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LA GTtANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 191T
PAGE EIGHT
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Why We Use
Distilled Water
la Our Prescriptions
Tin: druggist wlm is careful in the
KclcftioJi of imic, potent drills, cannot
afford to lie indifferent regarding the
minor detiiils wliieli enter into the
compounding of prescriptions.
We use distilled water in all of our
prescriptions and other compounds.
This l'aet is mentioned because we
want you to know that we are careful
and accurate in every step of prescrip
tion work from the selection of the
drills to (he placing of thelahel on the
finished medicine.
Let us Jill .your next prescription.
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
L. C. Edwards, Prop'r.
Quick Delivery
Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon.
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I News Of La Grande
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Spend Week-End Here iwins
Margaret Tanlcr, a nurse nt linker
Spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Miss Emma Mullor. t
"'it. Mullenbing Dohik Well tiys
Mullonfurg 1" recovering rapidly
horn the effect of the exposure in
curred during hin stay In tho hills.
The two iron who fninil him wil.
receive $200 reward ifrcred for hla
rulu.-ii.
Vlslls' I in irnndi Rorordor
Thomas Fitzgerald of Pondloton
was In La Grande Monday on busl
ueim. lied Cross War Fund Duo -In tho
Bed Cross campaign 111 Juno Union
and Wallowa counties suticrlbed to
THEATRE
Wednesday Only
VAUDEVILLE L
4 - Big
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' PROGRAM
1. Overlure rcade Orchestra, acconiianied
liy Stevens at the Org.-ui.
12. Comedy Cactus Nell
li. I'eytmi Sisters Harmony Singers
I. I'aluicn & I'aliner Novelty Instrumentalists
.". Alorse it lliirrison Comedy Sinning & Dancing
(i. The I),. Monls The Unman licit
Matinee ;it 2 O'cloc k Evening at 7:1")
Matinee I'rices 'Sn- and for War Tax
Evening Prices :!."c, includes War Tax
Tho Most Thrillinst Melodrama Ever Produced.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
"COME THROUGH"
The Most Thrilling Melo-Drama
Ever Produced
.BIGGEST EATER WILL ffiNSBR Kit MEALS""!
TO HELP : BIIR1NR CONSERVATION WE
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CUB HANNA, CHAMPION EATER, CUTTING ON THE OUTSIDE
C AN EAlt OF.COHN AT A (CASTING EAUS PA1JTV.
Cua Ilnnna ot Cleveland claims
poasesslon of the biggest Appctito
. In captivity.
This is his record meal, stowed
sway during an eating contest and
authenticated by watchora, time
keepers aud umpires:
Two bowli, coup.
Eight spring chicUcnt
Twolvo ears or roasted corn.
Four large bakd potmo&s.
Four tooRioca.
One b-anrh of celery.
Klght radiihca.
One-half loaf bread.
Kevcu pretzels.
One-half pio.
Gun cays he could eat more than
that "if I hi ok didn't cost so
much.
Ho's going to cut down on bis
ca'.ing dariiis food conservation
neck, and if bin stomach will
ct.md for It he hopes to keep run
ning on a well cen.iorcd mcstt 4uf
Inis tbo rest of Ibo war.'
the nod Cross War Fund $:;7, 7117.00.
There aro a number of unpaid sub
scriptions In the counties ot Union
and Wullowa. All ot tho uubscrip
tious to this fund wcmo supposed to
have b(en paid on or before the
first of October. The state nun
palRil chnlrnmn, Mr, Henry L. Cor
bott, of I'ortland, writes tbnt the
national office In Washington hi
"pounding nio on tho buck every
week for mnro funds and 1 am be
coming embarrussc-d because r,o much
money Is still uncollected out In the
counties." lie says all pledges
which wero due on or before October
1st should ho paid at this time to
tho County Treasurer.
Aro Ynu n .Moosc-7 Or ' have you
a friend who Is a Moose? If to you
had bolter be at tho regular meelini:
tomorrow -night (Wednesday, which
Is also the occasion ot the second m
tho ontertaliiments for tlio winter
months) as there promises to be nn
Intoi'tiStin fiasco. At the :irst en
tertainment, which was supervised
by the men Moose, some of the ladies
wore board to renin, k that It was
n rather "lame" affair, and lliey
wore immediately vole! a commit
too tu complete arraiiK. mollis (with
j full power to jtel) for the second en-
; lerUinuen. ,. As the first occasion
embraced some .boxing matches,
wresting matches-, dancing special-
Men, blnclrface comedians, etc., and
the ladies ; considered ihese things
"tamo" the members aro wondering
Just what kind of hair-raising stunts
the ladies are going lo Inaugurate
tomorrow evening. Oh, yes, as every
member has the privilege of Inviting
or bringing a, friend and his family,
those who are not members of tho
lodge should look up n friend who
Is aud secure an Invitation to attend.
Uon't be bashful in this regard and
miss something good. And if you
do not find said friend, come any
way and say you did, and the doors
will swing inward. Festivities be
gin nt 9 o'clock, as the men have
provided foot warmers for tho ladies
ot the committee, r.o that they will
not get "cold feet" at the last mo
ment. Second Number The second numb
er or tho Y. M. C. A. High School
Lyceum Course will be given at the
High School buildiiur on Monday cv
enincr, November li'th. The fact that
the first number was such a success,
itjs expected that n full house will
How We Save You Money
We buy for spot cash direct from the in illers and manufacturers. This elim
inates the middle-man's expense forced upon the one store merchant, who is
obliged to depend upon the wholesaleli ouse and the traveling salesman for his
goods. - '
WE OWN 175 BIG BUSY STORES
98c, $1.39,
IiL397
DRESS GOODS AND SILK
(leorgette Crepe, nil colors, r. :. 1.
Crepe de Chine, all colors, : ;
Messaline Hilk, all colors, ,- ,
Taffeta Silk, , ,;, , ' ' ' -a
Silk and AVool Poplin :. - -
Cotton Messaline, all colors, -
Black, White and Colored Sateens . I r .-
AVool Dress Goods 98e,
AVool Mixed :.. ,
AVool-Vclour Coating - '-
Wool-Challie : - :
Dress Gingham -. 12 l-2c, 15
Percales : : K)e, 32 l-2c, lot
Calicoes, Blue, Gray and Black
$1.19
$1.-19
... 98c
$1.49
$1.49
39c
... 24c
$1.49
98c
$2.49
39c
18c
10c
The Store
Vhere the
Masses
Trade
J ' Incorporated & A
orated
Formerly The United Store
Follow the
Crowds
There's a
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OUDNANCIi MEN SENT TO TEXAS
University of Oregon SudcntB Kc
ceive Special Instruction. ,
EUGENE, Ore.,- Nov. 13. Fifty
men who completed the ordnance
course of the school of commerce of
the University of Oregon are on their
way to the Government arsenal at
San Antonio, Texas.
The men received special instruc
tion in work outlined by the war de
partment. A new class is being or
ganized now and will open a week
from today. One hundred and fifty
applications for admission wero re
ceived, but, under war department
restrictions, only 60 will be admitted.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Young Chickens and
Strictly fresh eggs Call Red 671.
11-13-31.
Announcements
WRECKED STEAMER TO FLOAT
Schooner Oakland Will lie Launched,
Latter I'art of Month.
A reception for Rev. George H.
Feesc and family ar.d Mrs. Gamble
Will be given tonight from S to 10
at tho home ot Dr. and Mrs, H. 8.
Drownton at (104 O avenue. All
members and friends of tho First M.
E. church are cordially Invited.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13. The
schooner Oakland, wrecked on the
Oregon const nent Nehalcm, March
23, 111 Hi, will be launched the latter
part of this month, if present plans
arc carried out.
The vessel was pulled across Nc
halem spit, a distance of 1000 feet,
repaired and arrangements aro now
being made to replaco her in the !
water. She carried a cargo of lum-j
ber from Columbia river to San Tcdro,
Cnl., when shi went ashore. j
A thrilling Western picture, "The
Secret Man" at Star Theatre Sunday
and Monday. ll-13-4t.
Harry Carey, popular player of
Western roles at Star, Sunday and
Monday. ll-13-4t.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express oul? apprecia
tion ot the aid roiijirprei by our
neighbors and by thi.'liomc Guard
during tho search fpV'uur husband
and father. We thajtK tiiem sincere
ly Mrs. Cys MuilenrSWg, and Family.
11-1 3 -&
Curd of Thiinks.
Wo wish to express our thanks for
tho kindness and sympathy shown
during the burial of our husbnnd
and father, Thoman Walsh, and for
the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. TIIOS. WALSH and FAMILY.
T M A Mv S(i I VI .NO FLO W 10 1 iS
Now taking orders for Chrysan
themums and Carnations. Order
early. Chcrrys Florists. ll-13-10t.
BOARD WILL GIVE DECISION
I Will Make .Statement on Coast Tel-
('graph Strike t imtroversy.
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RAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. The
President's mediation board, headed
by Secretary or Labor Wilson, will
render a decision In the coast tel
ephone strike controversy tomorrow
afternoon. Is announced. It Is re
ported that - the decision will not
reco!?nize the telephone operators
union. The commissioners aro ex
pected to hold that tho operators
hnve a right, under the constitution,
to form unions.
greet the coming attraction. The
Berkeley Sextette is the second at
traction on the course and are even
rated higher- that the first number.
Astatement issued by Louis Runner
and the' first signed statement he
has ever issued for one of his com
panies, snys that in order to form
advance opinions it is necessary to
iudiro people by their credentials
The Uorkeley Sextette always pleas
es, Every place speaks well of them.
That is why we give them the finest
folder of any Lyceum orchestra. The
costumes -worn are the most costly
used by any company oof this size
in the entire lyceum field. The
tterkeley Sextette represent the aris
tocracy of all bureaus. Their tour
of the Fast is directed by the Chau
tauqua Association of Pennsylvania,
and in the Central States the Century
Lyceum Unreal! controls their time.
Their program represents the most
advanced type of high grade, refined
entertainment known to the Americ
an public. Classical music is made
interesting to nil and popular music
is given a new charm. The Rerkelev
Sextette is considered today as the
finest entertainment orchestra now
before the public. The local Lyceum
! committee advises all music lovers
' of I.a Ciiamie to get their seats early
bemuse thee is no ouestinn but that
j a crowded heu-Je will grc-.-t this first
I chiss entertainment.
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KING PIP X
BIDS YOU TO
The Tenth Annual
National Apple Show
Spokane Nov. igth to 24th
Round-trip fare $11.00 via
Union Pacific System
THE SHORT LINE TO SPOKANE
Tickets on s.ilc Xov. i?,, 10, 20, at, 21, 23, 24
Return lir.iit, JJov. i 1917
J. H. KEENEY, Agent
The Apple Congress of the World