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TlilTi.SDAY, lu'AUCH 21, ISIS
LA GKANDE OBSERVER
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The Original Cash Grocery
The little store with the big stock and the low prices. It will pay you to call.
Remember, you save on every purchase.
Rhubarb, .1 lbs '. . 25t
Green Onions, :t Inim-lies1 . . . . HH'
Celery, large, l"c size .11
PURE SORGHUM TOILET SOAP v OATMEAL
Highest f-rade tal.le Asso.'te.l Oatmeal, Hut- Ooblen Rn.l an.l
x. 01 stm-u nm teriuilk. AVitch Hazel . Albers
so. 2y. ean 27J' , oka '
No. f, ',:,, ........ 52 7lmi'3: Xo.lOsaek ...63d
TEA GARDEN LAUNDRY SOAP COrn MEAL
SYRUP Hob AVliito . x- ,n , nr.
Pull quart 36, 4 19 No. 10 sa.-k 65f
Full i j Mellon ....70' c'rin ;
Full gallon $1.40 1"j'"s 8-U
- ' QUAKER OATS
TAFFY BRAND POTATOES nr)(. Pkff 27
SYRUP , Xo. 1 Assorted
No. i can ........ . . 58 L) sa(.k . , . .spi.35
Xo. 10 can $1.05 COFFEE
. M. J. ), Brand
PINEAPPLE ONIONS e,
Xo. 1 s.i,e;l, ,.. .14J solia st(,k. J; -gj 1-
Xo. .,, sliced, can ZiiQ . . r, - J'"s .? pel in.
X... 10,'sl iced, can.. 63d 10- u' 5 Lbs. . . ; . .35d per lb.
A If C Ktrictlv fresh vancli, dozen . . . '. : . . 35d
Three dozen $1.00
It Pays to Pay Cash at the '
tfOOVERIZED GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ARCADE.
TODAY ONLY
VIOLET MERSEREAU
in "MORGAN'S RAIDERS"
i Jillll very Bhort; dtmnn(t vcrv
keen, and yqunlity nothing to speak
in. Anyuiins in me snnpe or 0
hog la bringing excellent prices.
Hogs Bellini! totlny at 7 to 1 17.20
wouldn't hnve hud a look-In at 23c
to 30c less thnn u week ago. Prime
heavy hogs are selling from $1(1.7-1
to M7.: pigs $14 to. 15.5 and the
linllk of hogs nroiinil $17.
Sheep receipt for tho day, none,
with very few In tho lmirket for
tho previous pint of the week. All
kinds of ovine stock ineetB with
ready reception by the buyers.
Western InnibH qttoto tit $15 to
$15.5(1; Valley laniha $14.5(1 to $15.
wotltein $12.5(1 lo $13; rwon $il to
$12.
It Hiiro Dock tlio Work
r. Chongenblo weather and wet feet
make March n tliingi'ioua month for
roughs, cold, croup and whooping
cough. He prepared to get prompt
relief. Don't let a rold run Into ser
ious sickness, Mrs. W. 1J. Thornton,!
3523 W. loth St . I.n.tlo Ildrk. Ark., I
writes: "My lltllo hoy had a severe'!
attack of croup and I honestly he-.
lieve ho would hnve (Ilea ir It had
not been for Foley's Honey and 7nr.
Two doses relieved hiin. 1 would
not be without It at nny price."
Sold Everywhere Adv.
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rUWOPSIS OF Till-'! AXNM'AT, ftTATR.lRNt
OP TUB
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
of New Ye.rk I'lly, tn llio Hutti- of Nf-w YorK.
ton lit :tlsi ,lav of hcc-inlier, lot", ma,ta
to the Insurant:,. ri)timilN)luiir of Ilia .stuto j
of Urt'goii, liuiKiiant to Intv: j
litromo. '
. Tolftl rrfoilom Inromi, $8.1.1.018.70;
! Intfrr-st, d iili.iiil n ami rents
ri-c-lviHl durtmr ino itnl .. 31.0Jl.17U.tlS f
i Int'ome from otlirr our.'i o- t
I 1't.lveil OurliiB itn yeor 23.Str'.7t'0.tH ;
niaiitillli,' ti.ai.niiii.r. iliiHrt I
ni,.ni oiu, si,,,..!', ,
i BUSINESS i
W EFFICIENCY ffi
Avelulits are popular at $11 to
$11.80. riteersaro now bringing
the highest pi Ice in the open mar
ket that l'oi'tlttnd has ovor seen..
Medium to good steers are selllitK
largely from $10 to $11 and com
mon to medium steers $8.50 tn $10,
according to weight, quality and
fnt. Low price cnttlo arc very
good sellers. Choice cows and hei
fers are bringing $!1 to $10. Com
mon to good cows and heifers J.i
to $fl,50;' dinners $4.25 to $(1.25;
hulls $5 to $9; calves $7.50' to $12.
Stockers and feeders are still In
very good demand with the denlis'
orders unfilled. They are brlntrl.ig
anywhere from $5.50 to $9.50.
Hog receipts for the week, In
cluding today, 3000. The supply
The Observer's Classified Ads.
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STATES HISJOSITl
SAT, KM, March 21. (Spcciall.
Governor Withycomhc 'today made
public his "platform" upon which
he seclts the republican re-nomina-
nation as the State's chief execu
tive. The governor says:
"If the people of Oregon are of
opinion that 1 have oerved them,
faithfully, I should be pleased to
receive a vote of confidence at
their hands.
"The governor of the state has
the' ear of the people. It is there
fore In his power to nssist in creat
ing and tnaintalng a healthy public
sentiment on the ninny subjects
which inuko Tor community welfare.
I hnve been mindful of this fact,
have mingled with the people and
have done all In my power to pro
mote tho development of' the state,
to bring about the construction of
good roads, to emphasize tho Im
portance or education and especially
to maintain at white heat tho devo
tion or the people to the great
cause of liberty and democracy for
which the country is fighting. If
re-elected I shall continue to do
everything 1 can to accomplish
these ends.
"Oregon has given twenty thous
and of her sons to the great world
war. These men arc the rinwer or
our young manhood and we have no
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TOP PRICES
FOR CATTLE
STEERS REACH II If; H EST I IGl!RE
EVER KNOWN AT NORTH
PORTLAND
FOR HENT
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping
, rooms. Crouso Apnrtmcrit house,
formerly known as Moore Apnrt
ments. 3 017 Fourth St. 3-13-tf
Heavy Receipts Imparts a Better Tone
to the Trade Receipt of
Hogs Is Light
FOR RENT Apartment, also room
for lady or gentleman. Darlnnd
Apartments, fi Depot St. 3-1 3tf
FOR RENT A modern apartment
with separate ; bath. Gilbert
apartment house. Call Red 501.
i AL
!RU
NS
in
"THE
GOWN OF
DESTINY"
An intensely in
tei'estinu; drama
s h o v i n o- bow
one person d i d
bis "bit."
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW
OFFICIAL
WAR PICTURES
Actual battle scenes
of tbe irreat w o r I d
w a r, t a k e li ''over
' there"
I STAR!
Governor ithycombe
clearer duty than that of loyally
supporting them, providing for
their health and comfort and safe
guarding their morals. I shall con
tinue to render them every service
in my power.
''Under our form of government
the conduct of a foreign war de
volves on tho president of the Unit-
i ed States, who Is the commander-in-chief
of the Army and Navy. I
shall do everything In my power to
; assist the president 111 making- the
i power of this country effective in
itlte great world conflict. I shall
particularly exercise my power and
j authority which I possess to pro
jnole a maximum efficiency., in our
local industries which are veiatod
to the war activities. No other
duty is so pressing or at this time
so Important as that of winning the
wrar. No sacrifice is too great if
it looks lo the triumph of the for
ces battling for International righ
teousness. '
"I shall stand in the future, ar
in the past, for rigid law enforce,
ment. and for a cleaner and greate.'
Oregon.
"Oregon Is firmly committed to
tho principles of prohibition and
eo.mil Biiffrngo and. while they are
no longer Issues In this state, I
shall continue to give these causes
, my full support.
i "Every legitimate phase of state
development should he supported,
but ot litis time when our country
is engaged in the most terrible war
in the world's history the most
rigid economy In state expenditure
should he observed.
"We have state problems of great
'magnitude to be worked out for
the Increase of desirable popula
tion: Tor the encouragement of
manufacturing enterprises: for the
enlargement of flocks and herds or
the best breeds: for the eradication
or fruit pests and other destructive
ageucies in orchard and farm; ta
ttle general encouragement 'of pro
ductiveness in nil lines of endeav
or: for the careful, intelligent
handling or the several state insti
tutions and their wards, observing
as far as possible the best lines of
.modem treatment while at the
same time securing for these and
for every department oT state busi
ness the closest possible economy.
noniestic tranquility and busi
ness ennndence are Intimately relat
ed to the public weirnre. I shall
do all in my power to promote them.
I note with pleasure the growing
disposition of employers and em
lovees tn consider each other
rights and to adjust differences by
(Continued on Page Sir.)
PORTLAND, March 2(1. Cattle
receipts for the week, 1700. Re
ceipls are somevhat better than
they have been for the past several
weeks. Tills better supply has im
parted n better tone to the trade
and most steers have shown a good
steady, advance, in some cases as
much as 3 cents. Good handy
FOR RENT Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping; also separate
bedroom;: two blocks from center
of town. 1512 Adams Avenue.
Phone Illack 3901. 2-2C-tf.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c nnd mail It to
Foley & Co, 2X35 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your nnnie and
address clearly. You will receive In
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney nnd bladder ailments; and Fo
ley Cathartic Tublels, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic,
for constipation, biliousness, nnd
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
o ;
FOR IlKNT I'urnislied
FOR RENT. 14 room furnished
house, 1007 lith St. Phone . M
701. 3-20-3tpd
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms with bath, on' lower floor.
2107 Third street. Thene Hlack
3111. 3-18-tf
FOR RENT. A two-room furnished
light house-keeping apartment
(modern); very reasonable. Red
3092. 3-18-tf
Preparedness
LEARN THE 'IKCTII AltOUl
CORSETS Aa We Are Learning the
rruth About War.
Vet Acquainted With
)C Trula Mu. U. B. I'U. OZa,
'he Front Lnce Corset with the
f ENTII.O Bar nnd Front Shield
rhcrc's a La C'nmille Style Thti
iU For You.
Ml the Latest Models Now on Hand
Priced at $2.00 up.
MRS. RODT. PATTISON
Coraetirre.
Rex. 1702 Oak Phone Red .1221
FOR RENT Furnished, one 4-room
house and two 3-room apartments
Phono Illack 1882. :!-18-(;t
FOR SAI.IO Livestock
FOR SALE. Twenty-five heavily
wooled Lincoln ewes nnd lambs.
Fred Zaugg, 4 miles north of La
Grande. 3-18-4t
J'OK SALK Ileal Estate
FOR SALE. Rooming house !
city of Enterprise; 18 rooms;
thriving business; one block from
Main St. Bargain if taken at
once. Owner leaving on account
of bad health.' Add., Box 713,
-Knttmpi'lBO, -fGrq.y r - ' : 3418-7t
FOR SALE. Acre lot No. 24,
Grand View addition; has good
orchard. Also lets 7 and 8,
. hlork 3, Carr's Si- idlvislon. Ad
dress L. D. Mosler, 2119 Grand
St., N. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
3-15-5t . d.
Total Incomo Ul;l.oul,lHMlil
llUhurNrint'iita.
Pntl for low-it, -mloviiimlp,
untiulllfS und rutTbiiuut' v:l-
ut-H
DlvldfinlH tmlit to poltejhottl-
, lot nil- Tin voul'
C.'ommlHeloii, nml uiilurti-N pnitt
uilitiiR llio y,-ui-
Tukch, lii'mmo, nml fl'fll I'llUt
UurtiiK tho )''
Amount or nil otli?r exin'nut-
Itiiuranci
ilarl-
I tn,."i;ri.itis.n
8,UJ8,3S.1II
ttll.U18.OtlS.7l
2.324, 100.03
7,707.ul)7i.a
ii..-.n.u
Total Mpendlture ..$ Ull.nKO.aai'.tlS
Aanrt.
Murkt valuo of i-pul entalo "....,
owitotl l!.i.r18,0'.H.ll
Markri value of ito?ka anil
bonds owned
T .nu nu nn m.H. lnt I'lll.
lateral, eti.".... 200,SSI,.122.1(1
l'miitum noti nnd )ioll(-y
loanN
Puali In bnnkM and on lumd.
?sel uncollected and di-relTed
premluniH i
Other asHotn (nut)
2113.100 2
M. 47.1,0115.!
0,011. 020.1
13.400.710.17
14. 7l!l.74.n. 43
Total noels ...1701,020,048.411
Lean aneclal deponlla tn any '
tllte i If any there t,el,... . o.lo.ll
Total asaeti adniltted tn
Orenon 704.02o,oin..ll
l.luljllltle.
Xet reaerve OI4.003.0f.s 00
Tolat uolli-y elatina unpaid... --'.os:,.rto.l(
All other ItabUHIfii
Dltalitltty liuuruiii-H depart-uient
2.t,"xi.o.'i;t.iio
. ri.ao.vo:.
Uiulor today's new
conditions, those
haviiiff business in
terests r o q u i r e n
broad grasp of both CS)
industAal and fi-
naneial affairs
need foresight and
quick adaptation. : j
Business, extend
ing lievond smooth-
worn channels, calls
for c, a v c ful guid
ancc, nnd with his
! o w n bos t knowl- .
i edge the business j-j
' man may well com
bine t h a t ' of the -jr
1 banker. ; ; iM
' :-' M
Our officers' wel- jr
come eonsultation. .
': '.'-.'SB-
0 eTj
National'
Bank
La Grande, Oregon
FOR SALE One ten-room house,
partly furnished, nnd one four-room
house, furnished ; rents well. Two
blocks from business center. One
of the beat locations in Ln Grande
for boarders and roomers, or nn
apartment house. Price $4,000 H
sold at once. Improvements paid.
Corner Sixth Und Spring. Phone
Red .'1812. 3-13-tf
FOR. SALE Heal estate; write for
particulars. Jns. Bone, Enniett,
Idaho. 3--lmo pdi
Total llalillltlea, exelUHlva of .-.,,
eai.ltat atoek 072.40S.OoO.Sl
Total tnauranve to fofeb. l'e- ,o, ana 0,1
uemlicr 31. 1017 :I.03I1.1S1,8II8.00
lluslneNM ln Ornron for tlie Vrar.
Total luaurance written during o
the year v?,7li. 300.00
aroia premluma received dur-
i veur (life) 03,3.i7.00
GroHii premiums reoelved flur-
Ina tho year ( it lautj 1 1 1 ty I . . .
Premiums returned during
the year
l.utscB paid during the year
(lire)
t.ossea paid during tlia year
iiUeablllty) ,
I.oises Incurred during tlie
year (lltet
Losses Incurred during the
year (disability!
Total amount of Insurance
outKtdmllhK tn Oregon le-
,-embcr 31. 1017
, lly JAS. S. ItOllF.ltTS.
11 Secretary.
Statutory resident ''ll,$K!'t'
ney lor service: A I.FllHO T. UU.N.Nb.V.
"471.88
2.703.22
73,(100,40
54.17
08,012.00
all. 17
11.403.844.00
FOR RENT Two room furnished
house. 1300 O Ave. Phone
, Illack 502. -3-12-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Inquire at Harris'
Furniture Co. Phone Red 3171.
3-9-tf.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALIC Oakland Six, 1917 mo
del III good condition. Two ex
tra tires. Call Farm 190.
3-20-0tp
This is
Stove PolistlSeSV
Y0Ullp.
Should Use"sSV
It a uitiercnt irom Trf I
others because mote t-'aro J
FOR RENT Modern furnished
house. Phone Black 3701, or call
2103 First St. 3-5-tf.
WANTED Miscellaneous.
SPLENHID opportunity for capable
man at La Grande with agency Old
Line Health and Accident Insurance
Company. Good immediate money
nnd permanent business. Direct
contract. TCationai Casualty Com
pany, Detroit, Michigan.
3-21-23-20-3t-pd
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Hags at the Observer Office; :1c
per lb.
WANTED. To buy (he toty best
Farm Mures. Will be In La
Grande on Match 21st. C. W.
Day. 3-19-31
FOR SALE. Furniture for f Ivo
room houso . complete; fruit Jars)
and wood. PnrtlcB leaving town, i
House to rent.
Call Illack 307-1.
3-2 Otf
FOR SALE. Ford truck In flrst
class condition. Inquire lid Cyr,
Gnlloway-Rees Garage. 3-10-tf
FOR SAlI'1. Rooming Houso 111
Enterprise; 18 rooms; thriving
business. One block from muln
81 reel. Bargain If taken at once.
Owner leaving on account ot ill
heallli. Address, Box 713, En
terprise, Oregon. 3-10-Ot
T'S different from
others because mote caro
is taken in tlie iiutkinp-
t ttd tho materials used are of"
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
A.nkefi n brllllnnt, rllky polish IV.nt 6ns
ivi rub olf or Oust ufl'. an.l tho nl:lnu last.:
four t im oh tiM lana cm ordinal y Move
po)Iit!i. Used on HHiniile sloven nnd solU
by hiirflwnro nn-1 urmrcry (Vulrr:.
All wr nrii inn trial. VruiiUm your cimJ! -rtovn,
jour ptirhir Hlyivu ir ytmr l it t:'. If Vti
tUti't lltnl it Dm boot Bio polith tnii ev r
imd. your ilrulvr N milli-irif-tl lo rt fiiml ygu
tno'trv. If.i it on Pluck Silk Wovr Iulm:i.
MuJuIn lituid or puetc oiiotiudlity.
Black Silk Stovo Polbli Worha
SterlintTe IllinoU
tine Blaeti Silk Air Drying Iron Cnntnvl cwi
((atfr-.ii Kiiitirfiiii.vi-ittt" " !'"-: vor.tu tuHtitiit.
I- Black Silk MatAl r'nttth for nili-r r, uU kt
or LiTaaBat. It httii no t,iieaJ fur UHtiun nuttviiubikv.
It in more fun to watch your
money grow than watch It go. Kuy
War7 Savings Stamps.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured '
by iocl eppilcatitni, o tby cunnot roach
tbe dlHued portion f ib ear. There la
only one way to cure catarrhal deaf.ioM,
and that ! by a constitutional rumudy.
Catarrhal Deafness la cauicd by au In
flamed condition of tho muooua Unlnc of
tbe Eutlaohlan Tube. When thla tube la
intiameii you l.ivs s- rymbUnc sound or 1m
perfect hcarins. and when It la entirely
doted, Dep.fm.-B3 li tho rvtult. Unless tho
Inllaminailon can be reduced and this tube -restored
to Its norma) condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many eases of
deafness ore caused by catarrh, which la
an In Ha mod condition of the mucous sur
face. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on t.i raucous surfaces of tha
system.
We will glvs One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafnril that cannot '
be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Medicine. Clr '
oulars free. All DrusKlsts, 76c,
V. 3. CHENEV & CO., Toledo, a '
Business Directory
TAXI-CADS
CALL GREEN 18 for a Tail.
Stand at tho Foley Hotel.
aassksssaeaae,i
J
VALLEY VIEW
FLOUR MILLS
Rowe ft Richardson, Core, Ore.
WHITE QUARTS!
Blue Stem Blend
GOLDEN HEART
Hard Wheat
Graham Flour, I. X. L. Germ
Bran, Shorts and Mill Food
r. ........
Professional Directory
FOR SALE. New Iloosler Kltehon
Cabinet. Also Lorain Family Range.
Inquire of Hen Decious, 1703 Fourth
street. 3-18-it
OSTEOPATHIC I'lll'SICIAN
ATTORNEYS
FOR SALE Pry slab -wood; meas
ured cord, $3,511. Phono Bed
1S82. 2-26-tf.
DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic phy- CRAWFORD ft EAKINT. H. Craw
j WANTED. Cooking, sewing or
tiouseworir tty me day or Hour, ue
ferences. Phone l'htck 21:11.
3-1s-3tpd
IFOR SALE llomn Blown alfalfa i
Beed at farmer's prices. C. W
nond, Ln Grande Rnijte No. 2
3-2r,-lmo.
slclan. Third floor New Foley
Illdg. Hours 10-12 a. in.; 2-5 p.
in., and by appointment, orflce
phone, Red 1701, resldonco Red
881.
DR. MARGARET INGLE Osteo
pathic physician. Diseases of wo
men and children nnd obstetrics.
MECIIA.VO.TIIEI'.OPY
WANTED.- Man with some experi
ence in creamery work and In
Ice-cream tiiokhic. Vollev
Creamery. 3-1 r,-tf !
WANTED Clean While Cotton
Hogs al the Observer Office; 3c
per lb.
I (II! SALE Poultry niitl Egg
j-
'
.j.
FOR SALE Hatching eggs from!
carefully selected mating of single ;'
comb Rhode Island lied, lint-rod1;
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano
Therapy: chronic diseases my
apoclulty; Physical anil Mental
Science. Hours: 1:30 to 12:00
a. m., 1:30 to 4:30 p. in., 7:00
to 8:00 evenings. Phone Tlliirk
2311. Rooms 1 and 2 over Cool
Idge ruiitt Store, Adams Ave,
ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor-ne-s
n law. Practice In all the
courts of the Btnto and the United
States. Orflce, West-Jacobson
Bide., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande,
Oregon.
COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Colon R. Eberhartl,
Attorneys. La Grande National
Rank Building.
VETERINARY
Have the Observer Job Dept.
estimate on your printing needs. " DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter-
V.... n !. t..,,,rit nt i.n.1, Kw- in.flnn Unanltnl lintl MmllRnn
Rocks, White Orpington and English ' . Phonc MHill 37. j.1 A,,. state Stallion Inspector and
wniic i.egnorns. r.ggs, per 1.1, "',., .
to SFl.ou; per inn, ?x.uti to ? iz.uu.
Cull Illack 3011. J. II. Day. 1211 '.j. .J,
GREEN & RUDOLPH Attorneys,
R. J. Green and L. G. Rudolph,
Attorneys at Law, West-Jacobs
Building.
ARCHITECTS
C. E. MILLER Architect, room 27,
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
Have the Observer Job Dept.
I estimate on your printinr needs.
! Home Independent Phono, Illack ; ?'ou Ket lhe ''"' ot fas" uu--.1.
41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, j mB- Phone Main 37.
i
W Avenue.
1 lino I. J. .'. l Main 112. 1 ' V
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