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LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1917. PAGE EIGHT " I REASONABLE SUGGESTIONS For Your Fall Needs Each season lias its special require ments in the drug line and we are al ways prepared to meet them. You will find here precisely what you want in remedies, toilet preparations and other things needed at this season for the pro tection of health and comfort. Chap Lotions, Pace Creams, Cold and Cough Remedies, Housecleaning Drugs, Hot Water Bottles, Tonics, Paint, Wall Paper, School Supplies, Stock and Poultry Remedies, Etc. are some of the things which will be in special demand during the Fall season. Our line of such goods is very complete. So when you make out your list of "Fail Needs" hring it to us. You'll find the quality of goods niflll and our prices LOW. J warrants issued on the general fur.d of the City of La Grande, Oregon, and 'endorsed October 31, 1015, or prior thereto, are now called for payment land all interest on said warrants, 'ceases from this date, September 28, j 1017. NORA M. ARBUCKLE, 9-28-3t. City Treasurer. Croup If your children are subject to Croup get a bottle of Chamberain's Cough Remedy, and when the attack comes on be careful to follow the plain printed directions. You will be surprised at the quick relief which it affords. A(iv. NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB PROGRAM The Neighborhood Club wil meet Tuesday afternoon, October 2, at 2 o'clock. The retiring officers have the day in charge. The following pro gram will be given: Piano selection, Mendelssohn's Etude, Miss Hilda Anthony. Reading, selected, Miss Naomi Will iamson. Vocal solo, (a) "SolvergV Lied," Griegi (b) "Will o' the Wisp Mrs. A. L. Richardson. Spross, ' m. Ladies!--Why Not Now Select Your Winter Coat? We have never had the pleasure of showing such a large line before the colore, materials and styles are better than ever. We absolutely guarantee to sell you better values in plushes, velours and mixtures Coats than any credit store in Union County. $ 9.90 10.50 12.50 14.75 'VISIT THE BUSY STORE FOR MORE" .5 $16.50 , " 18.50.. i 22.50 24.75 $26.75 28.50 32.50 34.75 WHY PAY MORE?" : Visit the Big BUSY STORE for More Formerly The United Store The store where the Masses Trade i i t. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. We are prefared to furnish the highest grade fruit and produce di tn fnnciimdi" Our wntrnn will come to your door every day if nec- In apples Gravenstein. !! La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery ) L .... AOOLPH NEWLIN, Manager La Grande, Oregon Phone Mala 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i i i i 1 1 NEWS OF LA GRANDE. (Continued from Page Five.) collision with N. K, West's car and rnn into L. l'oarch's machine. A broken fender was the only da, nag done. No une was hurt. ... Gump-Stevens Nuptials Charles Gump and Mrs. Mac Stevens, both of La Gnuulo wtre married quietly nt Woiser Snturilny, September 29. They left for Suit l.ake after tho wedding and will return home next week. iMixB Maker Arrives .Mrs. Elsie Raker, prima dnnna and company ar rived Inst night. Miss Bnker is a talonted artist with a very gracious personality. Return From Portland Ray W. Logan returned yesterday from a busi ness trip to Portland. Mills, briikeman of the O.-W. has turned from a visit with his parents pumpkins, in Canada. Box of Fine Apples J. B. Stod dard presented The Observer staff Saturday with a box of fine eating apples of the Iuly .Sweet vurievy. Thoy were much appreciated. Will Spend Week at Hot Lake Mr. jnd Mrs. C. A. Conture went to Hot I.uke today to stay for a week. we have the Wealthy, Lady Apple, Jonathan, Spitzenburg, Belle Flower, Roman Beauty, Northern Spy, Newton Pip pin, Oregon Red, Red Cheek Pippin, Grimes Golden, King, Black Twig, and Wolf River. In pears we have the Anjou, Clar geau, Fall Butter, Clopp's Favorite and others. We have tho Burbank and GoH Coin potatoes in two grades and uni form sizes. Cabbage, carrots, onions, beans, Hubbard squash on sale until they are gone. J. B. STODDARD, 10-1-tf Red !2, Fruitdale. members are cordially invited to at tend a banquet given October 2, 1917, at 9 o'clock p. m., following regular meeting. Bring your family. 10-l-2t. COMMITTEE. FARM SALE A farm sale will be held Wednes day at 1 p. m., October 3, at the Stevens Ranch, 1 mile and 1-2 north of Cove, public invited. 10-1-lt. You'll miss a pretty sight if you fail to see Kirtley's new shipment of coats and dresses. Direct from New York. 1 0-1-It. Red Cross Knitting. J The Indies of South La Grande, who j are knitting for the Red Cross, will meet with Airs. Frank Cleavingcr, 502 i Trail" with Lou-Tellegen and Mary . 10-1-H. Arcade, Tuesday Only "The Long Truil" with I-ow-Ted'cgon anil Mary Fuller. 10-1-lt. Received today by express from New York, a lot of the classiest suits coats and waists ever seen in La Grande. E. E. Kirfley. 10-1-lt. Elsie Baker Records Miss Elsie Baker, who will be heard in person at the Arcade Theatre soon, has endeared herself to thousands of people through her Victor records, especially by. her "Silver Threads Among the Gold." We will be glad to play Elsie Baker's records, or any others for you whenever you call for th;n at our place. Announcements RUMMAGE SALE The Indico of St. Peter's Guild will hold Piano for Tonight's Concert. Tho piano used tonight nt the Ar cade Theatre for the Elsie Baker Concert is owned by Mrs. W. J. Church. This piano is conceded to be the best in the city, heing a Knabe NEW TODAY NEWLIN BOOK AND STAT. CO. j !L- . . a rummage sale Thursday and J Baby Grand. Owing to the fact that Friday, October 4 and 6 at Honnn Hall. Doors open at !) A. M. 9-27-it NOTICE lave for Arizona Mr. and Mi.-.., All parties hunting on tho Blokland L. D. West and family have departed prcIr,:3C.,, fiirm3 or pastures, will be for Arizona where they will make: prosecut(,d for trespassing, as these their home on account of Mrs. West si , , ... .1! U fllltiU K41(,,,.l , , . 9-29-nt. BIX) K LAND BROS. Mr. Richey was completely sold out of Knabes, Mrs. Church kindly let the management have her piano, so that all who attend toniirht will he (assured of fine music. 10-1-lt. HOUSE FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished, near High School. In quire at Dr. Underwood's residence. 10-l-6t-pd. health. Stolen Car Found George IL C ir-! ray's car was stolon last night from i his gnrng but was found this morn ing near Sixth and Spring streets. Returns From Canada Stanley Neighborhood Club. Tho Neighborhood Club will hold its j first meeting Tuesday. October 2, at its club rooms in the Library at 2 p. m. 9-27-4t. HOUSE CLEANING My Vacuum Cleaner Your Service. is at rilONE - - RED 1612 Lee Bellinger hcehm Don't fail to view the new ship ment of coats and dresses Kirtley's has just received. Worth seeing. 10-1-lt. FOR RENT Modern unfurnished bungalow, one block from High School. Furnace just installad. Garage on premises. Phone Reil .'1871. Rent reasonable. 10-l-2tpd. WANTED A furnished five-room house. Phone Black ,1751. 10-l-2t-p. wemdering at such exceptional quali ties in a hired girl. He undertook a private investigation. These were evidently of a drastic nature, for the mistress of the model servant recounts that the policeman began by seizing her servant by the hair, which, w her amazement, came off in his hands and turned out to be a wig. The outer garments followd and what was left was a German spy, who for four years had been collecting useful in formation in the neighborhood. "The Long day only. Trail" A tole of 10-1 the -It. LOST Between Pendleton and La Grande a tire protector in a can vas bag. Return to Foley Hotel Gladstone Co. Reward. 10-l-2t. I PION EER RAISING WAR GARDEN FOR SOLDIERS. DOYEN SAYS NOTICE TO SPORTSMAN $25.00 Reward. Will ho paid for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any one without a legal right, caught hunting or trespassing on our farm two miles north of Cove, Ore. i Matt W. and Mrs. Mitchell. Keep Out. t 9-27 to 10-11. Attention Elks. Tonight at 9 o'clock at the Elks' Temple, takes place tho first dance r-f the series to be given this season. All Elks who enjoy dancing are requested to be present. A good time is assur ed to all. 10-1-lt. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. LADIES' AID SOCIETY. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at th home of Mrs. A. T. Hill Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. 10-l-2t.' ENTINE IS TO BE NEUTRAL CONSIDERS GERMAN EXPLANA TION OF LIXBIKG INCI DENT SATISFACTORY. 1. Ezra Puyallup, Wash., Oct. Meeker, probably the Northwe: most advertised pioneer, today is bu sily engaged in a new patriotic pro (United Press) I Buenos .tires, uct. i. president i Irigoyen considers Germany's explana tion ot the Luxburg incident satisfac A C ALL FOR CITY Notice is hereby WARRANTS given that all picture dealing with the North- .west Mounted Police. "The Long Trail," Tuesday only. Arcade. 10-1-lt. Personal And Society ject. He is attending to a garden j tory and will firmly adhere to a course here the products of which will be: of neutrality, according to a detailed canned by the Puyallup & Sumnor j outline of his position the national ju Fruit Growers' Association and wiU.dicial committee announced today, be sent to the troops in "comf.u' Irigoyen insists that tht United hoxes." I States cannot drag Argentine into tho Meeker is living in a tent while at- war. He announced that he would tending to this war garden. soon call a congress of American neu trals to decide on a united war stand. NOTICE All members of B. of R. T. La Grande I .edge No. .11", and visiting Seattle. Noah-Uyers Nuptials Mrs. Myrtle Noah and ,1. T. Byers were married in Coquile Sunday. Mrs. Noah spent last Winter in La Grande where she is service exam weil-Known. Mr. Myers is county as sessor of Coos County, and they will make their home in Coquille. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS RE BEING HELD TODAY Arcade TONIGHT ONLY sue u$aticer CONTRALTO WILLIAM DURIEVX Cellist ALEL SKJERNE Pianist The Musical Treat of the Season For Elsie Baker's Program See Page 4 Mrs. Lyman, of Pendleton, I,a Grande visiting friends. Wash., Sept. 29. Ct.-il inations for stenograph ers, typists, male and female, for field service are being held here to day. A forest and field clerk exam ination will he held October 12 to fill five vacancies in the forest service. PMI8II1 EFFECTIVE III TUT Mr. W. G. Sawyer has gone to Port land on business. MITCH EL WILL SEEK RE ELECTION AS IN DEPEN DENT. Mrs. J. P. Graham, wife of Major' Graham, left last night for Portland ' to spend the winter months. (United Press.) New York, Oct. 1. Mayor Mitchell announced that he would sek re-eoo- tion as an independent. 'He told a crowd of 10,000 that he wanted to Baker save the city from the Tohmas F Murphy, of Tammany Hall, and tho statute reads. ; treacherous tongue and mind of Wil-! The act empowers Mrs. M. I,. Bideler of Union is visit- llam K- Hearst. inir with Mrs. MillnrH Stenrn. I Miss Ethel Plested went today on business. to Vancouver, B. C, Oct. 1. Prohibi tion in a modified form went into effect in British Columbia today. The importation of liquor for pri vate use is permitted undor the act. "Nothing in this act shall bo con strued to interfere with Lhe right of any person to import from without the province liquor for bona fide use in his private dwelling bouse," the Mrs. Ora English went to Wallowa this morning for a short visit. I RUSSIANS DRIVE THE GERMANS ON RIGA FRON T the lieutenant governor to appoint vendors who are permitted to keep in stock and to IDEAL SERVANT IS A GERMAN SPY sell liquors "for medical, mechanical, (United Press) .only." Tho una of liquor in hospitals PetrogTad, Oct. 1. The Russians is "a'"'''''! the amount which suddenly and powerfully attacked the can 'je n,,'(' hospital, doctor's of- Germans on the Riga sector near Spit- fi'-'e or drugstore is limited, i nl farm and forced the Teutons backi The measure provides severe pen- hetween W0 and 1000 yards. laities ami includes a right of search in H!! !n F!TCe f51CENSOR OWKCTS TO TOMMY'S For' week, the province has been , nr.r r.Kr.t Pi i i.k i i kk HiniK Paris, (By United Press.) Sept 3. (By Mail.) Model ! employers who have found ideal serv. ants naturally hold on to them. That i preparing for prohibition. Stocks of "" i liquor have been laid away in many London. SeDt. 11. (Bv MniU Tn a i. j , .. . " . y tp - - ....v.w, biuuti! mai ne nan sent a dozen town- Germans to Hell." But or.e day Sherlock Holmes, one of his disciples, came to Gap, to San Francisco. or j The censor scored out the Satanic - Ed. H. Ford and Chas. Stevens went the nnifnrm nf . nnlim.n it...: ' . " .7. , . . .. - " ""'""" "lorn.ng ann got tne lim- ,.. ...,, no permissaoie to re lor to tne Ger- It. ",e moael servant, nc Toll amnion headquarters." While away from their automobile j some one stole two of their pheasants.
