La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1918, Image 8

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LA "GRANTjE EVEN'IXG-' OSLsEliVKU
XKW OISUA.VIHT AT AltCADh
f
'5
llSlllt U 'Stewr? i
) ana sickkoohi use.
B0 U.C. PAT. OFF
Rubber goods
Houseliold,Toilet,Niirseiy,
This Store is Rubber Goods Headquarters
You will save, time, annoyance and money if you eoine here first when in
need of iiubbe'r (ioods fur ;iuy purpose. We aim t keep our stock full iit
all fi nn.'H and wo have many articles not found in tlio average store. Finest
, ipialities, roliablo and practical goods and reasonable prices arc assured lioro.
(.'oino, 'phono or send hero for Rubber (foods. ,
Mlsx Douglasx TiuVc Place of Clius.
hlCHt'iis, Willi Huh designed.
Miss Mulicl Douglass, u pipe oik-,
ii ii i Mt from Minneapolis, arrived In!
La Grande yoRtordny to take up her;
duties iih organist Tor tlio . Arcade.
Charles Stevens, wlio has been with
the Arcade for Home time and has.
made many friends here will leave
for California In a diort time. 1
Miss Douglass adinitH that lie is
new In (lie West, and that the In-
jdians 11 nil mountains and cowboys:
with drooping moustache and big'
heart, ready to do and die for tlio J
ladies, all uppeal to her in the
strongest manner and today she
said to a reporter for the Observer,!
1 In her very modest and retiring
I manner, ''I do hupo that I ean be
come n real Westerner for I bo '
'much enjoy the features of thej
West with which I am already fam-l
! Ular. . if will be pleasing to attend'1
the difforent wild west shows, I1
know, and then,; oh. well, there in1
Just so much of Interest that I;
will not attempt, to go farther at
this tiuio." ;
It's Not Strang
that tlio J. (-'.I't'imoy Co. store is the most talked of store in town' Thou
sands of satisfied oustoniors pass through our doors monthly always to re
turn. They like our methods. If you aro a stranger in our city, visit this
"busy store for more.'' We guarantee to give you first olass merchandise
at a saving of 2.3 to 33 per cent.
oitDKitmvro i, i;. i
lion's Unions
.Alon's Wool., Shirts ........
.Men's Work Shirts .......
Men's Leather-faced Cloves
Men's Fast-colored Overalls
Men's Cwrduroy Pants . ....
' M en 's )ress Pants . . .'
Men's Khaki L'liionalls . , . .
Men's .Work Shoos :
.$1.49, $2.49, $3.49, $3.98
...... $1.98, $2.93, $3.98
69c, 79c, 98c
23c
$1.19
........... $2.98, $3.98
$1.98, $2.98, $3.93
.'.'.!' '.. $2.49, $2.98
.$2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
La Grande, Oregon
Phono -Main -10
Mr. Grain Farmers
, Aro yoii prepared to handle your grain in bulk? IJo not
wait until Spring and Summer when you mo buried with work
und worried with labor shortage, but build your graperies now.
You can buy the lumber and ronfing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for $!4.fi8 and it will last for
years. ' Sacks for the same amount of grain, will cost you
$12fi.00 and this would be u dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this sh'.o can be moved anywhere and can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
Tho beys In the trenches need the sacks for snnd bags for
the protection of their very lives und pohaps your boy is
among then.
Spend ynur money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured ut home. Vlien you buy sinks part of the
money goes to India,
.- DVIVO YOUR OKANARIKS NOW
Ho prepared by building them before the fitrmtn; assault
opens up. Ho sure to got good lumber, well tsensoned, tin low
grade lumber will give ynuVU-oublu in a few seasons. Don't
. Una -green lumber. , '; ,
Savo money keep what you spend at home prevent loss '
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
.. ' Portable granaries of Ibis type are universally used iu
other sections. One trip with n good team will lusi'i! the ma
terial for one granary. Kor particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for nil farm purposes, see-
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
lx!0 liiadwny Drilling.
BAMIJ OLD PLACE, Fob. 1 G,
; Dear Folks:- Arrived O. K., one
day late but that was oxcused and
I suffered no penalty.
; That, box of cats lasted quick. I
had it on my bunk Just after retreat
the day I got bore. I Invited sonic
of the fellows in for a fecil, and
believe me, they sure gobbled the
grub. 1 managed to save the butter
and Jelly but the rest was lost In
tho wreck. Tlllolson went through
one pie and half a calso just by
himself. He said if he ever went
through La Grande ho was going to
get some more just like It.
Well, I can't think of much news.
I had two letters from Willie wait
ing for inc. I nm studying hard.
Wo havo a lot of now equipment
nliico I lort and 1 have had to
scratch to make up. Tho detail got
a buijch of new horses. 1 don't
know whether 1 havo lost Fancy
or not; The new ones aren't so
very bail; lliey are all Texas stock
nnd one of them piled mo tho fir:;t
thing. Ho Is still rough but he Is
learning sense every day. I wish I
had old Fancy back. Sergeant Davis i
bus got III in now. t
Well mother I must- close now,
and get busy with my books.
Your loving son.
l.KK IIUAHWAY,
I". H. -The weather Is chilly here',
now. i
I'cnilletoii llefuses to Harbor Anti
Wnr Agitator.
Pendleton has no more room for
agents or the International Iiiblo
Association of Brooklyn than has
Grants Pnss( which early in the
week forestalled n , meeting nnri.k?
ordered Pastor Itnkor to leave the j
city, says the East Oregonlan. Yes
terday an agent of the same nnti
U'nr nssoebilinn tmnln lil iinnnin-
anco in this city and toward evening 8
ho made a hasty departure at tho i
urgent request of representative citizens.'
As a matter of fact one of the I
very men expelled from Grants Pass 1
did speak In Pendleton recently but
nobody knew what he was speak-1
Ing about or paid any attention to
him. It was not until the dispatch
from Crants Pass disclosed the real
purpose of the association that
Pendlctonlans awoke to the fact
that they had suffered such propa
gandists to como among them nnd '
work without challenge.
The Store
Where
the .
Masses
Trade
Incorporated
Formerly The United Store
Follow the
a Kcason
a?
Warning to linkers.
Reports are being made to the
Food Administration offices in
Portland, that many bakers through
out tho State are disregarding the
regulations of the Food Adminis
tration for the use of wheat flour
and substitutes (n the mixing of
breads; also that ft number of bait
ers aro operating, without Federal
licenses.
To these offenders Mr. Newell is-1
sues warning 'of serious trouble, mi-!
loss they speedily comply witli the
law and the regulations of the Food j
Administration. 1
"Here In I'orlUind the bakers are !aKi
cooperating splendidly with the i
Food Administration," said Mr. the full 20 percent of substitutes,!
hy Shouldn't We Sell for Less
OUR METHODS OF OPERATION , STRI&TLY HOOVERIZED, PERMIT
US TO CUT OUR OVERHEAD EXPENSES TWO-THIRDS.
KlflOSH NORWAY HERRING, just arrived ......
riu.. .u. j. is. i ice
CAN TOMATOES, solid pack
(AN KWJiKT CORN
CAN ALASKA SALMON, pink
(AN SLICED PINEAPPLE
PK(i. WASHINGTON CL'ISPS
CREAM I3ARLEY, i.Ik '
Vs 1)0. BOXES MATCHES ; . . . . ....
J-'RESH E(I(IS, per dozen , :..
CARNATION or SEGO MILK, per ean
MACA'RONl, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, pk- ....
ORANGES, dozen . . .'
20c
J")o
J.')'-
;!
l.V
.4 for 14c; 8 for 25c
26c
15c
11c
19c
26c
10c
23c
29c
45c
12c
gc
38c and 43c
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT THE
THE HOOVERIZED GR0CEI
Acrof.3 the Track
PHONE MAIN 32
Next to Stillwell's Market
Any I
Newell, "but there seems to be a will be permitted to be sold
great deal of misunderstanding or! baker convicted of violating tills i
wilful disregarding or the regula-! regulation may hnv.) his license rc-!
lions in different sections of llicivokcd, which automatically closes1
State, despite the frequent publics- his business, since tho ponalty for j
I.AIiOIOST INDIVID! Al,
SAIiKi
Will. Attend Wedding.
Mis. Abe Harris has gone to
I .. . ..I.. I,.... n: r ,....,. '
vT 'jlortlaml to attend tho wedding of
' l-flr. Sam Harris and
Simintu-
Wrestling Match
; TED THY
AND
, AT
Arcade T,
FRIDAY NIGHT
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Following Picture Show
PURSE -- $2M).0
WINNER TAKES ALL
Judgment Fur I'lnlulMT.
In (lie case of Myers vs. liecker.'i
which was an nctionylo recover per-!
som;l property valued at $;!II7 and
dniiiiiiics, tiie Court found lor plain-'
HIT ordering the recovery or amount
named nnd nominal damages. In
the Observer's report last evening
there vn an Incorrect statement or
the verdict.
fA4
Miss Tilllo
A stamp sale which is believed to' ' . "'" uc au''"'2'
(ion or tlieso regulations and t!in I operating without a license is rixed ; ue the lnrgest individual sale, an aui.uqv.
fact that copies of the same havo at Imprisonment for not to exceed ; Well as one of the largest individual '
been sent individually to ull baiters. ! two years, or a fine of $5,000 or purchases of War Stamps was imiiiii i""""" "-
Once again let mo say that all bait-; botii. Inspectors aro now being )v George Haiimunn, of the" Hiveria !
ers are required to' use 2(1 peri sent out over the Stute to Invest!- i school. The amount of the sale J
cent of substitutes with their wheat j Kate all reports of violations, nnd j waB ono thousand dollars and the:'
Hour in baking bread, nnd that on In cases where violations can be purchaser was Samuel Jay, of linker. !
and after Kehruary 24 no bread but proven, the offenders will bo drus-'xiils sule not only sent the Dan- !
'Victory' broad, which must contain tically prosecuted. ' niann liov "over the ton" but he hml '
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
I enough loft to. his credit to help
1 1 ' some of his schoolmates surmount
the pinnacle.
on
sery Go.
of Orenco, Oregon
8
Good Preliminaries by Thye'3 Pupils
Popular Prices
1
When in Portland vnu w ill find Tlio 0!sorvor on s;;!c -y,
the Oregon Hotel news stand nnd Imp.'i i;il Hi ! '.
preparedness
i.i:a::. Tin; ntiTii Aiioi;i
i.liSKIS As We Are Learning th.
t'ltilb Abmit War.
I. i t Ai iiiainti'(l With
i... M-k. u. a i't. otu.
he V rnnl I.ace Cornet nilh (In
'KNTII.O Hack mid Krunl Shield:
I'I'iie's a l.a (amille Slyln That .j
flfHt Kor Yon. i
Ail the Latest Models Now on Hand'
Priced ut $2.00 up.
MICS. I1011T. I'ATTISON
rorsclicre.
I Tir: (Ink I'hene li.il 3221
iilHY DO VOU INSIST CM BoRlNCiB"
Peopi-cr WITH YowR VI SlONAKY (--':
IMPRACTICAL THGORHS-3
PIGOR6 1 CAN DO
A GPeHt 3)Sflt
OI G-OOX) INI
"THIS WOlLl.t
A S A
-EV, L Uit
Tom O'Keel'e Is In Town.
j Tom J. O'Keere, who .represents
J tjie. United States Hublier Cumpany,
; is here today calling on the tire
trade. Tom is HI and fine, and in
speaking or the wrestling match
'tonight said: "1 havo big notion
j to challenge the winner for 1 feel
so goDd in this mountain air."
GEORGE BALL, Agent
I'lionc JJlack 1181
.1212 Wnsliiiifrtoii Ave.
L;i Oi-imik', Orcgou
i
Yes, ciicjiji ToIhkvo, Ciu;;iis ami ( 'i.arcttc-s. I
Ijavc liils i.r ." Ci.tjiircttcs aiifl .") Citrars, and
and 10c Siiiiikinor Toliacro. 1 have 2H00 lilies
L' ClH'wii!-,' 'J'nli.ucd at r0i- and (iOc pci- pln.
REMEMBER
tjiiit I l.tlifvc in livt- and let live; and don't
think that I steal my trontls, fur pav 711st the
saint: price fm- all of my tr(l.s as im'v otluT
dealer.
J have the right - s !lt liu. ,.if;,lt vh. aH(, r
am hacked l.y smne ( the largest tnhacfn coin
panies m tin- United .States.
)un't forget tho number.
A. I. LA
Pastime Cigar Store
211 Depot Street, La Grande, Or., Phone R. 2321