
to prevent liiui from working today.
Mr. Hothrock wan In i'eudleion this
morn Inn having bis buniK hen
medk-Ml atteniiou.
I'OltTI.AMt, .Inly 'Jf.. t'h.irlesi:.
Wallilns anil fHive it. Wathlns, his
wife, of .a (Irande Ore, filed a
vol u ni a ry pel i lion in bankruptcy.
They listed liabilities at :;:ion and
asf-'Mn of :::'i. The I'almi'v Lum
ber company or I. a dntude was prin-
e1";tt civiHlnr
EKES
id Sunioier Shoe Sale
1 1' voil liccil .-linrs llnw is yum
liiiiiicy. Il'iiriim' lliis .sale (vci-v
I In' hniisc is in this sale nl a lii rci
can
!I'C
vnii any
r si raps,
) WlUtl', hn
liaiicc lo save
iir nl' shin's in
t lull. i'
or liliiek
hi-li
V liiW Ili'Cl
A li
HOli DeH Street
I !
Plmiic in 118
(I rover Smith, Jh
We have thn-p fine liu on North'
Kir st root , sewer paid, city water i
in, a la rue barn on place, with j
enough luiuber in it. to put up' a i
d wiiiliuii and odt buildings. Some
man who can put up bis own build- J
innf, fan buy this, and outside of
a small payment down, can pay for.
It like r nl.
Spe
;ciai
prnved
ut fI: 1 Hm'sl nud linst Im
f.'lnni in llij;h ';illi'', just
i'usl of l iiiun. Tliis placi1 i.- riMtl
t"l for tin1! yeiir. uml possi.ssi(in run
lie ivcii I his lull. Sm.ill Kiynir'lit
flnwti, sTi'i'iuiiit Iitiiih nn bulnm'o.
SO nrris. 7 niili'i I'roni town, on
llii' liiMiw.-iv, I Iti l . i ovt'tnen! s smuil
hi ll'uw rroi. pn Willi tilt' )ktif.
it will i;ii;ii iiiiinit ?:i,imih.oii to
hlilldlc llim.
Small Ii.ihhi"
wur.lli Jlfiiiu.
Will tnlilc 'qllily
llvo murk. '
iii'.-ir Old Town.
:iinn' iMi'iunliranci'.
fur v.u-ant liits or
Wednesday moi'inno- al !) n'rlnrk we will put
on sale Katli Towels ls.:!(i. 1 I'm- lllc. i.iinit
lo a eiistjuiier.
.1 Joy's Overalls, 2 pairs fur $1.00
Hoy's kniHed union suits. 2 pairs $1.00
Hoy's Waists; 2 IVr $1.00
( 'aiivas ( Moves, pail1 Tj
Curlew Sheets, eai-li .1.4f;
I'nrf'ew Pillow Slips, eacli .5C
Ladies' Xiln (I
Security Land &
Savings Co.
owns
89c to S1.G1
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
mm
is
. HELD DEFECTIVE
WASHINGTON. July 2:".. Imllot-' ffl
hionta uguhtHi flv tit'i-sotis tn run-'pj
noctton with tin' Knii-kiirtinrlicr
thi'Utwr dlRUHtor nf last Jauuitry, in
whtcti ntiuity-.wiMi Uvt-a wito lost.
vre-Te diHntlsHucl toiliiv by .lustlcv
tilildonti ol tho District nt Cnlnmlitu I
uproma court, who nustuliud .li'
Jimrrers. Th lndlrtmont!! charsid niiin-
lughlr BKiilnst HnRlnald 1). tifarn,
Hie arclillnxt ot tho tlu-Btpr; Jolm
31, ford, the Iron work rontrnctor;
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Complete Stock on
Hand! for AH Cars
W. Ff. Bohnenkamp Co!
rings!
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No iimtin!: nt orRanft; no
V'l'H!"; li.'!WM t fiuro
torr4d; ;r!t.l foundik
tiuu tor iir .ottnt,
Thi lr iidiUiVo In te i-nrn-fmt
a fi r.lv.l hr.Hih tf. Bt-tin.-l
!. '.(" (tmiire;
N't 4i:8sur rii': no coi
f.ni; bf htr; av pill'hing i
cUisiis; no .in of ! nt
k'-y but ficodo, vimtilnion,
paii.sfation. q
A rn(jjl.Hi Una of rSe dlt
(oront niiid.T-O.ilwava on (ilajjud.
fin. w -Jn uml up.
Mrs. Robt. PattiS'on
0rsetiere
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Kcs.
1T0:. Cor. Sprl- ft Oni
Phono 323-v
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Chautauqua July 21st to 27th
ANDREWS" VARIETY
STORE
Turn the Corner an
Save a Dollar
Chautauqua Time
CALL MAIN 43
FOR JARS, CAPS, RUBBER RINGS
.AND CLAMPS
Tho most reasonable cash and
credit grocery in La G-r'anue.
0
G. HOLM
o . GROCER Qo q o
Quality and Service
0V
mLL MAIN 43