La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LA (iKAXDE EVEXJNG OBSERVER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1917. 1 Pure Candy for The Children Miners in Box Car j Nearly Asphyxiated; Thoughtful mothers should iro v idc their children with pure, wholesome candy. We have candies made of pure barley sugar, fruit J'l avors aiid honev. No glucose. W. M. Moore and L. W. Williams, : miners from Seattle, were rescued 1 from a refrigerator cur at Kamelu t this morning after being nearly as ' phyxiated from inhaling carbon mo 1 noxide gas generated in the charcoal heating apparatus of the car. The men were oa their way from Seattle to Maker where they hoped to obtain work. Dr. J. I'. Graham went to Ka- mela this morning to get them and re ports that another half hour in the car would probably have meant their death. The men were brought here this morning and were sufficiently re covered this afternoon to be released 2 Plus 2 Plus M (Quantity plus quality plus mode: The things that spell "Service". Fifty new hustling stores added to our chain this year. Evidence of our ability to save the public money. Von get more you get better .goods here for less money It's up to vou to prove it to yourself. Let the children conic to our store for candy. We know what they like and give them courteous attention. La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager Quick Delivery ph,e Main 40 La Giiide, Oregon Coming to Sherry's Saturday, Charlie Chaplin in "The Rink." l-Sl-2t Dancing Saturday night, Rex hall; good music; dancing, 75 cents. 2-l-3t Dancing Saturday night, Rex hall; good music; dancing, 75 cents. 2-l-3t Oh! If the Sun Just Hide Tomorrow CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements. L. J. Lindsay, violinist of Portland, played Inst -night at the I,a Grande band tnasquerado dance. K. J. Green has moved his law of fices to rooms 12-111, West Jacobson Elite. l-27-7t Trains Delayed Again. Stub 19 will arrive on time tonight Regular 19 will be five hours late. No. 5 will be four hours Into. Nn 17 due at 8:55 a. m., arrived at 1:30 p. m. "If Candlemas do see the sun ''If Candlesmas do see, the sun There is but half of winter done If Candlemas be cold and gray . Then endeth winter on that day." Old English Song. So let's nil hope the sun won't shine tomorrow. Tomorrow La CflnH!fnjia Hjv h cause in the Roman Catholic and some of the Anglican churches the candles used on the altar and in pri vate devotion are blessed for the en suing year. The day is ecclesiastical ly known as the Feast of the Purifica tion of the Blessed Virmn Mm ft commemorates the purification of the virgin 40 days after the birth of her Divine Son and of TTis nrvATitl-mn it. the temple at Jerusalem. Distinctive camlips fnr f-lic wIia want the best. Supplied fresh each week. levy-Vogel Drug Co. 2-1-tf We nav best nriro fnt aMinJ hand furniture. DYAf.'S FURNI TURE CO.. 404 Fir St.. Phone RWk 3351. Adv. 12-4-tf School tablets, inks, pencils, school books, at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Dlyl-29-tf A license was issued yesterday by County Clerk McCormick to John E. Rysdam of Union to marry Nina Luel la Lelhcrby. Coining to Sherry's Saturday, Charlie Chaplin in "The Rink." 1-31-21 Fifty-cent books for 2K: 7rc h! for 50c; $1.00 books for 75c till pres ent stock is reducod at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. ; DIyl-29-tf; Wklylt i A u t o Owners Notice. The Economy Garage announce the opening to auto, motorcycle and gen eral repair work. Service and econ omy our motto. Red Williams and e red Bureess. 1114 .lpffnronn lt opposite O-W. R. N. depot. Phone mack ;i;i4i. isi.tf AT THE HOTELS New Spring Skirts $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $7.90 N'cw House Dresses, :!()-5l sizes 98c, $1.23, $1.49 .New Spring (lingljanis 10c, 121-2C Xew Spring Percales 8 1 -3c, 10c, 12 l-2c New "Waists, great value 98c, $1.41, $1.98 Xew Kimonos, neat patterns 98c, $1.49, $1.98 Xew Tub Silks, 1.75 values, vard $1.23 Xew Led Spreads, showv designs 98c, $1.49, $1.93 Swell line of Silk Covered Comforts $3.98, $4.98 LADIES Spring. White AVashable Kid Hi Lace Shoes, mostly $10.00 else where, our price $6.90 175 BUSY STORES, KNOWING- HOW TO BUY THE BIG REASON. 175 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. BRAYING AT THE MOON OTMHRS FOLLOW W E U2AD TONIGHT LAST TIME. THE 5 Musical Hewitts In Their Big Musical Act and BESSIE BARRISCALE Charles Ray and Louise Glaum in the Ince Comedy Drama "HOME" TOMORROW Marguerite Clark ARCADE Sommer. K. E. French, San Francisco; Ray I). Stumpf, Spokane; F. P. Stanley, Pendleton; J. W. Holt, St. Louis; M. Koppel, Hioiso; F. H. Hughes, Walla Walla: Huttic Parrv. Suit Lake: P. V. Uverciul, E. K. Martin, A. H;michall son, A. J. Sherrill. R. W. Fivimp. TI F. Bonestreet, David Robertson, C. 0. Mikle, W. K. Helfrich, E. Bell, Port land: II. W. Sncar. F. L. Rprrv Kan. mis City; H. M. Gillism, Baker; Wmi- . fA lr:i 1 ri w . inivani, ivmixiu mangere, Kunye Hilyard, Meacham; M. G. Allen, Mil ton; S. J. Borgel, Kiltam; J. H. Stine, Enterprise; Floia M. Cruikshank. Savoy. Mrs. Fred Perkins, Union; D. Haines and wife, Ui Grande; Willis Walk, North Powder; Frank Hoffman, Moh-ose, Mont.; W. O. Ayars, L. B. Johnson Island City; D. B. Ruckman, G. G. Busby, J. H. Keown, Imbler; S. C. Weaver, A. Sundquist, E. Edmark, W. J. King, Kiitcrprise; N. Rasmus sen, J K. Ruysdam, Mrs. Ruysdam, G. W. Chandler, Elgin; E. Graham; I. .1. Rosten, N. Swaggart, F. Henry, E. K. Henry, C. K. Pratt, Mrs. Frank Wiitc, P. Iiai-sen, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tar. sen, Martin I.arsen. Foley. H. F. Bonesteel, J. O. Inee, W. S. Spinning, H. G. Merinjr, C. E. Waite, R. J. Coed. Portland: P. D MR Chicago; F. H. Mullin and wife, Mt! Ii' her: rred Mnmiv. 1 j flran.li- r W. George, Earl Pfeffer, Herbert i.reer, Donalii McDonald, Ross Hood, Bruce Brace, Eugene Alford, C. I.. Mc Duniels and wife, Wallowa; T. E Smith, Elgin; F. A. Stock, Phil Apple, an rrancisco; Gilbert Steve, Enter prise; E. Marstock, Joseph; Clif Mac Do well. Pittsfiold. Muss: Elln .rnl- sen. North Powder; G. O. .Barnes, Denver; G. C. Weaver, P. C. Ross, Portland; C. W. Weaver. Baker: IT. W. Neer, F. A. Pancoast, San Fran cisco: C. lv Rude. Pendleton O. E. Coles, Haines. Hand lotions, face rrwims. M creams, rubbing or cleansing creams ai mivennorn s. Dlyl-29-tf; Wklylt In opening ua a art of Wtc mn can find just what you need at S'l. erttioro'a. l-10hf OF STUDENT RESENTS SUP GIVEN BT LEGISLATORS Ray touch Father in Letter that IKislativi. Committee's "Boast" Not Justified. Dear Pa;,:l nd Mamma:-Juat ha.l v1imer,.MnJ Mnn 1 &rt in t0 atuJy and w:ribe a short note Members of the legislature were here yesterday and I was on the com mittee to help receive and jruide them. Saw Representative Small from Un ion county and vras around with him quite a little. Did you read that report in the Ore Ionian from the committee, supposed to investigate the two colleges? It was cerainly a roaster on Oregon's part; and was not founded on facts. One man was here last year about a month before school was out and stayed for a couple of days; during which time he made himself out a "nut" of the first degree. I he greater part of the report was only the opinion of one man who came here with the one idea, and that was to find fault with the university as a wnoie. this man advised the aboli tion of the school of commerce, which is a new school end is growing to be one of the most advanced 'in the Unit ed States and one which meets the de mands of the higher type of the busi ness world. With love, RAY. 'submarine off the South American coast January 29. She arrived in Pec nam Buco slightly damaged today. She said the Germans escaped. NEW TODAY WARSHIPS HAVE BATTL"E Buenos Aires, Feb. 1. (United Press) The British cruiser Amethyst battled with a German cruiser and . WANTED An experienced waitress I at Home Restaurant. 2-1-tf j WANTED A stenographer. Call La i Grande Fruit Co. 2-1-lt The Little "Want Ads'' Bring Big Results The little ad has big power be hind it. It is the Want Ad that sells many things for the people. After all, selling is merely get ting in toucn wita the buyer. And the little "Want Ad" in The Observer "Classified" columns is a quick and inexpensive introduction to the buyers of Union and Wal lowa counties. Don't forget to read The Ob server's Classified Ads on Page 7. Note how this page is growing. That shows that The Observer Want Ads gel results. OLD PAPERS-For sale at The Observer olTice. 25 cents a bundle. SHERRY THEATRE Today "Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned" SEE VALESKA SURATT IX "JEALOUSY" ALSO A Comedy - .. mm- io i my "eat" settl j Our Want Ads bring result.