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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1916)
MONDAY, MAUCM G, 1Ug PAGE EIGHT i PASQlALE Olive Oil Imported From France . As Pure as Nature Grows It Made from the ripest fruit from the oldest trees in the oldest orchards of Prance, where Olives reach their greatest state of perfection. Can be made much more appetizing if you get Olive Oil from us. It is the most economical 'for you to buy' and tin best for medicinal purposes. Putmans' Drug Store Vt !fL&aJL Star Hotel Sommer Guests. A. V. Uarnekoff, P. B. Hargood, Portland; Jack Smith, W. D. Sargent, La Grande; T. S. Tillston, Portland; Daniel Boyd, Enterprise; J. A. Wil con, Portland; Homer Anderson, St Paul; Chas, E. Hodje, Tacoma; M. R Ronshnw, M. D. Snift, Portland; E. B. Budge, San Francisco; D. H. Burroughs and wife, Joseph; Albert Kroll, Wallowa; L. H. Squires, San Francisco; A. M. Brown, Portland; C. W. Hill Telreasit; F. G. Keller, P. M. Kershaw, Portland. . h ! 4 4 J ' J 4 ADDITIONAL LOCALS 4 4 'fr s 4 4 Just received, car fancy Gold Coin Potatoes, any quantity. $2 per cwt. Sawyer-Clark Co. 3-62' Jake Biever, who has been at Pilot Bock Junction the past few days, re--turned to La Grande this morning. red. thousand acres at land and this winter fed thirty thousand head of cattle.. Among other things Mr. Pat terson is interested indirectly in min ing and while here he exhibited some handsome specimen of gold bearing quartz from his mines in Rochester, Nevada, ' v Foley Hotel Guets F. Miller, S. Peterson. H. A. Moore, Mrs. Clara Moore, Sol Baum, F. C. Gillispio, H. R. Loughlin, H. M. Isaac, J. R. Roades, G. H. Howitt, W. D. Ar nold, Portland; P. G. Baehr, Chicago; A. Patterson, Los Angeles; C. E. Metzker, George Dickey, San Fran cisco; J. R. Roster, Mr. and Mrs. Jer ry Ric-ker, Enterprise; F. W. Shogren and wife, city;, Florence Temple, En terprise; O. A. Born,. Womaele; B. S. Code, Pipun, Wise; Mrs. J R. Davis, Miss Auline Davis, Duncan; A. Otten heimer, Salt Lake; Phillip Barnell, Baker; L. N. Gulful, Spokane; J. S. Fisher, Boise. Just received, car fancy Gold Coin Potatoes, any quantity. $2 per cwt. Sawyer-Clark Co. . 3-G2t When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets When you feel dull and stupid after eating. When constipated or billions. When you have a sick headache. When you have a sour stomach. When you belch after eating. When you have indigestion. When nervous or despondent. When you have no relish for your meals. Obtainable everywhere. 'Little Judith and ' Lolo Marian ; stration all their own Ssuturday after noon in the show window of their father's grocery store. The little .tots had a tea party and busied them- '. solves very much unconcerned in the window for an hour or more, the inci- dent all but blocking sidewalk traf fic with admirers. The stunt was a pretty feature of the general plan in .business windows - of emphasizing j SOLICITORS WANTED-Catholic to I ? w P u-T v a i introduce best Catholic proposition window doll babies occupy high chairs, 1 ,,, t,t n; ,. .. v, 1 , i .. 1 - ., . Vll w, UlU-l-GV. ItVl.WJf i.ii W Been jn various windowt Jcwlin J drug store has another unique de WANTED Room and board in pri vate family by man and wife, room must have heat, write B ..care Observer. . 3-6-2tp GEE-How This March Weather Does Change- and yet The United Store's prices never change. All the necessary clothing for these styles of weather or New Spring Mater ials for the new styles of clothing to be had at this store at prices that are Ladi.s' Unions .......... , . .25c, 49c, 98c Lidics Hose, fleeced 15c Ladies' Hose,vCotton . . . . ; , , 5c, 10c Indies' Hose ,Silk 25c, 49c Indies' Spring Coats, every style $4.98, $5.90, $6-90, $8.90. $9.90. Ladies Suits, all Spring models ........ .$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50 Ladies' Shoes, new Spring styles .......$1.98, $2.25, $2.49, $2.98, $3-50 Girls' Shoos $1.15, $1.25, $1.39, $1.49, $1.89, $1.98 Men's Sweaters ...98c Men's Black Sateen Shirts 49c Men's Tan Khaki Shirts ., . ....98c Men's Jumbo-Ventilated Shirts .....98c Men's Work Shirts ,25c, 45c Men's Half-Wool Sox, 2 pair for . 25e Men's Heavy Work Shoes $2.98, $3-50, $3.98 Men's Medium Weight Work Shoes :..1.98, $2.25, $2.49 Men's Dress Shoes $1.98, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98 Men's Boots , ,.$2-98, $3.49, $3.98 Boys' Boots '.. .$1.98 YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE UNITED STORE 83 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. . For Your Blood. The spring time is always prolific of minor ailments, any one of which may develop into something worse. The blood is commonly, for some rea son or'Other, not in as good shape in the spring. J ' Wcrm weather and humidity sap ' the strength, the colds of the winter have left the blood impoverished. It needs purification Rexall Sarsapa rilla Tonic always has our first recommendation in such blood dis orders, because we know it to be a splendid combination, of medicinal agents, commonly recommended for this class of ailments. ' We guarantee it to satisfy or your money back Putman's Drug Store. 3-6-lt BABY WEEK BEGINS. coration. made by hustlers. Benziger Broth-' j era, 36-38 Barclary St. New York y... o9as.fi.oi 5 !" (Continued From Page One) Jcensus estimates, die every year be- I fore they are 12 months old. Adam Patterson, a member of tho P-JU1 -"vea, car lancy uom i,oin Have you noticed the "Saving -Oregon Lumber company that does 1 wtoes, any quantity. s per cwt. ; Light" at the corner of Depot and business at Hood River and Baker, i Sawyer-Clark Co. 3-62t Adams? arrived in La Grande Saturday : j "Every time this light fades, some- from his home in Los Angeles to FOR RENT Furnished house newly 'whore in Europe or the United States spend a short time with his -..-old kalsomined, 106 Greenwood, Corner a babv under one diesJ one Adams. 3-6-3t everv 1611 seconds; six every mmute; ' f i860 every hour. Half of these deaths 'friend, Jerry Foley. Years ago Mr. Patterson fed cattle in the Grande Ronde "Valley and later sold his ranch to Mr. Foley. Later he was manager' of the Land Utah Cattle company, i which concern now controls one hun-; WANTED Woman to work in kitchen or boarding house, Wal lowa Oregon, Phono Red 573, ar Box 119. 3-6-4rp. MOOSE TAKE NOTICE i-N-ll 7 ) TOMORROW NIGHT, Tuesday, March officers will be placed in nomination for the ensuing year. Lodge called promptly at 7:30 as business session will be followed by regular monthly social. A committee of five ladies, and their Moose better halves, have charge of tho refreshments. Chili, doughnuts, pickles and coffee will be served two plates for 25 cts. Dancing, card playing and a general good time. Bring your wives .and best girls, also any friends whom you think would enjoy the 'occasion, and come. HARRY W. SWART, Secretary. are preventable" U. S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau Bulletin. It was formerly believed that the rato of mortality among children who had not reached the first anniversary of their birth was a wise dispensation of nature, intended to prevent child ren with weak constitutions becom ing too plentiful. Today we know that a great infant mortality is a na tional disaster on the one hand, be cause numorous economic values are created without purpose and , prema turely destroyed, and on the other, because the cause of the high rate of infant mortality affect the powers of resistance of the other infants and weaken the strength of the nation in its next generation." Prof Deftrich. "The fundamental causes of infant ile mortality are mainly the result of three conditions poverty, ignorance and neglect." Dr. Emmett HolU There are three giroups of .diseases which together ktause about three fourths of all the deaths ' among bnbics. These three groups- are: .1. Digestive diseases, which cause most of tho douiths of babies in sum mer. Battle-fed babies are most often affected. . 2. Diseases of the lungs, 3. Diseases due to conditions af fcting the child before or at birth. Some of the causes which lead to these aire: 1. Of the digestive diseases: Lack MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY I SEE US ABOUT AN EDISON OR VICTOR PHONOGRAPH ON EASY PAYMENTS Newlin Book & Stationery Co. of breast feeding; improper feeding; impure milk; carelessness of mothers; hot weather; overarowding; bad houses, and bad sanitary conditions. 2. Of the diseases of the lungs: In fections; bad aiir. 3. Of the diseases due to conditions affecting the. child before birth; Sick ness in tihe parents; over-work of the mother; improper care before or at bi.-th. . "EXCUSE MET' AT SHERRY'S. Picture- is Splendid One, Featuring Well Known 'Actor, George F. Marlon supported by Robert Fisher, Harrison Ford, Vivian Blackburn and a Rollicking Cast ap pear in "Excuse me" at Sherry's to night, Harry Mallary, XT. S. A., receives S JHod-4Rt Corsets i The fall of a world power is depicted before your eyes in J. Stuart Blackton's masterpiece, "The Battle Gry Of Peace" This call to arms against war deals with America's unpreparedness in such a way that it touches the heart strings of your emotion, awakens patriotism within your bosom. 51 COME EARLY Admission 25 CENTS Notice!!! Theater will open at 1:30; afternoon show starts nt 2 sharp. Doors open in the evening at 6:45; show starts 7:30. NINE REELS ALL CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS OCCUPYING SEATS 10 CENTS TO-DAY ARCADE TO-MORROW orders to join- his regiment which is to embark for the- Philippines, The Overland Limited is the only train that will enable him to . reach the coast in time to escape ai couirt-mar-tiiil. Having a little time to spare he persuades' Majbrio to elope with him and reserves two berths. They reach the train in time but haven't time to get married. "Little" Jimmy Wellington, who stands six-feet-two and weighs 350 in his stocking feet, guzzles too much, so his wife takes the Overland for Reno, telling him that she goes to Paris for the year. He gets sore and takes the same train for the same place, and for the same purpose. The Reverend Doctor Temple, tiring of the monotony of Ypsiltinti; elopes and takes the Over land through to the coast. There's another girl aboard a former sweet heart of Mallory's. With this cargo in charge of a worthy porter, they start.. The happening en a-oute are screamingly runny. See the outcome at Sherry's. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS Apply to ' H. B. LOGAN Baker, Oregon. Agent for Balfour, Guthrie & Company. S 1 FARM LOANS Reasonable Rates SECURITY LAND b SAVINGS COMPANY j J La Grande, Oregon J " 5 For Any Occasion j -A Modart ELEGANTLY gowned for the evening, in smart street attire, in riding habit, in fact for any garb of the coming season, wom en who wear MODARTS take pride in knowing that their corsets fully meet the require ments of the latest, fashion trend. They are assured, because the MODART is designed by Jen nings. And Jennings is gen erally conceded to be the fore most figure in the world of corset designing. He designs MODARTS only. In them his knowledge of anatomy gives shape to models that in sure both perfect poise and com fort, in every form of outdoor or indoor activity. You will never know the satis faction of perfect corseting un til you have tried a MODART fitting. $3.50 and up Accept This Advantage The Parcel Post System of Shopping I i II i'i n! Traclinglby parcel poet enables you to get drag store goods without much trouble. No- matter where you live, you can here by mail and receive practically same service as though you came .to store in person. buy the our When it is not convenient for you to come, just phone or mail your order.. We are always glad to give information regarding our goods and quote prices. Goods are always subject to exchange or return. We prepay postage on all small orders. Money saved is money made. Let quote prices on your next mail order. Uf- i i ii I i PaulineLederle iji oommer Hotel tsidg. I! La Grande Pharmacy A. NEWLIN, Manager West-Jacobson Bwilding Opposite Bohnen kamps Hardware. Main4 Quick Delivery Ill
