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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1917)
FiATL'TIDAY,' LECEJIEK: .8, 1S.T7 KeepJt Handy Ward off attacks Of rjrtp, colds and indigestion by timely medication with the thoroughly test ed and reliable romudy of the Ameri can household PERUNA It's better to be safe than tony. Many ti long spell of dUtrwalni tick might have been provemed If this (uoved remHly had been retorted to iu tb "rat ntuges. Any article f hut hi botuetfkienilv useu ior nuany hum a enmurr nts i" iu vulue. Tablet form if you twurtt u. At your uxulsu. THE FEtUNA CO. CoWVcu. Olte 21 - I t NEWS OF L A GRANDE L. Have Pacific Plumbing Fixtures installed in your new home. i . -I PAC!FC bath tubs, lavatories, sinks and closets are of graceful lines, beautiful easy to clean designs and substantial appear' ance. , ' They are made of Vitreous China and Porce' lain Enameled Iron Ware, therefore have a high glazed pure white surface, which with reasonable care will last forever. Although PACIFIC Plumbing Fixtures arc of superior quality, they cost no more than any other reputable brand, and are guaranteed forever against any defects in workmanship or materials. Before you build or remodel, write for a copy of 'The Book of Bathrooms'. It is a 56 page book brim full of ideas. Free on request of PLUMBING FIXTURES . fcS? For Sale by all Plumbers Main Offices, 67 New Montgomery St., San Francisco PORTLAND AND tOS ANGELES Factories, Richmond and San Pablo, California 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Buy the lioy or girl a useful Christinas present. Ruy tlit' 111 a bicycle at Ruby's Cycle Shop 4 ; Dining Room 1)1 J Not Pay R. .T. 1 Cox, who recently went to Joseph ta ran tha Jennings Hotel dinini; room, has returned home, as th venture turnstl out to lie a losing o.io. 1 Purchases the Akin Ranch J. E. Himciwright of Joseph has purchased the Elmer Akin ranch-of 640 acres on Pino creek. They do not cxnect to move onto the ranch until next soring. j Brolhrr Visiting Here Prod Gil bert, of Dayton. Washington, arrived Tuesday to visit Hi sister. Mrs. I,. M. Hoyt, and to tn!:i treatments at tho Hot Lake San'i'.ir-'.nm. Tom Duncan Here Tom Duncan who now owns part of the Senire Film Co., is in tho city. Tom used to sell groceries, hut saye motion picture supplies aro his specialty from now on. r Father Seriously . Ill Mrs. Walla Wcstfnll of Imbler received nows ti nt her father in seriously ill nnd will leave tonight for Nebraska. . . Returns to Wallowa C. A. Miller, manager of the Miller hotel of Wal lowa, returned to his home this morn ing. m Will Visit in Enterprise Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe left for Enterprise today to Join her husband, who is trying some law cr.3C3 in that city. Advertisement Proved Satisfactory. An advertiser put in a real estate ad vertisement in The Observer. He pah! his bill by check today and wrote: "Tho ad proved very satisfactory to ne and brought good results." ... j J. K. Wright Improves Word was received fioin Mis. J. K. Wright that me has arrived safely in Houston, Texas, and that Mr. Wright is getting jlong very well from his recent ncci lent. Mrs. J. M. Wright, mother of Mr." Wright, has returned to I.n Grandelo make her home. She has been visiting for some time i:i Spo kane. ... j Young Men Enlist Fred Grey, Howard Childers nnd Sanford Chap man of Losline jo:ni the Unitt.il Slates' Marine. Corps this morning. Arno Lr.verly joined the Aviation Corps, Hob Henderson nnd Floyd On Lorn of Uistino joined tho Artillery Corps. Jim Andolson of Wallowa also joined tho AitiHory Corps. Harry Winning ofLostine joined (ho Ma rines, nnd Vic Sen-Is joined tho Aviu tion Corps Inst week. . Returns to Enterprise Dr. Ault of Enterprise has been In the oily sev eral days, attending .. R. Wagner of that city who has been confined to the Orr.nde Rondo hospital with throat trouble, rcturriel to Enterprise this morning. Lieutenant Hyrd M. Ault. son of Dr. Ault, will pass through Iji C.'iani'c tonight on his way to Amer ican Lake. Uncalled For Letters List of let ters remaining uncalled for in this of fice for tho week ending November 7. UilV: Men Oliver Demnss, S. A. Gil christ, Kern Hobba. B. A. Hint", John Klen, Morrison & Clifton, Jus. II. Mc Donald, B. C. Robinson, E. M. Woods. Women Mrs. Will Hrown, Lou Evan9, Mrs. Floyd Huntley, Mrs. Lizzie Hnr lnnd, Miss Anna Johnson, Miss Mabel Kcagan, Miss Julia Marum, Miss Claris.-." McDonnan, Miss Gussic Stu debr.ker (12). These letters .will be sent to tho dead-letter office on De cember 21, 1917. If not delivered be fore, in calling for the above, please sav "advertised," giving date of list. E. E. Bragg, P. M. ' ' i Goat Milk Good for Infants and In valids An interesting bulletin, No. 285, has recently been issued by the Agricultural Experiment Station, Ber keley, Cn'iforiiin, on "The Milch Goat in California." In referring to the uses of goat milk it says: "The most striking results so far secured relate to tho feeding of goats' milk to in fants. The station has had the oppor tunity of supplying this mill: to n fairly large number of very young children, who were in serious physical condition, due to their inability to prnpei ly digest and nssimilnte cither modified cow's milk or any of thi commercial Infants' foods that wore tried. In nearly all cases of this kind the physical condition of the children has been built up and satis factory growth has been brought about by the use of goat milk." For further informatinon, write the Wide mann Goat Milk Laboratories, Physi cians' Blrtg., San Francisco, Cat. iNGRTHWESTj CAMP LEWIS, TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 8. Tho regimental relay race, one ot tho big nthletic events of the month, was run here this afternoon. Teams of 35 men each, represent ing tho :162nd. 3li:ird, IHJlth, Sllith, and IMS th f'-eld artillery and the ma chine gun Vbnttallnns, started tho race, which was run on tho parartu grounds. Uach man will run half a mile. The Y. M. C. A. will present a sil ver cup to the winning team. PORTLAND, Dec. 8. Methods to mako shipyard work Baler wore uis turr;d h.vo today at a conference be tween shipbuilders iiid O. i'. lioff, labor coniniliisiouer. ' Hoff recently completed a visit to moct of tha. shipyards of the state In which ho Investigated the conditions under which nhjpbulldcrs workeiC IIo declared today that ho had found ID) W? IfD IT 7 JED IT IF T W- J ID) Rj-RiLs Sold by B. C HAMILTON 1 1-ton Truck-Frank Cleavenger . 1 -ton Truck Frank Cleavenger 1 -ton Truck Merchants Delivery 1 -ton Truck Merchants Delivery 1 -ton Truck Krouse Bros. - 1 -ton Truck Wienier Bros. 1 1-ton Truck Tom Cowarfl 1 -ton Truck Hot Lake ." Sanitar ium ' ' 1 -toii Truck L. G. Seaton 1 1-ton Truck B. L. Snodgraes (Sommer. Hotel) . 1 -ton Truck W. G. Sailing 2 1-ton Trucks Ross Falconer NOTE Both Prank Cloavcngcv and , tho Atorclmilts' Delivery wore so sat isfied with-., their Republic '.Trucks' tliat. tliey purchased an additional one within a month. ' 4. - Compare this list with other trui'lis of nlliuakca sold in the same terri tory: . 1 Maxwell, 1 0. M. (!., 2 Reo, 1 Velie, 1 Denby!! . , Twelve (12) REPUBLIC Trucks were sold in tho samo territory in thu same length of time, six and a half (ti1-;) .montlis by 13. C. Ilainilton, to six of all otlie rniakos by all dealers. '" 1 y Come in and see the REPUBLIC Truck. Let us demonstrate its value to you for City, Farm or Interurban hauling, its economy of operation. No road or hill ih this section of the country will ever stall a REPUBLIC Truck. In the State of Oregon Every Third Truck is a REPUBLIC ' t: ,' ff .i4i.if cjr4i44ii4f.4f x SATKM, Dec. S. -Tho thrco-day a week, the new Cam). Lewis officer'! session of the Oregon 1 .State Hortl- club, with cluhfooms liero, will not 110110 of the iihiM-ards have urovidod 1 cultural Society ended hero , today b fornmlly opened until tho middle aily sort of railing to keep men from with a tall; by Ceoige H. niiiies, of or thin month. Arraiigmneuts for failhiK from scaffolding around ahlp Portland, on tho methods of dralnlntf tlici formal opening, the program of hulls. This, he considers, tho feroat-.an orchard. eatt point of danger. Thursday, the first day of the con Commissioner enco with his depot day In which shipyard labor condl tlons were discussed. IBOI. I lliuimiuj, Mini ,1., w, lu(i-.ih i,i ..c.w Hoff held a confer- ventlon, was devoted to organisation. Mi'iiibershlp leputles hero yoBter-, Yesterday and today topics of Inter-' o A(J t (which will include a dance, are be ing made hero today. D.'miigo Suit 011 Trial BAKER, Dec. S. (Special.) A $7,1)00 damage action In which Mrs. llachol Jones is the plaintiff and tiio O.-W. R. & N. RaRroail Company Is tho defendant, was placed on trial In Circuit Court Thursday. Tho -ase was transferred to tho local court from Multnomah . County 'and grow out of the accident at Telocaset In which iuit was previously brought by George Jones, husband of the plaint iff in the present accident, who fallod to recover. An automobile wan hit oy a train at r. crossing. Ira Cut ThlK Out l: Is Worth .Money. 1 DON'T MISS Til!.!. Cut out this slip, entlora with Sc and mail it to j Foley & Co., 2S3f. Sheffield, Ave., I Chicago, 111., writing your name and Jadress clearly. You will receive iu return a trial pr.ckago containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds, and croup; Foley pllls for pain In sides and back, rheuinati.im, backache, kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathart ic Tablets, n wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. 4 Preparedness LEARN TOE TRUTH ABOUT CORSETS As We Are Learning the Truth About War. Get Acquainted With nc TruU l!uk. u. s. Tit. O&ia. the Front Lace Corset with the AENTILO Back and Front Shield. There's a La Camillc Style That's Best For You. All the Latest Models Now on Hand Priced at $2.00 up. MRS. R0BT. PATTI30JJ Corseticre. Res. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221 ' " v i pi ."." rtT il 1 3 to the rlub Ik limited I I. m il ui 9 1 ltd nrf liW.vo est to the orchardlstH wore discussed. I at (,0'camp, tho waiting list i oi- Ipectod to bo long. The club will cs- PORTLAND, Doc. 8 In the laA 10 tabllsh a jitney line hetwoon Taconm .days 75 field glasses and telescopes and tho ramp for the exclusive use 1 havo hocn prosontod to tho n,avy by ' of officers. the patrlotlo people of the Pacific northwest, Captain K. P. Eckhardt, X3- AW1!!! WILLIAM DESMOND 1 1 9 J (ft " IN TRIANGLE ' COLORS., FLYING PLAY, ARCADE, SUNDAY ONLY In charge of tho local navy recruit ing station, said today. The greatly Increased number of lookouts, scouts and slilpgunrils on watch for submarines necessitated an unusually largo number of glasses. The navy department gives ea b don or a receipt for his glass so that the Instrument may be returned when, tlio war is ended." TACOMA, Wash., Dee. 8. Tho i roast artillery team from the forts Kt the mouth of the Columbia river and the 91st division team from Camp Lewis, are playing a post season foot ball gamo hero this afternoon. PORTLAND, Dec. 8. With a ban iinet at the Hotel Multnomah, tho an nual convention of tho state hotel men's association, ill end hero to night. The convention opened bolo 1 Thursday. Leading hotolmon from all the coast states attended. The club horo offers mcmbura tho uso of a woll-stoclted library, dress lug rooms, tree baths, information . biiroauf swimming pool, prlviite-cluhiJ dining loom and other things. : .'V ' Yeu will do wall to stop In and Inspeot our twuianse line of FRENCH and PYRALIN IVORY. Prices are Right. Quality (luarantcod. Lov-.' Vegal Drue Co.. 11-27-tf. Ho Moves TlilngH 3. I. Kara, real estuto and 1mtt.1l, stent buys and moves houses. Prices talk. Ad ll-22-tf.,' K A1 if 4 4" tf 4- "Ih 4? 'ie 41 4? 4? 4f S TACOMA, Wa:h., Dec. 8. Al- though It hau been In actual use for 4 4 4 t 4 4 4 4 Every Soldier in Camp is expecting pictures of home folks in his Christ inas packages, and inany will be disappointed if sittings are delayed until the Inst moment when it may be impossible to fill orders in time, for the soldiers' Christmas mail. - Make the appointment now. Jf you cannot come in during the day, make ihe appointment for an evening sitting. HART'S STUDIO West Jacobson Bldg., Elm Street 4- ' : t: ; 4--4. 4-; t 4C !.4 4 SC ft f ) 4 4 4 4 4 'f' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ! RIAL FUEL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT Lehigh Portland Cement Aberdeen Coal fill KHIW WIHWIMM MTWIVI-TfTTT Wholesale and Retail The Saw Holmes Mercantile Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON
