La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1918, Image 3

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TUESDAY, MARCH 1!), 1918.:
LA UiJAXlJiO KV UN li.il OashiltVEii
PAGE TniiliK
Easter Cards
and Novelties
AVe are showing an at
tractive line of. Kastor
L'urds, booklets, etc., con
veying appropriate sen
tiincnts of the season.
You will probably
, seud Easter 'greetings to
your many friends. It
will pay you to make
y o u r selections li e r e
while our stock is 'com
plete. We also have a line of
Easter novelties such
as chicks, rabbits, eggs,
baskets, etc. that will
please the little folks.
Red Cross Drug
Store
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Loyal Sisters will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with .Mrs. Nelson, 702 N avenue.
! Tlio members of Rccuo Hose com
pany, will hold a mooting at tho city
hull this evening.
Mrs. Juck Miliary loft this morning
for Walln Walla for a visit with rela
tives and friends.
John Eckhait, a prominent flour
' merchant of Chicago, is in La Grande
looking after the prospective wheat
; food supply in this section.
! August Berger has taken the place
I of Joe Lyman as fireman on one of
the yard engines while the latter is
on a protracted layoff.
Happersett, corner Seventh and 0.!
All members of the church and con-'
grcgation are urged to attend. '
CURTAILED DELIVERY
IS ADVOCATED
(Continued From Page One.)
n cy of. Baker, paid a high tribute
to La Grande business men for
meeting once each week at lunch
and discussing tho different commu
nity problems. Ho also reviewed
linker county's preparations for the
Liberty Loan drive.
W. C. Jackson aud little son, of
tho East Oregon Lumber company
at Enterprise, were also guests of
honor at today's meeting.
J. G. King will be chairman next
Tuesday' and announced some spec
ial music und speakers for that
occasion. -
Miss Nora Miller of Portland is vis
iting at the home of L. A. Prescott.
Miss Miller is a student of 0. A. C.
and has many friends in this city.
Mrs. Ollle Day and daughter, El
ma, have returned from a visit Willi
Mrs. Hay's mother, Mrs. Crawford,
at Roith.
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iNEW TODAY
1 -
LOST. Cameo Brooch, return to
Mrs. H. Johnson at Christie and
Amsden variety store. Sullable
reward 11-19-21
Mi's. N. H. Anson, who has been
confined to the hospital, has return
ed home and Is very much Improved.
' Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Peterson
left on No. 17 this morning for
iKumcln, where they will make their
home the ensuing two months.
WANTED. To buy the very best
Farm Marcs. Will be in La
Grande' ou March 2!st. C. W.
Day. a-io-:it
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms with bath, on lower floor, j
2107 Third street. Phone Black
3111.' 3-18-tf,
IStovePoIisVf?3MH
Y0UM
"1
Should Use
I
TS different from
others becnuse ftiore cars "
is taken in the making
and the mntenain uscu are
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
Waken n brilliant, silky polir.h lint doe.i
not rub off or dust off,nn.li;;o:il.it.el;i:,t;i
lour Hdips as lone an ordinary stove
follfth. Used on sample plover, nnd sold
v harriwnro nnd if riwprv iJrnirrs.
' All wn urk is a I rial, ir-citoitymircooittrivc, y
don't find it Ilia bast tov polish yon cwr
oant, your tValcr in ant lorizprf to n fi'ml your
Biinev. lufist nil Illnrk Sfltc Htnvf l'uli&U. .
. Mailt In liquid or imiito ono quality.
Black Silk Stovo Polish Vcrha
Sterlinrj, Illinois
1m. Black Silk Air. Dry Inn tron Enimcl on
flw Black Silk Matal Polish for rilvr', tiiiti'i
orhritu. It haa no oual for one on autorrioMles.
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II AT SALE
.. , . . I $4.00 hats for $1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
! A. VU,?1i:7Ca; forme,'y TLots of them left.
.... uh. y.-,Y. ..,, prorceueu iu "3.j.3t . THE TOGGERY.
muiie in nunungion mis morning
after a visit in La Grande for a day
or two on his return from Portland.
fi i.n.l All's W nir.hnr,la un1
daughter are arrivals from Wallowa .ceDt
and they will make their future'"""
home In La Grande. J
Never leave home without your
thrift card and stamps in your
liocket. Exaniplo is better than pie-
star I
Dorothy
Phillips
In
Fires of
Rebellion
A mighty intenwt
iiiff story of. a jirl
whose soul rehelkd
ajrmnst her social
condition : : : :
Also
A Two-Reel Comedy
TODAY
AND TOMORROW
Don't Forget
WAR PICTURES
Thursday and Friday
cd Home Guard band will give that
night. 2-i stf
JSig Concert and
Hull, Tuesday, March 2Cth
newly-formed Home Guard bund.
U-lStf
James Abeg, Sr., who has been vis- ,
iting relatives in La Grande, left this ' J
morning for his home in Spokane.
Mr. Abeg was for a number of years J
a resident of La Grande. i
LOCALvS
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A Special Showing of Large Samples
From the Famous Chicago Tailors
M. BORN & CO.
"The Largest and the Oldest Tailoring Establishment of the Kind
in the World"
Quality
and
Value
Unequalled
Just a Word About
"TJ1K UOUSK' OF UOltN"
This' fji'eat tailoring organization was
founded upon tho determination to give
men the licst possible elothes values
and to value the customer's satisfaction
above the profit derived from his im
mediate order. .There has been no de
viation from this policy in the forty-two
years since Mr. Horn established the
first nation-wide tailoring service.
Fit
and
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
With an immense modern building of twelve turn-flooded floors devoted to
exclusive tailoring of men's clothing with an organization unequalled in
needle crnftmnnship and efficiency the House of Born offers you better
woolens, finer workmanship and longer clothes service, today, than most
houses offered for the same money before the war.
Born Values Have Been Unequalled in the Past Forty-two Years
Our Kodak line Is full in every'
particular and we are developing
J and printing pictures promptly
i you will find our work most satis
J. factory. At SilverthornB. D-lSI-tr
Horn Tailored
Uniforms
Arc the Best.
The best in quality,
fit and service.
T 6GLDDJ RULEC
OuaClfaj tin Mme-'Buca tou
One of the (100 R. C. U. Stores with an
Annual Purchasing- Power of Over
CO Million Dollars
Born Quality at Horn
Prices
set a value standard
unapproached by
competition,
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Advertisinff in Brief
I HAT SALE
i i . . I urns lor yi.vu, 9i.out $J.UU.
The officers, commissioned and i NOTICE TO CHICKEN OWNEHS , Lots of them left,
non-commissioned, of the homo ; The City Ordinance relative to run.: a.t THE TOGGERY.
: guards will hold a meeting this ev- mC at laKe 01 poultry in tne city
;ening In their new quarters Instead ! of La Grande will-be strictly enforced : The very choice candy that you
!ot at the Y. M. C. A. as hetoto-! f,m this date. Iiko ao well Is Sl)lu at silvcrthorn'n
fore.
Hiss Ella Foloy and Mrs. rtoicwo
Noll wish to ask all who donate
The government has asked that
Family Drug Store.
3-4-tr.
every available lot be made produc
tive in order that as much food as pos
sible be produced. For this reason wc
clothing for the relief of the Ilel-ldeem it advisable that all poultry no i Tonic.
glnii children to have tho clothing ; kept up and therefore the. ordinance
dusted and repaired before sending I will be enforced to the lettsr. I '
It In. This will relieve a burden; Order of the Police Department. ! Beautiful sunshiny days are tlio
;t!iat would be almost Impossible to j . L. RAVBUUN. days for kodak picture taking and
overcome by the committee In J-ll)-2t Lhici.ot I ou.-o .jult mvana you wm llcej f1U!i fol.
For tlio dandruff use Silverthoi n's
Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Uulr
It always does the work.
2-38-tf.
charge of these donations.
I.
..,..., , . . I your kodnka, and these may all bo
$:!,00U to loan on first-class real
Honey available """ """
iiuu pruiupiiy ai r)iiverinorn s i-ani-
Oregon
Nursery Co.
of Orenco, Oregon
3-1 1-1 f.
Daniel Bovd of Enterprise .'was estute mortgage
here last evening on his way to at once. Phone: Pluck H2.
Portland on business. Mr. Iloyd
lins been nreod to run for Reoub-;
liriin ii.ill.mnl comiullteenian aaalnst! violet Cream for chaps and l-aimcrs when In La Grande
Ralph E. Williams, but as yet he (hands, Rose Cream for chaps and j should sou the Portable grain bin at
has not said he would make the Cold Cream for the skin, and Rub-j child's Auto Livery. Leave naino
i
-ia-4t ' 'b' Drug Store.
I
and I
race.
-GEORGE BALL, Agent
Phone Black 11S1
' 1212 Washington Ave.
La Grande, Oregon
! : Rev. Stevenson, who is traveling in
the interests of the Baptist Layman j
missionary movement, will be in Lai
Grande and will speak at a parlor j
I meeting at the home of Mrs. C. E. :
blng or Cleansing Cream that will
' please you. All these are abiioliite
!ly warranted by Silvorlhom family
drug store.
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and solicitor will call later In the
season. 3-G-tf.
A good kodak that gives entire
HAT SUE Bausiaciioii, unit you can liny at
$4.00 huts for $1.00, 81.50, $2.00. j Sllvertliiirn's Family Drug Store at
Lots of them left. ? 2.00. at $1.50, at J7.5S, at $10.00,
J-19-3t THE TOGGERY. j at $12.50 or at as much inoio an
I
BILLIE BURKE
t i vou wish to pay. Hotter come in
Lots of snappy and plenty Jao , ,, k.t , show u ,
music at the Home (.uard band;
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' "The Land of Promise" S iini,c K'vcn h tiic newiy-oiinized
mind ai uex nan, iues(iu.v, iviiin:..
Oregon Grocery
Company
Wednesdi
wheat.
March 20th
-One iorkless meal;. use no
CREAM OF EARLEY
For Sale by All Retail Grocers in Ln Grande.
Cream of Hurley is just bailey. It is the finest kind
of a wheat substitute. It is nutritious, it is easily
digested. It is an i.ieal infant food. The sick and uged
can assimilate it when prnctidilly nothing else will re
main on the stomach. It ninltes delicious Dread, Cukes,
.Muffins. Pancakes, etc. Cream of Hurley contains prac
tically no moisture and it therefore goes considerably
further than many other cereals. This makes it economical
CORN MEAL GRIDDLE CAKES
1 cupful of corn meal.
ij cupful o? flour.
116 teaspoonfuls of salt.
14 cupful of sugar.
2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
1 tablcspoohfurof drlpbings
1 eggr, ".'".-' .- ' - v-'.".
1V. cupfuls of boiling wnter.
1 cupful or more of milk.
Cook tho corn meal for five min
utes in tho boiling water, adding the
salt. Turn into n howl, and add the
milk and sugar. Sift the flour und
the 'baking powder and stir into the
mixture; finnlly add the egg, well
beaten, nml,tlio drippings. Add more
milk if neccssnry to make a butter of
tho proper consistency.
FRIDAY
ARCADE
J 2 mil.
3-1 Stf
Young Girl will keep children or
tenings. Phone Red 3751.
3-1 0-Kt
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When you eat Barley you are conserving Wheat for our Boys at the front.
Oregon Grocery Company
DISTRIBUTORS
HAVE YOU EVER
TRIED TO BE SAVING?
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
II. B. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
Caiuholatiini, for Minns, for Sores!
for Corns and millions. Try It t l"7 to Loan.
Rllvrth..rn' faiitllv drue siore. ! cm Improved real
I rates.
Adv.
LHGAI, NOYSCKK
W. S. S. hum ns War
Stamps. Iluy them and We Shall !
Stick the Kaiser. I
property In
daily 3-t'J-tf ' "lll(,n county. No delays. Current
iju urunae investment uo.
Savings!
NOTICE.
Persons outside of fire limits will
u b-
C. Small, Clayton, N. M.: "I hart
been under the doctor's euro all
summer and In bed two months, but
kept getting worse. In January: 1 ;
got so bad I told them somothftig
had to bo done or I couldn't live.
We noticed an advertisement for Fo
ley's Kidney Pills and sent for some.
matlc pains, sore muscles, stiff joints i They have done me more good than
or any symptoms or kidney trouble, all other medicines." aoiu Jbvary-
sald animal by paying cost of feed
and charges for this notice.
J. B. STODDARD.
3-1 1-1 Ot
She Was In lied Two iWnntlis.
Women suffering backache, rlieu-
Wealher permitting, there will be l.1n J1 P"'1"'11 " '""'
.. . i,.,,i t.,.,i,. v. bish until June 1, 1018.
L'S'lliAV .NOTICE
On or about March 1st, 1!)1S,
there came to my place In Fruit
dale, near La Grande, Oregon, one
sorrel borne, with white stripe In
face, weight 000 pounds and per
haps 10 yeura old. Owner can not ! hIioiiI(1 read Ibis letter from Mrs. S. 1 whore. Adv.
j SHERRY I
i THEATRE j
L -THE HOUSE OF QUALITY -!
TODAY , ,
EDWARD EARLE and BETTY HOWE in
"The Blind Adventurer"
From the Saturday Kveiiin;r Post Story,
"The Affony Column.
Also
"VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN"
Chapter 8
Entitled "The Mountain of Devastation"
oning, March 2ilh, as a preliminary,
to the dance which the newly-forui-!
! I ! I:
Stop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds ;
Use "Gets-It'VSee Corns Peel Off!
The relief that "Gels-It" gives '
from corn-pains the way It makes
corns and calluses peel off painless- J
ly in one piei-e is one of the won-
dcrs of the world. The woman In J
"Get Me 'Cetflt'
Quick! It Euti Corn
Painl and Mikei Cora
Peel RilhtOffl1
C. L. MACrxl
Plre CI.'
Calnrtlial DesfnesE Cd.moi I5c Cured
ly local Hiip.lt'i.i xino. '.a thev r.i:.r''( r'i.ch
lh... Ul!t.ati l I.uriio.i 01 Ul- ' tr. Tli.iL' la
only ...... way to a-ur- taotrrh'il U'-afu'.
nnd that la by u c .Tifji. I ..t.ui.ai r.:.u.iy.
.'nMrrl.il 11........ in . I..' r... f.1.
v.-e will sell at a IllKCOIttlt ! fl:..n-.l c.in.llti.,n ..r il... tnu oui lliiln.T
Oversldck of Auto Tires,
! We have a number of 30x:
I which
ti rea
while they hint.
MAXWKU, SKRVICE
2-2S-tr.
STATION
Hippodrome Vaudeville
nud
Keystone Comedy
TOMOKHOW
ARCADE
tho RuiHiichluii Tuihv V.H-n tlilo tub'? lt
liitlniiu-U jou li.ivu n iimiljilii loutnl or lin-D-Tffft
lit-niifiK, iiii.l when It 13 i.!ir-ly
rloBctl. JJ-,ifiua:i li I In- r-F'ilt. UnliT'i th
inllammal.on enn u- r -djcrt nni thl tubo
m , reiiioroil to i'B nortnul con-liiion, lu nririff
l' will hfi dstruyod fnrcv.7, t'mwy vtwn at
I dTifneno ar enujed by r.v-inh. which Is
g an Er.llamrd condiifnn o' lh-' mucus ur-
I fare. Hall'o 'fitarvii In nrtn thru
I' lb" blood oti tho nvicoi.a r.urlaccs of tlio
I W will r,v ritin Iliindr-d tnMnrt for
nny cn' nt fn-nrrbrtl -:ifr- t':.it 'onnot
, L- nirrd by Hnim .Tt.'rrh f'.'dlulno. Cir
Alar IrfC All Iir"(,-fiint3. Tr.r.
F. J. C1I1J.'J.V C. CM.. Toledo, a
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the hnme, ihe "hopper, the dancer,
the foot traveler, 1 lie man In the of
fice, the clrk In the ntnr thi
worker in tin? shop, have today, in
this Rreut dismviry. "'.ets-It," the
one Bur, quirk rdi"f from all corn
and c:illii pntriF the on-- mire, pnln
lfps rftmuver that niak.n i-unin rotn
off fin euflily ii you wouM n-jol a
hananri. It t:.kn '1 FPfondu to np
ply "Cfts-H": it d t once. T1tm
walk with pniitW-fB Jny, even with
tight ihoi'K. You know your corn
Will looff-n from your te pr-el tt ofT
with your Hiiitts Trv it. cum iuf
tvVTv. und vnn'H fmile
"r:etn-Tf in o(d nt nil dr'ii?rliffl
(you need pay no more thnn ?r cnt
n bottle, or pent on receipt of prt'-i
,y R Lawreiuu & Co., Chlcugu, 111.
New Crop:
Garden Seeds in Bulk
Buy Now While the Stock Is
- Complete
Cherrys Florists
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your Brain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring und liumrner when you are buried with work
and worried with labor f liertuge, but build your grunerics now.
You ran buy the lumber and roofinR paper for a first-class
1011(1 bushel portable granary for $54.58 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
S 1 LIG.(H) and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be
filled .lirctly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenrhes need the Micks for sand bags for
Ihe protection of their very lives nnd perhaps your boy is
among them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
ninmil'nrturc.l nt home. When you buy sucks part of tho
money goes to India.
ItLII.I) YOUU GRANARIES NOW
lie prepared by building them before tho farming season
opens up. Be sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you troublo in a few seasons. JJon't
Use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
Ooys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. l-'or particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON