La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1918, Image 5

W EDXESDAT1,-' MA UCll 1:3, Ifttfv, "'ifE?! ,,
LA GllAKbli FA'Em'G
Ifor ni:ilf.vMfF:.ll Pupar company 1 fHEDA
uud lakes out nil tho loose dinned! ... .
BARA AT THE STAR NEXT
AND MONDAY.
SUNDAY X
;Cblor 3four Last
year Straw Hat with
I from
i alike
merchants uiul . newspapors
when he hits La Grande.
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(QLORITE
MAKES OLD STRAW
HATS LOOK NEW.
Spbndid for fixing up
Lodies&Chlldrens hats.
EASY TO APPLY
Dries In 30 Minutes.
Mpd.tn" VaterpiwlulwittHe.
Jt Black DullHaekCardiiul Red- Navy B!u
CftdetBlu.-SagaGrMn Burnt Straw biwn Wulft
FOR SALE BY
BED CROSS DRUG
STORE
' Mrs. T. W. King went to Knmcla
; today in liehair of the Red Cross.
Mm. C. 1.. Mackoy would llko as
ii!iiiiy Indies uk possible to bo pros-
i on t ut her homo tomorrow after
noon lo new for the Red Ciobs.
l.eo Freneli leavon lonlllht
Portland on a business trip.
for
j LOCALS
j And j
MENTION !
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J PERSONAL
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L. V. Itawlings, representing
Chandler car, is in the city.
tho
Advertising in Brief i
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I Furniture Tor Sale
I I have furniture for five rooms.
; complete, which will be sold at a bar-j
pain. Furniture has been used five!
' months. Also coal, wood and fruit.
! Terms will be given. Furniture at 006 1
I Pennsylvania avenue. Phone Black
i:i811. J. G. Ormond. 3-13-21
. II. II. tiling, manager of the Ov
erland Auto Co., is In the city.
C. G. I.lcasdulo, rcpresentinf; tho
Maxwell Auto Co., is in tho city.
H. C. Hays, traveling agent for ;
the Overland car, in in the city.
For Salo,
: 8 H. P. stationary fas engine,
i (Stover) used about a month. Pros
lent cost-i50. Price $200. Address
; Union Hardware Co., Union Oregon.
12-at.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Stift returned
lust night from u two months' visit
In the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hopper re
turned this morning from a business
trip lo Portland.
! For Sale nt a ilnrguin.
A used car costing new over four
I thousand dollars, will bo sold for a
I small fraction of first cost. For
'' prices, terms, etc., address W, caro
1 Observer.
3-12-3t.
WMWTmWimmM it
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(dun Trim inn Kniiniirwii aarrT
WAL 1 fzri A U HftHVtl lYIttl
lleauliful sunshiny days aro tho
. 'days for kodak picture taking and
Lngmeer Jack Thatcher, one of the;, . , , vnll ,.., ,..,, fillll8 for
oldest men on the road and at present :
your kodaks, and these may all be
on toe i-enuicion-i -not. not , run, i in : , , , , . .,, ii0i,u.i ,ii . -,
, ... .. lit ; had and developed and finished well setlinK ful. 601nu
Xa Grande on a visit with old-time: n t ii,..iii,,,in'f: Pnm-'
friends.
Ben Haisten. well knowu citizen J
of Wallowa, is in the city today :
on his way home from Portland, !
whore ho had been attending to
business matters for several days.
promptly
! lly Drug Store.
3-ll-tf.
Mrs. I... A. McAlisier and Urn.
Crownover left for Portland tills
morning for a short vlt-at. Mr3.
Crownoyer has been visItltiK at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. McAlister for
some timo.
Jack Flynii, one of the most pop
ular traveling men who makes La
Grande, Is here today. Ho travels!
125 bushel grain bed, seat and
break Tor $80.00; Why pay more?
La Grando Implement Co. 3-12-Gt.
Easter Millinery Showing
in our windows and lpad.v-to-AVar biilfoiiy. "The pivtticst liutii tho town"
lias been the coiuint'iit of most every woman visitin- our Milmery Dt'imrlniont.
We invite your inspection of the dozens of striking new models how oh display
The; shapes, the' sizes and the colorings are so caried as to meet the demands
of every woman.
NEW SKIRTS, COATS, SUITS, DRESSES
In the Most Approved Styles of the Season Also Await Your Inspection
TfiB GOLDEN'' hule o- .
One of the 600 It., C. U. Stores wilh an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over 60 Million Dollnrs
wjfi iljit ify tlt t y
AND TALK OVER THE "SITUATION"
Grande furnished the stage i Vie is debating
.loi.inninliP ulntii OWU lllliul. If
politics last evening. When Harvey
Starkweather and Walter Pierce met
in friendly handshake at the Foley
hotel they discussed the war, crop
conditions, the former home of P.ill
U'Ren and various other things not
For tho dandruff use SUverthorn's hitting directly upon the democratic
Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Hair , candidacy for governor, while the
Tonic, it always aoos -v ,
2-28-tf.
Members I'leaso Take Notice.
A special meeting of the Army
and Navy Auxiliary Is called for
Monday night at the city hall.
crowd in tho hotel lobby was ming
ling with them.
Finally, true to old political cus-
the matter iu his
Walter couid pick
the opposition nominee it is quite
likely lie would raise his banner at
once, ami if he does raise that ban-,
nor he will have a lot of mighty
loyal support from both parties In
F.ustern Oregon with what Is be
lieved to lio good brcalt-avay chance
in tho Willamette valley.
Mr, Starkweather has been at this
job of running for governor for!
some time and naturally has built
a few rods of political fence which
torn and tradition, Harvey invited ; ho feels certain will stand the strain
Walter on to his room and both 'of the' Eastern Oregon cow man
To Whom It .'May Concern:
I will not be responsible for any
mk fflrasiH
men excused themselves from the
crowd.
What did Harvey say to Walter,
and what did Walter say to Har
vey? That question when properly an
swered would toll, whether the
Clackamas county man or the tin-
ion county man will be the lead I to , wait
horso In the democratic race
when tho mad rush comes, If HI
does come.
The four walls of tho Foloy hotel
room only heard the conversation
between tho two men last night
and as announcement was made
that nothln; was ready for publica
tion it will be up to the people
until later In ' order to
for ; know jt;:;t, what understanding was
! the gubernatorial nomination. i reached last night by the two der.i-
Now, Walter has never announced j ocratic. party pillars, each of whom
his positive Intentions, although to i would , rather .like to occupy tho
somo . he has intimated that he ' rhair which Governor Withycombe
might be willing if proper induce- j hopes to hold, and which Hen Ol
ments were, offered In the way of i coll, Cos Moaei. I.ouln Simpr.on,
support to run for the nomination, j Due. Anderson and a few more re-
Oregon Grocery
Company
. March 14th
Thursday One porkless meal; evening
meal wheatless,
NEW FOOD EDICT
Effective at once, the grocer must sell one
pound of cereal substitutes for each one
pound of wheat flour sold.
Tim. substitutes make delicious bread,
cakes and pastries. Here's a good one.
BARLEY CAKE
1 cups sugar, .
',i cup fat. - ;
- .3 egga. , - ,.
1 cup milk.
4 teuspoons bulling powder.
j teaspoon salt.
cup barley flour.
12-3 cups white flour.
Note If pastry flour is used, use 1
cup barley flour and 2 cups pastry
flour. : ; : ; -. . '
If dark cases, molasses, or chocolatu,
as high a proportion as one-half bar
ley flour may be used.
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"llavo you n Hltlo Thrift Stamp In jour homo?"
Oregon Grocery Company
Distributors of OREGON Barley; Rye and Corn Meal
" ' in Full 10-pound Sack3
IM
It Is oven believed that his case has
reached farther than that stage.
publicans would like to lay' hands
on.
THE
accounts contracted
alter March 8.
:i-12-5tpd. J.
by my wl
C. ORMOND.
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AMD THE
R2GHT PRICE
i A good kodak that gives entire
I satisfaction, that you can buy at
I i'.ilverthorn's Family Drug Store at
!f2.00, nt M.ai), at 57.50, at $10.00,
i at $12.50 or at mi much more as
j.' ou wish to pay. Hotter come in
j and let us show you these. 3-ll-tf
ace lotions will do for you. They
are just right at SUverthorn's Fam
ily Drug Store. 3-ll-tf.
Joseph Stages
Red Cross Dance r
If you wero away from homo on
tho f.ea or in thn trenches, wouldn't
you like to got a copy of your homo
paper from your homo town.
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Challenge
WHATEVF.Ii YOU l!UY FROM L'S YOU CAN .ALWAYS
UliPIiM) ON T1IK (I'ALITY IUC1NG RIGHT. OUR MONEY,
BRAINS AND ENF.RGY .ARB BKIIINI)' OUR GROCERY BUSI
NESS AND WE ARE CAREFUL TO SEE Til AT EVERY CUS
TOMER GETS WHAT THEY WANT WHEN THEY WANT IT.
YOU WILL GET THE RIGHT PRICE, TOO. BECAUSE WE
MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT-ON EVERYTHING WE SELL.
PHONE I S YOUR GROCERY ORDER TOKAY.
; lied Cross Benefit Dance. I
j A dance will be given at the I. O. !
j(. F. hall at island City on Thurs
iday nit ill, .March 14. All the pro
i reeds will go to the Red Cross. A
i good time is guaranteed to all.
j S. A. ROBERTSON,
j 1UA KENNEDY,'
:-H-rt Committee.
JOSEPH, March 12. (Special.) '
The little birds .'.re starting to j
sing again! Oh! Joy! Maybo.it;
means spring.
Mrs, V. 1). McCully and llttlo son,!
If Buzukes and the man that paid Frank, returned Monday after a;
him to come hero lire so keen lor u f vlit with their son, Raymond, who
matin, I am sure they would iomojma now gone to Fiance,
nearer getting something started if Nearly half a hundred ladies en
they would go to some business man Joyed I lie delightful St. Patrick's!
or one of tile banks and deposit sonic-' day party, which was given last Frl
thing worth while before they lo.-:e any ' day by Mesdames Bramson, Borland
mole time around the street corners and Salladay in honor of Mrs. A. J.
knocrin;: everyone, and everything in Richardson
lit the home of Mr:;
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers P.l.ic.k 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
th'j shape of miuaro sport. I am vi 11
i i-C to mike this JitfiTtnumt :iml back
iL up wilh FIDO. I am willinir to nut
! this ann'ii:it up -in any responsible : ;tl
place, lin-i if I rnn't boat llu.ukcs two
stiai'ht f;:iis in onu hour, ho can have
the mono. I run wiilinj? to pive
per icvl lo the Kcl Civ.sji un;.l '.he htn
pital unit ol" the jrruss proccv-Js of the
house AH I ask is wrestling aeeoni-
to mui'iiec r. man vljn a friendly bout
v.as :ijt'''-'c1 ok ly fguliiiff and tisine;
., Ti.iri;d:iy : what is known to fans as dirty, undcr
ew for tiie , handed wres'JiuK.
' Yours truly,
! JACK O'.NKILk.
If you w. nt lo k'P your IuuhLi Ad'-J-l.'-lt
a nd faco and conip!e"iun in riii" -o
eer.dition, tirop in and ace what nm Fit .id (lie O'.Krver Want Ads.
Attention KrlHiialis.
All Jiehekahs aro r'i;i!eslei! to
meet ;il the liome of Si.-ier M(lli';
IJik;K, 1702 i'pracu i
afltnneo!! at 1:110, lo
Red Cio.i.
Ilorland. Rod Cro:-.y work oernplrd
the time ant! tint, -'mldned with
tho deli;;htl'n! nif ro.lirii'.'n( -comhii.-
to make the afternoon very
pleitfiaut indeed. , ,
Mjh. Jasper I'rout returned Mon
day from a visit in Knion county.
Next Saturday uu.ht. the ICIh. a
Ited Cross dance will he riven. Thu
ladies are expected to wear iiproni,
it nd Mn I'M n t leti um nvnn I! '11'.
ml not get up and try ,.,, ()f . ,.,,',,,, UjlUw w(1,
HAVE YOTJ EVER
TRIED TO BE SAVING?
There are various ways of being saving. But
thero is only one way of being saving when you
buy furniture that is, ,buy it at the
Eiarris Furniture Store
II. II. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
(Continued on pace ei:;htl
roc-
A new shipments of Victor
ords Just received. Come in mid
locdt them over. Newlln Hook it
Stationery Co. ' :i-!)-tf.
! SHERRY i
j THEATRE j
L THE HOUSE OF QUALITY J
Last Day of
MARY ANDERSON
"When Men Ave Tempted"
From the F;mi..iis Novel "JOHN BURT"
liv Frederick I'pham Adams.
And
, "VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN"
Chapter No. 7
Wl 'II
; the home drink
I3csides its popularity at drug stores, fountains and
restaurant. Bevo hr.s found a welcome place in llio
home. A family beverage a guest oifering a table
drink thnt Roes iKrfcC.Iy with all food.
Aa a e v fide t ion for Sunday Fvpprr Swt red or
firem peppers stuffed with cream cieesa and
chopped nuts or olivet, &ervad on fottuce leave.
French dressing. Cold meat. T oasted crackem.
Bevo (or everyone. A beverage that tnstes like no
other soft drink. Pure, vholcsornc and nutritious.
Bevo the tll-yetr-'roundl soft drink.
Sold m bottles only mnd bottled ext :u9iv!y by
Anheuser-Busch ST Loins
, OUT Z-'LO.,
' Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets I
That is tho Joyful cry of thousand J
smce Dr. Edwards produced Olivo Tablets, J
the substitute for calomel. i
Dr. Edwards, n practicing physician foi '
17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, !
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
1 while treating pa'ier.'.s for chronic con- '
Gtipation and torpid liverj. J
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tali'e'jj do not i
contain calomel, but u hc:lir.g, soothing '
: vegetable laxative
Mo griping is tho 'Izeynot?" of these I
, little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. '
, They cause the bove'j ar.J liver to act !
normally. They nevtr fcrcs Uiera to
unnatural cctian.
If you have a "dart: hr,rvn mout!!" now J
end then a bad breath p. dull, tired i
feeling Kick hesdnche torp)d liver and
are const'osted. yo::'ll find qu!:k, euro er-1 J
' only pleasant results fro:i cn i rr t vn lit- i
tie Dr. Edwards' Oiive Tabl:tn ct bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every nilo J
just to keep ripiit. Y-y l!iun. KX; ti.v'
1 25c per box. All druji A '
Are you prepitrcd lo handle your (jruin in bulk? Do not
wait until Sprini; nnd .Summer when you are buried with work
mid worried with labor Bhortagc, but build your ifrancries now.
You inn buy tile lumber nnd roofing paper for a first-class
10110 bushel portable granary for $."4..r8 and it will lust for
years. Harks for the same amount of Bin will coat you
j 125.00 und this would he a dead loss against this yeur'-s crop.
A granary of this size run bo moved anywhere nnd can be
filled direi-lly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in Iho tren-hes need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of tho
money goes lo India.
Ill 11,1) YOl'K CKANARIES NOW
lie prepare:! by building them before the farming season
opens up. liu sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will givo you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave tho' sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip v.ith a good team will haul tho ma
terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
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