La Grande evening observer., September 08, 1917, Image 9

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1917.
LA (1RANDE EVENING . OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
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SUPPORT of Homej Industries
is One Form of Patriotism.
WOMEN Are Purchasing Agents in Most DAY-ROLL Money Stays at home
"" homes. Their cooperation is necessary ! helps make Oregon prosperous
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helps make Oregon prosperous
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Sworn Statements
OF ALL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ON FILE
WITH INSURANCE DEPT. AT SALEM SHOW
OregonTifc
Leads In Oregon In
. 1. Insurance written in 1016.
2. Gain in Insurance in force 1916.
3. Gain in Premiums collected 1906
to 1016.
4. Gain in Insurance in force 1906,
to 1016.
Before you sign an application for Life Insurance in
vestigate our new Low Premium Policies.
Orcgonll
Oregon's Successful Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
Oregon Money Invested in Oregon.
HOME OFFICE .rbett, ""I!?!?.0' PORTLAND, ORE.
A. L. MILLS,
President.
Corbott Building,
Fifth and Morrison,
c. s. sami:i:i..
Cenenil Mininger:
fc. N. STRONG,
' Assistant Manager.
Shortenin
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SM A Product of HOME INDUSTRY.
A Shortening ot REAL MERIT.
Made by one oi the Largest Home Industries.
For RESULTS it will compare favorably
with any High-Price shortening on the market.
It is ECONOMICAL and gives Excellent
results in any kind of Cooking.
Union Meat Co.
NORTH PORTLAND, ORE.
TRY,
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For Food Value pVti-
. you'll find them the ideal ) L)
sodas for your family
crisp, tasty and satisfying .
Tru-Blu Biscuit Co.
PORTLAND
ill ' " Purola Toilet Preparations
II I and Medicinal Remedies are I I
11 1 Guaranteed to Please. - , MM.
' lllllll Kvcry Druggest in La Grande Sells them. 1 j 1 I
E. C. HERZINGER
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
I -if A lb I '
OLYMPIC
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Its the daily break-!
fast in thousands off
western hemes.
There Is no other to digestible
and healthful. ,
Honestly recommended as the dally
diet of the entire household.
Because the Ingredients are to blended as to produce a food that Is
apetitising and perfectly digested. B
Those who have found other pancakes Indigestible will find OLYMPIC
agrees whh the most delicate stomach.
The Portland Flouring Mills Co.
Send os the end of the package and Tecehre by return mafl a
Magnetic Top.
Promote life and Vigor j
GOLDEN ROD
ROLLED PATS.
WHEAT FLAKES
PANCAKE' FLOUR
WHEAT NUTS
RALSTON BRAN ,
DISTINCTIVELY DELICIOUS
DIAMOND
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Steel Cut
COFFEE
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For particular people who appreciate GOOD COFFEE.
At all Leading Grocers.
"You'll never know how good it is until you've tried it."
Ask Your Grocer for
DIAMOND "W" PURE FOOD PRODUCTS -
Wadhams & Company
Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers. j
Personal And Society
Mabel Howard of Portlnnd went to
(Wallowa to tench in the grade school.
Mrs. Nora Batch returned to Imblcr
this morning after having spent the
summer in Long Valley, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mooro went
to Lostine this morning to spend thflT
week-end with Mr. Moore's sister Mrs.
H. S. Bernhcisel. .
"'Rhea Luper, Engineer of the jtate
Water Board, went to Prinoville,
Thursday on business.
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Victoria Callihan of Union went to
Eutwrprise this morning. She . will
teach for tha winter near that place.
Sadie Young of Parkdalo is spend-
lug c it ii uujra n ' in a. hum iui.uvii
a!; her home on Sixth St.
Mrs. Minnie Stocker of Union went
to Wallowa this morning to visit her
daughter Mrs. Melvin Tulley.
Mrs. F. A. Clark of Portland wont
this morning to visit for a week with
tld friends. .
to
1 Mrs. I. A. McDonald of Enterprise
returned home this morning after a
six weeks' outing on the coast.
Vance Nodine of Union drove over
yesterday on business.
0a "WntaUttt" day in Ooldea Red Oat a, Cera Meal, Rya FUar
and Baek Wheat Hear.
W. M. Wilson Bold a Ilupmobile
Wednesday to H. E. Bartholomew.
Frank Allen and son of Union were
visitors In La Grande Thursday
Mrs. Arnold Ross of Baker is visit
ing here for a few days.
Flossie Anderson of Nyssa, Oregon
in visiting here with her sister Ora
Anderson.
George E. Corpo of Covo was tran
sacting business here yesterday.
, Frank Hiton of this city was a
Portland visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rcinemai spent
Thursday with the Geo. Cochjran
family. Mr. Rcineman is Water Mas
ter for Umatilla County.
Mrs. jora ii. jjioom oi jove was in
town yesterday on business.
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v. a. omau iu spvnuin una weejfc at
Twin Falls, Ida., on business. ' ;