La Grande evening observer., November 22, 1918, Image 3

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L'A':VRANT)E .EVENING' OBSERVER
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William Casey ia reported aa ill to
day. .Miss Lela Reese spent yesterday
evening at Hot Lake. ,
.S. P. race, deputy United States
marshal, is in Ia Grande today.
Horn- yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Rust, 106 Craeuwood, a 6
pound boy, -. .
Mrs. Phillip Thompson Is suffgr
inR from a severe Blroke of heart
trouble. ;
R. G. Green left this tf morning
to spend a few days on 'his ranch
at Mlnam. . -. -"
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKellem
of Vlnceiit spent yesterday even
ing .with friends hore. '
Mr. and Mrs. Herman White of
North Powder; were . among" La
Grande shoppers thin week.
Horn, on November 20 to . Mr.
anil Mrs. John. 8. Hodgin at the
Hot Lake Sanatorium, a girl,
Mrs. A. B. Lnrklns of Elgin un
derwent an operation at the Grande
Rnndu Hospital this morning. -
""m ra.C. M. Itumphreys who has
boon ill for the pasi several days
is reported ns much Improved.'.
Milan Blunchard and family .' are
moving1 in from Union to make their
homo here during. the winter.
Mrs. Frank Rechlltl has fully
recovered from nn attack of Influ
enza suffored ' a couple of weeks,
ago,., ''. , ., l
'Tiny Leslie Grny-and Miss Orlie
Kiup; were married yestjimluy ut the
'WuHer Lamlrum home, Rev. Sherman
Ilawke officiating. '
C. ir. Conkey left yesterday for
Portland, wherejie will visit with his
son, Glenn, who is en route from Camp
Lewis to France.
Rev. Father P. J. Dricoll return
ed yesterday from attending the
Silver Jubilee for Reverend J. Z.
Wand at Condon, Wednesday.
Mrs. L. L. Kent and little son,
of Valler, Montana, arrived this
morning and will visit at the A.
Boswlck home for twq weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Monday of
North Powder are in the city the
guests nt the J. M. Burley home,
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BED CS0S3 DRUO
, STOES !!
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The Kodak
Store .
while attending tho "Days of.'-tD"
festivities. r
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. L. McKlnnls of
near- Buiumervjllo returned home
this morning aftr spending ; the
past two days here on business.
Roy Phillips of Union, who stops
off in this city occasionally to take
care of his piano tuning business
hero. Is. spending a few days In
La Grande. , f, ... ;
Miss Esther Whltlark ' who has
been employed In La Crnmlo dur
ing the fall, is spending the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M,
W. Whltelark at Su'.nmeiville. .
It, M. Malonoy, Income tux col
lector working III this district for
a short time and William Kennedy,
chief field deputy for . collection of
Iiicome taxes in the state, left this
morning for Elgin, where they will'
be engaged for two days.
Training In Industrial arts has tak
en an Interesting form at the Moss
Chapel school of which Mrs. C. B.
Adams is teacher. The child roil
are allowed to uso their own In
genuity and sense of art in pre
paring Christmas presents tor rel
atives and friends. ; .
TO MAKK PL-KA j, .:'
May W'hlteliuo, Rod Hill and
Dutch Hodgea arrested Tuesday for
transporting a minor to Baker and
therobyr volallng the whiteslave
regulation' within the-' stato ' will
make their pica before Circuit
Judge Knowlcs this afternoon at
3:00. ,
The party that ran Into my cat
tle, i miles north of La Grande
and broke the hind leg of a Dur
ham heifer, 'please call at the
farm of Fred Zaugg and settle for
damage. We have number of car.
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WANTED Second hand " piano.
Will pay eaBh for second pianos.
'' Sidney Lyle, Foiey hotel.
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' 8ldnoy Lyle, tin Well known
piano tuner is at the Foley hotel.
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WANTED Olrl or woman for
gonernl bouse work. . Good wag-
, a paid. Phono Black 3472.'
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FOR ' SALE York apples In any
quantity. Good for eating or
cooking. Bring boxes or sacks
t6 get 'them In at 75 conts" it
box. Charles L. Williams, Cpvo,
Oregon. . 1J-22-H
FOUR YEAR OLD Jersey cow.
been milking 4 months, gives in
quarts milk per day, milk tost Is
six and nine-tenths, for sale.
Price $125. '.Mrs. R. Z. Baxter,
Cove,' Oregon. , ll-22-2t.
Miss Friederike Schilke will open
piano studio at her home, 1502 N Ave.
For terms, Jail Black 332. 11-22-Gtp
FOR RENT Two room furnished
house.' Clint Van Float, Golden
Rule. : 1,1-22-tf
WANTED To rent modern house
furnished. - Phonn Mm. J. F.
Brandt. Block 381. 11-22-Ct-pd
LOST Near Park road, 1 Burlington
Special, 19 jewel watch,, No.'2,l(l8,
454. J,' M. P. monogram on case.
Return to .Observer, reward.
; ll-22-3t,pd.
BEST INVESTMENT l;
HAVE EVER MADE
Contractor Wouldn't . Take JFIvc
Hundred Dollars For Oood -
, .!. Tanlao Did lllm.r .
"I juat want to say right now
tn it I wouldn't take five nundred
dollars for t lie good that first bot
tln of Tnnlac did me, for I feel like
it has given me H new lease on
life." said ' C. E. Nelson, ; a con
tracting carpenter living at" 7728
3rd, Ave., Southeast, Portland,
Ore., recently. ' ',...'-.' '
'Following a serious accident
four months ago," he continued,
which laid 'rtie up for eight' or
nine weeks. I- lo-it my appetite,
and my stomach got all out, of .orr
der. What little 1 did manage to
eat would sour and ' form gas,
which would . cramp and pain me
until I could hardly stand it. Then
niy kidneys went back on me, and
my bank hint so bad I couldn't
find u comfortable position. . . They
said I hud rlieuni.it ism or 'lumba
go, then my right kg, below tho
kneo, got to hurting me, rand at
times I coudn't stand on my feet
or got up when down. I was con
stipated all the time and Buffered
a great deal with - headache. No
body knows how I really did suf
fer, becauso I just can t describe
It, as nothing' seemed to do me any
good I had. become discouraged
about my condition. '
'I. finally sent, down and got a.
bottlo of Tanluc, as I had read so
much about It, and It wns about
tho best Investment I ever niado.
My appetite.-came , bounding back
after my first few doses, and by the
time iny second oottle was gone,
my stomach - trouble was , almost
gone, too. i am now eaimg any
and everything I want and it don't
Aunt Jemima Walfles
Throe mips Aunt Jfiinima Pancake Flour, .1
pgti, 1 tabk'spoonf'ul butter, 3 V'Us water; use
cold water; add Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour,
gradually; egg well beaten, and melted butter.
The waffle iron should be well heated and thor
oughly greased before baking. ,
Beginning December 1, the Sugar
Allowance will be four pounds to'
each person.
Phone Main 43 .
J. G. Snodgrass
iS A M S O N
- YES IT IS ALL OVER; OVER THERE, ISN'T
, THAT GRAND?
? Now this 6imfiyvliri)c SnlloTf oYi pit?!' fliira ev-V
er for wheat, the poor starving' souls must be
fed. ,Wliat are you doing toward filling this do
maud?
:Wc sold two tractors today, but we still have one
for you. Saw one of our Sainsoiis Tuesday that 1
Lad plowed nearly 700 acres of land and cut with .
a combine over 600 acres, besides harrowing, '
discing and drilling hundreds ofi acres, and had
been out less than $5.00 on repairs for the two
season's run, not so bad, is it?. They are as relia-; ,
ble as the best and nioi'eso than the most. We
have one for you, but will sell it to the other fel
low if he beats you to it, so hurry. i
La Grande Implement Co.
hurt pie the least btl, and my .kid
neys! and hack are 'greatly Improv
ed. . At the time I started on Tan
lao 'I bad to use crutches In order
to get about, but I don't need
them now at all, and havo thrown
them aside. I have gained several
pounds In weight, and can Just feel
myself getting stronger every day.
I have gone back to work already
and I jiever lose an opportunity to
speak a good word for Tanlao.
Tan lac Is sold In La Grande by
Sllverthorn 'and Hlrhardson; in
Union by Li A. Wright; in North
Powder by L. A.. Russell, and In
Elgin by Scott B. Harris. ' !
cold'r, , wrlto : , Mr. , P, ,'JOk, i Sti
Homer City, Pa, This remedy has
been In use for many years. Its
g)4 wlHi, Jbave-ty"1 'frj"V' Prov"'
by many thousands of pwiM.' Jt is
pleasant and safe tn take. Adv.
NOTICE,
The Morehouse Business College!
will promptly resume all class work
on Monday, November 18, at the Ore-1
gon Hotel. Secure a studentship with
Us and come prepared to hustle!
through your study hours, that the
better opportunities which he just
ahead, may soon be yours. Classes
from 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., and
evening classes, 7 to 9 p. m.
Our progress will be built on prac
tical common sense.
W. D. MOREHOUSE.
HOOVERIZE
you will, if you buy'' yo on furniture
FROM HARRIS FURNITURE COBY SAVING
TIME AND MONEY. ; .
NUF SED
Harris Furniture Store
' v H. a HARRIS, Proprietor
00 FIR STREET . PHONEs Bed 81Tt.
SHJJRRY'S William Farnum ' in
T,es Miserables," nine big reels i
for. 25 cents, (Includes war tax)
today and Friday,
HAT SALE.
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50. Cleanli.g up odde
and ends. TOX3ERY.
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Mrs. P. O. Sturcnell Tells How She
Cured Her Son of a Cold
"When my on Ellis wns sick with
a cold1 last winter I gave him Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, It helped
him at once and quickly broke up his
7i
BECAUSE the WOMEN
of Oregon do' so much
'of the buying for Oregon.
hoines;theresponsibilityfor
this movement for a "Great
er Oregon" rests with them
in a very large way.
The degree of our success
will depend on. the extent
to which Oregon's women
WILL use home products.
Home Industry Leaoue of Oregon
Eatmor Cranberries
They are eonouiieal to buy, for Sauee and
Jellies," as there,' is no waste. : ,.
We have tho very best Eastern Berries,, We
invite you toooaiparo quality and flavor with,
the Western Bwri.es if youdo, we will sell you
' your cranberries. . ' :;
Minee Jlcat,'" Fig Pudding, Plum Pudding,
Raisina, Currants, Citron, Lemon ami Orange
-Pool;-tJwofit PtrtiltoxiB, Delicious A nples, Fniit
Cake, Tea Qairden Preserves and .Jellies in
fact, we have everything that you will want for
your table; and; we deliver it to vour door twice
daily.
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' Try a quart of our fresh Liberty Cablwge. .- '
City Grocery
and Bakery
The Home of Fancy Groceries.
Phone Main 75.
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CONTRACTORS ATTENTION!
Wlien you are in the market for '
LUMBE
It will pay you to send your sneeif ieations
to
WILLIAMS LUMBER CO.
1604 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon
We Furnish Everything in the Lumber Line.
Deal with the Manufacturer, and Save Money.
Auto Tops Complete
and Repaired
HARNESS AND SADDLE MANUFACTlhlER ALL WOHK
DONE PROMPTLY.
TOLBERT M. SHANNON
1306 Adnms Avenue :
T
USEio
The Telephone
Don't Wait to Write
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Quality
Cbriies First
When purchasing a Coat or Suit, the first thing to
consider is, the quality of the -material, then the style
of the garment, then comes the price. We think the
place to buy is a store that handles only the BEST
GOODS at the KIGJIT PRICE. We think we stand
alone in. the selection 'of .merchandise, buying only
standard makes and charging the most reasonable price
quality considered. ' v
UNDERWEAR
We have a large stock of Ladies' Underwear, in ALL WOOL, at prices not to be
equalled in-the city These are facts, come and sec for yourself.
SAMPLE SUIT SALE
About 50 Suits left in the lot of 100 the most
wonderful bargains you have ever seen. We haven't,
missed a Ringle sale this shows what we sav must be.
facts. We expert to CLEAN UP THIS LOT, FKL
DAY AND SATURDAY. Don't )cla
DRESSES
NEW DI&SSIOS.AKlVINd-ACIT DAY You
can't afford to buy a Dress without first looking at our
lincx No Trouble to Show Goods.
L'LKIRTLEY