La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 13, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY 13, 19ltf, LA You Can Rheumatism : - ' CI C. H. GRAM J Expel Because rheumatic pains art f-lt in one joint or niuscle it does not signify that rheu matism is a local trouble. Those who. try to cure it by using liniment inay relieve pain, but do not reach the en use at all. The way to cure rheumatism is to drive the impurities that cause it out of the blood, and Newliu's. Rheumatic Remedy will do it quickly and surely. It purifies and enriches the, blood and adds strength and energy to the whole system. Jt has done all this for others; it will do it for you. Price $1.00 and $2.00 ( f O 1 f f-ifii-Yft Judge Thos. F. Ryanjl" C. II. Gram, candidate for the Rcpubllcun nomination for Com missioner of Labor Statistics, uud Inspector of Factories and Work shops, was born in Denmark In S6U, has lived nearly all his life on tho Pacific Coast and the last 20 years in Oregon. Has a wife and two children, a daughter teaching In the public schools and Present AwiiHtant State Treasurer . Hl.l't IH.K'A.N 1 AMUOATi: STATU TREASURER a son with Co. C, 162 U. S. In fantry, now In France. For 10 years Mr. Gram was connected with the factory inspec tion department . of the labor Bureau, together with his activities l 'LffiAWf .-.. '.'.V X& l v liv y RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY i Quick Delivery Phono Main 40 La Grande, Oregon About Ithcumatlsm. Rheumatism 'causes more pain Did Buffering than any other dis ease, for the reason that it Is the most common of ail ills, , and It certainly gratifying to sufferers to know that there Is a remedy that will afford relief, and , niako rest and sleep possible It is culled Chamberlain's I.lnlment. '. T::::::::::::::::::::::::: - 1 1 I 1 1 I Try the quick.. delivery of Film and Printing at Silverthorno's Family Urifg Store. Daily 6-ll-tf . weekly It -o- FOR RENT Four Room house newly papered. Fruit trees and a block of ' ground.; - Weaver place near brickyard. Key next ', door East. B-13-tf A WANT AD will do it. OIL BURNERS i i THOS. F. RYAN . I Judge Thos. F. Ryan, tho present ; assistant state treasurer and. can-; dl'lato for tho Republican nomlna-: lion for that office, arrived in La- Grande his niovrting. Judge Kyan j in fields for betterment of people1"13 B0,ne strong - endorsements, who labor, has given him an ex-(throughout the state, among which; pcrience that eminently fits him j8,e 11,8 following: ; for the position he seeks. "Tho voters of this state need I Mr. Gram has always been a !lnen who understand tho work which ! consistent and conscientious work- 11 13 lne,r auly to a; an" n,en wltn ; capacity to oo me amies wmcn ae vo'lve upon them; men who are: honest, fearless and patriotic; men who are Americans. . Such-a man is Judge Thos. F. Ityan." Canby News. "Thos. F. Ryan, P. O. M., candi date for the office of utato treas urer, DO OU?GAR to be "thrifty? To be thrifty is to he prepared for the worst to be continually safe-guarded against the unexpected. It's a national necessity present and fu ture. Join the J, C. Penney army of savers prepare for Summer, Fall and Winter NOW. Merchandise advanc-ing hourly. , V Men's Khaki Pants:...... $1.98, $2.25, $2.49 ' Men's Khaki' Hunting Coats........ $1.98, $2.93 Men's Work Pants ; . . Men's Overalls Mcn!s Soft Colored Shirts . , Men's Dress Band Shirts. . . Boys' Suits, 6 to 17 years . . , . .-. . . . , . ; .... . . $1.98 $2.49, $2.98 69c, 98c, $1.25 ............... 98c, ?1.25, $1.49 . . . .... $3.98, $193, $5.90 to $8.90 Boy's Blouses . . .". 59c, 69c Boys' Extra Pants . . . . . . . 69c, 98c, $1.49 Boys' Shirts, all colors.". 49c, 59c, 69c Boys' Suspenders . 15c, 19c, 25c Boys' Hats' V.. 39c, 49c, 98c Don't say Too'Late! Too Late! . Prepare now. 1 Store opens at 7:!iu Closes at , 6 p.m. Incorporated MAXWELL SERVICE STATION fTf er tn the ranks and for the better ment of labor both morally and materially, and has held many positions of leadership and trust In Its ranks. Has always stood for things that were fair, honest and conservative outspoken in his opposition to radicalism and the I. W. W. element. , Mr. Gram says: "The successful fr a6t seven years ad has prosecution of the war Is the fore-!D,ade sood in that position.' . He most oblect of evorv natrlntlr7POSesses an intimate knowledge of cltizon today. Harmonious relation tho duties It involves, Is capable, It la more, tun to watch your j between employer and employee j'honest and courteous. Wo have anlnoncy grow than watch it go. Buy odds much to the productivity 0rjaDldinS ta'.'M in Bro. Ryan's ability,! War Savings Stamps., ! labor which is areatlv needed to 'experience and superior fitness to 0- ' ( sustain our Arms; to this cud, If "11 tl118 Important poslton." ra' I am elected Labor Commissioner I. icirlc odd I'el'ow..; :. Ao - an active member or the Grange, .f.idge Ryan has worked Formerly the United Store Saturdays Opens 7:1!0 Closes 9 p.m. mum has been the efficient doputy Kt.Nl lheap, live-room Bouse, i 1415 V Ave. Inquire 1520 Y Ave. ) f ,.' . 5-2,10t,pd. i shall devote every effort and lnfliir enco to bring about conditions to mosti, effectively continue our fight for' nomocracy." POTTERY SALK All pottery and baskets one half price. Loss than cost. See display consistently for tho building of goodjin windows. roads from farm to-' market; for j horticultural and agricultural legi3- Maurine Toilet Articles, you wlll,,aUoa! and rof -practical drainage, rind . a full stock or these, the j legation, and rural credits laws, latest line .of Face Creams, Pow-, ' Cherrys Florists. ,' ' - 5-6-6t Special Discount on all Hats. The Walling Millinery. :. , 5-3tf ':! i I i i i i i i -1 I i w i 1 1 1 1 ' . Your wood is gone, the summer is here', that ' : oil burner that you have longed for is ready to install in your Kange FK1CK TRAIL and guarantee cover your dollars. BUY THRIFT STAMPS AT Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson , ; E. J. DONOIIUE Black 1211 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture ders and other items, more material ! Kodaks of every . kind in the j in each jmckago and for less money Eastman line In prices from 51.00 i any other high Class Toilet leach to , J60.00. W'q will gladly article sold. ; They arc much used !glve any inforniatlon you may and appreciated by many prom-in"d about Kodaks without any Inent La Urando Indies. You will j charge , at Silverthorn's . Family find.' th030 on sale at Silverthorn's ;Drus Store. ' - 1 1 Family Drug Store. ' ; ' Daily 5-11 -tf. weekly It S S ' ' - s Dally 5-11-tf : ' o I I ' than BE PREPARED! . The SQUIl'tUKL, the BEK and some other WISH creatures STOCK UP and PKKPAU li for Winter, The BEAR and others hibernate WHICH are vou going to do f RING COAL um k cm THE J. D. LYNCH CO. FUEL FEED TRANSFER STORAGE 7 Franklyn Farnum . . .. in a tiramatic piny, of a young, man who Avas willing to trv 1 Anything Once Star Theatre lJXllM TOMOiiUOW Tonight 'LOIHSK LOVELY In "The Girl Who Wouldn't (Juit.' Coming Thursday and Friday '"GKUMAX ' CVKSE IX RUSSIA." J ' ' " tm "Sir aro fighting here fit hoine. Join the ranks of Real Patriots - SAVE and Jmy W'nr Sa vings Stamjis. LEND to the Governinent. Your safe and profitable invest ment will feed, clothe and equip our Red Young Blood. For a Nation's Honor and , Universal Freedom our he roes are pledging their A EL. Nec essity eries that YOU pledge Yours. ir.- ure War Sav ings Stamps at this Institution. United States National Bank lo Yon Enjoy Life? A man In good physical condi tion Is almost certaia to enjoy lire. ; while tho bilious and dyspeptic an IcspoEdcnt, do not enjoy their meals j) and feel miserable a ctiod shaie oi the time. This ill feeling lu near). lalwnvs unnecessary. A f?v tu.i jut Chamberlain a Ta.ets to lone up Mho stomach. Improve the digestion ,i ami rcsulato tho bowcis in all that is needed. Try it. . ti : . LOCALS I Aiid- The Kodak business has so far in creased that we have had to enlarge our room for these goods and all Kodaki are ww free from dust and in piaiti view, so that customers may see at a glance just what, they neefl. Daily 5-7 tf. Seat reservations for Neighborhood I Club Muaicalc, High School Auditor ium, Tuesday night, on sale at Silver thorn's beginning Saturday morning. Adults 35 cents, children 25 cents. 6-9 -2t , o - Special attention given to remodel- li - A li m m Practically Everything Has Raised But Telephone Service mg, at the Walling Millinery. I'OH COItOMiK. 'The undersigned announces that he Is a candidate for the Republican nomination tor tho office of county coroner at u,e primary election to bo held May 17, 1D18. My pledgo 5-3tf is "I will perform tho . duties of the office according to law." z J. C. HENRY. 4-27 5-16 Better buy a Money Purse at onec the new prices' on all leather goods go on May 10th at Silverthorn's Fa mily Drue Store. 5-7-tf $k Advertising in Brief ""Mr .-" C a.) ' Larcoin, I'apcrhanger, Phone , .Itcil 3832. 5-2,tf Siil One-Uiird off on all Hair Switches, ! at ihd Walling Millinery. 6-3tf ; Soda . water and soda fountain i drinks, served just right, at Silver-! thorn's. 4-30K I One-third off en all Hair Switches, i at the Walling Millinery. 5-3tf' I Money to 'lxnn. SJJi' On Improved real uroperty In Union county. No delays. Current wJJ. rates. La Grande Investment Co. 1-Adv. o 7W' Cottago Cheese. Get it at the Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh jpSSv every day. 3-20-tf Money on easy monlniy payments on Improve I city P"ipeitsr. Alro money fy "arm loans at 6 '4 per cent. See J. It. Oliver. 3-21-Jm National Potato Week! Starts today. Patriotism means potatriotism. , Save Potatoes by using more and save wheat by using less. Eat spuds every meal. . ' ,f Wc can supply you with large white mealy potatoes, 100 lbs. .......... . 85c ' Fresh shipment Budded Walnuts per lb. ....(...'........... 28c , -Med. size Sunkist Oranges. ;. . . .'. . , ... 35c Large Lemons, per dozen. ... 36c " " Stop and Shop at the HOOVERIZED GROCERY You save oil every purchase Across the' track, next to Stilwell's Cash .Market, -lie meats for less. Cut the high rent district. ' ' wl io' sells quality s You are Paying too Much for Meat j r. Lnrcom, Red 3832. T ! i-aiierhanger, Phone J 0-2,tf One-third off on all Hair Switches, 5-3tf st the Walling Millinery. jy ' Siieoial attention given to remodel- ing, at the Walling Millinery. 5-3tf ! The rapid service and good work in the picture department is proving : most satisfactory to the customers of .Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. 5-7-tf Oiorlork of Allto Ttw. We havo a numoer of 30xS tires If you are not buying it at the Stilwell's Cash Market. No had accounts No bookkeeper No delivery No 'idle bosses (we all work) and low rent enables us to undersell our competitors. Compare these prices with the ones you pay elsewhere. (iood Steak, per lb 18c Veal Steak, per lb Hood Beef Roast, per lb . .18c . Yea I Stew, per lb.. . . . . . Loin and T-bouc Steak, per lb. .25c L'ound Yeal Cut per lb.. . Bound Steak, per lb 25c Loin Yeal, per lb Compound, No. 5 cans, .f 1. H) No. 10 cans, 2.'J0. ..18c ..15c ..25c ..25c STILLWELL CASH MARKET M. IV. Stilwell. ' WTlFjfO Across the track. Next door to the llooverized Grocerr. we will sell hi a discount they laM. 2-!S-tr.