La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY,1 JUNE 22, 1917, , ; IGRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Be Free From Corns Corns are nature's ; attempt to defend herself against un due friction on some part of the foot. You must do just two things to be cured re move, the cause of friction and remove the corn with NYAlS , CORN .CP HE Both, are simple and easy. The remedy Is efficient, but not severe. Cures hard; and soft corns, callousesj ttc. If it;:flUyouf money back. Price 25c RED CROSS DRUG ) STQR& .:. t 'club are giving a dancing party at Riv erside; park, Monday evening, June 25th. The proceeds are to go to the Red Cross Fund. New Star Barbers. It is not our swift work that gets customers, but the good and clean service we give. New Star Barbers, next door Levy-Vogel Drug Store.- aqv. 6-15-tf, Coming Events Jane 18 to 28 Red Cross v?eek. J tine 22-28 Union CowtgrGWrFel June; 23 and 2 "Into1rance" at the Arcade theatre, lows. Association.' meets at Cove. June 25, Monday Dancing patty for Bed Cross fund at the park. Pub lic invited. v June 25 and 26 The Women of Woodcraft District convention, June 27 to July S (lnclucive) Grand Ronde Chautauqua, La Grande, cycle and auto races at La Grande. July 5 Union County Pioneer As sociation, Chautauqua grounds. All day session. July 7 National Education Asso ciation in Portland. " July 14-19 North Pacific Sanger (est, Portland. July 13, 14, 16 State Editorial As sociation at Pendleton. July 21-22 "Speed 'em Up" motor August 4 to 10 Buyers' Week in Portland. AMUSEMENTS. Arcade Thcbtre-Afotlon pictures. Colonial Thea tre- Motion pictures. Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures. Kodaks, cameras, films developed and minted nromntlv jwd TMrfwt1v M 1 J I any information regarding the work ing or your Kodak or cunera will be gladly triven at Siiverthorn'a Famllv Drug store. Adv. ' . - - 6-22-tf. Someone will he di43.Tmnintitd In getting the seat they want for "Intol erance. You can reserve your, seat now at the Arcade for either night Adv. . ;, , 6-2l-2t For upholstoriog and repairing, mattress making, carpet and wall dleaoaig. Black 3171, Houghton Bros, successors to T.oe Bellinger. Adv.': The Observer On Sale ' ' When in Portland you will find The Observer on sale at the Oregon Ho tel nwtacd and Imperial Hotel SUger Sewing Machine. New and second-hand machines sold on easy terms. No interest, Repair work a specialty on all machines. Chas. M. Shapland, agent, New Foley Bldg, Phone Black 1051. -Adv. 1-Htf Peoples' Meat Markot ,., We sav his-hest rrlcex far hiAa nnl sheep pelts. Peoples' Meat Market, iw ir St. -Adv. 12-5-tf. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued from Page Six) ;, i :And- Advertisiig in Brief RATES ! I Per line, first insertion 10c J Per line, additional insertion So , Per line, per month .....$1.00 l J No locals taken for less than 26c r Count 6 ordinary words to line. L ............... New Star Barbers. There are other tin cans in the alley but there are none that shine so bright as THE STAR BARBERS, for up-to-date barber service. Next door Levy-Vogel Drug Store Adv. 6-15-tf A kodak for 75c, a kodak at al most, any price ysu wish to invest. Either Eastman or Ansco line in all classes and pric3 at Sllverthorn's Family Drug stoic Adv. 6-22-tf Reserved seats for "Intolerance" are on sale now a-, the Arcade. Adv. 6-21-2t. There will be an ice cream social at Lane's Ohapel Friday night. Adv. 6-19-4t. The New Star Barbers. You may shave yourself and think you have done well, but you will not Xnow what a real shave is until you try the New Star Barbers, next door Levy-Vogey Drug Store. Adv.6-15-tf Aster Plants. 1 Late aster plants now ready at greenhouses. Cherry's ' Florists. i Adv. 6-20-4t. ' Rain Washes Away Dust. A nice, pleasant rain fell at 11:30 today, which wanned away the dust and freshened things up. Board 6.00 Cora M. Davis, Work Elec. Board .: 6.00 B. F. Wilson, Work Llec. Board 6.25 Ed. Hall, Work Elec. Board. . 8.45 Clara Lee, Work Elec. Board 6.25 Mabel Gale, Work Elec. Board 6.25 Amos Mayfield, Work Elec. Board 6.25 Bushong & Company, Elec tion supplies 72.25 Glass & Prudhomme Co., Elec tion supplies 8.77 Red Cress Drug Store, Elec tion supplies J4.80 Horace J. Nelson, Registering voters . , . .. .50 U. F. Weiss, Registering voters " .35 A. 0. Nash Elec. Co., Wiring election booths 18.00 City of Elgin, Hall rent Sp. Elec ' 6.00 W. E. Brownell, Hall rent Sp. Elec; .... .. 6.00 K. P. Lodge, Elgin, Hail rent" Sp. Elec. ... ..i. ;V' 5.00 Mrs. Chas. Chattin, Hall rent Sp. Elec '.- . 5.00 Frank Cleavinger, HaU Tent and drayage 10.00 W. D. Grandy, Hall rent Sp. Elec . . : 6;00 Mrs. McCullough, Hall rent Sp Elec. 4.00 Mrs. Fuller, Hall rent Sp Elec. 6.00 Baptist Church, Hall rent Sp. Elec ... ... " 6.00 Methodist Church, Hall rent Sp. Elec 5.00 Olive Childers, Hall rent Sp. Elec Harris Hall, Hall rent Sp. Elec. H. C. Vinacke, Hall rent Sp. Elec. H. W. Stoner, Services in re Sp. Elec A. F. & A. M., Summerville, Hall rent Sp. Elec Irma Aikine, Work in Tax Dept .... Lee Warnick, Delivering ballot boxes Lee Warnick, Express Lee Warnick, Sheriffs expense C. K. McCormick, Express .. . . Arthur Curtis, Surveying Westenskow road J. A. Gaskill, Viewing Westin- ekow road . i W. N. Ruckman, Viewing West enskow road U. G. Couch, Deputy hire . . . G. F. .Haller, Deputy Assessor W. W. Stevens, Deputy Assess- Seats for eithor night of "Intol erance" can be reserved now at the Arcade. Adv. 6-21-2t. Beautiful stationery in boxes or in bulk. Tablets and envelopes, inks, li brary paste, all may be had at Sil verthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. 6-22-tf. 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. $30,000 for long term at 0 1-2 per cent interest for Joans on Grande Ronde Valley farms. See W. B. Sar gent at La Grande Investment Com pany at once. 2-2-tf The ladies of the-Thursday Auction Frank Sanford, Deputy Assess or U. F. Weiss, Deputy Assessor A. E. Ivanhoe, Express Hazel Last, Work School - Supts. Office Edith Bork, 8th Grade Exam. Board Ruth Jackson, 8th Grade Exam. Board Janet Jones, 8th Grade Exam. Board A. H. Prince, 8th Grade Exam. Board G. A. Galloway, Commissioner's fees W. J. Townley, Commissioner's fees 5.00 5.00 5.00 20.00. 6.00 69.00 23.21 .40 26.70 4.80 8.40 4.40 4.40 60.00 . 9.00 86.00 72.00 80.25 8.95 35.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 58.25 57.70 J. F. Phy, Express ... ... .. r-oley $ Rogers, Taxi service . B. W. Shores, Tail service . . E. E. Bragg, P. M., Stamped envelopes . .'. E. O. Co-op. Tel. Assn., Tele phone service . , Home Ind. Tel. Co., Telephone service . . , . , ...... ,i. ,,,, H. & M. Ribbon & Carbon Co., 1 ypewriter ribbons Kee-Lox Mfg. Co., Typewriter ribbons Newlin Book & Stat Co,, Of 'f ice supplies '. .'. Western- Union Tel. Co., Tele grams . Elgin Recorder, Office supplies E. 0. Republican, Pub. Co. Ct Proceedings . .- ...... La Grande Observer, Election ballots, etc. .:. ... ... .. Boys' & Girls' Aid, Monthly al lowance ........ . J.' A Yeager, District Sealer I. W., Faulk, Const fees Eng '"Inquest-"..' Dr.'M. K. .Hall, Autopsy Bick- ford Inquest JPP; Gfaham, M. D., Coroner's fees Bickford Inquest ..... Dr. McMillan, Dental work for prisoner . , Standard Laundry Co., Laundry for Jail 1.00 Lee Warnick, Prisoners board 148.99 Thos. DeBorde, Janitor and Watchman 75.00 City of La Grande, Water rent May...., 11.80 E. 0. Light & Power Co., Light . .' and supplies ' 32.81 Irvin Koyl, Hauling garbage . 3.00 La Grande Seed & Floral Co., . Supplies ' 60 J. G. Snodgrass-, Supplies . .'. i 3.80 C. A. Gale, Supplies Poor Farm 20.00 F. L. Lilly, Supplies Poor Farm 9.00 Pioneer Flouring Mill, Supplies Poor Farm ... ... ... ... i2U.su Charles . Bolen, Work at, Poor, Farm ... . 23.00 T. D. Elam, Work at Poor Farm 6.50 Ida West, Work at Poor Farm 20.00 Win. Sion, Supt. Poor Farm., 65.00 C. L. Kiddle, Supplies Poor Farm ... ... 78.00 C. H. Upton, M. D., Profession al services 10.00 F M. Jackson, House rent in- j digents. ... ,-. . v, ...."-.i . ... 12.00 Lucy Wade, House rent indi gents ... 24.00 Harris Grocery, Supplies in- , digents ... ... 82.50 Wall Lane, Supplies indigents. 1.25 Walter Stringham. Supplies in- digents Vi v:. 35.00 W. J. Townley, Supplies indi gents 23.65 C. L. Thorne, Supplies' indi gents ... ... 8.75 J. W. White Grocery, Supplies indigents.., .... ............. .lO.qo Grande Ronde Lbr, Co., Sup- ?. -plies indigents ... ... ... ..r . 2.60 Grande Ronde Hospital, Hos- pital fees ..... .... 102.00 Putman's Drug Store, Drugs for indigents , .... 1.00 Red Cross Drug Store, Drugs for indigents . . ..... . . . &.ob Siiverthorn's Drug Store, Drnes for indigents dZ.Sb Mella J. Atteberry, Widow's Pension ... ... .'. Hattie M. Brown, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Mary H. Bean, Widow's Pen-.. sion Katie E. Burnett, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Mnry M. Bauer, Widow's Pen sion ou" Cora R. Bloom, Widow's Pen sion 7.5U Hannah M. Boswell, Widow's Pension 10.00 Cora B. Busick, Widow's Pen- 10.00 10.00 Oma Cullen, ,Widows Pen sion' Tiii Dawson. Widow's Pension 10.00 Nettie Dallen, Widow's Pension 10.00 Anna Donovan.. Widow's Pen sion ... so.oo Minnie Dray, -.Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Mary Fitzgerald, Widow's Pen sion ' 25.00 Elir-abeth Flower, Widow's . Pension 25.00 Lena Groupe, Widow's Pen sion 7.50 Lo Desca Graham, Widow's Pension 17.50 Rosa Goodwin, Widow's Pen sion 22.50 Belle Huntley, Widow's Pen sion 17-50 Anna W. Heughan, Widow's Pension I?-50 Gracia Hesse, Widow's Pen sion io.o Mary Haight, Widowfls Pen- .im, 22.50 17.50 13.64 8.00 jJj 170.40 J f 37.80 ktfSX Delightful Summer Dresses TV U illU nic ;i-ujiv i"'iU "1U11V v n Creamery Butter, and The Hug Store sells it in La Grande. Ask the Hug Grocery for a Pound of the butter, and if it is not as represented, just take it back and get your money back. All in one-pound rolls, and in waxed cartons, and every pound guaranteed. ELGIN CREAMERY Elgin Oregon Oreta C Combs, Widow's Pen sion Luella Castle, Widow's Pen- In a profusion of rqodels most prominently favored by Fashion and the ones woineh re most eager for now. v . Here are dainty summery styles of sheer voiles, -crepes, lawns and organdies; smart coat frocks of white and colorful linens and .newest of, the ntif v gingham and sport dresses In a charming diversity of models and colors, j i JpA?. It takes but a few minutes of looking for one to realize that whatever type of dress is wanted, for whatever occasion, may be found in this splendid . stock I And all are priced 'so moderately that you are sure to want to choose two or three at time! $2.50 to $1.00 ConumtlT Coed StjrU Mark Thii CohiM McCll Psttcrni No. ?TJ-77. twW tf " ' tki.nii7 nvw.dnirm for Jam ; -' : Dainty Footwear for Summer Wear .White Footwear of every description from the inexpensive canvas slippers and boots to the very finest white reignskin and French Novelty Boot. Two-tone and plain shades in high-grade footwear at moderate prices. McGALL MAGAZINES AND PATTERNS . ' ' FOB JULY HALF PRICE SALE OF ENTIRE LINE MILLINERY .iV ' 60LDEN RULE C- Grace Hardin-, Widow's Pen sion Olive J. Johnson, Widow's Pen sion A H Johanson, Widow's Pen- 32.50 17.50 sion Parilla Keefcr, Widow's Pen sion lo-oo Mvrtle Logan, Widow's Pen sion ... . 20.50 Alice M. Lemon, Widow's Pen sion 17-50 Margaret M. Miller, Widow's Pension " 10-00 Nelie M. Martin, Widow's Pen sion ' 22.50 Ethel M. Masters, Widow's Pension 15.00 Estella McGrnth, Widow's Pen- I sion ... 10.00 Sarah Nash, Widow's Pension 17.50 Nettie Rich, Widow's Pension Mary S. Smth, Widowfe Pension Emily J. Stine, Widow's Pen sion . .. Sarah Swalberg, Widow's Pen-. . sion Hattie J. Ecldey, Rock and gravel J. R. Luper, Surveying Island bridges . .t. . F. L. Lilly, Bridge supplies .. . . L. H, Russell, Work on bridges J. A. Russell, Work on bridges R. H. Davis, Work on bridges . W, H. Wallingford, Work on bridges D. Branon, Work on bridges John Underwood, Work on bridges Sam Braxlen-, Work on bridges A. Benson, Work on bridges . 0. J. Burnett, Work on bridges W. C. Campbell, Work on bridges D. W. Irwin, Work on bridges T. M. Branon, Work on bridges Allen Wilson, Work on bridges Chas. Weagel, Work on bridges Dave Ellsworth, Work on bridges W. H. Duckett, Work on bridges -. A. B. Thomas, Work on bridges James Fitzgerald, Work on bridges P. Dial, Work on bridges James Fitzgerald, Work on bridges ... Joe Walmer, Work on bridges Wm. Beaumont, Work on bridges J. H. Nordvie, Work on bridges H. K. Charlton, Work on bridges . -i Wm. Evans, Work on bridges Avery Company, Road sup plies ... E. F. Buck, drayage Bolton Bodmer Co., Road sup plies Jas Fitzgerald, Work on roads G. T. Fleming, Blacksmithing G. M. & S. Co., Road supplies Galloway Roes Co., Supplies auto truck Hodson Feenaughty Co., Road machinery C. D. McCurry & Son, Road supplies Standard Oil Co., Supplies for grader Peter Woll, Work on grader , j F. M. Huffman, Work on grad- er Geo. Grout, Work on grader A. J. Kenyon, Hauling supplies jU. S. Blacker, Work R. D. 1 !Ed. Conlon, Work R. D. 1 ... Frank Craig, Work R. D. 1 . . IW. E. Fickle, Work R. D. 1 S. T. Godsov. Work R. D. 1 . Alvin II. Ilallcr, Work R. D. 1 ,N. B. Horlgkins, Work R. D. 1 ! Ernest Kohler, Work R. D. 1. .. Whit Lnmrford, Work R. D. 1 1 G. E. McClendon, Work R. D. 1 Geo. Sonner. Work R. D. 1 R. L. Wakefield, Work R D. 1 M. W. Huffman, Work R. D. 1 Frank Ross, Work R. D. 2 . .. 10.00 17.60 15.00 10.00 35.00 5.00 66.41 87.50 81.25 86.00 SACRIFICE SALE , Two More Days, June 22-23 ; ' Saturday Every Garment Must Be Sold ' $22.50 Suits ..; I. -$11.25 Ooats One-Half Price Misses Jones & Rabone Archie Ross, Work R. D. 2 . . Manford Alexander, Work R. D. 2 John Rundall, Work R. D. 2 . r. n Rnno-hnr Wnrlr R. T. 2 . 12.00: Truman Alexander, Work R. 16.00 D. 2 ... 15.00 Walter Richards, Work R. D. 2 'John- Richards, Work R. D. 2. Fred Tracy, Work R. D. 2 ... R. I. Barker, Work R. D. 2 ... Guy E. Barker, Work R. D. 2 Roy Baker, Work R. D. 2 . . , J. W. Sills, Work R. D. 2.... G E. Sills, Work R. D. 2 Wm. Bnnton, Work R. D. 3 . . n,, Earl Courtney, Work R. D. 3. . 17.60 10.50 67.00 77.50 3.00 15.00 57.00 9.00 27.50 39.00 5.00 5.00 I E. H. DeLong, Work R. D. 3 . ' Cn fntVionn TimVinT fnr Tin 5.00 21.00 rap Jas. Mulholland, Work R. D. 3 Barney Oldenburg, Work R. D. 3 Frank Ryncarsoor, Work R. D. 12.50 1 3 25.00 Verna Thompson, Work R, D. 4 Soreh Larson, Work R. D. 4 . . ' W. H. Wickens, Work R. D. 4 . E. S. Gekelor, Work R. D. 4 . Walt Hill, Work R. D.,4-,. , J. T. Wickens, Work R. D. 4.;' J. H. Wickens, Work R. D. 4 . M. Fitzgerald, Work R. D. 4 . . J.i. Darr, Work R. D. 5 . . . . . Cecil Darr, Work R. D. 6 ... B. F. Horrell, Work R. D. 5 . . Win. Ecksteine, Work R. D. 4 Willis Wright, Work R. D. 6 . ., J. E. Comstock, Work R, D. 6 Sam Ruckman, Work R. D. 6 . B. F. Webb, Work R. D. 6. . . . Willis Wright, Work R. D. 6 . . C. M. Porter, Worker R. D. 6 John Wright, Work R. D. 6 . Jewell Robinson, Work R. D. 6 ! E. E. Miller, Work R. D. 6. . . . : Jett GaskUl, Work R. D. 6 23 75 1 R. D. ones, Work R. D. 6. ... . I J. A. Butcher, Work R. D. 7 . . . ,c ! Geo. L. Cleaver, Work R. D. 7 15.00! 25.00 6.25 12.50 57,50 47.50 20.00 37.50 . 6.26 17.50 27.60 15.00 17.50 39.00 74.80 5.00 50.00 78.50 Fred Taal, Work R. D. 3 ... J. H. Blumenstein, Work R. 8.75 D. 3 3.00 Ben Berg, Work R. D. 3 . . . S. S. Braden, Work R. D. 3 2.78 Hcr,ry Berg, Work R. D. 3 . 75 w. H. Wallingford, Work R. D. 3 , 105.65 Geo. Hendricks, Work R. D. 7.50 3 171.25 John Morg, Work R. D. 3 ... 16.80 j0hn Klintworth, Work R. D. 3 B. B. Mason, Work R. D. 3 ... 76.60 Lora Berg, Work R. D. 3 ... Ed. Dunn, Work R. D. 3 863.00 wm. Evans, Work R. D. 3 Sam Evans, Work R. D. 3 10.30 John Nordvie, Work R. D. 3 . . John Winn, Work R. D. 3 ... 108.57 j()hn C. Niedcrcr, Work R. D. 115.00 3 Jesse TurnlKw, Work R. D. 3 67.50 Frank Nutt, Work R. D. 3 ... 122.50 Charlie SHway, Work R. D. 3 15.00 steve rjiatt, Work R. D. 3 ... 3-75 c. A. Smith, Work R. D. 3.. 21.00 : Noel Anson, Work R. D. 3 . 27.00 Dick Pcebler, Work R. D. 3 . . 44.25 j Chas, Grandy, Work R. D. 3 . . 40.30 Hex Conway, Work R. D. 3 ... " OO Jim Walker, Work R. D. 3 ... 7.50 H. perk, Work R. D. 3 28.25 John MoCaulev, Work R. D. 3 48.00 A. B. Anclem, Work R. D. 3 18-00 S. F. Dailey, Work R. D. 4-5-11 15.00 Rny Patten, Work R. D. 4-5-11 2.00 W. O. Parks, Work R. D. 4 ... 12.00 1 Clay Rinehart, Work R. D. 4 49.50 Jonthen Beem, Work R. D. 4 . . 17.50 .W. II. Glenn, Work R. D. 7 J. L. WoodelJ, Work R. D. 7 . . Chas. Squires, Work R. D. 7. . E. Vermillion, Work R. D. 7 . . C. S. Woodell, Work . D. 7 . . . M. W. Woodell, Work R. D. 7 M. W. Whitlark, Work R. D. 7 Stanley Bradslmw Work R D 7 Clyde McKonzie, Work R. D. 7 Chas Oswald, Work R. D 7 ... H. Schafer, Work R. D. 7 ... Dove Osborne, Work R. D. 7 . . Roe Garn, Work R. D. 7 . . . W. II. Glenn, Work R. D, 7 . Harry Sanderson, Work R. D. 7 Will Curdworth, Work R. D. 7 . G. L. Sponcor, Work R. D. 7 . . Pete ArnoMus, Work R. D. 7 . . W. R.' Frizzcll, Work R. D. 7 . . James Lewis, Work R. D. 7 . .,. R. A. Greiner, Work R. D. 7 . J. D. Woodell, Work R. D. 7 . . Robert Lloyd, Work R, D. 7 . . L. E. Hill, Work R. D. 7 AmriiRt. ErrVmn. Work R. D. 7 12- J. L. Woodell, Work R. D. 7 . . 127.50 A j Vandevanter, Work H. D. 6.00 g 10-50 ' W. m! Cond it," Work R. D. 9 . . 42 00 A. B. Burnett, Work R. D. 9 . . 48 00 John Rogers, Work R. D. 9 . . 10.50 L L Burnett. Work R. D. 9 . . 4 r,(M R. G. Burnett, Work R. T). 9 . . f-OO I B P. Burnett, Work R. D. 9 . . 3- i D. W. Snnford. Work R. D. 9 . . 45 00 j Orvill Akin, Work R. D. 9 . . HI! Flar.ders, Work R. D. 9 . 4 25 1 D. W. Sanford, Work R. D. 9 . . 20.00 10.00 (Continued o Page !) 60,00 27.50 2.50 28.75 17.85 10.00 8.75 8.75 8.75 16.25 2.50 3.75 5.30 6.00 54.00 6.00 18.00 9.00 12.00 . 1.2S 20.0 27.69 2.60 2.60 , 43.0 70.00 54.00 10.00 12.60 6.00' 24.85? 24.86v 25.00 3.76 . 6.25 5.00 5.00 i 12.00 ' 15.76 (.eo , 12.00 50.55-, .75 1.00- t fit 3.75 ; 5.00 5.00 1.25 22.50 15.00 20.00 3.00 5.00 : 10.00 5.00 5.00 2.50 5.00 12.60 . 2.50 2.50 2.D0 17.50 22.00 112.60 3.00 6.60 9.00 7.50 8,00 110.00 32.50 45.0 110.0