La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1919, Image 8

OKMliriO'
la Kyrcyixri observer.
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1919.
Saturday, and fetida?
Candy Special :
INSTALL HEW
m OFFICERS
IMO.V i. . V- AM)
1 OIU' II.AVI-: JKIXT CKIiK.MO.W
Timnfolk (iiii.-wil by Drnth of I'ojt
! I'Jur Yihiiik Idiily, W'Uh I'asx'U
J Anuy on JiiMiiiij' I nili.
The ban is now off an sugar and the kiddies and
grown-ups, too, can eat all the candy they wish.
WE HAVE RESUMED OUR SPECIAL
CANDY SALES
Until Monday 'we are offering regular 75c Choc
olates for, per pound 55c
Parrot Sticks, two boxes for 25c
Regular 60c Candy, per pound -I5
You know the high quality of this Candy and
should not fail to get a box or package.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
- -
iliu'$. of North rowiK-r. H'-i falh
fi, 'i Iioiikih fiaw. tkpartetitiiis Hrt?
January 24, JS(U; i.lto a brother,
'ITionJSs y. Shaw, dii 8, )U'..
Tim hvmijih 0f tliu entiru coni
m unity In exU'nilcl to ibeau rela-
;Mvi, who mourn the pubhIiik of a
ilHUKhtcr uml bihtur . J
J J.i-na Hhii.r wai a9 llioiiiber of
Mountain (Jem Helu kah lodiio of this
l:lty,and ut their mxt mia'tliiK waH
ritl.S'IOI() ,.lve u(!1,n llHta1(,4 nle 0fce
Noble Grand, Iho )iirbet hor In
the power of thflt li.ilj.'vto Kivo her.
At the time of he de-ith she wati
la the employ 'of the Home Inde
pendent Telephone Co., having been
etiK.'iKed in that line of work almost
iMiutinuoiiHly for 'he last ti!n years.
Thin, her chosen occupation, gave'
her a wide circle of acquaintances
'i ml she was loved bj ull who knew
Will I.auders an I family of .Mi '!l- her. V.rr days v.m full of Julel
cal KprliiKH, (ire in liu lily thi.l week irrleiidlilless for her associates. Mod-
viHltliit; relatives. list aud ujiiishiiuiIdu', vhe did her duty
Days
W
iridy Wintry
BUY ONE OF OUR GRAY, CARDINAL OR KHAKI SWEATERS
Rolled 'collars or vest style! Our price .". $1.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 to $9.00
AlaiHhall HtjfriiKiii of I'ylj Ounyon
,1i;ih been very nick, but ii hniiur liiif.
,v.'Lck. .
Th 0.. It. Vmr.Um Cu.pK
No. 22, jnet at tlifi " li til K;ittnd iyl
dint utul had u Joint iitHlu'la: ion.
ITIie following officer v.mo Installed
for the corp: I'm.!., t'.t i (Mirn; F.-n.
I'rea., Myrtlo Cllm;; Conductor, Vli-,
Kin iu lJuvlb; Ami. ('on., Ktla fl'n'l-!
ton; Guard, Kinll Cock; Assr. '
(Junid, Amy fcclblfl; See., Kk-unor j
Davis; VUiip., Huruh roiiiiton; i
'triolic IiiMt., Mary Munick; Press
('nr., Akiith 1'addock; Muaiciun, Vi-j
nu Pittlmr; color '101 rors, Molly
,'jiihnaton, Kliuneth I'lilllls, Mary i
jKllfott, l.lly CruKH. Mm. (oi;i lJ;:viH j
acted as lnsl ittllnf officer.-
Mrs, Mnrlha Ktevuns, the retiring'
prcHidont, was presented, with a cm j
, kIjihh siiKar howl ami cr t-mnuv, lor ;
her Hplciidld work tlu' liiK I he past j
yo:ir. At I lit clone of t ho meet iui',
refreshment were nerved.
ax fho Haw It, and the Father uid:
"Child, thy work ii finished it in
enough, coino home."
LARGE SUMS FOR
Ladies' Unions
The most popular weight a garment for ladies and misses that has no equal,
priced less than the so-called Sales prices. Our price 98c, $1.25
V AI
All
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COAST CA.N'NO.V
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Aeiial St-.l llu.tut IletVnse Slaliunsi"
1!i.r.'..ul lion, t.t U'or I r.
ment's list.
1 WAHHINli ion, Jan. IX. I-or acr-'
Union was itrleve.l al the ileal h oMj .al,ar(l .lefen.se stations for the I
MiKB Lena Sll iw, which ocnneii at . A mnri.-.in insiilnr naSnu;.w fX9-7.
o;:K tins was one biir item in the sun-
W L AUGTION
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BEING STOCKED
iiii-i'-.Mii.iJo I'ot NDs to i;i; , la
oi i i;i;i;d at imihtox
;itAin;
siiki;
Mi: (;uin;
i;isi;.
tlie homo of her Htsier, Al rs. Maty
Kiilon, last Kriday, .l.uiuary 1 if.
I Mr. Dtn liajrd, oi l a Orande, vih
Ited reliitivea in thin ciiy Hund ;y.
Mrs. KmdA Iliifihey or North IN-w-ler
Hpnit Sit ut day a I the home of
her pavenlH, Mr. and .Mis. I-ee I'hil-
II PH.
Mrs. KUzyhe'h Taytr of I a
(irande sieiit Iho wi 1; rd :t i't
home of h-;r diurhU'i, Mrs. W. V.
Slovens in MiIm clly
Mrs. .!
a hitsinoKH Is ft or in 1-u (IimimIc 'I'iiom
day. Mih. Mae llnih', n cl-ik at flu1
IT ii i I'rodnce stoie. is very low
at prest'iit with inflner..a.
Mrs. .las. .Itrunrr 's reported very
INTttiii'k at her homo In Smith ('rinn.
j Mr. and Mrs. I'oeil li ites of tli-h
plemental estimates air'Kuti'' $t7.-
'Md,ii!ii.75 for .the next fisc.nr year'
isuhr.iitted to congress hy the war ie-
;p;irt merit yesterday afternoon. 1
j, A total of S4(i,12i;,5fl for American
j coast defense wtn provided, including:1
I Sea coa.- t cannon, $l,00n,000. ;
, Ammunition for sea coast tannon,
I Ammunition for' suh calihre irurs
11. Weiv'ir of. thfa city wih I ' ' . ,,wu,m"'
i iieiu.HMis aoo maiNienance oi sea1
Overalls and Jumpers
Direct from factory to you all sizes. Our price : $i-9S
Canvas Gloves
Leather faced stiff gauntlet gloves. Our price '.. 29c
All canvas gauntlet gloves. Our price, two pair for 25c
Heavy weight blue .wrist gloves. Our price '. 15c
Mule skin wrist gloves. Our price 39c, 49c
WE OWN lf)7 STORES AND STILL A-GROWING
We
Are
Agents
for.
McCall's
We
Are
Agents
for
McCall's
la(l of Sale .Inmiary :tlt Ii Tail of
(lowi-iiiiiet HolidiON (o Hit Hold
liy Hample.
ltol)cit and Harris
in With 1 100 Head or I Huh
tirade AtifmaN,
j coast nrlillery, $:ii;0,000.
Kor the Panama canal zone, $0,!-!1,-was
proviilcd for aerial seaboard
idi'Tense stations.
I . For milHuryp"etK, U'J AO; re-
ipair of arsenals $5.4 1 .K:i.; for the
disposition of rniains of officers, sol-
ivniw.v Mirlv..il in thtu iiv S:. t u r,-, v dices and civilian employes. SlO.'Jllt.-
i I ,'Ht from V.i in ouver, Wa di.. wheie ,l-
j Mr. Hates had Ik-:i nationed vhwo1 Vnr rn;.!- Frnnkforl arsopnl.
I'lench Stai'tiiin ' !H call Into the seriec. Mr. $10,500; Benicia arsenal, $W8.(;on: pi-
Hates has received his diHrhai ?re. so'''"tinv nrsrn'P. SMl.OhO; 'Rock Is'and
ho will tului up hi; ranch worlt , ni'-eral, $IO.'MiPi); Hock Island hridr.ro
ItiKiiin. (:' ;rnal, $ll.4n0; Sprintrfield arsenal.
Mis. (looine N'ohles cf La flranile 1 SI8.000; Watertown arsenal, .$74,700;
Ihir iirsl of Watertown arsenal testing ma'-hine.
When you want a nice hot drink or'no chance for contamination from (he
fancy sundae, there is just one j meat company s plant, the city health
place to go:
ery.
The Palace Confection
1-17-31
COVM. Jan. 18.
Hohert Freiii ii, of C:
PORTLAND, Jan. 1 8. A start Is
t'j Iu mude ta.on In disposing ut the
fi. DUO. 000 odd itii.indH of L'nvirn.
i . i i. . i ,Hio sheep husIr.osK
w' ;yoiuiKer man's health demands an
o. approxlnmloly COO.OoO ponndK tduldonr life. They are slarlliiK with
will ho olfcreil at arcllon tit Iloston 1 1 0(1 heitd of hif;hKr,ido sheep on the
on January HO. Notice of litis effect :ol1 '''''''m'li fa nhnUt "'I'" o
Two hrolhers,
e, and Harris
French of I.a Cranil.;. have one into
a 1 1 ly hecanse (he
hiiH hoe n received hy Charles II.
drrt'ii, United Htaten Wool Admlnls
tr i tor and Dlidrilmtor here. The
woo) will he sold hy sample. ,
The removal of nil restrictions on j
wool Import In i, which took effect
on Janmtry 10, Is vhat the trade hioi
heen wotMnn for t Inco the sUniiu
of the aimistlre, It was known to
ho under consider) I to 'i hy t he an
Ihorllies, hnl the possiMIPy of ctm
'flict Willi Hie niirll.ms of (he slock
owned hy Hie w ir depnrtntent w.is
considered wekhty enough lo delay
the niUInu of (he iMiilmruo. T!ii ul-
lows imcestrii led I upotintlon from m,"M
AiKontina, Prtif.Mi.iy and South Af-''J
rtcii of wools for r,,'lv,(' iiecomu.
Importers will lie required to seetitv
lieenses f(r Import l.ij; these si iples.
hut licenses will be issued fre.dy.
PnrliiK I lie hi;t few months I he army
Mini i ter'iias'er has heen (he only J
importer who inkhl ohlnln n license
Tor wo'd fiom Arentina. Pronuay
unti Kouih Africii. All the wool (m-'
potted either by the syndleito or :
hy the dliect t ep: e :i-nt . ti es of the;
l,n uterm s'er ms nene Into (he
hcmiv slot k end "he.se wools ate still1
I'.'iiu; rerei( d I, son and" New
York
The 1;, (est possibility herd In the
lr:oe is ihd 1 1 In f:t ei itinenl m iy
stn't im im lions In o det in uixe nop
poll to the '..due of l'.e iev domes
tic clip, iind ;irr i!u wai wools In-'
t' winoiher year.
AdviceH fmin (':.. .1 1 piilnili stitl
til. I dmelopno nts i.i .tor ird to tart
Wool ,:he (i.p. f(." eillv release of
Moerna;ent i.oi'lol itl its dr.tMle
f;atu'en. 1h-o!i:h on v. - M In. d ir.t.V
itic is fiit oil Th- yf -i'-l N tint'
this ye.n dmuet'ir Vfiitsii clip wi'l
pot be hoiitbi b (Li ro c iiiiient j
t Mo.t i f the piotiifne'it olllclaU thein-
st;l-.eM are u:iint s'lih pu i i j;e, so
th. lni:lhsh ;'iid lush clii seem to ,
be iu Hue tor d ;Mi.'.ii ion mi a Ire.
loai k 't
: - i
' Poll in Old Cry.
nil-" ll 1 ;i. lun , ,Hy .n
Ull" H.'.lll. Mlh,, n:l ,,1;
II III I7t It. I. Mi, I ,i M.n. ,.mm,.,
i lullmiiil IliK ll nl i.l id,. ,,.
ft '"I- In l.'ITll II ,.. .HI'lMh ,;(. i
"i "in i lAi-ii'iin' :..:! i,, ii. .,..
il.i ri us- luil.,-ii ,i ., iil4'i,l isi,,,.r !
H"(iiiinl.,, ilrl, nl.'il Hie nn.'lhuis In ii I'
tin '.ii llulii ..IT ihr ...r(. uml t)ini ;
rr.l Hip Hihii- ihmI k.-i( It imt i.f
I lii' iiiiOil r..r MQi'iilur.ijJfnil n liiilf.
It '"ii"' l.&k lliinlly Mill ni-il lnnr c
w Innr iiv-tlii mill ii(B)ISI5 h,iS Austllu's '
inti.-iiuil iiiiu'I JiiirlM.r.
3
U'j'.t-r VV !:i.jit::: .rui:i0 ut tin-'
'Lifcervtr dIIicq. i
! wiib rallt'd In 1 li
:liu woult, owliiK lo 11... IUiiis iii' ln;r
Hlnti. .
Mt. 'l Mih. I .on Mlt-h.'ll irr'-.-.i
t';(llll Portlllll' W'-.il iii-.iiI ;iy to vi: il
Mr. Mltrliliir I H.I:.
Horn To .Mr. null M:n. Oriiion Or
I r. ii . on Siitunl.iv, Jammry 11, a ison.
Mr. Oiton Ih in tin- si-rrlro.
Tim tnlurinr ol' tin' Moinion
i-Juiri.'li Ih bi.h'K ni.iiu.i'cd Uii:i wlm-U.
: 545,001); Wall'i vliot lirsi'lllll. S'OT.DOO;
or.lniim i. ilrpot. Honolulu, ? 1 17,70.
BOIL DltlMvlNC WATKK
Owini; to the hiiorlane of water al
Braver creek it is now nt'crKsary to
iret part of I lie supply from the
Orantlo Honde river. All water needed
for drinking pi:rpi:srs ahouk! be boiled
as ll precaution against germs or con
tamination. While tlie conditions at
tiie river are much improved over for
mer yenrs, there being now little or
hoard urges boiling qf drinking water
as a precautionary measure.
JOHN COLLI EK,
1-15-lit City Manager.
The soda wuter fountain at Silver-
Cured at a Cost of 23 Cents.
"Eight years ago when we. fir:,t
moved to Mattoon, I was a great suf
ferer from indigestion and constipa
tion." writes Mrs. Robert Allison, Mat
toon, 111. "I had frequent headaches
and dizzy spells, and there was a feel
ing like a heavy weight pressing on
thorns is do;ng a nice business in i my stomach and chest all the time. I
hot and cold drinks. Also hot tamales, felt miserable. Every morsel of food
eschalailes, chili con carne. 1 -1 (5-tf 'distressed me. I could not rest at
night and felt tired and worn out a!l
the time. One bottle of Chamberlain's
p-IHjy" QpurS STORE i .i.neis luitu me hiio a hhvc miicc ii-ib
ia GRANoconcGON. iiKe a ii, riercne person. auv.
of t'ovo, whom oxteiiHlvn Improvu-
mollis, Includlutt a lino laro harn.
in re neuliiH completion.
Theae yotinK men are nephews of
Stephen Kremh. who erected thn As-
nslon KplscoiKil cltureh, rectory ,
, and Kiiihl halt, and whose endow- j
inenl Held of lot) acies, lylui Iu an j
;foxe. for Mipporl of an Mplseopal ! ''er mether r.llen . Shaw
(.Mils' school, all combine to add an
atlr,tciivo reuturo t Cove's natur
ally pictiircsiiiio location.
Lena Shaw.
I.eni Khuw was bojn :-t Noit't
I' iwdor, Oremm, .him 1J. lss;i iind
she died al Ibe home of her sister.
Mary L. Katon, in 'l:l.- city, Janmtry
10. Hi ID. Sim lei.es to mourn he
of
(his city; lle slsleis.- Miry
I'iutoti, of I ' ii i on ; I latin ih 1 1 ull m ut.
of Kntei in Iso; Akipv Kdwards, of
WushoiiKill. Wash ; Nellie t'o'sioii el
; Nort h I'owder ; M u uaret Sheet;; of
Observer advertising will hiiii re-; rSl.Hllo ,t-h; mil three bniibers
.Inn. T. Shaw, Alex Sh w ai;d S'anley
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
if)
Wait A Hinhjts, Mk's. "rinua
1've Got i-or of jdust
t- ' ' . - i; v - - m . ft 1
1rVI V-"-!" li"iV'" JI)rKt
w
Imjst in your efsa, en THr y
A SOOE THIMtSI JT SERVES
VOU RiiSHTMj
w . 19Wa-ui-eSgJ(?
0'.bfc- - n
Cash
SAVE 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 AND MORE ON EACH PURCHASE
at La Grande's Original Cash Grocery--You save on every purchase
Delmonte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 tin J 5C
Paradise Valley Tomatoes, No. 2 tin 17c
Standard String P.eans, No. 2 tin 1 SC
Hillsdale Asparagus, No. 1 tin 125c
Sugar Corn, extra quality, No. 2 tin 15C
Finest Minnesota Corn, No. 2 tin ilftc
Sea Maid Shrimps, No. 1 tin HC
Otter Clams, No. 2 tin -Of
Cherry Stone Oysters, large can ....17C
Salmon, Alaska Pink, 1-pound can I5c
Sockeye Salmon, 1 pound can 12SC
f
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE
One pound.packages for 35c
Three pound package for 5? 1.00
Five pound package for $1.65
. M. & E. COFFEE
die pound packages for 3c.
Three-pound package for SI. 10
Five pound package for '( $1.75
ONIONS " .
100 pounds for . .". S12.1i5
Sest quality Potatoes, 100 lb. eack 1 .25
CRISCO
Small size 32
98
$1.95
Three pounds for
Six pounds for
C0TT0LENE
Small size ....
Medium size
Large size ....
19
$1.12
,.$2.S6
PEARL SHORTENING
No. 5 R1.23
No. 10 ...$2. 15
' MAZOLA CORN OIL
?ints for .'. r....38
Quarts for , ! " 74c
One-half Gallons 1.36
COUNTRY SETTLE RENDERED LARD
No. 3 cans t ,..95C
So 5 cans $1.50
"e WIIERfi THE THRIFTY THRONG
UnilKl,,
Stto t'i5l
Nn. (iM'JSR.
e .
SI
RIZED'. GROCER
w SAM IIAKKIS. rKITUlLTlIK (Si
N'.t Door to'lliU's Ittpiirtiiicut Store.
Union Stort
Open 8 i.m.
Close ff p.m.
Salurdny g
oiwn ontQ
8:30 p.m.,,
jCL.
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