La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1918, Image 8

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TAGF. FJOTIT
ALFRED L. CHAPMAN
J,A (J "llANI R KVIilNTNO OBKEftVEIt
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FLEAS FLEE
and
FLIES FLY
El Vampiro Powder
KILLS FLEAS, BED WCS, LICK,, FLIES,
MOTHS, ANTS, COCKROACHES,
iu bellows, ready for use, 10 cents.
Wc Have the (icuuiiii; liiilmcli Insert Powder,
in bull. uny iwnlily you wish.
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The X C. Penney Company
Incorporated
"THE HOME OF THE BEST"
- Ladies' New Silk Skirts, (see- wiiulow ).. .'....L.!.$6.90 $7.90 $8.90 $9.90
Ludics' Ne Silk Dresses
, Ladies' New Crepe, Waists
Ladies' New Voile Waists
Ladies' NewTaffeta Skirts
Ladies' New Silk Hose, all colors
Ladies' New Novelty Shoes
aluollS Ciibicr coir :ind jimde, tin; only living mini who SltW til?
Custer uiassaere, will give a historic;' 1 lecture at the Slurry
Theatre tonight.
RUN RIGHT TO THE
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Quick' Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
" D. L. Curtis Is down from Wal .Miss Enid Swit.er has returned
lown, spending Ihe day with friend from a short business trip in Port
Ill time lly. land.
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Star Theatre
SATl liDAY AND Sl'NDAV-
ALICE BRADY a ,'MANK. EYRE" in
WOMAN AND
; ' WIFE
A I'iclui'izjiiioii of Chorion,- Bronte's Immortal Mas
tt.Tpicc. Voujinvc nil read tlit novrl - Sec it on the
Sec the llcmitiful Stnry
of a (liii's Hnuudlcs-s
('(ultimo imhI Sy.rct Op-tiiuiMii.
See the' Ilrroic Stmplo
( I' Milward Horlirster (Ic
pirlcil on tit; Scrrcii.
tint: of thv Hist M:YS WEEKLIES will br Shown.
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ALSO VAl'DMV ILlj:,SATriMAV AM) Sl'NDAV,
. I.A CHOW, UK NYKK AM) spikk,
Trio (tf Tuft nh d Eiilcil'tincrtt,
j DKATII OK M It. BLKVIXS CALSKS
! GK1KK IN NOKTH POWflKK
: OTHKIt PKHSOXAL AS I) NEWS
ITEMS OF INTKKKST.
NOKTII POWDER, Or., Auir. 0
The death of Mr. Hlt-vins, wliii h oc
curred tit Huntington some time ao,
came us a shock tt the people who
were acquainted with him in thi;i unc
tion, lie was well known here, having
lived here for aome years and was at
one time connected with the locr.I pa
per. Ono of lib sona died here a
few years ago and was buried in
thq city cemi'lni y. " Mr. Hlevitts win
brought to North I'owilur and laid
(o rent ny the Hide of his son. It si
reported that hiH death was Hie re
Biilt of a cancer. ills v.ife( and
runiily have the syiupa;hy of all in
their sad bereavement.
L. C. Patterson, who is known lie;e
an the "Honey Man," says that he has
sold a laiRe amount of honey late!;'.
He bus his bees ut at the Chris le
tcrson farm ami they are dtfhm fine.
Many people arc u.sing honey, on ac
count of the shortage of sugar, while
Berne women, are using it for cooking.
One woman reports that she has made,
currant Jolly with it and other! arc
using it with fine success in cukes i'd
pastries.
I.unc CJolT and Ernest Ko'sl'-iv
arc very much interested in a pnsp?t
of chronic ore. They took some f the
samples to linker to have it assayed.
Min Auit'is hois rented Iter htmi
to Mr. SturfclH. who . v 1 1 i tearh thv
WolTo Creek Kchool 1;;is winter.
Mvs. Auitls will ii with her d;ui(;h
ler. Mrs. Conner, who is lit re on a
vinit with her mother, to Mrs. Con
ner's hom? In Portland, where she
will sriitd the winter.
John Nice 'bount a house :i"-l I'jl
un the. hill from Dan Tinnlinso:i. nid
Mis. Nice has moved into it and w'i!
live in town for the winter.
A. K. Lambert sold the Westover
place to a family from K.it
week. lU'al estate moves siowiy, hat
it keeps moving all the same.
Otto Heartvieksen has bmil I the
ranch on the west of bis plaee, uvlor.i;
ing to J. A. Uurdette. This -,'iei Mr.
Hoarvicksen t-10 acres and a very
nitd ranch. He will take pr-smsior
j and move onto his new ranch in a
! short time.
I Mrs. Zrra Taliferro, who now live
jin California, is vibiting with relatives
land is planning to remain In this sec
jtion for Homo t'.mcy. iO.-r. little son
Ir, with nor.
E. F, May. manager of tho Walla
Walla creamery is having a testing
plant installed and will be ready for
business in a few days. He will pay
jcaph for all creum on delivery.
Mrs. Maxwdl has accepted a po
sition in the Huddleson store.-
Miss Hertha Ilraham is at h'.mc,
after taking a course at a normal
school for the summer She will have
a short vacation before school be-
. ffins.
. Mr. and Mrs. John'Shaw, from Wal
: la Walla, are visitin;r with Mrs.
! Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
; Davis. They drove down in their car.
John Shaw was called to Maker
last week on the water contest case.
' The farmer has enough to do, without
: having a w;iter contest case on his
hands these busy days,
j Ahjx Shaw has started his combine
and Johnny ,T. Shaw will begin at
orce. It is reported that the. wheat
I on John Shaw's place is good, as is the
barley.
I.ou DoLiglieiiy has had several
gills on hia place helping with the
first hay crop. Mr. Dougherty is
pleased with their work and will have
-iem help in caring for the secom1
wop.
Harold Parke r, who bought the Pil
cher place, is enjoying a visit from
his sister, Mrs. Dora Meldrum,, of
Portlands
Chct I.indley had the misforuntc to
tun a fork into his foot while he was
helping in the hay. He now goes on
cruti hes, s the Result of his misfor
tune. Several young friends of Miss
Ciace (Jeffe gave her a surprise a few
ibys agu. Games and dancing were
enjoyed by nil, and at midnight re
freshments were served. All report
a good time.
$12.50, $14.75, $16.50, to $32 50 .
v. $3 98, $4 98, $5.90. $6 90, $7 90
...:....98f', $1.49. $1.98. $2.98
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
L..'.$1.19, $1.25, $1.39, $1.69
$4.98. $5.90, $6.90, $7.90. $8 90
Ladies' New Novelty Collars 49c 98c $1-49. $1-98
LADIES NEW NOVELTY' ALTO CAPS, wonderful values, only 49t
Glen's Suits. -Blue, Grey and NoVelty..$12.50, $14.75, $16.50. 18.50, $19.90
.MEN'S DRESS SHOES, our price.....'....,, ....... $3.50, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Men's Dress Shirts, silk ,.............:..$2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
.Men's Dress Hats i.!: : $2.9 $3.98, $4.98
. PAY CASH. YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER at a CAS".' STORE
ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS,
ALL UNION STORES CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 8:30 P. M.
We Hell
Aladdin
Dye Soap,
Colors
While it
Cleans, 10c
SJ Incorporated
Vjf IJL'W fit
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Formerly the United Store
We fcfll
Aladdin
Dye Soap,
Colors
While it
Cleans, 10c
If you luvo not j-'ood success
In t:ikftm Kodak pictuies you will
ph'ane nslt them what the trouble
and l hey will he glad to tell you
it St I vert hums. S-!)-tr
'OVER THE TOP9
AT LAST AVE ARE FIRST HURRAH FOR UNION CO I NTY.
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Yes, that War Chest plan sounds good-it's common sense, efficiency and
justice all combined. MR. CONSUMER, how is your own war dust stack
ing up are' you saving for your country's call are; you paying cash, in
purchasing your daily needs, in order to. save and encourage the elimination
ef vato and inefficiency in the distribution of life's necessities?
MR. CONSUMER, if values are what .you arc looking for. PAY CASH.
Value is what makes this the busiest grocery in1 town. WE HAVE NO
COMPETITORS, bet SEVERAL IMITATORS our groceries are priced'
LOWER than all competitors, Portland and Chicago mailorder houses in
cluded COMPARE PRICES judge foi'yoinself.
Union Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close G p.m.
Sntuftlay
open until
8:30 p.m.
Hooverized Grocery
'Across the track, next to Stil well's Cash Market.
Unitad
States Pood
License
No. G50255.
1 The Multnomah Hotel
i'nitTi..Ni. ouki.on
is
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Is Home lo EAST GRCGONIANS
Tlie Multnomah Hotel i.; a t int i ibutor to the live stork
shows of the Not thwesl ; its t'neilities are always at the di.po:i
of Oregnnians who meet to ("uncl l'.r the bc: t intere.ts of the
state, and in other w;iys the Mullnoinah has bocome identified
with all that is making fur progier.s. '
Many Kastein (begoriians aie maliing the Multnomah their
home when in rntl;tnd, ami the tuanagrtoenl is trying lo make
them comfortable. The finest thing anybody can say about tlr
Multnomah is that the hotel is
"My Portland Home"
Miillnuimih Hotel nun Mwl. All Trains..
i FAMILY DRUG STORE !
1 UA GRANDE.OREGON. Ml
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The Blue Mountain Creamery Needs Your Cream
20 Per Cent Cream
Per Cent Cream.,, -
-2 Per Cent Cream...
2.1 Per Cent Cream
21 Per Cent Cfarr.......
2." Per Cent C-oan.. .,
2ii Per Cent Cream
27 Per Cent Cream
28 Per Cent Cream
2U Per Cent Cream
:',0 Per Cent Cream
Ill Per Cent Cream
:t2 Per Cent Groan"
:i:t Per Cent Cream ..-
U4 Per Cent Cream
as Per Cent Cream..
III! Per Cent Cream
:!7 Per Cent Cream..y
US Per Cent Cream...,.
!!U Per Cent Cream
40 Per Cent Cream ...
-It Per Cent Cream -
42 Per Cent Creum
4:1 Per Cent Cream
4 1 Per Cent Coram
45 Per Cent Cream .
4C Per Cent Creum
47 Per Cent Cream ... .
48 Per Cent Cream .
4!) Per Cent Crenm
.M) Per Cent Cream
51 Per Cent Cream
ti2 Per Cent Cream
.Ml Per Cent Cream
54 Per Cent Cream. -..
53 Per Cent Cream
per pound of crcuni. .
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.60c. .. 59c : '57c' 6c.
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on the basis of 54c per poum
We arc Pnyins for Uullerfat
, lefis'lc per ponnd cream received therefrom,
net returns with the net prices we flay, and vou
Help the CAR SHORTAGE by selling your cream here.
t.53c ,52c 51c 80c
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Fiirure your cream sUite-
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CUT THIS SCALE OUT AND POST IN YOUR MU.K HOL'SK awl KEEP for FURTHER REFERENCE.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY CO. ..