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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1918)
' ickrimii'i : , ; .;I:::..:W,;..;.... h?: diiA.fc;tdfeNliif31 ib iilsiSyiiiR i .'. L.. ". goal and ill! Personal1 .8' w- Kinney, ot Walla Walla, Is at the Savoy Hotel. . Mrs. M. E. Mink of Perry thop- u me city today, Fred Kipper ot Walla Walla la m mwtt on business today. Mrs. L. Morgan ot Kaniela shop- pu in ma cuy yesterday and re turned home' this morning. i Martin King,' ot Kamela. who lias been working on the railroad lib erty loan drive, la hore today.' . ',-' : ;, Fullmer 0. Harvtgsou of North I'owdor was a business visitor In the Land Office this' morning. . V; Jos8 Routh returned to his homo . at Enterprise this morning after a few days' business visit In Port land.. ', , ' Mr. and Mrs.. W. Pwlger of En terprise arrived this morning to visit for the day at the W.' 8n!vo ly home. J. F. Logue, an engineer well known in this district, is Itere from Portland attending ,-!i3 Corbett fu- i-.cral. Mr. and Mrs. John Mayflold re turned td their homo in Elgin this morning after a day's business: "visit in the city, RED CPOSS DRUG ' STORE i i 11 !! The Kodak ii t Stbre. ii I:: . mmrnm j ot moa golni and c.mlng from the camps. - This la largely due to the draft taking men out if the woods. ; .' George C. Henuessr of Chicago , ctme down from Portland this morning to attend th funetal of Joe Corbett. Miss Agnes Carpenter loft this morning for Mlnnm after a short visit with her Bister, Mrs. MoPher- son, of this place. ; - Mlaa Myrtle Chandler left this morning to spend- the wek-end iran ner parents, Mr.- ana .Mrs. j, N Chandler, of Elgin.'; . , Sugh L. Stnntle'.d stoppod here yesterday evening on a buslheM - Jrip to Walla Walla, which ho Is unking In his new Cadillac. Mlas Charlottee Wisdom return ed to her home In Elgin this morn ing after a ' short visit with her aunt, Mrs. Etta McNaughton. A. T. Frido, of Puyallup, Wash ington, left, tills" morning for En terprise, where ho will visit for the next week with his son Frank. V Justice iot -the- Peace Arthur ' C.' Williams, officiated yesterday af ternoon at the woddina of Alfred E. Granger to Minnie A. Moore. L. A. Strlnghain returnod to his home at Imbler this morning after a three weeks' visit with relatives in, Salt ' Lake and Mantl, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Nellson re turned to their home at Junction City this morning after visiting for the past few days , with relatives hero. W. fl. Goodman, - of . Moacham, who has been hore' for the past two days on business, left this morning for Arlington for a short hi ay. From there he will return home, . '. Mlas Frances Roberts, who at tended the Teachers' Institute here and has since that time been vis-, 0 iilng with Mrs. Margarot Stowart 1 and Mrs. Hattle Stlllwell, returned to her , work . at -Enterprise this , morning. Claude Berry, formerly ofj this city, arrived this week from Grants 'Pass, to accept a position with' the Hoover ized Grocery. - . . .' . Mr. Schefner, until recently" man ager of the Valley Creamery,. has ac cepted a position with the Hooverized Grocery, - ' .'-.M.;. The body of Harold Watson,' who died' of pnoumonia In a Marvla-4 Hospital passed through town' yes terday for burial la Portland; He IsaveB a wife and twin daughters. nir.-TVataon was the son of James Watson, who was well known here years ago as an engineer, and was later killed in an accident on Mln- aui Creek, , ' , . Mr. and Mrs. B. Southwlck re turned to their home at . Wallowa this- nioinlngj -They - started" for Camp Dodge, Iowa, several , days ago to.be at the bedside of their son, Corporal D. P.-Southwlck, who; wits seriously ill with pneu monia, lioforo arriving at their destination, howeyer, thoy 'woro inr formod that the ' body was being sent . to Wallowa for burial. TOTALS RISE BY i'T,, : "' THE THOUSANDS? ' "(Continued from Page One) . ficei of this division. ' ; Number ' SuscritN) Through lUnk. Reports from the 1 entire v nprth western region in which the com. pajiy oporates, evidenced yesterday evening that 88; per cent of the employes had subscribed through the .company." t, (Too thousand, dol lars 'baa been subscribed from this division through' the banks. Opo Hundred Per Cent Buy ; Two branches of railroad work this morning tailed to show one hundred per cent of subscriptions to the number ot employes. Indi cations are that ' by this " evening all classes will be represented one hundred per cent strong. Bubcribe Heavier.' Thp average subscription for tho entire north-western division of the railroad is 1104.89 per Individual. This is an Increase of $28 over tho tnird loan. (. , . ' NINE; MENCAlLED. '; -v, The following four men have been' summoned to appear before the jocal draft board Sunday morn ing at 10:30 for Induction'' Into general "service at Fort McArtuur, California: .' Henry Ernest Rosenkamp, La Grande." . . . .. A' Alfred Leslie Olson, North Paw dor. - , i Melvln G. Olson, North Powdor. Martin Stein," La Grande, Five men have . been summoned to appear at 11 Sunday morning for' induction : Into general service at Fort Stevens. They- ore: Carl Wlllam Keltz, La Grande. William .. Reynolds Winters. La Grande. v. I' ,i - . ... Charles Asa Robertson,' Hllgard. "i Joha Jamos Bartram, Astoria. Oscar Johnson, 'La Grande. Disposing of jean. Enoch, of tho age of seven, was dis cussing with hus grandfather the ex citing details of an Imaginary trip of adventure, Including all hazards of land and sea and air. They had Just summarily dispatched a lion which might spring upon them unawares from tho Jungle, when grandfather sudden ly asked : "Enoch, wviot about JcnnJ (his little plnymatoV . "You can't take her on such a dangerous - Journey." "Oh'-snld Enoch, complacently, "Jean a'd kiss her and leuve her at home.'V -Sour Stomach. , Mrs. J. M. Chapman, of Milton,; passed through the cily this morn ing en route to Wallowa," where she will attend the funernl of her brother-in-law, M. C. Davis, who died in Portland this week from heart trouble. Eat slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, abstain from meat for a few days and in moat Cases the sour stomach will, disappear. If it does not, take one of Chamberlain's Tab lets immediately after supper. -Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomach and you may. find it best to cut them out. . Adv. jWTODAYj WB WANT REPRESENTATIVES IN cvckx tuwn IN OREGON We prefer men wHo have sold stock, In surance, real estate, books, or who have had no sales experience, but would like to develop into sales 4 men. We train every applicant ac cepted and providea system that . will enable anyone" who works to hake from J75.00 to $150.00 per , week. Can also use women of ex ' ceptional ability. Position pcrma , hent. 'In applying, state ago, past ' business experience, number of .: years you have lived in community, vand references. Address in- confi dence. Kane Mfg. Co., 1626-27 L. Q. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash. i ' : - 10-18-8t FOR SALfo-SOME TRADE 580 ,acrs; W0 acres' being -cultivation the balance, very best bunch grass pasture, about 80 acres more can .he broken . out j small creek through . 'on corner,'"three good springs on '2 pla'cbj a" hew box houso, other ouildings'iio much value. This property is on a main road,, only three tniles from railroad station and can-'be bought at $13.00 per acre. There is a loan of $.'1600.00 ' running four! years, yet, at sit per cent The owner wants $2500 in cash and will take stock or gbod trade lor balance of his equitv. This is -a splendid stock ranch, and one of the cheapest properties in East ern Oregon. Security Land & Sav ings Co., La Grande, Oregon. 10-19,21,28,20. LOST One light bay horse, weight about 1600 lbs., branded G" on left thigh. Finder please call Mam 3, and obtain .suitable reward, v. 'J'. ,..;.;-;.",', ,1 io-10-flt Miss Gladys Miller will meet piano pupils Et 1206 Sprjng street. Cull Black 12TL : . 10-18-0t,pd l.'l il- "l f ' I (..' liIVinrt f v f i .n ,i .1 iii-iTiirnrfiTT'TiirTrnT'''""'-!'-"' nimmut' fr.--.-,ii,r.i -, ;i. CLOSINQOUTSA ON ALL xtra S b Ml.,WkV J .,.1 Special .Oct: FOR SALE Young Plymouth Rock Roosters; your choice, $2.00: .Phone Farmers 87, Mrs. iRobert Clark. . .; , ' 10-18-2t HORSES WANTED, Am newcomer. Want separately or all together, four horses with harness wagons and farm implements, at Wal ter Woods Place, two miles north of Summerville. To insure attention, price separately, describe fully and give directions as to how to go from Summerville to find you. Will buy some horses and winter others for their-use. . L. A. WHITE, R, F. D Summerville, Ore Mrs. W. H. Ward'j.i, of Augusta. Montana, and Mrs. James Opio and dnughtor og Oalti-s, North Dakota who haveboon vislt'.iK nt L'Utr price for 'a few days left this morn ii.g with their son, Or.illy for Hot Lnko. ' Earl C. .Reynolds, senior In the C. A. C, who has applied for ad hiisslon to the machlno gun unit, Central Oftlcbrs' Traliiln Camp " at Camp Hancock, Georgia, arrived this morning for a short vial', with home folks. He expects a call at any time. .. . Mrs. Ole Rogors ro'umeJ yestor da'y evening from P-vtlnnd. wliorr she hag been vist'.ing with hor soi., IJurt, who has boon attending the - Benson Polytechnic sclmol. Corpor al Rogers has 03 'i notified thai In wli: be transferred to some olhr ... point in a few Care for active ser vice. "... Ford Hendricks anl E. E Mnt (hewak of Mathews ami He.i'lrlrkJ, real estate dealorg of Fow'l, ar rived here yestordr.y ov.ialnR Mr. AMathows left this morning to take care of business lnl-re:sls at En ilerpcJse and Mr. Hendricks return ed to Fossil. - V M.rs. R. C. Gorman, of Palnir Junction, to In tho city today on business, fihj says ovoryt'i'ng if rmvlng weir at the Junction with tns exception ot the s.oady stream Open for Business With a Complete Line of Groceries, '' '.' ' '' Fresh Fruits and Vegetables WE WANT YOUR TRADE If good, reliable goods, lowest possible prices, fair and square dealing will get it, we can count on you for a customer. - G ity Grocery and Bakery Qne lot of Women's Untrimmed Hat Shapes in Beavers, Velvets Plushes, Felts, etc. Values 'up to $5.00 all go on sale-CHOICE foir I9th;. , i r Big Assortment of Trimmings, consist ing of Plumes, Feathers, etc., all on sale at - HALF PRICE t ... Special ...v.i; i....-.-... . ......".c1.....' : . : .. .... . ; TEev; Display on Floor the Golden Riale Go. WHERE THE BIG CLOSING OUT SALE IS NOWGOING ON. ' -Miss Gladys' Miller is Blurting a class in piano. Cah lllack 1271. . 10-6-6t,pd The Finest Assortment of Box Candy that money can buy you can find It at Sllveithorn's Family Drug Storo. , 10-16-tf FAMILy"DRUQ STORE LA ORANDE.ORKtlONi ' Nilson Tractors Guarantee farm efficiency. Creete'traction auloraatlcallr ' Stand years of hard service. Light weight easy to handle. Junior" for I plows, "Senior" for 4 (Our l-plow machines coming soon.) NILSON TRACTOR SALES CO., utX Morrliion at E. Third St, u . Portland. Oreg-oa. ' MONKV TO IiOASJ. On Improved roal property In Union county. No doluys. Curront rates. La Orundo Investinont Co. Adv. : 10-17-tf Have n big line of Mackinaw Coats, $7.00 to $1-1.00; all wool garments. The Toffrery. 10-l-3t ' SPECIAL NOTICE. All the boys who have for any rea son been returned home from the var ious .State Training schools are re quested to return the sweaters, bn'trs and -housewives given them by the Union County Army and Navy Aux iliary. ' MIKiS. C. N. PALM.EK, ' ' ' Prosiiloi)t, ii 1 ItlGUT NOW is the time for you to buy your heater. . We. have a oomploto lino of new and used coal and wood heaters, for-you to pick from. It us explain to-ou the many superior . points of our Famous Patent Heater, the one that burns coal, wood, smoke and gas nothing wasted. You may turn in your . old heater or any other household furnishings you wish to got rid of, as first payment 'Do not buy until you try us. Our .guarantee covers your dollars... Furniture Exchange FIB AND JEFFERSON . PHONE BLACK 1241 lb-st Prices for Used Furniture, or Will Exchange for New. 1 1 ii! SUITS $28.00 TO 36.00. , These are a special line of icnd aways.' A,fiti guaranteed. The Tog-1 gory. . v ; 1 0-10-8 1. ; ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE I; ' : !! i i i i m The Home of Fancy Groceries. -. Phone Main 75 HEATERS Many styles at the lowest prices including the famous HOWARD kind. ' A large selection of Used Heaters at very attractive prices. W. H. BOHNENKAMP C s r Most women who have perfect figures did not have them orig inally. They have acquired them. ' A woman gradually takes tho shape of her corset so the corset ' I produced by the most artistic ' , designer is the right one to wear to secure a perfect figure. i J(B?D-RTSORSET,s J are most symmetrically and ar J tistkally designed. ' They are . comfortable, stylish and grad- unliy mold the figure Into those i beautiful linos that overy wo man admires and desires. . ' PAULINE -xAyAvaviv-4 s j I'!
