LA GRANDE" EVllMi OBER vltft
Ithe saver!
Iof today!
Coughs
W is'a patriot. -Not in-
jS dividiial.' interests W
sp alone, lint the wel- CEi
GlD fare of tlie Nation (Og
'lepen(l,s upon llic- (,
C$5 Savings of its pen-
fit) pip- ' "
By regularly laying
aside a portion' of
his or, her income
the individual helps
build up the" 'Na
tional reserve re
leases for the use of
Army and Navy the
vast sums required
in time of war.
A eordial invitation
is e x t e n.d e d to
maintain a Savins?
Aeeount here.
OUR COU&H SYRUP
A White lMnc Ootnbi
imtiiii with tar added.
;.. Tnictii-al, efficient, yal
oiable for coughs, folds,'
brimehitis, hon Jwiipim
and lung disorders.. Tins .
l)cst ever.' , . . '
Price -25c and 50c
Red Cross Drug
Store
SEEDS
..WE HAVE ON. DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPEC
TION THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK SEEDS
IN XJNIOTT COUNTY BULK OR PACKAGE.
NORTHERN OR CALIFORNIA-GROWN SEED.
FOR EASE ' ' f
FOR STYLE -t
FOR SERVICE T
Buy a , , 4;
This Is the Year to Plant Every Available Spot so
-That You May Do Your Duty by Increasing
' the Production of Food.
BUY WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS
v; COMPLETE.
United States
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La Grande, Oregon iM
S3? 'SEP n? 'SB6' "wvHry
Go
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After '
JACK FROST
With a Ton or Two
of Our
CONCENTRATED
SUNSHINE
KING COAL
The
J. D. Lynch Co.
'LOCAL AND PERSONAL
!.-'. ..... .
)' Marvin ' Graves is In . from the
i Divide tliiH week.
Reta Ilnniilton has just returned
I from a visit with lier father iii La
j Grande.
I W; C. Fleenor and wife are vislt-
lng v.-ttlj their (laughter, Mrs. Polk
Mays." 1 .
With some snow on the ground
!and n rather strange mixture : of
j weather we are enjoying winter. ,
i ' Mr. T. J. Kesch, the termer ownar
I of a funiitnie store In Joseph iradu
i a business trip lo Portland this
I week.-. ' -.- '- r -
I The Boy's Glee' Club is progress
1 lng nicely under the energetic work
of the leader, Mrs. Cook. Regular
: practices are held.
; Mrs. Lacy Reese entertained a
party of young people at her coun
I try home last week. A fine time is
reported-, by all present.
; Harold Mathews of the Divide
1 country who has been in mo j.n
i Grande hospital since Chilstmas ro
1 turned home this week.
i The Uebeknh ladies gave a party
in honor of Mr. L. Loyd last Sat
urday night at the Jns. Harlan
hnnio. A fine time was had.
Chan. Kolsey or Prlnevillo, who
has been visiting In, Joseph with
relatives left Monday for a visit
with his sister in Seattle.' .
. Mrs. Percy Cannon left tho first
of tho week for Walla Walla whero
alio will Join her husband who is
employed In a large mill there.
The Prairie' 'Creek Y. M. C. A.
committee will give a program at
the District No. 5 school house next
'Saturday evening. All are invited.'
j One day lust week the lake stait
; cd to freeze and a lot of excitement
i was caused, but it turnel warm
again and all our hopes for skating
were ruined.
As some of the ponds near Joseph
are frozen some ice is being cut and
'several of our townspeople have al
ready filled their Ice houses In prc
' paralion for the coming Bummer.
I, Frank Schultz, who has been vis
; illng his sister, Mrs. Win Stewart,
tho chief operator at tho Joseph
telephone exchange, left Wednos
i day the 20th for his home In Minneapolis.
Onion Sets Will, Be Very Short This Season v
HARRIS GROCERY
' , Phono Main 70 and 77, Farmers 131.u k 192 '
408 North Fir'fitreet Across the Track
' "United States Food Administration License No. G502S5."
Dill Hart. Saturday, Sunday, Mon
day, Star Theatre, . . . 2-28-2t.
Worst Winter bi Years.
Snow, wind and extreme cold caused
mora colds this wliter than in past
years. Foley's Honey and Tar proved
its .worth-in, thousands of homos.
Men, women arid children checked
colds and '.coughs and prevented ser-
ious consequences from exposure. 1
clears the passnges, heals raw In
flamed membranes, banlshesirrlta
tlon and tickling throat. . Mrs. Ed
ward Strevy, R 37, Clinton, O., says:
"I thlnlc Foley's Honey and Tar the
only 'medicine for -coughs and colds
and recommend It highly." Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Warners Corset I
(Rust Proof) ;:
Yon can tub them, rub thorn, scrub, ifr
tlicm tor they're guaranteed not
to rust, break or tear, )e . , ' 4
naciv lai-e
Every fiiiure, from the short, stout tvne to the tall, slender fimive. r. !u
'pei lei-tly f itted in one of the many new "Warner's istvles; . either front of . '
There's a Warner's (Rust-proof) Corset, for You
.I'rices range from $1.25 to $4.(M) ; ;
One of the (100 R. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over CO .Million Dollars
The Observer's Classified Ads.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MIS3 THIS Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc and mail it to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
; Chicago, III., writing your name and
address clearly. You will rccive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley's
; Kidney Pills, for pain In Bides and
; laok; : rheumatism, backache, kid
1 my and bladder ailments; and Fol
ey's Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic,
for constipation, biliousness, head
ache and sluggish bowels. Sold ev
jerywhere. Adv.
WANTED Miscellaneous.
PAPERIVIiLLWORK
At Camas, Washington.
Permnsent work for steady men
over eighteen years old.
v No experience necessary..
" Married men preferred.
All Inside jobs now filled hut can
still use some men on outside work
ion construction and in yard. Low
est wages $3.10 for nine hours.
Good chance for advancement since
vacancies on Inside work, eight-hour
shift work and other higher paid
work arc filled from outside crews.
Can also use carpenters at $3.80
to $4.20. . : .' .,
Strike not yet . declarod . of f-, but
mill running smoothly and without.
trouble and over 725 men on pay
roU- i
Board and lodging can be ob
tained at $fi.00 to $S.OO per week,
depending upon locution.
Camas is on main line of S. P.
S. railroad about twenty-four miles
from Portland, Oregon, and about
fifteen miles from Vancouver, Wash
ington. . Jitney service to Vancou
ver; half hour electric service Van
couver to Portland; two boat lines
Camas to Portland; fare on one
twenty-five cents; other fifty cents.
Cut out this ad. and apply in per
son at Camas office or room 500
Oregon Building, Portland, and you
will be given job If able bodied even
If all vacancies are then filled.
This applies Tor limited time only.
Adv. 2-25-lit.
FOR HUNT FURNISHED
FOR RENT Six room rurnlshcd
houso on paved street; $10.50 per
month. Inquire Harris Furniture
Co. 2-20-tf.
FOR RENT Partly furnished house
rhone Black 3701, or callVit
2103 First street. 2-20-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished apartments,
$15; Darland Apts. Inquire No.
6, Depot St., Apt. B. 2-20-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; ln-i
quire Harris Furniture Co. 2-15tf j
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Man and wife to work
on farm. J. E. Reynolds, Phone
Farmer 04. 2-20-2t.
HELP WANTEDr Female.
j THEATRE j
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY J
TODAY
IS YOUR BOY IN THE DRAFT? ;
If 'he is the right kind he has chance to make a
name for himself. See what a poor boy did. And
how a rich one fared. Big battle scenes.
WILLIAM FOX
Presents
GEORGE WALSH
in a Stirring Patriotic Drama
The Pride of New York
WANTED Potato sacks,
ton's warehouse.
Hnmil-2-27-2t.
rr-rrr-?. r.
WANTED Number young women
- and men to prepare for telepraph
service to help i fill vacancies
caused by unusual drafting of
men for war; positions guaran
teer. Writo Telegraph Depart
ment, Room 218, Railway Ex
change Bldg., Portland, Or. 2-7-tr
Or e gqn Grocery
Company's
Daily Recipe for Wheat Substitutes
FKIUU'AliY 28, 11118 .
In compliance with the latest Food Edict,
the ftToeciMiiust sell 17 pounds of Wheat
Substitutes with every sack of flour.
Many of the substitutes recommended by
Mr. iloover are new to La Grande house-'
wives. We tahe pleasure in recommend-'
ii 1 this recipe for tomorrow,.
Try Cream of Barley for Breakfast,
GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZED
SUBSTITUTE - Ask Your Grocer
For gravy, dusting; riotiretc, 100 '
percent bai'ley,' ontsi or cortiiy -'. -;;':
'; Wheat, Rye, WhWe Wheat, Gra
ham, Raisin, 'Fran, Braii, or Nut
Bread; Coffee Cajto, Rolls, Dough
nuts, Cup Cakes. dark cookies, 1 !
to 25 percent, baaley, oats or corn.
Rrown Bread, (33 percent, barley,
, oats or corn. . ;
Pie crust, jnufflns, dumplings,
noodles, puddings,-, griddle cakes,
25 to 50 percent barley, oats or .
corn. '
Tea biscuits fritters, waffles, 20
to 40 percent barley, oats or corn. W
r Follow the-! usual recipes, using , a :
little more welling and a little les
rising. '.'.... ::f .J .y. :
"Huve yon n llltlo Thrift Slnmp In your home?'
Oregon Grocery Company
Distributors of OREGON Barley, Rye and Corn Meal .
in Full 10 pound Sacks V
f
TAXI-CABS
.aiai s i h JO lur a 'Jul
J Stand at tho Foley Hotel,
Us,
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FOR SAM-' Miscellaneous
FOR SALE A two-room house. !u- i
quire 2713 Third St. 2-27-3tpd. '
FOR SALE A Ilulclt Six as good j
as new; a Dodge and nif Oakland j
nil in good condition; tiieso .are;
real bargains. Come in and look i
them over. La Grando Gnrage. i
2-27-4 1.. ,
FOR SALE Dry slab wood; meas
ured cord, $3.50. Phone Red
1882. 2-20-tf.
TO LOAN $461) on County or City
property; first mortgage, 8 per
cent. , 2-2 7-3 1.
WANTED Experienced dressmaker
wants sowing ;by the day. Black
1122. : ' . 2-2G-10t.pd.
I WANTED PARTNER To help raise
1 and care for tattle and sheep.
' Single man preferred, with capital
of $600 or more; here Is a chance
to make $1000 per year. Ad
I dress C. T. Catcr, Jamleson,
; vOregon. 2-22-4tpd.
WANTED To lease ranch on shares,
or would work by month; good ref
erences. Call or address 2005 Green
wood Ave., La Grande. 2-21-4t-pd
WANTED WORK Woman wilh one
child wants housework or cook in
lumber camp. Call J. D. Nurr's
ranch at Hot Lake. 2-21-Bt.
FOR SALE Home grown nlfnira
seed at' farmer's prices. C. W.
Hond, La Orance Route No. 2.
2-25-lino.
FOR SALE At a sacrifice, lot and
a two houses on corner Sixth and
Spring. Must bo sold by March
',; Jut.' : Phono Red 3812. -2-1 9-1 2 1
FOR SALE. OR TRADE 240 acres
of Innd, (! miles from Welser,
Idnho, all In cultivation; a splen
did proposition, : at $35.00 per
acre. Prefer Valley land, but
might consider' small amount of
town property at the right price.
Box 04, La Grande, Oregon.
2-23, 27 3-2, fi.
FOR SALE Pure seed Potatocs-,-Uncle
Sam, Nettie Gem and Pur
bank varieties. Call the County
Poor Farm, Farmers 207.
VALLEY VIEW
! FLOUR MILLS I
Itowe A Richardson, Cove, Ore.
S WHITE QUARTZ !
J Blue Stem Blend j
GOLDEN HEART ' !
! Hard (Wheat !
i Graham Flour, I. X. L. Germ j
J Bran, Shorts and Mill Feed '
HAVE YOU EVER
TRIED TO BE SAVING?
7
There are various ways of being saving. But
there is only one way of being saving when you
buy furniture that is, buy it at the
Harris Furniture Store
H. II. HARRIS, Proprietor
, Where you buy good furniture for less. r
WANTS, WORK Experienced prac
tical nurse. Mrs. Minnie Curry,
1411 Madison Ave; Phono Red
12. 2-lD-7tpd.
WANTED A lady to cook in sotel;
write or phone Miller Hotel, Wal
lowa, Oregon. 2-15-tf.
FOR RENT
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' FOR RENT Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping; also separate
bedroom; two blocks from cenle
; of town. 1512 Adams Avenue.
! Phone Dlack 3001. 2-2-tf.
FOR RENT Rooms wilh fire and
bath; also housekeeping rooms.
Phone lied 3S12. . 2-2.r,-tf.
.:
FOUND One sorrel gelding horse, 2l
years old, two white hind feet and T
white strip in face. No brand vis- j Jf
iblc. K. N. Uushnel!. 2-23-4t-pd i
.
LOST Three rolls, coming two ycnrslj.
old, unbranded; 1 hay mare colt, liy
brown horse colt with white spot on V
forehead; 1 sorrel colt with white'
star in forehead. Send information ! .
to .1. F. Miller, Alic l, Ore.. R. F. I).! T
No. 1 l-21-lmo-i(l
COLUMBIA
TiscE RECORDS
: WILL PtAY-ON YOUR MACHINE
FOR SALE Tlie Quinlnnd properly
in Island City road, known as the
Midway. Phono Red 1303. 2-8-lapd.
I.O.ST AND FOUND
LOST A pair of gold bowled spec
tacles, 'at or near the library.
Leave at Observer nfrice. 2-2P,-!!t.
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