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0MEWARDTR1P
ing Back to Cove.
. in an old worn-out party dress,'' says a famous
lecturei'. And it's the truth.1 Don't you feel
more efficient when you are going about your
household tasks prettily garbed in a neatly made
House Dress, designed for this especial pur
pose? One of a daintily checked gingham or
clever crepe combination, such as we are show.-
Kill
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Spent a Delightful Month in
ATXOWA pf.-K 1 XTrt, T
k hav,. hifiij OaiJlO! Ilia, llw Oiiunil
he I'.u k, I
ject B jnrlic:
thcriiic fnk, ... ,. . ,,
.:er spcnuinjr mme iuin u nmniii
in Southern t alir'ornia Mr. and Mrs.
John Dean have started on their
hor.ipwani trio to Cove. They visit-
4 jed iIr. Dean's father, and in a let
ter lo trie wosorver inry say iney
have had a ino.it delightful time.
The letter Miys in part: "Ihroufjh
ive con-
kept m touch with the pro-
K! K IK' "Ol "l l""" uuiifcjr urm nii-w uir
a Ht I weather. Noticed also the accounts
jof the legislature ana judge that it
was rainer a snappy session. a
hhiirt time Hgo 1 met Frank K.
liriilites, formerly of Xa Giande and
jio made inquiry regarding all of his
old friend in the Grande Ronde valley.
. '
Jli-ifs; in- lo;; mhiii at, the- Kork-i
oi.itu u-niii 'I in- 1'iy k, 1-1 i;i'-!n :,
iM'in.t.-.l point oil At. mi rldc, S'.vcii
u;iv.i iroiii J-fe- J a IK , ii i'fi; jimiii
l.uth- .Meudow.s 7 iei;l (m-v!ii ;
Kik-H Ji'-ii ill j. Tiiui-o inriiHiii'ttiiiyiit.-. j
,,,,.1,,-u fi.ll 1..-HH-.. j Hits Jt.vt-iuiii; i i wuii
tiuinh miM oi t ho nuriti ;tinually
:!il.Siil.' IS ll.il I. .lit llOlli I.Httt KIlVlK
. ini; ilit .vu. 'J JH: rapUihi ol lawl
a " I '.i t K N ';(," iu.ill at l (hut
iVjj Irct 1 1 1 hiiow i.t tin: i'ark" wliih
( i;i 1'i luring al ( liiiL-nci: Van-
miU-i'V. (iUM'li. 'iMlrt vjlt. ti-U wluri-j.l-
ii-"; t.t,v really U hr evi'li w-
Mr. an-l M vs. I'Y.uik Vi:;;li-HUorin
uo ii-.:oiiHK ovuj- ih UuhK remip
rali'ili of tiH'ii- ttaiut-'M Who wro Hick,
:ui a m !p' ll norno linn! K". 'I'hi.y
it-port tii.il iiH i:t V:lt at llo- Uaymo
l-'al, V. lit. i c I iia vc tlu'il" huliu.
r.n. ati! Mrs. Joseph !-;' crl-i.i.it'-il
ilu- birthday annjvi-rsary t
y l.ivcily lUtav, one-
Sunda iho 4th.'
i; 1 lovnf took diniifr with
Al. s. l-'ntiik V, iKKh-woi lit,
at (hfir lioliie on Ua.ino
lut palms ajid out ly-grains atem to
he fie con.iiijr fruit crcp.
"We d:ove to Ca!?xicu where we
crossed ovnr into Mexico and it he
ing Sunday had no nijfnificance for
all stores and saloons were open and
a bull fight was on ffoj the after
noon entertainment. I also noticed
many, swarthy Mexicans, hurryinjr
alonjf with the jrame rooster under
an arm going to the arena where in
either case win or lose they bet their
last penny on their .bird.
"We expect to leave here the last
of this week pomp by auto to Sac
ramento and from there will take the
train for Oregon. The 'weather is
clear and warm and at the time you
had your last snow we had but little
rain.'''
JiaiiilM-rhim otili Ttnind N'oiliins;
FANS TillS
S f BASEBALL
Tex and Bud Knight Arrive
in La Grande; Pirates to
Meet Soon;' iMany Pros
pects in Line. ;
s
G SUCCESS
Second Night of ' Presenta
tion Even Better Than the
, Opening Night; Cast Did
Splendidly, ;
With the snow falling outside, the
hot ntove league is still maintaining
their high batting average. And
their talk i centering more and
more on baseball mospeetw for. the
coming year, 'JVx Knight, last year
I'irate third sacked anil bi lirntiur,
Bud Knight,' also a: third c.acker and
Hupnosed to he, bi:Uer than Tt:x, ac
cording 1 to- Te'vJ- 'diifted inlo LA
Grando yesterdaj- and with . -their
coming, bai-eliall- intere.t took an up
ward trend. Tex was one of t he
bent men in the Turnr-mountain lea
gue last year and .both he and hn
brother want to pUy With l.a Ornndc
again thin neiisoi)1' ' lnesn't look so
discouraging, doeMjt ? '
W. C. Crevvi. la.-JP 'ya-ic fhfnts('i;j
on thn Pilate's nine, spent a few
days In Haker lat week and rcjioi ts
that baseball fans arc just ta Htixjotis
for n good Reason tbi syear as is l a,
Grande. No decision has been made
by either town as to whut kind of
u- league will -be 4jteiinir,cd
present it looks like either
lnif of the old Old liiLcr-nioiintiiiii ni.inisl. in sneciidtios bciwem net
six loam league or the organi.at ion 1 ami to all connected wilh the finan
of a JJaker-La (Jrande league eom-jciul .-ide. Never beiore in the his.
bined with iiwieiiemlent baseball. : Lory of f.:i Grande high sehoul ha.
Hither one would assure valley faivijsueh live inleiest been shown in at
oi plenty ol go id Minppy diamond ! ainaLeuraurama interest t hat prove
work.
Just att successful in when first
presented Friday evening, was the
linn! presentation of "f'ome Out of
the Kitchen" by the Senior clnsfi of
the I .a Grande, high school at the
auditorium Snturday evening. Pos
sibly just a bit more excellent v.'us
(he work of the caM than on the
opening night. , , ,
As on l-iidav night the cat nlayel
before a hoiie- filled to capacity who
greeted their efforts with spo;itaii-
eni i'.p))latise 1 hat was ample proof
of the matchless ability manifested
in. the poitiiiyal of their lines. .Many
comments relative to the play 'were.
heard and were all unanimously to
the effect that the production yn:i ol !
a nature rarely ;;ecn In amalour dra
.UUttJi).' clulftH. Much credit in:due,
not only to t he. wholehearted work !
of the members of the ca-;t, but to j
tiiu director, Miss Mahel A. Jiennett,
to Miss Kredericke Scliilko for he-f
capable management and sUPetviion !
of the double iiuai tette. who an-'
but at;peiiit'd along with t ho ... uaxophoiie
revlv-' ipiai tetLe and Miss 1 lelen Williams,
. ur old,
I .Mr. and
I oti Snoda
! O.s le Lay b at Ina homo v-'Hh m u
I rjjto. jio( twin;; aide tu uttend the
fi.s'i' j-elioid vut i :in .ri ek.
ullnii'i Lav ri irti u ory suc
:i id unu'- at tin- play Riven at liii,
v'ici:; i-.ttu.-mv ei.iiiiij;.
k'. S. i-'-u ' t'ortlaml sent a fine
vat-:ii, a'i a prertciit to hli lit
ll iiittMl, jrk Hunter, Jr.
j ii,,rjiii I ii.. .sent to l!o; t'rH'k uf
I vr a lino tti.tt oo houyltt ol Jim
I iar:,o); .u'ii..:-, I ids. Week.
i;.--,ui;i l,iijd''i( wlfl return
homo icoiu the M MHIor'n lower
ram ii n tin1 ut-ar ri'id me.
Keni-Hli V.uionler was it busin( sa
voiitoi- ni the SpringH olio ihiy lam
iVet i.
Xew.-i ha:4 I'f.ciu-d lo-re that Harold
lioy;e, hotn and int.-:ed lo re, hut now
iv:'l"in!; ni Atu-idiMii, Wash., Jav
tlig iuol ho. lev? ainpoliited du.1 u
.,v intil aeeiii.nl, ami at oito tlniL
WAA Hot eXpeettd to MIIViC the
iituU, is now well and ahoui ready
ior an artnlt'li.l linin. '1'hln la ''i
lainly pood neii to his many i'ru-nds
ind relatives here.
.). W.. Lay, iloi mail man. n hreak-
lllf; ail reioina .so iui im;imk
Hh tin! Il.ldls. HelMolore al tins
liui oi- Ihe hail roads Hi.! mail was
v.. iinvei-lajtu . ..(:
, ' !.:utit)hiu Si ai-on On.
' They lr.ve J niee ital.y lamb. al
lo:vidi Lay';: .ind si-nie more coining.
'I 1 . v ' li ivi! M ' KanihoidP't ewiM.
. i item a v'Ty i'll"f herd
ranch. 'I'liey reporl, lhal
!' tin- can-' tending lb ' tiieir
;ind C;ircln;v for tne yoino;
a( i-lieeiw h-t 'hut vety 111-
feed P corner Kias ana
which would go to
"The trip down hero Is well worth
anyone's time. It is in fact a most
wonderful country. Besides enjoying
the climate and the fine fruits one is
permitlcd to mingle with people
from every state in the Union and
learn at first hand the conditions
thai, exist there.
"Judging from conditions here one
might think that prosperity pervad
ed in every land and money was a
burden to many from the way they
unload it. Property doubtless does
not raise in value here but it surely
does jump in price, and at that I be
lieve it will stay up unless this coun
try exlerienees an earthquake or a
ticial wave.
"Last week we took an auto trip
through Imperial valley whih was
very interesting and enlightening.
For instance lettered on the depot
one will observe' instead of elevation
records, records something like this:4
'81 leet below sea level or lhO feet
below sea level' as the ease may- he.
Lettuce at this time of the year is
the principal crop that is being mar
keted. Asparagus is just coming on,
also green onions and cucumbers.
I1AIJY IfROKGHT TO UFE
TILLAMOf'K, Ore., Alar. 11'. Glen
Terry, chief engineer of the fire de
partment, was called to the hospital
where u still-born baby had been
born to a Mrs. iWilhelm after Dr.
Smith had spent !5 minutes in an
effort to bring the child to life. When
Mr. Terry arrived with' a lungmo
tor the child was bi ought to life and
is still liviiuf
A number of similar cases have
occurred here and in which babies
have been brought to life by the
lungmotor. ' In one case a man suf
fering from pneumonia was restored
to lite.
t HEAD STUFFED FROM
VV'I
CATARRH OR A COLD
ti.u
;.t We
4 Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
f Opens Air PttHsages Might If p. J
; "i"!' 4i iH !
Instant, relief no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils! open rigid- up; the air
pu.injtgi's of your Head clear and you
hrenthe nvtOy. o more havrking,
Anufiling, bluwing, heftfla'he, dryness. No
.Hiiiirgiing for tmathat niglit; your cold
or f.-UruHi dimppnrs. ', ' '
(;et. a. small l ott.IeSof Kly's Oeam
Tlalm from your druggist how. 'Apply
u little of tins frnr:nit, antiseptic-, ht'ij
ing trciim in yon Host rils. It penetrates
through cverv air passage nf tho Iieaf,
Koothcit the inlbuned or pwollcn mucous
iiir-mhrnnb nnd relief cornea instantly.
It's inut lihe. Don't, stny stutfed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh. ?
VSTRIKEI
K4i for n 'onli or i'nM
Kvcryono who lias nsnil (MihioIici
laln's I'ougli nmedy sneaks of
it." wHH'S Kdwiinl I. Milli-r, Ahhotts
vllle, Pa. Pcoplo who onen uo tlitH
Itreparation are seldom satisfied with
any other. It ts excellent to alhiy
oiitfh or tueak Hp a cold.
New life!
-no mart biliousness
Di KINGS PILLS
-for comtiprtimi fxh
m
LADIES CAN WEAR
1 S- I'iS
(rn hIz, sniMlt'-r und !n com-
rnrt l.y ilKint? Al.l.l-.-.VS i-'OOT-KAHl-:,
tin- Ulillscplli-, In-iilin; powrtc r for tin
I'll,!. Hhuki-ll 1"!" 11"' hIioi-h Al.l.KN'K
FOOT MASK, iniiUi-a llKlit
mIiim ;t f,V-l i-ii.'y
1,111.1, lamiultM,
velit'i htlsti-M. '
ami fli',
I, n n--l
fur th
n,u-
; Klv,-s ln.-it,int ri'Ui-f to
an,l i-allousi-H. (U,--allnns
all'l From MpnrtH
to l i i-o... arhtng, swol-
l.r"in.iii,ii innintla of iiowili-i-,
t Ki ri' by otir Ari-.iy
and Navy nurlliB tlin War. Holrt
i-i-y win ri-. I-'or KttlCK naniplv linii n
1.-ODT-KASI-: Will kl nit I'oll. A-ldl-'sa
Ai.i.ivN'H i,-ijdt-i-:asi:, i.i-uoy, n. -v.
ADV.
Awful Bunion
fcade Her GoThreo Months Without
a Shoe No Sleep at Night
Uses Fairyfoot, Relief at tast!
"Last fall for three months I didn't
have a shoe on and could not Bk-erj
nights on account of my bunion, '
Bays Mrs. Ora Elless. "Used Fairy- ri
foot and now walk nil day. No ;
more pain." .1
Fairyfoot stons pain instantly. All I J
soreness and swelling disappear, jj
Foot is restored to normal nhape and j 1
condition. Try Fuiryfoot today. Wo i
guarantee it. .
RED CROSS DliUG STOKE
CURE5C0LD5-..LA GRIPPE
in-Ztloiur Vi-"J " V
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fJtnndard cold remly worW over. Dnnonil
box tearine Mr- IIW portmil and nalilic.
Al All nrutCists - 30 Cents
Golden Rod
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The "Home j
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Confi-rtions, Atlilotlc Goods,
Tobaccos, Candles nnil
, ' Other Ariiolesj i
Wii Solicit Vour ratronairo.
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Lumber Co. :
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or Phone Main 547 S i
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Ore. Hdw. &
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LA GRANDE
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Permanent as the PirpAMios"
Jlanufacturers of
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OFT RKSfTI.TS WIT1T A WANT ADrj
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II ,l:n'e. -trejlrr -! ' l.ll'k !
lewnrfln thr-' Itlaelt' I "inl '
Woul
The mendici; of tlie Tiiates nib
expectimr to imbl u ba-elmll meidimr,
eitlu't Monday or Sunday, al t he
Home Plato for th purpose of or
Kimiinfr and malt i no; plans for the
coming: reason, the tl'tiuito dute of
the meetihic to lie announced later,
Tnlkitifr about pi o ;pe -ts, in ad. It
lion to the eoutim ol Tox and Ibid
Kniiiht, jitiidher hall player has been
discovered hnl .i epe- w to come
to' ha tjijam!'.1 man named
llamrar'r wlm wv out t'or the
nut'kdd.-- Ai.rl, it'; :d! of the old
iurco. tfufr tiv:Uv h-.-fy'tU'v'yuHffttornd
AwSil ortlpirtje lutii-i- ijien op the'stthijr.
Vrmditioiis , lotiL JiivoraMe tor Oio
be-tt ba.-tebu te-um I,a . Cirande has
bad in puny,, ye.ars. '
ln rtui nii;i t iy, in.
Itnhr wqh'I Inci ' is
intc. i '.,
' A collll'h te V me
KeniH v . l;,ii i:,-,
which lie hn:. nn o-i
K nov. Icdi- . -ii
KihiU ieda- I li:rt
IISM Ol VollfX' h le;i
Hell, toe Mi. Ml,. 1
dlKinal pliiee WJ-i' i
IihW a chiiui in
t.dl'iv? ttie
net Idrth
ho more th.m well placed.
"t.ome Out d the Kitchen wa.-1
beyond a doubt, one of I he most sue-,
eoful, mo.d if it i iairur, and monies-:
celleiillc nicsented of the lonir lisL
Tlie
:0d hi
Ol the
All i
brtnr
";imiii
creel; h hll uncovered or ice, J
ii;-ini; slowly from the im Uiiii:;
HOOWH. :
ndic rttloiiH point to Ihe sjolnir
H-n-, tod we tuny have a lon-jj
of U. I
d" Whiter. Teeth
lake You Happy?
lin-
nC liianialic liroiluctien
the local hijlh school.
released hy
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I IIITI.A NI . Mar. I;:
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!j General Repair jj!
Shop i
'Furniture Repaired andjjj
. , Rcf inished ;
ITouseholfl Ropairing of si
All Kinds 8;
100 Fir St. rhonc513-J
One Tube of Spearmint Tooth Paste, 35e, and
one Tooth Brush, 50e,-both for half a dollar this
week. Stop and see our window and examine
the brushes and tooth paste. It's Wrigley's:
Don't forget to run right to Newlin's for this
Hewer .
Water 1
irrigation
Otilvert
Drainage
WELL CURBING
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WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
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H & S Electric l
Affents for Edison Mazda Lamps
105 Depot St. ' . Phone 393-W
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J ITi now nu ns tie- I lorl.m holol
a In rvn.liouni, v Men m a iiwo-oairh. !
ly IllOllern- l.Olle- for tile ItMVetlMH
I pill. lie all'l he .!. :U 1,1;, j,.,t :
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS
0k! and -New Patrons
WELCOME
Newlin Drug Co.
Phone Main 40
How Do You Select.
Your Footgear?
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Holm
.When Rotter
Automobiles Arc Built
Ruirk
Will Ruild Them
See
Southard & Shinn
. Cor. Adams and Fir
Our
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MAClllNR SHOP AND rOTMUY
All Kinds of Mnchtnery. Automobiles nnd Tractors Ilepnired,
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene WcldiiiK" of All Kinds
Cylliulor Horinf? and Oversize ristons
' Cranksbnfts, 1'lstnns and lMston Tins HcRTound
i.tve I s .1 Trail
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Knights Templar, Attention!
At our Regular Conclave, Tuesday evening, 13th
Inst., there will be work in the Order of the Temple.
Sojourning Sir Knights welcome. Supper G.30 P. M.
L. II. RUSSELL,
Recorder.
Do you keep comfort in
the fore part of your
mind?
Do you GET comfort
from the start and can
you wear your new shoes
without hurting you?.
We've a shoe that is smart it's different it's
just like an old shoe in comfort from the moment
you slip it on "Arch-Aid.'" . . .
ROCHESTER!
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
206 Depot Street Phone Main IIS
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