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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1917)
1A G HAN D1C EVENING OUSlfiltVJSIl. PAGE rfIittE15 TIIUK'SDAV, nrccKMIJBU b 3917 Used in the Annies and Names qzJls World For Christmas A K i f";7 A 11 w Give PARKER Seir fillers. Fcrtho beys at tho front, for relatives and friends the endur ing gift, always eppreciatcd,slways useful. fountain vwmm No holes in wall of 'V.; y,'(Vi barrel ink cannot IMfj" t,v Y 1 look out to soil W;B ft ifeVk A In ovent of acci dent to interior moth in ism, the Parker auto- if matlcully flTf, nin-a:ii-uiicr f . wttnout 1U' tcrrutilioa of csrvice. Corns fn cntf cr.jpcct cur rricrimsx:. Red Cross Drag Store K SAYS CAPTAIN Older .Men Ci.-mnt Stand Hie Nervous Strain of lighting CAMP LEWIS, TACOMA, Wash.,; Dee. . ,Wnr '.s ii young man u panic ' and wUi!l li'ti not so bad. That'; Hit' opinion of Captain E. W. .Ylawdslcy. o." lli'.' DrlMsli :i! my, sent here lo n.'t'.c:! Americans in training, It'iu gentle ni t nl' killing Huns with ft trench nun lav. "A middle aged or nil! man cannot stand tho nervine ctrain of mortem fighting," Cnf.t-.tin Mnwdsloy said to day, "but tho young follow. Is not nuicli Worried after he gets used to it. "The trenches an' not as bad as they me pi'-tiiiod. They re a bit nasty nmior rout, a little muddy dur ing tho winter, but there's always lots of excitement and something; to do all the time. Tho men in the trenches nil) well fed." There is no sentiment in Captain Mawdsley. "Shoot any old Hun yon see," ho derlared. "If you don't he'll shoot you." Heady Now nt Old Price. Milton wants a road over the moun tains to Walla Waila valley. Fio--h lot (jest received) of Fol ey's Honey and Tar uro selling lit he-fore-llm-ws.r price:-. This puts a well known cough medicine, ready to u:;e, in homes at le: s than it costs to buy ami mix the iagicdienls yourself end saves the both' '- and muss. Mi'.1'. Mary Kisby, 3 5:: 3 Princeton, Ave., Spokai...., -"."a .b., writes: "I was nick in bed '..ill! lagrlppe. I coughed very badly. I tool; Foley's Honey an-' Tar. It stopped n:y couj.li ami I sot. hotter. So now 1 am around the house again.' Sold everywhere. Adv. . is fSBsaanssgi SALAD r.a rj r j m vx m "Mfi A wholcson-.a r.ncl delicious oil, fron' Ci:rn, 3 tor general tookins ar.d esled 4rw.'.ne3 THIS pure oil from America'.; srcitest c-'real Indian Corn is the ideal medium for frying, sau:cmtr, shortening 2nd sa!-d crcsfini'. Foods fried in M.;7.o!a :;re not enly much more eerily digested they arj r.it :e yir.htsbL free from Crcisincss or tegciness becuus: Mazola browns food quickly. And with the nation-wide movement headed by- Mr. Hoover to save butter, Irrd, suet, the housewife is particularly glad that she has a cooking medium which is so delicious she ctn l-.cip conserve the country's resources, cut the cost of licr cookinpv.'.ive her family food of the highest quality all with Masola. Marola nialces especially fine sn'id die-i: g, too. SoU by y..jr grocer in pint, q'i.:r!, lulf a es'loa ' tins; fur rt.att;t ecuiuaiy buy t!;e i.:i,c ii-t... Ask for a copy of the free Mizola took of Kt-cipes, or mile us direct. Year mencv icfun.'.td if Mnrola Sr2i do'js iK.t nivc emir.' s:iti taction. Corn Products Kcfinini; Co. X 17 Battel 1'taco, .Nov.- Vori Sotcj Iteproc.ilativea Johttton,Lisber Company iea1W,'-'Sti- Sill Elgin Planing To Hold Community, Christmas Fl.ClN, Dee. IS. (Special.) lleliev Iiik tij.it a Community Christinas would fhow a truer spirit of the seti r.m and reach more people, Elgin (ltiieni ailopted the plan. Se.at t oiainittces havo been uppolnted nnd i all are at work on the entertainment v.-btch will be held at tho city opera house Clirliitman eve. Mrs. Ceorsro Flat,'!: returned to her home In Prairie City Saturday even ins 'after a slioit visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mm. Harry Spencer. Mhs Muriel Dater spent the ThanltsKlvinK vacation with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Enter. Miss Outer is teaching school near Hot Lake. Mi-si. I.eltoy Stafford rendered an other nolo at the M. E. church last Sunday "evening which was yrbaity en.ioyctl by all. Mrs. Merle Allen of Milton, is vis it ins with her people in F.lftin this week. Miss Recba Houper, of I.a Grande, vi.'.ited with Mrs, Clarence llahu last week. Una Mellroy returned to Imblcr last Sunday evening where she Is packitiK apples. lr. E. 0. Kirby made a business trip to 7. a Grande last Monday morn infr. lie was accompanied bj' Mrs. KirLv ami her sister, Mrs. Stone. Jim HallKart'h and Terry Tuttle will leave toniirht to enlist in tho en- ;:ineerinir corps. Several other 101 i:i:i younw men will leave as soon ns the places which they now fill can be filled y others. Miss Edna Holmes returned Sun day eveniiiK to Elean after n short virit with her sister In Wallowa. Mrs. Fay Tuttle returned to Hot Tube Saturday evening to bo with her brother who is a patient there, ltev. Otto, of Baker, held services 'n tho Ilaptist church last Mpnday ovonintf. Mr. Schiller returned to Portland Saturday eveninir after the opening of a bit; sain for the Elsin Grocery. Last Thursday evening the cit izens of Elgin were given a rare treat at tho Gem theatre. The picture shown was "Sirens of the Sea," and in It were some wonderful and beau tiful pictures. ilob Lane, a member of the local bund, cut his hand quite severely on the band-saw in (ho box factory Mon day morning. Although the cut is only a flesh wound it will Inconven ience him for some time. Two Ln Grande teachers visited Miss Pearl Phillips anil Miss Edith Tauhner, local teachers last Thurs day. Superintendent A. E. Clawson has received instructions from the gov ernment to aid the registered soldiers In nnirii' nut' llielr Olleif ifmriri t i'pi I Mr, Ci.iwson has very kindly offered jhis sendees free of charge and will nid anv of the boys to the best of bis ability. The public schools of Elgin sent a very .'rood donation to tile Hoys ami Girls Aid Society in Portland hi'it week. The donation consisted of 3f quarts of l'ruit and several sacks of v :elal)l"S, such as carrots, potatoes, o'lions and apples, al:?o several snuashes. Mrs. A. E. 1 vanillic, County School Superintendent, and Paul Spillman. exinnsinn agent, for the food conserv ation and M.-. O'ltiley, of the Oregon .' gi icnkural College, visited In Elgin Tuesday. They addressed Hie grade - : ' jr::::::::::::: 8f . r v,r- ' kc i til II AT THK AKCADE TODAY. il THE ELECTRIC FCKXACKMAN IS ! i JUST 15 SHOPPING DAYS UNTILL mm Do your shopping early make your selections now before the holiday rush. - Thermostat Will Operate Hie Furnace in Place of Janitor, A little device called a "thermostat" can be trusted to look after the fur nace in case you want to go away for the day, or when it is down two flights of stairs to the basement. Thermo is from the Greek incnninjt "heat" and stat means "to make stand." Therefore a thermostat is n little device to keep the heat in any room always at the same temper ature. The electric thermostat can be placed in n room and set for any eiven temperature, say 72 degrees. II' the temperature should rise a mere fraction above this Mr. E. Thermo stilt will very promptly close the furnace drafts and open the cold nir check draft. Should, tho temperature drop below 72 degrees he will close all the checks and open up the force draft until the desired temperature is recorded. In most cases tho operation of the drafts is effected by the use of a tiny electric motor on the furnace which is controlled by the thermostat up stairs. 1 1 I I i with all its wonder is ready for your gift choosing. Select now and we will deliver at any time you desire, TM GOLDEN WLEO .' Qiufiuj Ifu somc-Tim feu- One of the GOO R. C. U. Stores . Annual Buying Power of. the R. C. TJ. Over 60 Million Dollars m m m a m Mavis (perfume). Mavis haa been called the "Harmony of Flowers." It is delightful. Displayed at Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 4 10-12-tf. RUDDER WORTH. You will be Insured of REAL VALUE in n San Tox hot water Dottle. Guaranteed to give service. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 11-27-tf. I 1 t I ill pi -r-li! 4rfj Tlic typCH-ritcr is contip" into more extended use in rural com- W tew mm Typewriter Service in Rural. Communities mm ... .i . . t .... .ii .1 e mutinies .icc3u.se or me assisrancc it renders to au tt.ti.bes ui people. Here nre a few examples of the possibilities of service: The Farmer : Think of" the rs'.ihilitir.-, of selling produce by the means .i.a..... of typewritten letters sent out to customers? lypc- (lj written letters 'tn.i t;;c s.:nurr a Inraness r.uneling witn tnc people wno rctoivc them air.t .-.ho r--.iic 1 1 io keeping or cirhon copies ot the correspon dence, which m:.;.' t:::-.cs does away with miiundcrsiandings and lawsuits. The Getir-ral StOl'O ?tc rv.'hnni : More prompt and courteous treat ment is liKcly to DC accorded nis or.ietr. and ccrrc.pcnder. ;,rc typc-.'.-rit:en. 4-t' w mm t pcv.vitcr '.joerii'-i.-::'. ;e -.ei'.Ii the City jobber and manufacturer if his letters i lie l-ov or -:.t who is intending to follow a business career can sreute no better start than a knowledge of Children who learn to u.sc tlic typewriter leam spelling it a great convenience in writing recipes ai.ti ior gcr.. r..l c-.-rrcponcitnce. The rVli iVSU !' : N-3 Clcninan should be without a typewriter. It is ol r.tir a..j '..nice in preparing sermons ana writing the manv letters :j:at: a pastor has to write. Mail us the Cviip-m !o-J:.y J.,?" 1 l. C. SMITH i BROS. TrPEW.MItn CO. L. C. SMITH fj BROS. Typewriter (,'o. I'll I'ifth ;-t., Portland, Orcyon Plr.re srnil me (rre caulog. ! If.: i m children in the high school assembly. Ransom Henderson, a boy of the seventh grade, is sufloring lrom n broken arm, received while cranking an auto. Advertising in Brief "Within the Law." If you are undecided what to glvo here's a hint look at the 'display at the La Grando Pharmacy. - 12-ti-it. Cooheil Food Sale. The Ladies of the Christian Church r. ill hold a rooked food sale Saturday it tin; pattison Grocery. 13-6-21. "The Stars and Stripes in Fiance released bv Pathe, taken ill Fraueo, at Star Theatre, Saturday only. 12-3-Dt. New shipment of Jackson Comets. Walling Millinery. ll-2S-tf. Ho Moves Tilings J. L. Mars, real estate nnd leiit.u agent buys and moves houses. Prices talk. Adv 11-22-tr. The largo assortment, of Whito Ivory, almost every kind made just Not 'war pictures but pictures showing conditions now existing In the war zone. "In the Wako of the Huns," and "Tho Stars anil Stripes in France." Star Theatre, Satur day only. 12-3-0t. That Cranes Stationery In boxes, In hulk, in largo Christmas boxes, nothing better luiido than this class of goods. Also tho other reputablo brands of boxed paper at 50c to J5. Heller seo them at Silverthorn's. Dally 4 times Weekly 1 lime. The much talked of "third degree." is show n most vividly In tho picture "Wllhin the Law" at tho Arcado Monday and Tuesday. 12-5-tf. SI1EL11Y .NATIONAL .MAZDA LAMPS UETER LIGHT DETTER tho very latest at Silverthorn's siflHT with no Increase In your f amily unife store. , j light bill. Daily 4 titne3 Weekly 1 time. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 11-27-tf. I You will do well to step in ar.d What does tho country that has Inspect our linnienne lino of FREN'CIl ; been occupied by the Germans look and PYRALIN- IVORY. Prices are ; lilio now? See "In the Wake of tho Right. Quality Guaranteed. Lev- i Huns" at the Star, Saturday only. Vogcl Drug Co. 11-27-tf. i " 12-3-5t. A most complote assortment .of I'nlvci'Niil Vacuum llotllos of all dif ferent sizes and finishes. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 11-27-tf. "Within tho Law.' A special Vltngrnph Bluo Ribbon feature In eight roots, "Within the Law," at tho Arcado Monday and Tuesday. 12-5-tf. Singer Sowing Machine Agency Is now with Coolldgo Paint Storp. Singer machines for salo. Now machines rented. Phone Main 7. -1 2-5-tf. R. WOOLSEY, Agent, Cull up Ii. Htilwoll, Red 201 for King David, Dlicious, and Jonathan Apples. . 11-17-tf. .Money to Irfmn. On Improved real property In Union county. No delays. Current i rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. tf. ; Don't fall to see tho La Grands Pharmacy assortment of Xmas cards and booklets. 12-4-tf. ' COMFQR ''Within the Law." Many have read the book; many have seen tho play. See the screen version at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. 12-G-tf. New shipment or Jackson Corsets. Walling Millinery. 11-28-lf. Notice to Telegram Pal rons. Anyone not receiving the Telegram or wishing lo subscribe for same, please notify A. G. llerrnmn, agent, Red ,'1351. 1 2-0-1 ino. Sen Mrs. Art Store. Dunn's China at Harris' 12-l-tf. You can get along without our candy but yo-.i won't after you try it. La Gramie Plia. maey. l-i.-2t. "Within the Law," with the wond erful actors, Alice Joyce and Harry Morey, at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. 12-a-lf. New shipment of Jackson Corsels. Walling -Millinery. 1 l-2S-tf. Take a hint. Cur; yon tnke hint? She adores our candies. 1. Grande Pharmacy. 12-l-tf. licmslileliing. ID cents per yard. Packages lliav be b-lt at Nnah Electric Co. or Mrs. O. L. Wall's, 100 Adams avenue. 1 1-21-1 mo. New shipment, of Jailison Corsets. Walling Millinery. ll-liS-tr. If you wrrt romethipg good, dur sble ami ik-h!. up lo tho minute in style in Shopping Hags, Hand Hags, you will find them at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store., Daily 4 times Weekly 1 time. "In the Wall" or the Hll'.H, nine pictures tak"U in E'nop' Theatie, Saturdiy only. 1 getl . Star ;-3-r,t. N"v shipment, of Jackson Corsets. Walling Millinery. ll-2S-tf. 0 1-2 per tent Money 1 :;n,..! for long ti im i t 'I 12 per jctnl, inli'i":t. for loans on (iiande iKi'liile alb y rarins. S' e W. 11. Sal-'i-'ont at Ln Grande InvestiiKiit Com pany a nn-". 11-22-tf. W'mtt ai" our boys doing In Frutire? Sep "The St. us and Sd ipes in Fii'nc" at the Star. Saturday only. 12-3-.r.t. .'.:! rod ol p.'.f ! ;ife of Xirai seals -i oii'ioir'-e wirido-.v nnls. Look il lie lu. I.a Grr.l.do I'hn i inacy. 12-r,t2 W I nil ;t ill! sen icca iiii'inlit'i' liiiiiilsoinc, durable 4 GIFTS lit'dci' K'il't tliiin tli' il't i, ol' siipcrl) si lo ;i)itl nl o'cinal Wolllll'oilS iilily for iliat niolor Iriciul, soiihj of the fauiilv, or yourself? A AUTOMOBILE ROBE iSoitK'lIiiii,",' llial. is usel'iil and will lie aiv ciaU'tl. W'c have a larjji' variety ol' pattej-ns and grades, from lo .f' I O.(K). SELECT YOURS NOW W. H. Bohnenkamp Company .a j5 i? i- d? !? i- 'i" 'h 4r i The Holt Caterpillar Tractor Moves Into New Quarters The Holt (.'aterijillar Traetor works where other tractors can't. .. t i t j i . rxi. i t Ins laet lias heen (iciiiuiisi raien nine aim airam wiin oilier maies ot tractors in tins iiniiiediate count rv, as well as in manv other sections of the Northwest. (,)iiitc a number ol' mir lar.oi st randies are hai)y owners of HOLT CATERPILLAR TRACTORS and are handling their entire acreage the Holt way, i!owim; harrowim:'. seeiiiim. ele. I wish to inform my friends and patrons that T am now located iu my new office, ll'.dl! .lefferscm Aveiiue. the new 1 iohiieukami) IJuiUling, and that carry a complete line of par'.- and molor oils. J C. W. BUNTING for Holt Caterpillar Ti-u-toK for 1'nioii and Wallowa Counties, Oregon, and the five Soul Invest Counties of Idaho . cji t v v f ;f "t" "T ...-.'l
