PAOJjj Main'
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY M, 1918
LA OliAMDI'J KVL'm'U OiiSKliVEli.
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KINO GEORGE PRINTS FIRST NEW'WAR
BOND
For
GRIPPE
Pay Cash
In so doing you can always feel reasonably sure that you are making a good,
substantial saving, in our stores we guarantee you a saving of 2i5 to 33 per
cent. ,
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Tlic effects of grippe are apt
to eaiwe a rough. In such
eases of extreme eokls, grippe,
ete., usu
CLA-WOODS
COUGH REMEDY
Keep a bottle of tin's remedy
on hand during the season of
cold, disagreeable w e a t h e r.
Results are prompt from its
use.
Price 25c and 50c
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
-4 North Bond Condonsary piano to
Increase output 75 per cent for 1918.
North Bend Material purchased
for new lighting system herq.
Telephone
is
Cheapest
on
Earth
i Tractor vs. Man-Power I i
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.AH tlif world in liimirry
IJoovt'iiziiiu1. Not sinct!
, iiioiitli tlirrr Imiidrt'd years a'o Imve the ciilt
of America heeu hroiiirht
t . fundamental meaning of
has heeii the chronic ' fear of the farmers,-lmt
t today we are learuintr. of
solution tti tlie ahove
less labor.
liv fall of 1!MS or harvest time there will be X
taken off the farms of the United States l.'.tl.OOil
farm hands. How art; we .yoiii"; lo make up the
loss? The farm tractor must play the part. Sn
order now: don't put it off you are brought
face to face with the fact.
LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT CO.
Home of the Sampson Sieve Grip Tractor
K. S. N0RR1S, Manager
ks
j Ilakor New white pine sawmill
hoio rapidly neailns completion.
- Donald Sutherland mill
here resumes operations.
Service
Service
lint ns. and wr air
the dark davs of I'lv-
face to face with tin
food. Overproduction
a new era. Only one
-greater production with
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Iff;
. 'When Great Itritafn started 1U now issue of live-pound nat'wal
war bonds, King Uoore started the machine which printed the'lirst
bond. Tlio photograph shows King ticorgo and Queen Mary at tun
Bank or JiDEland, where the bonds were printed. ,
NEVS OF
Dr. Hi liiiiilKiit 111 Dr. A . L.
Itichunlson is ill nt homo with hi
Brlppe.
H. II. .'o.(l lloiiH; Idvorull 11.
Ford h:ia ruturncd honiu from the
hospital. ,
Goes l Itianih I,. G. Olcsnn,'
of Clileago, whs a passenger on the
brai'eh train this inorulni;.
fc .
llulmii to Klglu Mr. und Mrs. i
Leonard Adams of Elwin returned !
M j
llclm-iis to Inibler A. K. Lai! -en i
j who has been hero on business re- i
tuinod to his home ut iftibler I
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Unnt !. livans - It. JI. llaun who ;
has been in l'ortlunil a few days re-!
turned to Evans this muruiiiK. '
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1 V-ws tn Ali,-.. v.'. T. Stoir was
,n pnE-seiiger to Aliccl this nuii-nln;.'
' after a few 'days on business here.
I'iikkpukxi' In Vincent Mrs. .Inelt
j McCheun was a passenger to Vin
' cent this morning to visit her father, i
I1'.. It. Dawson.
Spends Few Days
Whitniorc returned to
morning itl'tcr upending
here on buiihics-i.
Hn-o Win.
Imbler thin
a few d'iy;-.
tioivs (: ..tiicriri'.c Mr:;. N. 11.
Colei!.;'n of t'.i'.lein vviis a p..iiiseni,( r
(o Fntei-prisii whom she will visit ;U
the homo of U. U. -Jones.
w
Will Vh.it in Island ( ily -Mrs. M.
II. Mitchell was a pai-veiiRer to Island
City thin morning where she will
spend n week wilii her sister.
.
"leliiins to tViilltmn Miss Violn;
.''! '11 Who !l;.u virilin;; l-i
t'h.i:,il (..-, I'.alrio, Wii.. returned t:
her i-'Hnc In Wallowa ihi.-, i:hj:;; I :r -.
.
ie'lllii it lOntei-p:-;;;!--. Mr. nil''.
Ml i. !'. W. Ile.dieil and sun returne'i
to Ihiieriiiiiv alter lisHin-; In I'ovt-li-:i.:.
r - .
Sp-'lids Few Dnj-.n ilele V. '.'.ut
brlilv, of IrliMid city, leluii.id this
nuin;i:,i: ni'ter nprndinr. a lew di.'
here.
;e.-sts at Id" Seaimcr Summi'-L-.:e.sr-.
r..e: .1. M. llnys, Keho; S. K.
Mu-rir-, Walla Walla; Kobert Clark,
iley K( i: istei d
1!. MeKelijie. Ml
it the
i.lii"r-
r.
: Mis.
wlle; A. M. While
Kiehmil Wade, Cove
. I hern; Mir.
C. II. llonner.
Jo..eph; II. I'oiill", linker
Slaalev Mill'. IVitor -;i!)s
w!o hii'i born e-y
.u-'oiii-i i;t Yanrtnn e.-. I
Sli-d.-y
.1 Willi
en-( i!
deiiiLt eiueh In tier ir.itl with a Kootl
I'lKllli'C of leCOMM V.
YiM!s in the t'.i:--t Mr an.! Mi.i.
W. .1. I'.e.ich who hn .e be. n i:it;ni:
in llie en d for four leont'.u-, letiunei!
lo their' home at Paradise this luoiii-ing.
IVaislrroil in I'erii.iM.i i... ,,;.
lowmi: reoph' rei-teieil at t:." !?
perial hotel, l'ortlicM!. .1 .: :i n.i ;". :
J. A. Kirklnml ni'd vit'e. Mr. nl
Mrs. Grant Lyuisn. I.a Oi.iinle; ts.im
W ade and wife, Katene
fhiinney I'lre The liie dep.nt
irent was culleil to the l.ei.ie of M-s.
T. X. Murphy at :u2 M.iiu stieet
about 3: HO yrsterdtiy where the flue
wr.s burning out. The rire as ex
tlni.uiphfd Immediately with no fur
ther loss.
Ited 'ros Sewing l iiib- A Itrd
) t its t &t
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LA GRANDE
1 Cross sewing club was enteitained
j y Mrs. Ward Fowlnr last night on
j Washington Ave. Nine ladles were
j present and they report niuch ac
; compliHlied. Most of .those ladies
jare busy during the clay and, being
anxious to "do their blt"'lio!d the.io
! iiieetinga once each wcei:.
I liobclu'.hs lldld SoliilAt llm
close of the regular ses.iion of Cry3
liil Hobckali lodge last evening the
following program was given after
which a dainty luncheon was served
in the banquet room: I'iano solo by
Helen Poston; recitation, Marion
Ilart'ott; vocal duet, Mrs. Webb and
Mis. Vinacke: dialogue, Garnet ISow
eily and Velma Kennedy; address,
Mrs. Schilke; piano solo, Florence
Stnnsfleld; reading, Mrs. Shaw;
piano duet, Mrs. Vlnacho and daugh
ter; TCM'Hiilkm, Mrs. Oenuan; vocal
nolo, Mrs. Wel l). Mrs. Schilke's ad
dress on eo-opi'i alien was especially
Interesting. During luncheon four
little grandchildren of W. A. Wor
' toll, children of Fred CJeibel, rend
ered a quartette which was enjoyed
by all. About 75 were present.
TllltllT ( 'A in '. !; v
I.N I NiOX rtU'XTY
(Continued From Pago 1.)
tails of the on.Mr l . ;to-i vhieli Is lo
last for a year. Fdti.-i-tloaa! prop.i
v.'llda. spre;:d of l !-. vine theory of
thrift and fiuiuilily. the detailed out
line of how the i, ( imps are to bo
lilaced on sale e'erywhere and how
sales st uions clo ck in and out . on
the s!rm.:i, was iiioi otighly ox
plained. .So rar ns the county I:; concerned,
I'. L. Meyers is i!ie hipi man, but
eaptahiH and !o uteuiintH will lie put
ill charge of snedi . idell geographical
'iii ti ict : by Cir- eoenly committee.
'. he indlls' ' l.-.l ceiiiois v. iii he dealt
v't'i il.ioi.;h .'. M. Unrloy. foremnn
or tho l.a Cr.mde . I.opn; v. n. iioh
nenkaino l. limine, n or the eom
meteial inirrr I:. 10. Diyon is as
sii'ueil the poil i.r inloresMnr, Tii
'ir.iil Instiluilous in thrift and will
!e ri.fiet.ity of l!:e ee(ii.ive co;j
n'itlee; Mrs, A. i. l- iinhoe. who was
out of town, howeveri yei'Loi'd-.iy, is
eliairi;:iii of the ednestional activ
it;i ".; K. E. lira;'?: has charge of the
posloliiee rrb's; while the oriiee de
tail and executive mil line- will be
For
New 1S13 Maxwell, taken in on a
ilfto trade, for sale at a sacrifice.
ICJ.fi 3)odf::e, good shape.
!r15 Ford p.t the right price.
USED .BUT NOT ABUSED
Daniel Auto Co.
1 Hi Adams Avenue
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Child's. Rubbers
Misses', Rubbers
Ladies' Rubbers
Men's Rubbers
Boys' Rubbers
Colgatc-H'
Shaving
Soap
Gc Bar
yy
transacted from the office of F. B.
Carrey, city manager. Under Mr.
Cnrrey's jurisdiction comos tho dis
tribution of exploitation and news
paper publicity. A. W. Nelson, A. C.
Hampton, Clarko Loiter and the
country weekly editors of the county
comprise tho county's publicity team.
These chairmen constitute, with the
county chairmen, the executive coni-
mlttee of the county. With tho ex
ception of Chairman Meyors and Mrs.
Ivanhoo, who wore out of town, all
chairmen were present at tho meet
ing yesterday.
So minutely will these campaigns
of education, aiming towards "war
: consciousness" be 'conducted, that
when the actual campaign to "put
! over" the sales comes, thrift stamps
i will be bo thoroughly understood as
; to leave no one in ignorance. "Two
j bit" clubs, chain letters, thrift clubs
! In organizations and church institu
j tions, thrift stumps everywhere to
; teach and impress upon the public
j of Union county the great need of
j saving pennies all these storing
truths will be the first duties before
the committees. After that comes
the routino matter of acually glean
ing the cash and turning the stamps
out on the public. A veritable flood
of literature and appeals to save will
be poured over Union County and
Preparedness
1.EAU.N' THE TRUTH ABOUT
t (KSF.'1S As We Arc Learning the
i'rulli Abuul War.
Cct Acquainted With
lieu. r.'id.;i iaik, u. a rat. omcok
i lie I'Vimt Lace Corset with tin
KNTILO Hack and Front Shield
There'll a La Camille Style That's
Uest For You.
Ail the Latest Models Now on Hand
Priced at S2.00 up.
SIRS. KOBT. PATTI30N
Corseticre.
Kcs. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221
ill!
I
.49c
.59c
69c
93c
......69c
Inmrnnrafp.r &
Incorporated
Formerly The United Store
by like organisations elsewhere, over
tho whole United States. When this
closely-knit and far-reaching institu
tion has fulfilled its mission it will
bavo taught Americans the import
ance of llrrlft, or else failed in Its
mission.
Union county's quota, based on
$20.00 per capita ratio, is about
?3GO,000.
LOCALS
-And
Advertising in Brief
Sale Ios'i)km3.
The sale at Ed Ayers ranch
has been postponed until Tuesday,
February Dth, at 10 a. m., sharp.
Free lunch at neon. l-30-4tpu
Don't forget the Hed Cross benefit
concert Monday evening, Feb. 4, at
the L. D. S. Tabernacle. This will
1)6 the most enjoyable musical and
social event of the season. 1-30-tf.
I'OK SAI.K WHKAT FA KM
Section of grain land, seven milo3
south of Byron, Yakima county, nil
in cultivation, C50 acres summer
fallow ready for seeding, deep vol
canic ash soil, never failing well,
equipped with pump, wind and gas
power, 12,000 gallou reservoir sup
plying water under pressure for all
purposes; now watering two bands
bf sheep and 100 head of horses;
lays well, fine view; roads admit of
maximum load to railroad ware
house. Other nearby land available
for farming at low rental makes it
desirable for extensive grain grow
ing. I'rico $20 per acre; terms if
desired. Owner in care Observer.
1-29-titwkltp.
The days are getting longer and the I
light much better for your picture
work. Do not overlook sending a lew
pictures to the boys in the Army. Pic
ture work promptly and carefully dune
by the "Modern Dark Roorr.," Silver
thorn's Family Drug Store. i
1 20-2-1
A smashing good border drama.
"I lor Country's Call," vith Mary
Miles Minter, at the Star Saturday.
1-29 2-1
Mstrayeil.
Gray mare, ri years old, weight
'850 or 900. Branded G. G. on left
sholder; has strip of hair knocked
off left shoulder through brand. 1
1-2 inch wido and 8 inchca long.
Mane roached and has foretop. I
Day flllie colt; no brand; 15 mo.
old, running with mare when last
seen. Reward for information lead
ing to their recovery. F. II. FAIR,
1521 Monroe Ave., La Grande.
1-20-23-pd.
Mazda C
These hierh power lamps,
specially developed for
commercial use, are just
ns necessary as p)od
tools if you expect (o
hold to a standard of
efficiency on d.,vk as
well ;is dear days.
Ask us to help you
select the riht, size's.
Nash Electri
ii
Men's Sweaters
$2.98, $3.99
$4.98
Talcum
Powder
12c Can
J
"Over the Top," by Guy Empey.
New books on tile war just arrived at
Silvcrthonis. ' , 1-29-2 t
Kco the raid of border outlaws on
a frontier village in "Her Country's
Call" at tho Star Saturday. 1-23 2-1
Mr.iy Miles Minter at tho Star Sat
urday. 1-29 2-1.
When you are in need of a new
Truss, ami wish one correctly fitted,
call at Silverthorns Family Drug
Store, where you will find every style
of truss to fit nil cases. Also a com
plete line of Abdominal Supporters,
Belts, Anklets, and a complete line o
surgical supplies in stock ut all times.
1-29-2-1
Mary Miles Minter In "Her, Coun
try's Call" at tho Star Saturday.
1-29 2-1
0 1-2 per cent Money
$20,000 for long term nt 6 1-2 per
cent interest for loans on Grande
ltonde valley farms. See W. B. Sar
gent at La Grande Investment Com
pany at once. 11-22-tf.
Travel from a hill-billy's hut to
i high life with Mary Miles Minter at
I the Star Saturday in "Her Country's
; Cull." 1-2 0 .2-1. , ,
Kodak finishing dona at Hart's
Studio. 1-10-26C.
.Money to Loan.
On Improved real property iu
Union county. , No delays. Current
rales. La Grando Investment Co.
Adv. tf.
J Why wear an uncomfortable truss
! when you may have one perfectly fit
; ted, and of the very latest and best
; style, at Silvcrthorn's Family Drug
i Store. 1-29-2-1
See how Mary Miles Minter
handles a gun In "Her Country's
Call," at the Star Saturday. 1-2 9 2-1
ISandon Work starts on new condenser-
here. ...
THEATRE
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TODAY
OUISE
OVELY
in
"The
Reed Case"
And '
"Soap Suds and
Sirens"
Two-Keel Comedy
s
TOMORROW
ROY
STEWART
in
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The
Medicine Man
A Corking Good
Western
Co.
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