La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSSTURDAY, .TAKUAliV . "w . PAGE EIGHT " ' LA tMANDiO EVEN IN (1 ODMKltVJMi. The Store Champions Low prices and is waging relentless warfare on the "slackers" the "middlemen profits" the "credit system - "deliveries" - "Sham Sales" and other "useless ex travagance.' ' It is not the cost of living well, it is the cost of high priced living that is wrong. Rheumatism Conquered Special People and Special Sales We Have None P"v-','-rx-r",-' j OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE (" J IL - - : I By T i HoJi-bk'f wws stn a kor?o I C IBOOT IT IT HADN'T BfiSN r?3 r-i J AND THCN, THegq'S ONOTHgf TMIMC TMT OKt'T '" : " " ""- I s.iv he cof Sb-ssir' ' Tv 321 ! There lias not for a long liniu been any (Miestion as to the cause of rheumatism, but it has been dilTienlt to find a com bination of remedies that would remove the cause. 'lihe difficulty has been practically solved in our OUR OWN RHEUMTAIC CURE It is an effective solvent for uric acid, sin excess of which is always the cause of rheumatic, troubles. It not only ex pels this poison but sets up healthy ac tivity of the stomach, kidneys and liver and thus stops further accumulation of the acid.. This remedy has had the most severe tests and has cured all but a very few cases. JJoiiey back if it fails. Price, $1.00 LA GRANDE Adolph Newlin, Mgr. Quick Delivery. La Grande, 1 LOCALS j And ' i Advertising in Brief V Now Is the time to supply your self with reading manor, For ton tluys wo will soil nil hooka of fiction, Including tho copyrights lit ono-thlrd off. Newlin IJook and Stationery Co. 1-4-tf i'. Fill In your white ivory sots with the pieces which nro lucking. Kvoroy article In the while Ivory line at u reduced price, at tho Sllrurthorn Family Drug Store. , 1-4-tf, 'TAY Slli." ' Itlunk IIooIcn. Lcdgors, journals, countor books, pi dor books, sales bonks, trial bal ance hooka, all are In stock at Sil rorthorn'u Family Drug Storo. '1-8-41 Cutlery, pockot knives, scissors, barbers Bhcars, muulcuro material, at SUvorthoi u'u Family Drug Store, i 1-3-4L Everything In tho line of office RiipplioB and blank books at Newlln's Book and Stationery Co. 1-4-tf. CamernB, kodaks, films, develop ing and printing, at Silverthorn's family Drug Store. l-'.l-4t. "PAY MIO." "I'AY MK." i MID-WlNTIiR TKKM JANUAltY B1CCOND. Railroad or slage faro paid up to $1(1.00, for all students cnrolliug between the nliove dnln and 1,1'JUAL NOTH'KH . NOTICE OK FINAL ACt'OCNT '' In the matter of the estate of Robert S. Forbes, Deceased. ' Notice Is by this given that the undersigned administrator of the e:i talo of Itobert S. Forbes, dccoar.oii, has filed hta final account in the county court of Union counly for the iitato of Oregon, and that raid court has made nn order selling January 21st, 1918, at 2 o'clock 1'. M., at the County Court lioom In La Grande, Union County, Oregon, as the lime and place to hear objections to, anil tho consideration of, said final ac count. All persons rntorestcd should attend such hearing. Date of first publication, December 22, 1017. HAL BOIINF.NKAMP, 12-22,29 1-S.12.1U Administrator. Rlf. IT. H. Pal. nmc PHARMACY Phone Main 40 Oregon January 15, 1018, who enroll for four months or mora, paying In ad vance. Terms: cither Ilookkceplug or Shorthand Course, six months fr $50.00; combined course, six months $05.00. Write us about our month ly payment plan. BAKKll BUSINE3S COLLEC1K, 12-13 to 1-12 II. 1. Klnlon, Prop. "PAY Sill." .Money (o Ismn. On Improved real property In Union county. No delays. Current rates. La Orandu Iuveatinunt Co Adv. tf. O 1-12 per cent Money 30,000 for long term at C 1-2 per cent Interest for loans on Grande Hondo valley farms. See W. B. Sar f;ont at La Grando Invostiucnt Com pany at onco. 11-22-tf. Iwny From Home- ' If you were away from homo on Ihe rca or In tho trenches, wouldu't you like to get a copy of your home paper from your homo town. School books, tablets, envelopes, all Hi.OB fanry boxed paper, Initial correspondence paper at Silver thorn's Family Drug Store. 1-3-41. Ledgers, journals, day mid cash books, ail rulings. Everything for the opening up of the new yeur's books. All Hisses, and prlcen on of fice materials at Silverthorn's Fam ily Drug Sluro. 1-4-tf. Stirring and tetino scenes In Dunto'a Infurno, at tho Star Satur day only. 1-2-31. Apples for Sale. Fine Home lloiuily apples for sale. J. F. Steinbeck, lied 3GS2. 1-4-lltc LIXiAL NOTICi;. Annual Meeting. Nntlco Is hereby given that thu Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the La Grande National Bank will j be held at their hanking house on I Tuesday. January s, 191S, at tho I hour of two o clock, I' M. At this ! meeting a Hoard of Directors will lo elected ' serve for lh year 1 11 S, land ii I) 1 i I their successors nro elected land uualified, and such el her busi ness will be transacted as may prop erly come before said meeting. 12-8 to 1-ii F. L. MKYF.KS, Cashier. Hobby's lteenge. "Why don't you want me in many your sister, I'.obby? 1 thour.ht you liked me'."' "1 do. That's why iMaga.lue. Browning's Car Storage j Wo have muni to store a, ! few cars. U c a s o 11 a Ii ' prices. jj Ui'inj; your tire tmulill' ! to us. W. H. Bohnenkamp j Company Our Jitney Offer This and 5c. DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thiu slip, cncloi'O witli 5c und mail It to Foley it Co., 2SI15 Sheffield, Ave., I Chicago, III., willing your name and, address clearly. You will receive in I return u trial packaKo containing ' Foley's Iloncy and Tar Compound, for coukIib, colds and croup; Foley Kidney l'ills, for pain In sides and' back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder aliments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sixth and Washington Streets Sunday school, 0:45 a. m. Morninfr service, 11:00 a. m. Christian endeavor, (i::j0 p. in. Eveninir service, 7:H0 p. m. liev. Chns. A. Philips of Pur Hand will speak both morning and eve::injr. FIRST METHOniST-KPI.SCOrAl. church Geo. H. Fcese, pastor. tJeo. II. Currey, suiierinlendent. Sunday school, 0:4.r u. in. ServiccB for worship, 11:00 n. ui and 7:110 p. m. Special services will lie held at lie.: regular inoriilm; liour. Kpworth league, li:!!0 p. m. Mi:;:' Cilatlys Winters, president. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner Spring and Seventh Streets. Homo ConiiiiK Hay. Sunday school. 0:4.j n. m. Morning service, 11:00 a. in. New Year's sermon. 1:00 p. in., basket dinner In base ment. ('lirUtinn endeavor, (!:;!0 p. in. Evening servire, 7::!0 p. m. 2:0 p. m.. social service and ni-l-norni meeting. Hood music both morning and eve ning by choir and a duet by th;: Fuller brothers In the evening. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7::'.'; p. m. II. L. Ford, parlor. ZI'.IN LUTHERAN CHURCH M Street. V. W. Ilussard, pastor. Stindny school, 10:00 n. m. MornlliR servire, 11:00 a. m. Paul J. Cook Is In Cuba With Tho Marines (letter from Paul J. Cook V. S. Marines to William of La Grande ) of the Swart Cilinnc.uev. lleceiuher 1 1 Cllb:: I received your most welcome let ter a long time ago hut have nerlect ed to answer ns 1 was very bu.y breaking camp, but I shall try lo make amends, even at Oils late date. We arrived here O.-toher :; ami pitched our shelter tents and slept until morning; by niulit we had flues! of our stores unloaded and. our tents pitched and in n couple of days we had n talley built and camp ninde. We get liberty every nirlii from : ;!0 to 11. Say Hill, this is some town: about lid. lino population, has 1- Catholic churches, a oig hospital, elect i Ir lights, street ran-, big ii'iltead chops of Ihe Ferre-Cai vllo do Cu' U. i; . and more beautiful Senoi ;as to the Mimire inch than ny utlior city to , , - ' NeWS Of the ,.a IS Of Interest to Women- thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache! and liluKKish bowels. Sold every where. Adv. ; A Frank Trailer. 'Somehow I have a sort of sneak-' respect i'or IJenedict Arnold." "Why so?" "I'.e never went around bawling that lie w.iy loyal." Louisville Courier-Journal. LATTER-DAY SAINTS Taberni'.clo Fourth nnd O Streets. 'Chas. J. Black, bishop. M. i. A. meet : Tuesday evening, hoO; social hour after class woik. Primary every Tuesday; 4:00 p.m. ltoliirious class, Thursday, 4:00 p. ni. Relief society, Thursday, 2:00 p. m. Choir practice, Siiiuhiy, 7:00 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Sixth and Pennsylvania .Sunday school, '.1:43 n. m. Mrs. Maguire, superintendent. Morning service. 11:00 u. m. I!. Y. P. U., Ii::i0 p. m. livening service. 7:;t0 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday 7:o0 . m. Rev. O. V.. Otto will speak both morning and evening. MET!I()1IST-EIMSC()PAL CHURCl! SOUTH Corner Fir and Jackson Streets. W. II. Smith, pastor. Residence, lilo:i North Fir street. Preaching, 1 1 :00 a. m. Sunday school. Oi-lo a. m. Junior league, :;:00 p. m. : Epwortli league, 0:110 p. ni. I Fvening service, 7:"0 p. m. i 1'iayvr r.ieeling, Tlnirsdny, 7:110 y. bsienary riety, first Thursday .':.!0 p. m. ch iiient! SPIRITUALIST The First Spiritualist Church of La irnnilo will meet over Harris Urocery the souare niii,-. There ur t hour,- ar.ds oi urns of sugar cane and lain;, c.ugar milis and centrals, one of vhleh we visited since we have In en here, a four million dollar con cern: they Healed us royally out there. Rum is one of (he by-p-n-ducts In the manufacture of sugar and millions of uallons are made in Cuba every car; it costs about aO cents a nint and is sold in the num erous saloons and cafes and een in tin' r.iocer stores. There is no such word as "piolulotion In the Cuban dictionary. t. .roaiiutr. pinearph-s, oranges. yam - ami an i:n- inner uepicai nuns: InrliidiiiL: bananas, plantains and sol forth, jrioiv in meat profusion. It is I still summer lo re: Just like .1 line I and lu re it is almost Christmas. i So your mother misses me and ! those jams I lued to tell: that !s' certainly a coi .pliment, and thank her for me Tor it. I was sorry to hear Unit Ad San tel IIiihv O'Neill; they weren't fairly matched. Well. Bill, it's almost time for er.ll to i.uaiters so 1 must close foi to- night, wishing you all a very luny Men's 'f wo-pieee Fleeced Garments 69c Men's Two-piece Uibbed Garments . 65c Men's Heavy Canvas Gloves, wrist or gauntlet ',. 10 Men's Leatlier-faced Gloves, wrist or gauntlet 23c Men's Fast Color Overalls .' $1.19 Men's Work Kox 10c, 15c, 23c Men's Wool Work Sox 39c, 49c oMen's Stag Shirts . . , '. . . .$3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 Men's Work Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.93, $ 4.98 Boys' Shoes .' , $1.79, $1.9S. $2.25, $2.49, $3.50 Men's Sweaters .$1.19, $1.49, $2.49, $3.98, $4.98 Men's Pajamas and Gowns .S8c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98 Trunks, Trunks .$9.90, $10.50, $11.50, $13.50 On every article in our store you save money money saved to conserve more for other necessities you need. PAY CASH Store on Fir street every Sunday eve nine at 7:30 o'clock. SALVATION ARMY Jefferson Street. Florence E, Pogue, ensign. Cnpt. Mae Flack, assistant. Holiness meeting, 11:00 a. n i.unoay school, 2:00 p. m. Y. P. L., 0:15 p. m. Salvation service, 8:00 p. m ST. PETER'S CHURCH Holy Communion (except firs! Sunday in mouth) S:00 A. M. Sunday school, 10:00 u. m. Morning service, 11:00 a. m. . Evening service, 6:00 p. in. Thursday service of lutorcessioi anil choir practice, 7:45 p. in. UPTON II. CUIUS. Pastor Residence, 1302 Fifth street. CIinitCH OF OUR LADY IF Till VALLEY Low ma:,:;, K:0'J a. m. Ili;:li masi, 10::!0 a. in. Itosary and Benediction, 4:00 p.m P. J. DIUHCOLL, Recto, Ii'c sidence, Sixtli aud K. I'hotie Main 9. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CIIUIICI (Corner First and Washington) Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Sunday service at 11:00 u. in. Weili:ef:day evening meetings a! S p. in. Reading rooms open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 lo 5 p. in., corner First and Washington. Christinas, am. Your old buddy, PAUL. P, J. COOK, Pvt. 2 Co, 7th Reg't, U. S. M. Camaeuey. Cuba. Siefiuisson In the North. SEATTLE. Jan. 5. (Special.) Vilhjalnmr Stefasson, the explorer, nnd the 2a men of his Canadian Arctic expedition have not left the Arctic Ocea.i. according to repntis received here from Uawson. N. T.. Fairbanks. Alaska and Ottawa. Can- ..-e.."" ... ,M.v,- I biu' 2( said the explorer bad left the Nortll0rn Seas and had arrived at Fort Yukon In Alaska. Dawson dispatches of December 2s said every member of the party was In good health. According to var ious reports Slefansson probably will spend this winter in th Arctic and pilot his ships, the Polar Bear and North Star, around Point liar-! row and throiik:h the UeritiL' Straits! to Nome when Ihe ice breaks in the i Arctic Ocean next summer. ; (larilin'!' Thice fawmills heint; cunstr,iotHl on riupiua rivor to op erato soon. . AVAY WITH CEEDIT Formerly The United Store Old Fashioned Molasses Candy. . 2 cupfulls (- pint) molasses. 1 tahlespoonful vinegar. 2 tnblespuonfuls (1 ounce) butter substitute. 1-2 level teaspoonful buklu;; pow der. 1 teaspoonful vanilla cr slugor ox tract. " Soldiers' Fathers Organize, PORTLAND, Jan. 5. Organiza tion of "Tho Fathers or Soldiers and Sailors" was effected at a meeting Iic.ro yesterday, inaugurating a new patriotic movement that may become nationwide as well as stato wide. The league's object is to work for j tho welfare of all men in the service j and to arrange a channel whereby parents in emergencies can learn the whereabouts of their boys with the colors. Wants of soldiers and sail ors visiting Portland nro boing looked after by the temporary or-ttani.ntinn. S-T-A-R HERE I TODAY See tile Vt-arSd's Masterpiece ,ti A &. i "FT OF THE OF AM A of r:o O Also VAUDEVILLE Frederick and Van Xylophone, Piano, ard Marimba Novelty Coming SUNDAY AND MONDAY PAY ME! SLAVERY No Business Shams Put molasses, vyiegar and buttor into a sauce-pan. Bring to a boiling point, and boil, stirring all the time until tho mixture is brittlo when dropped into u buttered tin. When nearly cold pull until glossy. Cut into small pieces and lay on a but tered pinto or wrap in waxed paper; Sufficient for one pound of cuudy. ' Mummy's Decishui. A colored woman was busily en gaged in emptying her savings stocking on tho desk of the Liberty loan clerk. As tho silver Quarters, dollars, nickels, dimes, etc., rolled out on the desk the clerk said: "This must be the result of a number of hard years' savings." The old woman replied: "YeiiBah, Ah been a-savin' it to bury mubself, but Ah got to thinkin' it ovflh an Ah jus' made up mall miu' it would bo a heap bettah to buy a Liberty bond to help bury dat kalsah." Boy's Life. I I