La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1918, Image 5

TUESDAY. .rtlLY IB," 1918 -
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
THE HAY CROP BETTER
C . GOIN&TO WAR.
1 hbn was ryprrTrn it Ford trucki in Kd
I llnll VU HQ LAlLU LU must sell at once. Phone Main
TWO NOHTII l()WI)i:it IIOYM ltK
ri H.M I) I'HOM AII.M Y c AMi'
MW am) win.; HOI woiiK
I.N KIKI.I(ltH. MKJIIKU.
ior iii:i'(iirn:i vmiv ill.
NORTH I'OWUliU, July 13.
v at or iiiarK - - ri
Li. ' '
v ! t r t i v r T.r
rlne Iron WorHyJ
dttlom and best '
Astoria Ma- i
Astoria, Ore. ;'
6-ll-3ut
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Fraternal Directory,
ALE Olt TRADE
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(Sneelal.J-Uuyliiu gutting prut. J 1
tjr well over and tlin crop la much lit
bettor than was expected, il
This section wus visited by 1 1
.' showorg on Tuesday afternoon nnd 'i
on Wednesday iUkIiI. The riilui
helped the grain h wilt dnl, hut 1
. we did not Ket na jiiuch na wo
needed. ' . '
.Tom Ileamiiont lost a flno worM
t inline wiiicn was run over by tlmj
naflflAiimr tt-nlti 'i
Persons In tills -: Miction nie
wntchliiK some experiments tried
out by Humor Carues on his t.i.m
on Wolfe creek. With fortlliiem.
he finds an Increase of over a ton
of hay per ucro.
' Mrs. Tom Uuiiib has gone to
California Jo visit with hir . son
and daughter.
. Mr. und Mrs. C. J. forsstiom
and fnuily, with other friends, a.c
on a trip to Yollowstono Parle.
Wilbur Kobinson wns Bent haul;
from Camp Lewis on account j
defective, eyesight and Sylvian Cool
has also been released from ser
vice on account of poor lieiilth. liu
was In service 20 days and- liked'
the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker aro hciptui
In the haying on the Monday place.
They are driving mowars.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mil;
ler on July 1st n boy. v
Mr. . and Mrs. Patera and jou
and Mrs. Horninn White, wore vl-
snors in union last week. (r
James Tultls who was in tho la.il.
draft was excused until July 2"
on account of his hay ciop.
Bob Shaw has been on the sick
list for some time but Is able, ti.
be out again. ' ;
Somo of the ranchers in tho dry
section bavo cut their grain some
what Kieon as they were nfrnlit
that It would Bbatter if loft until'
ripe.
Mrs. Mao McGregor Is at iiot
Lake and reported to be critically
111.
Howard Claikc has traded ofT
his farm which lies on the bordur
of Thief Valley for land in" Idaho.'
rou sai.ic.
team, 1700 lb. Petrhenm mares.
1,500 lb. Work mare. .
yearling colts,
saddle liorse,
Jersey di.lry cows,
cream separator,
disk .
suts harness ' , -drill
. ,
'Siiccosa'; sulky plow. 1
Call Farmers 16 X
7-13 4t pd-
Job printing. The Observer, Main 37.
FOR SALL
.Blaek113.;
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FOR S At fc Ford car,
Black lOr?, Adv.
FOR SAL
Inquire liar
.
1
Mr
K. of L. of 8ocurUy ML Emily
j Council, No. 140, nioela the second
I and fourth 'Monday evening at 8
'urniture. Call 0 cloclt " n. Yisiuns
... ' 7jo j i members are welcome.
! . 3. K. FITZGERALD. Pre.
1!)14 model. ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee
7-15-3tp FLORENC13 I1RYANT, Rec, See.
wd Ford touring cars. L. O. O. II. Ijx Granae Txxlge No.
'urniture. Adv. I
7-9-tf.
FOR SALEFanVy Cherries Tuesday
and Wednesday at JliU Alder St.,
or heai of Sprint: Avo. N. Staple-,
ton. Alfv. - .V 7-15-itp.
FISIIEHSA
borers.
Auto servKoe.l
July 10. ::l,
Campers, Il'iuters
Phoiie Main 767
:e.
1, 20, i,, 2:
l.n-for
sifiedAdsj
I'XIH ItV.VT h'Ult.NLSHKl)
FOR ME.
Illft roo;
FOR KENT
l,r)08 4thS
NT.-4Flir
itaj. XI
v-
Koonu
1512 'Aam
-Adv. VJ
14
ulshed Housekeep-
Kcd 902
lFOR ALE.-Span of mares, agos
5 and 8, weight 1400 lbs. each.
Must go nt j a bargain. Call
Black JL, uidniervlllc.
7-12-4t pd
850, Loyal Order nt Moose holds
regnlar- meetings every Wednesday
night at 8 p. m. In Eagle Hall next
to Elks; Bldg. on Washington Ave.
L Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
. W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY SWART. Pee.
iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 niviets
on the first and third Thursday
evenings ot each month In the K.
; ot P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
. wetcome.
L. J. MtlNTtALL, V, C.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
F. O. EAGLES. A BRIE NO. 3S9.
Meet first and third Friday of
each month at Eagles Hall. Visit
ing members welcome.
' J. F. STACEY, W. P. .
LEE BELLINGER, Secretary
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
, Grande Camp No. 19 meets every
first and third Mondny at Eagles'
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at the oft'ee
of the clerk, New Foley Bldg.. 9
m., to 8 p. m.
I . J. J. M.URCHI80N, C. C
f R. J. KITCHEN. Clark
IpirnDiM jl vnw u a k It n nnn. T.
Cochran and Colon it. Ebernard,
Attorneys. La' Grande National
Bank Building. , : ,;
Professional Directory
R. J. GREEN. Attorney Bt Ijiw :
; Practice in all state and federal
' courtai Office Ln Gmndo National
Bank UuiWiiiR.. V
AHCIIITECT8
JL, mi4n
vl,
Housekeeping rooms,
AdJ . 7-12-Gtp.
FOR RENT 1
keeping, two
. town,
8901
' for light house-
from center of
Phone Black
7-S-tf.
FOR SALE Mitcll
roadster, 1911
run 5700 milea
Repair Shop or
car. Adv.
dl Six; 4-passengcr
del in Al condition,
iiiuire at Overland
Jofferson and sec
7-lG-3tp.
ItliNT
FOR RENT--M
Call Main 380.
6-room house.
6-28-tf
FOR R ENT. Modern five-room
, house, acre ground, good gar
den, good will, near Hospital.
" See J. R. OliiW La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
svW " . i '- -6-28-18? tt
"WANTED.
WANTED .
: Black 1012.
Al baby
.4Adv.
I)
buggy. Phone
7-15-3tp.
STRAYED. tone blnek Jenny mule,
weight about J 3 00. Hna halter,
branded on ldft stlflo, scarred
on loft sl&uldeij Reward offer
ed. PhonA VF. ITriinx, Kamcla,
Ore1. . t 1 7-12 6t pd
LOS11AND FOUND
FOUND. Runth of
brass ejr,. Iwo
Ki'.vs. iii.i- . nftall
disc heal llii;
ran have
. no ire.
WANTED Wirk by 14 year old girl.
Black 1012. Adv. 7-lB-3tp. i
aged
10-fit
WANTED.
15. ur
WotlJ by a boy .
e lfil 1G' T
THOSE who wish . scavenger : worl
done at a reasonable prlog, call
Main 37, Observer office. Adv.
: 6-12-lmp
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AND BIL'
CONSTIPATION
OUSNESS
Good digestion goes far toward
comfort and health in not weather , rtTv oca vnWnijAii ,.n. wi.
WANTED Work it as clerk, book
keeper, or iineaeption room. Ad
dress L, id, care Observer.: Adv.
7-ll-6tp. ;
Undigested, food in the stomach car
quickly poison thelsystein. Geo. Jen
ncr, 410 Lnbpr St.f San Antonio, Tex.
writes: "Foley Cafliartic Tablets have
proven the bc.t hAcntivc 1 have taker
and I recommeld them to anyone suf
fering from cAintipntion or biious
ness. They sliomp be in every travel
ing man's grip. Quick relief foi
sick headache, bloating or other con
dition caused by bad indigestion. Sole'
everywhere. Adv.
When the average woman buys
her groceries or fruits or veget
ables she Is most particular and
' buys only the best So it should
be with the ladies who wish cold
soda water, ice creim sundaes or
fancy drinks. Tliey should demand
and buy the best. If you will no
tice these conditions you will nat
urally drop in at Sllverthorn's
Fountain nnd have Al Cain prepare
for you one of his specialities, a
Rex Pecan Sundae. Dy 3t
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA GRAND K.OREGON.
1 THE LOCAL MARKET.
Sugar 10c lb. I
Butter C055cj
Eggs, fresh 45c do.
Flour $2.7BW?3.00
Cantaloupes 15cfi2 for 25c j
Cherries, Iting, per gal. 50c
Cherries, Royal Anne, per gal 50c ;
Raspberries 15
Black Caps 2 for 35'
Loganberries 2 for 25c
Green Onions 5c, 3 for 10c
Radishes, per bunch 5c
Hot house tomatoes 35c lb.
California tomatoes 25c lb.
Green speas 2 for 25c j
Beets 6c bunch j
Cabbage . .. 6c lb.
Head lettuce 10c head
Cucumbers 15c; 2 for 25c
Green Beans 20c lb.
Wax Beans 20c lb.
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STOCK MARKET FIRM
in residenceyinj business districts
answered projnSAly. William Hotho,
I Black 1152,-iVdv. , . 7-3-tf.
WANTED MeSianfcs In all branch
es of the menVl frades for Emerg
ency War woM Good wages;
i Call Your
Dollars
m to the U
Colors i
Our country needs
fighting dollars
Every dollar that is
kept idle or out of
eireuiaTJon m war
biiiii. la ci auuni.1
t:
Every dollar that is
safely banked finds
its Way hack into
channel f of
f
elp
Some
usefulness to
win the war.
a to.
Enlist
Fairly Heavy Receipts Of Both Cut
tle And Wigs.
PORTLAND, July 11. While wc
hgd a fairly heavy run of cattle
Monday the receipts since have
been light, and in consequence the
market on all grades is holding
steady at quotations.
Prime steers, $12 to $13; good
to choice steers $11 to $12; me
dium to good Bteers, $!l to $10; fall
to medium steers. $8 to $9; com
mon to fnlr stce,rs. $5 to $8; choice
cows and heifers $0 to $7.50; fair
to med. cows and heifers $4.50 to
$3.50; canners, $3 to $4.50; bulls
$6 to $8; calves, $8.50 to $11.50;
stockcrs and fecderB $7 to $9.
H0gSVlth a fairly heavy ran
of hogs today, consisting of 1200
head, the market is in a healthy
condition, all offerings being clean-
orl no at Quotations. Prime mixed
ti7 to $17.50: medium mixed
mnnr- , .11 4 . mnoh hoavl
f 1DID IU l.u, r'lZ
$18 to. $16.50; pigs $15.75 I" PSjjr
tic?!;- hulk 817 to $17.25. it.?
Call your dti
the colors,
them in a Savings
Account in this institution.
One Dollar will reg
ister a beginning.
$ United States
National
Bank
La Grande, Ore.
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h of
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Tlli'
tve oy
SOYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets every, second Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month in K. P. ball, Al)
visitlug membora cordially welcom
""IENR1eTTACHARBT, Oracle.
; MAR L. WEST,
M. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande Lodge
. No. 433. Lodge moots each Thurs
day oveulng at 8 o'clock. Home
aud club privileges cheerfully ox
tended to all Brother Elks.
It. J. GXEEN,
,', Exalted Ruler.
A. D. CHERRY,
t Secretary,
A. F. & A. M. Jji Orande Lofige No.
41, A. F. A. M. holds regular
meetings first aud third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial wolcomd to
all Ma souk.
' ROBERT 8. EARIN, W. M.
A. C. WILUAMS. Sec.
O. B. ti. Hope Chapter No. 18, U. B.
S. hoids stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday ot
each month. Visiting members cor-
dlally welcomed.
SADIE E. OIVBN; W. M.
MARY A. WARNICK.Boo.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croas
Lodge No. 21' meets, every Monday
night In CastTe IIall(K. of P. hall)
A Pythtln welcome to HI visiting
Knights
C. K. McCORMICK, C, C.
DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & S.
CRAWFORD ft KAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. Eakln. Attor
'. neys a law. Practice In all the
, courts of the state and the United
States. Office, . Wost-Jacobsoo
. Bldg., rooms S-10-17, La Grande,
Oregon. '
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ATTOHNKY8
DR. A. N.
Therapy;
specialty;
Sclonco.
MAYVILLE Mechano
cbronlo dtseasea my
Physical nnd Mental
Hours: -1:80 to 4:30
p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings.
Phone Black 2311.- Rooms 1 and
2 over Cool id ge Paint Store,
Adams Ave, . .
C. K. MtLLER Architect, room 27.
New I'otey Bldg. Phono Red 1871.
DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath'
Physician, specialising In diseases
of Women and Children, Honrs
10 to 12 a. iT 1 to 6 p, m., and
by appointment. Phonos: office
Red 171. Rosidenco Red 881.
37 New Foley Bldg. . Dr. J. L.
Ingle has entered the V. S. Army. '.
VETEltlSARI
DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter
lntrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison
' An. State Stallion Inspector and
Inspector of stock for shipment
Home Independent Phono, Black
41; Fnrmera Co-operative Phone,
Main 112. . .
payln0 fi
one taiga 'REBEKAH8 Crystal Lodge No. 60
meeia-every a uesuay evening in ate
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
bers are- Invited to attend.
SARAH McCLURE, N. G.
' MATTIE GOLDEN, Kec. See.
iys,
ong nruin.irv
ey, alB hi i11!
this
l i if
Home Grown Rasp
berries Now
$3.00 Per Crate
(iuard Baby's Healthuse Borden's Eagle Milk.
New today, Tillamook .('ream Cheese; getting
Head Lettuce every morning; Loju, the Ijogan-.
berry beverage, greatly to drink"; so easy, no
rubbing, can't keepjhou.se wiitlioiit Lux; all ready"
in two minutes, Auit Jemima Pancakes; Fresh
Sunshine and Angel Vakes, Tuesday and Friday;
California flrapc" Fruit is JOc? each; big lot of:
Portland and Home Cokies,just in; Frank's De
licious Meat Treats, lfmi, Txiiguc and Chicken;
Peaches and Cream, c deliver both to you;
Old Potatoes, 21-C a paund New, 4 lbs. for 2')c
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Phone Main 80.
ssssls ll
Jtvaspb
9
ernes:
'.; We Gertaiiily
Ought tb
When there is any qutfclion of value in automobile tires
we certainly, ought to have the answer.
For we have-seen thel fustWe of practically every tire
made. We know how much value every manufacture '
intends to put into the urea he sells.
We know which tires ve
way first. We know tneir
weaknesses, their point! of
strenoth. their caoaritv Vorf
service. .
We know tires as your family
doctor knows you because
it is our business, as vulcan
izers. to keep tires in as
good health as possible.
And the net result of all this
information of ours is our
determination to cell Good
year Tires to our customers.
We believe it will be to your
advantage to buy your tirea
from people who lnoto tires,
from the inside out. .
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Get your Raspberries now, while they are in
Good Condition. Jlome Grown Berries, $2.85
aerate. J
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Campers' Necessities: , .
Pork and Henna
Olives
Pickles
Cheese
Flapjack Pancake Fliiur
Jellies ,
Jams
Wax Paper ;. '
Paper Napkins
Paper Plntes
Royal ('lull 'offee
Ilevo Beer
Rainier Beer
Grape Juice
Lemons
Salman
Sardines
Jlacon, in jars
; ai.iud Sp:iilntti
Tuna Fish
Mustard '
Samlwichola
Soups
I.n(,' Cahin Syrup
Peerless Syrup
oluml)ia Lard
Chicken a la KinfT
''linger Snaps, in barrels
Apple Cider
Loganberry Juice
Foil ow The Crowd to
HUG'S
MODERN GROCERY
CALL MAIN 35
f
YOUR EYES
are breadwinners.
Master minds
and willing hands are no good with
out; tlicin.
lines to enj
Thcv. are
nviiieiit and
.ciiiciit and sucecf s
to neglect thenijf
iiiipri
a f fori
Our optical depi
icd with the most
incuts to insure
glasses.
We invite you to
this Department.
We surface and grind our own
Lenses.
F r I !
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only live- - 'V "
educ-rtion, ' . 1
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irtupent l.y e)inp- ..; ' v .
sijeiitili instru- -, . -.. : ;
lmy'y fitted . ""-vJtT . i j
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Aiiiitand iiis)ect '
V' x. ,o A. i. ft. a o ,
tile
h q b a snag
J. H. Peare & Son
Ls (irande'H Leading Jewelers and Optoniclri.sls
ill-
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