La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE O B S ER VER'S CO M M U N I T Y P A GE THE B11S1XESS MEN OF LA GRANDE ARE VITALLY INTER ESTED IN THE GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY HAVE IN VESTED THEIR CAPITAL HERE, ARE ALL EMPLOYERS OF LAROR. nELP TO SWELL THE PAYROLL AND CIRCULATE THE HOMIvIMH.I.AK. THEIR fiOODS ARE EQUAL TO TIIOS E OF THE BIG CITY STORES. DEAL WITH THEM. KEEP YOl'lt MONEY AT HOME. BOOST FOR LA GRANDE. fMON AND WALLOWA COUNTIES A GREATER. BETTER, MORE ' PROSPEROUS EASTERN OREGON , v . . " .. ; , ! ... ' ''.! PURE MILK AND CREAM CO. W. Cass, Proprietor. , Retnil Department, 1708 1-2 Sixth Street. Deliveries to nil pnrts of the city. Phone us. We lo the rest and you get the best. Phono Red 1U71. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY e. d. seider, Prest. G. C. Hopkins, Srcty-TrMH. SIEGRIST & COMPANY Jewelers 1110 Adams Avenue Hione Red !)1 The Largest Jewelry Storo in Eastern Oregon. LA GRANDE PHARMACY . A. Xewlln, Manager. 1.1(12 Adams Avenue Phone Main 49 WE ARE NO FARTHER THAN YOUR PHONE Prescriptions, Druggist Sundries, Stationery, Confectionery. i Main GO . Blue Mountain Butter, Cream, Milk, Buttermilk-. Ice Cream THE J. D. LYNCH COMPANY . One Block FSY Phone East of Depot packed and stored Mam 10 C. L. THORNE, GROCER Homo Plinno Mnin 54 GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Our Motto: Promptness and Courtesy. WHITE GROCERY 305 Fir Street Phono Main 42 BE PREPARED Join the army of satisfied customers. We have our own Delivery. DUTLI'S BAKERY 317 Fir Street Your Home Bakery Blue Ribbon Bread The best quality of bread, pies, cakes and cookies. 1 Phone 736 1410 Jefferson STANDARD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING, DYEING Phone Main 56 HEADQUARTERS FOR PEERLESS SYRUP A Homo Product -- Made of Granulated Sugar. Pt. 20(.; Qt, :)7 ox., .)-,.; ' Gal., 4 Lbs., 70c; JH1. Lbs. $1.25 Phone Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY Phone Main 35 HARRIS GROCERY 08 Fir Street Phone Main 70 Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables. (Once a Customer Always a customer) . WO rj -") Iff IWI mmJ 4 , iMwM & 105 Depot Street CITY GROCERY & BAKERY . E. Polack, Prop. THE HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES' Phone Main 75 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Ore. The Bank That Takes Care of Your Deposits. We have Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. The only Safe Place to keep your Liberty Bonds, 1110 Jefferson U. LOTTES Phone Black 51 DISAPF OINTED. The wniimn who buys from the mail order house and places faith in the article as it is pictured in the prett v illustration of tint catalogue, is but one of a thousand who d. the same thina-and meet with disappointment. Do not allow vourself to be misled by the alluring advertisements of the out of town house; but go instead to a local shop where you can at least examine, try on and take, all necessary precaution to insure satisfac tion. , Play safe and at the same time give your support to the growth of your community. !Male it a better place for vou ami vour children to live in. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK A GENTLEMEN'S RESORT Cigars, Tobaccos, Lunches, Soft Drinks and 1215 Adams Avenue Thonc Confectionery. . Capital $200,000, Surplus, $t0,000 " " ' President, F, J. Holmes Phone Main 28 Cashier. F. L. Mevers WILSON BROS. TAILORS New Foley Building Phone Black 1761 HAYNES VELIE Cleaning, Pressing and Hat Blocking. 0- A. McCrary's Garage ' 1117 Washington Street Phone .Main 758. Xecond-lfand Cars I 'ought and Sold Andrew Bros. THE TOGGERY Phone Black 231 " t ...:.,i.- rr i, .,: ,.,., ivanboe, Mrs. LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM-MADE TAILORS !,-,,.,,. . M, MiliS ,.,,.,. w,ll ''The Best Is the Cheapest " High-Grade Gents' Furnishings, Repairing ,,,, of lolI,s ,,,,,,. . i,.,.. and French Drv I leaning , , . ,., ... ,, . . . ., called for In ibis offi"i' for (lie; TIhw !i!Krs will Im sent to the . HILL'S DEP'T STORE ' lv',k ,'lu,il,K A!Mil ' i1": ; iciir nrrice on Amii in, mis. iOt)' in s iei ' Ph ' "10 Gentlemen: Foster,.!. L. ; (inrnori. ! if mil: delivered before. I" calling 'Tlie'best'of evITrything for Ladies and Gentlemen, Hoy, andGiHs"- l" J::.I.U'"',' Al,',x; ''"'' Arthur' for Hie l.ovo please say "adve, ,,,, ... . , ... , . L.; Elmo Frank: Marcus. M p.; tisi d," giving dalo of list. 1 he Store of Quality f.ood. Oliver, ! anier: Cos.. O. !!.: Htrfn-1 K. K. nitAOfl. P. .M Two Ilnynes t'ars Sold. , Clias. MeCrnry, of the La Grande garage, In today sending a five passcngor llaynes car to Joseph which he sold to Dr. Mount of that place. Lust week Mr. McCrary sold a five-passenger llaynes to Mrs. O. E. Hichardson, of La Grande. For Billons Troubles. To promote a iiealthy action or the liver and correct tbo disorders caused by biliousness, Clianilier lnin'o Tuhlnls are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they glvn you a relish for your fond and ban ish that dull and stupid feeling. Adv. NEWLIN B06K AND STATIONERY COMPANY HI I Adams Avenue . Telephone Main 67 Let ua supply your hooks, office supplies and Stationery needs. . CHRISTIE & AMSDEN VARIETY STORE What You Sive by Trading with us, will help you buy a LIBERTY BOND. 1301! Adams Ave. Phone Red 309U F. L. LILLY Adams Ave. Main 756 Hardware, Ranch and Mill Supplies, Building Material,, . . Stoves, House Furnishing, Etc. ? CARR FURNITURE CO. 1317 Adams Avenue Phone Main 770 The largest furniture nnd house furnishings store in Enstern Oregon. Everything for the Home or Office. CHANDLER EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE LEIGHTON'S GARAGE Phono Main 737. EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION. OXY-ACETELENE WELDING. MACHINE WORK. MTTf!TTT!T.T. ' 'R.T.PTT'RT.Tr! TRTJGTCS The n. (;. Hamilton Garage, ,lel.tersoii and ir streets.. Both Phones: jU. 7!JU; M. 4:JU. DANIEL AUTO COMPANY Al Daniel, Mgr. Dort, Reo, Monroe, King 8, Kissel, Chalmers, Oakland, Cole 8, Marmon nnd Oldsniobilc Adams Avenue - Phone Main 761 LIBERTY SIX CHEVROLET t.i oo. i. uiciiardson, Jjoiey iiotci HMg., l none iJiaeic 4M OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT Galloway-Rees Co., Adams and Fir Streets. Phone Main 777. 106 Fir Street RUBY CYCLE SHOP Tel. Black 1211 Tire Vulcanizing. Motor Cycle and Bicycle Repairing. Indian, Henderson and Excelsior Motor Cycles. DODGE CADILLAC BUICK Smith's Garage Depot, Opposite Elks Club. Phone Black 1751 MAXVELL CARS MAXWELL SERVICE STATION John E. Anderson, 1110 Jefferson St. Phone Main 71 Union Co. Phone 341 C. E. HACKMAN Cigar Manufacturer MOO Adams Avenue Phone Main 778 La Flor de Hiickman, La Nnpoienn, C. B. Little IL, C. E. H. Cuban Smokers. Imbler is Over the Top Again I M I ! I . K n , April fi . S peel ;i 1 1 "ImbiVr over Ihn lop" UKuin is tin Honiin wo have since the first day of tlto Liberty Loan. Imbler bad more than her quota in bss than -1 hours, $ 1 :;,H.ri.itO hein 1 tic amount bought in that length if time. Siiturtlay was a truly patri otic day in our town. -Air. Korr, of O. A. C. pave nn a me isattr that. stirred every loyal Aeicrtoan who was fortunate to heal hi in. He sioko In the Amusement hall to a i'lie uHseinhly or people. lie tourlied on feveial very important subjects but bis principal subject was the saving of food stuff that we mif;ht send the allies 11 ml our jsoldiers (lie - food that tliey must have (,o win this vav. The ladies of thc Hed Cross pave a dinner in the jMcfloldrick hall which netted them . $K0. j A benefit dance was Riven Friday JeveniiiK to pay for a seryice flat; I for Imbler. A royal nood limn was had nnd the Amount taken in was $:!5. Mvn. S. L. TJrooks made the beautiful flat: with I 1 Kiars oT which we are Justly proud. The flat; has been on display in tin amusement hall the last few dayr. The revival meetings at the M. K. church closed Friday evening. Kcv. Smith, of I'!li?in, lias been preach inK to a lar'o congregation the past week. Dr. Trnwuell. of Kl;zin. caiee up Thursday evening to take in the I , The Third Liberty L oan Dining our Civil War .:,((), )()(),( 1(10 was raised through Cinvcninicnf IhukI sales, and in the same ratio of Liberty lioiuls lo onr present national wealth, we eonid. if ne'-essary, in this war raise .fT4,l Xl.dl ).( HI. In answering the eall of flie Third laliertv Loan let its hear in mind that funds so raised are spent almost wholly within the boundaries o)' the Tinted States; that not only are our dol lars pal riot ieally employed, hut .siven the world's best seeiirity. This Institution eordially invites you to use our f'aeilities. in subsn ibinu: to the Thinl issue of the Liberty Loan. U. S. BANK 8rN01S!S OP T?l I A N" N" t A I . STAT TIME N'T UV Til!. Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company nf Tnn;iiiai..,M;i. U: ti Si in of In.ihi'i;,. on III'' tlllt'tV-fli'Ht il;iv d! lUT-siil-e'-, 1:U7. iniuli' t- (ti.- likuii'iin. . V'""iMi.-lMtier of II,.' i.il ut lrt- ii i tiMiiim ti lit: (Hiatal. Anuiiiiit i .i.;i;il r-t... k p.nil up J 1 U'l.lilHI Dl) I lie. mi,'. Tutnl ).r'-inlinn ifiei. n,. ? t.fl7T.1rtl.7 hil.'i'"-:. thM.lertriN ..mi ri-ntf. 'Mii-, lite yc;tr. . ,. l;..lllJ.o!l III" lUoliitrot'inrnl. lflT I Oh, VlM M.I . t,..i,l it.h iiiMliij.- lb.- )i':n j(J,tti;S li ruril lllt.-:tltl; ;i'nt ill-irl'-M p.il.l .ii.iti.- 'i.- vt-iir :tlf. sii;..nI Ti(..--. In - ii-' ah. I ri-fi, ! Amount o M'.i-r t -() no Irif . .. '7 Totnl eit ifjifui.-n ,v 1 !.k7 Murium nnr r kh! -M;tto on no. I UT .".'.II. 'ill M .iK.-: v , i,;t iMm - I i-.i.-j 1 .nieetiuf:s that were held at the M. church. ."Ira. Denni.". McCully came up Vroni Klfein Friday to visit with friends. The brick masons have just about completed the pawdust burner at the box factory and thy expect to he running al full blant in a few dayf. j Mrs. Sallie Hills, of Klin. is vis iting at Hie home of Darius Wlttys this week. t ) Mrx. W. L. May is reported tdill very 111 at her home six miles from town. .1. L. Andrews went to La flrande Thursday on bit:;iness. ; Tom Pane took an auto load of people to La Claude Saturday after noon. Mr. and .Mrs. T). Weslenskow and , Mrs. F. II. V.V' ten?;l;ow wi-re fliiop (piiur in '1 Cr.md" Saturdiiy. It would bo a V'mv dirficnlt malic'- to t !l who visited Imhlet urday. Clias. S')uin s. wif and daUKhter. Miss ala. took in the Liberty Loan tall; in La Crand" Saturday evenint;. : Dr. and Mr.:, nillmom visited La Inr.tndo Saturday evrnint:. Mrs. :Maiy Hiilini-'s and Mrs. Win. i'i. ! j.. or. i.in)iuiif-i N.t tot T..O.I t,. All .Ml,-' 1 .f Tot M li ..! i;. (ml H-r.... ! - :tl I M 7 u,t Hitiii 111 Orri.!l for h" r. T-!M . .w.-ci, .-.l-ll:,. tt. v .., I: KH' " ' II. K Hi 1 - p.. 1...- I... !v ro i . m t;iiS ii".-t.v, .f, M i It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Tlie secret of ktxping younR is to feel youiif to do tliis you must watch your liver and bowcM tliere'a no need of hrwinn a siliow complexion dark TinRS under your eyes pir.iplea a biliou3 look in your face dull eyes with no i parkle. '-vr doctor will tell you ninety p. r cent of all sic!: noes comes from in a:ivc Ikv It. .inc liver. Dr. ivj.:-rdi, ?: r;dlknown phyeician in hi-, Y?r(wMl a voRctable com p.iu-v! ni: . I .ih r.live oil to act on ll.c !v( r r.vcl b'vc1'. vliicli he gave to hi:; D' :i. n; : i r yars. l'jr. L:-ar;:. ' Clivc Tabl-t the ev.bati t':tc for caii nH, r.re 2n!'c in their actiun yet rJwiya eft'ec'tve. They bring about that cx'.ibcrnnce nf spirit, that natural buoynnc' which should be enjoyed by everyen'j, by toning up the liver and clear inr' the t em vi impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards C -ive Tab-I-ti, by their olive color. 10c and 20c per WiffKans and daughter were La Grande vlHltors Saturday arternonn. Wm . W i Kn n has p u rch a Hed a new piano for the hall and will furnish good music at the til ows from now on. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IL Walker went up to W. L. May's home Friday evening to help (jure 1'or Mm. May who is very ill. Mr. Sanderson and f'rne llecker, of Suminerville, are reniemphitiiiK buying the bulchershop in Imbler. Lawrence WiKans went to i'lf;ln I'iduy nvonhiK to run out lln i-l-i.w uL the City Opera House. Mr. nnd Mm. Willis Sargent left Tuesday for Portland where t will visit for some I'uie. I Harry Hulils has returned from n Iwo-months' visit In Portland. Many of the Imbler people took in the street parade in La flrando .Saturday eyeninp. Hershal MeKinnls and Mr. Ilell lamy spent tlio week end with their families in La Grande. ' Garden Intf is the pi oKiatn now and people in general are making larger gardens than itfmal this year. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn were down from their home near La iGrande Thursday visitlns at tin :iouie of Tom Marlins, j J. David Haines, of La Grando, inade his usual Sunday vMt to Imbler. Mr. Haines is our band I leader and has seveial individuals ; taking private lessons. '. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrouc" Kilmoro and family, of La Grande, isit. l in Imbler over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Mailln have accepted Guy Glenn's offer lor work this summer at. the la iter's farm !nenr Island City. Arthur Ilarton Is visil ng in Imb-,1ft- Tor n few days. L. II. Lursen and family took in the Liberty Loan parade In La , Grande Sat urday evening, j Mrs. J. M. Choate and daughters, 'Thelma and Juanita and Mrs. Itud Glenn, of Summon lib, wore in , Inibb-r Saturday. j .1. C. Itlackinton has purchnsed !new six cylinder Sludobaker ear. Walter Fin man and Wallace Westensknw weje is-itors to La Grande Friday. Saturday and gave a short talk al tile Liberty Loan meet lug. Mr. and Mih. A. 1). Melntyre, of KlKin. visited .Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Walker over Sunday. Mrs. Meln tyre was on her way to visit friends. v Hilts New Officers. At. Its last meeting the officers for the coming year of the local Llks lodge were installed. The romploi.o list of elective and ap pointive officers follows: H. J. Given, exalted ruler; Colon R. i Kberhard. leading knight; Nolan 'Skiff, loyal knight; S. J). Crowe, lecturing knight; A. 11. Cherry, sec retary; 0. S. Dunn, treasurer; L. 0. Rudolph, tiler; T. J. Scroggfn, Clint I Van Fleet and C. I. Fmahiper, j trustees; Delile Green. es(uire; A. W. Nelsont chaplain; Lloyd Scriber. inner guard. The elective officers have elected the following house I'ommillee; W. 1. McMillan, Ulrb-h Lottes. W. It. Jones, C. II. Miller nnd Delite Green. Fast exalted ruler was elected delegate to the grand lodgo which moots ut Atlantic City, N. J., und II W Pnrillili.n wnt nlnntfwl nlturnnte delegate. u If 1 Worn n Farmer. If I were a farmer I won ret keen at band a few reliable medicines for minor ailments that are not ho serioiiH as to reuuiio the attention of a physician, such as Chnmber laln'H Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy me to treat, slight ailments an room for bowel coniplainlH. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fi' coughs, colds and croup. Chamberlain's Liniment for f.pralns, bruisea nnd rheumatic pains. Chamberlain's Tablet for stom ach trouhlffl, biliousness and consti pation. TJy having these articles at lnnd It would often save the trouble of a. trip to town in the busiest season or in the night, nnd would enable as they appear, nnd thereby avoid the more serious diseases that so often follow. Adv. Practically Everything Has Raised But Telephone Service ti U-x. All urutts. ( V. II. Spillliuill '!! ill I .n Cr.'ilKli' i .