La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.,y. .;vV:;;?i V -v H HT. :r' J ' TUESDAY. OOTORKW 22;l9: .'...'t''i.i''v .'''! LA1 ORANI)E EYENIN6:OBSHRVJ?ro,''',,,,'!H TRTT: .. Ik FltED U .HOOPKK. Frod B. lloopor was "born at Ne vada, Missouri, February 23, 1889, and succumbed to a alx-day . at- wck or Innuenza and pneumonia at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Octo , bor 16. Funeral ' services wore nem yesterday afternoon, an m. cant of 1 men, bIx pall bearers and "ring squad, undur the command . of Lieut. Nolan Skiff, giving the remains burial with full military 'honors. Services were held In front of tho Elgin city hall. The cnurcn cnour rendeied a number of beautiful selections. '-Mr. Hooper was telegraph opera- wir at uurueo previous to his en listment in the sitnal cnrnn fntii- months ago. iAt the. time of his aeatn be was to have received the .rank of corporal. He was married to Miss Maude Ferris, of North .Powder, June 14. 1913. Mr. Hoon en- was widely known among rail road people, and the funeral exer cises were largely attendod by em ployes on this division. He was a graduate ot the O. A. C. and was a great favorite among his assocl ates. Floral offerlnes warn ro celved from the order of Railway Telegraphers and his comrades at Fort Leavenworth. .'-: (ABlde from a wife, ho leaves a iamer ano mother, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hooner. Among those attending tho ser vices were: Mrs. . R. E. Woods operator at Duncan; Mrs. Una Thornton, operator at DurTtniv E J. Ferris, of Tortland; Mrs. Ella Houston, aunt from Pnrtlntwl! ard Hooper, cousin. from '. Pilot Rock; Jim Hooper, cousin, of Telo- caset. t ' . . ' Other railroad people from La I urande attending the services were: rare. w. uunons, mr. ana Mrs. J. F. Corbett. Mis. McAllstnr. n. P Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pit- cock, A W. Leffel and Mr. Kerr, .! " , Uekyll and Hyde Plant. . , It seems strnnge that the products needed for the feeding and clothing of our bodies can be used also for de stroying us and our property. Take cotton for instance. In times of pence this product of the southern farm Is woven Into clothing, Its seeds furnish os oil, feed and fertilizer. It is trans formed into tiie moving picture film that entertains rnd Instructs us. But when International disputes arise this same cotton It turned Into nn explo sive that destroys mil mutilates all thnt It comes in contact with. Indiana Farmer's Guldo. V Still They Will Happen. " Mistakes will happen, but the dlf ferenco between a good man and a poor one Is that the good man Is ul wayg on guard. Detroit Free Press. When It Becomes Interesting. After sober deliberation one becomes convinced thnt tho only time tho mas . cullne ankle Is Interesting Is when It la sprained. Chicago Ne,vs. CARD OF THANKS. , We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends for the beautiful flowers and words of sym pathy in the last hours of our beloved wife and mother, Martha Stephenson. Thos. .Stephenson and Children, . ". Mrs. Thco Williams, 1 J. E. Stephenson, M. A. Stophenson, . T. P. Stephenson, Mrs. E. J. Cooper. . Adv. Mrs: R. Mj Shaw. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to our cus tomers and others, to look in the cor ners for milk ; bottles bearing tho brands: Freshman Bros., P. M. & C. Co., Jersey Dairy, and a number of plain bottles. Sit them out and phone Red. 1971 and we will come and get them. Owing to the shortage of bot tles, it is up to you whether, or not we have bottles to furnish you with milk this winter. Begging you to. give this prompt attention, we remain yours truly, P. M. & C. CO., 10-23-5t J'. A. Campbell, Prop. Don't Vou Need One Now. There are times wtien every per Bon needs an old fashioned physic. Indigestion, biliousness, bad breath, bloating, gas, constipation or other condition arising from a mass of undigested food in' the stomach needs immediate attention. Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild and gen tle, but sure in action. They cause no griping pain or nausea. They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the nmoii Anrt tono no the llvor. Give stout people a welcome light, free feeling. 4 . Sold everywhere. Sore Throat Colds, Coughs. Croup and Catarrh Re Jieved in Two .Minutes. Is your throat sore? Breathe Hyomei. Have you catarrh ? I Breathe Hyomei. Have you a cough? Breathe Hyomei. Have you a cold? Breathe Hyomei. Hyomei is the one treatment for all nose, throat and lung troubles. It does not contain any cocaine or mor phine and all that is necessary is to breathe it through the little pocket in haler that comes with each outfit. A complete outfit costs but little at druggists everywhere, and at the La Grande Pharmncy, and Hyomei is guaranteed to banish catarrh, croup, colds, sore throat and bronchitis or money Oack. A Hyomei inhaler lasts a lifetime and extra bottles of Hyo- . I.- 1 fm V,a f.a mei can ue uummcu Grande Pharmacy. Adv. 1 I a BED CE0S3 DRUG 8T0BE The Kodak ; .J Store Li: Social and Pensonnl Mrs. E. - Morgan, of Kamela, Is here today. . Deputy, Marshal Pace spent the week end In La Grande. . W. B. Sargent is In North Pow der on business today. Mrs. O. A. Hart, ot Union, Is here today, vUItlng with Mr. Hart. Mrs. - Florence Dobbins of Union is reported us being quite serious ly 111. . ',' MraC L. A. Harris has returned from Canada, whero she spent the summer visiting. . Mrs, S. A. Wheatley, Who Is teaching at Alicel, was in , town over night on business. Paul H. SpDlman, county agri cultural agent, Is in Enterprise to day on official business. Miss Annotte Johnson, has ac cepted a position In the law offices of Cochran & Euerhardt. Miss Adnah Rogers returned yes terday morning from Hilgard, whore she spent the week end. . A marriage license' was issued Saturday afternoon to Frank H. Bussaid and Mayda Marie Becker. Mattlo Meslna, son ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Meslna,- 2110 Oak stroot, Is reported 111 with influen- A marriage liconso, was Issued Saturday afternoon io Henry Haeao of Columbia county and Margarot Grogan.' 'Miss Blanche Ferryman returned yesterday monning from North Pow der, where she has been visiting a few days. Mrs. W. R. Morrltt, who has beon employed in La Grando for some time, returned to her home in El gin tills morning. Mrs. William Hamilton, who has been visiting with her cousin, Mrs. W. C. Noff, since Monday, rolurnod home to Wallowa this morning. Mrs. Frank Bucholz, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank . Hanson for tho past two weeks, left for her home at' Laramie, Wyoming, tills morning. V Mrs'. Ralph Wallace, who has beon confined in tho Grande Rondo hospital for the past two weeks, returned to her home on Oak street last night. Dr. R. F. Murphy loft Saturday evening for Corvallis, where ho has been commissioned as a dental surgeon. Dr. L. 1 . Murphy will continue the business here. Mary Marshal, who has been em- ployed in the Independent Tele phone Company office for several months, left Sunday lnSrnlng to make her home in Seattle. Mrs. Frank Ihli, of Caldwell, Idaho, passed through La Grande this morning en route to Wallowa, where she will visit with old-time acquaintances for a few weeks. Miss Violet Kralman returned to her home at Enterprise this morn lilg,: after attending school at Northwest College for a short timo. Miss Kralman states that she may not return to school when school is reopened. Alfred Leslie Olson, Lawrence R. Martin and Martin Stein left this morning for Fort McArthur. Henry Krnost Roskamp, drawn through the local draft board, will go to the same camp from San Francis- co. i , . ' 1 1 ntum Corporal Eugcno ' R. Hughes, of Camp Podge, passed through La Grande yesterday, en route to Walla Walla, whero ho accompan ied the body of AHhur V. South wick, who died of influenza at Camp Dodge, October 16. Mrs. Ccorgo Adams returned to her homo at Elgin this morning. Mrs. Adams left home about a week ago to attend the funeral of a re lative at Nephl and viBit her slBtor Mrs. John Kirgan In Salt Lake Tor about one month, but found the Influenza epidemic so serious there that she thought It wise to return home. Lieut. T. G. Simpson, field offi cer for the 11th district of- tho Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lum bermen, which .embraces eastern Oregon and southern Idaho, passed VELVET GOWN IS -j lASHWN'S CHOICE 1 i nrya " This chiffon velvet frock shows to good advantage the possibilities or velvet, whoso softness lends It self to gracotul draplngs while tho bright rich texture makes orna mentation ..almost 'a non-essential. The bodice, is held In rather closely about tho waist and two blunt point3 confine somewhat the iiillness over tno hips. ' through La Grande this . morning to work for a few days In Enter prise. He will then come to La Grando to assist In organizing the work, to inspect that already done and attend to other matters per taining to the unitB stationed here. This' is bis first mouth in this dis trict. .... , . -W ! NEW TODAY I WAXmED Second hand Reed baby carriage. Call Red 1841. 10-22-3t FOR TRA4)E Team and .wagon. What have you? Also fryers for sale. Call Black 1G42. 10-22-2t WANTED A man to unload a car load of coal. Call at Valley Cream ery. 10-22tf LOST Wrist watch,! with monogram G. B. Y. on back. Finder return to Grace Yeck, 2201 'Willow street; suitable reward. 10-22-5t,p WOMAN WANTED, by day or hour. Call Black 341. 10-22 LOST Between Dakcr and Imbler, on the public highway, one fhrec-A, Speciul Eastman Kodak; if found and in good condition, return to C. D. futman, La Grande, Oregon, and receive reward of $25. 10-22-3t FOR SALE A fine home, 10 acres, close m, house .'and barn new; 1 cow, chickens, pigs; plenty of wood for winter; 'l good car, etc. Woulc; trade for larger place furnished with implements, neiir La Grande or near Nampn, Idaho. Phone Black 1012. 10-22tf WANTED. A five-room furnished house by retpoorible party. Call at Observer Offluo. Oct. 22-3t-pd v. Whenthe morninA cup is unsatisfactory suppose you make ' a change from the old-time beverage to the snappy cereal drink , INSTAM? POSTUM Vbu'll be . surprised at its cheering, satis fying qualities and delightful flavor. It's all health caffeine. no Try a Tin 1 THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY OFFERS MANY ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS AND GREAT SAV INGS ARE TO BE HAD AT THE MIGHTY WHICH IS NOW GOING FU LL BLAST AT THEIR STORE . - Remember this Big Closing OUtSaleisto continue until every dollar's worth of Merchandise has been , sold, and there still remains thousands and thousands of dollars' worth yet to be sold. Each day finds a busy crowd taking advantage of the wonderful offerings found all over the store and we want to impress it upon your mind that each and every article in the store is on sale at a special bargain price. One lot of Bleached. Mus '., lin, 36 inches wide, in a . good . quality, on sale, per yard : Chair Seats, values up to 40c, one sale for ; - 19 '.'' v: 25c cans of Spec Dee clean ; . 8er is offered at, per can 15 ; Large size Pic Tins, worth 15c, one sale for One lot of Women's Fleece Lined Cotton Union . Suits, worth up to $2.50, on sale at- ; "?1.87 One lot of Women's Co t ' ton Under Pants, knee .length, lace or. cuff knee,, on sale for 39 Jackson Lewis and Albort Lowls ot Elgin attended to 'business 111 the Land Office this morning. Our Hallowe'en line is in and on display. Come in early. Ncwlin Book & Stationery Co. 10-2 ltf Tho Finest Assortment ot Box Candy that money can buy you can find it at SUvoithorn's Family Drug Store, ... 10-16-tf FAMILY'DRUG STORE LA ORANOCiORKOON, Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by IuvaM application!, an tliuy c-inuot rvacti tho dlacaacJ portion ot tho car. Tht-rtt la only one way to euro catarrhal 4ufn-t, and that Is by a. coniilluttonal reraedy. Catarrhal Deaf new la caused by an ltf flamert condition of tho raucous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. Whin thlf tube it Intlnnu'd you have a rumMlug iouiid or Im-PV-fcct hmrlns, and when It la cnilr. ly closed, iJtftfnrefl Is thn result t'nlcai tho I H a mm at Ion can n reduced and thia tuba restored to Its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever. Winy cubim of deafness ora caused by crltnrrh, which Is an Inflamed condition of tho mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru tha blood on the mucous surfaces of tho Vie will Blv On Hundred Dollars for any ease of Catarrhal Dm mens that cannot be cured by Kail's 'atnrrh Mrdlclna, Cir culars free. All Iincftlals, He. V, J. CHKNilY A CO., Toledo. O. Tie G Ih eaTe"rs Many styles at the lowest prices including the famous HOWARD kind. A large selection of Used Heaters at very attractive prices. H. BOH In Overcoats We are offering a big line of Overcoats for Men and Boys at less than the cost of the material today. You will find you will be able to save money on your Over coat by purchasing it here. Mackinaws A big line of Mackinaws for Men and Boys are to be found here, and all on sale at Special Bargain Prices. - One lot of Val and Tor chon Laces, values up to 15c, on sale at, per yard ' .9c Large size beautiful Plaid Wool Nap Blankets, worth $8.50,' on sale for One lot of Boys' Heavy Fleece Lined Under Shirts .and Drawers, .;:valiusyip to, 85 c, on.sale, per garment - -V- 49 , olden Role C o. I Man Spent Fortune In Search. "I spent $1800 in 7 years treating with physicians, some specialists cost ing me $10 a visit, only to nt last say that nothing could be done for me, that I had cancer or ulcers of tho stomuch, but after taking a few doses of Mnyr's Wonderful Remedy these nil disappeared and for 3 years am fcclinif. fine." . It is a simple, n ii ir riTiiiiniiiiM in GO Bo: gives easy starting, quick and smooth acceleration, power and mileage, in Red Crown gasoline. STANDARD OIL COMPANY T. U. MAXWELL, Lo.-nl A Rent. NENKAMP CO in One lot of Boys' School bhoes.v allies up : to $3.50, on sale at, 'ner pair - $2.49 One lot of Children's . Shoes, all kinds, values 'up to $2,50, 011 sale, per pair $1.29 One lot of Women's Dress . Shoes, values up, to $7, on sale, pei'air.;. $4.98 harmless pceparution that removes the cutarhluil mucus from the intes tinal tract and allays tho inflamma tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convinco or money refunded. For aalo by Druggists everywhere. Ad v. A WANT AD will do It. wfiiiiiiiiiiiai in mi nm inmmm tt 22 One lot of Boys' and Girls' Ilackey Caps and Toques, ; all colors and ; all kinds, on sale, from 27up - 10c School Tablets on sale now for ... 4 1 . One lot of Women's Hose, in black, white and tan, regular 35c values, on sale, per pair , 25 - One. lot of Men's Cotton Fleece Lined- Cotton Undershirts and Draw- ers, worth $1.50, on sale, ' per garment 98 .. One lot f Children's black Cotton llibbed Hose, all sizes, on sale, p'cr"pair . 19 One lot of write Cotton Flannel in a xiie'o quality, on sale, per yard 27 MONEY TO I.OA.V. On Improve real property In union county. No delays, Cuiron rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv , K ; . 10-17 j ACQUIRING A I PERFECT FIGURE Most women who have perfect fi(rures did not have them orig inally. They have acquired them. A woman gradually takes the shape of her corset so the corset produced by the most artistic designer is the right one to Wear to secure a perfect figure. JlfeDi rt Corsets y front L&oed are most symmetrically and ar tintically designed. They are comfortable, stylish and grad ually mold the figure into those beautiful lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE LEDERLE j