La Grande evening observer., December 18, 1922, Image 2

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the la nnAxr.R Evrxixn observer
Monday, December IS. 1922.
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"the old Suit" struggle
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AHE HUMERDU
T.claiul ai.d Homer are .1..' tw.i1 SorioiH llladiler Tronhle
ll.iiilt-y 'youi.t!stors" now playing : TouU not Maml nor nit ana w
hijfh school fimthull wli.i are :.t-!:iir fort-o.l to -r- out from intense pain,
counted on t -mit imwi tlx. f n in i Iv : Writes Ifellrv WillilllllS. Tlllkin, MoP.
!:,ri.,ll." Madder
!dem.md prompt
Kiilifev Tills K' (lln
ninl kidney timili't?
treatment. Kolcy
el; rtflic-f- Aav.
Not Content With Pour
Athletes, Two More are
Pcginning to Show Up in
Snokane Schools.
Siecoid. Ulnnd p.iyed ha;kficld no-Italic. ' The doct
'nitions with the North Cent ml h.yh riamation of tin
school first striiic team help this operation wan ne
year. Homer starred on the fresh-; . ,.v Ki ,im.v pjii,
:n:nn team of the fame school. Both. 11 y .. I ',,
hm ..vrw!,.!..! ... f ti ... ;.. ti. f . ;onee. it'll all
ilif eMim-l.-! l.i f..tl..iu ii III.. I.ui
atops of their ohlcr Inothers mice'1''0'')'
their biedi school appruuicoship is: many
tors suni 1 nan
the Madder anil
necessary. Trie'.l
ey fills and iinprovtu
Tell all my
Kidney Pill
over.
in
from sut'feriiiR and peiliaps,
niv ease, a dar.trerous np'-r-
Oncinallty.
ani Where lie- :l dheiilij 'f rrciilliiB
i?...! ii.iii iasie liv which 'ii truly original
lit 1'Oel ls Hi he relished
friends about '"U '"
It will snvei l" the
ls !i in hreiik-
; ut' eusi.no. in overt-mil-llces
of false letlm luent,
und illsphieihi! the iivcrsh.us ot Inex
perience V U t.idswortli.
pre.!'.!
Right Here!
is the place to
get the new
Suit or Overcoat, that will help you put
your best foot forward.
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Men's and Boys clothing, to
than former prices, all this week
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SPoKAVK. Wah.. Dt-c. Not
(-(tntcnt with KaviiiK ali'eady i'urnish
t'd J'titir tars who have madp foot-
ia!l history in tlu Pacific Coaut con-fficini-
in th? !at (It-t-aiip, the Han-
Icy family ..f inis city is out for a
new refold an fvun half dozrn.
: Willi two inrtre soii.s, younger hroth-
of the four vhi huvt made the
! i ianli'V iiaiiu a by -word in coats I
!pi til iron 'gossip, now playing on Spo-
!katu- hmh slK'-.l tcanis, i hevins to
:Ii(k as if tin Hanlcy fumily i. jroinjf
'. to make it i ri ord.
Three "f the lour Hun leva who
j, S i ''VIJ " 1 1 '".v """"-u " t. una t jfrm-
t irin lunniiaiic! did so while woarin
ft.v (the criinson ami jrray jcrstys of
W " Wushinjrton Stale trolIvKO. The fourth
ilanli-.v, Myron, is weaiim; th pur
. n!t Mid jfohi tif the University of
, Washinj;tn.
61 lii-k, the oldest a.id first of the
m ' Iliiiilt-y.-i to answer the call the
& ' j;layro! with the famous . Marine
0$! orp.: rlcven f Mare Island, Cal..
jAa 'and after four years with Washintf-"ij-toii
state and while with the Mare
(Island Marines, Dick starred con
& ' -sister, tly lit quarter hack. He cap-
; taintd the ( ouKr varsity one year
now coaching the
school team at Law-
We invite our
take advantage
friends and the public to
of our offer.
etm at college. lie
H-Hn-kcil lii'liau
J(t re nee, Kan.
vcar.s for W ashmLrton hlate and wan
Hill s
Department
btore
vcar
teammate of his brother on tltc
Mare Island eleveiu holdine down an
(id berth on Ijoth teams. He is i.ow
1 c(ni"hinp the hih school team at
Stockton, Cal. ' ''
Harold ("llnne-i", thn Itt.-t or the
v I three -brotlu-rs to play with Warh
jK ' iiU'ton State, also appeared at end
va I f.-r 1 1 - ( 'ougai s. which position he
jpluyed for thre1 years. "Bonis"
J coached the ( outrar ireshnien squad
.rkui.i.u th.e season.
I Myron, now playirjr halfback Willi
;i:e IJiiivtMsity of W.ishinidon, u- ti.e
' t'ii st oT the brothers to fo;-ake
iV.i--liint:tni State college. The
O . .-.ea.-oii was Myron's first year of
o .in;: Cv-'n i-eitnon, atinoiiKi ne
tarred lor the purpie ana , o:r,
t-vimi'ii ti'i.m in liJ.il. He is elj
-iHe . r t.o nu,ic years of conTu-
nce looinau.
' Daily Thoucht. , t
OcKMl fiunllileHare the siiltvtaiitlnl
relktyf Mie infmH bnt-fr li yond Ih-oinI-lug
that seta theai oil to luUnnutKe. j
Locke. I
Tiny Dice.
A pair of "very Mminiim ball ear
rinirn ertntnln fln.v diee In e a ll ball.
There Is iioihln' about them to Indl
fiile the dmihle life I hey lead.
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Furniture
We Have Practical and Heautif'ul Cil'ls
For Every Member of Hie Family
SEE OTR WINDOW'S
Four Floors of Fine Furniture '
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
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I'aliinK lesperate Chances.
It is true that nuinv contract se-1
vcro colds anil recover from them j
without taking any precaution ori
ireatnu'lit, and a knowledge of thif. I
fact h ads others to take their '
chances instead of rivini: their colds'
the needed attention. It should he!
home in mind that every cold weak
ens the luiiifs, lowers the vitality,,
makes'' the system less able to with-1
stiind each suceeedinir attack und
paves the way for the more serious j
diseases. Caii you afford to takej
such desperate chances when Cham
herlain's Cmiirh liemedy. famous fur I
its cures of hail colds, inny he had
for a trifle ? Adv.
'No htaim in Skipping a Meal.
Alllio-t aulclie can last a I" n t u I j.-ti t
with no hud Hfivts except losing
ueiuM ali'J l in xi tr weak. The hud
hii-i sliired up hi it a hi supply of re
serve fuel. When "I'relillK punk." skip
a meiil mid fall hack on ,vour reserve
enerc.i. tKereitlihi:. Insillllclent exer
cise anil hick uf sleep cause must had
hoallh.- i:.hani,e.
Thrift Fo'i of Idleness,
t'liee in ti ih,e n iniiti picks up a
ten-dollar hill . the sirei't. hut must
leu iliillnr dills iire ( ariied. 'lhose ho
arn(lhein do not spend uilleh time en
I'"' sir s, i',.r ihev nie too husy clse-
ii In re. 'Ilu iit s the Im clenite foe of
inieiiess.
"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A hoiiely expression tb at
oxnctly d.-sei'iiiC's the weiisation
of a woman who lina been fitted
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the latent and most Important
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Standard.
f iailds out In the
iU bottle with his
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Itnpro' itiouts In front lace
'.s( lint;.
(Vmpb-lo assortnirnt of tbo dif
j'eient mo. Uls ami Blzes always
on hand.
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Mrs, Eobt. Pattiaon
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I'lione Ill'-'-W lies, 1702 Oak
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ing v. bat tremendous power our classified columns have.
Let us help you get what you want when you want it.
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Special Prices on Used Pianos for Next Week Only"
?S7o.)() Player Piano $110.00
"jO.OO Player Piano $3!).".00
$S(K).00 Upright Piano ?:.")().()!)
OX EASY PAYMENTS
Some Used Phonograph at Greatly Reduced Trices
A Large Stock of New Grand,' Upright and Player
Fianos lias Just Arrived.'
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