La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1917, Image 6

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917.
U GRANDE BTENING OBSERVER
PAOE SIX
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RAISIN
BREAD
THAT'S BOTH GOOD AND GOOD FOE YOU
Ijread filled with big meaty, tt iuli r Waisins. with all
the seeds extracted Raisins containing that pure
fniit suia f that all Children crave and need.
Raisin Bread is mildly laxativi digostablc and of
which children ,ean oat all they want. ( "alifoniiu
Raisins are the finest Raisins that grow, .erl'eet in
flavor, rieh in food value. Our different brands are
SUX-MAll) WA1S1XS
I'RK FKRRKD STOCK RAISINS
ROYAL OLUIUiAlSlXS
OTTKli I5RAXD RAISINS
Any of these brands will make von the finest fruit
to put in your Raisin liread.
read made from any of these brai
appetite problem of manv a poorlv
PHONE MAIN 80
Is will solve the
nourished child.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
ARCADE ESS? JAN. 23-24
THE ELLIOTT & SHERMAN FILM CORPORATION H. S. SHERMAN, Prwident PRESENTS
THE WORLD'S GREATEST-MOST SUCCESSFUL -AMERICAN PLAY
DAVID IV. GRIFFITH'S MASTERPIECE
Cost
$500,000
Want Ads.
WHEN IT COMES TO untiring
sellers, linden and traders, an
Observer Want Ad can't be
beat. It work overtime on
traight-t:me pay. Rates,
one cent Pr word per issue
no ad less than 23 cent.
KOK RENT
TO EXCHANGE Real Estate
TO ECHANGE A good modern six
room cottage, two lots, lights, citj
water, bath, etc.; well located for
ten acres improved, not over two
miles out. Will pay difference
Price must be reasonable. Address
. W care Observer. l-l(5-5tpd
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Purse containing checks and
money, today about 12 o'clock,
down town. Return to Mr.-. Zuber
and receive reward. l-16tf
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25c
50c
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Horses
18,000
People
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PRICES
75c
$1.00
Scenes, '
5,000
ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR OWN GRAND
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
MILLIONS HAVE SEEN IT AND MILLIONS WILL SEE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN
THE "MASTER-CRAFT" OF FILM "PERFECTION"
FOR KENT Modern cottage for rent, !
1310 Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire I
of Dr. Richardson.
I
DRESSMAKING
FOR RENT
em cottage.
A nw four-room mod
Ked 9-21. 1-latfl
FOR RENT FURNISHED
i
FOR RENT Furnished rooms heat-
ed, with or without board. Only one ;
block from postof fice. Mrs. E. C
Tuckey, 906 Washington. 12-30-t j
FOR KENT Housekeeping rooms,
130" Pennsylvania avenue. Mollie '
Noyes. l-15tf
RELIABLE DRESSMAKING Will
call, plan, design and fit work in
your home. Phone Black 3512.
1-bti
KOK SALE Wood
FOR SALE Chain
Black 1642. Adv.
WOOd.
Phono
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SEATS ON SALE JAN. 18 AT ARCADE THEATRE BOX OFFICE
Want Better Service
Can YouBlameThem
to get home. Edwin Morrison has been
thinking and talking about this same
thing for some time. Finally others
are thinking; maybe it's the railroad's
turn next.
Kaiser Mustache
a Ilk ic PnrmoH " recent graduate of Jefferson medi
UU to rUI IMCU cal college of Philadelphia and an in-
r La Grande Roy Wins Honors.
Dr. George R. Vehrs. of La Grande,
.FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
modem and close-in. finest in city. '
Inquire Parland Apartments, Apt.' "
4, Depot street, or phone Red 1452. ' T
l-m-tiji
FOR RENT A furnished large front 'j
room. $t per mcnth; 1305 T Ave. j (
1-11-ot J
FOR SALE Real Estate ;
FOR SALE Ten acres, all kinds of
fruit. Address Observer. 1-2-olpd J
FOR SALE Old Papers. J
OLD PAPERS For "ale at The Ob-
server office, 25 cents a bundle. !
l'EAVY HORSES WANTED Will
le in La Grande Friday, Saturday
and Sunday to buy heavy farm
Mares, three to six years old. weight
1400 to ltVO pounds, al.-o a few
geldings if extra good. C. W. Day.
l-lS-2tpd
If It Took You 40 Hours to Make 16
Mile Round Trip Wouldn't You
Holler?"
Forestry Delegates
Plan to Save Forests
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RETAIL APPLES
GOOD COOKING 60c
EATING APPLES 90c
l'anrv Roman Hoauties.
solid pack, per box $1.50
Wo still have a tVw fat
Chickens for salo.
SMITH PRODUCE
AND STORAGE
Phone Main 734
Front Lnced
Supposing you lived lt miles away
from a hustling city and wanted to
pot in. r.ow and then, tc transact busi
ness. Suppling you had to spend 40
hours ar.d five minutes to get to that
hustling city, do an hour's business,
say with a banker, and then go home.
Now wouldn't you "holler?"
Ti-.e above is the plight of the poo
pie of lmbler. There's no "supposin" "
it; th.'ir case. It's plain fact.
lmbler ar.d ail the people along the
Elgin ar.d Joseph I ranch line want
better service. They say they are go
ing to keep "Inlierin'" until they get
it.'
You see lmbler is just 16 miles dis
tant from I-a Grande. In summer the
farmers' Fords, ar.d more pretentious
cars, just "ramble" right ir.to the city
well oftentinu-Si faster than .they
j should. Hut in winter the only hope
branch line. It runs once
Washington. D. C, Jan. 19. (L'ni.- ;
ed Press) Prepared to fight spread jf
of the white pine blister disease that ;
threatens ?.U'5.000.000 worth of tim- f
ber in New England and other north- f
I western states, delegates to the Inter- J
Foresterv association gathered here j ,
: today. ' ;V V
Quarantines to check the dreadful Plan for
! disease were suggested by experts in
: attendance. By these white pine
seedlings and currant and gooseberry
bushes on which the fungus feeds
would not be permitted to be shipped
i from infected states. This method has
' met with the approval of the depart
ment of agriculture, which has urged
a quarantine to protect $105,000,000
'. worth of sugai pine? in western
t . .
states.
v -r -r v v v v v v "
Barberton. O., Jen. 19 (Unit
ed Press) It seems both fitting
and just that the first "Kaiser's
Mustache Club" in the United i
States should be formed here in
Barberton. To which the barber
of Barberton agrees. Ten Bar- 4
berton men organized it; and $
the only qualification for mem- 4
bership is a mustache a la Wil- J
helm. The club is, one might 4
say, a growing institution. 4
tcne in San Francisco, is in receipt
of his certificate from the Oregon
State Board which reports a v.ry suc
cessful examination r.r.d an excellent
high average in each subject.
Singer Sewing Machines.
New and second hand machines sold
on easy terms. No interest. Repair
work a specialty on all machines.
Chas. M. Shapland, agent, Foley Hotel
Bldg. Phone Red 451. l-17tf
American Merchant Marine.
Columbus, ).. Jan. 19. (Unitod
Press) A plan whereby L'ncle Sam
could build an American merchant
marine by passing laws that would
insure investors in American ship se
curities u resor.able rate of interest,
will l-e outlined to the Ohio Manufac
turers' association here today by Pres
ident S. W. Hastins of the Illinois
Manufacturers' association.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given to all con
cerned that letters of administration
have been issued by the County Court
of Union County, Oregon, upon the
estate of Sallie A. T. Palmer, de
ceased, and all persons having claims
against her estate are hereby noti
fied to present the same with proper
vouchers to the undersigned adminis
trator at La Grande, Oregon, within
six months from date of this notice
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
22nd day of December. A. D., 1916.
JOSEPH PALMER.
Dec. 22-29-Jan. 5-12-19-26.
shion in
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Shoes That Fit and
Wear
Priros are constantly ioing higher. You will profit by buying an extra pair
of shoos now whether vou need them or not. Our prices arc still the same on
six
SOLID COMFORT
Standing. Sitting or Lying Down
TV. j- .top t think that you spend between fice and
kaon even yr in corset, you must realue how imperttn
that you be perfectly comfortable co set.
A poorlr fitting corset frequently leads t- severe nervous and organic
troubles which cause years of suffe-ing.
In the MOD ART Cr?et we have a garment that always give genuine
eontfort, uUinfc tln or l'io ,iown-
PAUUNE LF.D':KLF, Somnwr Hotel Bld.
houtuuid
it la
the O-W.
! a day.
( Since hvnothoses arc the
this story listen to this one:
I Suppose Mr. X of imbier has
calls to make i:i I-a Grar.de: at the j
i banker's, the physician's and the land
! office. He leaves Imbier at .r:."0 to- j
! night. He arrives in La Grande at ,
1 t:'J5 tonight. The fare is but TO cents !
ithe round trip. He stays, eats dinner!
j at a Li Grande hotel. At nine tomor-
i row morning he sees trie pnysicia.-.: at :
'ten. the banker; at 10:"0, the register
'of the land office. A: U he is rc.'dy
to go home.
But his train left a; 9:'J. The next
train is tomorrow at ?:20. Mr. X is
'obliged to remain in Ia Grande from'
;11 this monung until 9:20 tomorrow!
morning. When he does get away to- ,
morrow morning hero is what his ex
pense account shows: round trip fare.!
70 cents; five meals i.t 40 cents, $2;
twv nights in hotel, $2; 22 hours and
,20 minutes wasted a total actual ex
pense of J4.70 and a potential loss of
joue day. When he gets on the train
' tomorrow morning he will be home in
! S5 minutes. For 22 hours ar.d 20 !
minutes he was 'stranoed, just No
minutes from home. Mr. X undoubted
ly will think on the way home tomor
row morning. In fact, he has already
thought. Sherwood Williams, cashier
of the State Rank of Imbier. thought
these things Wesday while xiln 9i
shoos Kumht at old prioos.
Men's hoos fnan - - "
ladies' Shoes from -
""hildi-en.'s Shoes at all prices.
One lot of Ladies' Shoes in all leathers N'th button and laee.
and s?.V00 values. On Sale at, per pair .
$3.00 to $6.50
$3.00 to $10.00 '
Reeular H.00
L $2.35
L. J. French Shoe Co.
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