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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1918)
tAOE SIX MONDAY, .TUTiTjUiW LA iftAKlfi AVKKIXM Oi&itXlYKfl RIVETING GANG CLAIMS THE U. S. RECORD 0 FARMERETTES HERE'S HEALTH Whether at homo or in tho fields of the ranch wo have just the togs you wish to wear priced so, you can afford to work in work clothes. ' I IB C :1: If you fool debilitated and JiaU'-Kick you can fiudhalth through ho Use of our Wine of Cod ikver Oil r!-, siiKtaiv WlllTulllCKIVTl Xion, iiiK tonic and elieve nerv icrvotis dys- . rtii ' i . ' . .mis is a Ktrongtiicn lierve builder that ilia debility, moiital depi .pepsin, etc. ..Why Buffer depression when you can buy energy and health for ij?l.'25. RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY :...":.. .. .. Quick Delivery , Phone Main 40 - . LaQrande, Oregon v 1 ST J , .: ...$1.59 Ladies' Khaki Overalls .. . . Ladics'JJlue Chanibray Overalls LuTlies' Unionalls, Khaki ...................................... Ladies' IIoso ? Ladies' Tenuis Slippers ......... ' Tlio remarkable precedent set by tlie builders of 1!io Tuckahoe has stimu lated a general spirit of competition In the shipyards of I ho country.- Blvet lug gangs ore everywhere being encouraged by bonuses and by their own zeal to make record marks. Tills riveting gang of the Uothleho:n Shipbuilding corporation, Fore Hlvor shipyard!), Qulncy, Muss., claims tlio United Slates record for riveting, having driven 2,803 rivets In nine hours, WAR Iff i i I THE COUNTY GRADING SCHOOL TO OPEN . 8159 , $2.98 ; 2 for 25 83 93 v Ladies' Sandals .. A $1.49, $1.69 T indies' TTiiiinw ' X Ladies' Vests J...... Ladies' Athletic Unions Ladies' Athletic Corsets Ladies ',HSun Straws Ladies' Auto Hats szizx: x 49, 59 .15, 19, 25. 49 98tf 980, $1.25, $1.49 10 ......490 11 W. C. Cowglll. ; HWil.VS THl ltSlMY AM) COX If you want to see something of the 'jTI.VrtS KOH TWO WAYS, beauties of the war gardens in Union! .-, -.. county, just take an afternoon off, and cither use "Sanks' mare" or an auto. ride out of the city a little ways say . six or seven miles, and bordering either side of the road leading to J Union, you will find, besides hand- 'sorne bungalows, many war gardens, ; .Movement In lleiinr Promoted I l'aul II. Siillliiinn,' County ARCADE Today and Tomorrow The Biggest Show n Earths ' ' with &np BENNETT. A Two Reel Laugh Maker Come and Have a Look Behind the Scenes. Comparison is the True Test of Value. -rna by J Incorporated J Formerly the .United Store That Test Our Busi ness In creases Daily. A grain grading' school will bo ! being carefully tended by patriotic j hold in La Oriindc at the t. M. C.' i citizens to help Uncle Sam raise A. building,, beginning at 9 o'clock enough "(Jarden Sass" for his soldiers .lliursday morning, ..July 11 and ; in France. It is Bimply an inspiring (will continue the two following sight, and one long to be remembered, idnys. hlinilar schools have been bowels; Rows upon rows of potatoe plants in "em at -endioton, The. Dalles and bloom, the bright little blossoms tell- Moro. Those schodls are held un. ihff of tender young potatoes almost . 'lor the direction of Prof. O.. 11. famous dish: : "ysiop or j. anu in co-oper - Cause df Desnondencv. . 1 -I improvement la i - i . . i t r.-- miles. v .: This h a co- project, furnish atlon with the grain standards divi sion of the, V. S. IJoparlment of Agriculture. The school will bo for tho benefit of any who are In terested In the government grain grades as Uiey aro In effect at the piesont tli'no. Tho only cxpenss will bo a foe of $2. v ' There are vory few who know the various grades, of whriit, as they Are In effect at tho 'present time. I 1 ' " I WE ARE BUYING & i ready ; for mother's fe"Havo some potatoes in cream son? m l That particular mothers' son, prob g I ably is fighting the good fight for pi freedom "somewhere in France." J! As you approach the border of W Union proper, you will be much sur ff i prised, us I was to see very large gur ' dens in which not only potatoes but 4 corn and cabbages are almost reai'y jPjfor harvesting and these samo gar- dens are in setting of grass as green p as that of any of the much celebratrd 5 KontucKV Ulue urass meaoows ivmg cioseiy cropijcu, uku u bhiwhh tho variotles we grow, hero, rauer, oiNa slice oi mu--,mr ... Tl0 )uyol. w, cxpel.lonce lr33 of the brightest emerald hue. that :.,.,, , ,, ,, , would turn a true Irishman green with,, .e a,;,,,,., wllh tho KI.a(,og ..envy for her we have the use of the . tll(ln wit peop0 who- do not un- water system of Union. Dotted nere jdorstand tho present' grade,s. On p,.and there arc fine shade trees, or jtle othol. lmlu the 4eier.wlll be inavbo a stray cherry tree with its BtiQ1. Ri,tlnfind If ha h a r,.i.. 1 1 bright fruit inviting you to lie dowi j,t,a of wlat Bm(ln hg wheat la on this green mantle read your aun-jthnn when ho sells and has to do- 'day paper while onjoying fresh from pi,n( entirely on the other man's A? Li.- , ..I....... ..mi flich nr I'ltiP fllT- ........ ,1 1. - i IIIU tiuu ttuu, jou m.j.. ioflj-DUi vvv-ii uiimikii lit, IIUS IJIC lies. , , right of appeal. Mr. I'aul Spillinan lln vim rrefc the llicture : Iwllo sllhmilH liis i-niinrl. fitrlhAr Hi In the little city of Union arc many isays: "Wo have some conception ; I improvements this year, wu.i a new as to the vnluo of other crops and iJIschool house, or two handsome church-iilvo stock we orrer for sale, and I? ns und imnroved business !'( ckf be- why not know what our whoat In sides some really handsome 'country -and the plare, It should find on the homos all pointing to a prosperity fori market. If yon nro interested; let 1'tho people who live there, that, I was: me know Immediately." I'aul H. i told is largely duo to good crons thiJ Spillinan, county agejit. yeV not so bounteous as the yeiuj, o before excent onthe irrigated lamis . daily KKllftS ' Despondency it often caused by in digestion and coifctipjition, and quick ly disappears vJJiei Chamberlain's Tablets are ,, takeW ; These tablets strengthen the digestion and move the Adv. - "i; ?:?. -;"' NOTICK TO C'ONTUAf.n'OUS. "' Sealed bids will be received by tho Oregon Stato Highway- Commis sion at the office of its Chairman, at -1301 Yepn Building, Portland, Oregon, at il a.m. on the 9th day of July, 19 IS, for grading work In Union County, between La Grande and ' Enterprise, locally known as. the Elgin-Mlnani Project, as fol lows:' ' . ' Approximately 48,000 cubic yards The length of the approximately 9.55 operative post road the government and Stare Funds jointly, the work.'. however, is to .be under' the" direc tion' and supervision- of the State Highway Engineer. ;' No bids will considered unftiss accompanied by cash, bidder's bo.nd or certified bhe,c for an amount equal to at least rjvu per cent of the total amount Iff Ihe bid. , A corporate Wrety bond will be required tor the faithful perform ance of the contract In a sum equal to one-half the total amount of the bid. .; : All i proposals niuiit be delivered In person by tho bidder or his duly authorized agent at the place and hour above-mentioned. , ... Proposal blanks and full Inform atlon for bidders may be obtained Adv. July 1-4-8. at tho office of the Stato Highway Commission and State Highway .En gineer at Salem, Oro. Plans and specifications and forms of contract may bo scon lit the same placa and at the office nf the Division Enginoor, M. O. Be,nnett, PencllQton, Oregon, or may be obtained from the Salem office iiponj, the deposltlof $5. ! TlieV. right Is reserved to reject uny and all proposals or to accept the proposal or nroposals deemed best forhe Stato lot Oregon. 1 i State HlgVway Coilinlsslon of Ore. gon. S. nENSOfSBfunils8loner. W. h. THOMPSON, Comiufssioner. R. A. UOOTH, Coiiiinissloitur. HEIU1ERT NUNN, ' Stato Highway Englnour. Salpni, Oregon, Juno 27. 1918 It Is to tho Interest, of both buyer ! of excavation and seller that both bo acmmlned ! with the grades as they apply to 1 1 ' . . . . : CHKjRglES Lug Boxemjshed which offset the balance. W. B. GLAFKE CO. PHONE 734 Xii. BO - liepoit. nf tlio Cmidltlon r t OW. STATE HANK. ' At Cove, In the Stato of Oregon, at the close of business, June 29, 11)18 ItO.MdlllTC.S. Loans am! discounts '. $l,('ri.4l) ltonils and warrants..... CO. HO Hanking house a. 700.00 Furniture ami fixtures . . . 1,200.00 Duo from approved reserve banks fash on hand Expenses . . Othor resources, (War Savings Stumps) Total I. lab Capital stock paid I Surplus fund individual deposits net to check .Demand certlllcntea of do- posit ; I Time and savings deposits. . j Keep the Youngsters Happy I What is i school lunch without a i sweet sandwich ? Some of the surplus made into jams and jellies this sum mer will put sweet sandwich filling into each lunch box- next winter. :Give the children less candy and let , them have their sugar in these whole some sweets. ; Jelly Will Jell IF tho right fruit is used t the fruit is not overripe the right amount of sugar is udded the sirup boils long enough Lenin how to make it just right. Write to U. S. Department of Az riculturo for directions for jelly mak ing and preserving. . How to (let Sugar for Canning $lW,,l5 . Estimate the amount you will . . ..' ; need. ' . . . . . f 9 Kiirn n i-ntvl 11 f vniir i.t'i,fpi'' 5,000. on' -;. 2 loo 00 s'a'"'S that the amount purchased is i ' ifor canning. 1 If nn.,1 ,.f 41, o...,H iu ,.! i;,.,l ' Y ' " it should be reported or returned. 1.1,li.n('. j :i,r:i(i.7:i 212.U.' : ilifW suSL ,...vr.-' 158.4C: I -ft Sheep TlUS pw ' and cStop for Sale 1000 MEDIUM FINE WOOL EWES 4, 5 and 6, all in fine shape. Price $12 per head. ce includes summer range for balance of season, equipment. Herder will stay balance of season. Will give terms on purchase. '''.. Write or call RAY W. LOGAN, la grande, ore. WH ITE FLOUR You! You! You! You! 'Come over to HaVris' Fuwiituro Store and see tho Oil Stove DemifystratiW THE PURITAN OIL STOVE. The only Stove on EiipUi oiii)y where ol.se." Harris Furnrnme Store H. a HARRIS, Proprietor 406 FIR STRET '. ' ' Phone: ted 8171. Total, .... v iStato of Oregon. 1R.042.U , . Ycvi medicirtfes have; met with more favor or accomplished Wore good than Chamberlain's m'olic and Diarrhoea .$87,210.5'.': Counly of Union, as. I, Hugh MeCull, cashier nf the 'Remedy, John I Snsk., says of itV .Intzen, Delemy, 1tiave used Cham berlain's Colic ami liarrhiioa Remedy ,,i.uair tin.l in m. tWli in I K, unrl .nil in,- swear that the above statement i'ommcm, it 11S ;ch exceptionally true to the best of my knowledge prcpRration.-. . . and belief. I , n lllifill Mcf'AI.L. Cashier. J(';h printing, The observer. Main 37. KuhscrlheM and sworn to before 0 me this 3rd day of July, 1018. JOHN DKAN, Notary l'liblic. My commission expires November 2C, 1120. Corrcst Attest: K. C. KKE8. , C. M. RAMSDKI.L, HUGH McCAI.U ! Tho Roda Water l'ountnin at Sil rcrthnrn's Is pleaslns all their pat rons. AT Cain is sure a winner ;when It comes to all the fine Soda Water mixtures. Those special Sundaes please all the lady custom ers. G-2!)-tf l.s uow olttainable under govenmieirt regulations. We also earry a complete stock of choicest flour- substitutes. The kind for suc cessful bakine; can always lie Joimd here. Oat Flakes, 10-llt. sack ; Oat Weal, .10-1 b. shek v Oat Flour, 10-11). sack IJitrley Flour, 10-lb. ktwk : lute or 1 el low l.'orti i' lour, lU-llj. sack AVhite or Yellow (.rnMeal,U)-b sack AVhole Head Kice, per Tb. ice Flour, prepared, 1 Potato Flour, ier lb. I?ve Flour, 10-lb: sad. LARDvSUBSTITUTES. Cottotene, small I 49; inediui'n...... :.. 98 Crisco, tlil'ee sizes ................. 32, 98. $1.85 Wesson Oil, two sizes . , 35c 70 v... ,..-.....78 ...........78 ; 78e .........78 ....78 ......:..78 ?1.00 15 78 Directors 3 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery 'Across the track, next to Stihvell's Cash Market. United States Food License No. G50255. 1 FAMILY DRUa STORE LA GWANOK.OaCGON, 'Job printiug, The Observer, Main 37.1 '
