TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916, '
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,
PAGE FEVB
Just a little better soda water
WHEN A MAN'S A MAN
drinks than general? told, at Silver
thorn's fountain. . 8-6-tf
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Harrold'Bell Wright's '
Latest Bcfok and the Book of the Year.
Get your copy now.
$1.35 Each
At .v,;.-,, .
Red Cross Drug Store
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Vacation kodaks, $1.00 and up.
Red ;Ctoss Drug store. Adv. 7-29-tf.
Turner Oliver is temporarily locat
ed over Putman's Drug store while
the Sommer building is ' being re
paired. Adv. , 6-9-tf.
A slumbering volcanor feared and
respected the worst, Wm, S. Hart
in Hell s rflnges at Arcade tomorrow,
Adv. . . 8-8-lt,
- Hell'sHiiges is one of the greatest
pictures "S-J liave ever shown. E. J.
Myrick, meager of Columbia theatre,
Portland. Adv. 8-8-lt.
Used Autoa Tor Sale.
We have a numter ot excellent usid
ars for sale at very reasonable
prices. To responsibe parties we
may be able to arrange tune pay
ments on a portion of the selling
price. Before buying any kind of a
, machine call and let us figure with
I you. Adv.
5-31-tf. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE.
Tlhs tie that holds . the home to-
8-8-lt. gether UPPER CRUST. Adv.
Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for
$1.26. Peoples Market 14191-2 Ad
ams Ave. - 5-3-tf
8-2-tf.
Why Suffer With Heat?
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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.
i W 7-12-tf.
Try a
Fountain.
ball at Silverthorn's
K 7-27tf
Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer no
tel. Main 740 Adv. -2-21-tf
Your films are properly developed . . na hand
and good finishing and printing done f uure toV-hi ghest prices paid
satisfactorily at Silverthorn's Family , tor gocon(j hand furniture, 216 Fir St
Drue Store; , 8-5-tf !Adv. , . 5-4-tf.
Hot point vacuum cleaner very
best on market J25.00 Electric Sup
ply Co., Ill Depot street. Adv.
7-12-tf.
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Money u iVmb.
On Improved real property m Union
county, no delays, current raws. La
Grand Investment Co. Adv.
We pay nest prices lor second
rt.A f,,n,lnM nVAT.'S FITRNI.
TURE CO., 404 Fir SU Phone Black
Hell Hinges the big Western pro- 1
auction U the Arcade Wednesday ana
ThursdaJ-Adv. 8-8-lt.
Mrs. Newly Wed says: UPPER
CRUST for me. Adv. 8-2-tf.
Private maternity home, skilled at
tention. Write P. O. box 166, or
phone Black 8981. Adv. 7-6-tf.
Old Hats.
Do not throw them a way. We
make old hats look like new. By the
Wibon Bros. way. New Foley Bldg.
Phone Black 1761. Adv. 7-26-tf
During Dr. H. S. Brownton's. ab
sence, until about Soptember 1st, Dr.
R. F. Murphy will have charge of his
dental office over the Red Cross Drug
store. Adv. 7-29-tf.
Just try those delicious Peach-Orange
and Grape Sherbets at Silver
thorn's. . 8-5-tf
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FOR SALE
Residence, corner of Fifh 'and
Penn,, close in, next to Library.
Furnished or unfurnished. Terms
see owner. . '
A. B. CHERRY
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REDCROSS
AMBULANCE
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
call
St Louis Stables, Main 92
Day or Night
BERGERON VIOLIN
SCHOOL ,
REX HALL .
(Room 2)
ORCHESTRA FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DRUGLESS BLOODLESS
A. N. MA i ViLLls, m. i.
(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. 1 Waverly Apt.
1811 O St. Phone Red 821
Will cal on you if so desiresd
Notice to Contractors. -
Bids will be received bv the School
hnnrd at. Kamala for an addition to
the school house 21 by 50. Specifica
tions may be seen at J&ameia. mas
must be filed by August 15, at z p. m.
Board reserves right to reject any
and all bids.
(Signed). W. W. GUTHRIE,
' Chairman.
W. W. WATSON,
Clerk.
Kamela, Ore. July 27, 1916.
Adv. 8-Z-lll
As .the acorn grows to
he the mighty oak. so
children, when rightly
nmmshed. crow to be
sturdy men and women.
Good flavor and the
essential nourishing
elements for mental and
physical development
of children are found in
the famous food
Grape-Nuts
Made of whole wheat
.! maltad barlev. this
ujju. v
pure food supplies all
tViA nutriment of the
grains in a most easily
digested torm.
T Ancfi the heart good
to see little folks enjoy
Grape-nuts ana cream.
"There's a Reason"
Sold by Grocers
lrnr cWnincr white and colored
shoes, just what you need also for
cleaning hats and fabrics, at Silver
thprn's Family Drug Store. 8-5-tf
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ill.. II t nA frnni start to finish.
nitk vtinfran at. AtTflde Wednesday
Thiirnrfnv. Adv. 8-8-lt.
n.-'t. no- tliot 'Pmillne la still
fixing those aggravating little tears.
If you love ' your husband buy
TTPPER CRUST. Adv. 8-2-tf.
Cucumbers the kind you want, for
o.lo Coll BIhoIc 1861. -o-ot
The Power of Thirty-
MHVMBH MMHBBslsaaHHsHllssansl MHsM MiilslMHBMMMMsla
Five Millions
The buyers for more than five-hundred stores are
assembled together at Chicago this week placing ord
ers jointly for merchandise in quantities so much
greater than any one merchant can buy that these
banded-togetflier merchants get their goods way be-
low what others have to pay.
These 500 merchants comprise the R. C. U. (Re-,
tailers Commercial Union). ' ,
Their combined buying power is more than thirty
five million dollars.
Ours is the only R. C. U. Store in this section.
Ours is the store of 'more for your money' because
our goods cost us less. . ' ;
Watch for the new goods that we are buying, this
week which will begin to arrive soon.
The values will tell their own story- ' j . i ;
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r w n McMillan, dentist. New
Foley tmuding, wm db oui i u-
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uuw. o- - 0 - 10.
I imft r nitir 1..:1J! nm1 mnVn it I
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oil rrom its present iwowuu v
worth moving. J. L. Mars. Adv.
D. W.8-7-tf.
ui; tr. A R C. Patrons.
Ann lontiHrv natrons are re
quested to' telephone their wants to
Mam n aa nana . i ne reiuiui uiitcl
service will call. No effort is being
spared to give any patron the usual
nrnmttt nnd Rar.isiacxorv service. nu.
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T" GOLDEN RULE G"
BLYDENSTEIN SELF-RISING
PASTRY FLOUR .
A superior Pan Cake Flour that will do
more than 'make flap-jacks. It will make
better Cake, Biscuits, Waffles, etc., than
ordinary flour, with less trouble and danger
of failure and less eggs and shortening an
economy not a luxury. An inexperienced
cook can do as good baking as older cooks.
Can Do Better
A BOON TO CAMPERS
Oregon Grocery Company, Distributors
Made and Guaranteed By
H. G. BLYDENSTEIN
Pendleton, Oregon
Pull for Rids.
MnfU ia liArfthv Given, that the
County Court of Union county, Ore
gon, will receive seaiea dius ior fi
nishing 50 cords of 3 ft. 8 im yellow
pine or yellow fir cord wood, to be
free from limbs and knots, cut from
green timber, and to be delivered and
. ij ; lotomont nf tihe dourt
cumcu in w.w 1 v. ... - - - 7 .
House at La Grande, uregon, not mt-
4 4 A1 All Uiiln
er than UctoDer i, laio. ju 'uiu
must be tiled wicn me county cicni
u. Ano.iiDt if; mid. and
check of at least 5 per cent of the
amount bid. ine court reserves uic
right to reject any or an was .
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Adv. 8-8-7t. County Clerk
E. C. Tuckey has opened an office
in Koom ll, ine raimer-nueatn uuuu
mg.
c : .. 1 An Diuwh I own
OUVIM wii -
OU- AUnw lamina nf t.hp CatihollC
church will hold a social Wednesday
evening on tne lawn oi me junuj
Vnnrth street. Adv.
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bombarded with appeals from Repub
li.9no fnv snpivhAR in their home
towns and today it appeared that
Hughes would do a regular "Darn-
storming tour rear piatrorm
speeches and all.
Four years ago Colonel Roosevelt
octaltliahoH a nrwprient for liveliness
in transcontinental tours anu wun
Hughes 'ability as a campaigner his
fripnHn wp.rfi bettinor todav he would
omol if nnt Ihfltter the Rooseveltian
record for strenuosity m speaKing
dates.
With the Governor travels Mrs.
Special Sale
On all Granite Ware
Also closing out several patterns of Dinner
Ware at great reductions. !New assortment ot
Dinner and Nippon Japanese Ware at
Sale Will Continue All of Augu st
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Water Superintendent L. M. Hoyt
: T ,.f ..1 mnnd fhin mnmin?
and wanted to make friends with Pat
Foley's bears. One oar was indis
posed to loving pats on his proboscis
and imbedded his teeth in Mr. Hoyt s
left forefinged, inflicting an ugly
gash.
FOR SALE 1914 five-passenger
Maxwell. Cheap if taken quick.
fWrite to R, care Observer. Adv.
8-B-Zt.
Candidate Hughes on Tour
(By Perry Arnold)
Vnrlr. Aiicuat 5. Republican
Nominee Hughes started his stump-;o-
tnnr today. It will tarry him
across the country to the Pacific Coast
haMr n train, with a tow aaVB va
cation sandwiched in between times,
at some spot in Glacier National rant,
Montana.
n-iino'llv rnndidate Hushes clan
ned a dignified speaking tour with
set appeals for votes in only a dozen
n nt trio biir cities'en route to the
Pacific Coast. He expects to remain
in each of these large
.nnfarrinir with local leaders.
I VIMO w.-'-o
n..i 4-1. n mnmpnt. ha announced a
' transcontinental tour he began being
Uinrnpo Tt ia a hran. new dcDarture
for the wife of a candidate to be with
him on campaign tours. But Mrs.
Hughes has always been one of her
husband's most trusted advisers and
assistants in mapping political strat
egy, and besides she wanted to see
that he kept well, so it was .decided to
Governor! and Mrs.
Hughes, two secretaries, a messenger,
the Governor's personal press agent,
Carl D. Sheppard, formerly a Wash
ington newspaperman, and a mes
senger will occupy one private car on
the trip. Hitched on to this will be
another private car for politicians, lo
cal committees, and newspapermen.
T ...Ill
On Monday, Governor tiugncs wm
make the first set campaign spoecn oi
at Detroit. Tuesday he
will speak in Chicago, and then he
goes to St. Paul.
surfacing becomes necessary.
5. A pleasing appearance.
6. 'Forms an excellent basis for
other materials when resurfacing be
comes necessary.
Its disadvantages are as follows:
1. Noisy under horse traffic.'
o r.f...l. Mnair
2. Cracks must be given prompt
attention or deterioration wm ensue.
Improved concrete for road build
i no n.all b. fnv nthpr niirnnspR. that
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4.. vir? niraiiicr wnrpr ansnmLion nan
ia jiiuu. ...." . . . . 1 . .
been announced by the department in
ntLmivAtl nnrrpto.
After extensive experiments with a
vipw to nroducine a non-absopbant-
concrete mixture, the department
found that the addition of ten per "
per cent of heavy, mineral oil-to tnev
r...l .1 nampnf naatn anted as an
effective repellent to moisture.- The'
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susceptiDinty oi concreve
sorption had long been recognised' as:
one of its inherent weaknesses as a1
road-building material.-. t
The addition of the oil ? does not'
lower the tensile strength, this depart
ment has found, and has the further '
advantage of making the mixture im-; ;
pervious to the destructive action of.
alkali salts. , . . '
Closing Out at
-COST-
o;i MWoft rnnrrptp for Hitrhwavs
Wnaliincrtitn. Alio. 7. Concrete as
a road-building material is of "per
haps more universal adaption than
...... ntVipr inntjit-inl now in use." 8a id
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Office of Public Roads of the United
States Department of Agriculture to-dy-
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Concreate, as sizeo up oy me de
partment, has the following advant
ages:
1. uuranuiiy unaer ormiiBijr
ditions. . ,
2. A smooth, even surtacc, not too
slippery.
3. Practically no dust.
4. Is easily cleaned and maintained
at small cost until a patching or re-
MnOnn P. Tit Q TlnZPll ...
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Gold State Mason Quarts, Dozen
Gold State Mason waives, iraitu
Jar Tops, Dozen
Parowax, Pound Box , . .. .i
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SPOT CASH ON
1000 Other Bargains
Morgan -s Grocery
Corner rir and aaams