La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 21, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER tjr i The true art of prescription work is best shown by ;Gur Reputation i for results in drugs Our reputation for the compounding of prescriptions is an enviable one in "this part of the country. We have been here a, long time, and have catered to a great many doctors and a very large public, 'and have correctly com pounded thousands of prescriptions. Our label on any , prescription is a guarantee of the contents, and they will be found exactly as the doctor ordered, of the purest qual ity and without imitation or substitution, and with the best regard for safety and results. ' . . " Red Cross Drug Store LOCAL BREVITIES. j V fr Wlatich for "Damaged Goods" at Sherry's, .,.-- : j t ' " ' , i '' ' We gratify and satisfy La Grande Pharmacy. . , Get yoUjr fishing polo wrapped at Bert Hughes' Sporting good store. We have an expert, and a full line of all sporting ; goods, 3-14-5t Expert Developing and ,P4mtifng. Special attention to your likes and dislikes in camera work. Only the best of papers used for your pictures at Silvertihorns. 3-21-tf Mr, Farmer bring your products to toe B. B. Family Restaurant and get cash for it. . We serve a regular din ner for 20c. 8-15-tf Eat at the B. B. Eating House, they will make good opposite Depot. 3-15-tf. Wattsh for "Damaged Goods" at Shenry's. j Something at the fountain, after the show? Hot and cold drinks, Ice creams and candv at Suverthorns. 3-21-tf CASH SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY. 10c Bottle Bluing .j ,. 7c Campbell's soup, per can ". 10c Pork and Beans, per can 40c Tomatoes, per can 10 3 Boxes Spaghetti 25 7 Bars Pearl White Soap , 25c 2 Cans Old Dutch Cleanser i. . . 15c We Have Garden Seeds. Joel's Corner Cedar and Washington, ; Main 759 Our Own Free Delivery. WE HAVE ONION SETS SPUDS! $1.75 Per A new shipment of Swift's faamn, bacon and lard. " Fresh lot of vege tables and fruits. GARDEN SEED AND FLOWER SEED. Early Rose Seed Potatoes Oregon Co-Qperative Association 1118 1-2 Adams Aye. La Grande, Ore. ; Branches at v ;, IMBLEE, OR. EVANS, OB. Whtch for "Damaged Goods" at Sherry's. . ' , :- Fresh, clean, homelike room by day, week or month. Call Bed 741. Mrs. A. G. Hermann. 3-3-26t Dry wood for sale. Telephone Black 1642. Adv. 2-7-tf Landscape gardening, grafting pruning and all kinds of yard and flower work eiglht years experience. Phone Red 3662. 3 17 6tp. We pay ' best prices, for second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black 8351. 9-14, tf. Eveready Flashlights, and Mazda Lamps make the world bright. Every rtlhing tin the line at Saveiihorn's Family Drug Store. S-21tf 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. Quality first tihen price La Grande Pharmacy. Hatdhdng eggs, Buttercups and S. C. Reds, winners county, state and woild's flaw qualilty highest, prices lowest. Eugene McGoldrick, 2902 N. Birch St., La Grande, Ore., Phone Black 3821. 3-7-lmo-p Cwt. Grocery Store (WMrfx for,. "Damaged .Goods",, at Sherry's, Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell until you consult Byers, on Farmers Telephone. ' 3-16-I'm It pays to Ibe particular La Grande Pharmacy. . Money to loan on improved farms. Any amount and any length of time. United States National Bank Adv. 3-8-tf Money to Loan. On improved real property In Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. Tho Covo chess players were held hack by the heavy rain storm last overling and didn't show up. The exact date of the postponed match with La Grande chess artists has not been fixed. Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer Ho tel. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf Look for the B. B. Eating House, it is the best place to eat. 'Meals 20c and up Opposite Depot. 3-15-tf 1- The best of standard and nigh grade stationery, Highland and Crane's Linen Lawn Correspondence Cards, and Box papers. Separate Envelopes and pound papers all sizes and grad es At Silverthorn's Dirug Store. 3-21-tf WWwh for "Damaged Goods" at Sherry's. , : ' -;:; . Garden Seeds Remember our special offer of a 25c plant with each dollar's worth of seeds bought in packages or ounces, L?. Grande Seed & Floral Co. edv.3-20-tf County Treasurers Call for Road Warrants. Notice, the undersigned treasurer of Union county has funds on band with which to pay all warrants which were issued on the road fund and endorsed not paid for want of funds prior to Jan. 1, 1916. Interest ceases on' the above wars-ants on March 18, 1916. JOHN FRAWLEY, Treasurer of Union County. 3 17 4t Decorative Crepe Papers, new de signs. initial napkins Denmison Shelf Papers. At Silverthorn's DTUg Store. 3-21-tf Watch' for "Damaged Goods" at Sherry's. WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a pound Observer office. . 3-10-tf H. Ball left last night for Kansas City. ... L. L. McKennon was on a brief visit from Union this morning. J. D. Sullivan returned this morning from Portland where Mrs. Sullivan is under medical treatment, and his 'son-in-law, Mr. Richey, is also a hos pital patient. Will H. Vogel of the Vogel-Levy drug company, is over from Union for a couple of days looking after busi ness matters. a ! ft b ADDITIONAL WANT ADS. ; -b mf J LOST PaJr gold rimmed glasses. iKeturn to uuserver. 3-zi-it FOR RENT Five room modern 3-21-tf A. A. Wenzel spent yesterday in tsaker on business matters. Charles K. White, of North Powd er, and Miss Zella Anthony, of Bak er, were quietly wedded at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. James Jjrenaan in Baker Monday, Rev. Dr. Owen F. Jones on relating. S. A. Gardinier writes from Buf falo, N. Y., that tlhere are two feet of snow m that city and it lis very cold. "Steve" says that he will be back to "God's country" very soon. Rev. Mr. Powell T'is among the Cove visitoi-3 in La G.ir Jo tliis morn ing. While still using crutches as an aid to locomotion he is rapidly recovering from a badly sprained ankle. . . J J. 'b 4 PERSONAL MENTION J J Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ferguson of Haines, who spent yesterday in La Grande, went out to Elgin today to visit former neighbors and acquaint ances. Mrs. A. E. Elswortti lias gone to Corvnllis Mrs. C. F. Jackson of Spokane, is here visiting her son, Evoret Beatty. Mrs. Mary E. Houck, (worthy Rrand matron of Eastern Star - in Oregon, will arrive tonigWt on No. 18 to be the guest of local Stars o"dr tomorrow when she will make an official visit to Hope Chapter No. 13 on the occasion of that chapter's 26th anniversary. . Miss Mildred Horan, sifter of J. A. Horan sad Mrs. T. A. Foley, arrived Appreciative Customers 'Our first day of DRESSMAKING DAYS brought in a goodly number of appreciative' customers, although the day was very disagreeable, everybody went away .satisfied and well pleased; The idea of Dresmaking 'Days is to give you all the assistance we can in planning your spring sewing and any other suggestions that might be of interest to you. We are at your service, and will be pleased to furnish you with authoritative stylos infor mation concerning your spring apparel. ' . - i, ' ' ; ' ''' , 28 in. Wool Challies, yard .58c 42 to 58 in. Wool Sheperd Checks, yard . . . . . .. ...98c, $1.10, $1.48, $2.25 Wool Serge all widths and shades yd 50c to $3.25 Lard Wide Taffeta Silk, yard . . 98c, to $1.38 27 in. Messaline, yard ..89c Yard Wide Taffeta Silk, yard 98c, to $1.38 4(3 in. Wool Gaberdines, yard $1.98 32 in. Tub Bilk, yard - 98c 32 in. Stripe Crepe de Chene, yard .$1.92 27 in. Voiles, figured and plain. ............... j. ....... . 17 l-2c, 23c. 32c 40 in. Silk Poplin, yard .'. .$1.25 40 in. Silk Taffeta do Chene, yard .$2.00 TH E GOLDEN RULE CO. La Grande's for an extended visit. . ' Misses Casey are among the arrivals from Meacham this morning. . Mr. and Mrs. Clark Colver have re- j turned from Shasta county Cal., whore they visited his sister. They will live in a house on Fourth street. ! FROM NORTH POWDER Pt-ntinuitinn ..f Nsur $25 000 Si-lllwll ! ' . . House Before Voters North Powder, March 18. (Spec ial ).rA number of North Powder' citizens have suggested the filling of the street that runs past the Lenhart warehouse. It is pointed out that t Wis place has been impassable for au- tos for a long time and that it is al so difficult for travel with teams. Mr. and Mrs. John Lueny, of River- view, are the proud parents of a girl born on March 12, 1916. Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Albert Olsen, a son. Groat interest is centered in- the forthcoming election to vote on the proposal for a $25,000 school house for North Powder. The proposition is favored by all who desire to see North Powder have a school worthy the name of the town. Ray Comstock has rented a farm in the Riverside section and is mov ing onto it. Mr. Comstock comes from Cove where foe has lived for several years. iWe are glad to . wel come the family in this vicinity and hope they will like tho country. . - Mrs Henry Gorham, who has ibeen quite ill, is reported to be much bet ter the past few days. EGGS BY WEIGHT Efforts Being Made To Classify Hen r run "Give me two pounds of eggs, please." That promises soon to be the con ventional way of placing an order for cackleberries, according to Walla Walla County Weight Inspector A. J. Storhow, who says that in some of the large cities the poultry houses are 'endeavoring to mainta n standard by which 'pullet" eggs may be classified aside from the regular "hen" eggs. Where the poultry-fruit is sold by the dozen, it has been pointed out, the purchaser often secures a dozen small eggs, and consequently does not re ceive as much for his money as the person who secures a dozun of the full- sized ones. Wlnle no definite steps have been taken in this state to bring s.bout a classification of eggs of the difFtrent sizes, the trend of events is in that direction, according to Mr. Storhow, and he expresses the opinion that such legislation would not be surpising. There is one difficulty, however, to be met in such a change in the method of selling eggs, and that would be in the establishment of the line of de marketing between "pullet" and "hen" eggs. All of the former brand are not of the same size, nor are' the latter, yet it is pointed out the purchasers of a dozen of the latter receives more value for his money than the person who gets the pullet eggs. There has been no weight standard fixed for poultry products as yet, but in cities where the movement to classi fy has been started, there is a differ ence in the quotations, due to the dif ference in size of the two grades of eggs. Cove People Wedded Marten 18 Owen R. Saunderw and Alicel Gardner, both young people of Cove, were married by Justice of the Pesos A. C. Williams. ' Mir. Saund ers is prosperous ffiier of the Cove section. k " 40 in.- Silk Crepe do Chene, yard. . .$1.50, $1.87 27 in. Dimity, figured and plain, yard 13 l-2c , 28 in. Batiste, figured and plain, yard ... .12 l-2c 31 in. Costume Crepe, plain and figured, yd 24c Pins per package 2 l-2c, 5c, 10c , Needles per card , 5c Thimbles 5c Cotton Thread ', . , 4c 27 in. Ginghams, yard .' .......,.... 10 l-2e 82 in. Ginghams 13 l-2c 36 in. Percales, light and dark, yard. 10c 26 in. Cambric, yard 6 l-2c Satins yard... 15c, 16c, 18c, 20c, 25c, 27c 30c, 40c Calicos, light and dark, yard 5c MORE fDft YOUR MONEY t J . J a SOCIAL NEWS CHANGES Social news will be publish ed Thursdays and Saturdays, and ito insure prompt publica tion social items should 'be in the Observer's hands not later than (Wednesday or Friday evenings. .. b b -b -b SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon For Union :County Howard P. Campbell, Ida L. Gillis, Ada M. Sharp and Ora A. Wall ace, Plaintiffs. I VS. " Providence M. Curirey, Clementine Cur- rey, Mary Currey, fcdizaibetfi jane Ashley, Ann Etiza. McCain, Malthew . W; (Mitchell, Cariie H. HalrveyVA. M. Harvey, Francis M. Smith, Joseph . W Smith, Alonzo C. Mitchell, -t n;i.. n ti t ' tfr:4.u.ll wave ivuicneii, xiiiu ly u. i.xiuuucii, Belle Mitchell and Frank W. Mitch ell, Winifred H. Mitchell, Ida 'Ben son, S. G. 'Benson, George H. Cur rey, EdiHi Currey, Fred B. Currey, Oarria Cuirrey, Jennie Currey, Thomas II.. Currey, and all unknown heilrs of Jolhn H. Currey, deceased, and all o ther persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint, ; Defendants. : To Eliza Jane Ashley, Ann Eliza McCain, Matfhew IW. Mitchell, Carrie M. Harvey, A. M. Harvey, Francis M, Smith, Joseph W. Smith, Alonzo C." Mitchell, Olive Mitchell, Hairry L. MJpiell, Belle Miitdhell, Frank' W. Mitchell, Winifred H. Mitchell, Ida s NEW ARRIVALS AT PATTIS0N BROTHERS GROCERY HEINZ ITALIAN STYLE SPAGHETTI. With tomato sauce and cheese cooked ready to serve. Pre pared in Heinz model kitchens from the best of spaghetti and cheese, with a rich sauce of red ripe tomatoes, spiced and sea soned. Can ,.20c GOLDEN EGG MACARONI Is ready cut, machine dried. Boils tender in 15 minut"ls. It is pure and light and is made under conditions of absolute cleanliness. 2 packages ... .25c TEA GARDEN STRAWBERRY PRESERVES. Mado from tho famous Hood River berries, as pure as if you had put them up yourself. Whole sound berries only are used with pure sugar. 1 lb. glass . . . ,30c HILL'S BROS.. COFFEE DEMONSTRATOR WILL CALL ON YOU. BUY ONE POUND AND GET HALF A POUND FREE. FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY MORNING. ASK FOR SUNKIST ORANGES AND LEMONS. SANI TISSUE TOILET PAPER. .fPW ONION SJTS AND GARDEN SEEDS.' COLUMBIA HAMS AND BACON. rT V " , Phone Number Main 80 Store Benson, S. G. 'Benson, Thomas H. Curtrey, and all unknown heirs' of" r said John H, Currey, deceased, and all other persons or parties unknown,, claiming any right, title estate, lien- or interest in the (real estate describ r ed in the complaint in the above on titled suit, defendants: . Yon and eadi of you are hereby notified to be and appear in the above erntitled-coTirt and answer the com plajnt therein filed- against you in the above-entitled cause within- stac weeks from the first publication of this summons, and defendants ami each thereof will take notice that if you foil bo' to appear and answr- . . , witihin said time. Uhe plaintiffs will. for want thereof, apply to the Court: for the relief demanded in the com plaint in said cause, to-wit: for w decree theren tnat piaintirrs are me1 owners m fee of the following de scribed land in Union County, State of Oregon, to-wit: South Waif of iSouKheast Quarter! of Southeast Quairter of Section Sixteen in Towa ship Three South of Range Thirty--- eight, East of Willamette Meridians, and that their title thereto be quiet fid ncninst all the above-named de- , fendants and all unknown heirs of" John H. Currey, deceased, and all other persons or parties unknown' claiming any (right, title, estate lien: or interest in the real estate described! . in the complain in said cause. This summons is published try order of the Hon. Cireuit Court of the 'State of Oregon for the Couftty of Union of date the 21st day of March, 1Q.lfi. Hliwtino- publication Ithereof once eadh -tweek for six consecutive, weeks m the La Grande Evening Ob-. iserver, ft newspaper published at I--'Grande, Oregon, and the first Poli I J.: -A 4-1.:., a.v.ynci IVQ M T.nQ ZlBlK ' ' i CttblUIl Ul WHO niwuuwim .v J. D. SLATER, ' :. , Attorney for Plaintiffs. Djiily Mar. 21 28 Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2. WiTjHIffHIiftMlftffiWWW1 WILLIAMS' HORSERADISH. ' A delicious condiment and one that's absolutely pure and whole some. Made from fresh horse radish and pure vinegar. 15c bottles and 2 for ....... . . , ,25c . ZIP THE CHIMNEY SWEEP Place one package in yonr stove and in five minutes the stove will be free from oot and scale. There will be no dirt or muss to clean up after using Zip. Package i. 4. . .25c PREFERRED STOCK SAUER KRAUT. Cooked and oderless. This the double advantage in P; S. kraut; it is thoroughly cooked with fresh, lean pork before canning choice tender cabbage, cut fine prepared for you in the most appetizing manner.