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PXOE FOUTl
LX ORANDK EVENING OBSERVER
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1918
hOCUli AND I'liltMONAU
.THOSE "WEKFER" G1ULS.
" PARIS, Aug. 7ju American
soldiers in France are having a tough
time with the French and German
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Wiil.lll llH llUH U .'..III !!.,. I tl uii.l u
Store
IVHiiit to recelvo the remain of Bert
M, Andrews, rormerly a member oC
llold Hospital Unit No. 1U7, U7tli
fianltary Train, who died In France.
Dec. 7, 1U17.' He was the only
sell ot Mr. und Mrs. Chug. Andrews
of La Grande. Wullu Walla Hullo-
Get
Ready!
j military names.
''Hey, Jack," shouted Corporal Ben
Adams, of the U. S. Marines, gleefully
to a nal of his -''the -Marines have
captured two 'Minnie Werfers."'
(i '"'Sail right," answered his pal, a
jsorgeant of Marines," the Werfcr girls
I may rest assured they will be in good
.hands.". : ; :- ;
tin. , ;
Mlm Pauline Coodinun and Mr.
Vcrn Alinswoith : were married on
Hutiirday nlKht, AuKUKt 24, at the,
homo of Miss Qoodman'i) 'sister.
We carry everything for the heuds of the family the' quality of our merchandise is the
'best ami our every day prices are he lowest in tho city. Bankers and farmers meet on
the same level, and pay the same low prices ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY!
Mia. IJ. M. Deem. Only members
ot the families . and close friends
were present. The, couple will re
side in La Grande, .
Irif.li V, M. '. A. 0mjiih.
. T:,ib Irish have opened Y. M.
0. A, hut for troops in Phoenix
Park, Dublin.
Ha
A
Mans
How you would feel if prosperity should eoino
along one of these, clays and find you without a
pocket book. . 1
f you need one or expect to need one soon,'
you had bctk-r need it rifdit away. Vou will never
buy 'cheaper than you can now. We bought close
and are selling close. . - ...
tWe have everything made to hold money, from
u 10c Pur to 1.00 Belts.
D1CIVKS A SKW HAYXKH;
Pied Meyers, cashier of tho La
Grande National Bank, yesterday
ipiiicliascd ono of Klwood Haynea
i latest model slx-cylindrx automo
biles. Charles McCrary, the local
auent, realizing that the source for
new cats has about-passed into hisr
lory, had this Haynes tucked away
for his own private use, but 'com
mercial instinct prompted liim to
mil It to Sir. Meyers, when the deal
got hot. . '
I'Oll KALI.'.
Team, harness, wagon and single
buggy und harness. E. 1'. retry,
1' rtiiluale,,- mile north of Chautau-
tua f?rouml. ; ... ! .. S-27 It
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
"The Daughter. of the Land," thd
new novel by Gene-Stratton I'urtejr,''
now on sale at Sllverthorn's. Bet
ter drop in and buy a copy, ;. Only
u few are left out of a large num
ber bought. - Dally 8-23tf
1 1 v FAMILY DRUG STORE
; OrTANDE,ORCeON.
' ; We buy for cash all School
Books that have, been used, such
as are usod in our public schools,
if they sre In good condition.. Sll.
verthorn's. 1 -
FAMILY DRUO STORE
UA aRANDK.OREQON. ,
IT'S IN THIS Allt.
Windblown pollen, carrying tho
bacteria that Inflame nose 'and
throat and cause hay fever, Is a
broad' in the land. One remedy
Is known to give relief and ' com
fort from choking, ,'asplng asthma
und tormenting nay rover. ' That
ollablo remedy Ib Foley's Honoy
and Tar that spreads like a heal
ing, soothing coatln- on the In
flamed membranes, stops irritating
coughs and summer colds. Any-,
ono who has once used this stan
dard cough and cold remedy will
accept no other, '!
Sold overywhree.
I
I IT'S TIME to THINK OF I
j SCHOOL BOOKS
. Wo are rqndy to supply whatever is needed in the line
II " in this vicinity. Our stock for the Pall Term is here.
II OCR LVSli OF SUPPLIES IS UNUSUALLY
III HEAVY AND OUR PRICKS ARK AS LOW1 AS
11 Til EY CAN' POSSIBLY BE. MADE.
I - Wo buy tiruse goods carefully and believe wo 'can make . 1
II ... it worth your while to get them here,
j NEWIJN BOOK & STAT. CO.
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La Grande Mattress Shop
, And Weaving Works
Mafftress Making and Repairing, Feather Reno
vating, Mattresses Manufactured, Carpet and
. - v, , .- Fluff Rilg Weaving. :
Qitfa block cast of Flour Mill, Phono Red 132.
All work called for and delivered.
' aaaa-aaaaa-a----a--- oaa one Chalmers truck, both in good j
' , m. - - , t . condition; cheap. Phone Black 1012.
Classified Ads s -,
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. VOtt KKNX VOltNISHED - ."' FOB SALE Two Maxwell touring
I . cars will bo sold at a bargain for
! Kon RENT - Furnished rooms for 1?M acti"' '? nd dcmon':
' rent. 1'hpne lied 3171.,,: ,. HW , atrMlon at the LeiKhton C""'.6t
r0R nEN!r .. ;' i FOR . SALE, HOI'S. -Three pound1
package , or Oregon hops deliver, j
I FOR RENT Moaorn, B-room house. ed anywhorq In . the U. S. .by
Call Main 780. S-28-tf parcel poBt'; prejiaid.. $1.00. F.
, M., 'Morloy Silverton, Oregon.
FOU RENT Seven room, house, on , 8-22-liu '
j First street. Inquire Hilton's Gurn;e. j
! ' ' 8-!ictf FOB SALE Cut flowers. Phone Red .
FOR RENT 1'iano for rent. Newlin Sili or call 1702 Spruce St. 8-lOtfj
j Book & Stationery Co. , 8-22-tf pgjj gALE One-ton used auto truck.
WANTED ' ''' McCrary Auto Co. 7-17tf
FOR SALE Used Maxwell car, in j
WANTED Man to tend arc lights first class condition. Inquire 1420!
nnd gustation. Eastern Oregon . y avenue. 8-14
Light & Power Co. 8-22-tf
WANTED To rent furnished, or part- , SALE-Rcstaurant and fur- j
ly furnished house, by permanent " u"e1 J0,01"8', 1" so1' cl,1e,af; !
tenants. Inquire Observer office. F'""le Mttln 73G.' '""'"i
I ' - '' ' -'- ' ' : :' ".- '"'"'''' T-16tf FOR SALE. A ,,Ford, Mai:wnll.
i Chevrolet and an Overland. All'
WANTED. To rout, by young a flrsl-class shape. :
I ' couple- without children, small j, a. McCRAR'.
j Furnished House with modern . 7-30-tf
conveniences and garden. State j
tonus and location to "A," care FOR SALE Eight-cyiinder, seven-1
j ot The Observer. tf passenger 1918 model Oldsmobile; I
. absolutely as good as new. This is !
1 FOK SALE OH 1 HADE not a wornout model, but a strictly '
! " modern car, with every convenience
BOH BALE Towns. The J. D. and refinement. Houk wirewheels I
Lynch Co. H.lfl.tf Hnd ille ,.u,e scat covers. Mechan- i
. . icallv, this car is in perfect shape. !
FOR. SALE Good team, wagon and , prcaent COat of car new, with equip- i
1 harness. Phone Black 42. 8-20tf mcnti is j2350. wiu seu for jiogu (
! l-Aij c. f it ;"'-.' " " cash. Seo W. R. Reinhardt, Som-
jrOR SALE-Two gentle mares, mer Ln Grande, Or. '
i weight about 2000 Ids. J. L. Mars, 1
S. avenue. . ' 7-2(itf ' LOST ANI) FOUND j
FOR SALE Stock ranch for snlo. For LOST Log chain. Finder please re-'
particulars apply to Alex Lindsay. turn to J. D. Lynch. Co. . .
.11. ' 'I
FOR SALE.-Two Calves; two I.OST-Illack and yellow silk hand-!;
weeks old.' II. H.Taylor. 8-23,'lt,prl hag, contam.ng note book, purse
8.23-31 pd with change, and door key in it.;
' . Please leave at Observer office. B.
FOR SALE One Studebakcr car and .0. Fritts. 8-24tf .
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i y
MEN'S FANCY SILK SHIRTS :..............$2.49, $2 98, $8.98, $4.98 -
MEN'S FANCY SILK HOSE :... ;..49c, 69c, 98o
., MEN'S LISLE HOSlE, all colors i......... .............25c, 35c
MEN'S DRESS BAND SHIRTS'.... ;..j.98o, $1.25, $1-49 '
MEN'S DRESS GLOVES ; . .$1.98, $2.49 '
MEN'S WORK LEATHER GLOVES... ......;.... .."..49c, 59c, 98c, $1.49
MEN'S WORK SHOES :......;.....:.............:;...;.vi$2.98) $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
:' MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Z::..J.J:..9ii- 98c, $139
MEN'S KHAKI PANS j2 -,.$1.98, $2.25, $2 49
; MEN'S KHAKI SHIRTS .!.....:.;....IL..V.;. :1...L..$1.49, $1.98
MEN'S '.DRESS PANTS , .....$2.98, $3 98, $4.98, $5.90
'; MEN'S DRESS SUSPENDERS .'....,........25c, 49c
FOLLOW THE CROWDS THERES A REASON ,
We arc
AgcnU for
McCall'a
Patterns ,
Incorporated
Formerly the United Store
Wc are
Agents for
McCall's
Patterns
ECONOMY"
'& Vie save our patrons many dollars annually, at an expense of
about one-tenth the original cost or goods. A discarded $10 Suit K
is often made Wearable again for a small sum. p
3 Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers I
J Foley Hotel Building, Adams Avenue.
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lTMaBlaBS!WS!M
SHERRY THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
Today and Tomorrow
S(ipHi!ii you I'f tuiiuil Inline :iltcr m Ioiiji iihscixv timl
fouml n stiaiifK! girl in your Imu.-e What would
you do? .'..;...,'
,. Sfo .
HAROLD .Mc(i!!ATrS GItKAT STORY
"The Girl in His Housc,r
. ' Starring
EARLE WILLIAMS AND GRACE DESMOND.
Also a CoiikmIv,
"Riff Raff and Rivalry"
UND AY
OUTINGS
All Kinds of Good Things to Eat "
New . York and Cream Brick
cheese;
Luscious Muskmelons, Watermelons,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn, Lettuce, Cel
ery, and everything else first class to
make your luncheon the mot enjoyable
part of the day.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Phone Main 80.
A Saying on Your Grocery Bill
Is Equal to a Raise in Wages
' ' . ' ' i t.''...
THAT'S THE VERDICT OF OUR THRIFTY CUSTOMERS. The
object of LA GRANDE'S ORIGINAL CASH GROCERY is to give you
the Greatest Values Possible, and WE DO SAVE for you on every purchase
: FRESH EGGS, dozen .., :....................... '. ..:...45e
."' CREAMERY BUTTER, Fresh' Daily, 2 lbs. '22...: ....?...:......:...$1.12
V -TILLASl'OOK CREAM CHEESE, lb 29c
WATERMELONS, lb -. 2........................ 2c
ELBERTA EAGLE VALLEY PEACHES, Box .'. .....:....$1.40
DRY ONIONS, G lbs. : : 25c -
POTATOES, per sack, lb 3e '
COTTOLENE, cau .49c and 98c
CRISCO : :.. 32c, 98c, $1.85, $2.80
MAZOLA.. ........Pints 37c, Quarts 71c, Half Gallon $1.40, Gallon $2.75
- ' WESSON OIL :.: : 35c and 70c.
. " SHORTENING ...No. 5 Can $1.15, No..l0 Can $2.30 '
SOLID PACK TOMATOES . : :. .....,;....14c
CHERRY STONE OYSTERS, finest flavor, can 17c
CARNATION and SEGO MILK, can .....-.:... ...12c
Union Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close C p.m.
Saturday
open until
8:30 p.m. .
Hooverized Grocery
Across the track, next to Stilvrcll s Cash Market.
United
States P'ood
License
No. G5026S.
ll---IUaltalla.
Union County Army
and Navy Auxiliary
HWAL
TONIGHT
AND ALL THIS WEEK BIG TIME FOR EVERYBODY. '
The Bernardi
Carnival will furnish all the attractions. Ride the WHIP, Ride the FERRIS WHEEL,
See AMAZO SP1DORA. PALACE OF ARTS, .HONOLULU PIT SHOW, CALI FOR-
NIA CABARET, ATHLETIC SHOW. The .grounds arc free to everybody. Come
and sreet vour frien.ls, MAKE THE CARNIVAL A BIG SUCCESS THE FUNDS
WILL HELP THE BOYS "OVER THERE." iJ:idi:&J
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