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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1917)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1917. LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE THREH GOODS W CANNED 66 YEARS of Wholesale Grocery Experience f This Is National Display Week -Look At The Windows of La Grande Stores . ... . . , ... .... . , . . . U I tands behind and guarantees this beautiful line of Extra Fancy Canned Goods. ALLEN & LEWIS of Portland, Oregon, the owners of the brand Preferred Stock, started business in.Portland, Oregon in the year of 185166 years ago. Preferred Stock Canned Goods are packed all over the world. Each variety is packed where the best quality of each particular variety is grown, and according to the specifi cations furnished the packers by ALLEN & LEWIS. When you say to your grocer "Preferred Stock, please," you may rest assured that there is nothing finer obtainable in canned goods. During National Window Display Week the following grocers will display Preferred Stock Canned Goods in their windows. JOEL'S GROCERY SANITARY GROCERY J. G. SNODGRASS MAMMOTH GROCERY HUG'S GROCERY C. L. THORNE E. POLACK, City Grocery and Bakery GEO. E. STANSFIELD HARRIS GROCERY F.R.LEE PATTIS0N BROS. l It is surely a recommendation to the Preferred Stock line to have the above large number of reliable grocers display same as their leader during this big National Window Display Week. LA GRANDE GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR LA GRANDE 5 L A GRANDE IS ON WRESTLING MAP LE GRANDEJS ON WRESTLING MAI La Grande has gained considerable prominence as a wrestling town by having a first class wrestler establish himself here and participate in a num ber of the best matches ever witnessed in Oregon. As a wresting town it is now recognized by some of the best talent in the West. Eddie OlConnell well known here and at present wrestling instructor of the 'Multnomah Athletic club has written for an opportunity to exhibit nimseii and his skill against somo worthy opponent in t'.ic near future. Peter Buaukos, the Greek wrestler, n nlH-timpp nlnne- the Coast, wired Jack CNeill this week that he is now Jocated in, Portland and looking for RECEIVER'S SALE OF ASSETS OF FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Ore. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OR EGON. FOR UNION COUNTT. I the matter of the rei rship of the Farmer and Traders' National Bank, of La Grande, Oregon. C. D. Hamper, Receiver. Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of he State of Oregon, for "Jnion County the undersigned Receiver of the Farmers and Traders National Bank of La Grande, Oregon, will offer the remaining assets of the said bank consisting of about $30,000,. f overdue pa per, real estate, stock i, bonds, etc., including (6, 00.00 of first mortgage, 8 per cent gold bonds ef the Hot Lake Sanitarium Com pany, at pubie auction, oa Monday, October 22, at the hour of 2 P. M., at the af- fice of H. E. Dixon, rooms 20 and 21, La Grande Na tional Bank Building in the city of La Grande, Union ' County, Oregon. All of laid assets, to be offered aa a whole, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, subject to the approv al of the undersigned re ceiver, and of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Union County. Moneys so bid, to be depos ited in escrow In La Grande National Bank, until sale approved by aid under signed receiver, and the court herein, and if not so approved, to be returned to bidder. An itemised list of assets will be furnished on appli cation, to H. E. Dixon, at torney for receiver, La Grande, Oregon. a match. John Berg of Spokane is here work ing out with O'Neill and advising him in his' preparation for,tho Santel match next month. Incidentally he is getting the benefit of O'Neill's good work in shaping himself for his match with Gunderson at Elgin, Tuesday night, October 16. The Berg-Gunder-son match is to be a finish contest and will be a hummer. laflc Kinnpv of San Francisco is in town, having heard that there was good opportunities for wrestlers nere. Some of the wrestling fans have the I impression that because Ad Santel is the World's Champion in the 175- ipound class that he is offering O'Neill ,a handicap matcn. jucn is noi ine 'case. Their match is to be a finish contest, two falls out of three. Santel recognizes O'Neill as a worthy con ! tender as the latter has demonstrated his ability as a top-notcher by defcat jing several of the best men in this : class the past year. There is no question in the minds 'of the best wrestling critics who have I had the pleasure of seeing O'Neill ; perform but what he will give a good 'account of himself even in the pres ence of a champion. He is sparing no efforts to be in the very best condition possible when !he faces Santel and his many admir 'ers may rest assured that he will put I up the battlo of his life on this occa 1 sion. erful combination of oil of Eucalyptus with other healing agents has a won derful germicidal action. You brentho its air into your nose, throat and lungs by means of a small hard rubber in haler which the La Grande Pharmacy and other leading druggists here in La Grande and vicinity supply with every treatment. This medicated air is certain death to the germs of Ca tarrh and drives them completely out of your system and when the germs are destroyed the catarrh with all Its disagreeable symptoms will stop. As Hyomei is pleasant to breathe and is always sold by druggists everywhere with a positive guarantee of success' ful results or money back, surely no Catarrhal sufferer should go long be fore trying this simple home remedy. Adv. YOU DIDN'T BUY A LIBERTY BOND By FRED L. BOALT, Editor of the Portland Daily News. C. D. HAMNER, RECWYHR, 1412 F Street, N. W Washing, ton, D. C B. B. DUO. Attorney for Receiver, La Grande, Oretaa. It is the Spring of 1918. An American transport is crossing the Atlantic. There is an explosion, muffled by the water, and the ship, mortally hurt, lifts, lists and plunges beneath the waves. .Men are struggling in the water. They are American soldiers, and they are de nied the chance to strike a single blow for democracy. They drown. "Cott strafe Amerika!" says the U boat commander. Where were the destroyers? Why had the transport "no convoy? YOU DTD NOT BTTY A LIBERTY BOND! The Sammies are in the trenches. Their sector is wedged in between the British and the French. "Black Jack" Pershing, the go-getter, is getting ready for a drive. There must be days of artillery activity before the Sammies "tro over the top." Simple Home Treatment ntroys rtin(Ty. fjrc lrmkcs the enemy trench- ThT. i?.".wDaBynsKTu7of "cXrhi os untenable and destroys the morale of germs thrown off by one person and, the Cliemy troops. absorbed by another and when your. ,p. Rnl,,nti1;nl, xvr(mfr The nrt.il- V ' v. ....... m. lery fire is lacking in intensity. Perhaps "Black Jack" is running short of ammu nition. At the word the Sammies swarm over the top, and plunge across "No Man's Land." The! ma Slater, the wonderful child actress, In a picture for children and grownups. "In Slumberland." Satur day only. Star. 10-9-4t. An Easy Way To End Catarrh Forever system fails to throw off such germs thev find permanent lodgement in the 'nose, throat and head and multiply (rapidly. You must kill these germs 1 before you can cure catarrh. The germs of catarrh can De nest destroyed by Inhaling the pure medi- ested air of Hyomei (pronounced nigh-o-me), This splendid and pow. 'Hie enemy is not demoralized. lite sprays the Sammies with rifle and ma chine gun fire. He butchers them. The attack fails. YOU 1)11) NOT BUY A LIBERTY; BOND! They do wonderful things at the base hospital. They take broken men and patch thein up, and make them as good as new. The trench is full of broken Sammies. They stand or lie in knee-deep mud. Some are blind. Some have ghastly face wounds. Some have arms or legs torn off. The bodies of some have been ripped and mashed, and smashed. And some arc dead. Even the doctors at the base hospital can do nothing for dead men. The base hospital is far away. Th broken Sammies must be got there. Bui there is a dearth of ambulances. There is a dearth of medicines. There is a dearth of stretchers. Damn the luck, there is a dearth of everything! The Sammies die. i A ship is lost, a battle is lost, a war is lost aye, democracy is lost, and all be cause YOU DID NOT BUY A LIBERTY BOND!
