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L'A HRANDR EVENTNtt OBSETIVKR.
'fRTDA V, FEBRUARY 7, 1?fc.
riiiiM.i.iuiiifHi i,i r . .taM FILL
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lubber i-oods
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Reaf Vafues
The price of rubber goods will not go down very
materially on account of the cessation of war.
The demand for rubber in domestic enterprises
will still be enormous.
We have just received a fresh shipment of rub
ber goods, including
Bulb and Fountain Syringes, Hot Wa
ter Bottles, Rubber Gloves, Atomizers,
Ice Bags, Elastic Goods, Etbv
IK JDSftLOClLITJ
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HIGH SCHOOL TO I'l.AY
BAKKKi UALL, AT UNION j
0'l'hc first liitcrncholanlic basketball j
Kinne of the season will be played to- j
morrow night whcif the 'local toam
l.'H L'Al'HUH IIHl'.-iw'" m1' me union ngn icnooi nt mc
laiier town. j no mooters or tne
I)i:i!HI'AMU(i ATTOIIXKVK
IXTKKKKTKI) IX WAI.MIHA Jf.
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Ask for a list of our complete rubber line.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quirk Delivery Phone Maui 40
I JOSEPH, Keb. 7. (Special) The
htuivy snow which Iiuh come within
the last few duynltt n boon to tiruc
tically ull concerned, The fiutdH
iwere nearly buro, cuuHlng farmers
jsonte unoaslnfiffs. .Snow here oicuiim
'hdow in the moiintulnH, t ft one who
j know reported that there wuh only
i j i ii ru turn uiiu nun iuui ui bijuw hi
Httia mmintftlriH Homn tlmn smn. an
'compared with eleven feet luHt year.
Tlie new full will udd to thin cjtiito
a lot inuklng a Kuod reHerve, for next
suminer.
I Mth. Ottear llodmor 1h iust rocov-
erinK from a micceHnful operation at
a Portland hoftnitul. Mm. Hod nor la
well known in thin vicinity.
II' (liml UlKo.l.-in i-nnnrlu ttml t lw nl
tendance of the Krade Hchools Ja nor
mal, there Ik'Iuk lUtle or no nlck-
InosH of any kind to hinder the work.
! Mrn. h. A. Gaily came up from the
: county Hoat the flint of the week to
'vlHit at the homo of her daughter,
Mra. F. F. McCully.
A group of Joueph people apunt u
pleasant evening at the farm home of
Knappcr luut week.
I The Joseph Ladies Aid of (lie M.
K. chuch held a cooked food Hale hint
'Saturday which netted about f j.r for
the organisation. On Saturday Feb
ruary lfith, nnothor will be held ut
, the same place.
Mra. It. G. Wluston la quite 111 ut
her home In South Jom.-pli, ;
Klwln Kernun returned Wednes
day .from Camp Lewis. Ho entered
team will drive over in machines,
leaving here about 4 o'clock p. m,
al thejjr will be accompanied by sev-
ernl ;orleis. The following men h;vcj
h?n r.clected to compose the team:)
Capinin Lymnn.'sh, Wrltrht, Ledbet-!
tcr, Kivctte, Proctor and 8toddard. I
The North Powder town team will j
play the high school in the local gymj
next Tuesylay night and the Union
tram will plav a return game on Fri-1
day nlplit, which game probably will I
La the only one on the local floor thisj
year. Baker disbanded their team and I
Pendleton is just opening school aftnvl
burner closed on account of the fin, and
it is not probable that games can hn
a ranged with either of these schools'
" XKW VI X- CAHKH APPEAR.
Two new cases of Spanish Influ
enza have been reported to the po
lice department and placed undoi
quarantine since yesterday. A card
whs put up lato Inut night on the
home of Ira Kesler, 2007 Uast Penn
sylvania avenue, and Fred Casham's
residence. 1417 X ore., ws quaran
tined this morning. All the old cano
es of flu have been released from
quarantine. No new cases of scar
let fever havo broken out during the
List few days.
RETURNED SOLDIER
AND THE CITIZEN I
Not a spasmodic discount, clearance sate bait, but YOUR REGULAR GUAR
ANTEED SAVING EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR WHEN YOU TTfR
CHASE YOUR FAMILY APPAREL HERE. , ,
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The Cash Stores Are the Busy Stores
Men's Mackinaw Stag Shirts $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 to $9.90
Men'sfMackinaw Coats $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 to $13.50
Men's Mackinaw Pants, Oxford and Khaki -.- $8-90i W-90
Men's Wool Mixtures Shirts $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 :
Men's allirool shirts $3.49, $3.98, $4.93
Men's all wol sweater! $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 to $9.90
Men's Wool Mixture ....A. $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Men's Cordurojr-Panls, our price $3.98
Men's Moleskin Pints, our price $3.98
Men's Wool Sox A. 69c, 7flc, 89c, 98c
Men's Work Shirts X. A 98c, $1.25, $1.29
Men's Khaki Shirts A ill L .'$L25, $1.49, $1.69, $1.89
, The Aholc program of reconstruc
tion and readjustment" tf
, Is one that revolves nround the I ,
(jnestion of labor ' ,
What can we do to furnish emp'oy-
A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Made
an honorable dtK('hnrr,o.
LiiHt Monduy iiiorninK juxt uh
HChool WB8 "tukillir llli," Mrs. Mullun,
tuuchiM' of the third crudo dlHcovur
d that the lirlflm wir.y brokun In Uio
riuo. Rlio totd tho cl.lldron tlmt no
Bchool could 1)0 liuld tlt luoini'.iK
tlio service 1 l Juno and now holds 1 "nt to the returned and returning
soldier i
And ut the same time keep those
who have employment at work also? i
There is little use in asking Oregon
manufacturers and employers I
To take on more men, if they are
already loaded with their full require-!
McCalls
Headquarters
y Incorporated J
McCalls
Headquarters
PERFECT VENTILATION '
rj goldWynresents
I MaeBarsh
. in
"ALL WOMAN'!
The Romance of the Good Girl Who Tamed the
"Bad Town." , . .
Comedy Ford Weekly, Last Showing Today.
Tomorrow Only Virginia Pearson in
"THE LIAR"
because tho flue was broken. Tho , merits
children mlsundor:iriod and report; If our factories enn sell only the
cd to tholr parents that school w is roods beinir rnade-.-closed
because the flu hud broken And the demand does not increase
out ni-aln. It took some timu to ex-! for their products
! plain manors. 1 How can more people be given
A. V. lichaupp r. turned Sunday .work?
from a trip to Hale..) and Portland. I It 's n nueslion that every citizen
While in Salem ho was n visitor at jean answer and be of prncticnl help.
I ho stute house, wbero bo went In
Ihu Intorests of tho bill providing
MAE MARSH SCREEN ioe a tl," 8,10 lukcs th0 J"b of sen"
' ing her patrons herself.
WAITRESS IN PLAY I Miss Marsh makes a capital inn
htoeper In. "All Vonian" which, ap-
Mae Marsh's vcrsalltly knows no ' l"-""re at '' Sherry theitre. "
bounds. Though younger than most 1 A comedy and tho Ford weekly.
that Wallowa county bo u sepnrito
Judicial dls'rlct. Ho whs accompan
ied by A. S. Cooley of lOntei pi Ise.
' I'ntrlct Mullun relumed Wednes
day from Camp Lewis, where ho
was mustered out of the service.
SIIOIC f'l.KKK TOO KOIKJH.
PITTSHUIKJ, I'll., Keb. 7. Twelve
hundred und fifty dollars is too much
NO MORE CATARRH
lt..u fl. U,..t mil- 7lrrtnrl Ul IIIO HL rUt'll , JU 1KB laTHIl IiaS u.....i.0
f,tt-,nB 'at years of experience In almost'
. . i it i every 'concolvah n to e. Hut it ru-
Incrense the demand for our prod-; . , , ..... . "
i i r . 4 i 'maiiied for 'A11 Woman, the latest
ifs nml the demand for men to mnkci,, , , ... . ' . '",-t;,L
jpart she had never nuticlpated play
illie; that of a enmitrv lrtnknnmr.
Miss Marsh, as Susan Sweeney, a! Catarrh cures como and catarrh
! New York factory girl, receives word cures ut Ilyomei continues to
... i. .i... ....... .(iltirrti miJ nhnlich itc Hiirnctinu-
in w ... y iM fMiMiuna r. a ... r n(orc3t in u hotel In AHon- I s vmntoms whw ever ctvUizacion exists,
I horn increases nt the same time.
Orcirnn manufacturers employ Ore
Kon cit.i.ens nnd'our factories are bet
ter in many why-i0 '
Than any to he found elsewhere
Guaranteed Treatment That
Stood the Test of Time.
Has
li; discredit our' citizens aft neine; cn- (.u.
pahfe of
iiyvj--- j r- -f-- , rrn r r" t 1 - ti m wtwn i)e set nsiilo.
j 1 1
ks, Stralt;hway sho leaves her Kvery year
, i " . i- iiiuiiio (inti wuiu iu iiMiiniu tiuiKO ui Fiji's in mir
in nnv n wnniiin nisi uccausu 11 n iu's-i ,,11,,.,. I1i.,,.i,u 1 ., . , . . . . .. .. , . -
, - 1 .t line mouniain noaieiry
iman nmmira ni tlL ,s not (r,oSuon or sympatny, for years been poorly inanased, as a
Iwhen squeezinn it into a new shoe,,fioi,s 0r subsidies ' j Kllmpae of the Inn proves. Paint has
Wording; to the proprietors of n down j H is singly a. hrncticnl question been conspicuous by many years' ab-
inwn imuv hii". 1 vj in;n rVerv cuir.en 01 wrcpTon nas in nis 1 sence, and in many other ways tho
a verdict omnineu iiy uuniuiiu u ,nr Mrr hmif, to answer and adjust.
the nfreatiy enormous
renlly sinnHfic treat-
Tho place haa ment for eaturnv-row greater, and
the present year should show ull rec
ords broken.
If you brcatho Hyomoi daily ni di
rected it will end your catarrli, or it
won't cost youa cent.
If you have a hard rubber Hyomei
inhaler somewhere, around the house,
Ret it out and start it at .once to for
over rid yourself of catarrh. . ,
La Grande Pharmacy or any other
(rood druggist will sell you a bottle of
Hyomei (liquid), start to breathe it
and notice how quickly it clears out
the air passages and makes the en
tire head feel fine, j :
. Ilyomei fuscd regujarly should end
catarrh coughs, colds, bronchitis or
asthma. A complete outfit, including
a hard rubber pocket inhaler and bot
tle of Hyomei, costs but little. No
stomach do'inc; just breathe it. Sooth
ing and healing the inflamed mem
brane, adv
hontelry appears cold and uninviting.
Out alt this is changed very soon
after Susan takes hold. She dismiss
es employes who for years have been
tmore of a hicdranto than a help.
(and shortly the placo becomes one of
1 1 ho
If you want to really aid the move
ment to employ more mnrt
Then buv the rods that these mn
munufncturo and thus increase the de
mand. '
busiest spots in the mountains.
February 10th last day to pay nnler 'The only bit of trouble she encount
lent without a penalty. 2 7-'2r lurs r in finding a suitable vaitresp.
'1 'liuL that fails to dim nt Susan, and
.A classified ad will brine result.
Churns Better Butter In Less Time
Often the mnrket price of butter docs not really pay for Uic time and lubor
put in the milk house.
Luilcy-L tght'i power will change that.
It churns better butter in less time.
It does away with the hard work of churning.
It gives a woman the time to look after other necessary work.
In the woman's work alone, Lallcy-Light will come close to paying for itself in
a year's time.
And it will surely pay for itself when the laboF and time saved in the outside
work are taken into account.
You should know all about Lallcy-Light, and if you will rpll on us next time
you oomc to town, we will be glad to tell you all about it and show you how
it works. .
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Hooverizeci
La Grande's Thrift Center
Originators of Low Prices on Quality Goods
Buy Your Coffee. Now. Coffee is going sky high. We carry all the popular
brands at prices mat save you mousy. We still maintain our original low
prices on the popular Liberty blend the same high quality at the same low
prices and it's frei ro.sed. One pound 3r Jive pounds $1.60
""wraascianrj
FREStf CREAMERY BUTTER.
Youir IJI f!l
PUKE COMB nONEY,
Each
EAGLE VALLEY EONEY
Pint jar
One-gal. can -?73
FRESH RANCH EGrGS
Per dozen ". -10
MAOLA COP.N OIL
Pinto 38c
Qw.rts 74c
Half sral.
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One gal ?-.?5 j
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'lHONK-. iIN 777
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