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I(JF. SIX . i. ?::: vn:' o;.s..i:V . : S.'v 1 iICi'-'. . lill'Hl!'l.li!fefe'-- lhi,ii.Hi 0$ SUPPORT of Home Industries J ' '0mA is One Form of Patriotism. WOMEN Are Purchasing: Agents in Most U TlAY-ROLL Money Stays at home homes. Their cooperation Is necessary helps make Oregon prosperous J r-TTr-w-rn iY" -triT rn &SS3tg2SX SSSB55SB I In i i """TTTra j :, - The Konkworra. ' ; I ' Occasionally lUe bookworm who j has worked through numberless J volumes at mediocre or trashy flc ,'tlnn in the library, mnltes a. - vati 'nlilQ find; some novel that Is not (constructed liy one of Hie half Uns. 'en popular recipes for best-Belleis. . jSuch a. book la "Lillecrona'B Home." by Seliiiit Lagerlnf.' This h au cx jiliilslte description of Swedish Iconntry life: with a Blight, hut In jterostlng plot, at once humorous and sad, -with just a touch of fairy superstition. "LItlle-Mald," llio ! pastor's daughter, her slopinothor, j the pastor's wife, the old servants, I and the pastor hlmsolf are do 'BCilbed wllh the delicacy and clear-' ness or a fine engraving. The at mosphere uf the old Swedish hnine- Htead Ik enchanting. . Wax N W VEGETABLES M Shortening ft A Product of Home Industry v . f f m& I Government Inspected . if ffl r Economical and highly depindabli j j wherever a high grade shortening j j ; j M UNION MEAT CO. - SlJpSj Iff 0reflon t&SlS ill - fill ill 1 1 1' OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR ?! Its the daily break-1 fast in thousands off western homes. ! There It no other and healthful, ' digestible Honestly ram m me filed as the dally diet of the enllro household. Ilicauae the liigiHirnta r ao lilendnl as to prndiion n food tli.it Is apetltlalnc mill pnrferlly OI,ntri). 'llinso who hue fmiuj utln-r pnncakei huliiti'slilile will find OLYMPIC nivece wllh the moat delii'iite Bl.niiicli. 'The Portland Flouring Mills Co. Scad ua the end uf the umk:i go n ml rooi'ive liy return ami! Mjcaetlc Top. fi Purola Toilet Preparations and Medicinal Remedies are Guaranteed to Please. livery DrugKeat in La Grande Sells them. ill 1:11 iliiiiip! Larger Bottles .' of "Better Diessmt At The Same Price i : Mayonnaise ' Dressing A Delicius Dressing For Salads, Meats or Fish. Ask Your Grocer For DIAMOND "W" PURE FOOD PRODUCT? WADHAMS & CO. Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers. Dnn'l l.i' I It Mnei'. A'.poiiuh Ihnl rollnwn la nrlppo-or imy other couch thai "hangs on" from winter lo spiltiK wears down the fiiirri-rei , Icavini; him or her in n weakened sliitn iniiiljlo to war ofr Hlelinesr utiil disease. Joe. (illlnrd, US I'illinoie SI., Nashville, Teiin.. writes: "I was Mliifcrliit; wllh a dry : hackliiff eoiiiih and n pain In my j clest, hut .since tnkliiK Foley's' Honey and Tnr 1 have lei,n re-' lleved." I( smitlles, heals n lift ctnvs couj;hs. colds ntid croup, flood for '. whoopliiK conh. Hold everywhere. - Adv. Mr. Grain Farmer: you wait until Sprint; nnd Summer when you are mined with work and worried with Inhor shorlnije, hut build your ginneries now. You enn buy the lumlxr and roofing paper for n first-class 10(1(1 bushel porlable (riniinry for !f "il.TiS anil it will hist for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you (iL'o.OO and this would he n dead loss nirninst this year's crop. A irianary of this si.e can be moved anywhere and can bo filled directly from the thresher, doinir away with high priced ' labor hnmlihiK ami sewing sacks. The boy i in the trenches need 1 he sacks for sand bajjs for the protection of their very lives anil perhaps your boy is mnoiiK them. Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the money (rocs to India. nni.i) vont granaries now lie prepared by btiildinir them before the fanninr; season opens up. lie sure to pet irood lumber, well seasoned, ns low iri.nle lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't Use jrrecn lumber. Save money -keep what you spend at home pv event loss nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the packs for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building Ki.inaiies now. Portable crnnarics ' ,vl'0 nrc universally used in oilier sections. One trip with r. (rood team will haul the ma terial fur one irrnrniry. l'or particulars as well as prices on I'nmn County lumber for nil farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON :rown flour THE PURE FOOD FLOUR CROWN FLOUR in hiado from the choicest of wheat in the best mill on the coast. Therefore, bleaching or arti ficial coioriiif is not necessary. If you are usiiiK another brand of flour it is probably :A-:.i'lwf as t;-:aWy all western mills employ artificial meth-i"!- in c-!vi".2 f!ir flour, L''5o Ci' -.-vr. Flour anil eliminate any possibility of get : i ;; flour tiiat has been artificially colored. As! your Grocer for CROWN FLOUR. i "FEELING ONE'S OATS" Is a familial' expression growing out of the well established fact that eating oats produces vigor and energy. ' GOLDEN ROD OATS Are milled from the choicest oatu obtainable, are f,-ee from hulls and can be used in many delightful dish- i. es Desicies porridge. t Write for Our Liberty Recipes. ' News of the I'lUST MliTllnnisi KI'ISI (il'AI CHURCH. ! I " ! SPIRITUALIST ; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH (Corner First and Washington) Sunday school at 10:00 a. nu To the war hooks listed In the "Observer" of last week may ha added Cunllffe'a collection of "Teems of the Great War." Morn hooka for soldiers have been collected dlirluf: the week. All especially Rood donation has -been received from Mr. Dcl.lle C-reen, In cluding volumes by HopWuson. Smith. Victor Hugo, Jack London, Lew Wallace, Frank Norris, Jnlea Verno and Robert I.oiiIh Stevenson and others. Mrs. J. II. Chllda also iiiiide a Kirt of several excellent. .sou of short stories and other works. We should like to thank eyoryono who save even a alniilo volume, hut -the list would he Ion loan for pub lication. . Are - you efficient, or do you merely' put In your time? Ask at the public library for the following books: The Youiik Man and the World llcverldte. The Exceptional Employee: 'TrninlnK for Efficiency. Marden. Leadership. Brent. How to Live on 24 Hours a Day. Dennett. Laugh and Live. Fairbanks. What All the World's a Heeklug. Trine. Freedom of Life. Call. . The Subconscious. Jastrow. Shop Management. Taylor. . Ricupt during a cold snap like that of this week, the library will no longer run Its heating plant full time. Instead of firing up late la the afternoon; 'as wo approach the bottom of the coal bin, a (ire will bo lighted In the fireplace., The fireplace is In the children'! room, and readers seem to enjoy bringing their books and magazines , and reading by the open fire, while watchl the ehlldron'o pleasure In the picture books and. stories. '-'Library hours . 1-6; 7-9 'week- U "days. Sundays 1:30-S:30, for read- ! lug only. The building will be ...iiJuaed durlng.lhe. Liberty Loan col-. 2 . ebrutlon this evening. 7, I o ,-.V I PATRIOTIC" PROCiKAM. . ; Iuteivstbig: Features for Meettnu at L. D. rl. Tubernacle. The M. I. A. offer the public an other free patriotic program tomor row evening in their monthly con joint session. The "Red Cross" and "Conaerva tlo'n" will be ably represented by Mrs. Mossuian and Miss Murphy. 11 Iks llessie Andrew will repeat the story for which she received the winning award at the M. I. A. story tolling contest for La Grande -district held last Tuesday evening. Mlse Murtha Young will also appear In a violin solo. . The mooting should be woll at tended by all. It will be held at 7:30 In the tabernacle. The pro gram follows: Hinging Congregation Prayer Singing Congregation . Address, "Bed Cross" Mrs. B. IV Mossuian . Violin Solo . (Dorcouse-Oodard Miss Bertha Young ' Address, "Conservation" Miss May Murphy Btory, ."Tbo Uncrowned Ji'Ug" Miss Bessie Androw .' , Singing Congregation . Dismissal Prayer ; o v. He Can Rest Fine Now. "I -suffered greatly from kidney 'and bladder trouble," writes F.I B. Falrbank. 55 Orand HCver Ave., W. Detroit, Mich., "Had to get up six or seven times during the night. Foley Kidney Pills have worked wonders and I can recommend them ' as th heat medicine I have ever, Wednesday evening meetings at! a p. m. Heading rooms open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afterncons from 2 to r, p. in., comer First audi Washington. Sunday morning; service at 11 a.m. Subject: "Unreality." Public is cordially invited. taken. This sterling family rem edy relieves rheumatic pains, back ache, stiff Joints, sore muscles, and other His attributed to kidney trouble. Sold everywhere. Adv. Geo. H. Fccsc, Pastor. Divine service: II a.m. and 8 p.m. Suiuiay school: 1 : -4 r n.m. Geo. II. Currey, Supt. Epworth League: 7 p.m. Claude Cooper, president. Morning Topic: "An American's Gratitude. Kveninpr Topic: "I ife's Sane Be-sort." NT. I'KTKH'S ( lit P.l II. The First Spiritualist Church of La T), , , . . , Grande wil meet over Harris Grocery , 1 he hour of, evening service has been o, . , , e , ' 1 . . . i Store on ! ir street every Sunday eve- Uishop Paddock : t 7-'m i changed to 8 o'clock, vill make his annual visitation on Sun iduy, April 14th. RAPTINT C'Ht lSCIl ("III ItCIl OF (il'K LADY IF TUB i P. VALLEY Low mass. S: ot) a. in. IHrh mass, 10:;m a. ih. Rorary and Bwediction, 4:01) p ni. P. J. DRISCOLL. Rector Residence, sixth and K. Phone Malu 0. Sunduy .chool, PrcachinK. 1 1 tl:4r a. in. a. m. and :"0 . i PULPIT COMMITTEE. Mm. Mngiiire, superintendent. Preaching and communion, 11a.m. B. V. P. V., t p.m. Preaching. 8 p.m. ' Rev. C. W. Itolloman will preach inoriu'ng and evening.'" ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH M Street. F. W. Buysard, pastor. Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. Morning service, 11:00 . ni. SALVATION ARMY Jefferson Street. Florence E. Pogue, ensign, Capt. Mae Flack, assistant. Holiness meeting, 11:00 a. m. Simony school, :00 p. m. Y. P. I.., :15 p. m. Salvation service, 8:00 p. m. in Caen month, 2:30 p. i. W. B. SMITH, Pastor. The Evangelistic Committee of the M. E. Chuixh South will hold service ) at Perry next Sunday at 3 p.m. arid at the home of Mr. Turnbo, 3rd and D Ave., next Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. LATTER-DAY SAINTS Tabernacle Fourth and O Streets. ( has. J. Black, bishop. M. I. A. meet Tuesday evening, r :."(; social hour after class wotk. Primary every Tuesday, 400 p. m. Religious class, Thursday, 4:00 p. m. Relief society, Thursday, 2:00 p. m. t buir practice, Sunday. 7:0" p. in. METHODIST-EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH Corner Fir and Jackson Streets. W. H. Smith, pastor. Residence. "10M North Fir street. Sunday school. !):!.", a. m. Preachinp, 11:00 a. m. Junior league, ;t:00 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 Missionary society CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner Spring and Seventh Streets. Ilible School at 0:45 a. m. n. L. Ferd, pastor. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sixth and Wasnlneten Stweta Sunday schoel, 9:45 a. m. Brotherhood Bible Class meets at Y.M.C.A. at 10:00 a.m. Morniag service, 11:9 a. m. Christian endeavor at 6 and 6:30. Evening sen Ire, 7:t!l). HEV. CHAS. A. PHIPP3, SuhK- for 11 ajn. "The Story of a Little Cake." Ciint TTntfmtayV''7"3 " Tripla Call." ; . 0 m a t
