La Grande evening observer., February 25, 1918, Image 3

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EEX, Tf2 ZhIiTjTm GROWTH 0l THE COMMUNITY HAVE IN VESTED- THEM CAPITAL HERE. ARE All EMPLOYERS OF LABOR. HELP TO aw. I.THP
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THE HOME DOLLAR. THEIR (iOODS ARE EQUAL TO THOSE OK THE Hit! CITY STORES
PAYROT.Ti AND CIRCULATE
HEATER. BF.TTttlt, MORE
J1EAL WITH THEM. KEEP YOUB MONEY AT HOME. BOOST I'OH LA (iUANI)E. UNION AN D WALLOWA COUNTIES A (i
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PURE MILK AND- CREAM CO.
W. Cuss, Proprietor.
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
A. Newlin, Manager.
1302 Adaam Avenue ' - rhone Main JO
WE ARE NO FARTHER THAN YOUTl PHONE-Prescrlptimis. Drugeist .
Sundries, Stationery, Confectionery. , . .
Retail Department, 1708 1-2 Sixth Street. Deliveries to all parts of the
uny. i iiuiio us. we ao tne rest and you get the tiest. I'ltone Ked 1971.
BLUE MOUNTAIN
CREAMERY E. D. Selder. PresL .
: 0. C. Hooking. Secty-Treas.
THE OBS ERVER' S COMMUNITY PAGE
Main 60
Blue Mountain Butter, Cream, Milk, Buttermilk;
Ice Cream
THE J. D. LYNCH COMPANY
One Block K,;KI' and duayahe. Phone
. , tl . HOUSEHOLD OOOllS , ,
East oi Depot packed and stored Main 10
C. L.. TH0RNE, GROCER
Home Phone, Main 51
CROCERIES. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Our Motto: lromptness and Courtesy.
' WHITE GROCERY -
305. Fir Street ' , phone Main Kt
BE PREPARED Join the army of satisfied customers. We have our own
Delivery.
DUTLI'S BAKERY
817 Fir Street
Your Home Bakery
Blue Ribbon Bread
The best quality of bread, pies, cakes and cookies. '";
Fhone 13t
1410 Jefferson
STANDARD LAUNDRY
DRY CLEANING, DYEING
Phone Main 56
HEADQUARTERS FOR PEERLESS SYRUP
A Homo Product.-- Marin of (irnnulatfid Sugar.
Pt. 20.-; Qt., -,7 oj!., .Iw; v. (Jul., 4-y, Li,s., 70P; 9', L))s. $1.25
Phone Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY Phone Main 35
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NO PEACE FOR HIM
OREGON GROCERY CO., Inc.
Jefferson St. Wholesale, Main 14. .Royal Club Pure Food, Royal Club Implies
Quality The Best of Everything in Canned Goods.
408 Fir Street
Groceries, Meats,
customer)
HARRIS GROCERY
Fruits and Vegetables. (Once a
Phone Main 70
Customer Always a
105 Depot Street
CITY GROCERY & BAKERY
.. E. Polack, Prop.
THE HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES
Phone Main 75
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
La Grande, Ore.
, The Bank That Takes Care of Your Deposits.
We have Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. The only Sale Place to keep your
Liberty Bonds. , t
U. L0TTES
"16 Jefferson Phone Black 51
A GENTLEMEN'S RESORT Cigars, Tobaccos, Lunches, Soft Drinks and
Confectionery.
WILSON BROS. TAILORS
New Foley Building Phone Black 1761
Cleaning, Pressing and Hat Blocking.
Tr . i n ..i
iw T , . Vy t,,p MAIL 0lt)i:lL 1UT()- K '" 'If OWN COMMUN-
.11; heralded a liouii.-iiijr 10-pouiid luri iy the newspaper of 1 1 IX OWN COMMCN.
, ...v. 1 1 1 1 1 ti M mn i .itM m l i i j i iToar.oii nan to Ins l)alvii(Kt(l caiulv; was
Hiattuarcd rroin inKii sHiool at the expense of II IS OWN COMMUNITY": obtained i.m-
pioynienc in II IS OWN COMMUNITY: married a ei'rl of II IS OWN DOMMITNTTY
(iu.se and fur
UTS IIOMK POIJ.CE: trot the mini iii'ilfti luiliif inmlif in A A Kir -itfn'.i'iini- At AIT. A l.
i-'iMt shoos; died in HIS HOME town: Imi-ieri lie TI1S IIOMIO. ,,nstnv in T1I UCtiK
;V, VV,,.C'vft?V('11 an """""IT tiec Ii.v II1S IIOMK pai)ei Went to a MAIL ORDER
iuiAV.pj in a MAIL OUDKK ('OFFIN. '
pioyniont in Jilts .OWN (IMMUNITY; married a f?irl of HIS OWN C(
h,v JUS HOME preaeher and 'ot his pieture in HIS IIOMK paper; his he
liiture saved by IMS TlOMtt KIKE department; rohherv of H IS llOMB
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
1215 Adams Avenue
. , Capital $200,000, Surplus, $40,000
Preaident, F. J. Holmes Phone Main 28 Cashier,
Phone
F. L. Meyers
HAYNES ,. , : . VELIE
0. A. McCrary 's Garage ' 1117 Washintrton Street
iruunis aium roe. fioeond-nan( ;rs Honlit and Sold
SEEKS GIRLS iron
, POLISH RED CROSS.
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
1209 Adams Avenue ' Phone Main 710
The best of everything for Ladies an.-l Gentlemen, Doys and Girls.
The Store of Quality Goods. ,
SIEGRIST & COMPANY 1
Jewelers ,
1110 Adams Avenue phone Rt,d 91
The Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon. 1
Oregon Pealer Visits.
During the latter part of January'
the office force of the factory was
very agreeably surprised with a wel
come visitor, Mr. E. S. Norris, who
Is owner and manager of the I.a
Rrande Implement Company of I.a
Grande. Oregon, says the Stockton
(Calif.) Sifter. This company linn
dies the distribution of Samson
Sieve-Orlp Tractors as dealers In
the vicinity of La Grande, Oregon,
under the Eldrklgo Tlulclt Company
of Seattle and Spokane, Washington,
and has sold many Sieve-Grip Tract
ors In the northeastern portion of
tho state of Oregon.
So well pleased was Mr. Norris
with the satisfaction the tractors al
ready sold are giving tbolr owners, I
that before leaving .the factory he '
placed an order for a large number
of our Model S-25 Tractors to be
equipped with our special sand j
wheel. Mr. Nonis is thoroughly
confident that the sand wheel will
meet the requirements for traction
111 the light semi-volcanic soil In hia
portion of the Oregon territory.
It was indeed a pleasure to con
verso with Mr. Norris, relative to
what the Sieve-Grips are doing in i
that territory, and the favorable out
look for n largo volume of business
this year, particularly the coming!
Spring.
Years of experlenco with tractors I
nnd implements gives Mr. Norris!
the ability to judge the worth of a ,
product, and he says, 'The Sieve-!
Grip Tractor is just as staple as!
Bugar around La Grande.". Follow-'
ing nut this statement, it ran be
said that the I.a Grande implement
Company keeps Sieve-Grips In slock
and has now several tractors on
hand for immediate delivery, and
will have more in a short time.
Frequent visits of our dealers
and customers are encouraged, be
cause a visit always proves helpful
to ourselves as well as the visitor.
Our recent one is certainly a "trac
tor man." Come again!
Hawser Floats the King.
Herbert Hoover has a conserva
tion flag and the first one to float
over the Pacific Coast was flung to
the breezes by the Multnomah hotel
people nt Portland last week. The
flag is white, with red letters say
ing that "Food will win tho war"
at the top. Deneath is a shield in a
circle and on the circle arc heads
of wheat. To the Multnomah men,
Eric V. Hauser and IT. H. Cloutler,
ihe flag means that they nre doing
a patriotic duty in saving food
Bluffs at the big Portland hotel.
They are as proud of their efforts
on that lino as they were of the re
sponse to the liberty loan party
which they carried over Central
and Eastern Oregon in an auto
Hie yellow demon. It is believed
that the Multnomah flag is the first
one west of Chicago.
been transferred from the La Grande
hospital corps to the medical re
servo corps. His new address 1b
chief surgeon's office, headquarters
First Army Corps, A. E. P., via
New York. He had no details as to
the nature or his next duties but
stated he would write again Im
mediately. East Oregoninn.
matter of securing substitutes," Mr.
Polack says, "is as much of a prob
lem as that of limiting the sale of
the main staple Itself."
Hospital Iloy Transferred.
, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Murphy this
mornin received a brier letter from
their son, Tom Murphy, who Is In
France, stating that he had Just
Mrs. Kemp Will Speak.
Mrs. Jennie Kemp of the State
Food Administration department,
will address the people oT La Griindo
nnd vicinity at the M. E. church on
March 15.
Short on Flour Substitutes.
. E. Polack, the groceryman, re
turned this morning from attend
ance nt the annual meeting of the
retail grocers' association to which
ho was a delegate from La Grnnde.
He reports tho sessions Interesting
and one of the most serious topics !
under discussion was that of procur
ing the prescribed substitutes which
have been ordered to he placed
along with the sale of flour. "Tho
Special I'roduriv Train Leaves.
A special freight train composed
principally of polntocs and nnnies
rrom this immediate vicinity, went
out from La Grnnde a night or two
ago. Several cars of potatoes arc
shipped by Win. Hamilton and ,T. D.
McKcnnon. Hubert Anderson, who
lives north of the river, had a mixed
shipment of both spuds and apples,
whilo another part or. the consign
ment was from the apple orchard of
W. II. Dnckett, who Uvea on what
was formerly the Carbine place. The
whole shipment goes to points In
Texas.
CA.TJRA.JTURB7OTrOT7-IC2
Madame Laura do Ootdorva
Turezynowicz, author of "When
tho Prussians Came to Poland,"
Is now In this country to recruit
500 young women to do Tied CrosB
work in wretched Poland. Sho
was In Poland when Hlndcnburg'a
Huns overran that country and
she spent seven months In a 6en
man prison. ,
NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY
lilt Adams Avenue .;, , . Telephone Main 67
, Let uu supply your books, office supplies and Stationery needs;
CHRISTIE & AMSDEN VARIETY STORE ,
Our Prices Are Always Lowest. Watch Our Windows
130.1 Adams Ave.
Phone Ited 3991.
F. L. LILLY . ' Adams Ave. Main 756
Hardware, Ranch and Mill Supplies, Building Material,
. t Stoves, House Furnishing, VAc.
CARR FURNITURE CO.
1317 Adams Avenue . . .... .; - . Phone M)Jitt 770
Thejargest furniture and house furnishings store in ' Eastern Orepon
, Everything for the Home or Office. r
CHANDLER EXIDE BATTERY SERVTCR
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE Ph. m,,in 7m '
EXlDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION. OXY-ACUTELENE WELDING.
. . niAunnri n uitu.
MITCHELL REPUBLIC TRUCKS!
The B. C. Hamilton Oarage, Jefferson and Fir Streets.
Both, Plumes:' M. 700; M. 130.
. DANIEL AUTO COMPANY - ''
Al Daniel, Mgr. ' . -
IJort, Reo, Monroe, King 8, Kissol, Chalmers, Onhlnnd, Cole 8
. Marmon and Oldsmobile '
Adams Avenuo - Phone Main 761 , :
LIBERTY SIX CHEVROLET "
Geo. B. Richardson, Foley Hotel Bldg., 'Phone Black 471
OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT
Galloway-Rees Co. Adams and Fir Streets.
Phone Main 777.
106 Fir Street RUBY CYCLE SHOP Tel. Black 1211
TH-e Vulcanising. Motor Cycle and Bicycle Repairing.
Indian, Hendei;sou and Excelsior Motor Cycles.' '
DODGE
BUICK
'r . ' ' " :N ! Smith's Gtorafire'"''-
Depot, Opposite Elks Club.
CADILLAC
Phone Black 1751
MAXWELL CARS MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
John E. Anderson, 1110 Jefforson St. Phone Main 71 Union Co. Phone 341
' 0. E. HACKMAN
rival. Mantirni.ln.1,. ' . '.
1409 Adams Avenue Phnn Mln 77a
La Flor de Hackman, La Napoleun, C, B. Little H., C. E. H. Cuban Smokers
Andrew Bros. THE TOGGERY ' Plinnn Rinr.ir cm
T . A 11 1 t'O ' IVn fltlMmo, nnnmAi. . . . ... .
The Best la the Cheapest." High-Grade Gents' Furnishings, . Repairing
a i u,bl Ul J VICUIIIIIg
Ilctter than money because they
earn money: buy a WAR-SAVINGS
STAMP TO-DAY.
We Will Issue
New Telephone Directories
Soon
Subscribers desiring changes in
present listings, and parties desir
ing telephones installed, should call
us at once.
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Home Independent Telephone
Company
ii i in nun ii ! ii i in i miw.Mif,ujt;i
J inn slill on the job with the same old prices
as I have announced to the public, from time
to lime.
Mow, my friends, if you believe in live and
let live and do not want to pay high prices for
what you buy, hindly give me'as much of your
trade as yon can in any line.
T carry a complete, fresh stock of Candies,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Soft Drinks.
pocki:t imlliards.
Kindly watch this space from time to time,
as I will announce some of my prices.
A. J. LARM
Pastime Cigar Store
211 Depot Street -- Opposite Silver Grill
Phone Red 2321
Has An Kyo Injured.
A. P. Nelson who is one of the
employes of tho O.-W., was tnken
to the Orande Rondo hosnltal tn.lnv
to be treated for an Injury of the
eye which was caused whilo at
work. ' '
"WAR-SAVTNnq a-TiMna
an epoch In our NATIONAL LIFE."
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RIverIn school reported $1000
worth of War Stamps sold today, to
Superintendent A. C. Hampton and
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