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FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1915.
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A NEW TONIG
Price $1.25
a bottle
RUN RIGHT TO THE
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Quick Delivery ... Flume Main 40
'La Grande, Oregon-
J
I'AMII.Y ItliTt It.NH litOM AITO
TUII' .MAW ATTK.XD STOCK
(SHOW, I'l Ml'KI.X liOAUM ARK
lMl'UOVKI)
SUMMERVILLE, June 6. (Special)
Tho Woodward Toll Road 1b now
open to travel. . '
Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne Park spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. San-'
dorsnn
Mrs. Will Youngblood and her
daughter Bertha, of Boise Idaho, are
here visiting with relatives and
I friends. They will go on to Astoria
from hero to join Mr. Youngblood
who is employed In tho shipyards
at that place.
Mrs. Will Slon, of Island City, was
down with her sister, Mrs. Young-
, blood. -.-'..,
i Mrs. Hoy Spcncor and Miss Vera
Hng, tho former lute of Joseph, and
tho lutter, of Elgin, are visiting at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jno .Neid.
ercr. '
Miss Iva Hug has been visiting wfth
Miss Tholina Slon of Island City.
Lee Fine and family and Miss
iMubel Hug returned last Tuesday
I from a trip by auto; to Echo, Pondle
iton. Walla Walla, and Prcscott.
i A numbor of Punkln Ridge men
:havo been at work on the roads up
there, and much credit Ik -ertuinlv
duo thorn for the splendid work done.
Churloy Gordon motored to La
Grande yeBterday to register. ; ..
Some of the fall grain Is beginning
to head out. Rain Is much needed,
anil would be vory welcome. '
The Kcbokahs of this 'place are
getting busy for something . special
to take place here on the ISth In3t.
0 '
You are also further notified that
If you fall to so appear, answer or
otherwise plead herein within said
time, the plaintiff will thereafter
apply to the above-entitled court for
a default against you for such fail
ure, and for the following relief, to
wit:
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to hiindlo your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
- end worried with labor shortage, but build your granaries now.
- You can. buy the lumber and 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 size can bo moved anywhere and can bo ,
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high pricod
labor handling and sewing sacks.
: The boys In the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very Uvea and perhaps your boy is
among them. . ' .. ,
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
: manufactured at homo. When you buy sncks part of the
money goes to India.;
. BUILD YOUR GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by building them before the farming season
opens up. lie sure, to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumbar will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home pvovent loss
, end damage from exposure to weather leavo the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building gtanurics now.
Portable granaries of this typo are universally used in
other sections. . One trip with a good team will haul tho ma
terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumbar for all farm purposes, see
i': Whooping Cugli. .
In this disease It is Important thnt
tho cough be kept loose and expec
toration oasy; which can be done by
giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs. P. H. Martin, Peru, Hid.,
writes, "My two daughters had
whooping cough, I gave thorn Cham
borluin's Couch Roninriv nnd ft wnrlr-
od like a charm."
V FOR HALE
J 12,000 brick ror ?60. '
! One contrirugal pump $40.
J I . One concrete mixer with gasoline
engine 'In good running condition
J!150.
J 200 feet of 18 Inch concrete pipe
at 38c per foot,
jj 40 foot of-12 Inch concrote pipe
1 1 at 15c per foot,
I I nk.u,. 1ftn ll . .
jiiiuc juu Kiiiiuu uoncroie water
drought at $2.00 apiece.
6 feet of 30 Inch concrete plpo at
$4.00. Remember this is less than
.one-third Its former price when con-
i croto and labor were cheaper,
ji Some cut stone at quarry price.
1 1 'Four iron whoelbarrows at $3.00
upleco. ...'
ji 2600 (foot Uouglas fir moulded
leasing and window stool entire lot at
2c per foot. .,
J!I00 worth of pipe forms for $300
A lot of concrete workers tools.
1 00 feet 2-Inch Iron pipe. .
A complete House moving outfit.
J. L. MARS, S. Ave.
C-4t. tf
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
J SUMMONS.
I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ji.. STATE OF OREGON FOR ,.
II.. .. .. UNION COUNTY..
i Henry Bellmer; plaintiff, versus Ru
J aine Rellmer, defendant.
: I To Ruuinc Bellmer, the above-
named defendant: ,
j In tho name of tho Slate of Ore-'
I I gon you are hereby required to ap-
I ' lunx an.l unaiirnt. tk. nnH.n..:4- :i 1
"";"K'"st. you in the above entitled
"3- -: -- - . - cause, on or before six weeks from
t0m1l0l0m1t0m1m1e0l00t0vfmwNltO0 , the date of the first publication of
' this summons;
I lou will take notice that if you
fail to so appear and answer, for
jwant thereof, the plaintiff will apply
in the Court for the relief prayed
jfor. in the complaint herein, to wit;
jfor judgment dissolving tho bonds
I of matrimony heretofore and now
! existing between plaintiff and defen
dant and for an absolunte divorce.
' You will further take notice that
j this summons is published once n
wcok lor six consecutive weeks, in
A A
VVAE
.Y PlC'KI OPd)
AmarillyofQotheslineAlley
y DeLLe lL.Mmjmxis ;
8o&rio by Frances Marion ,'Dii-ected by Marshall Nei1a
' An ABTCB AFT IV-m ,-o wP"
(1) That plaintiff time and reco
ver off and from defendants E. Z.
Carbine and Anna C. Carbine, the
aggregate principal sum of $11,280,
Including plaintiff's attorney's fee
In said suit, with Interest on $0,000
of said sum from the first day of
March, 1918, : until paid, at
tho rate of seven (7) per cent per
annum;, and Interest on $630 of
said sum, at like rate por annum
until paid, from March 1st, 1017;
and. Interest nt like rate per an
num on $630 of said sum, -from
the first day or March, 1918, and
for. plaintiff's costs and disburse
ments In this suit.
(2) That plaintiff have a decree
herein, forever foreclosing all right
title or interest of tho dorendants,
E. Z. Carbine and. Anna C. Carbine.
In or to tho following described
real property, to wit:
: That certain tract of land de
; scribed as follows: Commencing
at the north-west coiner of the
' SE H of section 32, township 2
south, range 38 East of the Wll-i
lametto .Meridian; running!
thence south, 74 rods; thencel
cast, 80 rods; thence north, 74 j
rods; thence west 80 rods to'
place of boginnfng, less a portion i
of . Hnfrl lunrln flmi,-lhn! . aa rni !
lows: Commencing 20 feet 1
west of a point 39.3 rods I
south of the north-east corner of
the NW Vi of the SE 4 of section
3? aforesaid, and running thence
west, 11.13 rods; thence south
34.5 rods; thonce east 11.43
rods; thence north 34.5 rods, to
placo of beginning, and about onol
: square acre off the northwest i
corner of first above described :
tract sold to school district No. j
27, all said described lands be-1
Ing in Unlon'county, stato of Ore-1
gon. j
(3) That plaintiff have a decree!
that any and all claims of the de
mandant, Joseph W. Humphrey, In
or to suid described premises, or to I
any portion thereof, Is subsequent ',
In time and Inferior and subject' to
the lien of plaintiff uy reason of 1
said mortgage thereon,
(4) That plaintiff liavo decree!
and order for the sale of said de
scribed real property according to
law, nud that the 'proceeds of such
Bale be applied to the payment of I
all costs and disbursements of
plaintiff, and ull sums of both prin
cipal and interest found due and
owing plaintiff In'thlR suit.
(5) That plaintiff have judg
ment and execution herein, for any
deficiency remaining unpaid upon
plaintiff's judgment herein, aftot'
so applying the proceeds of such
sale.
(6) That the court appoint a re
ceiver to take possession of and
manage and care lor said premises
during the pendency of this sun,
and until the expiration of tlmo for
e'deemlng said promises from such
sale.
(7) That plaintiff have, from
lime to lime, sucn other and fur
ther rcllof as may bo deemed neces
sary to legally and properly en
force all judgments nnd decrees
herein. , '
.This summons Is published In the
I,a Grando Evening Observe, for a
full period of six consecutive weeks,
and in seven weekly Issues llierof,
tho dato of tho first publication be
ing April 26th, 191S. That such
publication Is made by virtue of an
order duly made and entered by
tho Honorablo J. W. Knowles. Cir
cuit Judge of the state of Oregon,
and for said Union cofrnty therein,
WHY WAIT?
i
We are more than anxious to place jn every
Ladies' or Misses' home a pair of our
SPECIAL CANVAS SHOES
See Our Line Before Purchasing Elsewhere
Poplin Cloth Louis Heel Shoes '- ' $4.98
. White Canvas Shoes, Milt'y Heel $2.98, $3.98
White Canvas Oxfords, Neolin Sole $2.98
Washable Kid Shoes, only , $7.90
The Btorej 1
Where, (ha
Masses a
y 1 Incorporated
Formerly the United Store
Follow the
i Crowds
There's a
Reason.
Kodak enlargements from , your . vet-thorn's '-and get a coupon,
own negatives free.' Come to Sil- Daily 3t ' Wky it
Jii:io'10ili last day to pay walm
rent without a penalty.,.. 6-7-2t
HIGH PRICES!
We are here to hold 'em clown. Keen buyers 'notice the difference,
dreds of items are on sale here at less than today's wholesale cost.
You get the full benefit of our quantity' inn-chases. You save on
purchase. ',
Matches, full count, (J boxes.. 29c
Macaroni, highest grade, in
bulk. Ilooverize, why pay for
fancy packages, per (jt 12c
r Kellogg 's Corn Flakes, pkg. . . 11c
Kellogg's Krunibles, pkg.. 10c
Washington Crisps, 3 pkgs.. ..25c
Hun-ever
M. J. 13. Coffee, 1 lb. 38c, .'Jibs. -
$1.10
Hill's Red Can Coffee, 1 lb. 38c. .
2 lbs. 75c
A. & II. Soda, 1 lb. pkg.. 7c
Salt, 8.1b. sack ............. .20c
IJaisius, 2 large pkgs. .
25c
It pays to pay cash at the UcalCash Grocery.
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Across the track, next to St,il well's CaslrMarkct. . f v -..
United States Food Administration License No. 050255.' '
tho I. ii Ornndo Evenlnu Observer, I8''"' order dated April 2rth, 1918.
a newspaper 'published in the Citv! l'. S. 1VANHOE,
of I.n Grande,. Union Countv. Ore-
j tron, by order of the Hon. J. W. April
Knowles, judffo ot tho above-named '
I court, which order is dated April i
Attorney Tor I'lalntirf.
May 3-10-17-24-31-June 7
iifith, 1!18, and the first publication
of which is made the 2Kth dav of
April, 1P18.
R. J. KITCHEN,
rtiiurney llir 1 inilHUI,
Paily: April 1!H. May ;i-l()-17-24-,H
June 7.
Also Harold Lloyd In
"BASHFUL"
TODAY ANI' TOMORROW
Arcade Theatre
..Norici-: oi-' i-'inaii st;-ni.i-:Mi:T
Notice" is hereby Blven o nil
concerned, ttiat Nannie llnlley, nd-;
I mlnlatiali ix of the estate of James,
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Julia R. .
Metzler has been appointed by the j
County Court of I'nion County, Ore-.
Hon, Administratrix of tho Estate of(
Jnhn C. Hurt, Deceased. All per
sons having claims ngainst said es-,
talc are notified to present the same'
,IX TIIK tilH I I f COUtT OK TIIK to Julia R. Metzler at La Grande, Ore-:
STATU OI-' Oltwiox Kon j gon, on or before six months from the ;
1 I'XIOX COt'.XTY. jdate hereof. ' I
Tho Oregon MortgiiKe Company. I Dated at I.n Grande, Oregon. April ,
! Limited, a private corporation, 2ti, 1 0 1 S. May 10-17-21-31 Jimc7 (
IMalntlff,
I vs.
! K. Z. Carbine, Anna C. Carbine nnd
Joseph W. Humphrey, defendants,
I Summons.
"' r- '"". ir-:r. Halley. deceased, has filed In
blue nnd Joseph W. Iliimphuiy. tho : (l0 c0lliy court of Cnlon County.
(nliovo-nmed defendants, and to ; Oregon, her final account as ad
'each of you: mlnlstratrix of said estate and said
( IN THE NA.MK OF THE STATE court has set Wednesday the 5th
-OK OREGON, you, and each of !' of June, 1!1S, at two o'clock
you, are hereby notified and sum- ' M- !,t County Court rcom
In l.a (iiamle, Oregon as the time
and place for hearing such account
all objections thereto.
Nannie Halley. ,
Administratrix. !
May -U-:i-S8 June4 1
THE ECLIPSE
flic eclipse tomorrow is an opportunity of a lifetime.
You have the opportunity, to buy good meat for less money every
the year at Stilwell's Market. -
day in
The last opportunity will probably interest you most
Ueef Roasts, lb 17i2c to 20c
15eef Boil, lb.. 14c
Shoulder Steak, lb .1714c
Round Steak,' lb .22Vic
Loin and T-boiie Steak, .lb. 22c
Compound $1.10 and $2.20
Veal Roast, lb. ,
Veal Steak, lb.
Veal Stew, lb. .......
Round Veal, lb
Loin Veal,. lb
Pure Lard ......$1.45
and
..20c
..20c
..15c
..25c
22i2c
$2.90
I STILWELL CASH MARKET I
. M. A. STILWELL, Prop. !
I'RO.MI'T l-'KEG DELIVERY'. ' PHONE: MAIN 700. ,'
Xext to the Jlooverized (Iroccry.
The Mammoth Grocery j
C. R. Sl.MKINS, Proprietor
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries
and Provisions
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
tunned to appear and answer or
otherwise plead to the comnlalnt
filed against you In the ahove-en-.....
jtltled court and suit, on or before
i0l00mfnmtmmmt ''' of June, 1H18.
PHONE MAIN 82.
YOUK PATRONAGE SOLICITED
1211 ADAMS AVE.