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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1917)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1917. PAGE EranT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Be Immune From COLDS I It is easier. to avoid a cold or to cure it when it first starts than it is to eure one that has become ob stinate. Avoid complications that may result from a neglected cold by using J - :' " ; Newlin's Cold Tablets They will quickly overcome congestion and stop the feverish condition which usually accompanies a cold. They are pleasant to take and are in no wav harmful. La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La G. nide, Oregon in WE MAKE IT EASY TOR YOU TO OWN AN Edison or Victor PHONOGRAPH SEE US ABOUT ONE NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY COMPANY Job Printing Neatly and Quickly Done at The Observer Office. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements. I J. M. Burdette of Joseph, who has been working in Walla Walla, arrived in La Grande last night. Ho may go to Joseph today. Do not forgot the band dance at Rex hall Wednesday night. 2-19-lt C. E. Wilson rnd four children are moving today to Haines where they will live. j For chronic constipation and bowel disorders take a treatment of Ameri can Oil (heavy). Wonderful results will follow. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. , 2-1-tf Guy Navarre, Artcraft picture rep resentative, was in the city today. Buy Oregon Nursery company's fruit and ornamental trees and all kinds of shrubbery and flower plants of George Ball, ugent, 1212 Washing ton avenue, La Grande. ' 2-15-lmo Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley have left La Grande for Buffalo, N. Y., to make their home. The weather today is mild rind pleasant and the sunshine is good to see. More developing and printing of films every day at Silvarthom's Fam ily Drug Store. Dly2-12tf;Wklylt Miss Madeline Bollons left for Sa lem Monday to join her sister, Miss Eleanor Bollons, who has been a clerk in the legislature. The Misses Bol lons will visit in Portland and will return about Sunday. All motorcycle and bicycle accessor ies at cost. Now is the time to buy. Leighton Garage. 2-17-tf The Royal Neighbors will hold a 'Penny" social at the K. of P. hall, be ginning at 6 p. m., Friday, February 23. Everybody come; everybody wel come. 2-2(i.at Miss Lou Long of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in La Grande last night. Miss Long has accepted the position as de signed for Miss Blackmon. For That Cough and Tickling in your throat, use Syrup of Wild Cherry Bark in combination with Guaincol and Eucalyptus. It gives quick relief. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 2-1-tf Band dance at Rex hall Wednesday night. Everybody invited. Dunce music by band and augmented orches tra. 2-19-lt PUBLIC SALE FEB. 27 A public sale will be held at the farm of A. Fines, six miles east of La Grande on upper Cove road, February '.27, 10 a. m. Free lunch at noon. Livestock, farm machinery, house hold goods will be offered for sale at auction. Terms: All sums of $10 and under, cash. All sums over $10 bank able notes, with 8 per cent interest, due and payable October 1, 1917. A. FINES, OWNER. TOM JOHNSON, Auctioneer. KI REYNOLDS, Clerk. DlyFeb21-27; WklvFeb27 -i ii TV T TT jm TP TT V1 I J rf. 1UIN IGHT Dorothy vLbIS 13 h In - X ITTLE YAM" She was a border girl torn between loyalty to the Union and love for a Southern Officer. It's the different story of the Civil war, exciting and appealing. AR CAD IsniiBiB "To The End of Satisfaction" OUR MOTTO EVERY DAY Not the building of a Patron, but the building of Patrons, is our main de sire'. This must warrant satisfaction to the end that we may enjoy lasting mouth to mouth publicity of our friends which can only be developed through a store's Service and its Values. "A SMILE TN EVERY PATR" Men's Crossett. 8.00 Value Elsewhere Our Price 9o.W Our Price ' $5.50 Our Price Our Price $3.98 Our Price $3.50 Men's Crossett .$7.00 Value Elsewhere Men's Crossett $0.50 Value Elsewhere Men's Crossett $5.00 Value Elsewhere, Men's Crossett $4.50 Value Elsewhere, "They Make Life's Walk Easy" , Men's "Our Own" Goodyear Welt, Lace or Button; $4.00 Value $2.9 Men's O. M. or Vici Kid, Bin. or Button, $3.00 anywhere : - $2.49 Men's Solid Leather Work Shoes Oak tan soles $2.98, $3.50, $3.98,' $4.50 Men's German Dye Overalls "Big Three", "Oskosh", "Underhill" 98c BUYING FOR 175 STORES MAKE THESE PRICES POSSIBLE J. C. Penney Company FORMERLY UNITED STORE Johnson and O'Neil Are Clever Wrestlers O'Neil Was Once Frank Gotch's Trainer and Has Wrestled Celebrities Johnson Is Heavyweight Pacific Coast Champsion. Some people wondered why John son, "The Terrible Swede," had such a hard tussle with Jack O'Neil in their handicap match at the Arcade theater Thursday night. It is easily explained when one is familiar with the record of O'Neil. Jack has wrestled some of the best men in the United States. Following are some of themain events in which he has participated: Dan McLeod at New York to a, draw, time 2 hours, 6 minutes; D. A. McMillan at Minneap olis, O'Neil won in 1 hour, 34 minutes; Jack Rooney, O'Neil won in 38 min utes; John Jenkins at Cleveland, O'Neil won in 2 hours, 3 minutes; Farmer Burns, world's champion at Spokane, O'Neil lost in 1 hour, 21 minutes. So Johnson in meeting O'Neil was up against a man who could hold any man at bay for 15 min utes. 'In addition to his long service on the mat O'Neil was trainer for Frank Gotch and learned all the fine points from the undeicatcd Iowam. So when the men meet in a finished "bout at the Arcade theater tomorrow night it will be absolutely one of the best matches ever staged in La Grande. Following is a clipping from the Oregon City Recorder when John son defeated Bordscn for the coast championship: "I. A. Johnson of St. Paul, Minne sota, holder of hcr-vyweight wrestling title, added the heavyweight coast championship to his honors here Mon day night by defeating Ben Bordsen at the Grande theater lcfore a crowd of 1000 fans. Johnson secured the first fall in five minutes by the ham mcrlock route and the second in less time. Both men put up a good f ifiht and gave the crowd a first class ex hibition. BordseM challenges Johnson for a return match. Bordsen won the title n year ago by defeating Davis- court.'' Seats are selling f;st for the match and as there are only a limited amount of ringside se itr., those wishing them are requested to get them earlv. They can be secured at the ticket office from 2 to 4 in the afternon and 7 to 10 in the evenin;rs, starting today. Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. Rev. Frederick Grimes, the evangelist ' at the Christian church, will deliver , the address at the meeting for me7i, : the meeting will e held in the lobby j at .1 o'clock and all men are cordially i invited to attend. There will be spe cial music. Money To Loan "Money to loan farm land, Iiowest rates of Interest, Prompt service, Loan our own money and do not sell our mortgages or notes." Let me figure with you before you place a ljan, $8000, private money at 6 per cent. I will make your loan so you will kflow what rato you are paying, and not make you think y?u are getting 5 or 6 per cent money when 10 to 15 per cent. Henry T. Hill Room 23 West Jacobsen Bdf Ol aonar th words blind It's a sign-post for aroma every Omar. It says "This way, to aroma of richness, of ripeness, of wholer someness." To Omar aroma in other words 1 Aroma makes a cigarette they've told you that for years. And Omar is aroma. It's the perfect Turkish blend the triumph of rich Turkish and ripe accentuating leaves. Then Omaromar spells aroma. Even the words blend. H CIGARETTES "Smoke Omar for Aroma" ao far J qjCents j) luunntH HNMMM1TC Job Printing Ouinlrlir t . e Qffkg o v iauj juone at xue Ubserrr fi,nln iU ??r'K?nd find The Observer on sale at the Oregon Hotel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
