La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1918, Image 3

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    FRIDAY, ..SEPTEMBER . 13. 1918
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAQVj THREE
MkmS U
V, '
ocinl untl
Which
Shall It Be
Persona I
visiting
Americatmm- or Kaiserum,
' rn"wmr Autorrmy
' Freedom oWppnsmn
: Generosity ckLwt
: . , Liberty or Slurry ?
Mercy;-or Meiic
, . J "rdtneted or PluMc.i
i iiAVifi MADE OUR CHOICKV
Our lives mid dollars, will nnl
for whirl) America ! as taken hei
... Save invest fully and freely in
, the fourth issue. .
l,...A
principles
Bonds- of
United States National Bank
1 . Mrs. Fred Fox. or Union was
.town on business today.
Mrs.: ,M. M. Ford . is
.friends, .nt Naiupa. .
Mr, and Mrs. Eastwood, of
(Luke, were business callers here tg-:JJ
day. .'.,.' m 111
I Mr. and Mrs.. H. V. Tinker, of
lliol Lake, slopped In La Grando j
today. .
j i Alpha Christy, of Baker,
i over
'Interests' here,
Ms. Ivjinhoo, county school sup
erintendent has been- in Elgin on
business since Wednesday.
C.'.K. McCormlck, : County clerk,
Is in Poitluiid tills week, looking
after, business interests.
Mrs. Hurt Hollistor has returned
homo.fiotu a vLsit of Uneo weejes
I wmmmmmmttmm
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eedX
Jii or
Mi , t
i
Hot i: :
ROSS DRUG
ORE '
The Kbdak
Store
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Buy
on
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Just
Received
the past two weeks,. Is . leaving for
inotorad li,Cr homo in Seattle today. Dur-
yoalerdny to attend to business ,lg i,r stay in Eastern Oregon,
Mrs'., Cox visited with VV. N. Hoc
aud family, and ...Fred Young , and
iRtnily,, relatives, In Harney county.
Among latest arrivals at the
Foley Hotel ore; CUas. A. Bing
ham, Imbler; , Fred W. Hohnborg,
Vincent ; Mi's. , Str,lla, Dean and
daughter. Miss .v.:HdicG, Walla
WallaV Honry Staus. Enterprise; J.
C. Schaildt. Wallowa; Claude Mol-
vin, Baker; Chris, w. stevelan,
Walla Ylla, and Robert Hnllgarth
Elgin,
two
and
in Corvnllls aud Portland!
Harry I'attison is spending
weeks' vacntion la Portland
near points, , .
The non-commissioned officers
school will meet this evening nt the
Armory. The BUbJoct of instruc
tion 4111s' evening will be topo-iS-rapby.'
; . , ; ; ...
The injunction suit of A. B.
Conloy to restrain assessments
made by the Grande Ronde Drain.
ugc .DibtiietSi was argued upoii)de)-j
fiiurrcr in, Circuit . CouMj Tliui-sdpy;
morning, jur.ge Anqwiesi ,j will.
m.aUc;4iis detislou' Jateiy ,!r,.S I
A. W. Lindsay, son of a pioneer
family ' ' (if Grande ., Rdndp',i ' ;w;as; r tij
Sliest the past weelcwith hj mot,li"r.
or,. Mrs. Lindsay, - of Island .City
M r. Lindsay is now vice-president ot
the Fidelity National Bank, of Spo
kane, lie loft on tho return lioine
ycstcidny. ovenlng. t
Mrs D. E. Cox, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Herbert I'attison for
I
MMM
Classified Ads
Tea Garden Strawberry
Preserves in 1 gal. cans
A
Concord
;"'-.. " "-A
; Pickling Pnion-a, full line
of Picklink Spices-
..........
FOR REST FtlTlNISHED
"A-With bath; $7
e.; !)-4tf
cies for; Jelly
-r
4.
v
FOK SALEV
Yelfow, pl
X
-A
our loot dry wood.
Farmors 22X5.
8.29 lm.
FOR . SJjE. Throe largo work
toamg Vnd harness, two wagons
and logging truck. You can pay
for ' tile fti ' hauling . or will
, niako .e.w jterins. Phono MTU.
W.:;R. :Kv4tt8. i! s-a-tr
i i.i . i ii
FOR ' SAlL,E,'H0P3. Three pound
' packed- of Oregon liops dellver-
j, 9d .anywhere, In the U. S. by
pnlrcel; . post, . presold, $1.00. F.
M. 1 Morley, Sllvorton, Oregon.
. 8-22-lm
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LQST AND F(
FOUND
LOST.- Go'
Watch;
mont. S
turn to
r
,4-fil,
V IV
rifled, Hunting-case
. Raymond movo-
lo roward for re-
ervor office. 9-12-tf
LOST. Tueslay, An La Grando, a
black . Leaiiier Purse, containing
about a ioVaJ- in change, a me
morandum, pd, also cards with
I'lTY C'O.MAIISHIONHItH MEET
At the regular monthly meeting
of the City Commissioners hist
Wednesday evening,, the regular
luonthly bills, were allowed and or
dered paid. Mrs. J. K. Wright, A.
C. Hampton and C. M. Humphreys
wore appointed : to the ' Library
Board for the next- three years.
the Bsis of SERVICE 1
It isn't a question of how nyu-h yotppay for a pair of shoes, whether the'
.price is 8, or $10 a pair.It is anuestion of howiJpng thet naif , of
. .... .1 . . . ... f . . - ...
irlltlfS Wlil illRt.' . ,
If a paii1 of k") shoes lasits you, s;
lasts you six jnonths, f8 shoes arai
hoeause you get longer service,, but' be
the shoe niul you receive nioro conifor
The new shoes for Fall are in and
in helping you' select the kind of shoes tha
minimum of cost. ' ; '
, It is not our aim to have you pay a high price, but rather for you toJ
get the greatest value fur the amount of money spent, . .' -,; '; ', .. i :
PRICES $3.88 to $9.75. - , "' i MU t,
y fa
CMlSe 1QH
oucaui
fUiB
thrcVmonths, anda p air of $8 shoes
rho best shoe value, not only
r-leather has been put i jiito
ore satisfaction all around.
lien will take special care" '
giwlongestiscryice.al'a '
Phone and
Mail Orders
Promptly and
Carefully , .
Filled
T" GOLDEN RULE C
'"'.-Ililatoa
Union Store,
V and We
Observe
fjnipn Hours
ii.i .. . i i.t
On or the 600 R. C. U. Stores wtlh ari Annual Purehaaln Power af
-.i - Over 0 Million' Dollars ' "
: "..-'' ;'.,' ;.- '. :-. . . :- .' . ' - ! f' V'," .'
frv LA GRANDE f-Mttt STORE 4
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namo "Zoo Hazel Golden
turn to Obsoivcr Office,
Sopt.H-2t
LOST. A
tween La
turn to
1
Ro-
pd
puckigo of laundry, be-
GranAo and Covo. Ro
Rlchartl Piano Houso.
J , 8-31 tf.
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Experience the Best Teacher.
It is generally' admitted that exper
ience is tHc best tencher, but should F
wo not .make usc of the experience of
(rths,,B3 W.cirnroOrwn? Ttt5"ct'
pcrience of a thousiuid persons is more
to be di'pencleu upon than that of ope
individual, ninny Hhousands of por
sons have uAid'Chamlierlain'a CouKh
Remedy for cpughl and colds with tho
best' results, lvhich shows it to be n
thdroughly ; reliable preparation far
those discases 'try it. It is promrit
and effectual ana pleasant to take. Av,-
1 1 FOR REX F
! ROOM&FOR. R
B ! a montli. 1.117 TV
i i
I Wanted.
WANTED. Witdliaog. , Address
Box 74, IflubVr. Sept. 9-5t pd
WANTED AitVone, cook on ranch;
i from, 3 toV3poiie to cook for.
J 8-3tf
WANTED &Un l to tend, arc lights
- m unu Duu'Diuiiyiii jjaoiviH.i wiicuu
I B i A : . & 1 - . 1 ' ; H Light & Powfer Co. . S-29tf oths,,B3 .:.ellTir oUrawn? TK5 "ctM
s iwavs m oiocK , b 1
I . ' ; , j,. I WANTED. To Rent, Wheat Ranch
"''' 120 acrea ot Aiore. Must ho
' , , partially lor Wly equipped. -Ad-
' ' ;' V t - dress P. o. Box 199. . 8-29 U
: T .T. if 5. FOR SALE.W-aieap, Three Head
II . ga. V ' f x"' KUUU hxit norwiH. inquire .
' , , " I 7 .-) V- m , ! of Mrs. W. H. AlleJi, Imbler, Ore. "''-jaum
and 15a tier y - T -vrim
IjFOR SALE Tv 0 heating Stoves 1 1 gEj
The Home of Fancy: Qrpcerjea. : and one ran; nf; also other fur- WmW " 7zZm-fi
E. Polack, Prop. ' r Phone Main 75 nl""- Cn" jck 381- "-12 8t $Q& Mf
j IFOR SALE. Applfe , tree wood. ., . .,' , - .
" ' ' '" - I Phone Black 2(2. Sept. 9-t-pd mT.! rw -
'" iwiiiMM in in i ! i ' niagasa; jTi , Nilsdn Iractors
, FOR ' SALE. Fojfd Car In good Cuanrnteifarm efficiincy
t ' '. , WANTED Clean White Cotton A-New Shipment of Victor Re- - condition. 20V First Street. Crate;trtion autoiriticallf.
Rags at the Observer Office: 3c cords in ntaXewlin Book & Station- j I 9-6-0t p Stand yeaitof hard jrviea. :
,.r- a rFORCZECe!ta,irant and fur-' " ifiX '
SHtFiRY THEATRE . -m Eou Ea" v
. ' : THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. ' i Ml ;
GOLDWYN presents thstaij who is loved by, millions .1 FailCVrLadd CcHlVOll "
' MABEL RMANDe:;':l;j ' '' - , 1
"THE FLOOR BELOW" tomatoes
All the .mystery, plot, romai and excitement required. r ' ' " j
LAST SHOWING TODAY 25 ID DOX TOr $1.51)
TOMORROW ONLY Niagara 'Grapes. per basket ... 00c
. THE DA BAR A- . Tokay Grapes .. j '. 73c
J - in Concord, large basket (Hie I i
. I r j I "THE TWO ORPHANS" jj Egg Plant, per louiny 1 120
T i ii iimmimiiiii i i rr-BMrTrnrin-ni m. j I Cantaloupes ... :....' 10c, 12 W'c 1-lc , j
INSPECTION I ! Green Peppers :'..loc
'J , j.., Jk u, , ..H . ' White Pieklin; Oioiis, pfr. pound .' ....23c
teii5ffiipss &,u c.,w . o. it
mmmmm !r V : ;-- !
... -j "Rep your shoes KM - I ZZ,
H ;j"V ' ij ' FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO
isimpmjaW M0DECERY i
I "QUIDS AHO PASTE. FOB BLACW, WHITE, TAN. DARK ; l, CALL MAIN 35
BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRB6ERVETHELEATHER. I j HI .
The Kodak business is niovins
right aloiiB at teilvcrlhorn'a. Ily
the way, have yau lild them' do
homo enlarging fir you? H no?,
you will bo more than pleased wllh
their work, And k if nt .11 very1
veasonr.ble, prlco A null promptly
done. Try t',10111 aniKjee.
' . , . : 'Daily. 9-11 11
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LAGRANOCORCSON.
IK) xOV KSO-.V-
t
presnpt, on last known address , of
Herbert orUIobor White, ;ii3 '.vlfa
or rolathesA LIviiiR in, or about
La Grando tVenly-flve or thirty
years no, aihl . following nifninu
and workiuB un' tha timber. This
iuformatlon is neceiiinry iii Ordtr
to closo up an ostnlr In the' east
in which this nun or his descend-
oils ire IntereslVl
i FS.
Has a High Opinion of Chamberlain's
Table(s.':J;:;'f''7:;..f;'f .
"I have a hih opfiiion of Chamber
lain's Tablets far biliousness and ns a
Jnxative," writes Mte. C. A. Barnes,
Charleston, 111; V'l luve never found
anytbing so mildnnai pleasant to nso.'--My
brother has ao iked these tablcta
with satisfnctoiy iesuuts.?. 1 . Adv.;
t
:t FKJI1T
A V
The mellowness so chnr
actenslic of Crescent
Yanillalis tlie result of
nginj? iinwhite ofk
casks
it's the caVe in ljiaking
as well as the fii quality
vanilla beails usfl that
makes Cresleni
superior.
' Ask your groin
Vanilla
Better
Extracts
Crescent
Galieci
to
the
Colors
. You may still obtain, BARRINGTON HALL, the
Bakerized Coffee;: as tisual although EIGHT HUN
DRED THOUSAND cups of this famous coffee are
being bicwed ewry day and sent overseas to the battle
front in coiieentrVited fonh.
The physical
maintained at th
only getting coffe
getting the best,
BARRINGTO
ordinary coffee
One
iitness.f
highet
1
. 1
beciiisei
m
pouVd fc
f American fighters must be
't efficiency and they arc not
in llleir doily rationq but they are
V.'..
LL costs no more per cup than
it makes more cups per pound.
'ans....; 45c i
i
Two pouiiu Cans...
.4850 .
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PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
V ; '' Phone Main 80. ('PF.';y
Shoes For All the Family ii
Ladies' NEW FALL SHOES in Browns, Greys, and Field Mouse, in both high and
medium heels, price:....
Men's NEW FALL SIIOI
'toe and Entilish lasts, priced
"";T"" '
lS in Browns, rind Blacks, bo
......$650 to $10.00
tb . button and lace, in roun 1
$6.00 to $10.00'-
Boys ARMY LAST .SIlOllS ulid Boys' ENGLISH SHOES, Per Pair $5.00
an 'I l-ace, puce , sa.Vo to S4.i55
lllM-f
t
lolili button i
Xt SCHOOL SHOES, ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
LITTLE TOTS' SIIOI IN ALL COLORS AND KINDS.
Bovs' Guaranteed Til
CHILDREN'S DRESS
X
L. J. French Shoe Co. !
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