La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING"1 OBSERVER PAGE No photographic equipment ' is complete without a : " . Vest Pocket Kodak There are Wfftes when a larger Kodak might seem like an in convenience the V. P. K., never You don't know it is there till you want it and it is ready for business just as soon as you are. Slips into the vest pocket easily, or into a lady's hand bag, with room to spare. PRICE, -with Koday Anastigmat - Lens f 7-7 $10.00 . . Red Cross Drug Store ed over Putman'a Drug store while the Sommer building is being re paired. Adv. 6-9-tf ..;. Why Buffer Wijh Heat? Brownell Electric Supply Co., 111 Depot street has. complete stock of electric fans at very low prices. Call Main 125 amj talk it" over. Adv. , . ' -. . 7-12-tf. " Your films are properly developed and good finishing and printing done satisfactorily at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. . 8-5-tf - Used Autoa for Sale. We have a number ot excellent used rs for sale at very reasonable .iricsB. To resDonsibe parties we mas be able to arrange time pay ments on a portion' of the sellinc price. 'Beiore Duying any kuiu i machine call ana let us ngure you. Adv. 6-81-tf. fixing those aggravating little tears, -Adv. 6-1-tf. If you love your husband buy UPPER CRUST.-Adv. 8-2-tf. Cucumbers the kind you want, for sale, Call Black 1861. , 8-6-5t Dr. W. D. McMillan, dentist, New Foley building, will be out of his of fice until about Aug. 24th. Adv . . , 8-7-12t. WULL BUY any building and move it off from its present location if it is worm moving. J. Lh mars. aov. . J). W.8-7-tf. Notice to A. B. C. Patrons. with LEIGHTON'S GARAGE. A. B. C, laundry patrons are re quested to telephone their wants to Mam 7 as usual, The regular driver service will call. No effort is being spared to give any ' patron the usual prompt and satisfactory service. Ad. Tha tie that holds the home to gether UPPER CRUST. Adv. 8-2-tf. Try a speed Fountain. ball at Silverthorn's 7-27tf LOCAL BREVITIES. , - Jjt 4" 4 4 Vacation kodaks, $1.00 and up. Red Cross Drug store. Adv. 7-29-tf. Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25. Peoples Maricet 14191-2 Ad ams Ave. 5-S-tf Turner Oliver is temporarily locat- FOR SALE Residence, corner of Fifh and Penn, close in, next to Library. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms see owner , A. B. CHERRY Blue Mountain grange will hold an ice cream social at the grange hall Friday of this week. Adv. 9-2t. Call for Bids. Notice is herebv triven. that the County Court of Union county, Ore gon, will receive sealed bids for fur nishing 50 cords of 3 ft. 8 in. yellow pine or yellow nr com wood, to db noinf. vacuum cleaner very free from limbs and knots, cut irom best on market $25.00 Electric Sup- green timber, and to be delivered and Shores' Taxi Service, tel. Main 740--Adv. sommer no- 2-21-tf 1 ft.. 111 Ilftnnt street. Adv. "v 7-12-tf. Geo. Rippeys new ana second hand furniture store highest prices paid for second hand furniture, 215 Fir St. Adv. 5-4-tt. Just a little better soda water drinks than generaly sold, at Silver tVwim's fountain. 8-5-tf corded in the basement of the Court House at La Grande, Oregon, not lat er than October 1, 1916. All bids must be filed with the county clerk on or before August 15, llb, ana must be accompanied by a certified check of at least 5 per cent of the amount bid. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. JliD WK1UMT, Adv. 8-8-7t. County Clerk. Money to Lean. On lm prosed real property m Union ffnnntv. no delavs. current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. . REDCROSS AMBULANCE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. call St Louis Stables, Main 92 Day or Night W hav nest rorlces ror second n Pnmltum. DYAL'S FURNI' TURE CO.. 404 Fir St.. Phone Black 8361. -14. tf- UPPER 8-2-tf. Mrs. Newly Wed soys: CRUST for me. Adv. John H. Hedberg, representing R. L. 1-olk & Co. directory publijhers of Seattle, is now in the city gathering da for the 1917-18 issue of the Oregon-Washington Gazetteer and Busi ness directory. This is the only pub lication of its kind published by k. L. i'olk & Co. continuously for 30 years. As tnere are otner itinerant directory canvassers who solicit for worthless "fly-by-night" directories in the field, be sure your contract reads R. L. Polk & Co. Adv. e-B-.it. 100 per cent Wool Clothes at the Price of Ordinary Clothes . . . . . . . A Clothes we are glad to guarantee in every way style, fit and fabric must satisfy you before we will take your money and if later you find anything wrong come and let us make it right. That's the wav we feel about Capp Brothers 100 Wool Clothes $15, $17.50, $20, $25 McKibbon Private maternity home, skilled at trition. Write P. O. box 15b, or nrirnie Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf. ' OH Hata. Do not throw them a way. We make old hats look like new. By the Wilson Bros. way. New Foley Bldg. Phone Black 1761. Adv. 7-26-tf In the vard of the O.-W. tdday there was a big oil tanker carrying a patriotic inscription written tby no one knows who, nor wnere. "iiove you U.; S. A." says the inscription and it is causing considerable com ment from those who read it. BERGERON VIOLIN SCHOOL REX HALL (Room 2) ORCHESTRA FOR ALL OCCASIONS Drugless Bloodless DR. MAYVILLE Mechiano Therapy Physician Specialist of Chronic Diseases 1311 O. St. Phone Red 821 Will Call on You If So Desired Consultation Free During flr. H. S. Brownton's ab sence, until about September 1st, Dr. R. F. Murnhy will have etiarge oi ms dental office over the Red Cross Drug store. Adv. 7-29-tt. Dr. F.'L. Ralston, physician, sur geon and osteopath, will make his headouirters at snvertnorns arug store until the new Sommer building is completed. Avd. 10-tf. Hats- just the same as our clothes they must please you. All styles and prices $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 Fiebrich Fox and Hil ker Dress Shoes Made to please you in style and of good leather clear thru.' $3.95;' $4.75, $5.50 '::V"l-':'-' rllMK KiMiM ISlelpja I1B WWJM KIWIWI T"1 GOLDEN RULE C Ouotilu tnwne-Ducu 6m- It Just try those delicious Peach-Or- nnce and GraDe Sherbets at bilver- thorn's. 8-5-tf Notice to Contractors, Bids will be received by the School hnsu-H at Kamela for an addition to the school house 21 by 60. Specifica. tiATia mnv be seen at Kamela. Bids must be filed by August 15, at 2 p. m. Board reserves right to reject any and all bids. fSiimed) W. W. Chairman. W..W. WATSON, Clerk. Kamela. Ore. July 27, 1916. Adv. Much concern is expressed by bread consumers of Eastern Oregon where unthreshed wheat is selling at $1.00 and- considerable better, ine first effects have been felt in La Grande where flour has taken two jumps within a few days. There is a general disposition on the part of housewives here to buy up large sup plies even at the present Jiigh ngures. Gooseberry Notice. Ripe gooseberries, fine for jam, etc., at Thompson s gooseberry ranch, Alicel. Thirty cents a gallon, xiome Ind. Tel. 27X1. -Adv. 10-2t at Dolores, Colorado, where she was called on account of the illness of her brother-in-law, Grant Hughes. The condition of Mr. Hughes has changed for the, better. FOR SALE Purely bred English pointers. Now is the time to get one for the hunting season. Tele phono Red 481. Adv. 10-3L WANTED Two flour packers at once. Call Red 71. Pioneer Mills 8-2-llt Adv. 8-10-4L ' ' Sommer Hotel Guests Jas. : E. Bauno!i, Portland; C. I. Griffen, Chicago; J. A. Payton, Port land: G. Demeter. Hillsdale, Mich.; E. V. Pence and wife, Walla Wr.lla; A. A. Lambert, The Dalles; F. P. Rhodes, Pendleton: E. L. Johns. Trenton; N. J.; W. G. Keenly, Long Creek; A. C. Barnehoff, D. L. Hyncs, rortiana; Mrs. Chas. A. Montansen. Enterprise; W.omas M. Lishter. Portland; N. R. Green, Bend; D. E. Clark, Portland. Station. Federal Bldg., La oranae, Oreeon, Aug. 9. (Sealed (proposals, in triplicate, made out on the form next following, will be received here until 4 o'clock p, m., August 19, 1916, and then opened, for furnishing meals and lunches lor tne recruiting reoruits, and applicants for enlistment in the U. S. Army at the above named recruiting station for the period com mencing August 20, 1916. Tim mMilR furnished must be sub stantial and of wholesome quality, in suitable proportions of meat r fish,) bread, vegetables, sugar, coffee, or tea. and the usual seasoning; to be I well cooked and satisfactory quantity supplied. In addition to the meals, soap shall be furnished in the pro portion of one pound to each vt should be marked "Proposals for meals and lunches, to be openea Au gust 19, 1916," and addressed to the recruiting oincer at tne uuuresa given above CAPTAIN LEE M. CLARK, O. N. G. -Recruiting Officer. 8-10-10. For cleaning white and colored shoes, just what you need also for cleaninir hats and fabrics, at Silver- Uinrn'K Familv Drue Store. 8-5-tf II TV.'f fnriut Hint Pauline Is Still S Wtt V w&. PERSONAL MENTION Clearance Sale -of- All Ladie and Children's Pumps 20 per cent off on all new Pumps Every Pair On Sale One lot of about 100 pairs of Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords, regular price from $3.00 to $4.50. On sale at S1-75 L. J. French Shoe Co. G. S. Levy is a business visitor in Union today. Kathcryn Shepardson has gone to Aubom, Neb. Mrs. J. F. Campbell went to Hot Lake today for a brief vacation. County School Superintendent Ivan- hoe is at Hot ljBKe ior tne aay. Mrs. Chas. H. Baker has gone to Albany., Ore., to visit with friends. Ralph (Peck) Jones leaves tonight for Portland to finish out ims vaca tion. Dan Sommer and sons, Joe and Henry, are business visitors from El gin today. "TTnrln 'Rnil" McAllister returned this morniriP from a visit with friends in North Powder. At Savoy Hotel Chas McLane, Chicago; Guy L. Dick, Portland; Geo. Metropolis, wal- . month, without extra Iowa; C. B. Irwin, A. , Jl ,on,' charge. The meals and lunches must Buck Brown, Roy Goodnough, Ralph be neaty served (or furnished), Jones, H. !K. (jibson, Bum iaa.; n. n. (hree times daily, m a clean apart McKimon, Alicel; A. L. Damans, Je- jnent with respectable surroundings, rome Darling, North Powder; H. H. not remote from the station, at Brown, Spokane; 1. k. ivioreiucit, sucj, hours as may be designatea ny WHERE THE WEST BEGINS-. . (Read by Mr. Brewer at Cove Cherry Show.) Out where the handclasp is a little stronger, That's where the West begins. Out where a smile dwells a little longer, . . Thnt's where the West begins. ' ' Out where the sun is a little brighter, ' Out where the snow is a trifle whiter, meals, and matches at the rate of six (Where the bonus oi nome uro That's where the West begins. Wallowa. the recruiting officer. Each ranch shall consist of substantial and whole some food, sufficient for a man's sus tenance for one meal, but neea not in ?lude coffee. When desired for car rying, the lunches shall be put up in neat and compact torm, eacn separ ately 01 as desired. "' ,:. j The government reserves the right At the Foley Hotel. F. S. Sexton, San Francisco; Fred Brown, Boise; R. L. Cummings, Den ver; W. McClaymond, E. Anderson; A. Anderson, V. Schutt, C. Green, Aberdeen, Wpsh.; K. Mason, Jack Baker, F. M. Kennedy, W. B. Jame Portland: L. Couch, Walowa; J. Larkin, Portland; L. E. McDow, Spo- tne right to terminate the agreement kane; R. L. Barnhill, Denver; a. n. -that may be made, at any time upon Anderson, P. L. Ramsdell, Tom Tver- notice from the recruiting officer to son, Portland; Pete Escbach, "North -the bidder whose proposal is ac Yakima; T. M. Billany, Walla Walla; cepted. J. M. East, Ralph Maclean, Salt ; por further information relative to Lake; L. A. Griley, H . J. Mauser, w. the manner of bidding, conditions to S. Spinning, Portland. (Advertisement.) Meals and Lunches for Recruits. United States Army Recruiting be observed, etc., apply to the re cruiting officer. Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the proposals. Envelopes containing proposals Out where the sky is a little bluer., That's -where the West begins.! Out where friendship is a little truer,-. That's where the West begins. Out where a fresher breeze ia blow- : intf. Out where every stream with laugh--ter's flowing, '' Whero there is more of reaping anal loss of sowing , That's where the West begins. Out where the world is in the making,-, That's where the West begina.: Where pure hearts from djspair. are-j aching, .' That's where the West begins. Wihsro there is more laughing- and less of sighing, Whero there is more of giving and less of buying, Whero men make friends without half trying, That's where the Wst begins.. Our Want Ads bring results. Miss Ruby Lecdtim. of Omaha, ar rived today on a visit with the fam ily of her uncle, M. F. Van Houscn, at Alicel. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Morelock of El gin, who have been in Portland for Mr. MorelocWs health, were in La Grande this morning on their way home. M. F. Van Housen, rural route mail carrier from Alicel, is now on his annual vacation and has returned from a very pleasant journey to Port land and the coast. M. T. Burnett came down from Kamela today and brought with him a gallon or so of very fine strawber ries which have just ripened at his home at the summit of the moun tains. Mrs. Lee Morelock arrived home to day after an absence of two months PHONE us Your Orders Any-time You Think of us, Our Phone is Main 82. We Have a Complete Line all the way Through. We Appreciate a Part of Your Busi ness. Mammoth Grocery