PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, October 13, 1922
Girls'
Cotton fleece lined Un
ion Suits for girls, witl
long or short sleeves, all
sizes
98c
Girls' wool Union Suits
all sizes; high or low!
neck; short or lone
sleeves
$1.98
Boy
Hoys heavy cotton
fleece lined Union Si
all sizes
$1.00
Boys' wool Union Suits
in all sizes
$2.25
Complete Assortment
of
Winter Underwear
For
MEN WOMEN CHILDREN
WOOL OR COTTON
These cooler-days suggest warmer underwear
our assortments are complete and are in a posi
tion to supply you with most any style garment
and quality you desire.
Women's Underwear
For the women we offer the Carter's and Riche
lieu Underwear none better made. There are
union suits and separate garments in cotton and
wool and ail style garments. Women's Union
Suits in all sizes, priced from
$1.25 up to $4.00
Men's Underwear
For ;he men we offer Cooper's Underwear, in sev
eral different qualities, also the Hatch One-Button
Union Suit. There are union suits and sep
arate garments in wool and cotton. Men's Union
Suits priced from
$1.25 to $8.00
To Fight A sain
Hill's Department Store
i7 V- v
f't ii i '"t " -
I-Siily. heroic n.it sh war horse,
wounded thrice In tin- World War.
loduy is on a trannui't bound for
the Near East, wlure she'll take
part In military activity on the
British-Turkish front.
i - Eastman Kodaks
and Films
' We Can Supply You at
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The 1tait store
E
PI
IS
NOW
Keep Warm These Chilly
Mornings
With a
i VKSTIN(iI10rSK COY (M.OW
Kl.KCTKU I1KATKK
Another Reduction in Kdison .Mada Lamps.
Klertrical ('oudaclois
II. & s.
105 Depot Street
ELECTRIC CO.
(.SprclJil tu The Uhsorver)
! (.JCAMiK IIAI.L, Opt, U. Arton
,twt) l;ts f en. joy hum it iSuturcluy ar
U'itioutl Hosr.l hf ISluo Mountain
iiiy- l-'.itf, whii h .itfaln di'inon-l.str-atf.l
that I In- H-upI of this highly
( iri"hi( tivi' Im .ilily la( tilln h to ti ll
, ihi-ir in ilil.ui s almiit tln vari-ty ami
im I It it( their iiKTirtiltural inoiliK-tn.
U h ilt- in- atte;i laiu-o was not iiitn
. sis ..iihI as it was List year, ihlt' to tin1
i;nl that the lair this year wa local,
ul'ih' last Mai II was a county Kiani'
a ( lair. aJthoiiKh M-lical SnrinKs.
; .M'ltn rnwdwr ami Wallowa countv
kmiiki's lai h Hi-ni cM-elh-nt cxltlhlls.
jTlM'i wen also tim- cxiilhlt.s from Kl
I urin anil Tt'loc isiM.
.MImii Auu.-I hud a finr. liotanli-:it
ii.Htay of jiolsonnii n.iil ihhi-poison-oiih
plant.-, nn will us vit-ws q( tho
Anthonv likf nt-.n. Tin- AnUiuny
l.akt-N lie west or' Nmlli lowlcr, just
at the hoiiler line l-i-nvut n Cnion and
linker count icN within the jjovet n
uifiit rcsi-rvc.' Mr. Anyul. who
charge of tho Kinvniniriil work in tho
ri!M-fv Ktate th it :i tine mountain
ous roail U-aiis liont .N'.nth Towdi-r to
ilxsc lake, whii h ate hi coinins iiifu
locations lor hiiiiuih i' iiuines.
Tho display oT Hdui im from the W.
. Slwrwoinl laim was ihscrviiiK ol
inii'li attention ami ai utii at ili.
Tho ehil.lrens- w oi U n-cvivcd tho
Usual losc atteiUion. a also ilitl J..
display of jrrain--. 'a-;ss, friihs and
vi'K'Uihk-H ami poniriv. Th fancy
work department dein oust rated thai
Hie country Ht.stei- h;ii time. fur moi'io-Hniitf-
nio,if than "srtt:n' the old hen
and stitlfin pa's hind man."
H- !. A very, con n iv rmriculturint.
judged the arkidtiiral and poultry
exhihit.s. while .Mrs. Mct'omh. of the
I'. A. t', i;t-nsioil department, judg
ed, tho domestic and fanev work e
liihils. Sports loruHo part ol llio afternoon
enti-t-taimuent.sIi)cith Friday and Sat
urday. In Iho nail-di ivim,' contest
Sallirdnv aftiTiloon. Mis'. Cde Hop
ple won firsl prize and Clara Conner
look second.
In the woi.irn's running race. Clara
Conner won first and Mrs. i;eo.
Hughes, second. In the iriils' race
Virgil Wilkinson won first and Juan-
ua jirncer second. In tho hoys rac
Claude An.-ioii and Wm. Heck took
first and seeond.
At :t:ini o'clock Die following pro-.
MTitm was put on: Son, Mine .Moiin.
Iain fiianye Churiin, fallowed lv .'.r, I
iiddiesH ,y ,,iHrt Withwomho, ol 1
the I nion I :x)i ri tin-ut Station, in
which he dwelt upon Die loyultv of!
uie coiunniiiity.
IJruce Dennis, whoso heart beats
are w.th the farmer, als.. ma.lo .
Speech thai his listeners enioved verv
much. Mr. h.-nius .n.ed his talk bv
sjiyiiiK. "It is time for hv farmer to
put hiH propaganda holoto tho peo
ple mid i( is tiunvfor the fanners to
(re! together ami close the tap Diet
lies between the producer and the consumer."
Mrs. Clan-nee Redhead Kave a clev-
liii);. .Mis. Lot- !; nohls plav-
i iis on the piano. Chas.
and Juanita Sn- n-vr samr iwn .tuciu
is did Mildred Spencer and l-Mna (lek
eler, all of whti h ail', apjueciative
i ndionco en jm id.
After the pmqram Mr. and Mrs.
Aduin Macks lare exhibit of irardoii'
produce Hasf dd at auction, ihe hk.ii.
Uoin; In the KranKC.
' I Slack or the ltlack Ileal Km.
entp.nn. p.ok th.. sh,-:,r ip....hi
hiblt to place .mi di-rlav in his of-j
Ice in Jt Ciande. '
d two
at.
Money 6
No Commissions
For Particulars
See
J. R. Oliver
'TTTi; TOT
K.(nv tunr
-in
1 1
IP
Do You Feel
Like an Old
Young Man?
Do You Know Tht Without Vil.
minc nnd Iron You Would Bo
Dead? Ironiied Yeait Builds
Amazing Power!
Tho man iriih a punch Is the man
Jllh many vnanilni s and much Iron,
ino man or .Iroopiiis enercv anil
llabbv i.rv.- Is Hie man with few
ilaniliic i nnd mlKhty little linn.
Ir.inU.Ml c-ast Kv..s y.iu tmth. It la
not a mere mixture ol yeast and iron.
"His Back Against
the Wall"
"You low-d.'wn, i nisi'i-al )!c. lyin' little skunk
trviu' to jM hold nf (1 .Man W'ellinji's money
and eaiTyiif tin with Well'mii's ti i i -1 !
And then soineiluiijr li:tpeiietl
Dice that ihart-tl him from a
to a ragin;;', liootii:;; terror!
atrainyt the wall, he showed the
roes are not horn hut made.
Comedy
15en Turpin in
-Hi: LOOKED CUOOKKD"
in little Jerry
eraven eoward
W i !. h his hack
world that he-
URE
lentist
i i:ci-:
ie Mother
tist in
,1922
jend
8cf Thnl Nrrvf-Powrn-d FItT flt
.rnr-l'onrr from Iruuiard VrOatl
but Li yoARt Ironici?, vrhlch !i ft ub-ttan.-f
all hy iist-lf. This pivrs back,
restores to tho IvMy. materials you
h. .it, arul which nu u.-d ti
l ave uln a eu w,'io romp i tic aronnil
lit inir it-i'tis Iron I zed YeM cen.
tains, f.ir this reason. Nature's preat
c-t source t t hr.iin, nerve and tissua
invtxy. H kiv. s you pouvr phi,
nuiek! It does it in half the us i.il
lum- nuiiUT how eld you nr.
V' . you i;in K1"! u yonntr m.in
fen. iin.l a oii'ic man's u.imi:us;
it ';int: w Mn.iri s Iron, and a veunir
, These two thine t
the
yf human eirenKth.
Thi-v mean to y.iu.
rum .in charm
t iue. s mk-i.i! nr. tnisiTiess Thtr
enlv oiu- Iro:in,d Yeast In tba
wort I H suro that you R.-t It, anl
1 w -iv of MiMtltutes. Sold at All
t.ruif .tori's at f l no a paekafc-.-. Ka.-li
I . ;!.',' eontaina Si t.itiL-t. t-a,d
t-dM-t ,n j,oul.-d Thev n'-r o
t;.-ir owt MCJ bv lrnnirrd Y.-wt
'. Atlanta. t!a. i!et the tMnnli"'
that column trom IiusiJ Ycadt!
Your work
. You can'j do good
vork -when your head
throbs, your back aches
or you're tortured by
rheumatic, sciatic or
monthly pains.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills.
relieve pain, quickly,
safely and without un
pleasant after effects.
Your druggist will sell
them to you at pre-war .
prices.
Regular package 25
doses 25 cents.
Economy package 125
doses $1.00.
Saturday, October 14
CANDY DAY
Remember the folks. at home with a
Box of .Chocolates
Oriole Chocolates, the candy with a conscience, ab
solutely pure no starch, no glucose.
Pure Fruit Flavors.
.Boxes $1.00 to $5.00
HEAD THK WANT APS!
Jilll
Cured without Surgery
MY guaranteed cure for
Piles is a non-surgical
method, eliminating knife,
operation, anaesthetic, pain
and confinement. I have
never failed 'to cure a case
of Piles in the history of my
practice, proof of which ma be
had by obtaining the long lUt of
prominent Northweit people
whom I have treated.
I rimer all doubt to rewulu by
as r.iaff to refund your fa. Ii 1 fil
to cur. your Piles. Writ, or call to
day for rnr FREE booklet.
CND AND MOItRISON PORT LAN D.OREfiOM
MCNTIOM THIS PAPER WHCN WRITING
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
CEREALS
Cie.lm of Wheat 28c
Ken's Hot Cake Flour "c
Alher's Flapjack Flour 25c
Alber's Buck Wheat Flour.. 20c
Shredded Wheat, 2 for .'. 25c
Kellogg's Com Flakes 10c
Grape Nuts, 2 for flf.c .
Sweet Potatoes, 5 lhs for 25c
Come in and get a package of Coffee FKKK
Our prices are delivered at your house
J. G.
HOLm
GROCER
Quality and Service
Main 43
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
Efficient Vision
Your Greatest Asset
r
7l
THE strenuous 'demands of this ace require the possession of every
physical faculty lu its moat efficient state that we may be enabled
to wage our contest of life at the createat possible advantage. But
nothing puts a man or woman at such a great disadvantage as a
partial or total loss of visual powers.
' There is, perhaps, nb catastrophe which evokes more pity, or Is looked upon with novo
dread than blindness, yet people give less attention to the core of their. eynB than to tho ca-o
of their teeth. The least ache In a tooth will make most of us scurry to a dentist, but v,i v.iii
suffer headaches for months and allow our working efficiency to become lower ami imvc;- -cause
of defective vision without attempting to seek relief.
Few eyes' a re absolutely normal and the majority of people, regardless of ago, .ictuall" ne-d
glasses. The need of glasses Is many times multiplied because of the character lit I'niiiloviiii iil
The day of that old Idea that age alone bringa a need for spectacles o;- eveglasses h is loni;
ago vanished, with other errors of like nature. Glasses are needed the moment the natural turn
ers of the eye do not permit It to function properly for all distances.
Our equipment and methods arc the most modern.
DE. W. M. PEARE With u ,
J. H. PEARE & SON
Optometrist . !
The Lyceum Club
-of- ' . .
Baker, Ore.
"5 Announces the Appearance in Baker
L - -f-
EVELYN SCOTNEY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21
And Her Assisting Artists
Evelyn Scotney has for a number of years been with
the Metropolitan Opera Company, has been a student of
Mme. Nellie Melba, and i now one of the most talented
sopranos in the country.
She is coming to Bakr a tha firt numljmir of th
Lyceum Court liny promoted hy th Kafcr Lvcuij
Club. -
?
1
o
o
trtlrHrl'?f