FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1 91 8
LA' GRANDE OBSERVER
PAflTC TTTRTHj
ocial and '
Personal
Charles Crandull is serioiuly ill
with Influenza.
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Chiu 1 of police Rayburu '" Is
among Influenza patleuta this
week.
A. P. -Piilnier tractor man from
Portland, Is spouillug a low days
ia town,
. Jap Chrlstlanson, John Woods
and El Cobern are In La Grande
on business today.
Cbarloy Montgomery, who has
been crltcally 111 with Influenza Is
once again able to be about.
Orson Brand, who Is with the
J. C. Penny Co., has gone to Salt
Lake, having received word ot tits
mother's illness. ' .
Mrs. F. M. Richardson has ro
turued homo after s month's , vIb
it In -Portland, with her daughter,
'Mrs. Milton F. Blocli.
Chailes Boddlngfleld loft this
morning for Salt Lake City to
attend the funeral services for his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Brandt.
J. H. Dobbin, rcpreseatlve from
the office of the state agricultural
agent . is transacting .business 'in
town for a few days. ,. -
Mrs. Chas. Chaj.. Montgomery,
who has been serloutly 111 with ln
f nenza is much Improved, . accord
ing to latest reports.
Word has Just been received
from Euroaka, Utah, that his
mother had passed away. . Mr.
Brande, who has been with the
J. C. Penny Comnauy, left Wed
nesday, for his homo at ' that place.
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He was accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs Charles Beddlngflold.
John Orvls returned home' yes
terday f.iom Tacoma, to be present
at the funeral services of his son-ln-la,w,
Cleveland Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hart, who
have been living In La Grande, left
for Vincent this morning to make
their home there.
factory and creditable work and
rank well In skill with those from
other places. It will be remember
ed that the school at? the Grande
Ronde hospital is the only, recog
nized training school for nurses in
this or Wallowa counties..
Mrs. C. A. Wagner of Lewis-
ton, Idaho, is visltinK for a few
days with her mothei, Mrs. F. P.
Childers. i
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Koeney and
family removed . to La Grande this
week to bo nearer the school priv
ilege this coty offers.
Orville Rayburn and family form
erly of Mt Glen will make their
home in La Grando ' for: the re
mainder of the winter.
Master Ted Letter received to
day a German helmet which came
hv mail from Sereeant Johnson.
who Is with the Canadian forces.
8. F. Pace, deputy United States
niai'shall was hero ' between, trains
yesterday evening. He had been
in Baker on busiuess and was
enroute to Portland.
Miss Delia Reece returned home
to Enterprise this morning after
spending six weeks, the guest of
her slater, Mrs. E. H. Bonne A ot
WeiBer, Idaho. ' , - "'
i Mrs. Mart Taylor, sister of Mrs.
W. S. Alllnsori and Mrs, Fred
Kiddle, left last evening for Jef
ferson City, Iowa, p f ter visiting at
this place for several weeks.
J. L. Trayner, manager of the
Grande Ronde hospital Is In the
receipt ot a communication from
Crfptoln R. E. L. Holt, formerly of
Xa Grande, but now at the Base
Hhospltal at Camp Lewis. . Cap
tain Holt writes that the auises
from the Grande Ronde training
Bchool are doing altogether satis
FANCY
Jonathan Apples
At $2.00 Per Box
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
FEW CANS OF EAGLE VALLEY
HONEY in gallon cans
A Complete Line of Fresh. Fruit and
Vegetables..
City Grocery
and Bakery
The Home of Fancy Groceries.
Phone Main 75. , , -
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Near Palmer Mill, a
splendid home. House, out build
ings. Fine soil. Trice only $850.
The right party cau handle this
on a, small payment and month
ly terms on balance. Don't pay
Tent, buy this, as . you can al
ways : get youf- money back on
this kind, of property. ,:
SECURITY LAND. & SAVING CO.
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Between Old . Town and High
school, fine house, nowly paint
ed, " papered - and furnished.
Ground 180 by 120 best ot soil,
berries, fruit trees, 3 wells, good
barn, chicken house, a fine
house, iready to move into. Bar
gain at 1600.00. Want 600.00
down, time on balance.
SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO.
1 1-8-4 1.
Margaret Walker. aBsi&tid by Dr.
Bacon went to Perry Wednesday
for the purpoBO of administering
vaccina to the mill, hands and oth
er employes.
" Bora, at Bates'Jlle, Ore., Nov
ember 6, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Kochensparger, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kochensparger were
residents of La Grando for many
years.
Lieutenant Ellis Williamson,
graduate from- West Point return
ed home yesterday for about one
week's visit with aelatives before
leaving for active service. As yet
he does not know - where his as
signment will be. '
C. A. Scott, coat man' from Port
land drove Into La .Grande this
morning from his farm near that
metropolis. . Mr. Scott Is very en-
thusiastlc about his crop of wheat,
which he has . harvested alone
help having been unavailable.
Ira Craft, 15 year-old school boy
enroute to Portland was ro.noSed
from the train' yesterday evenln
by, order of Dr! Logan, acting
county health offlcor. The patient
who is now in the Grande Ronde
hospital' bad been exhibiting mark
ed symtoms of Influenza.
Dr. Bacon is In receipt of word
from Dr. Holt, of the state board
aud from Dr. Hall that the vaccine
matter being sent . to La Grande
is utterly worthless. ' Dr. Bacon
Bays he has two patients today who
had previously received two ad'
ministrations ot the vaccine.
LOST A pair of glasses during
noon hour. Return to Observer
office and receive reward. '
Nov. 8-2t.
FOR RENT Furnished moms
1006 6th St. Call Red 461.
J r. . Nov. 7-tf.
FORD CAR FOR SALE -Run 3000
utiles, first class condition. In
quire 1S08 Fourth streot or
Smith's garage. Phono'; Rod
3261 L.' L. Larsen.
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COTTAGE CHESSE fresh every day
at Pure Milk & Cream Station.
11-8-it.
FOR-SALE Select white lojhcrn
and Rhodo Island ted' hens, and
pullets and Belgium hamn. Will
also rent 6 rooms partly fur
nished Call Black 1642.
., Nov 7-2t.
LOST Olive drab sweater, on Fourth
street, near the M. E. church, tto
turn to Observer office; reward.
ll-8-2t,pd
TO THE PUBLIC
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Help Stamp Out the
Influenza
ring this present epidemic of-influenza,' which is sweeping
lie country,-we. will discontinue, the featuring 'of - Special
, Din i
' over the
Bargain Attractions, in order to prevent crowds of people-, as
sembling at our store.
Our store is thoroughly fumigated daily, disinfectant used
several times during the day, also we will endeavor to keep tho
'doors and windows open to insure good," fresh air at nil times,
making pur store as sanitary as possible.
-.Our present CLOSING OUT SALE will continue the same
and we will continue the same LOW PL'IGFS on all our mcrehaii-
disc. . , ' v
SWISMIJSISIWSJS
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The Golden Rule Company
LOST A pair of glasses in cuse,
a little nick in left glass. Re
turn to Obsehver. Nov. 7-6t-pd.
WILL TRADE 40 acres - of. land,
clear, for 1918 Chevrolet car, dear.
Address X-42, care of Observer, La
Grande. ll-8-3tlpd.
Widow Lady with one girli three
years old. Wishes emplpymcnt
as house helper. Address Mrs.
V. Lee.' R. 2, Box 57, Union,
Ore. , . Nov. 716t-pd.
DK'KSOtf McMlLLIAN WEDDING
Rev. Sherman H. Hawk officiat
ed at the wedding Wednesday
morning of Harvey H. Dickson and
Hazel McMillan, both of Union.
The couple were attended by
George L. Ferguson of Imbler and
Miss Chloe Taylor. The impres
sive ring ceremony was used.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickson left on the
morning train for Portland where
they will spend a short honey
moon before returning to Union
where they will make their home,
Mr. Dickson being a bank clerk
there.
i;i.OI NEWS IN IlllIEF
Mrs. L. H. Stafford who has
boon visiting with relatives here
for the past year, left this morn
ing for her home near Chicago,
where Mr. Stafford is in charge of
the Great Lakes Naval station.
She was accompanied to La Grande
by her mother, Mrs. J. N. Hazel
wood and aunt, Mrs. Annie Johns.
Mrs, Carrie Goyon spent yester
day evening In La Grande on bus
iness. s -
Mrs: A Williams ot La Grande
arrived this morning for a fow
days' visit, with friends here.
Miss Bess Smith visited with Mrs.
C. A. Thornburg of La Grande
yestorday and' returned home thiB
morning.
YOUR EYES
are breadwinners. Master minds
and willing hands are no good with
out them.1 They are the only ave
nues to enjoyment and education,
improvement and success. Can you
afford to neglect themf
Our optical department is equip
ped with the most scientific instru
ments to insure correctly fitted
glasses.
We invite you to come and inspect
this Dopartment.
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We surface and grind our own
Lenses.. .
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LOST A man's dress shoo be
tween La Grando and Cove. Re
turn to Observer office.
Nov. 8-3t-pd.
Why Experiment?
Why go and take a chance when
you can come here and have a suit
made? We give you a try-on and
they must fit or they do not leave the
store. TOGGERY. 11-8-31
COy.VTY THKASUItKIW CALL
TOM. 1IUAU IVAItMiVlB.
' NOTICE.
Tho Undersigned Treasurer of
Union Co., Oregon, has funds on
hand with which to pay warrants
issued on t no Road Fund from
number 129a to 1334 inclusive. In
terest cepjes on the above warrants
on October 18th, 1918.
JOHN FRAWLEY,
Treasurer of Union Co., Oregon.
Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 1, 8.
POSTPONES WALLOWA COURT
Circuit Court at Wallowa Under Ban
of Influenza . ,
On account of the Beverity of the
epidemic of influenza ot Wallowa, tho
term of Circuit court which was to
have been opened Mondey hns been
indefinitely postponed, according to
anqounccmcnt from Judge Knowles.
Misa Frederlke Sohilke will open
a piano studio at her iiome 1502
N. Avenuo. For terms call Black
332. Nov. 8-1 2 1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern that Anna Polack has
been appointed by tho County Court
of Union County, Uregon, executrix
of the last, will, and testament of J?
hann Ernst Polack. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased Johann
Ernst Polack are required to present
them with the proper vouchers within
six months from the date hereof to
the Executrix at her office. No. 107
Depot Street, La Grande, Oregon.
. Dated October 25, 1918.
ANNA POLACK,
Executrix of the last will and testa
ment of Johann Ernst Poluck, de
ceased.
Oct 25: Nov -1-8-15-22.
TREASURER'S CALL FOR COUNTY
WARRANTS.
Notice. Tho undersigned Treasurer
of Union County, Oregon, has funds
on hand with which to pay all war
rants issued on the general fund nnd
indorsed by the Treasurer, not paid
a-fl'S;aDBrp.a'iii
J. H. Peare & Son
La Grande's Leading Jewelera and Optometrists
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eye3
Most Women Can Have
Sayi Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known '
umo rnysiciaa , .
Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated
scorei of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these yean he gave to
his patients a prescription made of a few
well-known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison
ous matter in one's system.
II you have a pate face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts,
inactive bowels, you take ono of Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take Dr. Edwards'Olive Tablets the suc
cessful substitute for calomel now and
then just to keep in the pink of condition.
for want of funds, prior to October
12, 1918.
' Interest ceases on the above named
warrants after October 12, 1918.
JOHN FRAWLEY,
County Treasurer.
Oct 11-18-25; Nov.'l-8.
LA GRANDE. PEOPLE
SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY.
Pie is wholesome, combining both
fruit and grain. Those who have
trouble dlgostlng pie should tako
ONE' SPOONFUL simple i buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
Adlcr-!-ka. This flushes the EN
TIRE bowel tract, rcmovcB foul
matter which poisoned Jtour stom
ach for months and relieves ANY
CASH sour stomach, gas or consti
pation and prevents ' appendicitis.
Leaves stomach in condition to
digest ANYTHING. C. D. Putman.
Iain's Tablets to correct the disorder.
These tablets do not contain pepsin,
but strengthen the stomach and en-
nblo it to perform its functions natur
ally. They uIbo cause a gentle move
ment of the bowels. .- Adv. . . ; ..
sa)tssas)lsa)lajssas)sa1
New Directory ;
to be issued soon." Any
changes desired should
be reported immediately
ent
Telephone Co.
Itidepend
. An Old Man's Stomach .
AB wwe grow older and less active,
less (pid less food is required to meet
trio (fcmanda of our . bodies, if too
much is habitually taken, the stomach
will rebel. When a man reaches the
advanced ne of 85 or1 90, you will
find that he ia n light eater.. lie as
caieful as you will, however, you will
6ccasional!y eat more than you should
and will feel the need of Chamber-
SB
PosruM
brings cheer
and comfort
to many a
coffee drink
er who wants
his coffee but
doesn't drink
i"t because
he knows
that- coffee
hurts him.
'There's a Reason"
for
POSTUM
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Many arc Pleased
With our Groceteria Stos'e
We are waiting on more Custo
mers now. '
With Better Satisfaction, More Ease, and Less
Rush Than in the Old Way
Fries Dill Pickles, per can ...;;. 11. 20.
l'Vcsh ll'cpiircd iiiist! iidisli, per bottle 15f
l''anev Suar J 'reserved Crunljcrries, per
Ral'ion '.. $1.75
Swift's Sniilax I'ineapple, No. 2 eaiL...:. 25.:
Otter readies, No. 1 eau
Preferred Stock Present's (1( oz.Oall..:,.-....
Preferred Stock Strawberry Preserves
3 C. Tomatoes -,L ' ' ,
Fancy Del Monte Tomatoes
Jleinxe Tomato Soup J i ; . ....
Fresh Cocoamit (eaii)...... ............
Fancy Fresh 1'eas
Parley mid. Corn Flour, per lb
Pice Flour :
Oat Flour, lb..
Oat Meal and 1 loininy, Hi.
Crackers, (by the ease) .
15c
nsc
1 5 c
le
12c'
15,
8c
12c
)c
8c
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Hug's Groceteria
MAIN 35
10c and ntr box, All druggists,