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w grx Jk W ,-, ci J rresii t.iu.iiy mm l fiiriua in ui
: EJ JiLJt ' 'bat you may luiy, iu: miy quanlliy
i you wiku or in Mien w.v, ......
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Drug Store. , ' .n"-,":it
Advertising in Brief
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The Union-Wallowa Counts Fire
Assoclntion- will pay a good sulnry to
a comnetent mnn. familiar with tiin-
l La n am,- Paperhanger, -- Phono
(toil 3832. ;, .5 6-2,tf
MierMands In Vhlon Co., to act as fire
I warden for the coming sesjc.t. Vile
' applications will), Miss N-.ip.nl Wil
1 liamson, Secretary of the Association,
.nt the Williamson Land Office, Lo
ifore May 2Sth.
i 5-22-Ct . ' .
i ROBERT EAKIX WILL SPEAK.
Kodaks of - every kind In the
Eastman Hub-la prices from .11.(10
each to $iO,oo: "Wo will gladly'
give any .Information you may
need about 1 kodaks without any
charge ot... Silverthorn's . Family
Drug Store. ' , , '.,...,-'..: c
Dally b-ll-tf. . weekly It
! The Island City Cemetery Associa-
Try the; quick delivery of Film
tion will hold Memorial services at
the cometevy Ht 10:30 a.m. Mr. Rob
ert. Enkin will deliver Memorial ad
dress. 5-23-0t -
and Priming nt Silverlborne's
Family Drug Store.
V '." Dally '5-11-tf
' '' weekly It
DELICIOUS
LONGER. LIFE FOB.
NEGLECT, more often than wear, shortens
( the life of clothes .... Treat a good
suit . considerately and cce how it repays you
in ' longer service . .' . . But first be sure your
care is not wasted upon poor garments, for
sponging and pressing can never supply the
lack of all-wool fabrics and honest: workman
ship - qualities which the Kirschbaum '. label
absolutely guarantees - " - $20, $25, $30, $35, $40
Hills Department Store
When you have your films dot-eloped
and printed by one thut
makes this work a study and is at
this Kind ' of work constantly
you aro hound to get the best of
satisfaction and prompt service at
Silverthorri's Family Drug Store
they hajro one of the best equipped
Dark nooins for blcture work on the
Pacific Coast; They turn out all
pictures the day films are received
If received before 11 o'clock each
day.. 6-21-3t
HHKKP FOB SAI.B
. Have eighteen grade Llncolns and
thirteen lambs for sale. Inquire
W. H. diggs, Rlarkey, Oregon.
4-23-1 -It p
Mrs.
Ave. . .
C. Ralston,
Kill 5 Adams
5-24-lnio
One-third off on all Hair Switches,
at the WalliMg Millinery.' 5-Stf
Speciul Discount on all Hnfs The
Walling Millinery. : o-3tf
We notice some remodeling of
shelving and cases at Silverthorn's
Drug Store. Goods well displayed
iand free from (lust are appreciated bj
then- customers. o-i-a
Wkly It . "-.:'
One-third off on all Ilulr Switches,
at the Walling Millinery. 5-3tf
' j ii . '"
Money to Ixutn.. '
On Improved real . property In
Union county. No delays, Current
rates. I,a Oj-ande Investment Co.
Adv. .tf. .
Hoovorize lu your Amusements,
bargain Matinees every , day at
Sherry's. 5-21-(St
Abdominal Supporters ; for stout
people, "for women or men, as well
aa the latest and best Trusses you
may need, are sold by Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store. -
5-21-3t
V Weekly It
o ,
The 'Kodak thnt will please you
host and at a reasonable price will
bo nn Eastman (such as Silver
thorn's Family Drug Store can sell
you. 5-21-3t
. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Jarvis Emlgh Is no longer connect
ed with the Valley. Creamery, La
Orande, Oregon, or .with any other
creamery branch of the .Walla' Walla
Creamery,.. i'
VALLEY CREAMEllV.
fj-2l'-3t :. ','.' ' .:.' ,. ' .
- pnizi-i
i Fly hoof given away for largest
trout caught between May 25 and
June 1st. See our window.
i PUTMAN DRUG STORE.
, . '.. , ','. .' .,'. ' 5-25-tf
QUT THI-: TOHACCO HAI5IT
".""""""""."."""";""' " J world Iti order that shn -may. pouB
'Of f Kl'rTiyg " for George Steele, a rivlnR young :
J f f g Y J , J;sculptor, who sees in her the model
'ihe has long sought for a Maine to
-- -", be entitled "America Milllunt."
liOCKlWOIt IX ItO.MAXTK; IIOI.K Miss Goodrich will appear In
' I '"Who Loved Him llest" tonight only
Star Unit Ciingciila) part- In Med-ti's nt Hio Star Theatre.
. H':,T- .- : O I-,'.".'-'
HOE FOR THE GARDEN
"The Lamll'!K't
. . Harold Lockwood. -has u ' most
congenial role us the hern iu Metro's
production ot "The Landloper," a
screen story adapted from llnlmnn
Day's navel of ll same name to be
shown at the Sherry Tjientro last
time today. ,, : :
. '"I'lle Landloper''; Is a colorful
j ARC A DE !
"OX Till A L'
(Revlvwed by Edward Weltzel)
In Moving . Picture World.
The First National 'Exhibitors'
Now ii the lima to get buy. Sur
a'r riiht on everything? Better
fon
get m Garden Book by lending a two
cent stamp for postage to tho National
War uandea Coramiiaioo at WMhrni
ton, D. C.
Money m easy montmy payments
pa improv.'(li;,,city p-'ipeity. Ako
money , f-j- .a'rra loans at 'k per
cent.
See J. R. Oliver.
3-21-Hm
Cottnge Cheese. Get It at the
Pure Milk" and Cream Co. Fresh
every day. . . 3-26-tf
It Is more fun tu watch your
money grow than watch It go. Buy
War Savings Stamps.
Soda . water and soda fountain
drinks, served just right, at Silver
Ihorn's. ' 4-30tf
, i '
SPEflAL X(TICI-:
All niemheia of the Army and
'itvy Auxiliary are' requested to be
!ut the City Hall tomorrow (Tues
day) evening, at 7:30 for urgent
reasons.
By Order Auxiliary.
5-27-1 t
o
DliAI.VVtil'; DISTItltT .MEKTIXfi
romnntlcc drama with Mr. Lockwood
unnctlng the role of the picturesque , Circuit luivlng chosen n screen ver
hero, W alker Fair. Farr is the as- slon of Elmer L. Reizenslelii's' novel
sumer nania'. of n wealthy young stago melodrama,, "On Trial," a-i
man, who, on a wager to prove his Ills lujtla! fvatnro. It Is uow In order
eheory Hint any niaii can find the, to record the fait that the selection
full measure of..: Jnj In life, no -In a real success. Produced by the
matter what his station, heconies n Kxtnmty Company ami directed by
Knight of the highway. . jjumes Youns, Ihe-picture is Just as
His thiee months have uhniit ex-1 II) rill In i; and grins the intention
piled when he reaches Uio town of ; Just as flrinl.v'as it did on the spokeu
Marlou. There he finds, romance ; stage. The direction and Ihe ex
und adventure, lie meets Kale Kil-jcellent acting ot the cast naturally
gore. She makes a vivid luipresxion liaio much to do with the result,
upon him, but nilsuiHlerstauda hlsj "On Trlnl" will he presented al
w.,h a HUle girl. The child dies o, mIss Douglas fealurlng the picture Tr.
lu ; '""";hl10,,,- "" "a'ei-on the organ. , 1B utll.nl0olli , lM
l,j,,r,,, ,, t,j ,,,, ,,,,, 0 ,uiiiii-iu luit'i,.; t
, Col. Dodd. Fair begins a fight to j NIM: I W, t'AM
, compel f'ol. Dodd to furnish pure
, wau-r a-id, bucked by tlie people de
feats him.
Eventually Fair's relation as god
fut'ier io the girl becomes known
Used Motorcycles t3R.0O nnd up.
Easy payments. W. H. Dohnenknmp
Co. ' -. .C-21-tf
. Qult-Tobac Tobacco Treatment
will do the work promptly and per
manently. No matter In what form
you use tobacco smoking cigars,
'plpei cigarettes, chewing tobacco or
Isnuff. No matter how much you use,
or how long used. Quit-Tobac will
Ibreak you or the habit in from three
jto five days. Pleasant to take, no
Inconvenience,', no remaining away
-from work or business. ., ,
1 A simple homo treatment. No
: craving or desire for tobacco In any
orm after you begin taking Qult
;Tohac. Don't try to quit the tobacco
habit unaided. It's a losing fight
: against heavy odds and means a
, serious shock to the nervous sys
tem. Let the tobacco habit quit
jYOU. It will quickly quit you, If
jyou will tr.Ito Quit-Tobac according
ito the simple directions we send
jyou. It I- a thoroughly reliable and
'parnir.ner.t- remedy for the tobacco
habit, but Is' not a, substitute for
tobacco. -
:. Thousands have been freed from
the habit. Why not you? Write at
once for particulars' and testi
monials. A. F. Hall & Co., lis LnSnlle St.,
Chlcugo. ----1 1
TEAS ano C0FFEE$
"What is more inviting than a mip of delicious ten or ,
rich fragrant eofffee. . .. . .
We take a special pride in our coffees ana teas, be-:
cause we know they are' carefully selected, and properly
blended. - ' .. .
. Tliere is a superiol'ity about our teas and eottees, that
you will find when you'drink them, and though theyjnay
cost von a few cents more per. pound, they cost you less
p(.r' cup because-5:6, don't use so much it's the quality.
Piione, us your grocery order today.
HARRIS G RO CERY
-Phone Main-70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
4.08 Korth Fir Street'1 " ; , . , . ' 'Across the Tracli
"United States Food Administration License No. G50206. -,-
F7TTF
I I
010 BURNERS
Your wood is gone, the summer is here, that
oil burner that vou have longed for is ready
to install in your Range FREE TRAIL and
. guarantee cover your dollars. ; - -
, BU r THRIFT STAMPS AT , ;
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson E. J. DONOHUE Black 1241
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
VjljJaat)iJieaarf1
SPECIAL
SEED OFFER
Snecinl attention given to rcmoi'.cl-
jing, at the Walling Millinery. 5-3tf
Observer advertising will bring results.
1
Notice Is uroby
p)i i'i'n r.l'ftu'Ud ly
t:ivo to all tnx-
22s ARCADE
QUALITY, I'LLS.
I I
To any man, woman, boy or girl in. Union county, '
who will bring us fiO cents worth of potatoes this fall,
we will give at this time
SI Worth of Garden Seed Your Own Selection.
! CHERRY'S FLORISTS I
Help win. the War.
Plant your Garden now.
-a. ...... .......
to Kale. When the situation be
comeii clrare Kai r discloses bis
ld-ni. Kale believes the ilisparily
In their stations Is too great, but
Farr, supporting his theory, shows
her that plljnn does not mean
happiness.
rarr's fight upon Col. Dodd fur
ni flies tbe piiluie with luaey big
dramatic s-ene. while the loe ele-im-nt
betwen I'arr and Kale Is
charmingly developed.
A laugh provoking Christie Com
edy enlltled "Almost .- Scandal" on
the same, program.
Those working on sweater's and
I bags Tor the Army and Navy Aux
iliary must have them compleled
:aud In the hands or the AtiNillary hy
itomorrow (Tuesday) evening, with
jout fall, an they will he needed then,
i lly Order Auxiliary.
Crande, Oregon, for the purpose of
hearing any suggestions from inter
ested parties. It is important that
all attend.'
OHO. Mll.l.ICR
cm. i, run wood inns
Not Ire Is hereby given that b'ds
will be received at tbo office of the.
Coniilv Clerk until 10:00 a. m.
-o-
5-27-H , Wednesday. June 5th, 1!)18. for tho
furnishing to Union County nt one
Fine Paint Ma From Tar,
j hundred cords of 3 ft. S In. yellow
licvuo d,.
.thnt n lirilllnnt black paint
liuiustrlelle "'' ollow rh' w"(1- flc0 from
limbs, rut from green timber, nnd
S-T-A-R
: Th.
; notes
I which dries well n.t t tnr cnnrin. 'corded in the basement of the Court
' to mineral varnish nmy be made by ! 'louse. Illds must be accompanied
1 lulling equal parts -f coal tar with : ' certified cheek for ten per
; benrlne or coal oil. Spread thinly with 'rent or the amount bid. The suc
I n hard brush, It penetrates tho Wood, 'cessful .bidder will he required to
, which It preserves from decay, nnd It enter Into a contract nnd give a
adheres well to metals, tit the snmojhoud for tho faithful performance
, time preventing them from rusting. jof same.
' j C. K. McCornilrk,
County Clerk.
, 5-:n-;n-25
OH, YES, THEY'RE CUTE
ivsiih: .Movii-x laid iiahio
Miss Kdnn Ooodrlrh, star of the:
motion picture firmament, whose
work In film productions Is ad-1
dlur much to her fame as nn emo-
tfonal actress, finds herself provided j
with many Mrong dramatic oppor-j
iunllies In "Who I.oved Him Dost?"
latest Mutual Production, In!
which Miss (inodrlch is cast as
Dorla Dune. i
Miss Pane Is a famous nnd high
prJcd motion picture star, but she
renounces her position In the film
But don't let tlia aprayar to it en
i you. Cat a Ira Garden Book by
! sanding to the National War Garden
j Commitaion and find out what tha
bugs do not like, than wheel tha
sprayer into tha tret)
:
Ml ST CASH
neglnnlng June 1st, the
Observer will not accept
classified advertisement,
only when cash in advance
is paid. The cost of collect
ing the small amounts Torce
this change. All classified
advertising will he cash-ln-nduince
after June lt.
1-2:1-111
First National Exhibitors' Circuit Presents
hi!'
On
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& .k- m aOa alii 0aaTaB .JaTaV
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ini- iiiiiia Mii-ri--
. Inl ('olu'ii and liar
)in Hit, with Syd-.
uey A ins worth,
liailiara ( 'iistlctmi.
Little .M.-iiv M.-AI-
On Tllal" limf itcr and olhers.
t TODAY AND TO.MOI.h'OW
. A. .
MISS MAliF.li DOl'dLAS
At the Organ.
Coming AVcdnesday l-.ct Vaudeville Sliow
J I
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and, Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor , shortage, but build your grnneries now.
You can buy thcllumber nnd roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for $54.08 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the -same amount of grain will cost you
$125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this tha can be moved anywhere and can be
filled directly froih the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks,"
The boys in tbi" trenches need the .sacks for sand bags for
the protection of Weir' very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them. ' " . .
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured nt home. When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India,
, BU1I.D YOJJR GRANARIES NOW
Ue prepared by buH8ing them before the farming season '
opens up. tie sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
use green lumber; - :
Save moneykeep what you spend at home p event loss
and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building gianaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are uaiversally used In
other sections. One trip with ajrood team will haul the ma- '
tonal for one granary. , For pnSiculars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
j The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON