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PAGE EIGHT LA 0 HAND H EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1918 Conserve Your Meat Supply Smoke It The Modern Vay- The, old niclliod of .smoking meat ik ex Jjciisive because the nrocess used causes the meat to shrink very materially. The economical and modern method is to use OUR LIQUID SMOKE. It is extracted from the smoke of hick ory wood and it imparts a sweet flavor to meats. ' Its use saves time, loss and money. The meat is preserved belter, it is bet ter protected against mold and insects, it is not shrunken in volume or weifht, and there is no danger of loss from fire. Patriotic economy through conserva tion demands its use. . LA GRANDE PHARMACY ' Adolph Newlin, Mgr. .Quick Delivery . Phone Main 10 La Grande, Oregon If " ----- - i News of La Grande j i' J VIKIIK AIMWI K. A. wills WUB a passoii(;cr to Alicel thl morning. ' Weather I'inc The weather here today is warm and the sun is out. The slight snow that fell lust night is rapidly melting. Al tended Speaking Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Webster returned to Alicel after unending the program ut the lubernaclo last night. IliK Mother 111 Charles Grirfin, engineer on tho O.-W. II. & N. loaves tonight for Tacomu to visit his moth er who is seriously ill. Miss Afton; Plerson, Mrs. W. L.j Qulnland, Mrs. h. M.; Schlffnor, Mrs. C; Thomas, Miu II. C; Valentino, Miss Juunita; Wallace, Mrs. W. W. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office on February 8th, 1918, i, uui uunuiuu Moiuie. in caning for tho above please say "adver tised" giving date of list E. E. IJragg, P. M. o v Portland Northwest Steel Co. and 1 Columbia Kiver Shipbuilding Cor poration awarded government con tract for twenty steel steamers to! cost between 000.000. RUBBER-GOODS ?:iG,000,0(!0 and $10,- . VIhR in ICIgin Mrs. H. K. llatea and son, Robert, were passengers to Elgin this morning whero they will J visit Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gent. I ANNOUNCEMENTS Arrived in France Word has been received that Clarence fjarity, Donald Sargent and Harry Shaiffcr of Bat tery 13 has arrived safely in France. Calls On Exhibitors Mr. Hudson, representing the Goldwyn Picture I of Mrs. Co., is in tho city calling on exhibitors. T. J. Hughey Returns Here T. J. Xotico to H. O. 8. Tho officers and members or Hope Chapter No. 13, E. o. S., are re quested to meet at the homo of the W. M., Mrs. Sadie (liven nt 2:30 p. in., tomorrow to attend tho funeral Hannah Rogers. DY ORDER OF W. M. We have in a complete stock of footwear. YOUR HEALTH. . Men's Rubbers ' 69c, 89c, 93c Child's Rubbers 49c ' Men,'s Knee Rubber Roots . . . : $3.49 Protect your feet G U A R D Ladies' Rubbers 59c, 69c' JJovs' Rubbers 69c Men's Overshoes $1.98, $2.98 Dr. Underwood to Speak On Sunday evening, January 27, nt 'ami Wnllown work here. nugncy nas rcturncu to l.a I. ramie o o ciocu, in tho Presbyterian j after sevoral months spent in Joseph ; J)r. H. 1.. L'nderwood will speak to the' He will do carpenter j Christian-Presbyterian Intermediate : Endeavor. His topic will be "Present ! Conditions in Turkey and Armenia." Editor Scihlrd lici t) ;(ieo. A. Scl-j Di Underwood's close acquaintance bird, publisher of tho Union Ilopub- with this timely subject makes this iinui, wai visum menus in l meeting a rare treat. Thn nnl.li,. Grande this morning and made a ; esnceiallv hi.-h n.hn.,1 ;i., New Children's Bloomers 59c yy Incorporated J A g Formerly The United Store social call on tho Observer staff. Arcade Hooks lilg Picture Tbo Arcndo Theatre has b.ookcd the big picture, "A Man Without n Coun try." This picture will bo in La Grande sonio time In Februury. dinlly invited. (illONls nt Ibu Summer Summer Hotel guests are Vnda aiullb, Alicel! Frank McKlnnon and wire, Imbler; Fred h. Wornock, Losllno; S. L. Brooks, Imbler I,. Denham, Elgin; ., Helen Louise Dunham, Elgin; V.'. E, 'Alder and wife, city; Goo. II. Ailnniti and wlto, Elgin; H. E. Dickers, Pen dleton; E. D. Howe, Portlund; Chan. C. Otto, Spokunc; II. E. Hoscll, Port land. ;. Foley Ononis Gnosis at the Foley ara Lleut.-Colonol J. M. McMlllun, Major O. 1). Edwards, Captain E. J. Oook, I'rivnto E. W, Poet, Private W. II. Larimer,, who nro guests of the tJleftOn Stilto Council or Dcfohso; II. P. Stewart, Union; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hnvonscrort and Jane, .from Wallowa; Floyd McKennon and wire, city; F. E. Graham and wire, Elgin; W. S. Westrull and wire, Imbler; Mario Johnson, Enterprise; J. Hall garth, Elgin; A. W. Melgard, Hot Lake; Hairy Wells, Alicel; H. D. Spencer, Elgin; Clyde MnKenzie, Runimorvillo; Floyd Maxwell, Union; M. C. Damns, Elgin; W. C. Strong, linker) U. ii. Moore, North Powder j Oliver Moore, North Powder; C. V, Homier, Joseph; Lou Hopper, Hunt; ln!;ton;E. McAlister, North Powder; Ch:i. Wutklns, North Powder; E. L, Catching, Alicel. o Ontario New garage bulldinu completed hero. Itlvordalo JJalry products Co., to build cold storage plant. Lebanon Paper mill limning full three shirts dally. Oregon farm output totals $180.: 000,000. PnrtlI lid Vevsetu linmrhi'd nml rm. der construction nt. Oregon .ihinv.iivlii ag;ric-.ite total valuation of $150, 000,000. Eugene Contract signed for Sius law road. Morrill Ford. Injures Eye chopping wood ut his home on Wash ington St., M. M. Ford was hit In the eyo by a piece of bark. Dr. Rowe examined tho eyo and thinks Starting Monday. January 28. utp win close at &:J0 p. m.; on Sundays bid I ami nouuays at 12 o'clock noon. Hoov j ori;:e by bringing your own containers. I We are obliged to charge for contnin- , 0I'S on sales under "0 cents. Blue W line t Mmtntiiin r:rft'iinnh(F i nti . j. i-u-ic 6G0 or 900.. Ilranded G. G. on loft sholdcr; has atrip ot hair knocked arf left shoulder through brand, 1 1:2 Inch wide and 8 Inch03 (ong. Mano roached and has forotop. uuy tunc colt; no brand; 15 mo. running with mare when last seen. Reward for Information lead ing to their recovery. F. II,. FAIR, 1G21 Monroe Ave., Lu Grando. 1. . 1-2 6-23-pd. Your Kodak films will be well de yolopod and properly printed at Sil verthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-25-2S Initial paper for correspondence aad all kinds of boxed paper of lire best brands at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. . ' 1-26-28 sight may bo saved, employed at tho Ohscri Mr. Ford er office. Xotico to Ilcbeknli. - i " Whcn thc Honor Guard girls put on All Tii.imkiiho n.,. ....I ... their snappy playlets, skits, music. the f nieet at Mm inn i,m u i 'Song and frolic next Tuesday evening is 2 o'clock to atl end Thieves Make Raids Thieves have been making frequent rummages at the O.-W. It. & N. yards, light globes disappearing and the laundry box be ing broken into last night. Officials have a clue to the robberies und nrc watching certain parties very closely. j War Arlielc.H on Display Nunier ! nus war articles such. as hand gren I ades, bombs, trench periscope, Gor i man helmets, and other articles were f on display at Silverthorn's drug store j'thls morning, which wero broilglit ! hero by tho Canadian officers who 1 spoke hero last night. ' I the funeral of j Mrs. Hannah Rogers. 1-20-1 1. ; After tho regular meeting of Crys tal Rehekah Lodge, Tuesday night, there will be a social and entertain ment. Relatives and Mends are in vited. MATTIE .GOLDEN, Sec'y. ! at the high school, La Grande people will witness ono of thc cleverest en tertainments of the year. 1-20-lt At sterial Ministerial Meeting recent meeting of the Mini Association of l.a Grande it Your Kodakfllnis will be well do .vclopcd and proporly printed at Sil verthorn's Family Drug Store, wklt. Kodak .Studio. finishing done at Hart's 1-10-26C. tf. w - H ! 1 1..- I ... r . .. "uiucii io assume. I Sir. droupe Transferred Mr. and w ,, oviitii o . ! Mro. -Oliif Croupe und little .laugh- W" "' SnM1' Sc"etary. ; tor, Eileen, are leaving tonight for I Portland whore they will make their j home. Mr. Groupe bus been secre ' tury to Superintendent Dollonr. fur j several .years and bus been trans ferred to tho Portland office. .Money In Loan. lh ZZ I i , r . J' , i u"i'"' em'"ly- N Mw- Current this yenr to hold n State Sunday ratM. La Grande Invcstuiont Co. i duifi uiivt-iiLiun i in mis cuy, ana ".(jv Lhe state officers tiivero notified to' f i-h..t rr l. il. .i i t .. '' u u, i..u tiniicncs aiso leclmgj.r Yo can rina a fIll0 asoortHicnt of that the responsibility under the! Kodaks and films at Silverthorn's present conditions , was too great a!irn,iiv 7i,,r si,. i. 0 1-2 per cont Money r. . ,, " I ' $30, 000 for long term at 6 1-2 per Eiriceiicy ( uiivass" I'osl poned j ccnt ntcl.cst for loans on Grande in utxuuiu. or me lunerai services I fc Music I Greeted by Officers Ono of thc men who was warmly greeted by the Canadian officers last night was C. II. King, who came from Hot Ijiko to meet them. . He had served in tin to be held at the Methodist church, Sunday, Tor Mis. Hannah Rogers, the "efficiency canvass" that was to have taken place will be postponed to tho following Sunday. GEO. H. FEESE, Pastor. j ttonde valley farms. See W. B. Sar jgont at La Grande Investment Com pany at once. 11-22-tf. is never tedious when the instrument played is ii good one. That's why the best music teachers always recommend our 'cellos, vio lins, guitars, mandolins, banjos, ctr. They have a tone that charms even when the drv- is played on tliem. Think then a beautiful melody will sound estexercist how .sweet on them. Newlin Book & Stationery Company v : " ' : :' ' Y. M. C. A. Class :n Te:egl';ih.v Class meets at 7::!U p. m., Monday, Joy-Ride With to) iV Uft !v u floer war and was warmly welcomed '"'"''"y. Wednesday, Thursday, and r i iu.ij uiKiiu;, i,vo noiirs each even ing. Six more students wanted. Call at Y. M. C. A. building evenings for particulars. Students placed in positions na soon as they qualify for cither railroad or Western Union po sitions. 1-10-27C mewtoday I 'OI! SA I, K .Miscellaneous FOR SALE Chi ken house, SxlK, 21 tlioiougbbred White Leghorns, one single harii'-rs with collar, one sinnll l ord truck. Phone Dluck 1012. l-2ti-2tp. by the visitors, one of whom had also served In that war. l ucalleil for Letters List of let ti'iu remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending January 8Bth: Gentlemen Casey, Ed.; Hill, Lawrence; Jones, Ernest; Kelly, II. S.; Mcf'raiy, II. W.; Mayo, Henry; I'olois, R. F. 2 1 ; Ladies Hodg klns, Mb.s Edith; Hill, Mrs.; Juiner, Mrs. All lo 2 ) ; lvanhoe. Mrs. Chas. 12); Marsh, Mia., MabeH2)'; Oliier. ' SUNDAY u Up or With George Hernandez 9 Comedy and News Weekly I low ;tu e.-con ir w ii h 'iv,. E dollars, ;i suit of inisl'il.-. and H a shaved head became the real hero of a novel. mm William Ressell WANTED Woman to do himslclean-j ing by the hour. Phone Main 715.! 1)0-1 Pennsylvania avenue. l-G-2tf or call ! LOST - One black Mackinaw; bunch' or keys in right pocket. Return to liohncnkamp. 1-20-tfpd. over the road to laughter and love SEE "TIL IT IT ?? ihe rrame Up FOUND One black sow, both ears branded. Owner enn have same by identifying property and paying costs. V. M. TlioniKs, R. F. I). No. 1. l-2i;-2!)-pd LOCALvS And the happiest play this speed star has ever done Preparedness j Advertising in Brief j TONIGHT RCADE Qualiiy, Plus u m im in ii 1 1 1 1 in aaagmnvitiMHjiaaBEr LEARN THE TRUTH AKOIl t'OKSKTS As We Arc UarniaK th. 1 nidi About War. Let Arquninlcd With t.i. rr?-! Mish. v. a. ri. om.x the Front I.ce Corset iih t EN 11 LO Hack and Front Shield There'll R t-a Camille Style Thnt Rest For Yon. All the Latest Mo.leN N,,w en Hand Priced nt f.'.on up. M KS. ROUT. PA1I1SON Corset icre. Res. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221 The liir;rcst thni;j of the season in the way of killii-s; the blues. HiKh school inidiiorium, Tuesday evenin-r. The cost is '.0 cents. 1-2(1-It An; else of j;:-ouch or depressed spi ks are sure to be fully restored to normal conditions at the Honor ti'uurd show at the hit:h srhool next Ti:c---ia;: evening. Price, oO cents. l-2!i-lt School suppli.'s snd school hooks f all kinds, also blank hookr. aid pocket niiMuoramlouis. A r-ood storU will be found at Sllverihoi n's Family llrui! Sloie. 1-2J-SS. VAUDEVILLE Armstrong and Grant ID Syncopated Sayings SUNDAY AND MONDAY Zoe Rae io "The Silent Lady" S-T-A-R i iay ma io.
