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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .
Monday. FolM Uiny 2. 1112.
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carman 'Wives on St. Mihiel
Home Sewing Week
In anticipation of this event, our store has made
wide preparations to have- everything in readiness
f iv the Spring sewer's needs. The Fabric Sections
are fairly filled with ideas each glance brings
visions of Smart Spring Apparel. And in Patterns,
Notions, Accessories in general we have very ex
tensive new stocks which offer a wealth of sugges
tions and possibilities to home dressmakers.
During this week a competent costume designer l
will be in the Pattern Section most willing to help I
.with your difficulties and ready to make helplul
suggestions. .
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CLUB HIS ET
COVE, Feb. 12. The; Cove Com
tiinrt'liil flul with tt few lnvikri
KUCHlH cnJov'! U tHntd'i ut fhn lo
iiicbIU' Hck-nco rouiii!f at -'hoo!
liullfliiiK on W:Iih-mI;iV. Tin- rilJi-ct
or tho (HniHT wit lor "HoihI UiKiin
Hlpn." Tho roail wurk i ti1wayn pro
' iciilinK ;i ni-w u'iikIi' ami ' when tlu
unifl' hccoitit'd ! iiriito fhcHt- nun
who have (he ioal so much ut heart
. got toKdhcr (fv: a ilinn r mill t.tlk
' thp thhiK' out. The tn. n pnwut at
t)u (HniH-r W4'i Mayor J. K. Trip
peer, K. J. StiiVkl.ilnl, llirry W't iinar,
U. Maxtcr. (-'-w Hlnoiu, M. Att
(ci'oii. . tijovp' I't-iriy, 1'rof. .1. It.
(f'l'hx'.f'eJth'f. il.''A.';iitl.-4,. .1 v.:
AtltlM, M W ll$iiliv,' HUio Hlttiilt. I-'.'
'Wlljlatrfrt anil 4Vmrk K t- iKn-'
hit whh funitili'l bV I ho Woman'. i
ft. Woiniitr, Mim. K. .1. SI ickhiinl,
Mrw. J..I-;. Trlppi'cr. Elrs. A. C.nk
Mil, Mm Unl-il aifi-fiVli nr Mimii-u.'
McOanlH. fj '?! Mj jfi-
Tlh' Uulk-H Ah! f;Of'!ihi; .Jti -R,
fhiirrli wore t'iittrlahHMl at tlio ithU
iP'Ucp of .Mrs. ( i'iirfcu,j.y4t'i'yu UP J
WVfinowiay art-; ttoon. 'IIuh ftK'h'Iy 1h
very busy duhin itnhic fiiiltln. Tliry
ttp, a nnfiibcr of m-ib-is for thjn
kind of work unci whatever llioy do.
In ulwuyH .tlojiu Avttii . nfatncHH : un l
'i Mo'uiirioiih, ' of" l.a (Jraii'lo, 1 upont
Tli inwtuy In ( 'ovc
' XU-H. A1. i, WalloiK, of CurvallM, tucl
A I itw Kaimy iirown, of I lliiiniln,
Uff KtH'HtS 'f tlU'lr Mltttt!!1, .).
i 'ontcy.
Charii-H Duffy, of l.a (iraink-. ia
bn.ty. with ..sumo cl'i'lt'.;: whiiiK In
( 'OVl'.
MiH8 (Jritiuilo Hooky, f Uakcr.
Wii in olio day laal wcok.
A I inn Moh'ii DuiiKhorty will npum!
the wcck-i!iil in link or with iir par-
.Mr. anil ,Mr. T. f. IbTty were
Cnlnik, v'",'im on .AIonlay.
Mi h. .Mat- Kelly had a Htnalt day
inn hpi-.v on 'rhuiM(hu nftermmn ttii
week, having tiiu cure of .Iran and
Don Miller, and Wundu llelly (h ton. ,
ht'r Ki'iuid-diniphter.
It it with K'eat rtirn-t that w?
learn of tlie death of our very- fcMt
frh-nd, I l C -M. JiaiiiK-let), who
paused Hwuyi in l.a (Irande. "1'r.
lirtipHdell hK 'l;et n a resident of Cnv:
I'oi : litfyftvii yearfi; eomiun; h?rtt
I roil) ipxap. .lie nan ,ie'ii piouiinenii
In publie aii.i oelal Uffatrw and. :tu
Jeader In t he ehucch; and Sunda
feliijol'.' le'liii been liivel by e.ery
mie, yoifin.ii(I old alike, and wo can
yl oiity1 tjie dLept K''(lef al hln paAw-
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' Iere la a group of tho 'J ft Uo;i wives married by American solder
Ifiurln? their Jons Btay nt CobU vi. This picture was taken ca boaru tho:
Kt. I.IIhiel ju.:t beforo tho Am t 'c::ii tronrjiort left tho !odc at Antwcni
'12. bring tho last American sra homo from Uurcpo,
hSnamed
UNIOM, F'l. 12 At a recent
meeting of the Union Live Stock
Show Association presided over iy
Pi evident Holiert Withycunilic, the
following board of directors, depart-m'-nt
heads and committees for the
U2'-i Stock Show were, named:
lionrd of DirwturA,
Walter M. Pierce, 'Wm. Pollman,
Herbert Chandler, A. R. Hunter, W.
R. Ledbettcr, Kloyd McK-nnon, J. E.
Reynolds, M. S. l.evy, Thomas
Brasher, G W. lienson, F. H. Con
ner, iW. M. Dobbin. Willis Phillips,
Extra Fine
high winds
uitc DnimncD
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('alvln Wfli-ht -a ml Hurl Hurbv
were lllKh' Valley visitors hint week.
The Jiinhn:i nf 1h,. hbrh ttehoul aro
tHilitHliloiis by worktitK tin (heir
v.uhlevlUo wlik li will, be praam (ed
Hit Iho nenr mttire.
Henloi' cI:-hh will in''' an In
novation fnuii (heir UMinl ehu'f I'ir.
thtiM uar and will present nn op
oretta. Tho t'nion oiehesli-n put on a
daneo In t'ove nn Wedm-nday even
tmr, I'rb. i, whicti va well attended
by a rvuWil finm Cnlnu.
Ilaydeu I t.ni;lifrty, of Uuker, va
u ('ova vlHitnr on Krlday '..
HkatluR imrtleH :uv jatll nil the raj,'"
in iovf.
.. II. Orion n nn Ibe nlek lUt.
MlriH Mildred Paytou, our primary
(eaebef was nnewM-tedly ealled t-i
her home In l!ak;-r the early part in'
thft wyek. -:'.,)
..Mlrt'. T. P.. I'unklhi
efnifK,, Of the prtuiaiA
Mi sj 'a ton's iihsen-e.
" Mrw. Ai-eh t'onley hh.I
Imi.becu ( hi
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J-jirl Ui tide lit, nf l.v (irande, whh a
Cove, visitor on Wednesday.
- MiH.: l-:blj- AlurehisMi ha taken
her daughter, Maxim, to l.a (lrando
for niedleal ; treat innt. Tho little
K'irl ban lieen ill for ftoinn weeka.
AT in. I', M. Klli.s mill MraMai'
Kelley will eiltert iin the Ladies Aid
at tlu home of M rw. ! Keltey, Wed
nesday, Keb. M.
MIsm liens Kelley and Mrs. U It.
Carter entertained the l-mlbs Guild
at the home of Mh'H Kelley on Thurs
day, Keb, S. Tb( hopye wan deeoral
od In hearts and eitpldH, Hie 'atentlne
lib'n liciiit;- eirrhd old in all the do.
tails. A dainty red and while luneh
wa served. Klve Hundred waH played
at five tabbs. Mrs. T. Hefty wln-
ntiiK the honor prlxe, the eonsola
thm lallhiK to Mrs. A. (I. Cotikltn.
Hit) KiieslM wero Mrs. T. t '. Hefty,
1is. A. (1. Couhllu. Mrs. (iuy K. Hur
her, Mrs. It. II. Panlels, Mrs. J. .1.
nnley. Mrs. ( lei-ford. Mis. A. I f
tut. ni, Mrs. I'rank MlHer. Mrs. Ad.i
Wallerw, Mm. Arrt'onley. Mrn. ttay
(ioodnom-'h, Mm. W. ('niiklln. Men
'I. It. Coi.kltn. Mrs. Phil l.oekwood.
Mrn. C I;. I.awson, This C.uild party
'mh a pri'-leiiU-n nfi'ulr end the last
card party of the season.
AlW, (V'"-1-' iMUi'il.-a.iuid...M',M. yyy
I-;. Uark.-r will entertain the CuiM
rbiii M.lav. l-'eb. IS. and tb(. IimII. s w'M
plit 'lbo blllilm needle.
NOItTIf I'OWDKK. Keb. 10. Krl.
St li wjik line of the nniHt disaifreeablo
dayH of Ibe winter In tills section. The
tvlml hail bec-u blowitiK all day from
the north and had hi-eti very eold.
The, hltfh wind makes trnwUnff around
liflieillt and Hufferlnir from the rold
wind. The thermometer does not' reg
ister below '. zero, but the rold wind
makes it sevjn much colder than
many colder days. It Is hard to feed
stock in Knelt it iiitfh wind and it ia
impossible for sto.ek to keep warm lu
such weather. i-Vhruary Is mukitiK
up for the mild wo-itiier in January.
The pupils of the.JilKh srbool an
lirepai-fiiH: n play to ht ffiven on Keb. I
2S. This play Is a (iLrw and a bl
laiiKh 1h promiaed all tiro way thioiiKh.
Alabel Munslnj,'er wuh1 taken to the!
hospital some days ago .'ttlter an at- :
tack of appendicitis. She will soon 1
be out again. '
Mr. Aiif?el, the forest rancor, lias
a new radio and wilt hear tho latest
I'oporth from the. forest service.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Mann were bus-
luuss visitors- In North t'owder rom
liieir Italian-home' on Wndin'Silay, Mr.
.Mann is driving a Packard six. and
may take the atfeltcy for that v.r
through this section. Mr. Mann wlJ
make a success if lie derides to self j
this car as lie has lived In this section
for several years and is well knovn
to everyone. : t -irti
Ice harest roi s merrily nn. A large
niimber of nu n are einployt-d and the
big crop will soon be put up. Krn.-st
Simmons is hauling ice out in. the
country and will put up s'veral tuns
of lee as he always poddies lc
San J"rancl:;eo and Los Angeles as
well as speeches and talks, prnver
was heard from as well, but only for
a few minutes. The words were as
plainly beard as If one wero lu a
huge lecture ball and could plainly
e heard by everyone in tho room.
Alter listening for some ttm at the
,adio, delicious , refreshments were
hvrved and ,'an hour' spent hi social
cK at. , 1 ; '
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V'hose who were present nt this ra
dloi party and enjoyed the hospitality
of lr. and Airs. Johnson, wen; Mr.
and - Mrs. K. A. Buchanan. Miss Do
lores and Margaret' Schmidt, Mr. Kl
liol. Rlra. Mullen, Mrs, . Allen, Mrs.
O'llrjwnt and Mrs. Lew.
Three-acro Improved tract Just out
side the City Limits, one block from
tho paved' 'highway. Will cotisil:r
trade for houso in town. j
A flvo-acre tract. Improved ond co
lng ut a bargain price, and good
j terms, one-half mile from City Lim
its and paved highway.
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Automobiles Are Built
Buick
Will Build Them
1 "See- .
I Southard & Shinn
1 Cor. Fir & Jefferson
A five-acre tract' In May rnrc. This
is ono of tho best Improved and pay
ing properties in the valley. Extra
good.
A ten-acro tract In May Park, with
extra' good Improvements.' Irrigated,
best of land and fruit. , Ehjht-room
modern house.
J. F.
Willi:
rhoiuas
i'hiliti",
llul-lllli-iOti.
C'onintittefs
Exnrut i vo M . S. J Avy ,
Urahei. i. W, H' n.son.
ner, W. M. Dobbin,
J. P. Hutchinson. i,
Finnm-e and Ilutlgei i.. f..
G. -VV, Lienson, Toay l. f
I'ubHcitv and I'nniing -
ner. Geo. A. Scibird, i. J.H's.
Premiums J. F. Hutchinson, N
H. Voirel, M. S. Uvy.
Atlmission T. T. Cock, L. - tr
rail, F. B. Conner.
Oroundsr-C. L. CaWwll, W. .J.
Fntirt.'iinniPtll ' r.
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Rii'ns-.I. W. Sim-iumt. .Willis I'hil-
ML.-il.. A. WrTht
lin. U. Biiii'l- .
'friiMsniiitatKMi-I. S. Levy, O. Iv
ju.tei-W- V..KI. II. G. Avery,
I!n!pl Morirnn. ,...
Classification nook-Dfcviu Cou-
'"licroiatinns-Walter Cock.
Doparlment Heads.
t iL-ht Honed Horses, '-evy.
Iimt't Hiiis'
Uwf Cattle
Koy Clink-
KIovil McKonnon,
Stephen A. Ilutehiiil
and
Just a . '
Reminder-.
Threo fine modern liomea. Well '.j
cated, beautifully furnished, . want U
sell complfte.-; If you want onuHhint?
extra good let us show you these fine
homes.
Pyramid Land
Co.
We
Public Sales
PUT CREAM IN.N0S
. AND STOP CATARRH
the farmers through the smnmer. He
has iuite a business in ice durtnfc tin
hot wen l her.
Mrs. J, A. I'lleher. has been on the
Mh-k list but is nt aii'l around tmuin.
The Imsketball tam of the North
1 'owiier hih sehuol bit today fin
Wallowa, KIkiii and Jitililcr where
KHinen will be played wltb the hiKh
.sehool buslietball teuius of those
'towns, They are out for hard play
Iiik and expi-ct to Kive the opposing
trams ii Rood stiff Ratue and are in
hopes of winning some of them.
I Mr, and Mrs. Chris K. Johnson (fave
a radio party to the teachers of the
North Towder Krado nml hih school.
This party was Ktven on Tuesday eve
Utr, l'eb. . The crowd assembled
iibout S o Hock. Atmospheric condi
tions were fine for win-less ami .rr.
Johnson Imui'-diately put the radio to
w ork.
Muslr wan plainly heard from both
Tells How To Open Clopced Nos
trils and .nd licau-Lolus.
Vioti ft?el fine in a few montrnts. Your
oold in hum! or eiiturrh will ho iron p.
t,, f Youx flopped nostrils will open. The
.-You can't jutip an -official's sip
ceri'y by I ho number of men he ap
points to invent ipate.
RED PEPPER FOR
j RHEOMTICPl
Kcd Topper Kuh t:ikcs the "of.rlt"
from sorr, MttT, ncbinp joints. It can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops that
old rheumatism torluro at once.
W hen you arc MiO'cring so you can
Jiarilly pet around, jmt try Ued IVpper
Kuh and you will have the quickest re
,lief known, 0thi114 has .such ivui-eii-tiated,
pturtr:ititip heat ;is rrd peppers.
Just as oon aa you apply Kcd IVpper
Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes it warms the sore 5 pot
tliroiiKh and through. Pain and sore
ness are gone.
Ask any pood druppist for a jar of
Kowlts Kcd IVpper Hub. He sure to
net th pcutiine, with the name Kowlrs
vn each linkage.
Oflrr Trn irrnn
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur It
Brings Back Its Beautiful
Lustre At Onco
nir jDatisapcH of your head will oleiir and
you can iireatuo ireeiy. more duib
noss, hem I ache ; no hmrk inp, sn 11 fit i up,
mucous ditnJiarpt'8 or dryness; no strug
gling for bre-aih ;it nipht, t f
Tell your (1 rtjpglst join want 2 small
bottle of Kly'fl C'renm lialrp. Apply a
ittlo of this frnprnnt, antifpptie cream
in your nostrils, left it pnnetrute throuph
every nir pausHpe of the head; soot ho and
liejil tbei swfdli'ii, inllanu'd nuiroun iueia
lirntip, and relief cornea instantly.
It is ju-t what every cold mid eatnrrh
suHVrer needs.' Uon't stay stuiTed-up
and miserable.
hav nurn-hnsod 122.000
H pair U. S. Army. Munson last $
tt blioes, sizes 5 '.'j to; 12 which was i
l tlie entire surplua Mock of one, i
.of. t thO Utrpvst t". S. Govern-
H nient 'fill 00 eontruCtors. j
g 1 This aboe is Kuaranteed 10 J
per cent solid leather, color dark
U ,tan. bellows tonpue, out and t
g waterproof. The actual value of j
g thin shoe is $0,110. Owinp to thin r
tremendous buy wo can offer i
name, to the public at $2.35,
M Send correct si.e. , l'ay post- j;
H man on delivery or send money U
order. If shoes uni not as rei
re.sented we will cheerfully re
fund your money promptly
upon request.
National Bay State
Shoe Company
21HI llioaduny
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LA GRANDE
to every mother and father of the fact that
Karo is a great energy food for children.
Serve it on sliced bread. For the grown folk
keep the Karo pitcher full when ycu serve
pancakes, hot biscuits or waffles. Very low
prices now in effect at your grocer's and re
member Karo comes only in full weight cans.
There is a Karo for every
palate and every menl:
1. GoldenStyrupBlMlabclKcTO
2. Crystal White Var.UU Flavor
Red Label Karo
3. Square CanGreen Label Karo
Vith Pure Maple Sugar
4. Imitation Maple Flavor
Orange Label Kara
Stllinw Rcoretentati
Johnson Licber Co,
. Portland, Ore.
I PR W Adc WBi-oeerttor rct foMer $ C" 'v!jfj
B VJCI- or Cook JleL-k,.i)f vrilo to Corn fcrt.jtyK. ' c"iW:'V VK
A Product! Refininf Co., iept,A, Arito. titinois jKV,i';?f',ri 'jfij'-M vVv'H
Thorn was no fir In th f.ics ot
Dili llttlo German miner when a'
photOKrnphcr and Krnch cuard
ppronclied to tak his.picluro
ha lult.ona ot tha mine near
imtmumtuttmmttimumtimur.tmm
FRANK It. SUYDAM
1 General Repair
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Kefinishcd
Household Kei;iiring of
All Kinds
IOC Fii St. Phone 513-J
Gray Inlr, however linilnmf, de
notes ailvMuinc aue. We all know the
attv.nit.irje? nf a .uitliful appearance,
lour hair i jour charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it f.ulcs, turns
gray ami lo..ks streaked, just a tew
apvliratiom of paKe Tea and Sulphur
enhances it appearance a hunilrcd-lold.
.Xm't stay Krayl .,x,k jouukI
FittKr prepare tlie recipe at home or
K.t from any dnii; store a bottle of
Uyeths Saiif and Sulphur t.om
iwnml, winch !s merely the old-time
recipe improved hy the addition of oth
er mr.rcdjent-i. Thousands of folks
recommend this readv-to-use prepara
tion because it darkens the hair Iwan
titlilly. besides, no one can lissibly tell,
as it darkens so naturally ami evenly.
fuoisten a sponce or soft brush
with it. drawing thb throush the hair,
takim; one small strand at a time By
mormiiK the gray hair di-appears; af
ter.aMothrr application or two its
natural c.1r is ic-toted and it becomes
thick. Klnssy and imuvuj, and you ap
pear jiari juiiuscr.
Permanent ASTJiE Pyramids"
" iManufacturers of
HulMtnK
FoundatJon
Kilo
Cblmney
Bower
Water
Irrigation
Culvert
DrHlnnfte
WELL CURBING
Phono Main 120
Pipe
Blocks
-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory Island City
They save muscles
and nerves
When you buy a Keen Kutter tool
you are sure of satisfaction, l-'or
Keen Kutter tools are made es
pecially to meet the needs of those
who use tools all day long. They
work with a man. And the same
fine quality you find in one Keen
Kutter tool you will find in any
other tool bearing that trade mark.
These itc,ms which we have in
stock may smwest a need you have
to meet riht now.
TOOLS OF. ALL KINDS.
Oregon Hdw. Imjv Co;
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Home Products I
Mo. 5 Lard J?0c
No. 10 Lard - $1.55
lIt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per lb 25c
lit Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, It 25c to 40c
Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb 15c
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
' The Grande Rnde Meat Co.
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Olyrapia Oyster
Cocktails
In Season
at
TEE LOTTES
1113 Jefferson Ave.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
i mim: snoi ami rorxmiY
All Kinds of Miu-hin-ry, AutomoKlr-n mi.1 Traotora KppalrMl,
tvrrhftnl)l tint! Inbuilt.
Acoiylcne AViMtllitK of All Kintlfl
rrnnkfhaHs, ristonj nml Pinion l'ins Kt Rronnti
c.ltc l a Trnil
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Broad and Wall
Here stand the proud lmilclins of
great financial institutions, in New
York's Golden Acre.
Each square foot of land sustains a
fabulous valuation and must yield a
commensurate return.
There are' no great financial insti
tutions located on some streets scarce a
stone's throw distant from this favored
spot streets equally blessed with ma
terial advantages, but obscure.
Ah! There's the vuh obscure!
Ai.d yet these great financial hstiru-
tmns, paying tremendous sums for 'V
j-iiyiltge of their place in the 4'
maintain that they "do not adverse'
What is "advertising"'
La Grande Evening
Observer
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