SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1917.
LA ORANGE EVENING OBSERVER.
PAGE SEVEN
( morning at Hot Lake, c.ftor a sickness j
A picture opportunity can never catch you off your
guard if you have a ' '.. v
Vest Pocket
Autographic Kodak
This efficieut little instrument-can be your insep
arable companionv
Vest Pocket Autographid Kidak $6.00
Belt Case for samey - - - - $1.75
Red Cross Drug Store
of about two months.
t Entertains Kaffee Klatch Mtb. C.
P. Newlin entertained the Kaffee
Klatch yesterday afternoon. ' The
afternoon was spent playing bridge
honors going to Mrs. M. B. Donohue
and the guest prize tu Mrs. F. S.
Ivnnhoe. .':.
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Drafted Men Pass Through A
train of troops passed through La
Grande, yesterday afternoon.' It was
composed of 750 drafted men from
Utah and Nevada. .... .
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Will Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rudolph of Portland, ' arrived
in La Grande this morning for a few.
days visit 7 . .
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! Leaves for San Jose Miss Carol
Currey left last night for Sad Jose
.where she will attend school.
Chief Macey Returns Fire Chief
Mackey and wife returned last- night
from Streato, 111., where he went to
'attend his father's funeral. He also
visited his brother in Montana, whom
he has not seen for 15 years.
Men's Shoes That Stand The Test
Shoes that are built to wear
not merely to sell Quality
Is the watchword of our shoe :
department and every shoe
that you buy here bears, our
unqualified guarantee of
satisfaction, . ' ',-.'.
Quality considered this store gives you inore Shoe value for your money.1
This is the claim of our, Shoe Department and we are proving it to more new
customers "every day hjany that have tried the so-called, cheap, footwear and
believed the extraordinary claims of some dealers only to their sorrow. It
takes good leather arid good workmanship to make good footwear and com-
parison will easily convince you that this R. C. U. store gives you both at the
lowest possible prices. , v ' :
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Returns to Wallowa Mr. Joseph
Morelock returned to his home in
j Wallowa today after a short stay in
La Grande.
Returns' to Joseph Mr. William
Morelock returned to his home in
Joseph this morning.
Goes to Pendleton Anna Flinkener
.went to Pendleton today. She has
Ibeen visiting Mrs. Will Grandy for
News Of La Grande
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, I the past few days.
! Returns to Portland Mr. and Mrs.
! iE. B. Morelock returned to their home
in Portland today.
Will yisit' in Enterprise Mrs.
George W. Harris went to Enterprise
this morning for a visit.
Will Visit in Kamela Mrs. A. I.
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I Returns to Elgin Mrs. John Haston
Bideler and daughter went to Kamela returned to her home in Elgin today,
on No. 17 to visit with Miss Casey; She-has been in La Grande for a few
'weeks having hei4 eyes treated.
Edward Shaw Dies Edward Shaw
son of John Shaw, died early this Move to . Minnesota C. Waldroffr
brakeman of the O.-W. and family
have moved to Minnesota, where they
will make their future home.
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- Railroad Brotherhood Banquets
Over 100 were present at the banquet
given in the EagleB' hall Tuesday
evening by th (Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen v.i their friends and
families. A number of guests from
Pendleton were also present. After
yi sumptous banquet the crowd ad
journed to the hall below where danc
ing was enjoyed for the rest of the
evening.
. Will Enter O. A. C Miss Giadyjk
Tayinr will leave tonight for O. A. 0.
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Consists of a winding drum, lever crank, 40 ft of steel
cable, two 7 ft. chains and 3 stakes. , Weighs only "
28. lbs. and fits in space 4x8x14 in. ,
Here's the most wonderful little machine ever invented for farm
ers. It combines two things a rescuing device for- yoUr automobile '
and a machine that will do hundreds of lifting' and pulling jobs on the
farm, easily and quickly. It saves a world of back ache and is worth
its weight in gold. '.- '
Pull-U-Out fits into the tool box of your auto, yet is so powerful ,
that it will pull a 5000 lb. auto out of hub-deep mud without delay,
expense, trouble or damage to car or clothes. . Lifts 2000 lbs., dead
weight; pulls 100,000 lbs. on wheels.
No motorist, however experienced and careful, should venture out,
even on the best of roads, without Pull-U-Out, because accident come
suddenly without any warning.Trouble is lurking everywhere. You
may get stuck in the mud, skid into a ditch or overturn. It is
then that you will bless the day you bought a Pull-U-Out, With
powerful, inexpensive little Pull-U-Out in your tool box you need
never fear road conditions; you can go Owherever your business or
fancy leads you. If you meet with an accident you know that you
have immediate and efficient help Tight at hand. Don't wait for anr
.accideut to make you wish you'd ibought a Pull-U-Out buy one
today.
Does Wonders on the Farm
Wherever there's any heavy lifting or pulling to do, use Pull-U-Out.
or loading and unloading wagons, scalding hogs, quartering beef,
lifting wagon beds and hay racks on and off the running gear,
stretching wire fences, loading baled hay, bales of cotton, sacked
grain and other heavy things, Pull-U-Out is marvelous. It is light,
portable and strong. Easily moved by'one man from one place to
another. . Does lifting and pulling jobs that usually take from 3 to
a dozen men. -.
Test it at our risk Pull-U-Out is shipped and sold on the make
good basis. Interesting booklet free. Tells all about Pull-U-Out,
how and why it works. v
F. H. CHAT AS
' DISTRIBUTOR FOR OREGON AND WASHINGTON
HEADQUARTERS, 813 MAIN STREET, PENDLETON, OREGON.
CHAS. McCRARY, LOCAL AGENT. V"
You will like the
fit and style of our
F. F. H. Dress
Shoes for
Men
and bost'of all they will giveyou perfect com
fort and unusual wear. English lasts, bank-.
crs' straight lasts, freak lasts and conservative
lasts in all leathers. -
Prices $5.00 to $8.00.
Other Dress Shoes for Men $2.98 to $5.50.
Bradley-Metcalf g
Work SriOfis for Men. W
Known for years from
Coast to Coast as the stand
ard Work Shoe of America.
This store is exclusive La
Grande agents for these fa
mous ""' serviceable heavy
Shoes ; .
Prices $4.95 to $9.50.
Other Work Shoes for Men
" $2.38 to $4.50
La Grande's S' Store
lodge. He will also visit his mother Wm.; Spencer, Dudley; Todd, Oyrus;
at Rainier, Ore. DeLile Green and Templeton, Howard; Waldon, Bill.
nowara uixon win leave ounuay
morning to attend the grand lodge. ,
Rel urn "to Eagle Valley Mr;1 ani
Mrs. Decker of Eagle Valley returned er, H. C. Rippey.
to their home today. Mr. Decker has
been having treatment for an injured
arm. K ... , : !
. Return From Honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. C. Gump returned last night from
their wedding trip to Suit Lake.
''' Visiting Jn Baker Mrs.,.0. B.John
son and children went to Baker this
morning to visit Mrs. Johnson's broth-
Mr. Oelsen, representive for the
Riggs Optical Company of Portland,,
is in Lc Grande on business. . i
. Celebrating 80th Birthday Joseph
Palmer is celebrating his 80th birth
day today.1 , i
Visit Hospital Corp Boys "Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Meyers visited the La
Grande Hospital boys at Hempstead
Inst Saturday. .
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Will Attend O. A. C Miss Lucille
Pierce leaves tonight for Corvallis,
where she will enfer O. A. C.
Leaves For O. A. C.-Ujilbort Hun
ter left Wednesday night for O. A. C.
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In Portland The following people
registered at the Imperial Hotel, Port
land, October 4th: Hal Bohnenkamp',
La Grande; Roma Jacobson, La
Grande; Daniel Boyd of Enterprise.
Will Attend Grand Lodge W. D.
McCarthy eft last night to attend the
grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias
in Portland, October 9, 10, 11. He
goes ss a delegate .om the local
Will Preach in Baker Rev. J.-W.
Oliver went to Baker km No. 6 today
to preach at tho First Baptist church
tomorrow.
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Huntington Improving A. C Hunt
ington who has been sick for several
days is improved today. . .
(Ladies Blarichard, Lea M.; Elliott
Mayme; Lahere, Mrs. J. W.; Penny,
Miss Myrtle; . Pnrker Mrs. S. P.;
'Spencery Mrs Albert; Vunleuvan, Mrs.
Ida. These letters will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office on October 19,
1917. If not delivered before. In
calling for the above piease say, "Ad
vertised, giving date or list. Xj. c.
Bragg, Postmaster.
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Called to Durkee Mrs. Harry
Swartz was calad to Duikec today on
account of tho serious condition of her
daughter's child. Mrs. W. F. Woods.
Will . Take Vacation Mis Vera
r$wagberg will leave tonight for
Portland on a two weeks' vacation.
Will Spend Sunday Here Ray
Mcrning, privato serolary of Mr.
Fcrrell will spend Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Church and Mrs.
Church's sister, Miss Cameron. ,
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Kills Bear in Lad Canyon While
returning from duck hunting. Dick
Kelly encountered a large black bear
in Ladd Canyon. He fired one shot
and ran for assistance. On returning
with three men he found that his shot
had taken effect and the bear was
dead.
Uncalled For Letters List of let
ters remaining uncalled for in this of.
fice for the week endn.g October 5,
(1917: Gentlemen Brown, Jack; Cox,
IJtay; Garrett, D. K.; Littee, Daniel;
Lenty, Bert; McMamon, C; McClure,
W. D.; Montgomery, Archie; Oliver,
American; won by Chicago, four
games to one.
1909 Pittsburg Nationals vs. Detroit
(Americans; won -by Pittsburg, four
games to three.
1910 Chicago Nationals vs. Phila
delphia Americans; won by Phila
delphia, four games to oner
1911 New York Natioi.als vs. Phila
delphia Americans; wpn !by Phila
delphia, four games to two.
1912 Newf York Nationals vs. Bos
ton Americans; won by Boston, four
games to three; one tic game.
1918 New York Nationals vs. Fhila
rdelphia Americans; waa .by Phila
delphia, four games to one.
1914 Boston Hstionalo vs. Philadel
, phia Americans; won by Boston,
four games to none.
1915 Philadelphia Nationals vs. Bosf
ton Amerieans; won by Boston, four
games to one. .
1916 iBrooklyn Nationals vs. Boston
Americans; won by Boston, four
games to one.
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GERMANY WILL REORGANIZE
PRUSSIAN HOUSE OF LORDS.
tUntted Press)".,V
Amsteruam, ucu B.ine iiermni
government announced the'reorganiza
tion of the Prussian House of Lord?,
giving labor representation.
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Harness
Shop
5-Minute Inner Tube Vulcanizers, G. L, W. Auto
Spring Oilers, Dressing for Auto Tops and Cush
ions, All Kinds of Auto Top Goods, Auto Tops and
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.ft Keats Recovered ana ltepairea, Auto-ooap ana
'Hard Oils.
T. M. Shannon's
Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore.
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- ; DOINGS OF THE DUFFS.
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