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Thursday, March 29, 1923.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA CRANDB. EVENING OBSERVER
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Your
KTSX. lady is dead
Easter
Bonnet
SAM) TAN MALLORIES
A New Idea
It's a stylish idea MALLORY ideas '
always are. They're tan hats with
deeper tan hands. You know the qual
ity's good the best $6.0 '
Oilier Models ...$3.50 to $5.00
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201 Depot St.
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A Greeting Card May Ho a Cheerful Ray of
. Sunsliine to the Friend Who is Waiting to
Hear from You Don't Forget Your
Relatives and Friends This
Easter Season
Important to all Women';
Readers of this Paper
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Boy Tonight" ji
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ThoUK.'ltldft tlKII tllOIISiltlfW f WO' .
Men lime kidney oi bjadder Ifmlile
uiul never sufiinrct it. '
Woiiu-n's mtipluiuts ofleirprove to
In- nothing else but kidney trouble,
or thy remit of kidney or bladder
disease:, , .
If the kidneys are not In it healthy
condition, they may cause the othei
oijuns to become diseased.
You may suffer pain in the luck,
head ichc and loss of ambition.
I'our health makes you nervous,
irritable and may be despondent; il
makes anyone so.
Hut hundreds of women claim that
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restor
ing health to the kidneys, proved to
be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions. 1 '
Many scwl for h sample brittle tc
see what Swamp-Rout, the great kid
ucy, liver and, bladder mtdtcine will
do lor them. By enclosing ten cents
in Dr. Kilmer & Co.;TlitiKliVuiton,"N.'
Y., you may receive sample si.e bot.
Liu by Parcel Vost. You can purchase
medium ajid large si?c buttles at nil
drug stores. 1
riiiwrtbh-il Ad Will Do, II.
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Jlrintf Your Next Pre
scription Here
The Doctor
And;:i:,,!;i;,
The Druggist
f)nc Prescribes a Rem
edy and the Other
Prepares It
The physician , bases
his prescription upon
ncientific knowledge re
garding what, is best for
the patient, lie, there
fore, expects his. orders
to be followed to the
letter. Substitution is
wrong if it consists on
ly in putting into a pre
scription a drug made
by some maker other
than the one specified.
Brinjr Your .
PRESCRIPTIONS
COVK, Mar. 211. The fiinonil hki-v.
icon for Mm. Mury koipir wore helil
ul ihi HiiptlKt church on Holiday,
Mimh 2'i. l(v. I'ifd I.. Iont offl-
Iclatffl unO Oin roiiiulnH wurc luM Lu
rout lu komo lllilio cemetery. .
Mm. Kokit. whom; mulilcn nmnc
win Mary Iloylen. wiia born In Wooil
vll 111.. Allh'ust 20. 11140. In ISS.1
sho wuii inurrleil to Huliiion c. SaclL
rlilor. Three chililrin wero sborn lo
thin union, on or whom In mill !!
Iiik. An AiiKiml 1K71 he wan inar
rlcfl lo John Ivoifor. :U CoVo, Oic
Bon. whoio thay lived for many yearn.
Ioil,. (iilldl'cii worn horn to them.
Unci; of whom arc livinjr: John nl
OruliKor. WurIi., Anna Mi'CSutr.h nt
The IMillen, Clree-on. anil IVaii Jan
per at 'Calrtwell, hlaho. Mr. Ko.
gcr wiih taKen seriously III in No-i
vemuer or liwt'ycar, un IIIiiuhh from
whli h Bho mvor rallied.. Hho wim a !
life-loin; Chrlutian ancl Ik mourned by :
a larco clrelo of friend:), l.'or nm
jyeain ha him llveil with her iluuch- j
ler at i aiuwoii, Idaho, anil It ni
Ihere that li0 punned away on
Murch 24. I
Mr. and Mrs, John Demi have ru- '
turned from a iihree motitliB' vintt In i
California.
Mr. and Mm. . Tlios. Towle ure at,
home aain, ufter Hpcniltnp: the win i
ter 111 California, and Ariy.onu. I
Mm. Clara Anilemon was given a,
very ilc-lif,rtltl'ill uurprl.se on hor birth
day annierary by a party of her
ytjiitiK friendH. i ' 1
Mm. Don dale of L'nlon, who has
been (iiltn III nti the homo of hen
mollHT. Mm. Cora LHoom in Cove,
has recovoi-odund is ublesto bo out
again. : 1 '
Mm. Delia Towle was i;iven a very
nle.T v.ht siirpiiso at her home on lier
retul-ll from California. About thlr
ly of her youni? friends were pres
ent and the qneslon was one Ion:,"
to lie reiiieinljorefl.. , ,
Mrs. J. J. Conley, who has been
xpendiiiK, u weok( in Jm. Orundo, Is
Mrs. A. 11. Conlrty of Lit flrunde.
nceompanlivl by her daughter, Mm.
Georeo Miller of l.'ove, 1ms just re
luined from u trip to VVelser. Idaho,
whore Ihey attended Ihe Koldcn wed-
llui; of Mr. and Mrs. Herman l.rad-
shaw. Mrs. Uradshaw is a Bister of
Mrs. Conley,
.The Largest Chain Department .
"Store Organization in the World
jNew
Purses and
Bags
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371 DEPARTMENT STORE3
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Just in Time For Easter
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toats -ouits . ures
FOR WOMEN AN D MISSES
Just in time to Ix; included in the pre-Easter showing,
arrives this showing of the very newest of spring styles
' and fabrics in coats, suits and dresses, in sizes for women
and misses. .
Our Easter showing is now complete, with over one
hundred new garments placed on display this week.
Garments may be selected from this showing with the
assurance that they are the newest in style, fabric and
color, and that the quality of fabrics and tailoring is such
as to insure lasting service and satisfaction.
The prices are, as always, very low, and bring fashion
able spring garments within the reach of all.
LadyLykc
Corsets
98c lo $1.98
J'he Largest Chain Department
'itore Organization in the World u
ELGIN STREETS
liS ARE IMPROVED
X
! WATER, POWER
SHORTAGE TO J
COME TO END
(Continued from pace J) "
COYOTKS BECOME RAKE
(By Associnloil Press-
RENO, Nov., Mur. 29. .Sixteen I
hohcats 151 coyoteK and three foxes
were lullcil !v irovernmcnt hunters
of predatory aiijinals jm Nevada dur
ing reuruary accoraini; to announce
ment here. .The ninloritv of Ihe coy
otes we're tl)c viptims of ' poinenand
this , species of .animal in fast De-
coniine: . extinct in Nevada.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Sityrt Cream 'implied in Nostrils
. Relieves, Ucad-C'olds at Once. . .
Z TTVou'r 1 iiiMtrilii arb cloacwl and vonr
bend in. stulbil aiKl you can't breathe!
irceiy oncatiup or n-iwiuj or (.aiflrrn, just
get a amiill botl.ioitIly'f Ciphiu Balm
at auy drug stor.cvrpply a litttu of this
fragrant, antiseptic CrUu iiitr your nos
tril and let it iejiqtrnte tliroitKh cvcr.v
air pitMrt;n of your Iwad, flixttliing and
ht'tiling tlie inllnmrd.' bttoIIoii mui-oua
momhranp and you pet instant relief.
Ah! How gund it feoU. Your noa
trila are open, your head is cleiir, no
tuoro liawkinpr, untitTlinfT, blowing; do
moro licudsulit?, rtrnnt or struggling
for breatli.-. Kly'a Crpam Halhi is just
urhnt eii(Trrri s from liend colds and
rntarrh nwd, It's a delight.
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Hon of Cricket Klnt.
4 Itov. and Mrs. ,W. A. V.'iiilerii v.-oiv
visited Kund.ty by their sons. Hay iii.1
Kalpli, and. '.grandson, Itnlph junlur.
' lii-aKHliiH: Hlreels.
. 'I'he slrccty- ai'o beilur iliurm-d end
ijrradeil ilurfliB the inu;t week and thisj.
week. The holes v.Mni in the slreel.-: -
jwere 'filled in with gravel .'i.-ver;'.! d'.iys before there wilt be sufficicyl
weeks aso and with the work tlr.u i power to care for the dredces dt
KI.C1IN Mar. z. The Junior ' 'H heinir done now the streets win Sumptor. Of course, the continuance
Christian ' Kiidoa'vor of tho Christian !'"' "I'lendid conilillon. Cars of cin- of the increased load is contingent
church held a party last week lit the " :lM ile i?-"' uoii noni i.a iriMiiuo.i upon weamei- cuuuuions, wnicn are
ni.-,u. iur ue on i ii c Hiici'i.'.. j reaoiiiioiy lo uo expected ai tills
Mrs. I.ucicu Khclton end son. Iion-jtime of year,
aid. spent the week-end w,th the j "The increased flow of water was
John Kheiioii tamily here. .Ma hei- j fortunate for the power company, as
ion is tcachUifr In l!akor this win-1 last niRlit tho steam plant in South
ter. linker was forced to shut off, by the
Mr. John Walker of Kller, Idaho, burning out of an exciter. A new
Is v;ail intr with his sister, Mrs. Jake j exciter was secured today and this
Hiitf. Ho has iiecn here about five ' damage has been repaired." ' ;
weeks, and til aiu to stay lot several I Mr. Lottridge is planning upon go-"IOI!-
;ing to Milwaukee within a few
Mrs. Thelbert Choalo is pi eparin ; days where he will meet officials of
iu mote iiuu .ir. j..ariow s nouse on tne company and discuss plans fol
ivnon inn, soon, . j increasing the -power,. Arrangcmcn
The Aid or- the Ctirlsi'.Tn rhurcli i will be made "to' prevent any recu
iiuiiiiiiiit on noMiniK an ivsier i rente or the past period of pow
serve a supper in Ilia evening Viri the r , J trtri ? 1 '-
Knii'hts of i'vlhlns- luill. ' .v I'lnssii'led Ad'willJio It.
o. K. Ityder homo. The event was
well iitlended and a very enjoyalili,
evening w.is iipent. Iterrcshinents of
popcorn balls added t lie rinisliini;
touch to the entertainment. .
Mrs. Jesse. Crum and daughter,
Genevieve, returned Monday niorulnjr
from a visit of several months in var
ious points In California. While the
trip was made primarily for tho nil
iprovcnicnt of Mrs. Crum's health. It
to us. .We have every
thing that physicians
p r e s c r i b e and our
equipment includes the g'f"
laiesc scieiuuic ideas.
All proscription work is
Medo-Maid
Milk
' ' Are You Using It?
It Will Pay You
To Do So! .'
Try Our Cutter.
Union Creamery j ;;;'
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
tunny olfl frlt-nds thoy found therdt
Tho. vaiirfuliLMl niut'tinj?3 whU;Ji
lluv. Vnlcr Ih . coiiduc-tiiifr iit the
AU'UiudiHt. church are well attended
unU u. Krcut dctil of, lntnre.st, is being
shown by, tlioso who, utteiul! . .
Word h;w, been received, from, the
KiiKtnc Hiik fuiiiily, that they will
fe rotiirninjr , soon, to Klgln. Tliey
havo bren in l-onff lteach, Calif. Hince
hint initunm. Mv. IIuk'h mother )ian,
hue n lu poor lieal'tl) thin -winter ami
ho planned to come to remain wllh
her for a while, nUliough they ma
iehlu, to nittke their homo here
attain. , , . .
Kur ,lho cntcttailiment tirogram of
Jhft Cricket l-'l it. Grange. meetiiiK next
'rida' nighl. It , is lanned to put on
a playltd entiLd, "That Ituscal, I 'uX.
I'he iiiti;ront . and , attendance of
ST-nifo uiciuhci'K la very )romlMiiiK No
Miu suceesH of thiM new organization.
Tho organizer, V. H. Cckeler, Is ex
peeled lo be here ' on the meet
night. A. Stoup of l,a Crandu was a
bushieny visitor in Kllu litis week
end. . Mei'ie Allen has reeenlly nmved"
Into ttie Leonard AdaiiiH It onset In
the west part of town. He pureliaw
ed the property several wcckN ugo
am) 1h now In poseyion of one nl'
Die inoHl modern and attract
homes In l-ilgin.
Mr. and M r. William (.vnis, wlio
havo been living In the Adanni house.
J'ha moved to the Oirl Kvers house
I for the remainder of the whool term. '
li ' I'nelc Theoilore" , Mekinnis went
J ti lttnelmrt and Jndiler Sunday over
llttie iXPW.hlKhway. Attliough'ituito nd
l,vancfcl ill years. Mr. MeKmnia ia vef
J artivami made thp trip on foot, lift
I ; planned .(o be gone a day oif tli vi-
:lting with; Ihb nephcw.sl .bwnea Mc-
J kinnuv lit Jiineluu,t ,:uu I'rauk Me-j
I Kinaia i lmldcr,-. -.' . ...-. j
j Wnman's Club .M4els. i
1 1' At a called tiieetiiiK of Iho W'uiii."'
I ' t-n's. improvement club )i:U u LHe.j
;D, Somnier liome iMonduy a t'teinoo'i,
I pi-elluduary steps wee taken to hold
I a lyeeunr eourso at Klgin next win
'tci. .Mr. I-'razier of the Kllinon-.
White circuit, presented the. matter i
the club members present. Since ;
re Is to be no chautaun'ia held !
I, in KIk1u this summer It was though
probable that a winter lyceum course j
J would be successful and appioetated
t Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hater left Mon- I
2 day evening for I-i Gtatnio and Island
I City on a trip of several days, com-
liiitiiiLT Imsiness uiid nteasure.
A nine-tound daughter was born V
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Spring Time Is l
Linoleum Time
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LET US MEASURE YOUR "HOME FOR
Armstrongs Linoleum
Jur Every Floor 7fa in t'"'S House
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
mmm Suudav n Mr. ami Mrs. .lumes (11ns- 1
CULLISN LAND1S, PATSY HUTU DULLER,
VIRGINIA TRUE DOARDMAX,
CARL STOCKDALE .
A story of Main Street and Urttadway of a
village church and thee cabarets of a mother
and her wayward sons of a faithful country
lass and a chorus girl.
marked by the accuracy
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that comes with proper g
training and ample ex- ?j
perience. As an extra o,
o precaution against er- i
rors we use oi
o
o , Double Check System S
Also Show in??
A TWO-REEL WESTERN
THRILLER
! g Trices are based oi ac
i g tual cost of ingredients,
j plus a reasonalile irice g
for service.
Spring Time NeedsHooverized Values
DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 for 25c
REX HIGH TEST LYE, 2 cans 25c
LWA SOAP, 3 bars .....25c
NAI'THA SO A V FLAKES, 2 lb 35c
CITRUS WASHING POWDER, pkg 26c
GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER, pkg 2;c
MOP STICK 25c
A GOOD EROOM 98c
MAFLE CLOTHES PINS, 5 do;cen v....10c
0 CEDAR POLISH, 2 sizes 30c, GOc
O'CEDAR MOP AND HANDLE $1.00
SANI-FLUSH, per can . 23c
SILVER POLISH 25c
Let Vs Fill Your Next
Prescription
PHON E MAIN 10
Weulln rtriirr Pn
ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00, 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER S2.00. NO DELIVERY
CHARGE. PROMPT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 49
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
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