La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1916, Image 8

PXGE EIGHT
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 19f6.
5':!
Sponges
and
Chamois
For the Buggy
or Auto
In anticipation of the demand for these articles
for buggy washing we have just gotten in a new
stock. The assortment is all Htrjit, the chamois
are all right and the prices are all right. You will
agree to this when you see them.
Foley Hotel Arrival).
(. A. Simmons and wife, Spokane;
Walt Crist, Hoise; G. O. Temple, Pen
dleton; A. L. George, H. Heyer, H.
M. Wilson, A. R. Cody, Horace Adder,
L. K. Kain, I). K. Keoa, Portland;
H. S. Stoke, Spokane; R. E. Andrews,
Seattle; M. E. Terpcnning and wife,
Hergelcv, Cal.; John lluber, Wallowa;
I I? II.,L..,,. II ),,,! TnuonVi- r-
I Kshelman, Portland; C. M. Bryan,
San Francisco; Ci. G. Bleasdell, Portland.
wimmm
! Registered at the Somnier.
I Mr. and Mrs. I), li. Fatheringham,
M. I). I')., Mamie and D. J. Fother
ingham, Spokane; G. E. Hayden, En-
Herprise; J. F. Ferrell, Lostine, B. G.
j Fithian, A. H. Cunningham, Jr., H. E.
. Mussey, Geo. Swanson, J. A. Payton,
Portland; Mrs. M. W. Morgan Jo
seph; U H. Sherman, Spokane; Mack
I A. Hard, Sun Francisco, S. H. Silke-'
worth, Portland; J. A. Wntzler, St
I Louis; J. E. Bannon, Portland; V. E
! Stone, wife and daughter, Orrville, O,
YOU'RE THE PARTY
THAT'S LOOKING FOR GOOD GOODS AT PRICES THAT YOU CAN
AFFORD TO PAY AT PRICES THAT WILL HELP YOU LIVE WITHIN
YOUR INCOME
You'll find your wants at The United Store where
the course of buying for 125 Big Busy Stores brings the
prices down to meet your income.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
Savoy Hotel G urate.
! Walter Ashley, Wallowa; J. LeRoi j
Hadley, C. Jensen, Salt Lake City; G.
R. Archer, Canyon City; F. W. Fitz
patrick and family, Walla Walla; Dr.
C. B. Proebstel, Pendleton; Hams
Carll, D. B. Conner, Alicel; J. Cros
by Winchester, Ida.; E.. H. Becker,
Summerville; Guy Dick, Portland; E.
R. Swart and wife, Pendleton; H. T.
Battles, Paradise; S. A. Paugherty,
North Powder; J. T. Richardson,
Pendleton; M. C. Campbell, Boise; H.
A. Jinwall, Portland; H. B. Watson,
Kamela.
Queen Esther Circle to Meet.
j. lie iui;i;i iaiuisi vuv-ic ttki mvci.
tonight at the home of Mildred Oliver,
1802 First street. All members are
urged to be present.
Interest on Unexpended Funds
Salem, Or., June 19. The interest
collected by the 'County on its unex
pended funds during May was the
largest in its history, according bo fig
ures prepared by County Treasurer
jOrager, totaling $GG5.63, while the
interest collected during the same
"month in 1915 was .$492.23.
Ladies' Slippers 9gc
Ladies' Fancy Slippers, cloth tops $1.98
Ladies' Mary Janes $1.98
Ladies Pumps $ 1 .98, $2.9
?irJ?' 98c- 1-15' va lM
Ladies White Slippers 98c, $1.49, $1.98
Girls' White Slippers 89c, 98c, $1.25
Ladies' Vests 5C, ioc, 15c
Ladies' Unions 25c, 49c
Ladies' House Dresses .'.98c
Girls' Black Bloomers !.!.!!.!!! !25c
Men's Khaki Pants '..98c
Men's Work Pants , 98c
Men's Sport Shirts 49c
Boys' Sport Shirts 45c
Boys' Khaki Pants ,. ,i 49c
Boys' Unions 25c
Boys' Bathing Suits 49c
Men's Work Shirts ,, 45r
Men's Work Shoes ....... $1.98
Boston Garters lOc
Soft Collars, 2 for 25c
A NEW SHIPMENT OF WHITE AND GREY KID SHOES JUST RE
CEIVED, $8.00 VAALUE AT $5.50
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
Pendleton Wants Normal School
Pendleton. Or.. Juno 1Q A ..
. ' T ...... v. -" . . 1 V.l11-
fttltutionni iHimontmonf t.A
I ...... ...... utc es
tablishment of a normal school at
Pendleton -will Ibe presented to the
voters of Oregon at the election in
'November. A provision in the pro
posed amendment validates the pres
ent locations nf tVia TT;,.:t..
Oregon, the Oregon Agricultural col
lege and the Monmouth and Ashland
normal schools. The petition was
presented to the secretary of state
at Salem Saturday for his approval
of title and form. The provision
validating the location of the four
Drawing to Break Tie
Utilr.m tly limn 10 Af u li-nur
, ,..,..,..,.., vanaaung tne location of the four
drX W inserted because
! Clerk Gehlhar. D. G. Eastburn won
the Democratic nomination for jus-
live ui uuu pence ut rtuilisvmu.
Ti"l.!lllk fllll 11111 Ti T nllftln-lft Allill lirt
the Democratic nominees for con
stable for Iloieb and Champoeg pre
cincts respectively.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
urging the establishment of a normal
fechool flt Ppnfllfifn Tha PAnr11AfA
v.-u.wvvama IIV A bllUICWII
Commercial association has initiated
the movement, nnl An
two weeks will have petitions in cir
culation all over the state.
The amendment will nrnvMn tm
an appropriation of $125,000 for
administration hnilrlinir nnrl
tory for young women, and for
one-twenty-fifth of a mill tax for
maintenance. Thp nrovisinno will
lamend section 'three of article 14 of
the state constitution,
Pendleton will provide a site free
and has already taken nn ontion on
12 acres of land in the west. nd nf
the city. ...
125 BIG BUSY
STORES
Farm Home Is Burned
Kelso, Wash., June 19. The farm
house on the Oscar Peterson place,
in the Shnnnrhni tiaitrlilmlm. m
totally destroyed by fire Friday
evenincr, Thp mnfmio luUnmnr.
an Ben Guier and family, were almost a
miai loss. a sparK rrom the chim
ney alighting on the roof is supposed
io nave started tne maze.
Rose Show at Kelso
the COnStitlliAn nnnir., ,
V.IIMUU JllUViiiOu
Mat all state institutions be estab
lished at the seat of government.
ers from Uma mi HZTrEL.1 Wash,, June 10.-Uder the
and Wheeler counties holl i, '""nagement of the Ladies' Aid so-
esolution was unanimouslv aHnntorf 7. ! :y ?l tf? Christian church, Kelso
- ' , Saturday held its first men linw
jTheie, was a fine street parade in
Jwhich only children participated;
J Marry !aby carriages, wheeibarrows
j'aiul push carts were handsomely dec-
oiateu wicn roses and the show at
tracted large crowd along . the
streets. -r, .
T IIB 1IIIIMII ! I
M A l;TA I ' iiitti'iiv : rr
y ,'ifKI CAN TliOOI'K LEDFRS
lfv:'te ''f i
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PH'WJ M mount nn l,nlfn. . k " l.10".8 r..nrlii
......
Berries Bring Good Prices
Springbrook, Or., .June 19. The
Springbrook Canning Co. has been
shipping strawberries for the Fruit
Growers" union and reports that
'there hnvi llMin ioroiiro,l ffnn;l vai
Kurns for the crop. Although the
crop -was light the growers will re
ceive considerable more for the ber
ries per crate than in previous yoars.
German General Dies Suddenly ' "
Amsterdam, June 19. Via London.
I-ieutenant General Count TTpI.
muth von Moltke, chief of the sup
plemeHbary general staff of the Ger
man flPWv. Hio1 np Vinnv nnnnlnvTt
luring a service of inourmng m the
reionsrajr- lor the late f ield Marshal
von dcr Goltz.
Today Last Day
The Queenly Beauty
Kitty Gordon
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"HER MATERNAL
RIGHT"
World Film Coiporation-Brady-Madt
General Frederick I'liiislnn.
NOTED Kill CATOHS AT SCHOOL
'Miovy is sliown Cieneral Funston's
uiuiories such as will be in
h i cat demand in case of war with
' I .. , lno,uPPPr insert is Gen
t ial lershing who took this group of
mountain lighters after Villa. Funs
ton is the man of the hour since the
war elmnl fell dose to the horizon
j Two Comedies
General J. J. Pershing. A A A A. jt, -t. , ,v .
. ' ' r rTTTTyftttf ttf t j(
ARCAD
1
Specialists ol'
re Among
National
O. A.
O. A. (V l ,
, - -"f luiim-iiy sue tra-
K..,,,,,, I ," .?'1. the,st''t i' many parts and
the lstr..rV ; , r. . .,:.,,l.'a'..nunt''l . the work be-
C. : "V""- 1,1 ln? ."n of home economics
. . I" "' "iiiKing. for the last two
Oregon Agricultunl i 'll i- ' 3 ccn su!'Prvisor of home
nf .be ll S , '": "M.,;,i","ll,fUo" .AIiss Ravenhill was one of the
: ' in x'jurncrs
supervisor ol
Oakland, Cal.,
BEST
BY
TEST
It is not. yet too lalo to have
your baby's picture t:iken free
at the Townc Studio, 'l'hev are
taken hy elwtrie light. Never
mind the weaU.cr.
m i . : in.-it win-
ler. She IS Jill in Arn(in..l
on tie physical requirements and
; .entitle sanitation of the human race,
nd iln author of note. She has spec
'ze, I particularly in the physical
i mntal and monil activities of child
, Hood ami their relation to their train
, ii'g m thc hem,, and school.
Ifn members of the regular faculty
'tier twenty-seven courses for tench
"f mn"l'l tiining. In home eco-
viKui, imuiiy memtiers are1
.conducting work. I'oui of thc faculty i
ciniiitvv !...,,. w . ........ --'"ooi ot commerce carry!
'!'" i-Pv. Vhe ';e and eulin IJ'lwr.f V",s.' sul,J'Fct?- Ar'-!
in-lit v of ii'.iluiiviil ,i i. ;-."'vu n seven instructors
H this there are four courses eon- i
niv t-u in nil ii.-ni o..l;..i:....
.Mrs. I.. V. .,;
Home Keononii.-s ..i
.m.ss ice ivav.wilull. formerly of
Kings (ollep.. London-,,,, intcrna
l'''iial authority on domestic seienee
''"I . W- - Likenbe.y, of the Uni
versity of cliieag,.. specialist in gen
e;:il science, are among the instrue
;'"o f,,!" nner school work
Dr. liawdeii is one of the leading
aiiilionlies on vocational udueation in
the I'nited States. His work has ear
ned hn t n,;,ny different parts of
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Are You Ready For
CJHIAUTAU
.on, n,,!,.,, ,,v ,,, ,.,., nf schools of
tlie I eit.'d States. In this way he
Kis '..(-i n enable I to unite the value of
n -" -pecial knowledge to the most
siiives-till practice to 1-e found any
Hhere in Ame-ica and therebv le
eiui a I'm m of training in theory
and practice both correct.
Mrs. Kiibbius was foiineily con
nected with the Ktnsinn Service nt
Ho iii. - .. : . ... ,
. .ii'iinsii-y, pnysics and gen
eial science: six courses in chemistry
I wo m pnysics; two in botany; three
in education; five in F.nglish; "three in
ni.-iory; and four in elementary math
ematics. Tlie session opened for rcr-'-t.iatiiin
last .Monday and class work j
iicgan Tuesday morning. !
If Not
See Our Line of Tents, Folding Cots, Camp Stools
and Tables
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W.H.B
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Piii-niatiiA r ..
uuiuuic department.
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