La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1918, Image 5

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THE BUSINESS MEN OF LA GRANDE AKE VITALLY INTERESTED IN THE GROWTH OV THE COMMUNITY IT WE IN VESTED THEIR CAPITAL HERE. ARE ALL EMPLOYERS OF LAItOR. HELP TO SWELL THE PAYROLL AND CIRCULATE '
THE HOME DOI. I, Alt THEIR GOODS ARE EQUAL TO TnOS E OF THE BIG CITY STORES. DEAL WITH THEM KEEP YO l It MONEY IT HOME. BOOST FOR LA GRANDE. UNION AND WALLOWA COUNTIES-A GREATER, BETTER, MORE J
PROSPEROUS EASTERN OSEGON . ' V . . " - : ' ' - J
PURE MILK AND CREAM CO.
W. Cass, Proprietor. .' -i '' ,
Retail Department, 1708 1-2 Sixth Street.. Deliveries to nil parts of the
; city. Phone us. We do the rest and you get the best. Phone Red 1971.
SIEGRIST & COMPANY '
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U1C Adams Avenue ' '' Phone Red 9t
The largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon..
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY F- D- 8ld". -
: G. C. Hopkins, Seety-Treas.
Main 60 ; ... -
Blue Mountain Butter, Cream, Milk, Buttermilk-.
Ice Cream ;:..-.;
LA GRANDE PHARMACY .-:V;-;V
".' A. Nowlln, Manngor. . :;.:':.'.'..'.' ! '.' ; '
1302 Adams Avenue , : '. i'""' T 1PhonM,B
ww. ahk Nn FARTTTEll THAN YOUR PHONE Prescriptions, Druggist
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THE J. D. LYNCH COMPANY
One Block f.uel AND drayage. Phone
T.t TZi. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
East, of Depot packed and stored . Main 10
C. L. THORNE, GROCER ;
Home Phono Muln 54
GROCERIES, FF.UITS AND VEGETABLES
Our Motto: Promptness and Courtesy.
WHITE GROCERY
305 Fir Street . Phone Main 42
BE PREPARED Join the nrmy of satisfied customers. Wa have our own
Delivery. , .. .
" ' DUTLI'S BAKERY
317 Fir Street
' Your Home Bakery
Blue Ribbon Bread
The best quality of bread, pics, cakes and cookies.
Fhone 73S
1416 Jeffer.ion
STANDARD LAUNDRY
v DRY CLEANING, DYEING
Phone Main 56
i HEADQUARTERS FOR PEERLESS SYRUP
A Homo Product Made of Granulated Sugar.
Pt. 20ft; Qt., 37 oz., 35e; Gal., 4 Lbs., 70c; 9 Lbs. $1.25
Phone Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY Phone Main 35
k : HARRIS GROCERY
m Fir Street ' , ' Phone Main 70
Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables. (Once a Customer Always a
ustomor) '. ... . -.v . .
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 huve Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. The only Safe Place to keep your
Liberty Bonds. i
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1116 Jefferson
U. LOTTES
Phone Black 51
-A GENTLEMEN'S, RESOR'rr Cigars,, Tobaccos, Lunches, Soft Drinks and
Confectionery. '" ' .... ,
WILSON BROS. TAILORS :
New Foley Building 1'hone Black 1761
Cleaning, Pressing and Hat Blocking.
Andrew Bros. THE TOGGERY Phone Black 23i
; LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM-MADE TAILORS
"The Best Is the Cheapest." High-Grade Gents' Furnishings Repairing
and French Dry Cleaning '
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
1209 Adams Avenue .... Phone Main 710
The best of everything for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls.
The Store of Quality Goods.
TTinii;ii nil hire is so construvted. as to 'shift the 'responsibility upon the other fellow,
We have been urfrltf you to Trade at Home because in the final result you will be the
beuefitter in a good clean, live, prosperous connnumty. If you will patronize the Lo
cal Merchant it will mean an additional customer, which means added buying power,
and a cut on the expense account. Every .added account that formerly hnuglit rrorn
nnf. of town meaUs mom. s'tucntrtll .added. t'l jQur .WVU jlQlJ'JCS.' . -. .-.-
j; Property fluctuates or rises on the demand. Yomcommirmty prosperous, it jiiyites
from 'the outside, whereas a run-flown, shiftless Community ".loses daily. Are you go
ing to help lay the Corner Stone to the foundation of Home Co-operation' Are you an
asset or a liability to this Community. I3e a Booster start today, by patronizing local
interests. ' ' - '
NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY
1U4 Adams Avenue ' . ' 1 .Telephone Mln 67
. tet ua supply your books, office supplies and Stationery needs.;
CHRISTIE & AMSDEN VARIETY STORE
Wliat You Save "by Trading with us, will help you buy a
. LIBERTY JBUMD.
1303 Adams Ave. Phone Red 399L
P. L. LILLY ' : Adams Ave. Main 756
Hardware, Raneh and Mill Supplies, Building Material,
' ;. Stoves, House Furnishing, Etc.v;;-:,;,-.; :.V ;.
CARR FURNITURE CO.
1317 Adams Avenue '- ' Phone Main 770
The largest furniture and house furnishings ; store in. Eastern Oregon.
Everything for the Home or Office.
CHANDLER EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE 'Phone Main 737.. '
EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION. OXY-ACETELENE WELDING.
. ;-f MACHINE WORK. .-. ;:r:,1y-;;y:,;;i:..:,
MITCHELL REPUBLIC TRUCKS
The B. C. Hamilton Garage, Jefferson and Fir Streets.
' Both Phones: : M. 790; M. 430., -v:c
DANIEL AUTO COMPANY
.-.":.: ... - Al Daniel, Mgr.
Dort, Reo, Monroe, King 8, Kissel, Chalmers, Oakland, Cole 8, .
Murmon and Oldsmobile i :
Adams Avenue Phone Main 761
' LIBERTY SIX ; t CHEVROLET v
Geo. B. Richardson, Foley Hotel Bldg. Phone Bldck 471
. OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT
Galloway-Rees Co., Adams and Fir Streets,
f Phone Main 777.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
1215 Adams Avenue Phone
Capital $200,000. Surplus, $40,000 :
President, F. J. Holmes Phone Main 28 CashierF. L. Meyers
HAYNES v VELIE
C. A. McCrary's Garage 1117 Washington Street
Phone Main 758, Second-Hand Cars Bought and Suld
For liillmis Troubles.
To promote a imaltliy action of
the llvor and corroct the disorders
caused ' by .biliousness, : Chamhnr
laln's Tablets are ercellent. Try
ihem and sec how quickly thc-y give
you a relish for your food and ban
ish "that (lull and stupid feeling
Adv.
106 Fir Street I RUBY CYCLE SHOP Tel. Black 1211 -
Tiro Vulcanizing MotorCyclc arid Bicycle'Repairing. .
Indian, Henderson and Excelsior Motor Cycles.
DODGE ; BUICK
Smith's Garage
Depot, Opposite Elks Club. '
CADILLAC
Phone Black 1751
MAXWELL CARS MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
John E. Anderson, 1110 Jefferson St. Phone Main 71 Union Co. Phone 341
; C. E. HACKMAN
t . Cigar Manufacturer
1409 Adams Avenue Phone Main 778
La Flor do Hackman, La Napoleon, C. B. Little II., C. E. H. Cuban Smokers.
FOUR MORE IN
WALLOWA'S QUOTA
niCCKPTIOXS AltliA.VGKD FOIt
THK DEPAICTI.NU SOLDI Kits
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NKXT YOIXCI (OfPliK Will),
ENTERPRISE, April 21. (Spec
ial.) Harry Corkins arrived home
Friday to remain until he is called
by the draft, which comes "April 27.
He has heen working In Portland
for several months.
Born, April 21, 1918, a son to Mr
and Mrs. R. Hansen!, nt the home
of Mrs. Scrlpta Weaver of this city.
Several auto loads of people
went to Wallowa Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. John McDonald.
Quite a ; number also went from
Joseph.
'Mrs. O. M. Corkins nrrivi.d home
from Piu;tland last Saturdny, where
she had been for a visit with her
sister for several weeks.
Sho was accompanied by h;r son
Vornon, who is a first liwitennr.t
in the nrmy, and has been V.uion
ed at Vancouver since November.
He remained here one da, when
he wcut East, where be had been
sent to attend a radio school at
College Park, Md.
Mr. L. E. Jordan lias returned
from Logan, Utah, where he left his
son, Marlon, improving from , his
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Holland of En
terprise. : Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cornclison
wont to Portland, Sunday, While
there he expects to obtain employ
ment In the shipyards
Mrs. M. F. Mnhoney has 'returned
from Seattle, having been called
there by the Illness of ho- sis'or.
Mrs. E. P. Mossman of La Gnndc
visited in the city Tuesday and met
with the finance committee of the
Red Cross, giving them suggestion
and help as to how to rnl.n; ni'iucy
for the future needs of the socie
ty. Elba Conley. Is now working as
stenographer in the office of Mac
Illness of tivo months with peritoni-1 Hoke, county agriculturist,
ds. ' I Helen TMchonx, niece or Mrs. W.
Born, April lfi, IMS, a son toW. White, who has been spending
NEW COATS
50 NEW SPRING COATS RECEIVED TODAY. WE ARE SHOWING
THE NEWEST STYLES TO BE HAD AND A MOST WONDERFUL AS
SORTMENT OF COLORS. PRICES $18.00 to $40.00
SLEEVELESS COATS
THESE COATS ARE QUITE THE THING FOR SPORT WEAR IN COL
ORS SUCH AS RED, BURGANDY, YELLOW, ETC.
E. E. KIRTLEY
the winter here going to school,
left Saturday for llend, Ore., to
join her mother. Her nlster Agnes
of Evans, accompanied bcr.
Two sons of Mrs. T. R. Aklns,
Alfred and Floyd, were visiting her
this week. Tho former expects to
be called in the'1 noxt draft.
Miss Ethel Murray and Claronco
O. ' Shaffer, wero married Sunday,
April 14, by Rev. F. It. Sibley' of
the M. U. Church.. The bride is a
daughter of Mr and Mrs. A . R.
Murray, prominent 'resident of Al
dor Slope,
Mrs Melvlna Ward died last Sun
day nt the home of hor daughter1,
Mrs. W. T. Haiinnn of Enterprise.
The funurul was held at the Church
of Cod on Monday, conducted by
the pastor Rev. W. D. Hawkins,
and Interment v.as at Alder Slope
cemetery.
Four more Wallowa' county boys
have boon called to (he draft May
1. They nre Harry linker, Charles
Hales, William Clay and Elmer
Nleninn. Sixteen will leave for
Camp Lewis, Friday. Audi 2fi.
Ivnn Shroll, n senior In the En
terprise High School, enlisted In
the Navy and departed Friday. The
High School pupils went to the
train to see him off.
dames I. Pace died Tuesday, April
16. 1918, at the homo of his son
on Prairie Crek. Tho funeral was
held Wednesday, and was conducted
by Rev. B. S. Hughes of the Feder
ated chinch.
I In all the rooms of the school
this week nuplls gave four minute
talks on "Thrift and War Savings
Stamps." The winner of each room
will receive a certificate of re
ward. In the contest held nt the
gymnasium Friday, Alice Reavls
won the nhnniplnnshlp and will
speak at the People's Theater this
week. ,
The number of thrift stnmns nnri
bonds purchased hv the pupils of
the school last week nmnunted to
$452,110.
Mr. and Mrs. Oo. TInvdnn enter
tnlnud tho Young1 People's class of
the M. E. church .at their beauti
ful new homo lust Thursday even
ing. . Tho evening was enlovnhlv
spent in games and music, after
which light refreshments were
served. The occasion was a fare
well to a member of the class, Clair
Dnlley, who goes on the noxt draft.
The Oddfellows gave n farowell
reception last evening to Mr. Clair
Oalley.
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Do Yon Sleep Well?
, To' be at his best a man must
have sound, refreshing , sleep.
Vhen wakeful and restless at ulght
he is In no Condition for wurlr nr
business during the nay. Wakeful
ness Is often caused hv tiifllf,r.att,.n
and constipation, and Is quickly re
lieved by Chamberlain's Tablets,
how much better you reel with a
clear head and good digestion.--Adv.
Phono: Rod 3441.
4-18-it
FOR RENT, Furnished Housekeop-
lng rooms. Reasonable rates.
Inquire Harris Furniture Co.
Phone Red 3171. 4-1 6-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing l ooms, Waverly Apts. ' Red
821. Adv. 4-8-tf.
WANTED Miscellaneous.
WANTED. 100 Horses or Cattle to
pasture for season. Call Black
302. . : 4-10-4t p
Classified Ads
FOH RENT
FOR RENT Flvo room house. Call
Red 1572. 4-llif
WANTED, Olrl to work at Paris
Cafe, 1115 12 Adams Ave.
i 4-lG-6t
WANTED Clean Whlto Cotton
Rags at tho Observer Office; 3c
per lb.
WANTED. A driver. Inquire,
Dutll's Bakery. ' 4-19-4f
TOlt SALE .MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED Clean Whlto Cotton
Rags at the Observer Office; 3c
per lb. .
FOR SALE Ten registered Shrop
shire ewes and eleven spring
lambs. , Call Ray Norvall, Sum
niervllle, Oregon. Adv. 4-5-tf.
FOIl SALE, CHEAP.
T 1914 Hupmohlle.
Apply Observer
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FOR SALE USED CARS. One six
cylinder Studebaker and two Chev
rolets. Auto Electric Service Co.,
1515 Adams Ave. 4-10-tf
TRADE.
Four-ncre tract in Union, two good
residences, . plenty of out buildings,
few fruit trees, three wells,, best of
latid, just outside corporate limits;
valued at $3500. Will take La Grande
property on cash basis. Address Box
904, La Grande, Ore. ' 4-20,24,27
FOR. SALE Poultry and Eggs
FOR SALE Full bred Barred Rock
eggs, ; )1.50 per setting of 15
eggs. Call Red 3803. Adv.
3-29-tC.
. . 3-22-lm pd
I.OS5
LOST.Thrce small keys on a wlro
ring. gFlnder pleaBe return to Ob
ser, Office. 4-18-flt
FOR RENT 5 room house Phone
Black 1191. Adv. 4-10-tf. 1
I'OIt fllOXT burnished
FOR RENT Modern furnished
npartments, clean; also room and
board. 100(5 Washington avenue, or
Phone Red 3002. 4-20tf
FOR RENT Modern apartment. Dar
land Apts., 6 Depot St. Call Apt. E.
4-1 Otf
FOR RENT Clean four-room fur
nlnhpd house; large lot for gar
den. Call Main 728. 4-l.ltf
FOR RENT, Three room furnished!
I bungalow. 122t W Avenue,!
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JUST OUT THAT IS, JUST IN
A large asortment of the very latest in
Picture Frames
at prices that will surprise.
Harris Furniture Store
H. B. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
406 FIR STREET :5