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LA GKAXJjK OBSliUVlil
PAOll TllUliE
ents, Mr. and Mrs.
this city.
Jack Oliver of
Ml'Q. Geo. T Pnflunn rxf tl.u
City. la In Portland to confer on !
miners perfuming to the Third
Liberty Loiiu beginning April 6.
LOCAL
And
Advertising in Brief
' ( Walls by a new process that I can
positively guarantee to give perfect
: satisfaction for about ono-third the
I ! cost of new work. Call Phone Red
38:12, Und ask for Larcom, and I
win giuuiy can uuu give estimate
ion work. 3-26-0t
Let Us Develop
Your Films
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE N
Miss linogene Russell, who Is one
of the teachers at the St. Paul
school in Walla Walla, is visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. A.
Russell, of this city.
FOU KKXT.
10 Acres, part In Orchard, within
1 Mi miles from Post Office.
No buildings on place.
See La Grande Investment Co.,
1113 Adams Ave. Phone: Main
752. 3-22-6t
Mrs. Fred O. Schllke, chairman
,of the Child's Welfare committee of
ithe Wnmnn'R rnmmtttpo tT thn
! State Council of Defonse, left last' 1)0 'ou know " wmlld ploaso tllc
Li-k. , . ... Ibovs in Franpfl to ri'reivo j i.icture
uism mr roruanu to conier wnn , ----- --
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner. chairman offrom the to,k8 ttt- nome now und
the Woman's committee or the!tl,en especially from his best Girl.
State Council or Defense. Many!1' ou know tnls- wh' not bl,' 8
matters of Importance are to be !Ko",lk at Sllverthorn's and lea! a to
considered pertaining to the out-11"" i"""'. u l" u"
lined work .for children's year, from
April 6, 1318, to April 6, 1919.
Local and Personal
Miss Kthea Thomas, of this city,
16 spending the day in Union.
W. EVdman returned last night
from a business trip to Baker.
County Treasure John Frawlev is
confined to his home ou account of !iected from' Camp Lewis whom he!
"""D- joined In their special car at La
! Grande. ' A number of the young
close a picture with your letters
Milton Stoddard, who has been
ivisitlng friends and relatives In this
city, left last night for Fort Mon
roe, Virginia, where he will enter
an officers' training school. There
Iwero twenty other young men Be.
occasionally? Please drop In and
I let us show you these Kodaks. The
i prices are within your means at our
Money on easy montiily payments
on improve 1 city p opoiiy. Ako
money for farm loans at 0 per
cent.
See J. It. Oliver.
U-21-Siu
- Cottugo Cheese. Get it at the
Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh
cverv day. 3-2G-lf
1
Plenty of fresh eggs for Easter at
Snodpxass grocery, 30c per dozen.
Call Main 43. Adv. 3-2S-tf.
liurbei- Shops.
Will close at C:30 instead of
Store.
d & w It 3-26
Sale Only two more days to get
a cheap hut; $1.00 and $2.00. An
drews Bros. Adv. ' 3-29-lt
ATTKXTION.
Bud McAllister returned this
morning from Union where he lias
been visiting a few days.
A. T. Hill and Floyd McKennon
left this morning Tor Ontario on a
brief business trip.
Mrs. Sam Harris left this morn
ing for Portland where she will
visit Tor a Tew days.
Miss Mildred Oliver returned last
evening from Walla Walla where
rhe in attending school, to spend
her E.ister vacation with her par-
soldier's friends m at the train i
to bid him pood-bye.
XOTK'K TO THK I'l'UMU
PROPERTY OWNERS AND REAL
, ESTATE COS.
I am prepared to clean wall
paper and Hard-finished Kalsomino
B. W. Shores is In no way con
nected with the Taxi formerly
known as snores Taxi, now Known t
as Lu Grande Taxi Co.
uans will recent; piuiupu auwu-
O U.,tal Main HI. ' 1
IIUII Ut Olliuj ........ .
Please make arrangements for
cars Tor any special occasion with a
the undersigned. J
POHRMAN BROS.
o'clock from April 2d.
LOCAL 717.
Adv. 3-27-4L
Overstock of Auto Tires.
We have a nuinoer of 30x3 tires
which we will sell at a discount
while they last. 2-28-tf.
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
FOR SALE Sldway baby carriage.
Just like new. Phone Black 731.
Adv. 3-28-2L
Our Kodak line Is full In every
particular and we are developing
and printing pictures promptly
you will find our. work most satis
factory. At Sllverthorn's. 3-19-tf
rront Laced
PABLO
THE HAPPY HOPPY DRINK
NONALCOHOLIC
MADE BY PABST OF MILWAUKEE
15 A Bottle.
Fresh K.H'tfs are now !!0e a cUmeu.
Some verv fine Cauliflower, 15e to 2")e a head.
The new' model 0-(.'edar Mp, sells for $1.00
Walla Walla Spinach' is coining very fine now.
Full 7-oz. San-o Toilet Paper, o for "25c
New Cabbage .from California. . .
Try one can Golden "JJantam Corn it's very fine.
Xew Turnips from California.
We now have the Uarley and K'ice Flour.
The W. C. Corn Flakes sell for 9c a package.
Uulk Mocha and .lava Coffee at 40c certainly fine.
Ten Found Boxes very Large Italian Prunes, T1.50.
HI
V
Fresh eggs, 30c per dozen, at
SnodgriiES grocory, Main 43. Adv.
3-28-tf.
Attention (). Kudos!
A big class of candidates will ho
Initiated tonight followed by a so
cial. All members are requested to
be present.
J. H. STACEY, W. Pres.
J Household ioods for Sale.
t; FOR SALE Kitchen range, heut-
I ing stove, refrigerator, bed, mat-
tvess and springs, dresser, six
chairs, two rocking chairs, stuhd
J table, carpet sweeper, bicycle, load
chain wood, etc. Phuno Black 371,
S or call at 1614 Alder street. Adv.
I 3-29-tf.
Distinctive
Easter Millinery
That WillJust Suit You
It is gratifying to he able to find just the Hat
you have pictured in your mind when you come
here. There is a Hat to suit all purposes and
tastes and you will agree that they are "Out of
the ordinary" in appearanace and smartness.
The prices of our Millinery, as usual, are the
most attractive in the city.
Come Here to Select Your Easter
Coat, Suit or Dress
and you will find dollar for dollar in Ready to AVear value. Comparison of
tlu; exceptional qualities and unusual styles at our moderate prices is convinc
ing economical women of the savings in our Ready to Wear Department.
We sell the following high grade lines of Women's Apparel:
REDFERN'S COATS AND SUITS,
$17.50 to $50.00.
WEINSTEIN'S (NEW YORK)
COATS
(America's Largest Coat House)
$13.50 to $27.50.
KORRECT DRESS SKIRTS.
' $4.9S to $15.85
AMERICAN GIRL COATS.
For Girls and Misses
$5.00 to $17.50.
New line Silk and
Combination Petti
coats .
$2.6, $3.25. $1.98,
$6.50
T GOLDEN RULE O
Quauty iU Kunc-'ftica ttu '
One of the liOO It. C. U. Stores -with an
Annual Purchasing Power of Over
CO Million Dollars
The Finishing Touch
to your Easter Cos
tume a pair of our
new VTZ & DUNN
SHOES.
J neauty and the Rogue," with
dainty Miss Minter as the Ileauty
S will be presented ttt the Star thea
' tcr on Saturday only.
I Sale Only two more days to got
" .i i-hpun hat: $1.00 and $2.00. An-
-- -
drews Bros. Adv.
3-2!)-It
Strawberries
SHIPMENT BY EXPRESS FROM LOUISIANA
SATURDAY MORNING.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Also Bungalow Rugs, $1.98 and $2.49
While They Last
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
Harris Furniture Store
H. H. HAKKIS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
NEXT TO HOOVER1ZED GROCERY
Looking Well
It is not solely a matter-of
good clothes. It also in
volves proper corseting.
The use of good materials,
clock spring boning and the
very superior designs that
are found in the MODART
Front Laeed Corset, gives
the proper poise to the fig
ure that induces a carriage
that will show clothes to the
best possible advantage.
A badly poised or improp
erly corsetted figure will
never look well .even in the
best of clothes. A half hour
in our Corset Department
will prove to you bv direct
fitting that in a MODART
Front Laced Corset, a su- i
perior garment is found. J
We know from our own ex-
perience that woman after
woman has improved her !
appearance by the use of
these corsets. They are com- J
fortable, stylish and wear !
well. i
PAULINE j
LEDERLE i
Money to Loan.
! i On Improved Teal
property1 In
Union county. No delays. Current
rates. La Grande Investment Co.
Adv. tf.
Hemstitching, 10c per yard, at
The Elite Shop. Baker, Oregon. j
J 3-20tf
J MONUY. j
Oood attention, careful work,
quick service will please you with j
' one finishing and developing of i
I films. Our stock of all Kodak ma-j
j terial is very complete. We will he :
pleased to convince you of this at
Sllverthorn's Family Drug Store.
d 3-2-tt i
coiner Sixth and O. Phone Red
461. Adv. 3-27-tf.
FOR RENT Modern bungalow,
Oregon Grocery
Company
March 30th
"Saturday Usii ini jiork'; evening meal
wliuatloss.
CREAM OF BARLEY
For Sale hy All Retail Grocers in ha Grande.
Cream of Barley is just hurley. It is the finest kind
of a wheat substitute. It is nutritious. It is easily
digested. It is an ideal infant food. The sick and aged
can assimilate it when practically nothing else will re
main on the stomach. It makes delicious Bread, Cakes,
Muffins, Pancakes, etc. Cream of liarlcy contains prac
tically no moisture and it therefore goes considerably
further than many other cereuls. This makes it economical
Hurley Mllhh Hi end.
3 cups Cream of Barley
2 cups Cold Water'
Heat slowly, stirring until mush
bolls, cool it-; andVitdii'-two?: level-'
teaspoons suit, 2 teaspoons sugar
mixed with oiio compressed yeast
cuke. Stir and knead into mixture
3 cups wheat flour previously Blft
ed. Put dough Into well greased
bread pan at once, set In warm
place. When double Its bulk bake
one hour In moderato oven.
When you eat Barley you are conserving Wheat for our Boys at the front.
Oregon Grocery Company
DISTRIBUTORS
J
The ladies of the Christian
-1 -t. . .. r.wwl
CI1UIVII Will llm u luuntu
sale at Hug's grocery on Saturday, i
Everything good for taster. -Ailv
3-2S-2L ;HL,i you wliut you need now. We, Our Ice Creum Is fine: our Service
' " will save you unine money, at Sil-jls belter. We will always try to
H is nioro fun to watch your vurlhorn's Family Drug Store. ! please you at our Fountain, the
money grow than watch It go. Buy ; Miiy y-2i;-tr ;Siiveitlioin's Family Drug Store.
War Savings Stamps. j j Dally 3-2(i-tt
v, , hn m t. r.rnmlo! Th ladles of the Christian i
Will fill HI il IMHJIU'II IIJllll I . , . li 1 W VI' L IT I I'il Ml. U flit y
I SHERRY I
I THEATER !
!,....---- i hi: hoi si; of Qt M.iTY-..
LAST DAY TODAY
I'araiiKHint Fcatnif
"ON THE LEVEL," STARRING
FANNIE WARD
and
BILL HART IN
THE FUGITIVE 2 REEL SUCCESS
TOMORROW ON'LV
Til V, FAVOR ITK
EARLE WILLIAMS IN
AN AMERICAN LIVE WIRE
church will hold a coolted food A.N ! hl- Sweet eieum.
lit Hug's grocery ou Saturday. live cents above iwiur cream price
It... Tlnf. .!.., t,...it, 1.1,1 ,ll
! , , , , . , , Isah
A-iiiiu. Ainu ... ""'; Kvervtblnii good lor Easier. Adv. d.(llwr..l.-llltio Mountain Cream
and solicitor will call later in the 1
season. 3-fi-tf. i
3-2S-
'I
uiy Co.- -Adv. il-28-tf.
Sale Only two more days to got
a cheap hat; $1.00 and $2. (in. -Andrews
Bros. Adv.- ;i-2!)-H
I For the dandruff use Sllvi-rthorn's
j Ideal Shampoo and Cermleido llalr
Tonic. It alwaya does the work.
2-2S-tf.
The White Ivory Goods wo lire
still selling at the old prices. The
new prices of all these goods at
the factory Is much higher than
before better come in ami let us
Soda Water, the beat Hint pure
goods will produce, is just what
you want, when you want il. Our
Sodi( Water hi all Ihhi. We utie
every effort to mal:e only the best.
Weather permuting, Ibere will be
a si reel, band concert Tuesday ev
ening, March 20th, as u preliminary
to the dance which the newly-formed
Home Guard band will give that
night. 3-lStf
WANTED -Clean White Cotton
Kegs at the Observer Office; 3cj
per lb.
WHEAT FOR DUCK BAIT
30,000 Pounds of It Owned by Wealthy
Men Seized. ;
Thirty thousand pounds of wheat belonging-to
"wealthy men of Portland,
Seattle and other plnccs" has been
seized hy agents of the federal food ad-;
.ministration, according to announce-!
inent made by W. K. Newell, acting
fond administrator for Oregon.
The wheat was found In storehouses
on game preserve nbing the Colum-'
Ha river, nnd was being used to halt
wild ducks. No one would give the
names of the owners.
Sportsmen wero requested by the
food administration before the open
ing of the wild duck season net to use
wheat as food for ducks.
OH CrUARD
At tilts time of (he yoar pnnplp fcnl
weak, tired, lir-tles?, tln-ir lilood id thin,
they have lived iiuioors and perhaps
expended all their niuitlril and hodily
energy and they want t knmv hmv to
renew their enei'y and stamina, over
come headaches ar 1 backache, have
clear eyes, n, pmonth, ruddy skin, and
feci the exhilaraiinti if real nmd health
tingling thru their body, liood. pure.,
rich, red blood is the test insurance
against ills of all kind Almost all
diseases come from impure and impov
erished blood. It is to be noticed i the
pale or pimply face, the tired, hazard
appearance or the littW-fS manner.
I)rink hot water a half hour before
meals, and for a veji'-table tonic tlieres
nothing better th it Mr. Pierre's tiolden
Medical Ihfcovery, the old -fa;h toned
herbal remedy, whieh bap had fMich a
fine reputation for lifty year". It con
tains no alcohol nr narcotic?. It is
made ft iti tiolden Seal rMit, Itl.iod
root, Oregon crape, rout, (iteeti root,
Ulark Cherry hark, ettrncted wi:h gly
cerine and made into tablet and liquid.
Tablet? fixty cent.-, at mot tlrng ftorefl.
In order to inttre pure blood and Ui
build up 'be vteni try t(ii tonic known
as lr. Pierce's fioldtu Medical iJiscov
try. (ict it now 1 rx,
BAD BREATH - j
Dt Edwards' Olive Tablct9 Get
j at tlie Cause and Remove It i
D Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substl.
tutu for calomel, act gently on the bowekj
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. Edwards'
Glive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets arc taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
Dr. EJward3' Olive Tablets act oentlii
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All tho benefits of nasty, sickening,
pripin;? cathartics are derived from Dt
Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping,
pain or any disagreeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with Uio
attendant bed breath.
! Dr. Edwards' Olive TableO are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
ail: you will know them by their olivj
, color. Take one or two every night fot i
. a week and note the effect. 10c and 2jt ;
I per box. All druggists. i
The Mammoth Grocery
f. It. SIMKINS. Proprietor
SEEDS
SELECT YOUR GARDEN SEED EARLY WHILE THE ASSORTMENT
IS COMPLETE
Fresh Peanut Butter in bulk 19c per lb.
Sliiniii iit n" liitlk ami i;t'-kai;' Cmikii s just rci-rh cd.
St;ili- and l'aii'-y iri.i-fiics- Frcsli Kiuils ami Vcyetnliles.
Til K .MOST SAMTAK'V (iKOCKI.'V IXTlIi; CITY
MAIN 82 1211 ADAMS AVENUE
Your Patronage Solicited.