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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1915)
PAG2&CE FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1915 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' THE FORUM Where Every One Has His Say Want Ads. YEARS AGO the crier an- nounced the auctin sale then came the.-hand bills and their "hit or miaa" results today the effective way la the Want Adathey hit the mark. That' what counts. CMfffW La Grande, Jan, 8 (To the Editor) for ammunition for England, France -I notice in the Observer some time and Japan, They have orders for 18 ago something about the war supplies monthf ahcadt . which the United Stales has shipped out to France and England, and also 'the number of horses sent, As far I think we better keep our war ma. terial at home for we don't know how soon we may need it. Did Germany old Spain against America I . Also ( as Ttan remember, in . tht . begin ng m8y-Americaus are anxious to the ; United adopt parentless Belgian children. We themselves neutral, hsye tg,,,, and thousands of poor But I cant see the . , ... ... u, , of the European war , States declared 7 ii. ; r-Ti orphans in this country waiting for a neutrality so far. I , , . ' ..' a . T , , ' good home. We may help them over . I remember the Russin, Prussian, :V t. . j ' . . . , . , . ' there tout do no omport any -more. I '..Austrian and the Poland war and . . ... f , .. : . . , ,.. , , ...... have been a citizen of this country also the war -with Denmark in 1864-65 . .. !t- ... .. . ,oao . . . over 32 years and am a true citizen, , and also the war in 1866. .Austria . ' ... .. . -, begged Napolean to come and help . K . . , . , u.,7 v Z .4J m t . of war material to any warfaring ur... I can not come." ". - "SbT EBERHARD. Never before in history have I. . . - , . leunrncd that any neutral nation what , . , i ever has furnished war materials to , . The Gist of IV a warring nation. ' England did not ',La8t December I had a very severe to Germany in 1870 and 1871. Are we coId and was neaply down sick in bed. the gret nation of America? Such 1 bought two bottles of Chamber great hypocrites thai we hand the ,oin Couh Remedy and it was only knife to France and England and tell 11 very days until I was comple them to kill and murder a nation tely watowd to health," writea O. J. which has been our best friend? What ere". weajneroy, . u. you womu h rWmanv dnn to tW w Know tne w 01 ,g "meoy, 8SK should treat her so mean ? Our great : President : Wilson (Peace Loving) Urges national prayers . for peace abroad while the manufacturers of war material are busy filling orders any one who has used it. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. : . . TO AIR APPLY SAGE TEA A few applications of Sage Tea and 8ulpfaur bringa back its vigor, ' color, glow and thlckneta . . Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with . sulphur and aioohol i added, will turn gray, streaked and faded : hair beautifully dark and luxuriant, re move every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hur. Just a few . applications will prove a revelation if your hair is fading, gray or dry, scrag ' gly and thin. Mixing the Sage 'lVa. and Sulphur recipe at homo, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get tho ready-to-use tonic, costing about 60 cents a large bottle at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem edy," thus avoiding a lot of muss. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youth ful appoanuice and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage : and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it does it so natarally, so evenly. You just ' , , , ,f dampen a sponm or soft brush with it i aut before th'ey and draw this through your hair, taking , o one small strand at a time; by morning They went -after another application or two,' your L, Omaha" too, hair becomes beautifully dark, glosey, 1 hey saw all the sights, that X , ED AND HIS WIFE. , ; Ed O. Payton a city carrier at the La Grande postoffice, has a brother who is poetically inclined, and post- office employes : have been : having ., ... 1. 4U .1 ,OVJ!,K 00 rending a poem written by Mr. Pay- ton's brother back east. Here it is: Ed and his wife they grew discon- tented, : V '. With making small sums on farms ' which they rented. The Illinois weather (too, kind o' dis couraged 'em . . They received some literature which kind o' encouraged 'em, ; And ?o to Oregon, they teclded to go, They asked their parents, they said no! no! '; Ed was self-willed and Essie was too So I knew they would go, and ttheir folks did too. ! And. go they did, one briirht Ami! V morn, ( . ' Before it was time to commence planting corn. They went by the route of the "Un ion Pacific" ! ' '"Old Cheyenne" And journeyed on till they came to ; ' "La Grande." It seemed a good place, to make their abode, So they, very quickly, their things . did unload. ' They found a house, they could rent ' very oheap, , , , k 1 . V. . J i A J. 1 . 1 ' aiiu uiey muveu uuu 11, me very next . week. Eddie began work by doing "odd - jobs" rail. ."f :;.'t;:, Such ' as hauling 1 wood or carrying ' j .' cobs. He liked not the work, nor the sal ary either, For he wanted work, that was very much easier. Fuel : was high, and groceries were too. And Edward Orestus he got mighty blue And I. don't blame him much, new . do you? But Edward was gritty, he got ;ip and dug, And before very long, was appointed ' a "sub". This was much better than carrying ' CObS, ..: . . He gradually rose, by leaps and bobs Till a postoffice clerk he got to be, And now they live way up in "G." Jimmy PunkSnseed Longfeller. MODERN Steam heated rooms and apartments for rent 1606 Wash. , ve. , 12 21 Imp. FOR RENT-r-Two nicely , furnished iiuuMS&eepiiiK ruuuia wiui Davn. I wO oiocks irom center or town. Phone uiack ay or I6ia Adams Ave. 'r. r: 12 24 tf. WANTED Boarders, i with or wit out rooms. -.- .Very close in. -1620 . Sixth street, opposite . Baptl ,t ' Church. Mrs. Etta Wines. 12 26 Imp. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Red 962. ; , .1 , . , . ll-3tf For Sale Five dozen Leghorn pul : lets. Main 87. r 2-6-tf. . WANTED by March 1st To rent farm Give location, condition, size ana terms Aaaress J. li. Blank f. v. Box 197, La urande. . l-6-3tp TAKEN UP Two very good year ling calves. Call at 1904 East N. Avenue. Owner can have samb by proving property and paying ex pense. l 7 St. SALESMEN WANTED To' sell our fruit and ornamental nursery stock, roses, shrubbery, etc,; exclusive ter ritory; liberal cash advance week ay on orders;" Free outfit. Yakima & Columbia River Nurs ery Co., ' s North Yakima, Wash. -' 1 7, 6t BANNER ' EVENT. STAGED The accounts of the Geo. A. Andsr. son company are due and payable to M. V. Mefford who ha off IMS in 1. n xuillltrr JUUUUOn OT IRA nnmnanw m ii.. . . .. .. r ..w. . . ti. ne uarainier Duiiding Adv. ' 1 2 tf . ATTEND WOODMAN ; CELEBRATION. Splendid Drills, Speeches, Songs and Supper Are Features. .soft and luxuriant. Adv. m jet If. A If DH Tea Garden Syrup Wd for the Christmas Candy assures not only K the best, but its purity and food value protects the children's -4 health. Try it Ask your grocer Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Portland, Oregon Two hundred and fifty Woodmen, Royal Neighbors and friends of each, Were assembled last nvnntntr ot t. "biggest function these two orders have had in La Grande' for over 13 years. Joint installation, special drill, musical numbers, readings, speeches and an oyster supper made up the program of events The Knights of rytmas hall was far too small to seat oil and many stood ud in the corridors and waiting, rooms unable to see the proceedings. The new Woodmen of America of ficers were installed by District De. puty Bert Oakman as the opening of me ceremonial. Following that the arrived they got kind m,-s bZI :Ttl homesick. , .. .r " j. .r: .kepw na th,.nh j 1 " D,ST "Mure of ...v..6 tno NSID-hhfiro' n,nlln4.t : .(iowniiui.iuii -was h splendid drill team of women which mowi-iauy iassisteo After the in stallation -of both sets of officials, the itoyai Neighbors and the Wodomen ana teams jointly did a half- hour series of intricate drills, much to the satisfaction of the guests. me . wootunen male chorus of 12 voices sang several selections: R. G. L. Clark of the Presbyterian church spoke briefly to the assembly; Mr. Oakman Spoke about Woodman and noyai XMeighbor affairs; Mrs. Oak man read a paper on Woodcraft, Mrs. oMuiuei nngnt gave a reading; E. S. morris spoke briefly, and then came tne oyster supper. u an bu n was a splendid night for Woodcraft and reflects great ensure on inose who had it in charge and lso reflects the extent to which we loqges have grown. , E. RIESLAND, .- Plasterer and Contractor. Cement work of all kinds. Foun- dations and Fine construction Cement block a specialty. Call and see these blocks at E. C. 'Davis' Marble Shop. Phone Bed 871. .. -.:.:,C:. I would care to. . They passed through "Granger1 and ' The Lan4 of Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers ... i CALLS YOU WithJSUMMERTIME in WINTER OUTDOOR AND INDOOR SPORTS BOATING, SURF-BATHING. DRIVING, GOLF, POLO, TENNIS. FOR REST AN . RECREATION, CALIFORNIA IS DELIGHTFUL. FOR SAFETY AND COMFORT, GO VIA THE ; I'f T THROUGH PORTLAND. RETURN THE SAME WAY. CALIFORNIA IS STAGING TWO BIG SHOWS ' ..- Celebrating Completion of, the Panama Canal ; . ' PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION y San Francisco, February 20 to December 4, 1915. PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION San Diego, January 1 to December 31, 1915. , They represent the highest and best of human endeavor in the world of art, science and industry. See both of them. Tickets, information, etc., upon applica ; . . tipn to .,' .. ' " J. H. KEENEY, ' V . Agent O.-W. R. ft N. Co LA GRANDE, OREGON. . , SPECIAL PRICES ON BICYCLE TIRES llso some used wheels at very reasonable prices ' Skates Hollow Ground LEIGHTON'S GARAGE Retail Department Phone Main 8 v , For Lumber, Lath. , Shingles, Sash and Doors Ruberoid Roofing GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO The front lace corset with the Re. Trade Muk. ll. back The coming of the state rmn J! PRUTS- $2 AH M M t nA n ! T.a CHonJa ; icim i , 'IS . . iojii nas non miwk to enthuse the membership of both orders here and by the time the big convention takes olace. T. r.,... f will have an assemblage of Woodmen suincienuy big to pronerlv hAnHi tne emerminment of the visitors. Mrs. Robt Pattison V Corsetiere Phone R. 3221 Res. 1702 Oak ,' Notice of Annaal Meeting of Stock! noiaers. I Notice is herebv elven that tho An.i nual meeting of the-Stockholders of Jua urande national Bank will h hA on Tuesday. Januarv 12th. 19if. t o o'clock p. m., at their banking house in La Grande, Oregon. At this meet ing a Board or Directors will ha elected to servo for the year 1915, and until their successors are elected and qualify, and such other business win oe transacted, as may properly! F. L. MEYERS. . Cashier. High Grade Job Printing costs no H.A. AfltRRT PLANING MILLS Cor. Greenwood and Madison St. (Successor to Wenaha Lbr. Oo.) ALL KINDS of custom planing done promptly. Our guaran tee behind every job of work.' I) rs iu ' , If you are not using Compressed Yeast when baking bread try it. . It makes fine bread providing you use the right flour. We carry the following brands: Home flour- La Grande Blue Stem Flour, Island City Superior Blue totem lour, Koyal latent, Imperial Patent; Sea Foam. Washington flour Upper Crust; and Snow Drift. Minne sota flour Occident Flour. Dakota flour Gold Medal Flour. In 10-pound sacks we have Yellow and White Corn- meal, Graham Flour, Rye Flour, Whole Wheat, Pennsyl vania Buckwheat Flour. CITY GROCERY i BAKERY more tnan tno other kind Observer.
