La Grande evening observer., January 31, 1919, Image 8

FRTDAY, JANUARY 31,1010-
PERRY PEOPLE.
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L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
ORGET
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ENDS
umigate Your Home
If some member of your family has been ill with
influenza, grippe, pneumonia or similar ailments
you should fumigate your home.' We have L -
Sulphur and For
maldehyde Candles
and other preparations which are highly recom
mended by physicians, '
We also have a complete line of Disinfectants
and Germicides which should be used now so as -to
make your home sanitary for the indoor sea
son. We can recommend what is best for any special
purpose and tell you'how to use it. ; ' ' ' ' "
it ijk I'Kititv or I'Aiiitv Sor tjikIiiiiitiidayh okm.d iikkidknts
"AUTHOR" OK I'Oli.U CKl.KHIIATKD LAST W
Directors of (IraAil Hondo bviiihel
Company Met.at Halt Ijifto
City "Tills Week.
Mr. and Mr. Lower wero vialting In
La Oraudo Saturday.
Chan. Bohnonkamp of La, Crairtle
won In l'erry Sunda.
MlHueB Chrigt.ine LlneberKer and
Kilna Mason were up from LaGru'nde
Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Berger, of La Grande,
I has been visiting In Perry for a few
days.
Jay Van Duren ws up from Lu
:Grando Saturday night, enjoying tliu
I mask dance.
Several l'orryltes are arranging to
piirclntao automobiles as soon us the
Hi roads improve.
Walter Pohrman has received a
letter from Ills brother, Koy, Buying
thut he has obtained his discharge
and will soon be, home.
Fred Robertson Is resorting to the
aid of crutches since injuring his S. D. Koltner and family of Enter-
Kpeekliuit Sulo Largely Attciuled
Jului WelU Jr. Ill With the
i'fu in I'oAluud,
ALICE!., .Jan.. 3'). (Special)
The McKennon family enjoyed a
birthday dinner Saturday in .honor ot
L. L. JIcKonnnon and W. R. Ledbet
ter, at 'tliu home of the latter. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Me-,
Kennnon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mc
Kennon and children, Claire and
Cle.eta; Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKen
non and children, Russell and Fran
cis; Mrs. Chas Wright and children,
Gordon, Virginia and Naomi; Mr.
and Mrs. Routh McKennon and baby,
Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Webb,
Mildred Webb, Clyde Webb, Miss
Fannie McKennon, and the family of
Mr. Ledbetter, making In all thirty
one. Those or the family who were
unable to attend were Chas. Wright
of lialnes, J. B. McKennon and fam
ily of Hood River and Mr. and Mi-b,
feet in a fall at the sawmill last
week. :Ho'waa walking" a plunk,
which' slipped, and he full to the
cement floor about twelve feet be
low. An X-ray examination showed
that no bones were broken but he
will not bo alilo to walk without
crutches for several days.
prise.
Miss Ruby Ledbetter left Satur
day night for Salem to resume her
studies at the Willamette, university.
Mr. and Mra. H. R. McKennon
apont Sunday at Frank McKennon's.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Gaskell, of La
Grande spent Wednosduy at IS. D.
La Grande Pharmacy
The mask dunce Saturday night jGaskllt's,
Iwas a success In both quantity and! Mr. und Mrs. John Speckhart, Mr.
quality; Many costumes wero In i and Mrs. Ilerbort Speckhart and Miss
ievldonce, some comical and others i Bertha Speckhart leave today for
Quick Delivery
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La Grande, Oregon
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were pretty. Miss Estiier Johunson
won the prize by appearing In a very
becoming fairy costumo. Gypsle's,
orientals, clowns, desperadoes, otc.,
helped to make an Interesting gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiimcs Robortson,
Quincy, Illinois, for an extended vis
it. John Welln Jrt. is recovering' from
a serious uttack of influenza. Ho
and Ills wife went to Portland to
spent Christmas and while there he
contracted the disease and has not
who came to Terry at Christmas 'sufficiently ' recovered to return
'ri
I ' Oulck film fur (Vnnn. Thn rinl.lm, llnln into i. trim tn
jj'. Watch for tho first symptom, mime. Closing Out. If the Inst twti
'fcdarsoness, nnd give Chnmborliiln's days are like tho past few have been
Cough Remedy at once. It is nrnnint the rlmnnn mil will hrt iiimniit. I'nlfl-
H.nd effnrtunl. Adv. i,,iP l-:in-2
Mdarsoness, nnd give Chnmborliiln's days are like tho past few
Cough Remedy at once. It Is prompt the closing out will bo n
time to visit thoir diuighlor, Mrs
Lawrence Hull, and other relatives,
were delayed In returning homo on
account of the flu conditions jit Dal
las, Oregon, where they havo booen
living. They started homo Friday.
The last report shows un enroll
ment of flfty-soven In tho l'erry
school. .
George Robertson had forgotten
nil about his birthday, but last Fri
day evooiliR about twenty-five rela
tives and friends reminded tho young
man that he had reached his major
ity. Amony those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs. "Juy" Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hull, Misses Hilda, Ruth,
Iola and Dorothy Robortson, Mas
ters Millard, Ralph, Frank, Georgo
and Carl Robortson, Miss Betty Hull,
Mastor Charles Hull and MIsb Flor
ence Kinimell.
Owing to tho fact that sovcral
parties have aBked about tho Inci
dent, your correspondent wishes to
nnnounco that the Mr. l'erry who
olnimcd to be tho author of a poem
recently published In the Observer, Is
not our Goo. W. l'erry. Mr. I'orry,
ot l'erry. says Not Guilty. I
0vlng to rocent airangomont the
Grande Hondo Lumber Co. directors
homo.
Mrs. S. D. Koltner of Enterprise. Is
visiting her parents, Mi and Mrs.
L. L. McKennnon, of La Grande
A; L. Taylor ad son. Reed, leave
today for' Spokane to attend tho
tractor school nt that place.
A largo crowd attended the Speck
hart sale Wednesday. Tho Ladies'
Aid served tho lunch and added
about J!)0 to their treasury. .
With all due respect to patrons of Credits so-called Special Discount Sales
Stores We ask you as-a'duty you owe your family and your country under the
present serious readjustment of the nation's economic resources to guard your
dollars practice economy and thrift. Remember, thousands of our boys are
being discharged daily. Labor complice tions are multiplying hourly in Eng
land and America UNREST ROCKS THE WORLD. Weigh the problems
that confront your country your home is net immune from disorder. START
TODAY TO FORTIFY begin today to outline-a sane, efficient family policy.
Live Within Your- Means
PAY CAS
1,500,000 MEN KILLED
France
Has I.ont Equal
Wounded.
Number
OWE NO MAN BE INDEPENDENT AND BE A TRUE-BLUE AMERI
r CAN AND DON'T ROCK THE BOAT
Men's Overalls, all sizes ...L.........,; .'...:...:. -' $1.98:
Men's Rubbers, all size3 .' 95c
Men's Work Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.93
Men's Stiff Gauntlet Leather Faced Gloves ... 29c
Men's Blue Wrist Gloves 15c
Men's Mole Skin Pants : $2.98, $3.93
Men's Khaki Pants .'. : $1.93, $2.25, $2.49
Men's Arrow discontinued line Cellars :.- 10a,
Men's Work Shirts .' '. 98c, $1.25, $1.23, $1.49
Men's Sweaters, all colors , $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
, Men's Wool Sweaters $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90
Men's Wool Work Sox 69c, 79c, 89c, 9Se
Men's Bress Hose, all colors : 25c, 35c, 43c
Men's Stag Shirts :. $15.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90
Men's Winter Caps '. 49c, 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Wire Sewed Mitts 98n
Men's Overshoes . $2.69, $2.98, $3.98
Men's Dress Shoes $2.93. $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
Men's Dress Trousers '. $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 to $9.90
Men's Unions $l 98. $2.48. $2.98. $3.93. $4.98
Men's Dress Shirts j 08c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.08
NEW YOWK Franco, in four years
of conflict, to preserve her own liber
ty and that of the world, according to
Andro Tanlie, 'French high commis-!
aioner to the United States, has lost
1,1)00,0(10 men killed and almost as
many wounded. America owes France
n debt of gratitude not only for this
great sacrifice, but also for the re
ported saving of thousands of lives in
this country due to tho discovery by
French peasants of a perfect remedy
for stomach and intestinal ailments,
;he ingredients of which are imported
from France by Ceo. H. Mnyr, a lead
THE LADIES,
C11 and see the most remarkable line of silk waists ever in La Grande. YoK
will not be urged to buy clon'tmias the opportunity $3.98, $-1.98, $5 90.
mooting, Bchoduled for I'orry, was j "'k 1 - "'"'""i "".
transferred to Salt Lako City nnd America un'l'r the name of Mnyr s
Messrs. Earl and Elmer Stoddard ; Vv'omkrful Remedy. It is a smiple,
left Sunday evening to attend the jharmless preparation that removes
nw.uiiniF I,, art nn the 2Sth of this! the cntnrrhnl mucu3 from the intes-
No collectors no bills no threatening letters to disturb the peaces and happi
ness of a J. C. PENNEY CO. customer's tomorrow.
Turn the Promised Leaf Feb. 1st PAY CASHl
month.
tinal tract and allays the inflammnHun
which trusts practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal nilments, including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded.
Sold by all druggists. Adv.
Butter Wrappers printed at the
Observer offirp.
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Six reefs of tlirilW and action See tho big Alaskan Danca Hall Scenes, the
' Gambling Game, th Teams ofjllusfties, and Big Bill Tarnum in his strongest
M '"lycture since "Tfte Spoilers," and alright that tops cverythirVg fie hasever
, dnc. showing toda DiSn't Miss It.
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It rays to Pay . Cash at the
HOOVERiZED GROCERY
THE STORE THAT MAINTAINS LOW PRICES ON QUALITY FOODS.
YOU ALWAYS GET IT HERE FOR LESS. WHY PAY MORE?
STRICTLY FRESH RANCH EGGS, fER DOZEN .--15
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, TWO.POUNDS $1.10.
MACARONI THREE LARGE PACKAGES ...? '.25'
QUAKER OATS, LARGE PACKAGE 2-
WASHINGTON CRISP.S, THREE LARGE PACKAGES . 2o ,
SUGAR- CORN, PER CAN .15 FINEST MINNESOTA, CAN....19 '
SOLID PACK TOMATOES, NO. 2 TIN, 15f NO. 2, TIN 19
'SNIDER'S CATSUP, LARGE BOTTLE. . ;;()o
United
States Food
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Next Doom to mil's Department Store.
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Open 8 a.m.
Close 6 pan.
Saturday
open
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