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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1916)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 191 G. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN That Good California Head Lettuce Delicious, Crisp, Solid Heads This morning we have a fresh lot of large, white, heads of Cauliflower Yesterday a new brand of the finest grade of Arab s ian and Sumatra Coffee in Bulk. Price 40c a lb. No Can to Pay For How about your Buckwheat for Hot Cakes'? We have several different brands in prepared, also the pure Buckwheat. Your opportunity .to get a high-grade pure Alumi num Cooker with 3 packages of Quaker Oats, is good for a short time only. B Today by Express Columbia pure Pork Sausage, Sard-Flush will clean your T7I CI- 'J. t A j JtviHsy, oaniMiry uou. bowl with Fresh every morning Whole Wheat Bread, Raisin Bread, Holsum Bread in Large and Small Loaves PHONE MAIN 80 PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY ZEIS OLE ME the Standard Oil or Motor Cars fl La G rand ' t : a r Closet Bowl Quick, 1 A. i AT, i nave tu iuuuji iue the hands Correct Lubrication Charts, Free We bve prepared charu show ing the correct lubrication of the various makea ot automobile a separate chart for each car. Aik your dealer, or write ui for chart for ytur car. Sold by dealers everywhere and at all Service Stations of the Standard Oil Company Necessary Pleasures Golden Rule Company Lively Patterns Latest Shapes Take advantage of the Quaker deal ior this week only and get a cooker for almost nothing. Fancy Cauliflower Redgeway's Tea Just received Fresh Lot of Cookies and Crackers Sweet Potatoes, Sauer Kraut Special Blend Oregon Co-Operative Association 1118 1-2 Adam Are. La Grande, Ore. . Branches at EMBLER, OIL EVANS, OS. 7 lbs. for 25c 10c Per Qt. Coffee, 2 lbs 35c GOUNTY NEWS Union Personals. (Union Republican.) A. D. CroBsland und family expect to leave Saturday for the Hermisto:i section, where they will locate. Mrs. Nora Webb gave an old fashioned school-Kill party to a num ber of her lady friends Tuesday af ternoon. James Webb and Ed McMasters took a bunch of horses to North Pow der Wednesday to be offered at a pub lic sale in that section. Our citizen, John Minnick, is ex pecting to lay in a big stock of North Powder hay soon, by way of relieving the stringency along that line. Ho can lay good North Powder hay down in Union so that he can sell it fof $20 per ton, with a slight margin. Overseer Frank Ross, of the Cove road section, is in full accord with the road improvement idea of the county court and will aim to keep his dis trict up to the hour as to improve ments. He has spiral piping for cul verts and the same will take the place of wooden bumpers as fast as possible. North Powder Personals. North Powder, Nov. 7. (Special) The North Powder News says: The M. & M. Co. shipped two cars of flour to Grass valley the fore part of the week. Mis9 Gertie Gray of Payette is vis iting with Mrs. L. S. Cool since Sun day night of this week. Norman R. Hogan and Miss Clara Meyers of North Powder were mar ried at La Grande Saturday at 11 m. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ghormley of Pendleton are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cool since Monday night of this week. Mrs. A. L. Boylan of Twin Falls was an arrival last Friday and will visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. H. Monn, for a week or more. Twenty cars of sheep were shipped in from Enterprise by F. W. Falconer to be fed for a few weeks then they will be shipped to Chicago market. The Kiverdale Sunday School has purchased an organ for their use. The schol is prosperous, new members be ing added at every meeting. James Massie, wife and sons were arrivals from Carbondale, Colo., Mon day. They are on a homeseeking tour and will likely settle somewhere in Union county. Fred Cool and wife and daughter of Council, Idaho, were visiting with Mr. Cool's brother, the News editor, the fore part of the week. They drove over with a Maxwell. Mrs. A. Cool, sr., who has been vis iting with L. S. Cool and family for the (past few weeks, departed for Council, Idaho, Tuesday where she will remain with another son, Fred Cool, during the winter. J. C. Tinney, who has been at the home of Mike Correl for the past week under the care of Dr. Irvine for an abscess on his right leg, was able to be taken to his home on Tucker Flat Wednesday of this week much improved m health. Ladd Canyon Echoes. Ladd Canyon, Nov. 2. ( Special ) Mrs. Eula Dougherty and little daugh ter, Dorothy, arrived Monday evening from Enterprise for an indefinite visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Peebler. Mrs. J. S. Butner's children enter tained all of the young folks of tho neighborhood at her home Hallowe'en night in a delightful manner. Of course they thought their sport in complete until they "went out" but they used their good judgment and had a full evening of pranks without molesting anyone's property. Mrs. Albert Kinney and daughter, Vinnic, camo over from Joseph Sun day evening for a wesk's visit with her sister, Mrs. Mar Counsell and hunsiind, Albert Kinney, who has tho contract for Mrs. Counsell's new house. They have the house shingled and enclosed and are now lathing pre paratory to plastering. A little girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Geiger on the evening of Oct. 20. Both Mrs. Geiger and the baby are doing well. Mesdames Dick Peebler and Chns, Gramly entertained the members of tho Get-to-gcther club at the home of Mrs. Peebler, Oct. 19. Mrs. Clarence McAlexander was a gracious host to tho same club Oct. 20. Miss Louisa Counsell has kept her pupils in a happy mood by drilling them for a Hallowe'en program, which they gave preceding a pie so cial. The school house was packed with people and bidding on the pics was brisk from start to finish, the youngsters paying as much as thirty five cents and the men as high as $1.60 for a pie. All kinds of pies were to bo had and everyone had their fill of pie and sweet cider. Twenty dol lars was realized whicfi will be con tributed to the piano fund for the school house. Big doings' are to ba commenced at once for Thanksgiving. The program was ns follows: "Star Spangled Banner" Audi ence. Recitation Raymond Counsell. Ghost Story Geneva Butner. Music Walter Peebler. Recitation Majorie Peebler. Brownie Drill Little Boys. Recitation Mildred Mulhollund. Scene from Macbeth. Song, "October's Party" Little Ones. Recitation Joe Bates. Recitation Mildred Conaway. Dialog "Midnight Revels in Ghostland" Misses Mabel Bates, Minnie Drumsmith, Bell Counsell. Song, "Dixie Darlings" Misses Counsell and Drumsmith. Recitation Tanis Wilson. , Drill Young Ladies. The I Correct S Viewpoint MANY HAVE A MIS TAKEN IDEA THAT IT IS BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE PROSPEROUS THAT THEY HAVE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PROSPERITY IN CON NECTION WITH SAV INGS IS THE EFFECT RATHER THAN THE CAUSE. THE INDIVID UAL WHO PRACTICES THRIFT, WHO LITTLE BY LITTLE BUILDS A SURPLUS AND WITH IT CHARACTER AND REP UTATION DOES NOT WAIT FOR PROSPER ITY HE MAKES IT. WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE RANKS OF THOSE WHO ARE IN SURING THEIR FU TURE WELFARE. The United States National Bank L?aB,,e Oregon. SMITH'S PRODUCE J & STORAGE CO. i Cor Fir & Jeffersow Sts. Potatoes, Onions, Poul try and Eggs a Specialty 'Phone Main 734 m OD.IRT tORSETS Front Laced A PERFECT FOUNDATION FOR FITTING AND WEAR ING DRESSES AND GOWNS. MODART Corsets form the proper foundation upon which to build the clothes and give them that peculiar elegance and attractiveness which is so much sought after. THE smooth perfect fitting back, tho graceful body lines and the pliable resilient boning contribute to displaying th tailored suit and delicate even ing gown in all their beauty. PaulineLederle Sommer Hotel Btdg.
