La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto o FRTDAJ, JAXTTARY 17. 1010. o o 60VE-NEARLY m 1': OH SOLOMON AND THE SWARM OF BEES A swarm of bees once enabled Solomon to detcr- v mine which wreath contained the enuin flow-. crs. In precisely the same way the public response to advertising will prove instantly if a piece of lit erature is worthy. There may be many earmarks of sincerity, but one thing the public knows without teaching, the man with a real message. Our advertising is straightforward. It is Btore news disseminated for the benefit of customers. READ OUR ADS REGULARLY AND KEEP POSTED ON DRUG STORE TOPICS La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phono Main 40 La Grande, Oregon ill. MIS - RiD OF FLO , Hl'UVK ,I,N (llillKltDI), W ITH , I'uri h HN llr-t-ll Wry Kllr-i-hfilly ftufer4 l l)iNlji't l.nru Jnmi' tlllr-n of Hr-cil Av.illiililo ALL CASKS CONVALESCING ASUU . HAN WILL LI KT SOON p Carl Staikland Taken Two Can" of AniilcH Kant Chautauuua Dates ! Set in February. MT. Olilf.V, Jan. 17 (Siioclali I COVE, Jun. 17. (Special) Ben II Bli Hllon have biwn urflared by lliu . Comatuck of the snruce division, ial following Mount Ciltn farmi-rii: A. hoini-on a fiftprnlav furlnuvh. owinr' j Berwick. I.ouls Dlnrka. Noah rVIk, jt0 the aickness of his brother, Ralph j ""' .", HJ.IH j tm. 11 in u- lUoinstock. peeled that other fai-mora In the d!s- i trlet will fall In I In.) and bavu b.Ioi lnatalled In tbo near future. I T. It. JuhiiHon waa a business visi tor frrn Iji Grande Tuesday. i-,..l i?..t.;. :., .-....... ..r.i , Tbla aectlon baa proved llm-lf to . .. "', ,, ', 14 .... nn-.lv ,.nn,l f,- ,r, .... . l"r " """"" m hihims. ne says uie !,.,...,.,. a , t .., !iu is no joke. -. 'd In i;nlon count- lhl w.-r' Fll'"lh completed hisjl .from aeed n'.hwl I ere. ' So.-! !"hoeP 'mrn ahoui two m,lc" wvsi " . tona or aeed corn are bi-InK .shelled I .f , .' on local farms now for tbla year's I , Inc 01 lu"l,n Lomaiocn . on planting tne men" from their reeent attack of. Mr. and Mr Karl K-...1 of Xn.IV lani.m innuenza. inc.r nurse, mm. em Monlana. have b"en lmr: f-ir alJ,,hn Bunlcttc, has returned to her few weeka vlsillnir Mr iin.l lira, a ! home in North Powder. Ilofwlck. Mr. Ivmi ..-M.o-.-is lo iic.ie' -ove is practically without flu, all Imro In tbo neir f.it:tr-. I1" the casea bcini; convalescent, anil I Tim dairy huainmi hua moved so in all probability the ban will be ir.Jl l.tl UIB .IV. W Milt JUIll lllill ... ... ....... , ipumiier or new r-iriiiei-H will lane upj i- " "p ". u :iii ;tbe industry tbla year. to Minam in their car to meet a man, Kred VaunK'a rainlly are made sufferini? from rheunmtism who was happy by the relilrn.ol Ibelr two sous -broiiirht out from Herman rnpernsM 'from abroad. lOrnes! Iiad been over two years in lite Routhei-n Stales, is .a inlsHiunai-y for the I.. 1). S. church. ITIte principal ai-ene ol his labors was stork ranch on the Biir Minarrr. The Ellison-White Chautauqua bu reau expect to fill a four-day engage ment hero beginning February llth.j ifii Tenneesae. lie says that, the fliuThcy were achcduled for November, . ban recently attacked persons In I but owing to the flu, it was postponed. ; i th. tt part of tbo country lbs second I Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Carten and Rob-J jtiiiie, and that the Horoud ntlack 1 ort Smith made a business trip to I.a ! I much more severe ban the first. A Gi-amlc Tuesday. ' lurue proportion or these aecond at-j i u. Conklin, chairman of the Red--tacks are fatal, and often those who r,.nKs. accented the resignation of Mrs. ido survive are left deaf, blind, or UK, McCall as chairman of the mili-'i . i Willi some ouiiir pel iiiniieni laiinieui. tal.y rcii(.f committee, and appointed New Goods - New Styles New 1919 Merchandise Arriving at Peace-Time Prices! New 1919 Ladies' Skirts . IN TRICOLETTE, POPLINS, TAFFETAS, WOOL PLAIDS, BLUE SERGE, VELOURS AND PANAMA PEACE TI$E PRICES $3.08, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $9.90 to $14.75 New 1919 Ladies' Waists AliKUHt VuuKB. tlR other hdii. hud Mr C. 0 . Howe as her successor. Mrs. I Cured at a Cot nf 25 Cents. ''Eitfht years ago when ve first moved to Muttoon, I was a great suf ferer from indigfKtion and comttipa Uon," writes Mr. Roheii Alilxon, Mat torm, 111, "1 had frequent headurhes nml dizzy h pulls, nnd then; was a fi'd iht; like a heavy weight pressing, on my stninach and rhust all the time. 1 felt mineral)!'. Kvery moel of food Mil. SMITH EXPLAINS . IIOV (ilHL WAS Kt'N OVEIt M. A. Smith, who was driving the car that ran over Amy Drown Thurs day, explained today that it was an unavoidable accident, us the little girt was delivering milk on East Adumn nnd had stepped from bchiti'l her-car too late for Mr. Smith to stop his car, Mrs. Willard f'arpy of La Grande is (liHtromtCfl mo. I could not rent at' whieh wan runninir about ten miles H. night and felt tired unl worn out all hurf hefore it ran itvcV Her. Luckily imc tmuie ol i.namermin'Hi Kurious iniurv was nf icted and the liltlu girl is uble to be. removed from the lime Tablets cured mo and 1 have since felt like u different person." Adv. ' Hot water bottles, face bottles, rubber tubbing. Always a good stuck of the.se will ho found al l-lHf rAMILY DRUG STORE L.A CRANOCORcaON. tlic iuiiital. Our line of box randy, lloeffler'i CentennialH, Jnhnann'H ohoculntes, M.. llnnnlila cnncolatca, NclKiin'H churn- late, Voirnn's cliocolaleH. Also n nieo laiaurtmi'iit of hutne-mnde randy. Thra.) I you will find at the I'iiIhi-c Coiifee I tionerv. l-l7-t been In the air service In KiiKland i jt,.Can nllg auy filled this position! iror mo lam year, ami ne nim .illrjn the nast venr. llntercalliiK nxperleiie.-a In reroiml. , auiine (Jeer, who hun been spend-H . . r ... .....K.... ..r rilot.tu u,..ni . .i . .w ...one " ; in,, the winter in l'ortlnnU, returned of them to n ull.lti.de of ' "-" homc Wc,inesdav. j ,feet. A.immt aaya th.-y were Ireaie.l ... .,,,., whi,.h .,.. ,,,. ,..osei excellently In KnitUiirt ard lliey bad for are expect(H to ' Ul L ' Al,l.,.el, he did oMP"' J',"'-- Ki.t in t'-ranee, ne says ne i-us ' ,iin r,., with A O of ll.e roi.Kl Hide ot warfare. A j " " ' Inumber of bad air accl.lenU oceu. r- '' Mnxflel.1. foi-nier- ied where, he WRa-HaH.i.ied III r.i ' " . . .it i n i Hand and he witnessed aeveral 'f.,.! Cove, but-reccully .f ltl.".!. II It VI II1U VI IU 1 m iilliiii n in" i niv Mrt."i-...ul. ni.-rlcr, wa called tot - make their future home. ir,,x. Waal... rec,lly. where her harl Ktarklan.l look two cars of a,. mother la Boriou-dy ill will, the ri,l. l the ensten. markets the last of A. I.. Whll.) and A. llefwlck h .ve'lhe week and another car will follow ...... ...... .,.,. a ir.u,lliw, wfin.l Ki.wini; soon. oi.ttlt and have lake.) a larue eon- I'.arl lieryioru, ot i.aa..a..n near .met eutilnc wood for 10.1 U..B.I. lOtlKiiry, Albert.., is vlaitins t thf There Is praclleally no Infliumz-. home of his brother. ( h. Ileryfonl l. lrmiil r:1nn IHIU' llllll I he achonla Mr. and Mrs. Nip Col.lcy and (lau'.'h- wlll likely ho n-...ened within a few iter have returned from I.a (Irande. i d ys. FIRST SHIPMENT OF WAISTS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY OUR CORPS OF BUYERS ARRIVED TODAY NO WAR TIME PRICES SEE THE "NEW ONES" PEACE TIME PRICES $3.93, $4.93, $5.C0, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 New 1919 Ladies' and Misses VIA AMERICAN EXPRESS RUSHED. FROM FACTORY TO COAST. NEW 1819 MIDDIES, PEACE TIME Prices $1.98, $2.93 I where thev have been fur the past ' Pay Cas SAVE 10,-20, 130, 40, 50ff ANDjOKg. OiLIAg1 1 PUKCHASE at La Grande's Original Cash GroGjTojijayc ' QJliy ljjjiase CRI3C0 Delmonte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No, 2 tin 1 5 Paradise Valley Tomatoes, No. 2K tin 17" Standard String Beans, No. 2 tin 1H Hillsdale Asparagus, No. 1 tin i.'.:, -.rC Sugar Corn, extra quality, No. 2 tin .,....-.....154 Finest Minnesota Corn, No. 2 tin 1JW Sea Maid Shrimps, No. 1 tin i0 Otter Clams, No. 2 tin UO Cherry Stone Oysters, large can 17 Salmon, Alaska Pink, 1 pound can ISV Sockeye Salmon, 1 pound can ..12S ROYAL CLUB COFFEE One pound packages for IM ' Three pound package for $1.00 Five pound package for Jfl.Oo M. & B. COFFEE One pound packages for :5S Three pound package for , JRI.IO Five pound package for c. Jjl 1.7.1 - Small siae Three pounds for Six pounds for C0TT0LENE Small size Medium size Large size PEARL SHORTENING No. 5 No. 10 :v2- .-. .08 S1.95 ...51.12 S2.S6 .51.2:. ...52.13 ONIONS 100 junuitly for . JXe.it tju;4lity Pt.t.itoKs, 100 lb. sack ,5125 MAZOLA CORN OIL Pints for .' : -"'So Quai-ta for 7r One-half Gallons , J1.3 " " COUNTRY KKTTLE RENDERFD JUAR? ?io. 3 cans :....?.. Jfo.5cansJ ..W "a 9 WMERg THE THRIFTY TIIftOHa E3 HGQVERIZED ;GR0CERr-H linn l.i.n SSS m e r-, HVM II MtlMS.J'UOI'ltlfniH r j Next Door to llifi's DciKU'ttnout Store. Saturday opr'n vaUi f ,; Middies' ' ' u S . : iff naiiv y Incorporated & J WITH THE ADVANCE OF EARLY SPRING BUY ONLY THE LATEST -THE NEWEST BOUGHT AND PRICED TO SELL AT PEACE TIME PRICES month. Scott (iouilall of North Powder was a Cove visitor Tut'siiay. KuKcno Ashwill, a J,a (ira title altor ncy, was in Cove the early part of the week ut tending to legal affairs. U. Dixon, proprietor of the l'ai'i.s Cafe in La (Irande, wua in Cove Mon day on business. Fred lloux returned- Monday from Walla Walla, where he spent the holi days with his daughter, Mrs, Leonn Taylor, Charles Johnson of Union spent Sunday in Cove, V. J. Nulleiv presented his wife with a fine llrunswiek phonograph last week. Mr Mae Kelly and Bessie Kelly have gojie to Wapato to care for the family of Payne Shangle, who are al! ill with Spanish influenaa. Mrs. Shan gle was Claudia Kelley. K. C. Hees was a I.a Grande visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Itichnnl I.ind-ay of I.a Grande is visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. ard Mrs. Hut-ford. " Mrs. Anhie Conley and Mrs. Will Clark of" I.a Grande spent Wednes day in Cove. . ... i NEW TODAY i Contractor Tells of Improvement Mr. Iiainlirjil(t (inhis Tuenly Pound Taking Taiilae Troubles lJiidetl. Kt)UMV-Stray pi(t. Not lii Kir street. t.vv.iyr call : 1-17 WAN'TKI) TO 'KKN'P Mo.lcrn house. rii'-iO in, citlu-r furnisht-d or unfur llislio.l. waited ut on.-e. rh..u- M:.:n '-.'.. Kkvi- .atiKl.l11.7l. 1-17-lf WANTKU l-'itrc-hiirso .-Uvtrir nrMnr. II. M. M. & tl. t'u., l.'.O'.' S ..vKi.m-. Mrtt 0(5 - Ktl( SALS - Tht .ftiomiment yt.u want DeeW-ation day for immcoiate lhev. U, M. M. & (1. .V, loi: Wluavou want a lux hot diit-k or p.i f uu-y .un.liir, th io if. ju-t tne yl.ue go: The Confrion- 1 ciy. ,4" 1 t P'JpKjSAI.r S'r;J (iindretl rmls tiv!i(t) wire lencini:. IW (h : plow. wQo mi W ttt e Minorc. "My old time energy with twenty ; pounds of my lost weight have been j returned to lue by the use of Tan ' lac," ntid C.-K. nainhrldgc. the well j known contracting p.uuter, decorator jiiiid wall paper man nf SO Kast 11th j street, Portland, in sin interview, ru trently. j "Just about a yea:' ago." said Mr. i lliilnbridge. In describing his case. (' I lost my appetite and soon got to j where hothing I would eat agreed jwith me. My food would lie in my (stomach and ferment, bloat me up :us tiiiht as a drum and cause me to ! suffer acmiy. Of couise 1 tmd to tivt i on a very licht diet and not beinir j aide to get the proper nourish men t 'I lost weight -nnd strcnfith continu ; fllly. I dropped do 11 from one bun j d ted nnd stxt y-fi v e pou 11 d s to on e ; hundred and thirty-two, losing thir ty-three pounds in Jut a few months. I finally cot so wo;i't and run-down 1 had to Hive up my work and was laid up for .mote th in live weeks. Then I hec in stiff onus with rhMi matism all oi-r, wiiirh was especi ally bud in my rii-ht arm. 'Hie nttiM-les in this ;irm would bec'.nio so ilt'HWit and painful th.u I cmtM not let my 'land to my ho:d. My k aiMi hurt me all '.he !i I w t; liahltiiiitly constipated r.u luid s'trli ;tertittc ieidael:e Hi it I roul p h ird ly see. 1 wt so net von u ,edst ; noise would upset me ; i 1 Im. v ji;one through many night n ; closing my eyes I t 'sleep 'trtii.uth and enorgy h.id ju-t ' tr: left me ao! tny condition 1 ieo:ue al.trniin ift in, '.i : 1 j had beconi iiso raped, as I Iiad ,;hrn mtt much medltl-lC WiC.o;t gel- ! ting any relief. f "Klnally a0friid )fm'-, ki.. - Ut K tb lix wj 'a H:s.-.i n j to ti Tiula sav Ine h:s 'fcif Ind 1t.;?i o u .... New 1919 . Goods Daily Arriving ,U bf'ur' nnd I li;tv. l...(.n iaiiytliin 1 want, sineo that titnj will, in- fiiri 111 inn 1 iing or any rt lie: discomfort uf lor wards, I hav tinistied my fourth bottle n-r.v lh rheuniatisiu, is gone too. U'ftii . Ihe aid of Tahlac tablets I have ber-u !relelved of constipation nnd it's a f ict, I liaven" had a headache sin o 1 1 began taking Tanlae. 1 simply do a foil day's work and C Lf I feel Ulo a rnll d;iys wok and still fetl Tresli anil fine at nlglit. My wifo ul- so -sulit'red from indigestion and -ii has goti.m entirely rid of It by ff ti ling Tan'ac. I tell you it's u great . tnedie!no and people with stomaeli, ( trouble end rheutnati&m will do well to take it." Tanlac is sold in La Grande by Sib vot thorn and Itichardson Drug stores; in t"nion' by L. A. Wright; in North Powder by I,. A. Kussel 'and in Ulgin by Scott E. Harris. .ju.U and I M AXILLA MAN OPENS FlfillT SALEM, Ore., Jan. 17. The first gun fired at the per cent limitation amendment boomed in the hou;e yes terd; y when Representative Hrownell of Umatilla county introduced a reso lution asking for nppointment of a cii -mittce of five members ,to 4nves ti.ine and draft a bill to do away w ih the limitation as provided for nmler that amendment. Mr. Hrownell de-vlii'vi- that the firancc of the state are so circumscribed by the amend mcrt as to he itiimical to the best gov ernmental welfare, and declares that j should either he repealed or be sub sii'nted by home luji; stringent provi- sK,n- a -11 i i; vui it vnoN ppi:i;s si:t ST.VTK CAPITO!,. tfalcm. .lau. 17. Cotninr Vitl.cim!e this ati-r-in n roiwaid'Ml leitf-rs of trins.ii. ! I to .,ir.M;iry of State Lansing. Si" t;.- Clarke and Vice-Pnsidrnt M..rsluiil or the t .1 . ' l.r;it mil y tin; Or--n b-'shttuie o; the fed'T'l pro hil:ii"ia ;ot iIiiilhU 1 r st t on- .1-1:, iM.-e tr,,.,,: rl.lrt.-. Sou.' Mod lu.!.-r n h!.p.l .-nliiv..-. : ti.1h til, r-i'.ur rt.niiiti.-n 1...-I tli.it r x (bottles of T:nlr rt-loi.il !..-- en itiu.'if, So 4t:trr hi- tllil li.J I jlwt -o)y liule tlm.t. K,'ttmc iri jsf.i.Q- Ttnlii.. and h.'lt. j- l-i-' It h i -Jimij. the .vk. A.--r ufSnsJhx 'first iottiti l.!f sia.r'r fr.iiln ilt'-i 1 j: 1-1.: ' I.O.I: (u: 4 ji.mij ii.vrs culiir ttricis ?:i.iMt, i:;.r, priics $1.0U. 'n, J2.50 Ot TIIK TUliGKI'.Y t.-ttf. k l r. r I roup. Btrh tor the tinst yuiptc..... s(B-. .nd-civ Chan.Urlahi :h K.i.wdy at ,& It is prompi ) Si" e & o ...O..