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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1916)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE BTVB EVERYTHING IN i; DRUGS Mabe you have a special private formula or remedy, a good did standard family, compound which you would like to -prepare yourself Kemember Mat we sell-the drugs, that in drags we sell the best, and in selling you the best we save you the most money and ! give you the best medicinal results. Send us yor drug orders always. , ' v , .... Red Cross Drug Store fixing those aggravating little tears, Adv. . ... 6-1-tf. If you love' ' your husband buy UPPER CRUST. Adv. 8-2-tf. See the window disploy of latest fiction at the Newlin Book & Station ery Co. Adv. 8-22-tf. WILL BUY any building and move it off from its present location if it is worth moving. J. L. Mars. Adv. D. W.8-7-tf. See Miss Prosperity and the good time Speed 'Em Ub Arcade Wednes- J.day and Thursday. Adv. 8-21-llt i i J J j j UH.AL BREVITIES. I Let Cross i : develop Wednesday Adv. and Thursday Arcade. 8-21-lt. Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25.- Peoples Market 14191-2 Ad ams Ave. - 5-3-tf g sitore.- your -Adv. films Red 8-21-tf. The lqeial Speed 'Em Up pictures at Arcade .Wednesday and Thursday. Adv. i 8-22-lt. We pay the highest prices for used school books. Adv. 8-22-tf. Your films are properly developed and good finishing and printing done satisfactorily at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. .. 8-5-tf Turner Oliver is temporarily locat ed over' Putman's Drug store while the Sommer building is being re paired. Adv.; 6-9-tf. i ' ; 'School book times will soon be here. If you have any good second hand books to sell bring them to us now and wo will give you cash for them. Silverthorn Family Drug store. Adv. Miss Prosperity picture has arrived. Coffee, cake, ice cream at Park booth Saturdays and Sundays. Adv. The tie that holds the home to getherUPPER CRUST. Adv. 8-2-tf. Ga. Rippeys new and second band furniture store highest prices paid for second hand furniture, 215 Fir St. Adv. 6-4-tf. Shores' Taxi Service, 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. FOR SALE Residence, corner of Fifh and Perm, close in, next to library. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms see owner A. B. CHERRY BERGERON VIOLIN SCHOOL REX HALL (Room 2) ORCHESTRA FOR ALL OCCASIONS Drugless Bloodless DR. MAYVILLE Mechano Therapy Physician Specialist of Chronic Diseases 1311 0. St. Phone Red 821 Will Call on You .If So Desired Consultation Free Money to Man. On Improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grand Investment Co. Adv., Speed 'Em Up parade Wednesday and Thursday Arcade. Adv . 8-21-lt. Mrs. Newly Wed Eays: CRUST for me. Adv. UPPER 8-2-tf. Private maternity home, skilled at tention. Write P. O. box 156, or phone Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf. We pay best prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St. Phone Black MSI. 9-14, tf. . We pay cash for all of your school books that are in good condition and in use. Bring them in now. Silver thorn's Family Drug store. Adv. U.8-13-U. Old Hats. 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 Every Young Man Will Appreciate The Extra Quality Offered in These ' Many new novels of latest issue are now cn sale at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. 8-19-tf. (While we are remodeling our drug store and putting in a new front, we will be able to take care of all orders for drugs and prescriptions promptly, also our camera and developing of films will receive prompt attention. Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. D. 8-19-tf. Used Autos fur Sale.' We have a numter ot excellent used mrs for sale at very reasonable prices, lo responsioie parties we may be able to arrange time pay ments on a portion of the selling price. Before buying any kind or a machine call and let us ngure witn you. Adv. D-81-tI. liHHiWIUM'S UAnAuLi 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. The bathing girls are in the Speed 'Em Up pictures. Arcade Wednesday and Thursday. Adv. 8-22-lt. Dr. F. L. Ralston, physician, sur geon and osteopath, will make his headcruirters at Silverthorn's drug store until the new Sommer building is completed. Avd. 10-tf. Don't forget that Pauline is still REDCROSS AMBULANCE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. ( call St. Louis Stables, Main 92 Day or Night DepotVV Street r HERMAN'S PLACE - i Soft Drinks and Confections ' Fresh, fine line of Tobaccos Best Bowling Alley in Oregon, also Card Rooms and cozy Loung ing Quarters - MILLER'S LUNCH COUNTER In connection with the above facilities. Charles Miller serves clean, sanitary short-order Lunches featuring Home-made Pies. Finest Coffee In the city. All these features are housed in a brand new building on De pot street Come down and meet us. Herman Roesch 3 - Chas. Miller r See the kiddies in pictures, Arcade Wednesday and Thursday. Adv. 8-21-lt. The Field of Fiction. The reading public has rarely been offered a broader range in the choice of late, high-class novels as this sea son. We have iust received the larg est shipment and greatest number of latest fiction that has ever been dis played in this city. Don't fail to see our window. iNewlin Book & Stationery Co. Adv. 8-22-tf. The development of your films and the nrintine of them is just as im- Dortant as the takinsr ot your pictures and considering all tnese lacis you will consult vour .interests, best by haviner vour work done at bilver- thorn's Family Drug store where they make a specialty of such work. aqv, Willamette Has Small Cyclone. An unusual experience for Oregon was witnessed near Albany Thursday when a small cyclone struck the Bab. cock place. A 50-foot strip of clover was cleaned out and packed to the top of a fence. Homestead Four Miles from Railroad 160-ac.re homestead in Malheur county, Oregon, 40 acres fenced, part in alfalfa, all tillable, sman nouse, good wel excellent chance for am bitious young man. Price $1,200. Ask for Mr. Logan at security Liana e Savings company. Adv. 8-21-6t La Grande kiddies are some movie iirtnrR. See them crab the candies from Miss Prosperity Wednesday and Thursday, Arcade. Adv. x-zv-n. One Way of Saving. Wr have in stock a laree number of used school books which can hardly be distinguished from new ones, and on which we can effect for you a big saving. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Adv. 8-22-tf. i-to- $15.00 to $42.50 This is a most unusual opportunity and you should take ad vantage of ,it at once. You will have over 300 patterns in good all wool materials to choose from. There is a pleasing variety of models to select from, and think of it made to your individual measure at a special price! If you are hard to fit, or if you think you are come here and choose. We will have models for slim men, short men, stout men and tall men and the man of average build all' can be fitted per fectly because the suit each buys will be made for him. We are Exclusive Agents for M. Born & Co. Clothing Which means a great deal. You can buy these exclusive suits of splendid ma terials at these special prices. There's a bigger assortment in this store .to dh'oose from perfect fit and tailoring guaranteed. $15.00 to $42.50 Quality tne same-'BuxeA tm 1 The R. C U. Store of La Grande . Call Red 3231.- i -Adv. 8-22-tf. i La Grande but now at Portland, is in the city the guest of relatives and 'TWO FRONT ROOMS to rent with her many friends. She has been tour- or 'without board. . Red 383A 1434 ing x euowsiune aim Adams. Adv. , 8-22-tf. during her vacation. Mrs. Ruth Jackson and her sister, ! I1 PERSONAL MENTION 4 4 Rov Dcnham returned to La Grande yesterday. Baker Democrat. Mrs. W. R. Jones arrived home to day from a visit to Portland and the coast. Trv a loaf of Dutli's brown bread. You will like it and it is good for your health. Made from Blydenstein's Prepared Dietary flour. Adv. 8-22-lt Ed Casev. the vounir man shot in the knee Sunday, is resting well at the Grande Ronde hospital today. It is too early to say he is passed dang ers of infection. Mrs. Waltor Cock and Mrs. Thos. Cock, both of Union, are visitors in La Grande today. Miss Genevieve McCrary has re turned from a visit to La Grande. Baker Democrat. Mrs. S. I. .Benson, who has been in La Grande several days under care of an occulist, returned today to her home in Union. WANTED Good country butter. Eneineer Martin King returned this morning from Idaho points where he has mining interests He 'has been on an extended lay-off. Mrs. Claire Myres and daughter, of Kansas City, who are on a visit with relatives in Union, came over to La Grande this morning for a short stay. Prof. A. Bergeron, the violinist, left today for Baker where ho has engagements extending over a couple of weeks in matters pertaining to the musical profession. Attorney Frank B. Mitchell left last evening for Pendleton on a busi ness trip. He will return by auto via Walla Walla. Elirin and La Grande. ! Baker Democrat. Miss Mildred Bush, have returned from the Bush home in Cove where they have been with their parents through the summer. They are now back to La Grande to remain. flranilma Jackson went to Alicel to day to visit her daughter-in-law Mrs. liennie. wno lives on a in there. Train rides are few and far between for Grandma, and she was greatly excited over the trip when she was helped to the train and on it by Engineer and Mrs. G. M. Curtis. Edward E. Brodie publisher of the Morning Enterprise at Oregon City and president of the Oregon State Editorial association, and Philip S. Bates, of Portland, secretary of the association, went through to Baker today to be in attendance at a meet ing of publishers and will return to La Grande for a similar meeting with Union and Wallowa county publish ers tomorrow. TrapshooterB' Handicap Begins. St. Louis, Aug. 21. A ttihousand expert trapshooters all ready to shoot and 25 thousand men and wom en sportsmen from all over the conn- try ready to watcn tnem . au it, marked the opening here today of the premier annual event in the trap shoot world, the Grand American Handicap. This afternoon's program, was mostly for St. Louis sharpshoot ers. Tomorrow the national amateur championships will be held at both the single and double targets. Wednes day the preliminary handicap will be contested. The Grand American Handicap, the classic of the meet, will Thnrsdnv: and the consola tion prize on Friday. Every day will be ladies' day. Fifty-bird events have been arranged for them. ! Death of Umatilla Pioneer V ! Adolph Maach, a pioneer of Uma tilla county aged 83 years died at his; home in Pendleton Friday. , i , Junior Club Tlnnned Pendeton plans to organize ft junior commercial club for boys of high school age and to provide suita ble rooms for meetings. "Food Is Its Own Best Digestant" WE CAN'T GIVE YOU THE EARTH, BUT WE CAN GIVE YOU A COMPLETE LINE IN GROCERIES AND VEGE TABLES WE SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE. Respectfully yours, MammotK Grocery The Big Store in the Middle of the Middle Block. -Main 82. Lewis Freitag and family of Ba ker were La Grande guests Sunday evening on their way homo to Baker after a visit at Wallowa lake where 1 they spent their vacation. G. M. Cummings, a race horse man of Union, is in La Grande and will re- i main at the track until after the i meeting of the Inter-Mountain as sociation, beginning Sept. 6th. A. C. Littiir. secretary of the gen oral Safety First committee for the O.-W.. was a nassencer on No. 1 1 to day en route to Portland after being in Salt Lake on business matters. Geo. A. Seibird, publisher of the Union Republican, and his son Dale the latter having just recovered from an attack of typhoid were visitors in La Grande between .trains this morning. J. H. Oakes of Boise is in I.a Grande the guest of his friend J. D. McKennon, and also looking after construction of a farm bungalow on the Oakes-Looney tract seven miles from La Grande. Miss Ethel Reith, once located in "All too frequently, we prescribe medicines for patients who suffer from indigestion, when, as a matter of fact, what they actually need is a simple course of dietetic training, and tihe proper food-stuffs to train on. '"lis is the famous 'reason' for the popularity of Grape-Nuts as an article of diet, viz., that it furnishes this very course of training for the diastase for the process of digestion, but it fav disstase for the process of digestion, but it fav ors a return to normal digestive function be cause the firm, crisp kernels compel thorough mastication. "One ought not to leave out of consideration the psychic element .the delicious treat to the pal ate afforded by a dish of Grape-Nuts and cream." From April, 1916, American Journal of Clinical Medicine Grape-Nuts "There's a Reason" 1: 1
