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TUESDAYS-APRIL 29. 1919.
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Drug Store
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ISLAND CITV ITK.MS
The many friends of Uncle Jim
Hallcy. who lias beei In the hospital
for several mantlis, are glad to
know he Is so far improved as to bo
able to go about the hospital on
crutches.
The children ot Mr. and Mrs. I
Safer aro aula to bo in school again,
after a two weeks' sickness with the
influenza.
The school days are fast coming to
a close. Although both teachers and
pupils have been somewhat handi
capped by conditions l Ills school year,
all is coming out fine. Do the fath
ers and mothers sf: to realize the
gratitude they owe the teacher who
works for the wclfiro of the child
ren? Show your appreciation by vis
iting school one of these fine spring
afternoons. The teacher, us well as
the boys and girls, will papreciaie
your interest shown.
The ai rival of tho hospital unit ir
anxiously awaited, fcr three ot our
boys are coining then.
S. R. Haworth left yesterday
visit brajich lily) points.
E. E. Kiddla leit last , night for
l'ortland, to give attention to bus!
ness matters tar a couple of days.
Mrs. W..P. White, ot Wallowa, wa
in La Grande yestoraay on her wav
to BoIko, Ida., to visit her sister
She went cast last nifht on No. 18.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McKinstry left
last night for California, to spend a
three weeks' visit. They will go tu
Gault, Mrs. McKlnistrey's former
homo near Sau Francisco.
The Presbvtk'rian Wtniihstnr
OliiJ.I will m.t. nt lt hiinm nf Mt- I
jjiny F. Murphy Wednesday evening,
.u renn. avenuat .
Harold Cliristiauson Is expected to
arrive tomorrow from the east, to
spend a few days visiting his olJ
fritnd, John E. Audeison.
Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn, of Pendle
ton spent yesterday n tho city visit
ing her husband, who recently joined
the Observer forc
j Miss Laura Tomiy, of Joseph, ar
j lived in town this morning to meet
jher brother, Otis Toney, on his ar
! rival home -from overseas scrvico
jwflll the A. E. F.
Mrs. L. M. Parlur of this city is
I enjoying a visit fr.m her sister, Mrs
J. M. Hancock, of Fairfield, Neb.
illrs. Hancock had anent tho past year
in Portland and is now on her way
ba? to.Kuirfli'Id.
Mrs. Harry Hoffiuaa underwent an
operation at Hot Lake this nforning
und ,was reported as having stood it
well.
, II. II. Coker, pastor of tho Chris
tian church in this city, left this
morning for Seattle, to spend a tew
days on business. Ho expects to ro
turn the lattor part of the week.
ioiibai. tM iy hia neighbor !iai i Water Commissioner- i .
.Mack can i drive jour hoi-ses wu.ij Cochran Finishes Work
moi9 skill Th:i John paiti and T a.'i . 1 rt e.
needier Smith drlxw, the chariot I On, JBaKer 00. StreanK
ra-s at the rni1119.1t.u k Tio.v, ;id t ,
when It comes to himVlnr cat.lt Water Commlsslo'fer Geoi go Coch
Waiion.Chandli'r can t..l;o lessons i.f I ran arrived homo last evening from
this merchant who has recent ky j linker county whore he has been foi
,iirncd rancher." ' isomo lime adjudicating the final
Henry hasabiding lUith in the features of the wuter situation in
section of country w in re his ranch if Hint county. It is undersood now that
located and believe if, has a future H linker county streams have been
Hint wllf be record. d in the snecfal completed and Mr. Cochran will
mention column when his pioducts : make his findings filing the same
nro exhibited at tho county fair llitf ' 11,1 Judge Anderson's court at which
fall. time any dissatisfied person can be
licaul.
I'LATLY 1MIM-,
, "Yes.' said Slmnkinj. "I mni 1
dony hit,0of course, so I HiOMilht
I'd raise some p.r-v.'i'j "
"Well, I thought I would do liiat'
said Smilh, "but wlit-i 1 looked mi
tho way it, do It l found III 11 iKUaioes
4iavo to I) 'planted in hill and our
j yard Is peit'ectly - flat." l'itlshuig
i Chronicle-Telegraph.
itrricH to jiaso.vs
.T special cnmniut.lsatlon of La
Cramfe lodgo No. 41. A. F. and A .
M. 111 be held in the lodtto hul
'Wednesday cvenli;, Apdfc.3U, for ;
woik In tin1 third dogree. All moni-V
bms reijuested to bo presont and vis'
itiug brothers made welcome.
i-2'J-at. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
ftbserver ntlvertlslliK pay.
Mrs. Oscar Hopper, of Old Town,
who had been a patient In tho.Grande
Ronde hospt.il for the past olght
weeks, was ablo today to lenvo that
institution and to return to her
homo.
DEMJSE OF WELL
KNOWN YOUNG- LADY
LOCAL YOUTHS j
IN CAR UPSET 1
NEAR ELGIN
Miss Mildred Bush, of tho O.-W.
dispatcher's office, has so far re
covered from her recent operation for
appendices that :hc was able to
leave the hospital and return to h-r
home today.
Miss Hazil Younjj, daughter of Mr.
und Mrs, Henry 1 on tit:, pts.-uM away
at nn early hour this luoniu at the i Khvin Kernan uad Kit win Moi-kuii,
home of her. parents just north of . t wu youiiB nun from tills city, turned
town. The younjr ladyV domisf t'ullov.-oor tho t'oid car in which tho
ed an illncs coveiing a period of mi-v-; wvro dtiviim to Joseph Saturday
Joseph Desilet, who landed a short
time ny;o at New York on his return
from. overse:is service, is expected
by his brother, K'orninn Desilet, to ar
rive in La Grande thit eveninu'. He
was in Company C of tho 3t;ist in
fantry, iu the 91st division.
eral months. She was J5 yc.us of aj-'e
and leaves besides her parents, f.ur
brothers and four sisters. Two of her
isters, Misses Harriet and SaiHe
Younpr, arrived from I'endlctua ye-
leiday evenini. One sister ami o:n
brother are residents of I:;; nicy county-
Kaneral arraiujenK n'.s wiil n t be
made until after word has been re
ceived from the two at siiit members
of the family, j
ARCADE
TOMORROW
AND THURSDAY
DICK DARLING
And a Bevy of Pretty
GIRLS
.In a Bright, Snappy Musical' Song Show
LET'S GO! LET'S GO!
.- A Is..- ,
TOM MIX
in his two-red eoinedy success
"The Roman Cowboy"
Tonight
NAZIMOVA
"EYE FOR EYE"
Veseta
and F
bles
ruits
We know this is the hardest time of the year for
the housewife to cook. Therefore we keep a full
line of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Walla Walla Asparagus, Walla Walla Hot House
Lettuce, Oregon Radish, Home Grown Green
Onions and Rhubarb, Los Angelas Strawberries
and Head Lettuce, New Cabbage from Califor
nia, Fresh Peas, New Potatoes and Green String
Beans, Bunch Turnips, Carrots and Beets.
in 0 '
Mrs. Jack Kerr, who is here for a
short time look:ii(? after property in
terests, will return in n short tin,; to
Los Angeles, where she and Mr. Kerr
have resided lately. She rep(rl.
"Jack's" hcnlth not, ??od because of
asthma and it is probable they will
have to seek another climate for him
Jack O'Keil, the old thornutrhhivri
who, as traveling passenger agent for
the last quarter of a century, has fix.d
up more railroad troubles than, any
other one man among the people, speid
last night in La Grande. He is with
the whippet tank which met grief in
Raker yesterday by breaking an axle.
Jack is the same old friend of the peo
ple and never loses an opportunity to
perfect railroad service.
Al. Strom, of Joseph, was in La
Grande last night on IiIh way frnir
New York where he had been in the
.service for some time. Mr. Strom.
i who. has received his discharge, spent
some .time at varloas tralniuK campp
over the country and was in New
York ready to go overseas when thn
war concluded. Like many otheri
who were loft thore ho was placed oo
patrol duty in tho hip city and had
been at that work until he was sent
home.
iiH-ht hint, but foftiitiately vsrupeJ
v. ittiout injury to either of therti. The
accident happened jiear Klgin. Tlu
windshield and top of the car were
biolion off, hut otlurwise.lt war '
undamaged and has. been fixed up
iain so that it doe.i not show any
ovideueo of tho ups:t. j
it!
I.W'WKI.I.S TO KXTI-:mUISK
Jidin I. Anderson, Maxwell dis
tributor for this part of the Btute.
yesterday shipped another car load.
j of these machines to Fred Ashley
I tho Maxwell dealer at Enterprise.
I-'OH KKNT One nice room in pleas
ant location. Llack lilf.t. l-'J-U'
KOU KKNToO arie.s pa.durc
ing city. Plume Main 1.
a.ljoin-i-L'Sf-tf
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The Union County Army and Navy
requests the presence of every Union
county boy entitled to wear a uniform
at a reception given in their honor at
La Grande, on the day of the arrival of
Field Hospital Unit 167 from overseas.
Watch tho papers for day and hour of
arrival. The parade is for all men who
have served in any capacity in any war.
All such should meet at the Elks' club
in La Grande ono hour before the train
arrives.
FOIl SAI.K Hiirh i:i;ule piano; or
will tiade for run:ilioul or ,-:m:i!l car.
ltcd 1761. 4-a-ati
FOIl SAI.K Stvcn-ronm murium
Ifouse, with or wiih'mt fm-niUiri''.
Mrs. Jauk Ki'rr, Sccoiul and Adams.
4-ii!)-(ilii
I'OIl SAU1: 11117 ilailcy Davidson
. motoi'cyclc, in excellent nKH'lianiVal
comlit.on. Ajiply Club Pool Hall.
4-i'.)-4l
FILMS
IN
BETORE
GUI RELIEVED
OF SICK 1
FOR SAI.K I)ining rotun set, al.o aj
small table, rocking chair and gaso-j
line stove. 'Ml Spring Wt. 2tpi
s
Two-day ser
vice in the
iMil.-irginjj of
y o u r liotfn-
tives. Ask
aliout it'?
PRINTS
OUT
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i.i'ox patiknt iti;co i;Ki;i
' AM) A WAV AGAIX
PfBt Hou-,0 Has itwn ICslnhlihlicd in
Oi o Dell, lo Sal if ai l Ion of
' IVdar Street lU'sldents
Thu (liHtiirhnnco which was rulsod
ulnotiK roslilcnts of Cedar street las'
week by the establishing ot a pest
house for a smallpox case in their
midst has subsided this week, the p;i
tient having recovered and been re
moved and the house having been
thoroughly disinfeeted:
Kesirienls of Cedar Btieet are as
sured hy the city that they will not.
be offended in simlar manner asain,
as a pest house has been arranged for
in tile Oro Dell locality, for the ar
comniodatioti of all future isolation
S. eases. ,
North Powder Farmers '
Are Hitting the Ball
With All Their Energy ;
"North Powder ranchers an; up
and at it," said II ?i;ry Hill yesterday
to an Observer reporter as be start'!
for his big ranch 6i Wolf creek. "If
you doubt my statement jiint no np:
and hoc Mack Wood rp. bis ranch hi
t ho Nor I h Powder count i v. I nr-i '
At Last They Have
' Arrived '.. .
Boys' Suits, Boys' Pants
Juveniles' Suits'
Boys' Wash Suits
J-lnlirc iii'v line tu cIkmisi- from. Made up in all
llic latest nlyli's and wc.ims uf cliillics. Direct by
express from New York. At a ji-riee you are will
ilii; to pay. ..New line I Joys' Shoes arrived.
YOTJ SAVE BECAUSE WE SELL FOR CASH.
Ginfs Oothiery
Quality Merchandise.
1J.CC ADAMS AVE.
OLEOMARGERINE
Nut liiitleriiie, lli 25c
I'eanul Uiilter, lb 25c
lianeh liutter, II) 60c
Creamery Under, Hi , 65c
iiniiiitl Walnuts, M'rlass 25c
Shelled I'ine Nuts, . (Shelled Almonds,
Sillied I'eiinlils.
i''resli Shredded ( 'oeoauilt, lit 40c
Onion Sets and Garden and Flower
Seeds of all Kind3.
We earn- "Wholesome," "Tip Top,"
and lluili's IJread also I )oiiouuits,
duns, ( 'iiiiiainiiu Uoll.s and nil kinds of
Cakes and Cookies.
Hug's Modern Grocery
"Store of Quality and Good Service"
Phone Main 35 Farmers 451
To be sure of Good Cake
for the Boy's Home
Coming you should use
Swansdown Cake Flour
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YOUR EYES-What Would You Do Without Them?
Keiiicinlicr, Doctors refer Uieir patient.- us, ami come tlieiused c for proper
ly fitted Classes, to stop the l.ie.-daelie :AA wasti. ol ncrvt; eln ry.
Our office is equipped with the Latest aiid moat scientific instru-,
ments for proper examination of the eyes.
If jrlasst-jf arc not needed, vt- v;ill tell yon ho. VVegrind our own lenses pfaul
PRICE rr- A PACKAGE
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Los Angeles Strawberries -Quality 'is fine.
Plenty of Home Crown Asparagua coming now.
New Today Golden Macaroni and Spa
ghetti .
For Be.'-t Salads and Better Cooking, .use Mazola
.Small and lar;;6 Orn.nyes, 55c to 85c a dozen..
Dromedary Coco,: nut makes a fine frosting for
cakes.
Try our 15c cups of Cottage Cheeso, home made.
New today, Water Glass for Egg Preserving.
O'Cedar Mops and Po'i.'ih for housecltianing time
Try one" pound of our 50e Mocha and Java, coffe0 .
Swann's Cakes aiidllol.num Do-Nut3..fresh'Tues-
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Imperial Valley Hul Lettuce fine solid heads
PATTISON .BROTHERS,
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Ji ll. Incase &: Son
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