La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVESf W Cove News Items Marine Corps Station Here by February 1 held as a Witness in thaw case! Our Bargain Window Captain Lovick P. Plnkston, Ketired, Was in City Yesterday to Complete Arrangements. ate c5 K '"'"i .i '3 is MONEY INVESTIGATE TO CARROTS TURNIPS PARSNIPS . ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CABBAGE LETTUCE CELERY CAULIFLOWER LEMONS BANANAS Oregon Co-Operative Association 1118 1-2 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. Branches at. IMBLER, OR. EVANS, OR. MARKET Sugar Cane or fruit, $7.85 sack, cash; $8.25 30 days' tine. Fruit. Cranberries, 2tc jadrt. Bananas 35c and 40c dozen. Oranges 206c dzei. Lemons 40c. Vegetables, MiseaBaBMus. Brussel Sprouts 29c. Celery (California) 16c, 2 for 26c. Sweet Potatoes 3 1-3 Ik fox 26s. Potatoes 2 l-4c and 2 Mc. Cauliflower 15e, 20c, 25c. New Cabbage 6c. , Honey 20c. ( Parsley 6c a huach. ' Dry Oaioxs 8c. Beana White, lBc. Beans Colored, 12 l-2c. Green Peppers 18c. Bntter and Sf ga. Butter Fancy creamery, 45c lb; 80c 2-!b roll. Ranch Butter 40c lb; 80c 2-lb. rail. Bggs 45e doz. r Chickens aid Fowl. Ducks Dressed; 16c. Turkeys 28c. Geese Dressed, 16c. Hens Dressed, 16c. Spring Chicken 18c. Flour and Feed. Bluestera Flour $2.29. Royal Patent $2.15. Jersey Cream $2.20. Boot of the Beet (pateat) $2.16. ;j; T jlijLd ' mmm pacific system SALT LAKE ROUTE 3 P ii.iv a P i . : i. a SAVER YOUR BENEFIT Invincible $2.20. Snowdrift $2.40. Upper Crust--$2.40. None-to-Equal $2.15. Gold Medal $2.95. Sea Foam $2.10. Snow Drop $2.15. Flour In 10-lb. Sacks. Graham , Germs, white and rye flour, 65c. Yellow corn meal 45c. Cattle. Best heavy beef steers. . . .$7.257.50 Best light beef steers 7.007.50 Best beef cows 6.257.50 Best heifers 6.50 Ordinary to good cows. . . . 5.155.35 Heavy bulla 3.504.00 Light bulls 2.503.25 Carres 4.006.00 Stacker feeder steers .... - 4.755.50 Stacker feeder cows 4.005.00 Hogs. Heavy packing $9.509.65 Heavy batchers 9.359.60 Light 8.60(39.10 Rough, heavy 8.258.85 Pigs 7.608.85 Stockers 7.107.35 Sheep. Best east of mountain lambs $ 10.25 Best valley lambs 9.75 10.00 Wethers 8.00 8.25 Ewes 7.00 7.25 Goats 3.26 Newspaper columns on "How to Keop Well," are good enough in their way, but what tho most of us want to know is merely how to keep alive. I'endleton Tribune. -VIA- Choice of routes, including steamship lines and one or both ways via SALT LAKE CITY. This is The Califor nia excursion opportunity of this season. Information, tickets, reservations upen application to J. H. KEENEY, AGENT. La Grande, Oregon. ML Fannie Grange (o Give Basket So cial Tomorrow Night Junior Class or High School Entertains Other Classes Jim Hoatson Injured Mike Morris Very Sick. Coi, Ore., Jan. 20. (Special) Members of the Mt. Hiinnie Grange will give a basket social at Shanghai schoolhouse this evening. A short program will be given and baskets will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belden of En terprice are visiting in the George Chadwick home this week. Miss Effie Boswell is spending a few days with Miss Audra Cummins of Elgin. in .1 r 1 .1 l-i mrs. rrea myer. mm uRnr, Marjone, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs Lester Johnson. , lh? B,T Sw,n. cl"b w"s e"; tertamed by Mrs. Georgia Gasset and Miss June Chadwick last Thursday. The thermometer registered 10 de- (trees below zero in Lower Cove last week. Ttfiss Adii Oeer entertained the Rov- , . xt i i rr. i r, al Ann Needle club Thursday flcr- noon of last week Nathan Darin has completed bis mw house and moved into it. The sophomore class of the Cova hijrh school entertained the junior, senior and freshman classes at the home of Elmer Fulp Saturday even ing. Forty-two were present. Games were played and a full course dinner served. The principal feature of ho was the initiation of the evemnjr was freshmen into the mysteries of hijrn . ,, ., . . . . schooldoni rather late in the year but u ' i.i , if . the freshmen enjoyed (?) it just the ame. Jim Hoatson met with a severe fle-1 cident last Saturday while down at i. Mr. Fulp's with Ben DeBard looking roi uaiui ana saiem wnere sn w.u after some stock. Jim was riding.one stc! at Hie. home of Miss Trindle, a horse and leading another when the former Cove school teacher, for a few horse he was riding slipped and f .-11, , months and take up the study of pho falling on him and breaking a bone in tography. "... .... . i o i i l- r i.-.u 1,1 his right leg. Dr. McUOWn gave lm- mediate attention and Mr. Hoalson in doing nicely. Itne Play the Birth of a Wation. The train on the C. R. & O has not Little Jimmie Powell has been on been running for a few days, having ; the sick list this week, laid off for repairs. W. D. Foreman is ill with la grippe Mike Morris has been dangerously jfhis week, ill with blood "poisoning in his arm for I Miss Marie Breshears, Miss Nora the past week. However he is now ! Gardner, Ed Maroney and Joseph improving. Miss Hazel McMillan of Gardner spent Sunday at Alicel w'.th Union is caring for him under the di- Mr. and Mrs. Mac Saunders, rection of Dr. McCown. ' Jim Rundall is able to be around L. Carter is quite ill with pntai-:gain. monia. 1 Albert Conklin has been making im- Miss May Stearns left this week for i provements and alterations to the in a short visit in Wallowa, Pendleton, jterior of his home. Gorgeous as a Peacock's Tail Is This Train It 1"& From the Iath Florence Horn Fashion THE truln Is with us iiRaln, but with this dlfferpiic-lt Is the append age of the short skirt ntnt not necessarily an Integral part of the gown, for It Is generally attached in such a way that It may be eliminated when not desired. In this frock It Is hung from the top of the gurnet velvet girdle, which virtually forms the cor sugo, and consists of two long lengths of the velvet elaborately embroidered In rjii inetal beads. The Khorl skirt fairly bliluwa with layer upon layer of 1L ijkqp- -r;((Vx-: M A recruiting station of the United State marine corps will be established in La Grande by February 1. This announcement was made in the city yesterday by Captain Lovick P. Pink ston, United States marine corps, re tired, in charge of recruiting in the Portland district, Montana, Idaho, Eastern Washington and Oregon. The office of the recruiting station will be in room 222, Postoffice build ing. Tho Silver Grill will feed the rocl.ujts a ted unti, th are gent tQ the marine recruiti barracks at Mm.e Jsam, CaVl!omi th(J ImperiaI hotel will furnish beds' and Dr. M. R H , examining sur- !eon p ' . . n:i.t t,., t jh.i who wi, be ,n ch rf ill . "e sergeant M. u. young, now in ch of ,he pen(llcton 8t&ion Four stations, at Missoula, Helena and MonJlnU( llml La Gpanil are i uf i t-f..v,;,.i,,i i rt ""wuv uv uniiu iiicu mm uic iuui following men will have their choice of places: Serjeant Younir, Pendle ton; Serjeant Charles E. Rice, Spo kane; and Sergeants William B. Ham mer and James E. Brooks, attached to the Portland office. , g t,)e or, , ... ..,,..,.. ... ... . XTr v..i, ti, with offices m Nt-w ork City. Ine , .. , lm,eau supplies the press of tho coun- t:y with well written articles on the marine corps. J oevemi luaus m uuiu ,vouiiK aim uiu folks have gone to La Grande to see ;:..!Wr: f f 3 ' . it Film. green and garnet tinted tulle, and tin corsage Is of velvet and strands of the gun metal bends. The 1'alsley rage has extended to handbags. And tho newest ones are made either with a metallic clasp or drawn up In a shirring on silken cords A large collar and cuff set Is of cream j hemstitched handkerchief linen. ANNA MAY. in OUYE& - BROWHR. HAKHV HUOWEIt IS UN DER ARRK8T IN 1'HILADEI. PHIA, BEING HELD AS A WIT NESS IN THE THAW CASE. POLICE RAY BROWEIt WAS A COMPANION OF THAW AND WHEN ARRESTED HAI LET TERS WRITTEN TO THAW BY ltoys. THE WHA T-yO U-MA. J COJLUMff Laundries: A man in Mexico, the Department of Commerce bulletin's, "is desirous I nf purchasing machinery for a small l'umdiy." What anybody wants with a liiundry in Mexico is more than we can understand, but since it is so .we append a partial list of things he should get: Above al!, he must have- a button smashing machine, any laundry worthy the name lets no guilty but ton escape. Then he will need a collar ripper and cuff fraycr. This indispensable little contrivance will utterly demor alize the'strongest shirt that was ever built. Next, a clothes mixer. In these days of pre-digested food and vest-pocket bungalows by mail, every man expects his laundry ready mixed. He's sore if you send him the same colored pa jamas two weeks in succession. Some authorities claim you can t run a laundry without a machine or two to wash the clothes, but this really isn't necessary. GEORGE MARTIN Experts in tho employ of the gov ernment of Brazil believe that country can utilize its own coal by using gas producers in connection with station ary engines and briquetting it for lo comotives. 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. 6-12-19-20. I For Brea Buckwheat Cakes and Maple Syrup Wo have the Pure Pennsylvania, or New York Piickwheat Flour in 9-lb. sacks. .Also the Prepared Buckwheat Flour in packages. Log Caltin and Adirondack Maple Syrup in cans. Our .Idaho Honey is fine. "We have strictly fresh eggs. Florida (Jrapefruit, 3 for 25c. . Oranges 25e, 30c, 35c and 40c doz. The City Grocery & Bakery Firms AT THE BEGINNING OF 1917 WHEN . NEW j& BUSINESS PLANS ARE M BEING FORMULATED P AND PUT INTO EXE- CUTION, WE INVITE A g? THOROUGH INVESTI- GATION OF THE MANY gS ADVANTAGES OF AN ASSOCIATION WITH THE UNITED STATES y NATIONAL BANK. g SAFETY, COURTESY gi) AND EFFICIENCY ARE fK EFFECTIVELY COM SJ BIN ED IN A BANKING W SERVICE WHICH IS IN DIVIDUALIZED TO MEET THE SPECIFIC K REQUIREMENTS - OF SJ EACH AND EVERT Sjg PATRON. OUR OFFICERS WEL 5K COME CONSULTATION. 0 United States National Bank Lb Grande Oregon-! IU1 n LI li PMtiClWOHM'0-M) ENDS CATARRH, ASTHMA,, Bronchitis, Croup, Cough sntf Cobln, r tnoney back. Sold and truaranfeeef by LA GRANDE PHARMACY ' La Grande, Ore. - Uvwuvnii,, u kfast 4 rV$ V i.