La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1916, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 191G.
PAGE EIGHT
We Obey Your
Doctor's Orders
We feel our responsibility to you and your physi
cian and make it a point of honor to see that you
get just what he prescribes.
Prescriptions are compounded according to scien
tific; methods, and accuracy is insured by the use
of the double-check system. We use; the finest
drugs obtainable, and our stock is adequate. Our
prices are always reasonable and based on the
actual cost of ingredients.
For these reasons we ask to be favored
,'ith your prescription trade
Sun Francisco; S. King, Beroley, Cat.;
0. L. Lenniui-.or, Portland; D. Camer
on, Enterpriso; D. H. Mansfield, Ath
ene; J. Peters, Portland; Geo. Pore
niaii, San Francisco; E. A. Schiffler,
Pi-ndleton; C. Hagerman, R. M. Hop
kins, Portland; J. Mitter, Spokune;
Merle Turner, I .a Grande; B. E.
Scharf, Porthind.
(Jurats at Wallowa Lake Park.
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La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager.
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
Wallowa Lake, July 26. (Special)
Guests at the lake include L. Bou
chcl, S. F. Andrew, Portland; Her
man Suhl and family, Pendleton; Mr.
a.ul Mrs. F. A. Daley, Bessie Strick
ler, Portland; Lawrence Smootz,
Walla Walla; J. H. Sturges, Pendle
ton: 0. W. Bunting-, La Grande; Cath
erine and Dora Jackson, Portland; Mi
lan W. Smith and family, Portland;
Mi-, and Mrs. F. T. Mittaur, Baker;
Duothy and Catherine Phillips, Port
land; W. J. Nowland and wife, A. S.
Duryea and wife, La Grande; W. W.
V.'fser and wife, F. A. Williams and .
wire, Milton; Dr. Dora J. Underwood, '
Mrs. R. W. Logan, La Grande; Mrs. I
R. W. Menefee, Portland; R. K. Bol-
lcrmann and wife, Walla Walla; Al.
E. Clarke and wife, M. W. Barrett
and wife, W. F. Kellerman and wife, I
Mrs. C. F. Hall, W. L. Powers and
wife, Robt. A. Foster, Lewiston; S.
D. Houck and wife, Joseph; Fay
Wade, Arlena and Audry Combs, M.
Hi.miflMc I FT Avfnll nr., I ,: "!
Reynolds, Cub Smith, Enterprise; J. 4T
Marr, Joseph; E. J. Johnson, Baker; j
Mrs. F. J. Aldrich and party. Walla Ji
water; Jos. Krauss, Oatmann, Ariz.;
M. Luth, La Grande; Henry L. Ander-
sor, Mayme Anderson, Lyla Jones.
Dr. C. J. Barrett, Vale; Etlma An
derson, Boise, Idaho.
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SHOES
From THE UNITED STORE means-shoe wear-shoe
satisfaction shoe money saved
LADIES SLIPPERS-,
All 1916 New Style-
.98
2
MEN'S DKKSS SHOES
Grossettsj Browns, Star Brands
$2.98, $3.S&, $3.98, $4.50, $4.98
CHILDREN'S SLIFKtfRS-A
' 1916 Makes and Jdels
98c, $1.15, $1.25$1.3l $1.49
MEi.'SfVORK SHOES
."""Star Brand, Weyen bergs
$1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98
BABES' 'SLIPPERS )
Hard Sole
49c, 69c, 98c
Babes' Soft Soles-
V25cr45c
BOYS' SHOES
Full of Bov Wear
$1.15, $1.25, $1.39, $1.49, $1.79, $1.89,
$1.98, $2.49
Should Sloan's Liniment Go Along?
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YOU CAN
DO BETTER
ffl" THf UNITED STORE 125 -mss
J. C. PENNEY CO.
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Of course it should! Vnr after a
strenuous day when your muscles Xtf f f tt f tt f f f f f f f tf
pplication of Sloan's Linimnnt will
take tfi soreness ajid stiffness nmviwivTrn
J . V-.. : it V M.'r, '
aim gci wu in line sHupe icr me mor
row. Yoflyshould also use it for a
sudden attaJfe of toothkche, stiff neck, I
backache, stnVs. bites Vnd the mnnv !
accidents that re incidental to a va
cation. "We woYld as soon leav our
baggage as go onX vacation or camp FIVE roonWfurnisied house, close
-A party oftwo or three
to go down the rtver from Elgin to
Lewiston. Call or write X). W. Bar-
Elg-in, Oregon Kitnjn 5 days,
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PERSONAL MENTION
'h 4 4 'Tr
Dan JSommer is
from Elgin today.
a business visitor
Miss Ella Copelund of Walla Walla
is a guest at the O. E. Silvei-thorn
' home this week.
Chias. Jester lhas gone to Bend to
apend several weeks in the interest of
Modern Woodmen.
Kev. and Mrs. Tickner spent Tues-
-an,y.ana Wednesday in the country,
. unr jfueeis or biii-s. Mary J. Unvis.
A. D. Smith, sulesman of thw
American Type Founders company, is
again in La Grande after an absence
from this territory of nearly 10 years.
V. '. Jones and family are in tho
eily visiting friends They came
overl,ln(l from Idaho and will continue
their trip after completing the visit
iiere.
"Miss Margaret Corbett is home
""' from&an Francisco to remain for t'ho
'balance-of the summer on a visit with
her. pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cor-
batt. ,
Mrs. Harriet R. McDonald went to
Hot Lake today with the expectation
or remaining a few weeks for the pur
pose of a rest and general recuperation.
All. and Mrs. E. E. IJonis and son
arrived yesterday from Plummer, Ida
ho, on a visit to Mrs. Dorris' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Finley. Mr.
Dorris is a native of La Grande and a
son of W. II. Dorris, a pioneer hard
ware merchant of La Grande in tho
curly days. He is a nephew of Mrs.
L. 1 1. Rumelluirt.
out without Sloan'sniment." Writes
one vacationist: "We uTn it for every
thing from cramps to toothache." Put
a bottle in your bag, be prepared and
have no regrets. Adv.
Use our Want Ad column.
choice loca
Main 752,
Adv.
Lfor rent.
ramie Inv.
in; I
Pbtne
Savoy Hotel Guests
i'. J. Hegenlan, A. E. Conrad, Pen
dleton; R. Morrison. Guv L. Dick.
'Portland; Curl Kofford, Fred Kof-
ford, D. W. Kofford, W. S. Kofford,
Union; Mrs. E. Bare, Bclva Hamil
ton, Joseph; D. B. Conner, Cove: A.
J. Mclntire. Rov Dunn. Enterprise:
Carl F. Sam, F. A. Hartley, Caldwell; I
Henry Sohaffcr, Wallowa.
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and!
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.
DCR0SS (
U1ANCE (
(jhnerikamp Co. f
fables, Main 92 I
RE
AMB
W. H. B
Louis
Day of' Night
Remove Face Blemishes.
Pimples, blackhead3, acne, tetter,
ring worm and thafc dreaded eczema
can be permanently removed from
our face and Body by Dr. Hobson's
czema Ointments Itlis no loneer
necessary to go alpuna with an un
sightly complexionV and suffer the
painand annoyance that goes with
unsigktly ailments. Dr. Hobson's Ec
zema Ointment is a time tried, guar
anteed emedy, good for infants,
adults anftaged who suffer with skin
ailments. 'Buy a box today, start- us
ing at once Money back if not sat
isfied. 50c atour druggist. Adv.
RUBY'S CYCLE AND
VPPLY SHOP
II makes of motorcycles and any-
the front license number.
M'-s. D. Fitzgerald is a Walla
- Walla visitor, having expected to
.leave on No. 17 at tho usual hour this
morning but didn't get out of town
urit:l imum on account of the dcrail
Anotits on the other side of the moun
"" tain.
Sommor Hotel Guests
H. W. Lindhard, San
Jlrs. M. E. Mays, Joseph; Mr. und I
Mrs. Ross B. Wade, Miss Ruth Mac-
key, Boise; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Fordney, J. E. Clark, Portland; R.
Puidin, North Yakima; A. D. Smith,
James Greggs, Portland; V. W. Ful
ton, Seattle; James Austin, Pendle
ton; J. F. O'Neill, Portland; E. H.
Hindermnn, Spokane.
The use of Page and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray linir to its iinturai
color (lutes hnek to gr.indmotlier's time.
She used it to keep her hair beautifully '
Hark, glossy and attractive. Whenever.
her Irnir took tin that dull, fadi-il
streaked uppeurMncc, this simple raixt'
" inweu wiiii M-onderitil ellect. J
Hut brewing at home is miissvand
out-of-datc. Nowadays, by askijfc at
any drug stori for u 50 cent lxf tie W I
"Wyeth's Saci and Sulphur CoiioundA! I
T. : VOU Will POL tllri fnntOlw M .1 nrrfmrfifMn
i iujiciscu, I , . T .. . r-rr'"-."'.,
Mr ,n,l ,ull'ruveu oyme aduitioii ototlier in
gredients, which euii be depened upoa to
remure niuniju color ana ur.iucv to the
hnir.
A well-km
it darkens
evenly that
applied. Yin aininlv
or soft bruh with i
Foley Hotel Gucstx.
I). A. Baringer, San Francisco; E.
I ... Hnnke, Geo. B. King, Spokane; C.
L. Hurd, Corvallis; Sam L. Neil,
Pendleton; I). R. Atehinson, F. M.
Kennedy, Portland; W. B. Jameson,
ib rough yon
a time. Hjj
appears, and
two, it becomes
glossy.
Wyeth's i
is a delight
W'ho dt-sire
mn downtow-idnipgist says
nnir so naturally and
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ta
t
iu
i
hiohodv ca-n fell it has been
mp'n a sponge
draw this
r hair, tatfing one strand at
niomingtlie grav hair dis-
.ifter .".iither application or
bunutifullr dark and
age iLfut Milphur Oimpound
ul tiiet reutuuite tor those
re .youthful appearance.
It is not. intended for the cure, mitigati
or prevention of disease.
drugle'ss bloodless
a. x. mayville, m. t. d.
(MeehanrnTrrvpy Physician)
Most Advanced System of
DRHGLESS TREATMENT
'ermaneJtt Meaitn inrougn renecc
.Circulation
CHRONV! DISEASES A
-'SPBCIALTY
Where others leWe off I start in
Office Hours to 4 p. m.
Room No. 1 Wtyerly Apt.
1311 O St. Phone Red 821
Will cal on you if sKdesiresd
Experience mth
A 1 A 11 1
mine rrom tne sianc
If your machilvo hog got a touch of the blues and
trying to take its spire-but on you bring it in and we
will test it out anfiHell you the trouble free of charge.
Get That iTwriMower Sharpened
ALL WORK. GUARANTEED
SCKED
The OMWhite School
Largeiiiber 2 x 12-2-1
Large Number JJx 6-28
SEE
VINAOKE OR
KAMERER
'Phone Black 1532
Notice to School Directors
It will soon lo time fprhool to take up. Lias
building in your district been renovated and
ractive as paint, wall paper,
can make it?
tion and attractiveness so un
building.
'hiii vvrirtnnerYirfrerhiisr
fiiid just the right materials
we can send hrst-class men
me
made as niean ai
varnish anakalso
In no biuldintr
porta nt as the
Don t deux
right a way. You
here and if you desire
to do the work.
a i mil
F. E. OXNER.
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