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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1918)
iRTOE TWO LX Q'RAWDE BTENISftr OBt4EBVEB FRIDAY, SF.PTFAfnEl.-i SO. Wig The of th( 5 T"1 T71 XI r asmojis -. fco many lovely styles have eome in, that ono jii.ust see them to ;ijijirci i;il.f (heir extreme new ness... Jl.imly sheer materials art- delightfully trimmed with laces tin; prettiest: waists you , have seen for many and many. a day. Hills Dep't Store i: !l 1 BED CROSS DRUG STORE The Kodak Store ccial and Personal Win. Smith, of Bilker, is in town on. business. - Ceellc, Lllley is helping r.m in the local War liojid office for a few oi.ya. . ' H. I!. Jlrynnt of Alhnny la ir. Kntorprlno on business for a few diva. '' ' , Misa Marie Love, assisUin't chief . operator til Mtiho Fulls, is visiting - friends ho.ru. . : Mrs. Mnrthn MrCully left yesterday, for Pendleton, where sho will uttend the Kound-Up. .MIksoh l'Vrn and Ki'ina Coddes , left lliin mornliiK for Pendleton to attend (he- Hound. lip. H. Si'linffor, n well Known rnll- - iv.ud employe, Ik down t'r.im plem- n nt Vulley on a blMini-.-i', hip. Mis. S. P. I'uco of f'oilland liassnd tliroiii;li town llils imiiiilug to Iho home of lier sou, A. M. 1 'ace. V. y. Jtnyer, special nirent from the general land offire, wiio has been in Portland for n short time, returned yesterday: jMlKHtts Alice and Anna Scailior oukIi arrived yusturdiiy evenliu: from I'nlon rr a short visit at (lie lrl Webb homo. C. I;.'. Thornmiri; returned to his work at .Pleasant Valley this niorniiiK, lie niolort'd over yesterday "evening for a short visit with Mrs. Tliornliurir. The rlly t'omiMlfHitjiiora held an n;.loiirned mceliiii; lust iiliiht. Mai 1 ' TfiteliiI? The Uiiiifrs to eonsider in liuyiiij, a Ti.ietor, are first, does it iiave sufficient, wiiith of wheel to pet a jri'ip on the ground that will for a Tractor without traction is weight enough tgjiold it to the ground ( not surplus weight), hut it 'must grip the gWmnil, fur .it, loses power when the' wheels slip. Then it must have eihdne en)(igh to turn the wheels. The SAMSON wliei'lsSoe (finches wide, and it weighs ;"S00 pound-'; the engine will tuth wheels almost any place. To gether with its large crank slft,ls lew down, sturdy construc tion, its aH'ai'ouud o'epenilaliilitX viVi may look a long time before you find its eqmil, and we doubt vWietlier there is n superior. Let .us show you. It lias a record of TVMacrcs in KM) hours, in this valley, at a cost of :C, U cents per aerVW gas and oil. "Home of the Sam.son Sieve Grip." ' oiuix p.i: ns! fipAix nv.wi cpaix bf.hs! We Have a Carload Price Is Kight. COLfEX GATE SACK TWIXK AT )() (T;XTS A I'orxi), WJ1V PAY .MOHE? La Grande Implement Co. louse lt is of minor Importance . weie patsed upon. Mm. Chus. Thorn or Seatllo left f;?i Elgin this mornliiK for an ex. 'ended visit with her sister, Mrs O. W. Barlow. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Slilwell, of I'oilland urrlvod yesleiday by mo tor, to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Rtflwell. Allsn Ethel Cohli, who underwent an operation for nppeiidleltis at the Hot Lake Sanatorium two weeks ago, returned home yestorday ev- (lilllR. x Mrs. Rny Duron of Mgln returned .'Miio this mornliiK after accom. r.anylng. as far as La Grande. Mr. Daron. who left for Caiiip Lewis ! thlf. morning. j Mrs. S. C. Evans left this mor ning for Elgin, whe,re she will visit for a few dayB with lier 'daughter, Mrs. Fred Hollgen. Mr. Stllwell will leave, In a few'' !ays for Sioux City, Iowa, where he will visit for n short time with his mother, lieforo leaving for a training ramp. Mrs. C. N. rainier will leave to inoirow for Salem, where sho will muke an exhibit at the State Fair! it work done by the Army and Navy Auxiliary of Union County, j Mrs; Lawienco Uutton, daugh-! lor of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Hunter, jo? Island City, left this morning i-ji r.uiiuim, 10 uiienu ine ftuue L'nlvoinlly this winter. Mrs. W. Mulliiley and daughter, HISs Edytha Kreaka, of Spokane, will visit for an indefinite time, with Mr. Miilhiloy, who Is foreman of tho Palmer Lumber Co. camp ;il Vlncorit. John Del.nney, Frank Ilurfurd, Geo. Rcltley and Carl Edvalson, nil of Un People Speak Well of Chamberlain's Tablets. . "I liave been selling Chnmberlain's Tablets for about two years nnd heard sik.1i gootl repines Troni custiiniei'i Unit I coinfyled to. give them u trial myself, and c!n sayUhat. I du.not be lieve; there is nuolliey ireparntion of the kind equal toVheiV" writes G. A. Mcliride, lleadfor ot. If you arc troubled with indigt-iitii or constipa tion give them a tria t'J'hey will do you irood. Adv. hold it up in soft ground, nnd not .slip. This is nil important, a. farce. Next, we that it has .-:) JlCFFEh'SOX STREET I ion, are here as witnesses In the Ed valson va, Carroll case, being heard by the register and receiver at the hiHa office. A verdict of f 24 In favor of the plaintiff waa returned by the Jury which sat yesterday to bear. he civil case of Z. Patty Hutchinson va'sus Pearl Larcom. The case in volved the settlement of an ac count, v ' t Mr. and Mia. Augustine White .f Joseph passed through town yeg lo! day enroute to J'ortlund, whtye liny will be the guests of Mends and relatives. While . away, they will attend the State Fair at Suluui. Mr. and Mrs. tins Ki.iger brt yrsterday for I'endleirtn whsre Mr. bfiger w(ll visit a ulster whom Jie ir.f. not seen lor. a 1. umber of years, and they will luci leTal.'.' nt lud the great annual el: iw. Mr. and , Mrs. A. P. Owens of linker left La Grande Ws morning 'or West Gross, nen Wallowa 'I hey will remain there for a week 01 len data, looking nf'.jr a honc tead and Incidentally passing iho ilnic In a very pleasauc oulibg. Mifjs lleleuu Kay ' arrived last 1 1 1 1 1 1 from Caldwell, Idaho whero s!m has been visiting for 'lie pasi Ihtee ninntbs. She left this morn ling for Enterprise, win . she will ! -it-It also. While here, Miss Kay I was the guest of Mr. Herbert j lliownlng. I Dr. and Mrs. Adumson, of Helton, : Kansas, who have been visiting at the ) home of their daughter, Mrs. S. T. Snvulish, for the past four weeks, ar rived this morning for a week's visit at the Clyde Zimmerman home. From here, lir. und Mrs. Adamson will go on to Denver, where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Savalish also arrived this morning and will visit here in definitely. SHERRY THE HOUSE T Last time of Rohei'VjiOiiiKYivcnsu'a story 'TreasurMsland" With the Famous Fox Kiddies. : ; Tomorrow Only William Farnum in " A ; SOLDIER'S OAT H," HOOVERIZE YOU WILL, IFyYOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM HARRIS YuHXITURE CO. BY SAVING TIMV AMD Harri s Furniture Store 0. R HAUKIS, Proprietor 408 FIR BTItEET PIIOM5: Rod 81T1. Fresh by Express Fresh Cauliflower or your Mixed Pickles; also Green ami Red Peppers, White pickling Onions, aM Wood River Cider Vinegar. Phone 43 J. G. Snodgrass I NEW TODAY: FOR SALE. Hap a few bogs and enoats lett. l'n rotey. iBcpt. 2-2t pd. '. WANTED. Messoniors for West ern Union. ixtean years of age, andiuust have wlWeL See Man age r. Sept. ZO-JOt-p LOST. Op streets La Grande, Large Cenieo Pin. Mrs. J. ..Slater, Ave. HevvVrd. inder reply Wash. 9-20-3t eWi-i LOST. A RilVer UroochV In La Grande. Fluiler, pleaseleave at fihseiver Office and rei'lve re ward. . Sept. o 2t-p I'OH RENT. Pasture. - pas- turo 1. 000 sheepfor three reeks. H. II. Cleaver, 'Illuck Ids ... pt. 20-3 -pd LOST. Thursday nltht, a K iitson - Hat, with a MitrlnetH einble,! and Kr, company nui(her on It. Finder plenHa comi&uiiicate with Cpl. K. II. Sinllh, 22i3 N F r St., before Batui ilay nooa IF pojuilhle, or leave nt Post Ofl -It p x Dally Thought. Wisdom nnd goodness are twin born. Cowper. : , ; j SHERRY'S . TICHAHUCK ISLAND. Ho for the bounding main! llcnverho for the smell of the salt :ea air . and the romance nnd ad- THEATRE OF QUALITY. MONEY. SED AY I cure Island," with all the pirates and bad men that Robert Louis Stevenson nut In nt . the Hliei-rv 1 Theater for the last imowlng today; j I j magnificent plchirlzatlon of the rcrent novel, made iiy W'llllani Fox. wizard of acreeneraft, will bo shown thercy , , - ' .... j Hie cast of the production 'is leaded by Francis Carpenter, who iays the role of Jim Hawkins j Having come by a, chart of the ls-j land on. which the notorious Flint burled bis Ill-gotten gains, Jim acls'i Mill for the place. When he arrives, he . discovers 1 lint his crew is composed mainly of former shipmates of Flint, wh'o 4ake the first opportunity to 11111-1 tiny. Then follow flglitH and j thrilling adventuxes, which finally I end with the triumph of. Jim and! his regaining of the burled bill-: Urn. ' . . I When you were little you p!ny-i ed Indian or cannibal or pirate You danced In joyous circles about j a troubled captive, you shot I111 aglnery arrows at Inniglnery one- j mles, or yon steadfastly miulo n I pilsonor walk the plank, while you i ir,hore dug for burled treasure. ?j There's no use saying you ddn't.,j You were like every other boy and r-lrl who ever lived, and you found ; our greatest pleasure, In the wild romancing 1f adventurous Imaglna-; lion. That la why "Treasure Island" appealed to you so stirringly when you were little. That Is why It ctlll holds you rapt, evon though you're a grown-up child. That is why .the magnificent picturlzntion of it which William Fox has made will tempt you to sit through two or three preformancea of it. AH the new fall styles in Millinery are represented at the Walling Milli nery, at close cash prices. . if-tctf THE MAMMOTH GROC Staple ' , ' -. 1 ' Our I 1211 ADAMS AVENUE ' j .inOO Extra Good MERIXO EWES, weighing 100 iinnnds aiul he t tor. These sheep will he in the valley and ready for inspection at an early date. Will lie ready for delivery Nofemher 1, 1918. A Fine Ranch These ewes will lie insures a fine lamb and a Viality oft wool that hrings Will sell them in lots of 10 al up. f, ' ? A little needed run 100 sheep, and they will clean Vit the fence corners and your summer fallow better than any wecder niadcX aniin addition pay fur themselves the first season. We are prepared toVveWou the lowest possible price on this stock and sell them to you on very aVrttctive terms. 1 Fere is an oppor tunity to help the Government with an extra production of wool, and make you extra money for bonds and taxes. La Grande National lMsjtoMtrtWWIMNtfNteitfMfcrt J I "A Few Peach Stones May Save a Soldier's Life." Leave Yours Here and Help Make Gas Masks. Peach Stones Prune Pits Plum Pita ApVJcot Pita OlivVpita lutternut We ncl these XOW. should liePLiirouglniv dried in an oven 01; nrtho sun. Rememher thftList. 'Under no cimiinstan ees deposit iiiiVyotliciiit,s 01' sliells. . , ' We are iVqueVng llit'St' for tlic Army at' the .request of the-UuH(JStates Food .Adininistra- tion. ' Harris' Phone, Main 70 and 408 NORTH FIU STREET WIIILVU kJlHlVa 1UUU XlUUIUIianunuil .... w. V iyjiirwiiHMiw Has a Hijur Opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets. "I have nViRh opinion of Chamber lain's TnblctsVor -biliousness and as a laxative,;' writM Mil. C. A. Uarnes, Charleston, I11:V'I Have never found anything so mildui pleasant to use. My brother has also used these tablets with satisfactory results." Adv. Coming: Fighting Bill Duncan. C. U. SIMKINS, Proprietor knd Fancy Groceries i r ana rro visions All Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Aimxs to Please X crossed with ITtinpshire and Shropshire Rams, attention to yiir fenres is all the Ray W. Logan Bank Building. Phones, Main (i ami Main 7;i 1 HI Cherry Pits 4 Date Seeds llrazil Nut Shells Hickory Nut Shells . Walnut Shells Shells Before, depositing tlioy ' Grocery 77; Farmers, folack 192 . ACUOSS THE TRACK School Dooks. Tablets, Compost, lion liobks, Pencils, Inks, Typewri ter' Paper, .Carbon Paper, llox f'ilts, Fiyng Cases. All such lines r.i-eVnrrntd in large quantities nt Sllvohn:i's. . FAMILY DRUG STORE , LA GRANDE,OBI:;ON, j You riTONE, MAIN" 82 Sheei whieh price. the highest .' expense renuired to
