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LA OltANDJfl EVENING OBSttUVElJ.
SATURDAY,'. JANPATIY If), 10l6
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The Neglected
Cough
News of La Grande!
A good cough remedy should
have n. place in every medicine,
cabinet, ready for immediate
use.
CLA-WOODS COUGH
REMEDY
lias been used for years and is
a safe one for you to adopt for
family use. It is pleasant to
take and is free from harmful
drugs. It is guaranteed.
Price, 25c and 50c
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LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Delivery . ' Phone Main dO
La Grande, Oregon
Kamela Visitor J. I). Fontaine of
Kamela is a guest at the Foley.
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Here from Union Itoy JO. Philips
oi union is a guest at the Foley.
Visitor from Elgin II. J. Hug of
Elfin is u business visitor here.
Here from liukcr Mrs. Joe Balwey
of linker is a guest ut tho Sommor.
Here from Kamela Albert L. Lee
One Price To All
Mr. I'oril is a recent urrival from'
iduho ami is employed on 'The Ob
server. Tho boy will Tjo muned
f.verctt after his uncle, Everett H.I
Ford. I
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ItcgiMered In I'oilliind Mr. and
Mrs. It. C. Haliiey, of Lu lirandu. arc I
registered at the Oregon Hotel lu ,
Portland. I
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Accepts Position witli Express Co 1
Frank Bradley of the Fix-It shop has !
We play no favorites. Every article is marked in plain figures. No marking
up itnd then down. Every (lay is sales-day in it Penney store.
of Kumelu is a guest at the SummerI accepted a position with the American
Here from Wallowa A. B. Hall of
Wallowa is a business visitor in the
city.
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Visitor from Enterprise D. Ixiree
and family of Enterprise are Foley
guests.
Leaves for Portland F. Abies left!
fort Portland last evening on busi
ncss.
Express company and will probuldy,
remove to Seattle.
Sirs, lilchey's Father Dead Mr. i
0. M. Iliohey received a message that
Mrs. Itlchey'B rather, J. W. Lltlle
holes passed away on Tuesday. Jan
uary 15. Mrs. Itichey arrive! there
yesterday.
Alkcl Visitors M. E. Wallinger
and son of Aliccl are spending a few
days here.
Men's Sweaters
$1.49, $2.98, $3.98
,. Men's Shirts
69c, 98c, $1.49
Men's "Work Shoes
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Laundry
Soap
6 for 25c
Death of Dorothy Moss Dorothy
Moss, !) months ohl, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moss of 1217 W uvo
nue, died at 0 o'clock this morning
after several days' illness of pneu
monia. The remains are at the l!oh-j
nenkamp chapel and will probably bci
Takes Position at Yoimirs Miss i forwarded to Haines. Oregon, tomar-1 '
Maude Baulon has accepted a posi-jrow, for interment. .Mr. and lira. ! . .
tion at Young's Sweets. Moss' have the sympathy or munv: J lcol:icr f01'
' friends in their sad. bereavement. I cocdlng 000
North Powder Man Here Clias. E. , . ' j 1'hey can then claim tho additional
Davis, Jr., of North Powder, is a La i: .,',. r... r u.. i exemption on account of being the
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Men's Jerseys
$1.49, $2.49
Men's Unions
$1.25, $1.49, $2.49
Mackinaw fonts
$6.90, $7.90, $8.90
Incorporated
Formerly The United Store
Men's Caps
49c, 98c
Mini's Overalls'
$1.19
Men's Leirgings
49c, 98c, $1.49
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Toilet
Soap
8c a Bar
lOSt equaling' or cx
nuist file a return
New Government Loan
f WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. (Special.)
i-Sceretnry McAdoo has placed on the
niarket $400,000,000 worth of certifi
cates of indebtedness.
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ij Had the (jrlp Three Weeks,
i With January conies lagrlppo,
Lingorlng colds seem to settle in the
system, eauHlng one to ucho all over
tool feverish and chilly, tired, heavy
4nd drooping. Mrs. Llz.lo Tylos,
Jondorson, Ky wrltosi "My daugh
ter had lagrlppo for throe weeks. I
)nd tho doctor and bought medicine
and nono of It did any rood. I gave
Iter Foley's Honey and Tar and now
llho Is all right. I have toll nil my
friends about it." Insist on tho gnn
Ulnn Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold
everywhere. Adv,
4-
Telephone
(ioniums Spent Money.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. !). Evi
dence tending to show that tho Ger
man government sent $250,000 to
tills city In 101-1 for war and prnpa-
Grande business visitor today.
Ilent Fowler House Mr. anr Mrs.
Ceo. Abcgg have rented tho William
Fowler house.
Kvturns to Elgin J. M. Hournuugh
of Elgin returned home after spend
ing several days here on business.
Itcturns to Elgin Mrs. Mary Kcc
nan returned to Elgin after spending
several days hero on business.
Silk Salesman Here A. Boog, u
New York silk salesman, is in the city
today calling on the drygoods stores.
Visit in Wallowa Mrs. J. A. Pound
nnd children were morning passengers
for Wallowa, where they will visit
with Mrs. Pound's parents.
Candidate for Aviation Corps Har
old Mason, manual training director of
the I.n Grande schools, left tor.i;ht for
Portland, where ho will lake an exam
ination as a candidate for the Avia
tion Corps of the United Slates army.
Professor Mason is one of La Grande's
most popular young men and has n
host of friends in La Grande. As en
instructor of manual training he has I
made a reputation and has always '
been very popular with his pupils and J
respected by his associate teachers. J
head of a family and no tax will bo
paid uulcss the net income exceeds
$2000. But under this now ruling
a return must bo filed by unmarried
people If tho net income equals or
exceeds $1000. See the income-tax
man on Elm street, back of the La
Grande National Bank.
POLITICAL NOTES
Slay linn For Statu Treasurer.
Leave Hospital Mrs. Bertha
i Maude and hubv left tho G ramie
gnnda work featured tho trial boro , H(inilo Hospital yesterday for their
yesterday of 31 Hindus and others j i,onie.
ciuirgeu witn conspiring in this coun
try to overthrow British rulo .'lu
India. i
To GJvc Annual Hull The Volun
teer Firemen will hold their annual
hall, Tuesday, January 22, ut the
Bex hall.
Goes to Kamela Mrs. Win, Fow-
Chnirman Willcox Quits
NEW YORK, Jan. 1!). William 'It.
Willcox announced last, night that he
had resigned as chairman to the Re-! lor left for Kamela where Mr. Fowler
publican National Committee to ac- Is employed by the O.-W. It. & N.
ccpt service on one of tho federal war
boards.' His resignation was to take
effect Fohruary i. ;
Service
is
on an engine holper.
ItetiniiH to Kamela Mrs. L. Mor
gan is returning to Kamela after
upondlng Bovoral days hero with her
sister, Miss Gortrudo ISlevor.
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Dr.'ltoe'H Mother 111 Dr. S. A. Roe
leaves tonight on No. 18 for lluise,
where he' has been called on accour.l
of tho illness of his mother.
('. U. Short Orf In Com cut inn
The J. C. Penney Stores' managers
ere headed for Halt Lake City, 200
s'ronj?, where thov will hold tmnr
! annual convention in tho Utah hoii-l.
Tlio:;o 200 managers Include the
prencnt' managers! and the managers
who will have charge of Hie new
Kto'-es going out.. ' Mr. C. H. Uakor
or the Enterprhio r.loic, Mr. A. E.
Oils of The Dalles store and Mr. A.
I). Front of the Portland riffled, are
In the city today visiting tlin Lu
Grande store. All left on ?.'. (i
which In carrying npeelnl coucheii for
the is'oithwosl managers.
Uncalled For Lei tors List of let
ters remaining unc'illed for in this
office for the week ending January
18, llllti: Gentlemeli Geo. Andrews,
John lirown. lien H. Ileal, Mr. Howl
ing, John W. Caldwell, W. C. Frei
burg, Everett Keown, Waller Kossin
ger, Willis J. McRoynolds, .1. Mitchell,
John O'l.oughlin, Ed. Parker, I!. A.
Pearson, L. J. Rogers. Harry Spears,
Lawrence Shoekley, Fred Sturford,
15. F. Winn. Ladies Miss Hazel Bul
lock (2), Mrs. C. L. IlrookK. Elizj'.lielh
Goucliier. Iiritha Nelson, Mrs. Henna
Palmier. Laura E. W. Simpson. These
i letters will be sent to the Dead let
ter office on February 1. 11118. if
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FOP. SALE Hatching Eggs.
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS for hutch
ing; fertility guaranteed. Cha'i,
II. Shepherd. Phone Black 3(161,
La Grande. 1-13-tf.
FOIt HUNT Houses. '
FOR RENT One modern 0-room
house, 1-I2G S nvenuo, vacant Jan
uary 21; rent, $10.50. One mod
ern G-room house, bath and toilet.
Thoroughly overhauled, 1424 S
avenue; rout $9.00. Ono bachel
or's room; rent $3.00. One 7
room house, hus bathroom, rent
$10.00. Apply J. L. Mars. l-13-2tc
FOUND KEYS
FOUND A bunch of keys on Sixth
street. Call, prove property and
pay for adv. Observer. l-10-2t
lug. Six n. oi e students wanted.
Call at Y. M. C. A. building evenings
for particulars. Students placed in
positions as soon as they qualify for
either railroad. or Western Union po
sitions. ' 1-10-27C
SALEM, Or., Jan. 19. ISuecial.)
Attention. j Her F. West, County Assessor for
. I Marion County, will announce hlu
At tho regular meeting of Star 1 candidacy for the Republican noml
Encampnient No. 31, I. (). O. ., nation for the Stato Trcasurorship
there will he v. nrk in Golden Rule """' " "lB0 leaked out hero tuat
and Royal Purple degrees, follovcd !-a,,n1' Commissioner Hoff will
by n banquet. All members nnd vh follow suit by announcing for the
Ring patriarchs are invited to be I !,i""c "rfice probably within a few
present. l-l'J-31.
W. A. WOKSTELL, Scribe.
Information
"What is the difference between th.'
appearance of Pittsburg in the day
time nnd at night?"
"The street lights burn at night."
Farm Life.
In These Aeroplane Days
"Which lady is Mrs. Do Jiggs?"
"Tho one over there by the door,
with the large fuselage." FarVn Life.
The appcaranco of theso two new
comers will niako a six-sided fight
for tho pli'.eo, and it is expected that
R. Alexander, merchant of Pondlo
ton, will toon niako tho seventh can-.
didate in the race. Tho others who
have already announced aro Edward
C. Cnslck of Albany; William Adams
of Portland; O. M. Plnnuner of Port
landi nnd Judgo Thomas F. Ryan of
Oregon City. . .
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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wim lim'llv Iniriied loilav at the O.-W. i above, please sav "advertised." giving
shops whoro lie Is employed. Mr. ! date of list. E. E. BRAGG
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Cheapest
Heeis was taken
I Rondo hospital.
to tho Giando
Service
on
Earth
Co to Elgin Mr. and Mrs. George
j Preston of Walla Walla spent last
' night here on their way to Elgin,
! where they will visit Mr. Dennis Mc
, Cuilough.
Registered in Portland The follow-
ing people registered at the Imperial
hotel, Portland, January 17: E. S.
Norris of Lu Grande. F. S. Payne ami
'wife of La Grande.
Eight-Pound liny Mr. and Mrs
Merrill Ford are receiving congratula-, i
tions today over the arrival of an
ehrht-pound boy at 12:".U last night.
Salvation Army Services.
Commandant Oldenburg Provinc
ial Spiritual Special for Washington,
Oregon and Idaho, will be visiting
tho local corps of the Salvation Army
and holding special services Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan-
ll:i!'V 2;?. 2:1 njul 9.1 Tlin r:ntini!init-
ant is u big man with a big message.
1 All are cordially invited to attend
A special jouug people's demonstra
tion will bo given on Thursday night.
Ittriuiif. Tiiv Sneciul Nolice To
.Inele men who are onHt'eil to n nor- ! i.uirnry t losen niiniiay.
i Ronnl exemption of 2 1 00 on ac-! ie to repairs being made at the
count of being the head or a rainily: j Library, it will not be open to the
! Under a recent construction of the j Public Sunday aHcraoon. 1-1S-21.
j income tax law, it has licen h?.tl j "
! that the liability to make a rcMnn V. M. C. A. Class !n Telegraphy
depends on (he married i-tatur. and Class meets at 7:30 p. in., Monday,
the eon iKpondini; amount of net in-j Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
: como. Therefore all r.tnule men v.'ul-. Friday nights, two hours each even-
master.
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