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FRTDAY, JANUARY 23, I3tk
jrAUJi XjXxix " v - - . . i I "
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Hack! Hack!
Hack!
The little hacking cough is ut to 1m?
neglected. Uut the hacking deiiolt's a
throat irritation which if, ncglei-ted, is
apt to result in a more serious afflic
tion. Use our
. MULFORD'S BRONCHIAL
, TABLETS :
and the inflamed bronchial tubes will
soon heal and Ik' restored to normal
condition. Their use strengthens the
vocal organs and prevents hoarseness.
Price,
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
: Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Delivery ' . . Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
! LOCALS
:And:
Advertising in Brief
'.;.' School supplies, and school books
of all kinds, bJbo blank , bouks and
pocket memorandums. A good stock
will be found ut Sllvorthorn's Family
Drug Store. . ; . 1-2G-28.
h "Th . Frame-Up" in which all
speed records are- broken. At tho
Star Saturday only. 1-25
-V Your Kodak films will bo woil do
veloped and properly printed at Sll
vorthorn's Family Drug Store.
V -; . 1-25-2S
Khaki (loveless sweaters, $5.00; all
wool.'1 .' .
,"r ''iTOGGEHY '; 1-23-25
t " ; : i :
'''initial paper for correspondence
and all kinds of boxed paper of tho
Bent brands at Sllvorthorn's Family
jiruBStoro. , 1-25-28
'. William ' Russell , at the Star Sat
firday. , , . ' , 1-25
ifdU can find a flno assortment of
fvodults and films at Sllvorthorn's
family Drun Store. . 1-25-28.
At
AlXjlJH2UKOR,!rWytfc
' MONDAY AND
i TUESDAY -
ARCADE
25c .
FOK ItKNT llouwn. i
One modern 5-rooni house. Kent
10.50.
One 7-room house with buth. Ilopt
$10. ' ;
One 5-room house with toilet and
sink. Itont only t'J.
, Ono.G-ruofii house, ftcnt JO. 00. :
. One .iiiijd cm fi-room lioutc with
good cellar. Can get thin ready for
occupancy In two weeks. limit $14.
. A one-room bachelor's houno, J.'i.
To a nuitnhlo tennnnt would mako
over and rent tho old llanlay shop,
cither na a store bulliliug with two
looms in the rear, at u rontal of ill
or as a fivo-rooin house. . Kent $9.00
to responsible toiiunt,
J. L. MARS.
, Your KodalcflluiR will he well de
veloped and properly printed at HU
verthorn's Family Drug Store, wklt.
William Russell In "The Frami)
Up" nt tho Star Saturday only. Tho
happiest piny this apoed star bus ever
done. 1-25
JONIOK & HAISONH
Clearance Sale. We have n few 'nulla
lort, for elderly ladles, all at hair
price. Reduction, on coats. 1-22-tf
Wc repair tires and guarantee our
work.W. II. iJohneiikump Co. 1-25-11 j
F()ll HALK ToiiIh nml Slnrliliiri'y.
As I have offered my soivlceS to
Uncle Sam, I will soil all ot my con-
.
A turbulent, rollicking story
of seminary life. It's good
for a laugh every minute.
iNews of
In Fontanel Don Meyers of Iuib
ler la In Portland on business.
(ueuls at Foley 8. A. Gotten, of
Enterprise, Is registered at the Foley.
fteturn Homo H. E. Blercns re
turned to Cove from a business trip
here.
Uoe Hrnncli Mrs. M. l)ankett
was a passenger on tho branch this
morning.
'
Hlunley Mills Improved Word re
rived early this afternoon that Stan
Icy Mills is much Improved.
i
At the Foley Mrs. R. McKcnzie
and Clora I'fefferkorn, of Siimmer
ville, are guests at the Polcy.
,'
Passed Through Fred Kiddle
of the ordnance department passed
through the city on his way to Hock
Islund, III.
licturned Hume Mr. and Mrs. W.
1). Orandy who havo been visiting
j In Portland -and coast cities for some
time, returned.
I:ive for KM)kaue Al Daniel of
tho Daniel Auto Company, left lust
night on No. 19 for Spokaric to look
after business interests.
Visitor from Pendleton Mrs.
William T. I'errln, of Pendleton, ar-
j rived last' evening to visit with her
! daughter, Mrs. Elinor It. Guyo, for
i several weeks.-
' K. linmiMirar 'wiltiwk I
and wife who" have been in Alberta,
! Canada, for flva months are expected
' homo some time today. Mr. Will-
cock is the son of 11.' Wlllcock.
liciilHleml In Piirlland Tho fol
lowing people registered at tho Im
perial hotel, Portland, on January
28rd: Mrs. Ellis Klrtloy. Henry M.
i Turner, La Grande; I-ica Goldlng, El
gin. ' , ...
. ,' ; ',; .'
Scxt Idlwrty Iaisji A. T. Hill,
chairman for this county in tho third
Llborty Loan campaign, left last
night for Spokano and -Portland.
The preliminary. plans are to bo dis
cussed in Portland.
' -
Will Go to Porliaii'il Mrs. A. E.
Iranhoe, county school superintend
ent, spent yesterday In Union where
she was called to address tho Woin-
en's ClUu at ono or tnoir regular
meotlngs. Mis. Irannoe expects to
Crete tools and , machinery, except
what J need to .repair, my houses.
The accumulation of 12 years, n
I thousand dlfreront articles at your.
I own prices. .. , J. L. MARS.
"The
Frame-Up" with William
Rii3!ioll In which this happy, hero
"steps on it'! and wins tho girl. 8tar
Saturday. .
Joy ride with William Russell at
tho Star Saturdny over the road to
laiightor and love, 1-26
I Kluiki handkerchiefs for the boys .;.
nt front. .. . .' , ' ,. ' i-J'
. . TOGGERY 1-23-25,. J.
! ' .' 1
Kodak: flulshlns
Studio. .
done at Hart'u :
1-1 0-2 lie. I
Money In l.ortti I
On inip'oed real1 property In:
Union county.' No delays. Current :
rate.: La Qrlinde thrcstment Co. ;
Adv, If.
(l l-'J per cent Money
Su0.000.for long term at 6 1-2 per
cent Interest' for loans on Granite
Hondo valley farms. See W. D. Sar
gent nt La Grando Investment Com
pany at once. 11-22-tf.
9
preparedness
LLARN THE TIUITII AltOUl
I'OILSIVl'S Aa W Are learning thi
1 1'iiilh About War.
Get Arqualntrd With
n.,. th'K um, i'. a. ru. OCIO,
Ihr Front Ijic Corst-t with ht
I KNT1LO llnrk and Front Shield
j There's La Camillp Style That
Host For Yo.
All the latest Models Now on Hand
Priced at $2.00 up.
: MRS. ROBT. PATT1SON
! Corset Icre.
. Km. 1701 Oak I'hone Red 3221
La Grande!
J.
leave for Portland tonight where she
will attend a committee meeting and!
from there she will go to Salem to
attend a meeting of the executive '
committee of the State Teachers' ,
association. ' 1
l-avo on (ioveniincll! Uusinexs -
Ki L. Meyers and A. T. Hill left last ;
night for Spokane, Pullman and ',
Portland on business .matters por-j
taining to the Liberty Loa"n cam-i
pulgn and Mr. Meyer's work as coun
ty chairman of the War Savings
Stamp sale campaign.
.Mr. Hampton in Salem City Sup
erintendent A. C, Hampton, who is
the Vlco President of tho Slate
Teacher's Association and a memhor
of tlic executive committee, went to
Salem to attend a meeting of the
executive committee there. Mr. j
Hampton is expected homo Sunday. I
i
Very 111 ut Vancouver Stanley
Mills, grandson of Mrs. Den Orandy,
who Is stationed "at Vancouver bar-1
rackB, Is quite ill, a telegram being!
received Inst night by Mr. Wm. '
Orandy. Mr. Orandy and Mrs. Ocs-,
terllng left this morning for Van-'
couver. The telegram received
stated ho was not expected to live. '
tiiieslK of Hie Somiiicr-r-Guosts at
tho Sommer are: Ilruce Cox, Wall-!
owa: Lavon Gcrtcon, Portland,'
Lclya Meyer, Portland; Mao Sticfel,
Chicago; W. Hickman, Portland;
James Moss and wife; Alicel; I, A.
fSlngaman, Imbler; J. H. YoBt, Port-'
land: A. W. Nelson, Boise; Win.
lloff. Portland; Max Crandell, J.
Jost. D. L. Hynea, Portland; Geo. II.
Adams - and wife, Alicel; Chas. C.
Otto, Spokane.
1 AI H. ISiilley Oeml Al U. Bailey,
a well known engineer running out
of La G rondo twonty-fivo years ago,
died on January lfi, at St. Androws,
Florida.. He wan a member of tho
K. of P. and ' IiIb many old time
friends here will mourn his death.
"""Uackfrim Portland William M.
Pearo returned yostorday from Port-,
land whero ho had gone to take the
examination for entry to the U. S.
aviation service. . Mr. Pearo passed
LA GRANDE HAS A
CHAMPION KNITTER
4- Talk about your champion
! knitters. 4
4 La Ginndc has one in Miss
Uertha Bcrgcr,,,who is some J.
J. knitter herself. , I his inlorma- .j-iatine petitions or declarations lor the
J tion comes to The qbscrvcr 4! primaries with tho secretary of state.
4" from the president of one of JI" .'April 12 Last day for filing dec
j the leading organizations in La laration of candidacy for nominating
Grande. Miss Berger, of West's petition with the county clerk for pri
store, knits and reads at the ! mnry election. :
I' same time. She knitted a 4;, May 17 Primaries for Republicans
4 sweater in three hours and a 4!and Democrats. . .
.quarter. A Portland woman 4' November 5 General state, county
I' who claims tlic record knitted J.and city election.' .',
! one in four hours and a half. 1 : .
J. Since the middle of August Miss - . AftJUSBMflNTS... - '
4 Bcrger has knitted 50 pairs of "Arcade Theatre Motion picturcn.
j. socks, three sweaters, six helm- "Star Theatre Motion Pictures and
els, and two pairs of wristlets. Vaudeville. '
And the books, magazines and
?i7rboSktese-8 rCad WUld J.4: ANNOUNCEMENTS .
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mmmmm
NEW TODAY!
WANTED Small pigs or two bear
ing sows nbout to farrow. Hot
' Lake Sanitarium. 1-25-H
FOIl
. In;
KENT Furnished housekeep
rooius. Phone lied 821. 1-25-21
FOUND -Man's kid glove. Owner
' can have name by proving property
and paying for adv. Observer.
1-25-tf.
WANTED At once, team for form
work. Mares in foal preferred.
1 Phone Hot Lake sanitarium. l-25tf
; WANTKI) Small
two in family,
furnished well
i care Observer.
furnished house;
House mu.st he
Address "S"
l-2G-tf. !
W A NTKI l Woman for general house
work. Phone Main 78!).
no.uim stitch e& ,
101: ONE CENT
Keii'.iM-es "n'liu.st no current" to
run it, yet does ull but guide the
sewing.
SEW MOTOR
fits a:iy mnrhinc. No adjusting.
Sirjiiily sets on the stand under
drive wheel.
This Is the Year for
Conservation
Come and lenrn how electric ap
pliances will aid.
N ASH ELECTRIC CO.
Now Is
..:' New
Children's
Bloomers
59e"'
in' "cood'
ccolint 0f
Twcntv- i
Ihc mental . examinations
stylo. but was rejected. on accou
a,, slight physical . defect. Twenty
three went up for the physical cxam
(ijations which are very rigid, but
ynly Seven out of, the. twenty-.thrdo
passed them. ' ', '
-.Assessment . Roll Turned Over A
G. Couch, county assessor, turned over
the 1917 assessment roll. - Today the vatlon Army
U017 assessment; rpll becomes the li)18j";
; tpx roll. . '.
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'COMING EVENTS
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'. ''Jan. 25 (Friday) Canadian officers
at L. D. S. Tabernacle. .
i ..Jan. 2S. Clam-feed of Wing, Fin
I and Fleetfoot Club, at- Foley Hotel,
6:80 p. m.
j.. Feb. 4 (Monday) Red Crous ben
e(il. concert,' 8:15 p. m., at L. D. 8.
i Tabernacle. . , . - .
P'cb 4-9 Alien Germans to legta
lei ...
; Feb 7-13. Portland Automobile,
Truck and-Tractor Show, ,i
April 12 Last day for filing nomi
-'"ICffleieiicy rnnvasH" I'OKtpoiicd ;
On account of tho funeral services!
v 1 -ne: 'F rame Up
1 I
r
ifo- - Aii
William Rmstll, Amcrican-ilMlual liar
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Wm. Desmond
in
"FIGHTING BACK"
Your Chance I
LADIES: We have just received a
large and varied assortment of
Petty-coats, Taffetas and Messe
lines direct from the factory.
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
EjHSSE 69c, 89c, 98c
1 Formerly The United Store
'0 1)0 lleld at 1,10 Methodist church,
3unday, for Mrs. Hannah nogciB,
"o "efficiency canvass" that was to
have taken place, will be postpouod
to the following Sunday.. I
GEO. II. FEESE, Pastor.
. .There will be a food sale In the
window of tho Mammoth' Grocery
Saturday, for the bonofit of the Sal-
- - 1-20-lt.
Cafeteria Supper
The Baptist ladles will serve a cafe-
STATjONERY
In quality and attractiveness the writing papers
'of today exeel any ever before produecd.
We afford an adequate selection o the very
latest designs, including papers of a wide variety
of. tints, sizes, wehvej and weights.'
If you like nice writing papers or if you
want something "different" you will find here
list what you desire.
BOXED, BULK AND TABLET PAPERS
Newlin Book & Stationery
. ' Company
William Russell s
Most Delightful
Play
In; I
VAUDEVILLE
Armstrong & Grant
in
Syncopated Sayings
SATURDAY
S - T
i teria supper in the church basement
Friduy evening at 0:30. Menu; Meal
I pic, potatoes, salad, pickles, cake, cof-
1-23-31
fee, chili.
1 1 ,
Y. M. C. A. Class In Telegraphy -f
Class meets nt 7:30 p. m., Mondip
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday nights, two hours each even
ing. Six more students wanted:
Cull at Y. M. C. A. building evening
tor particulars. Students placed to
positions as soon aa they qualify for
either railroad or.Western Union po
sitions. . l-10-2le
.. ' iVi
111 which this speed star
shows the value of laugh
ing gas as motive power
for a modern, motor story
of love. .
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