La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMftXTUY. OCTOBER 7; 19t8 Paget rsnrr LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER M back from, keetikg " t'ouitijr And City ' School Huprrln leudtnu la luriUiiinl ; Work ; ' : Mm. A. E. Ivaohoe, xaunty; foUjoI superintendent and Jiolear. A.. C. yamp.ton, superintendent of the city schools returned yesterday from Salem, where they attended iv .mooting pf the executive ooiA mltlee of the State Teachers' Asso ciation. They report a most sat-! Isfactory session, several matters . la regard to the coming (lata con vention being decided - upon. The ' Anoclatlon will raoet In Portland eomollmo . In December, the defin ite dates not having yet boon de- elded- upon. -' Dr. H. D. " Sheldon. (loan of the school of education at the University of Oregon, was ap. jiolnted to secure the talent for sneakers and others appearing on the program. It was further or- tiarud that proceedings of the State Institute ho published In , bulletin form for distribution to teachers. 'We fool greatly encouraged by the splendid co-operative spirit de veloping among tonchers . of the v (Unto, ' . said . Mr. u Hampton, this iiioi nlng. "Our primary purpose Is uniting , the 'Eastern Oregon and Western Oregon conventions about two yen s' ago was to develop r an organization .which would represent tho teachers x)f the entire stale, whose problems are1 in iraony ways olinllur. . Those aims ' have already in a large measure been realized," MfIMMiM'WIWIIMliMMIMIWSPMPW'"" .-Tir-"' ..?.,".'. '. . : n't' f ?p .".'.' ; ! :! ,' .." U he 'Observers Lommuimv :Kae " '"' .' ::.'.. , , ..: . v-'..H':l;3HU:. ' fU If; . 1 .m THE BUSINESS MEN OP LA GRANDE ARE VITALLY INTERESTED IN THE GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY HAVE IN VESTED THEIR CAPITAL HERE, ARE ALL EMPLOYERS 0FLAB0R, HEL1 TO SWELL THE PAYROLL AND ClKCtJLATSTHE HOME DOLLAR! THEIR GOODS ARE EQUAL TO THOSE OF THE BIG tjFY STORES. DEAL WITH THEM. KEEP YO UR MONEY AT HOME. BOOST FOR LA GRANDE, UNION AN I' WALLOWA COUNTIES A GREATER, BETTER, MORE PROSPEROUS EASTERN OREGON . SUMPTER VALLEY IS ' PACING A TIE-UP Expected . Walkout Will .At'' Least t Cripple Train Service ,' ! : Whether or not the expected walk out of SumpterVailcy trainmen. and shop employes will result in a tie-up of traffic or not was uncertain last evening, but General Manager Pen- gro i stated that he thought In any event the passenger service could be maintained. The ' movement of the Dion to enforce their demands for a - wage increase can. hardly be cdnsid- orcd a strike movement. Some of the men involved bav tendered their resignation the past few days and some have signified their Intention '. of staying on the 'job. - ; ' Today was the date fixed pr the walkout, but it is understood that all trains oii the road : will b brought In by their 'crews and that the shopmen will not go out until Monday. . ,-.' ..,'. : . Nothing has ben beard from the appeal to the Federal Railroad Ad .. ministration, tut it seems very like ly that unless the, government takes ' control,' enough men will . milt to at ' least seriously cripple the road's op eration. Baker Democtat, ' , . . ; OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN Hoys Of 18 May Now Knllsi In The ;: fwvfri:';" .Warine. : " v;? ? i Boys who have become 18 since . Soptombor 12. 1918, may now en list In tho. Marines, .provided they present a written statement w giv ing the date 'of their, birth, 'signed ' by their parents, according to ln- t formation received at the recruiting station in me posi-orce uuuuiub. TAKE NO CHANCES ON YOUR CLOTHES NOW CIX)THL0 IK TOO HiUIT TO FX i ; I'KIUMKNT Wi l li Ff It- C1IABK8. . .. . .If you w.mt a ttousa built yon R0 to' a carpenter. t . li .you want a tnsoir.ont lilu't you go to a masim. : Why not go to a tullnr if yoii wts.nt a sut of clolho hulltf , Clothes are high tit best i t!m why exporluieut when you know we are making clothes that , fit, they must fit or no inomv 'ronihou us, Instead of taking dumc'!i on the hit and aniss , out of town clothes? ,. , We fcro making clotmu r.o fit yoiir measure . Just o choaply, and v.ju posttlvoly, take no chauefs what' ever. You nro Buro of re.illj. ycu see the goods, put tin goi.ds to the add test boforj ynu .huv, nod when you do bi vou have something worth whllu. :. ' In Ladles Coats wo van boat tho rcady-niitde houses on the same quality of goods. Wo givo try-uus antj work until tho gu'.imnt ai'tu- iiy iits. jnnoen years wo liavo stood ' behind every suit or com turned out, we aro still siandlni; behind the work wo do. Wo never ullcw A suit or a garmont to loavo the store without It satisfies n Overy way. And, ' wo hava five tallois at work overy day unublinu its ,.tp; jAt , you out a suit in '.14 hours. : . , 10.4- ' THE TOOOERf. October' J Olh : Inst day "to pay water rent without a penalty. . ,:, 10-7-3t s SINGER SEWING MACHINES, i The agency is with Codlidae's Paint Store. Get ono of these prlzo mhchines' and your sewing troubles are .over. Borne good second hand machines for sale cheap. RICHARD WOOLSEY, -9-28-6t,p, Agent. Miss Zwelfol f Summorvllle is the lady at BUverthorn's Fountain. Oho is following the teachings of Al Cald, who has .established a wonderful soda water business at this fountain. Mr. Cain will In the future be in . the Drug Depart. nient at Sllrerthorn's. ' ' ' ' . FAM I LY DRUS STORE ' I.A asANoconcaON. - ' " '.. -a . Da"y 10-1-tf . ' ' ' "( ' .' -'.'. '.,... ... . . ' J' : M;11 Yf IT - lift' ;-, ' " "- J. . Cpfflll IB nssiiKis s?t-''&& H ill 'Afr.V W W"' f'tWf ill I mm mm Wffiwwm il 1' 1 'rrrrvyrr?,r ' ' ' ; : .;':. ' ? ..;: ' .-.". ' . xffa v' ; ' : .;T rr.v - .- -:-':". . . .. : .v v.- '. i :. . :- i v::.k:'!--"'' '';:- :m. .-"-i, :' '.r '.' f v, . . - .V . . , - 4 .. . .. ' . ' ' ' CARR FURNITURE CO. 1317 Adams Avenue Phone Mala 770 The largest furniture and .house furnishings store In Eastern Oregon. CHANDLER ; ;. EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE LEIGHTON'S GARAGE : . Phone Mow 7.17. EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION. OXY-ACETELENE WELDING , , .MACHINE WORK. , , v , MITCHELL u REPUBLIC TRUCKS The B. C. Hamilton Garage, (Jefferson and Fir Streets. " , Both Phonos: M.790j'iAr. 430. ' ' DANIEL AUTO COMPANY Al Dame), Mgr. Dort, Rco, Monroe, King 8, Kissel, Chulmers, Oakland, Colo. 8, ..: ; : Marmon nnd Oldsniolulo , ., Adams Avenue -- Phone Main 7C1 LIBERTY SIX ' CHEVROLET Geo. B. Ilichardson, Foley Hotel BJdg., Fhonc Black 47 1 . . OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT QALLOWAY-K EES -CO., i:)12 JEFFERSjON AVKNUE. ' ' ' , Plione Main 777. ' OUR HOME STORES. .. Mueli has been said of trading at home. It is urged upon you for the good ol our cojiununttjr, but we have .before us problems that are even ltirger than merely buying at hoiue.'.;.rTiue laeal store carries iu its stocks, the products of ogr local factories,' which arc vital for our growth. ' ; . .. By buying these products you mark the prosperity, of our surrounding country, which .ultimately means wealth to all. ".'.Use ..your purchasing power to increase our ef ficiency and 'you'willbc doing the duty to yo ur fcllowmen and youi- .caniinunity.!-' 10$ Fir Street : RUBY "CYCLE SHOP Tel. Black 1211 Tire Vulcanizing. Motor Cycle and Bicycle Repairing. ' ' Indian; Hendei-son and. Excelsior Mo.tor Cycles. ', , DODGE : r t : r BUICK . ;" '...",. '': . Smith's Oarage Depot, Opposite Elks Club. : r v . , , CADILLAC Phone Black 1751 V i PURE MILK & CREAM COMPANY Here, and here to stay dealing in Sweet Milk and Commercial Cream, hold ing our prices down in spite or tho nigh cost o,r living. Two deliveries daily o an parts oi tne city. j. a. uami-bciji, rrop., uregon Motel mg. Depot St, ,i ,"'t"v' ';'" : ; : ' : FELT LIKE MUSCLES . WERE TIED IH KNOT Tiat Is RxacQf Tho Way TiudwU Snys Ilia Illiouniatlsn Acted, . "I had nover taken -aldose' of Tunlnc In my life till . eohie ' six weeks ago,-' buti4'vJtav,trcelved' n.oi e bonefit from tlM three bottles 1 huve Just Ilnlaled Oian from: all tho. other niodlclnej 'wssj.' taken put togother," said Qeorge R. Tln - dull, of G002-18th Ayo., i South, Seattle, Ihe other. ' Mr; jlmlall Is 0 .ployed nt tho SXInnor & Eddy Ship Yards.'1-'. I" -s-- '!Por Bcvornl years,' he contln-m-d, "I suffered torrlbly from mus cular rhoiiniatiHm and - kidney trou ble: The muscles of my right arm would dinw up at the elbow, and fool like they wore tied In a knot. 1 had no appetite and tho little I forced down didn't do me much, 1 any good. My kidneys worried me night and day, 1 had an awful n.ifcory up and down my spine, and 1. y bnck right ova- my kidneys yi.ulil hurt so bad that if I Blonp ud . over It will almost kill me to KtralKhton up again. I couldn't rest well nt night, and mauy s I I mo I would wake up at midnight, arid never sleep another wink the balance of the night, .then my bark would start hurling so bad that I . could hardly got out of bed. "I guess I have taken most ev ery kind of medicine sold without gutting a bit of relief, and I was lu mighty bad shape when I decld rrt . to see If TanUO would help ni. Well, I can honestly say that I haven't had ao ache or a pain !uce shortly after I atarted on Tuvlac. I sleep like a log at night, nnd my wlfo tells me that I am lablo lo cat us both out of house and home It I keep on with the appetite Tanlac has given nie. J fuel so well and hearty In overy way that I have told the boys down at the shipyard how much good Tanlac has done for me. (or 1 hope . that my experience will be the r.ieans of helping others who may lirtTO troubles llko I had." Tanlac Is sold In I.a Orande, at Pllrorthorn'S Drag Store. Adv. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY 5- ? J""". P- li. u Hopkins, Becty-ireas. r : ' Main 60 Blue Mountain Butter, Cream, Milk, Buttermilk, i .:'..'. v icecream KING- COAL ' ROCK SPRINGS COAL THE J. D. LYNCH CO., Fuel ; ; Transfer. :: , Storage " r ; V ; C. L. THORNE, GROCER ..!'-.; ' Home J'hone lnln 04 j4 .v, r . , GIlOCErtlES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Our Motto: Promptness and Courtesy. . SOS Fir Street WHITE GROCERY Phone Main 42 BE PREPARED Join the army of satisfied customers. We have our own Delivery. ' ' ' ' V ,- j . . U. LOTTES r : 1116 Jefferson Phone Black 51 A GENTLEMEN'S RESORT Cigars, Tobaccos, launches, Soft Drinks and Confectionery. . . .. '. ,, . ': HOOVERIZE YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY YOUR FUIINITURE ' FROM HARRIS FURNITURP CO. BY SAVING ' 1 ' . ' TIME AND MONKY. ' y NUF SED Hariris Furniture Store H. R HARRIS, Proprietor 406 FIR STREKT v , , PHONE: Red 8171,. ' '.";."' WILSON BROS. TAILORS . Sew Foley Building . Phone Black 761 Cleaning, Pressing, nnd Hat Blocking. ', Andrew Bros. THE TOGGERY Phone Black 231 LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM-MADE TAILORS "The Best Is the Cheapest" Iligh-Grade Gents' Furnishings, Repairing and French Dry Cleaning ; HILL'S DEP'T STORE 1 1209 Adams Avenue ' Phone Main 710 . The best of everything for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boya and Girls. . . ('- ' . The Store of Quality Goods. . . ., 817 Fir Street DUTLI'S BAKERY : Your Home Bakery Blue Ribbast Bread rhone 736 The best quality of bread, pies, cakes and cookies. STANDARD LAUNDRY 1416 Jeffcr.ion Phoni Main 56 . DRY CLEANING, DYEIIjG HEADQUARTERS FOR PEERLESS SYRUP A llouie Product Made ofjtranulated Sncar. Pt. 20e; Qt., 37 on., 35c'; Gal., 4 Lbs., 70c; 9'2 Lbs. $1.25 Phone Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY Phone Main 35 HOOVERIZED GROCERY Commnnsonse Distributors of Pure Foods Across the Track.' You save on every purchase 103 Depot Street CITY GROCERY & BAKERY E. Polack, Prop. " THE HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES Phone Mala 75 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Ij Grande, Ore. , The Bank That Tnkrs Care nf Your IVnnnlta. . We have Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. Tha onlv Raf Plr tn Liberty Bonds. ' . r ' ; ' LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK -' ,-. 1215 Adams Avenue Phone - Capital $200,000, Surplus, $40,000 " . f i President, F. J. Holmea Phone Main 28 ' ' Cashier, F. L. Meyers HAYNES ,-r-VELIE C. A. MeCrary's Oarage . 1117 Washington Street Phone Main 758. Second-Hand Cars Bought and Sold Our Millinery is Best in Style and Best in Price It will Pay You to Call. CHRISTIE & AMSDEN, Variety Store La Grande, Oregon. . 1110 Adams Avenue SIEGRIST & COMPANY .' Jewelers ... t. Phone Red 91 The Largest Jewelry Store In Eastern Oregon. LA GRANDE PHARMACY . A. N'ewlln, Manager. ' ' ' 1302 Adam Avenue Phone Mala 40 WE ARE NO FARTHER THAN YOUR PHONE Prescriptions, Druggist Sundries, Stationery, Confectionery. , ' NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY 1114 Adcns Avenue . - Telephone Main 67 Let uo supply your books, office supplies and Stationery needs. , F. L. LILLY Adams Ave. Main 756 ITardware, Kanch anrt.Mill Supplies, Building Material, ' Stoves, House Furnishing, Etc. MAXWELL CARS MAXWELL SERVICE STATION John E. Anderson, 1110 Jefferson ot Phone Main 71 Union Co. Phone 841 C. E.HACKMAN - Cigar Manufacturer UOf Adams Avenne Phone Mala 778 la Flor de Uacknian, La Napolcan, C B. Little II., C. E. II. Cuban Smokers. We will win this war -'-- ':'....' ' . Nothing else really matters until we dot The Flavor Lasts N