La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1923, Image 2

Wednesday. April IS. 102.1
PARE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A Farmer Cured of RheumntUm
.KlycrtlNfH, "Meal l.tkc Von I'wd to
Oci in tin Gift Mo tun Town," unit
wonilnH why )io riocim't do any lius-
ilU'KM.
Htff'pr-r was u oinimrn1uillst, uii'l
Joe 4'rowwy roulil Hit it l nil "iylit
without hutting mi iyo.
OFFICE CAT
"A man living on a farm near
here (nine in a short time ago com-
, . i ...i .... ...Itb rnoiunatism.
TRAOK MANN
a inn whn will f.tt Kprnmldod
PIOIOIV oouineu up "" .
I handed him a bottle of Chamber-
'. . . . . i 1 t.,1.1 hun tn
A local womttn nay In hfr opinion
Ihfi rrown of u wonmn'H K'ory U not
her liulr hut her anility to ur-t tho
f-KKH in a fhciip rvsiaunint Ih a rfal
lieio.
lams l.inimeni. mu i'""
it freelv," savs C. P. Rayder, Patten
Mills. N. Y. "A few days later he
walked" into the store as straight as
lust word.
A bunch of girls residing al Klgln
have organized a Fudge club. Wo
"HOW Altll vorn KAHS?"
Tld you evor lieur a IIkIiI uiiiieuU?
IHd you over ' hear a clou caM?
Did you cut hear a inula aj.jirul.'
Did you oven, hour muffled nilenee?
Did you ever heur a silent call?
merely wondered If there aro nn
a string and handed me u .
saying, give me another bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment; I want it
in the house all the time for it,
cured me." Adv.
iiutH among tliom.
When a girl ueeepta a lido In nil
auto he Is Justified In thinking Just
what you do.
"About tho nnlv wnv tn Hfonvn
Hitfety on tho highways," olnorvns i
i oca i nioioriHi, "ih ij Keep off of
them." ,
Thore'H notliln, in a name. Sum
Plants Ready Now
One Year Old Rose Hushes, Special, 21c Each.
Grown at Walla Walla For Us
BY JUNIUS
W have yet to find a. man who is
Kood at fnotliall and grim-mar at tho
mi tin: (line.
The si 11 1 1 of u turkey gobbler isn't
in it wilh that of the leading citizen
in a viilaKO.
Tliey nay a rat has nine lives, bir.
a I'nJtf croaltH e-ery niKht, eui'lly n;
luark.s Anton Tauh. .
In wiln to eomfort I'm Inclined.
In vain I hck to Kiln,
A load of coal l on. my mind
JiiMtead of in the bin.
I
n i:i .
Mother Hum, you've been fiphtinf?
:i;iin! Vou'vo lout four front tooth!
Hum (laklitfr a little package from
pocket l No, I uln't mother,
hero they are!
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Men's Suits for Every Day
Summer Events
Jinny men tall us these FASniON PARK SUITS are the best
loiikiiife slimmer weight suits they have seen for the price. We be
lieve they are the best Suit Values we have ever had. Quality tail
ored at Fashion Park, swagger materials. and in those comfortable
sport styles so many men :nsk for every day.
Tho pctl nmy bo mightier than tho
sword, luit I-'rance ilooan't believe It.'
, the, Ladles Aid uf Suiiiinorville
held a very pleasant meeting t the
home uf lira. V. K. Long, (in Anril
VI, there being twenty-eight present.
, After the meeting an hour was
pent, in listening tn music and in
pocinl converse. Purine the after
noon refreshment,! were served.
Those assisting Mrs. Long in serv
ing were Jlrs. .Mary Littoral of 1m
hter, Mrs. Mary Woodell and Mrs.
Jitla Cheat of Huiniuorville.
,
Ml'!). Giles Hurmlen and Mrs. W.
1 I. McCarthy motored to Union last
night to attend the initiation of the
Pythian Sisters hold there. A large
class was initiated, and an enjoyable
evening was spent. Refreshments
were served at the close of the eve
ning. Tho nicinhcrs of Chapter 1, 1'. K.
O. will he entertained hy tho mem
bers of the Klgiu Chapter r'ridnv,
April The moinliors that tro ii.v
train will leave Kiiily morning n't
S:1B o'clock. All members are uiyed
to
,. "
Women of Moosehoarl Legion will
meet al the homo of Mrs. N'orris
Thursday iifternoon at o'clock,
where cars will be furnished to mo
tor to the counlrv home of Mrs. John
Smith, near Alicel. All members are
urged to attend. Mrs. A. V. Ki.-her
will be hostess for tho afternoon.
Mrs. M. C. Kstos of Perry, passo.i
through the. city last ovi-iiim; on her
wnv to Jluhl, Idaho, whi-ro she will
Visit,
The Union l.o.le No. Mill invites
all members of l.odiro :i IS and fam
ilies to a six o'clock dinner at Ku-
pies' hall, Wednesday evening, April
IHth. reauires uf the eveninir will
be -entertainment and dancing. ; 1
The F. A. V. club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. John Ads-kim.
.
MYs. T. B. Wharton of Pocatello,
Idaho, returned to her home last eve
ning after visiting in I,a (Irandc wilh
Mrs. Nlbloy.
Si. F. S. Miller of liaker; arrived
in I.a (irande tliis morning on No. 17
to spend a few days visiting as the
RED PEPPER FOR
GOLDS IN CHEST
Kasc your tifilit, achiiitt chest. Stop
the pain. llrcak up the conitrsiion.
reel a had cold loosen op in iut a
ihort time.
Jcd l'rpper Ruh is the cold rrm.
edy that limits iionkcst nlict. li on.
not hurt you and it certainly term to
end the tightness ami duve the conges
tion and borencss rilit out.
Nothing has such concentrated", pene.
trating laat as red peppers, and when
licat penetrates ric.ht down into colds,
congestion, aching muscles and sore,
tifl joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Kcd Peppei1
Hub you feel the tingling heat. In three
minutes the congested fpit is warmed
through and through. When vou are
suffering from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, slid neck or tore muscles,
jint Ret a jar of Rowles Red I'epper
Jub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. , You will luvc tbc quickest
ixliei known.
guest of Mrs. Fred Spaeth.
The' American Legion Auxiliary
will meet at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Palmer, 2110 Second street at 8
o'clock.
Slicing is doubly welcome this time.
The new style pants are so loose a
man can get them on without a shoe
horn.
It seems unfair to let the movie
stars have dope and do nothing to
ease the Pain oi movie patrons.
You can explode a theory and you
n null a He, but you can't drown
rumor, hereunto it floats, thlnka ('y
Kology.
I'bo reason there Is ho much law
lessness," a l.a.tlrumlo man bus dis
coverer!, "is because thoro are so
many laws."
J
Al.VT IT Till: TRl'TII?
Needed Inventions - a telephone
book with wrong mothers to call
whoa you want the right ones.
Kvery argument has two sides, un
til we take, one. Then tho other
side dlsappeurs.
One l.a Grande restanrnnt keeper
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily,
Made Smooth, Saya
Specialist
Anv brMkincr out of the skin, even
fiery, itching ecirema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mcntho
Sulphur, declares 'a noted skin special
ist. Because of its germ destroying
properties, this sulphur preparation be
gins at once to soothe irritated skin and
heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and
ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the torment
and disfigurement, and'you do not have
to wait for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a small
jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from
any good druggist and use it like cold
cream.
Try
on a pair
of
Klearjlay
Linen Rugs
and Carpeting
AH-over carpeting is enjoying a
great vogue as it has ideal back- ,
ground qualities. It gives a
charm of spaciousness, and dig
nity even to small rooms. Klear
flax linen carpeting is being
widely used both in homes and
public buildings. It is chosen for
its lovely colors in single tones
and Picwick mixtures. There is
tremendous wear resistance in it?
heavy, thick, reversible brdy
that lies flat on the floor. In tex
ture it lias a new linen rnughrcss
that grows liner and softer wilh
wear. Sec Klearflax rujs and
carpeting in our rug department.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Pansy Planls
Cabbage Plants
Gladiola Bulbs
Cauliflower Planls
Greenhouses Full of
Plants
for
Porch IJoxcs
and
Hanging Baskets
Headquarters
for ij
AUTO
SPONGES
and i
CHAMOIS j
Always a Good Stock !
and at a !
Reasonable Price.
PRESCRIPTION DNUbW:
"YOUR GENE"
The Genie of Aladdin's Lamp could serve on
ly his master. The Genie of the telephone wires
is the servant of us all.
Don't fail to make use of "Your Genie.'
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Menihan ARCH-AID Shoes
During ARGH-AID Week
ARE YOU READY
TO SPRAY?-
f llccl.of X :3iS-S5t ir,t).ulin. U. I
1 1.. alhMwnh ' V ltlm ly
,jf'"... (lllo
rk'(M'Al!l-i (Solid OA T.nm.1
Think of it! case, perfect fit, restful support and lieauty,
all these features combined in these corrective shoes.
HEN I HAN ARCH-AID Shoes are built over especially
designed lasts which allow proper expansion when walk
ing. The lUenihan steel shank gives rigidity and the ne
cessary spring to permit the natural bend 'of foot when
walking.
People have come to re,ali7.e that by supporting the arches
you keep the feet young and vigorous, thus helping the
entire nervous system.
Briefly: SI EN III AN ARCH-AID Shoes are style shoes
that properly support the feet.
SEE 01 R WINDOW DISPLAY
And satisfy yourself that MENIHAN ARCH-AID Shoes
are solid leather clear through. Sec how
carefully they are made.
Ml
JR PC H ESTER" C
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired reel"
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
IT IS NOW TIME FOR THE FIRST OR DORMANT
SPRAY, WHICH SHOULD BE LDIE AND SULPHUR.
DRY LIME AND SULPHUR
5-lb PACKAGE.. '. .....$1.25
- - - ARSENATE OF LEAD '
1-11) PACKAGE ..$1.20 '
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
HAY - GRAIN - LIME CEMENT TLASTER
COAL AND WOOD
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$ ,
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