La Grande evening observer., March 08, 1916, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 ,1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Cure S
Colds
In24
Hours!
How easy it is to take cold-
dampness, wet feet, sitting in a
.draft, exposure to winds and the
unpleasant results soon follow.
But with proper treatment a
cure is comparatively easy
I Nyal's
'tf Laxacold
Cure
a Cold in the Shortest
Time Possible
it acts on the mucous mem
branes, relieves irritation and
innamation, opens up the pores
of the skin, and Acts as a tonic
laxative.
, PROMPT AND EFFECTIVE
35 Tablets For 25 Cents
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Nutter's new stock of wall paper is
here Wfest-Jaoobpn building. 'Adv.
, 3-7-3t
MONEY TO LOAN ON
IMPROVED FARMS
Apply to
H.B.LOGAN
Baker, Oregon.
Agent for Balfour, Guthrie
& Company.
WRECKED
The Old White School
Building, and Rock and
Lumber are For Sale
SEE
VINACKE OR
KAMERER
'Phone Black 1532
IF YOU WANT rrOl BUY R HOME IT IS BEST TO FIRST
HAVE ENOUGH SMONEYSPILED UP IN THE BANK TO BUY IT.
THEN YOU CAN IBUY IT, AND IT WILL REALLY BELONG TO
YOU. . '
YOU MUST HAVE MONEY IN THE BANK TO SUPPORT
ANY ENTERPRISE YOU MAY UNDERTAKE.
WE WILL KEEP YOUR MONEY SAFE FOR YOU.'
BANK WITH us. '
W'E PAY H.PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSnS
La -Grande National Bank
1 LA GRANDE, OREGON . .; -
OapiUl $200,000.00 -
U , Kmoutcm
Fred 3. Holmes, Pretident
F. L. Mirers, CMhie . -.
k .j . .... 1 .' . . I.
-C.
E.
DIRECTORS.
' J.' G. Snodgrmst , ,
B. S. Drowuten.
Fred ZMcAxtm
A. JMOKUM
A. T. Bin
' Shores'' Taxi ' Service" Sommer ho
wl. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf
Baby Week, , and Whipped Cream
Chocolates for the baby. Fresh ones
every week. Fresh, candies .. our
specialty at Silverthorns. 3-7-tf
Whiat you buy we
Grande Phajunacy.
stand
by La
3-8-2t i
NOTICE. .
That aggravating little tear that
you think can't be fixed, take it to
Pauline, she will make it as good as
new. Adv. , , 2-8-lmo.
Hatching eggs, Buttercups end S.
C Reds, winners county, state and
woild's fluir qualiky Highest.
prices lowest Eugene McGoldrici;,
2902 N. Birch St., La Grande, Ore.,
Phone Black 8821. 3-7-lmo-p
If it's here
Pharmacy.
its right La
Grande
3-8-2t
Money to Loan.
On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. L
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
Dry " wood for
Black 1642. Adv.
sale.
Telephone
i 2-7--tf
Get Nutter's prices on wall paper.
papering and painting. West-Jacob-son
building. Adv. . 3-7-3t
WANTED Two travelers, also agents
guaranteed salary and expenses
call room 111 Foley Hotel. 3-8-3tp
You will like Pasquale Olive Oil
Putman's Drug Store. 3-8-2t
Trusses and Abdominal Supporters,
a complete line, that wall insure you
a perfect fit.' Comfort and perfection
insured. , Silverthorns Family Drug
Store. , 8-7-4.
We pay best prices tot second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St.,. Phone Black
8351.' 9-14, tf.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring
Remodeling a speciality. Misses
Jones & Rabone. The Ladies Store; in
West Jacobs Bldg.. near Y. M. C. A.
Adv. 11-6, tf.
Phone Black 1361 jfor a full pint of
Pasquale Olive Oil. Putman's Drug
Store. 3-8-2t
The ligflut of the World. Madza
Lamps all sizes, ten, fifteen, twenty
five, forty, sixty, and one hundred
watt Lamps, in the' new filament.
Globes colored and frosted, at Silver
thorns , Family Drug.. Store. 3-7-tf
The Baptist ladies will hold a cook
ed food sale at Pattison's grocery
next Saturday, March 11th. 3-6-5t
, "If Pasquale Imported Olive Oil Joes
not please you, we irefund your money
Putman's Drug Store. 3-8-2t
Want East Oregon Stock Ranch
Have 2 improved Valley farms, 475
acres, Price $35,000.00 (no incumber
ance) to exchange for good stock
ranch up to $40,000.00 in Wallowa Co.
district. Some grail, or hay land and
good water. No inflated values.
MORGAN & WALKER,
adv.3-4-4hp 1 Corvallis, Oregon.
HOW ARE
YOU FIXED?
Surplu $50,000.00
$1,00000.00
C. Penington, Vice President
Zuadel and H. E. Coolidge,
. i AMistent Cashiara.
i H. E. Coolidc
Money to loan' on Improved farms.
Any amount and any length of time.
United States National Bank Adv. I
- , . ..' ' 3-3-tf '
Good pictures are dependent upon j
several things. Good camera, good ,
film, good printing paper, and good '
judgment in the taking of the pic- i
turo itself. , We have the ; best of ,
cameras, the new Ansco Speedex
Film, w4ifich lis the height of perfec-;
tion,- the Cyco Printing : Puper; and j
will gladly help you end tell you how ;
to get the best results when taking j
your pictures. .Silverthorns Family
Drug Store. 3-7-tf
Fresh, clean, homelike room by day,
week or month. Call Red 741. Mrs.
A. G. Hermann. 3-3-26t
Mrs. John Girdler and son have
been removed from the hospital and '
aire now at home.
S. N. Bolton is here from Riverside,
where he tolas business connections.
He expects to remain here a few days
vtisiting his family and transacting
business. - . rv V"
W. M; Pjerce and Bruce Dennis left
last night for Salem where they will
attend the rural credits meeting , which
begins today. , .
J. E. Reynolds, a member) of tfh
State Fair board 'left last night for
Salem Ito attend an important meet
ing of the board there. ,
"""" "" iwbui.
an extended trip through the east,
with Buffalo as his destination.
Lent begiins today and many homes
begin a 'rigid observation of Lent.
Tlbis is Ash Wednesday. v
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 1306
O street. Phone Black 562. 3-8-6t
FOR RENT Four-room house on
North Side. Call at the Adcook
furniture on Jefferson and Fir, or
phone Black 3102. i 3-8-2t
; Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. A. Richardson,
of Lower Cove,' are in La Grande on a
visit with their two daughters.
A.'
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderpool, of
Summerville, are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. Claud Bartmess.
Phillip Conley arrived from Port
land today and brings the report that
his brother George, who has been in
a Portland hospital for several weeks,
is improving. '.:.
' Claud BerVy arid' family "arid John
Shira and family left on today's train
tor Caldwell, Idaho, where they will
-Wjre -permanently, r
" S. D Crowe, manager of the Home
Independent Telephone company, re
turned, home today from a business
trip to Portland.
NO COUPONS NO PREMIUMS.
"But , My, What a Cigarette!" They
Say of Those Delightful Camels.
In (tlhe comparativeljy bri(f time
Camel Cigarettes have, been on the
market tthey Wavle gained remark-
aoie popularity; today,1 they are
fmolfed nn eveny nook and corner
of the nation. TXiey have filled in
a need that no other cigarette ever
did fit.
Camels are a new idea in ciga
rettes. They tare an expert blend
of thofoe Turkish! land choice Do
mestic tabactcos and the result is
tlhe cleverest cSgarettel that hps
ever been put on tihie market.
You so quickly recognize the
quality of the tobaccos and the ex
pert blending in these cigarettes
that you do not look for or expect
coupons or premiums. And the
first few puffs bring to your mind
the now famous saying: "No cou
pons, no 'premiums, but my, what a
cigarette!"'
Fitrst of all, Camels will not bite
the tongue or parch tibe throat, no
matter how many you smoke. And
Camels leave no unpleasant ciga
Tetty after-taste. They aire as mild
as they are delightful in flavor, yet
they have all that) desirable "body"
which assufres satisfaction and ciga
rette contentment.
Smokers find in Camels a cigarette
tfliat meets their best wishes. It is
so cool and firagrant and inviting; so
full of real cigarette enjoyment that
they are welcomed more and more
every day.
And it. is a noteworthy fact that
Qatnels "stand tup" against your
taste; that (is, they never .tire it, no
matter how liberally you smoke them.
They always "have that . delicate
flavor" tOiat makes them so accept
able pay hour of the day; so enticing
ly good and refreshing, always!
Our IWant Ads bring results.
1
Sign of Good Digestion.
" ' When you see a cheerful and happy
oia lady you may know that she h
Impaired or if you do not irejish
vour meais take a dose oi unamoer
Iain's Tablets. They strengthen the
stomach, improve the . digestion and
cause a gentle movement of the
bowels. Obtainable everywhere.
1 Ail "Ideal Spring Laxative"" "
A good and time tried remedy is
Dr. King's New life Pills. The first
done will move th ilnggieb bowels,
SPRING MERCHANDISE THAT YOU CAN
DEPEND ON AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Quality considered you will find that it pays to trade here ,
is offered and always at the Lowest Possible Prices. '
NOTIONS
,! San Silk, per spool ......
' Cotton Thread, per spool
.Rick Rack Braid
f Celuloid Tafting Shuttles
, Justrite Easy Winding Tatting
: Sanitary Hair Nets
Martha Washington Invisible Hair
LADIES' KID GLOVES
In White, Black, Tan, Cream, Gray,' Blue and.;
Green, both dressed and undressed
fl.25, $1.50. $1.69
Ladies' l-Button Kid Gloves $3.50
' Ladies' 16-Button Silk Gloves in Black and
White ,...,.......,$1.25, $1.50
WE ARE SOLE LA GRANDE
BASSIERS AND MISSES .
THE GOLDEN RU
La Grande's R. C. U, Store
stimulate the liver ' and clear the
system of waste and blood impurities.
Vnn mvA if fn tfnnvanlf trt rfpnl tllp.
system or body poisons, accumulated
during the winter,
Dr. King's New
Life' Pills will do it.
25c at your
Druggist,
Pupils Talk Babies.
(Continued From Page One)
tell you some of the things I think.
"The first things & ibaby needs are
healthy parents. So that healthy
babies may be barn inlto the world.
When the baby is born he must have
,U the sleep the wants for the first
six months of his life." Plenty of
aleop makes him grow WapMly and
will mnke bim strong.
"After while Hhe baby will begin
to swing his arms and kick his legs,
this will be quite enough exercise for
some "time. Tfoo baby's bed clothes
must.be loose enough for this required
exerdrso.
"The baby's room must be clean
and fresh. Only plain furniture is
required as upholstered furniture
will gather dust and germs. A paint
ed or varnished floor with rugs re
much..better than carpets as they are
j easier kept clean. . A -whit enameled
! rib ? a ooA. kind to hav because
i"" "" HU w
wouldto wood. The baby's room must
be wejl ventilated, but the crib must
not be placed in a draft. .The tem
peilaiture of tho room must be about
seventy-five in the day tJme and a lit
tle less at night. i
"The baby's diet must be very sim
ple. He will need nothing to cat dr
drink but milk and water until he is
nearly seven months old. Aflter seven j
monxns one may gtive nna cracKers xo
suck and now and lib en, a soft boiled
egg may be given or soft pieces of
toast. If tho baby is fed from the
bottle, Ithe bottle must be hashed
and scalded every time it is used,
Often thirst is mistaken for hunirer. '
To avoid this mistake a tablespoonf ul
of water may ' be offered once in a!
while. If Itbo water is hard it must ;
bo boiled before letting the Hwby drink :
it. I
"The baby's bath is also very im-;
portent. Babies must have their own
wiish (cloth, towel and Wrush. (A ;
connb is not necessary for a small
baby bedaaise i his head is so tender.)
WOMEN OF OREOON !
Women Everywhere Endorse this "Favorite"
Lenta, Oregon. "In my younger
iw aays i was greany
'hill ivit.Vi Ana
on my stomach ;
it gave me lots of
trouble. I began
using Dr. Pierce's
medicines and
received such
relief that I can
recommend them
to others.
" I have raised
a large family and
am a great grand
mother and have always insisted that
my daughters-in-law use Dr. I'ierce'B
Favorite Prescription when expecting
to become a mother." Mrs. B. i .
Skeley, 5411 Wth Street, S. E.
Thousands of women who are now
blessed with robust health cannot
understand why thousands of other
women continue to worry and suffer
from ailments peculiar to women when
they can obtain for a trifling sum Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, whioh
will surely and quickly banish all pain,
distress and misery and restore the
womanly functions to perfect health.
Young mothers who preserve the
clmrms of face and figure in spits ol
an Increasing family and the care of
growing children are always to ba
envied. Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription gives the strength and health
upon which happy motherhood de
pends. It practically does away with
the pains of maternity.' It enables tha
! mother to nourish the Infant life de
iding on her, and enjoy the hourly
Happiness ot watching the aev
ment of a perfectly healthy child,
IMPOHTA!fT HPKllAf. OFFER TO
&XADKIM OF TU1H PATEK Any par.
no dnlrine a copy of Tha Pooeki'i Common
Brrtt HMel Adriwr teflon & edltioo la
cxhamtnl should Mud thti notice tocetheidHOi
three dlmo ( or itaap ) to Dr. P rca, lnralldt'
Boul, BafT.ilo. N. Ym and tw wUl ba taat
m rttum nwU, al) chusaa praoaU.
01c
....... .. 04c
6c, 81-3c, 10c
...... V.-.-.5c
.......... 10c
Shuttle '
,19c
.10c
Nets, 6 for 25c
AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSETS,
CORSET . WAISTS. ASK TO SEE THEM
Soap is not nocessairy but if used
the purest kind is best. First one
must take off ' all the baby's clothes,
wrap him in a clean towel md lay
him in the lap. - Wlash his head,
face, ears, and feet while holding hiin.
Tlien taking hod of his head and body j
gently nd carefuly lower him into
the .tub. Wash him wUhi his own
cloth or sponge. Lift him gently into
the lap and djry him'. Do not rub him
lainy. more than as necessary, as his
skin is very tender. ''. '
"This week is baby week, 'and that
is the reason I'aim writing this "com
position Some of these stories' will
be in the La Grande
Observer. ; i Sunday the
Evening
windows
were decohibed wkh all sorts of bab-
ies. Mr. Snodgrana had his own . lit-
tie girls in the window, they were
(having ia. tea party. Another wiindowi
had dolls laying m cribs and sitting in - wiaiim and regulates tne temperature ,
bath tubs." , ":; ' ! of the room so it lis neither too warm ,
Boy Too Understands Question. I nor too cold. She feeds Robert, who
Charles Murit, belongs to the fifth . is three months old, every three ittouras
g:'nde in the Greenwood school, and he '.and when he is awoken mamma- al .
handles the "story of is. Baby contest." , vfaya sings a Utitlo song so he will
'Listen to his , intensely lintoresthig 'wake quietly.'. '
nara'tive by mueter Munt: I "I -eaid that mlamma gave Robert
"Billy Smitih lived nexft loor to u'the bottle twice a night and kept his.
and we were very good friends. Billy clothes very loose so tflnat he could
had a little brother, about three pick and use his arms and legs- aw
months old. His ttama Was John. I - much 'as he wiarJted. ' Robert lias suf-.
had a little brother too, named Robert. I flicient light clothing on hhn to keep
MamnHfl) had been looking in the pa,perH-tha heat of Ibis body in. He (receive
and had seen, that Khere was going a ..batfi every morning. Altar his
to be a babv contest. , Mamma told clothes are put on ho is put back.
me slio was going to take Robert, his crib and covered up well.be
to the contest and she said, "You may fore he goes to sleep," !,
TfOnrr
nrvn
vi MALI
The wax and oil polish that
shines quickly and
the leather.
ShinolA Home Set
Best at any price
Sold to ShmoiA
users at nom
inal cost.
At all dealers.
BLACK-TAN-WHITE
Take no
. Substitute
r ' i --
PUBLIC Q ALE
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC SALE AT THE I. A.
PLACE AT IMBLER, OREGON ON
March 11, 1915
At which time the following property will be offered for Sale, at!
Public Auction and Sold to the Highest Bidder
1 High Wheeled Wagon and
Rack
1 Sulky Plow
1 Drag Harrow
1 Potato Planter
1 14-in. Gang Plow
1 Land Roller.. .
1 Top Buggy
And 'Other Articles Too
TERMS OF SALE:-A11 Sums
...... u ...uiivi.o ..mm win ue uivun, jrurcnaser iivim?
Bankable Note With Approved Security Bearing Eight Per . Cent
interest inno van' inree for
F.
where only Arst grade merchandise
, . SHOES!. NO BETTER MADE
The Fiebrick Fox & Hilker Djress Shoes for Men
Ranging in prices from .......... .$3.95 to $5.00
This company makes nothing but Dress and
Semi-Dress Shoes for men, and having had four
years experience with same, we know them to be -equal
or superior to anything on the market for
the price. .;."' ,' '
:; -. HOSIERY
Ladies' Cotton Hose, double heel and toe in ,
, . all colors,-. ; .... . . . . .8c, 121c, 25c
Ladies' Geneva Silk Hose v . .'. . . .50c
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose . . . ,98c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.65
Misses' and Children's Hose, in. all sizes.
..12c, 17Jc. 25c
go too." I told Billy to tell his
mother isibout the contest and maybe
we could go together. . So Billy did
and she decided to go with us.
"Tlhe next day the content was go
ing to begin. . Mlrs. Smith and my
mother were very 'busy getting ready..
The next morning we started out to
gether for the building where it was:
to be held. When we reached there'
we found a lot of babies.
"When (Ihe babies had been weighed
and examined they gMve out the prizes
and Robert got one. But poor little; ,
John didn't and Billy cried and cried
Mdther a-.id I left very sorry beeauBe-
John had not ireceived a prize but she'
t01tl mo wn" n wnB ,nB n"08" ""
Kuen it. v
j "The next time I saw Billy I told,
him what imlaimma bad said.
"I said, . 'Mamma keeps Robert
saves
For
Homer Grip
BINGAMAN
1 Yearling Colt
1 Milch Cow "' '
1 Heifor Calf - :
t Cow and Calf
1 Bull . , ...
1 Double Buggy Harness
4 Doz.; Blooded P. Rock Hens
1 Doz. Blooded P. Rock (Roosters '
Numerous to Mention; ' ;
Under $10.00 Cash; Over, SIO.OO Ap-
vent Uiscount for Uash. ' '
S. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER,