' FRIDAY,1 JULY 7, 1916.
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
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KODAK
tell the Summer
Story
Kodaks to fit the purse
and the pocket
RED CROSS
DRUGSTORE
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., LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Kodak means " better p
i Red Cross Drug store. Ad'
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Don't forget that Pauline is still
fixing those aggravating little tears.
Adv. - 6-1-tf.
Second-lhana furniture wanted. Do
not sell until yon consult By era, on
Farmers. Telephone. 3-16-lm
We pay nest prices For second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Blacl
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Shores' Tax Service, Sommer no
te). Main 740 Adv. . 2-2l-tf
j Those three nice show cases at
'.present in use, for sole by Silver
' thorn's Family Drug store. Adv. ...
I Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for
$1.25. Peoples MarXet 1419 1-2 Ad
ams. Ave. r 6-8-tf
Ladies! $5.50 cash saved, if you
buy regular $25.00 Hot Point Vacuum
Cleaner at Electric Supply Co., this
week for $19.50.' Ill Depot St.
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A bartrain in show1 cases. Anyone
interested in a good buy on several
show cases call at the Silverthom
Family Drug store. Adv. ' 7-6-tf.
Good eats and cool drinks at the
Silverthom Fountain. Adv. 7-6-tf.
Used Autos fur Sale.
' We have a number ot excellent used
cars for sale at very reasonable
prices. To responsibe parties we
may be able to arrange time pay
ments on a portion sof the selling
price. Before buying any kind of a
machine call and let us figure with
you. Adv. .-
5-31-tf. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE.
ONE-HALF PRICE SALE.
On ladies' suits and coats at Jones &
Rabone, West-Jacobson Bldg., next
Y. M. C.A. Adv. . 5-28-tf.
A: Real Automobile Bargain ,'.
1914 Car, electric lights and starter .:
Car cost $1385, driven 6000 miles,
First-class shape. Carl C. fcvans. La
Grande Garage. " ' .
1 ' ' ' Notice. ''"" ''.
Notice is hereby given, that the
partnership heretofore existing, be
tween J. G. Stitzinger and J, J. Bar
trum, partners as Stitzinger & Bar
trum, has this day been dissolved, and
that all outstanding obligations of the
said partnership will be paid by J. J.
Bartrum, upon due presentation to
him.
Dated, June 28, 1916.
J. G. STITZINGER,
J. J. BARTRUM, i
D 6-28-10t.
. Buy the be3t when you buy by get
ting the Ansco Speedex film. The
height of perfection in films at Sil
verthorn'sj Adv. - 7-6-tf.
Geo. Rippeys new ana second hand
furniture store highest prices paid
for second hand furniture, 215 Fir St.
Adv. 5-4-tf.
For Sale.
One 40-62 Case Steel Separator
complete with self feeder and Wow
stacker. Has been used three sea
sons and is in first class shape. Can
be bought for $200 if taken at once.
For further information write Basche
Sage Hardware Co., Baker, Oregon.
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If you want a touring
Black 321. Adv.
taxi call
5-18-tf.
S&SafeLfeht
Self and home protection
demand an
Electric house lamp
Its safety and fireproof features
make it a necessity. Its genuine,
guaranteed, long service Tung
sten battery and Mazda lamp
'tsifre3 flood Of light. And--'
the trademark En rrndy is your
asfir-1 protection, neuer
Stop in ana miiKe
y o u r choice
j from our assort
ment of Errmirfj)
portable lt.;nps.
B. W. HUGHES,
Sporting Goods Store
Turner Oliver is temporarily locat
ed over Putman's Drug- store while
the Sommer building is being re
paired. Adv. 6-9-tf.
Private maternity home, skilled at
tention. WriLe P. O. box 156, or
phone Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf.
Let us develop your films and print
vour pictures on Cyko paper. Satis
faction guaranteed at 'Silverthom 8,
Adv. 7-b-tt,
Vuleanizinir New outfit for han
dling auto tires and tubes. Prompt
attention. Ambrose Wright, 1420
Adams. Adv. 6-30-tf.
Honey to lAtan.
On improved real property in Union
countv. no delays, current rates. L
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
IfishermenI
REDCROSS (
AMBULANCE (
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
call !
City Stables, Main 717 V
Day or Night . i
Round-trip tickets to
points on the Joseph
Branch from Looking
Glass to Lostine, also to
Meacham, will be on
sale Saturdays and Sun
days at one and one
third fare.
Return limit
Sunday.night.
will be
For information tickets,
etc., ask
J. H.KEENEY
Agent O-W R R. & N.
HORSES, MULES WANTED
Large Animals for English Army
Sought ror By Buyers
Wp will huv larcre horses and mares
for the English army, and also good
geldings 14-2 to 15 lianas nigmi; an
they grow; also U. S. artillery geld
ings, 15 to 16 hands high; buy some
geldings 14 to 15 hands high;; all
etwlr must-, he five vears to nine and
no light grays. Must be sound. Tele- J
phone Main 78 or main z.
tf La Grande.
That Says "QUALITY" in Every Stitch
Anticipating July wants we gathered here a most pleasing assortment of mus-j
lin undergarments for particular; women. We've bjt'en particular about the
materials, the laces and embroideries and workmanship of " every garment.
Many things about these garments Avould lead one to believe that tbey hlad.
been nijade by a woman's deft fingers at home they are so pretty. ';'".-
Goaviis
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to $2.98
Skirts :..83e to $1.29
Drawers.
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28c to 98c
CorsetCovers 28c to $1.17
Combinations 89c to $1.29
Princess Slips 89c to'$2.98
Chemise :39c to 98c
Envelope chemise.
1...:.... .....89c to $1.29
CHILDREN'S
...'. MUSLDTWEAR
Pants :........;...13c to 30c
Skirts :mi:...:...43c to 57e
Princess Slips ....43c to 83c
downs .....:-23c to 79c
For
vears
Middy Skirts .
children age 4 to 12
98c
Perfect Fitting Knit Underwear
Underwear that ; is carefully fashioned from selected yarns light in weight,
yet of a quality that will give the maximum of service for the money expend
ed. Union suits in the most popular styles and separate garments. Dis
criminating women will appreciate the soft finish and all around beauty of
the underwear we are offering at moderate prices.
Sleeveless Vests J. - 13c to 48c; Child's Vests .........-..-..........lOc to 30c
Pants ........1 28c to 35c ; Child's Pants ...:....... ....-12e to 30c
Union Suits 28c to 95c ; Union Suits ..................25c and 35c
Notice. 1
All oersons having stock in Gaskell
pasture are notified to take them out
by Monday July lOtth, They will be
turned out by tne present owners,
Blokland Bros. Adv. (-v-oc
Quofitij tfte $une-Duced
FOR RENT Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms. Call BlacK ssi.
- Adv. v J -- " "- v 7-7r2ts.
FOR RENT Close in; clean pleasant
housekeeping rooms. Also light
housekeeping room, 1617 Fourth
street. Adv. , 7-7-tf.
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PERSONAL MENTION
tei'V Elgin; Albert Bern'inge:-, Chica
go; M. V. Atkins, Bromide, Okln.; J.
Dregan, Portland; r'. A. un?nion, lin
ker.' - '' " "
Ed. Jasper, Farmer and Grange; -S.
D. Crowe, Mgr. Home Telephone Co.;
Linden McCuilough, Supt. of Schools
elect; ; .' :
Mrs. C. O. Baker, of Nebraska, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Bush, left today for
Portland on a visit and will return to
La Grande before going on to her
home.
George Barnhart, chairman of the
Grievance committee for the Engi
neers' Brotherhood, went to Walla
Walla today after being here on busi
ness matters.
John Hughes, a brakeman, who is
chairman of the Trainmen's Brother-
Summer Footwear
Warm days call for pumps. Many pretty styles
in dress pumps for street wear it $2.50 to $4-50
White Sport Oxfords, per pair
$3.50
Tan cloth English. Shoes,
price ., :
with rubber
soles,
$2.50
Black, white and tan sandals in all sizes
Children's white, patent and tan sandals
One lot Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords, all good
' style and values up to $4.00, sale price, per pair
: j $1.75
J. FRENCH
Shoe Co.
Indian Mission Wants Students
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis, July 6. Students of agricul
tural colleges, who have trained in
.foreign missionary work, are wanted
bv fnreiirn missionary boards to con
duct agricultural demonstrations and
educational worK in dnaia.
"The Honorable Claude Hill," says
t.hn re.nort issued bv the Presbyterian
Board of Missions,-' wno is a meniuei-
of the Viceroy cabinet for agncul
tiirB Vins smrffested that the missions
help in getting out men with practical
experience tor government oeniunai.m-
tion in agriculture.
"The government of India is intro
ducing short courses in agriculture in
to the rural schools. This work is be
ing started with three men who have
been trained and will continue with
twenty more men this summer.
A number of O. A. C. students have
taken the work to qualify for foreign
service in rural agriculture. They are
Hand Dances Sot.
After the Elks' band conducts its
big concert and dance in Imbler, to
night, its next big attraction will
probably be two dances in iuber hull
July 21 and 22.
BERGERON VIOLIN I
SCHOOL
REX HALL
!" . (Room 2)
ORCHESTRA FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
FOR SALE
Residence, corner of Fifh and
Penn, close in, next to Library.
Furnished or unfurnished. Terms
see owner
A. B. CHERRY
WRECKED
The Old White School
Laree Number 2 x 12-24
Large Number 2 x6-28
. SEE-- ,
VINACXE OR ;
KAMERER
'Phone Black 1532
hood crievance committee went to
Walla (Walla this morning on busi- fbeing informed of the present demand
Fred B. Currey is in Pendleton to-Hvnes of men called for: "One man
day on state fair business. (strong in desert problems and irriga-
Mrs. H. L. Ford and children left -tinn fnr the desert state of Bikaner.
Wednesday evening for Silverton to ?-he Maharajah has passed 'orders thnt
visit her mother and brother and ex- !i, : t,owo hnHcret to carrv on his
pects to be away a couple 01 montns.
George T. Cochran was operated
on at the Grande Ronde hospital this
morning for appendicitis. No serious
consequences ore anticipated. Mrs.
Codhran was able to leave the hos
pital but a few days ago after hav
ing undergone a similar operation.
Senator E. E..' Kiddle left this
morning for the east, expecting to
finally extend the journey as far as
New York Uity. He wm De away two
or three weeks.
J. M. Gasset went over to Union
this morning for a short business trip
which will probably be extended to nis
farm in Cove.
Mrs. Klees has received word that
the condition of her son, Leo, who was
recently operated on at The Dalles
for appendicitis, is far from encour
aging and elicits no nttie anxiety a
to the possible income.
Foley II ;ci Arrivals.
R. V. Powera, F. P. Reed, i wdle-
ton; G. O. Piatt. St. Iouis- John .
Cook, Spokane-, Mrs. Willeits. Cn
terbille, Iaj W. W. Moore, San Fran
cisco; C. E. Hilen, La Ciosjc, Wis.;
C. F. Abell, Portli.id; J. H. Correll
and wife, Waie3 Meyers and wife,
Rochester, N. Y.; Chas. Shields, En
terprise; G. W. Goodwin, sun rran-
cisco; U. W. WjDlty, romana; r.. o.
Roberts and wife. Pwria. 111.: Mrs.
Georira Russell. Enternriso: W. L
Hanlin and wife, Mr. E. Fobs, Balti
more; Geo. Bucl.otty, M. T. Edwards,
Enterprise; T. .1 Mayor, F. B. Far
ley, Portland; W. H. Johnson, Baker;
S. J. Foster, Detroit' E. L. Scott,
Kansas City; F Crether, Chicago; R.
M. Wilson; J. B. Rh ude, Spokane.
'work. The Bikaner state will pay his
salary, travel, outfit, allowances, etc.,
on a missionary basis. There is much
to be said in favor of a young married
man whose wife could viBit the women
in the Palace."
"One man, Bembower or another for
the work in horticulture. Salary raised
on the field."
0. A. C. students interested may
'write' cither to Dean Cordley or to
Orville 'Reed, 15(5 Fifth Avenue, New
York.
Willamette Valley Fruit I
LOGANBERRIES $1.50, CURRANTS $1.50, BLACKBERRIES $1.75
. Delivered at residences in La Grande - . . (J
The above fruit will be delivered at any express office in Union or
Wallowa Counties, express prepaid at $1.(!0, $1.65 and $t.8S respec
tively, in lots of five or more crates to one address. .
Money-order or check must accompany all orders oa of La Grande.
ORDER QUICK
F. E. BORNEMANN
Corner of 8th and M Avenue, 1 Grande, Oregon
Phone Black J032
Sommer Hotel Arrivals.
A. J. Mavfield, A. E Mi.-.haclson,
Portland; Chas. G. Bilrj and wife,
Enterprise; Ida Mayer, lnnnnp; j.
M. Chamberlain, Port'ard; I. H.
Snow, Boise; Wm. Haaly, Portland;
W. H. Siedengo, Spokano; Phil V.
Hein. Boise: John Raddotz. J. D. Alt-
man, George J. Burl, Portland; T. E.
Pntman and wife. Martin Wycch,
Heavy Rains Make Bad Roads
Philomath, Ore., July 5. Many
touring parties, on . their way by
motor cars to Newport and Nye
Beach, have been held up by the
muddy roads west of Philomath. Just
preceding the recent hard rains the
road to Newport was in good condi
tion, having recently been graded
nnd smoothed flown for Diacticallv
its entire length, but as much of the i
road is without a covering of gravel
the red clay soil became very muddy
and slippery following the downpour.
A few days' dry weather will put the
road in fairly good condition again.
One party from Portland, with a big
load of passengers and camp equip-i
.ment, broke down just beyond Wren '
and was laid up for several days 1 1
making repairs to the car. A stripped J
differential gear caused the trouble, j a
r.f wnTA TTVITrt WAV '
Y. M. C. A. Membership Is ' Casting
Choice of Directors This Week.
. A heavy ballot is being cast by the
membership of the Y. M. C. A. for
election of five directors. The Vot
ing ends July 10th and members who
hnve not voted should do so at once.
The ballots are to be had from the
secretary. The following men hsve
hecn named by a committee as can
didates: " "
E.' D7 '-Selders," Blue Mountain
Creamery; J. H. - Trainer,. Superin
tendent Grande Ronde Hospital; W.
B Pickens,, with Pmlmer Mjll; Geo. H.
Currey, Sr.,. Real Estate; G. L..Lar-
RED PEPS
PHILOSOPHY
5 10 CASH
Bathiug Suits in de
msind. We have them,
all wool ....$3.50 to $9.00
White Sere Pants $5-00
White Duck Pants $1.50
Duck Pants, All Colors
Motorcycle Le.ings
'ITiree different kinds
Motor . Suits ...$4.50
Don't spoil a pood suit,
when you can buy a full
suit for .this money.
THE
iorm.lmt wb waute a worm? 1 WJVJl-iiVl
Andrewi Bro. .
J Spokane; Mra. R. C. Mays and duugfr