La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1917, Image 8

FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1917.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
of the western board. Mr. Peure will
also visit with Portland friends and
with his siter, Miss Eileen Pea re, a
clerk in the state legislature.
E. I". Kiddle was a visitor in Baker
yesterday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carr are visiting
ir Portland.
Care
John Waldcn is a visitor
"FURROWS
Of
in not rxrr msiGWM&z v
Lake today.
! Mrs. J. Cronm left this morning for
Bend where she will join her hus
band. Jerry Kicker returned to Enterprise
this morning after a short visit in La
Grande.
cannot find a place in tin- fare that is
protected by . .
IMPROVED COLD CREAM
The complex ion has much to do with a
waman's apparent age.
You may easily retain your youthful,
beauty througlh the use of this Cold
Cream. It is a dainty preparation,
white as snow and delightfully per
fumed. ,
PRICE 25c and 50c
La Grande Pharmacy
Miss Olive Havens of the Utah
Idaho Sugar company, left tv.is morn
ing on No. 7 for Pendleton.
A. T. Meyer, with the firm of Meier
& Frank of Portland, is transacting
business in the city and is registered
at the Foley.
Quick Delivery
ADOLPH NEWLIN. Manager
La G. -nde, Oregon
Phone Main 40
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Powers of Hot
Lake have left for Massachusetts
where they will visit with relatives of
Mr. Powers.
Albert Geiser, superintendent of the
Connor Creek mines, left yesterday for
Hot Lake, where he will be treated for
vheumatism. Baker Herald.
AT THE HOTELS
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PERSONAL MENTION
L. C. Smith is expected home from
the east about the first of February.
Jerry Ricker returned to Enterprise j RulPh Root formerly of Pleasant
thin morning. He came in last night. I Valley, has come to La Grande to en-
I ter school.
I
Jnio. in. lint ivn nun 1 .j . , .
siiominff for an extended visit in Port- ,. ( ns''' ,S'lln' Cr,sP un.(1. Ar'
tivud. jthur rerney of Durkeo were visitors
, in La Grande Wednesday.
C. E. Short, manager of the .1. C. ' n., . ,, . . , . ., ,
IW,y store, was in Hot Lake yes- i h 'f""'" vcgistered at the Im
terday penal hotel, Portland, yesterday:
i Fred J. Holmes, La Grande; E. C. Hir-
, ssinger, La Grande' Gus Ilyring, Wnl
P"A , Iowa.
Walter Wade of Imbler
through La Grande today on his re
turn to his home.
Ki. M. Kichey, a prominent piano
man of I,n Grande, was a visitor in
.Xendlrinn Wednesday.
" E. A. Burns of Alliee was in thn
rarity this inorning to look over the
3i.sts of lands offered for entry at the
. 3imJ office.
Engineer Bert Anderson, formerly
stationed at Baker, has relieved Engi
neer Cook at Pleasant Valley. Mr.
Cook is moving to La Grande. Baker I
Herald. 1
II. J. Neweomb of Cove, and II. A.
' Jewcomb of Pilot Hock, are in the city
today to make application for an al
Ictmejii mf land.
XL I).' Ward formerly of Arlington,
' has taken a place in the Golden Bule
vatore, Mr. and Mrs. Ward are at home
. at JfiOS Seventh street.
The Presbyterian ladies will have a
cooked food sale at Pattison grocery
Saturday, January 13. 1-11 -tit
Harry L. Becker of lower Cove, win
ner of the first prize offered by tlui
Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot club for tha
most magpies and crows killed dar
ing 191li W'jnt home this morning, but
before leaving showed nine heads of
magpiis to Secretary Al Andrews anil
a:ked Mr. Andrews to credit him with
tbat number.
Hilly Pea re? will loave tomorrow
for Portland to attend the meeting of
the slate board of Optometry, of which
be is secretary. The board Mill exam
ine applicants for licenses as regis
tered optometrists. The examinations
this year, for the first time, will be
held according to the new standards
Savoy.
Maggie Doak, Joseph; Floyd Con-
drey, Bend; C. M. McGinms, Wallowa;
Ben Shold, Richland; Edwin Deacon,
Baker; Mrs. John McCarty, Charles
N. Foster, Enterprise; G. R. Craw
ford, The Dalles; J. W. Dusenberry,
Weiser; A. H. Bidwell, Spokane; Sam
Huffman, R. K. Kendall, Mrs. W.
.Beddingfield, Baker; G .N. Ames, Wal
lowa; Bessie Coffey, Elgin; Ethel Can
trell, Arthur Cantrell, Dixon, Mont.;
John Weglein, Percy End, Mrs. L. L.
Smith, Vincent; W. J. East, Portland;
W. J. Brown, M. E. Gordon, Ben
Workman. '
Foley.
Violet Vcdder, J. H. McGinnis, Ba
ker; C. E. Rude, J. E. Blevins, Pen
dleton; Alfred T. Meyer, Ethel Carte,
A. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Merino, Portland; Fred Rader, O. D.
McCully, Ritter; George Pattallo, Po-
catello; Walter Christ, C. B. Larson,
Boise; Thomas Duncan, city; h. H.
Green, San Francisco; T. E. Noel, W.
R. Farley. C. M. Blair, W. H. mite-
head, Chicago; W. H. Nicholas, Pitts
burg; Dr. Kirby, Elgin; T. L. Young,
Telocaset; A. B. Blayer, Morristown,
N. J.; W. E. Harden, Seattle; James
J. Millroy, Toledo; E. A. Burns, Pilot
Kock; Elmer Ixtwell, Seattle.
Sommer.
R. A. Bottcher, Duncan; B. C. Wil
son and wife, II. A. Williamson, Chaj.
E. Canada, H. J. Weiss, W. H. Cogges
hall, E. R. Embler, A. J. Grolis, N.
Itisaillow, E. Bell, James E Bannon,
Portland; F. L. Sheenan. Seattle; J.
A. Kirby, W. W. Kirby, Elmer Stone,
Richland; II. L. Fischer, Joseph; Jerry
Ricker. Enterprise; H. L. West, Un
ion; C. II. Stewart, Chicago.
Goods of First Quality-
Lowest
Are reasons why you .should make your dollars do double duty at J. C. Penney
Company Store.
Men's
Wool Shirts
98c, $1.69, $1.98, $2.49
Men's Fleeced Underwear 63c
Men's Wool Unions $2.49, $2.98
Men's Outing Night Shirts $1.19
Men's Cotton Ribbed Underwear 45c
Men's Blue Bib Overalls 98c'
Men's- Rubbers 93c
Hoys' Rubbers 49c, 59c
Ladies' Outing Gowns 98c
Ladies' Knit Skirts 49c
Ladies' Outing Kimonos 98c
Ladies'- Crepe Kimonos 98c
Ladies' Spring Middies 98c
Ladies' Spring Waists 98c
Ladies' Spring Street Skirts
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90
125 BIG
BUSY STORES
J. C. PENNEY CO.
OTHERS FOLLOW
WE LEAD
Big Land Deal Made.
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 12. (Special)
A land deal involving 5G1 acres of
land oast of Freewater was completed
today with the purchase of the land
by N. A. Peterson from Joseph J. Mc
Donald. While no price was stated,
it is believed that the transaction in
cludes the expenditure of about $50,-000.
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