La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE HYX3: Ma .4 . Vacation 4 Kodaks .There is 'jto " dif f erence between a vacation Ko dak or a. Kodak for any -other reapp.n.vOi'.j; pur-, pose, but there is:no va-. rtation i,rompie1;e. with out a Kodak. Let' us sell you. a Kodak at a cost, ' of $1.50 up, one suitable. ' for j the children, or a larger one, for yoiirself. Even a: vest-pocket size for I traveling px,: vaca tion uses'. 1 All;Kodak and Photo Supplies also ; Red Cross I Drug Store 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. K -,-. LOCAL BREVITIES. jp fc . .!' 2 fr 2 1 "fr Take a kodak with you. Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. The: Queen Esther. Circle will give an ice cream social on the Methodist church lawn, , corner . Fourth and Spring streets, Saturday afternoon and evening, July 29.. Ice cream and cake' 15c. Adv. . v s 7-26-4t .. Try, , -Silverthorn's Fountain -'for those Delicious Drinks. '" " " ' 7-27tf V "i"Nie to CoaU-actors. V .'';' Bids will be received at the Medical Springs school house for a two-room school building, flans and specifica tions may be seen at the school house. Bids must be filed on July 81 at 2 v. m. . Board reserves .right to reject any una uu oias. . (Signed) J. E; TURNER, Chairman. MRS. G. W. SOUTH, Clerk. Adv. 7-18-lOt.. Getting Reiady Don't forget that Pauline is still flxteg those aggravating little tears. v-Adn - v ... -l-tf. Turner Oliver Is temporarily locat ed over Putman's Drug store while the Sommar huilrtinc in heinir T. paired. Adv. . : 6-9-tf. "Those favorite thirst quenching drinks prepared just right at Silver thorn's Fountain. 7-27-tf Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25. Peoples MrKet 14191-2 Ad ams Ave. 5-3-tf Used Autos ror Sale. We have a number ot excellent used cars for sale at very reasonable prices. To resporuribe parties we may be able to arrange time pay ments on a portion of the seUing prioe. "Before buying any kind of a machine call and let us figure with you. Adv. 5-81-tf. LEHGHTON'S GARAGE. Cherries for sale, 30c a gallon de livered. Phone C. C. Cates,. Farmers 12XX. Adv. 7-82-6t Try a speed ball at Silverthorn's Fountain. . . , . 7-27tf FOR SALE ! Residence, corner of ; Fifh and i Penri, close in, next to Library. J Furnished or unfurnished. Terms 'see owner i k 1 . . T B. cheeky; ; RUG MAN HERE Representative of the old re liable Northwest Rug Co., Port land, Ore. . Elegant Fluff Rug made from cast away old car pets. Phone Lynch and Stew artPleased to. show samples. Shores' Taxi Semce, Sommer Ho tel. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf Hot point vacuum . cleaner very best on market $25.00 -Electric' Sup ply Co., Ill Depot street. Adv. . 7-12-tf. REDCROSS AMBULANCE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. lr, call St. Louis Stables. Main 92 Day or Night ' Why Suffer With Heat? Brownell Electric Supply Co., Ill Depot street has complete stock of electric fans at very low prices. Call Main 726 and talk it over. Adv. 7-12-tf. Geo. Rippeys new ana second hand furniture store highest prices paid for second hand furniture, 215 Fir St Adv. . ? 5-4-tf. DRUG LESS BLOODLESS A. N. MAYVILLE, M. T. D. (Mechano Theropy Physician) The Most Advanced System of DRUGLESS TREATMENT Permanent Health Through Perfect Circulation . CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY Where others leave off I start in . Office Hours 1 to 4 p. m. .. Room No. l.Waverly Apt. 1311 O St. Phone Red 821 Will cal on you if so desiresd BERGERON VIOLIN SCHOOL . . REX HALL (Room 2) ; ORCHESTRA FOR ALL OCCASIONS Vulcanizing New outfit for han dling auto tires and tubes. Prompt attention. Ambrose wrignt, ikzv Adams. Adv. 6-30-tf. Bath Caps the kind that please, at Silverthonnfa ". - 7-27tf Money to tn. ' On improved real properly in Onion county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. We pay best prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO.. 404 Fir St.. Phone Black 83S1. 9-14, tf. For that camping out vacation take along a flash light. The lighted way tells. Silverthorn's. 7,27tf Private maternity home, skilled at tention. Write P. O. box 156,; or phone Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf. HORSES, MULES WANTED Large Animals for English Army Sought For By Buyers We will buy large horses and mares for the English army, and also good geldings 14-2 to 15 hands higfej all they grow; also U. S. artillery geld ings, 15 to 16 hands high; buy some geldings 14 to- 15 hands high; all stock must be five years to nine and no light grays. Must ba sound. Tele phone Main 789 or Main 92. CLAUD HOLLAND, tf La Grande. OM Hats. ' ' Do not throw them a way. We make old hats look like new. By the Wil3on Bros. way. ' New Foley Bldg. Phone Black I761.--Adv. 7-26-tf Going to the Sea-Side? Back home to visit the folks there. You require a good trunk, one that the BAGGAGE-SMASHER cant destroy. I have the kind, good trunks for less money. TRUNKS, TRAVEL ING BAGS, SUIT CASES. You must see them to know the excel lent values priced so low. GOING CAMPING. Gt prices here on TENTS, STOVES and CAMP OUTFITS. v My AUTO-TRUCK will take out parties. ,, .., F. D. HAISTEN, Furniture on Easy Payments Baptist Sunday school church and congregation wjll have a picnic at Kiverside park tomorrow. Convey ances leave Baptist church, corner Sixth and Spring at 10 a. nWThe fol lowing program will be-rendered at the park in the evening commencing 8 o'clock. Opening Song ; Congregation Scripture Reading and Prayer. . . . ' Pastor Instrumental Solo Iva Wilson S. S. Address . . Supt, Jesse Wiseman Recitation .......... Mildred Lovett Duet ............ Iva Wilson and Laverne DeLashmutt Recitation William Crymes Song ............. Milton Wiseman Recitation . Katie Wilson Song Marian Lovett Quartet, Etha Huffman, Iva Wilson, Axel Osterhoun, John Cochran. Address Geo. M. Link Solo Axel Osterholm Reading Cora Tickner Jones Singing By the School Benediction ..... Rev. J. W. Oliver. WANTED John L. Mars . says his services are for hire as he has done and can do almost anything and ' has the tools to do it with, and lots of energy left. Connected with 40 '. years of experience. If you want any work done name it, and he .' names a low price considering good quality in work. 7-27-3t Edward L. Leadbetter and Lilly Al len, both of North Powder, were uni ted in marriage by Justice of the Peace Williams in La Grande, Tues day, July 25, 1916. BORN in La Grande, July 26, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil McClure, a daughter. PERSONAL MENTION F. C. Brumwell, register of the land office, is a business visitor in Pendleton. Mrs. Jas. Mclntyre, of Wallowa, is visiting relatives and friends in La Grande. Miss Eula Hand, of Albany, Ore., is a guest at the home of her uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Bacon. R. J. Witte, formerly with Wood-ard-Clark of Portland, has accepted a position with the Silverthorn Family Drug store. Mr. and Mrs. J.' A. Horan expect to go to Wallowa Lake park to enjoy a brief outing for the last days of this week. Mrs. Herbert Miers and Mrs. A. P. Conley are registered at the Hotel Mocre at Seaside. They expect to sail for San Francisco tomorrow. E. W. Zamzow, traveling passenger agent for the Atchison, Topeka & Santo Fe system, which taps the Grand Canyon of Arizona, was in the city this morning on his way vo Baker. Miss Belle B. Edwards, teacher of domestic science and art in the La Grande high school and now visiting her parents in Monroe, Oregon, has sent in her resignation to the school board. Car Repair Foreman James Sulli van and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Richey left this morning for Joseph where they have been called by the untimely death of a baby yes terday evening. Mrs. A. G. Lane has returned from an absence of nearly a year on a visit in Illinois and other eastern states. Mrs. Lane's husband was the late Reverend L ane, former pastor of the Presbyterian church. for Harvest ' Means getting new tools, not only the big machinery, but obtaining the great number of smaller things that go along way . ' toward lightening the , burdens of summer field work. ! : . ' ; ' This store stands ready to meet all those needs more economically than would be possible elsewhere. . . Header forks, hay forks, barley forks, straw forks, machine oilers, ropes, cable pulleys, lubricating oils, axle grease, leatlt'er punches, riveting sets, hanmiers, scythes, etc. Barley Forks (5 tine) ..:.$1.48 Hay Fork of all kinds ;. Header Forks (4 tine) - ....$1.00 Straw Forks, all descriptions Bundle Forks (3 tine) .........73c Bundle Forks (4 tine) 78c Lubricating Oil, gal ......40c Machine Oilers , 13c to $1.00 Axle Grease 15c Riveting Sets ..75c to $1.15 Riveting Hammers . 75c Harness Rivets, soft steel coppered, 1-4 lb. pkg, asst'd., each 10c Copper Rivets, solid, box 40e Wrenches, all kinds ... ......38c to $1.23 Curry Combs, Horse Brushes, Har7 ness Punches and Snaps. Visit the Hardware Department REDUCED PRICES ON ALL OIL COOK STOVES and OVENS P.ussell Ralston, a popular student at the University of Oregon, is in La Grande visiting his mother Mrs. Kal ston and Brother Dr. Frank Ralston while touring eastern Oregon for Col lier classics. He is accompanied by Fmi Backwood, of Portland, who is likewise a U. of O. student, and after a brief stay here the two men will continue their work throughout Wal lowa county. AI Killing, assistant general freight agent of the O.-W. came to La Grande this morning to meet General Freight Agent Lounsberry who has been in Chicago attending a meeting of the Western classification agents. Mr. Lounsberry was a passenger on No. 17. W. H. Glenn, J. L. Woodell, Mrs J. D. Woodell and Miss Etta Woodell left today with a party of friend3 for a two weeks camping trip at Lehman Springs, making the journey in Dodge cars. It is reported there are now about 300 visitors at the Springs. Quality tju same-ltac&i to-. OIL Pile ATTRACTS LECTURE FOR CHILDREN NEXT SATURDAY General Manager of Realty Syndicate Company Explains Purposes Concerning the fine oil-painting ex hibit now being viewed by hundreds in this city. General Agent George T. Cromptom, of the Realty Syndicate company of Oakland, today explained the general plan of this exhibit as follows: "This is the . day of education. Every industry in the world recog nizes the fact that a University grad uate is as a rule more efficient and capable of more rapid development and with a greater possibility of suc cess thanvone who has had no such training. The farmer has proven that to raise good crops something more than hard work is essential. This is the season when one begins to look around for a choice of institution if it is the purpose to be in school the coming year. Where many people are found others wnnt to be. So it is with a school, where there are many students, there is where those just entering desire to go.' The great State University of California locat ed in- Berkeley is the second largest University in the United States rank ing next to Columbia University, New York City. The splendid climate of Oakland adds to the attraction. "The Realty Syndicate Company of Oakland have brought to La Grande at considerable expense a great oil painting of Oakland and its sister cities which shows the location of the University of California in a remark able way. This painting is here on exhibition for a few days and every one in La Grande and Union county should take advantage of the oppor tunity to see a wonderful production.. While it can be seen day or evening for the benefit of those living outside of La Grande, on Saturday afternoon four descriptive lectures will be given at 2 p. m. and 4 p, m., 7:30 p. m. and 9:00 p. m, r ..v ' Children's Day Set , ; "i "On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock: will be the Children's hour. All the school children and young people of La Grande are invited to a nature study talk on, California and the Saor; Francisco Bay, The lecturer on this . occasion will be Mr. George M. Link.. . They will have an opportunity at this s time to see the great painting." Homesteads Allowed." ; J"" Final homestead papers were, al lowed today at the land office to George C. Cox. He has as witnesses to his pretentions Lewis E. Titus and W. M. Haines, both of Union. , U Our Want Ads bring results. Mrs. S. R. Haworth is in Portland attending the grand lodge of Pythinn listers, as a delegate from the 1a Grande lodge. She was accompanied by her daughter Dorothy. Mrs. Mar ian Davis of Union will pre ;ide at the Supreme lodge of that, order next week. ...... Clearance Sale All Ladies' Misses and Children's Pumps. Every pair in the store on Bale: All $4.50 Pumps, now .. $3.60 All $4.00 Pumps, now .....$3.20 All $3.50 Pumps, now ; ..$2.80 All $3.00 Pumps, now ........$2.40 All $2.50 Pumps, now . .. .$2.00 X One lot of Ladies' Pumps, over 100 pairs, regular price from $3.00 to $4.50. On sale at, $1.75 per pair If you want good bargains we have them. L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO.