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The Big Money Saving Store
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Our Store at Present
$10,000 Business in 1917 $100,000 Busssness in 1918
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Our Store December 16, 1917
WW.-. HAWfT'-'-'S
Our Store in 1918
Tho fact that this store fulfills every requirements Quality, LOWEST PRICE, and General Satisfaction
in conclusively shown by the many recommendations brought in from ; them by new Customers.
This is not mil v gratifying to us, hut should appear attractive to you, if you are inclined to "Economy"
and Thrift Visit our store see the "difference'" between OUR PRICES for first quality groceries and
CREDIT STORE PRICES No war time prices, but a store full of contented, anxious customers OTHE
RS SAVE MONEY, WHY NOT YOU?
Jlill's Coffee, M. ,1. 15. ffee, Wnvnl Clnli Col'IVc,
Our Price ... : ' 52c lb
Sugar, Sugar, Oui- Price $10.35 sack
' Si'go ami l-ihhy's Milk, Our Price $6.85 casp
Fancy Creamery Putter, Our Trice $1.18 roll
A. & 1. ('aimed Corn, Our Price 19c can.
A. & L. Canned Corn, Our Price $2.18 dozen
'California Standard Tomatoes. Our I'riee... 19c can
Ji'ed Label Kant Syrup f-lh tins; Our I'riee 58c
lilue l.aliel Karo Svrup .") li tins, Our I'riee 58c
10 Ih tins ....... '. $ 1 .03
l.'ed Label Karo Syrup, 10-lh tins. Our I'riee, $1.1C .
Alaga Syrup, iMb'can, Our I'riee 2'2c
Alaga Syrup. .Vlb can, .Our I'i'iee ' 62c
Ki'on linind Syrup; .Vlb can, Olir I'riee 6Sc
Koon lrai.id Syrup, ll) lb can. Our price S1.2P
Cri-eo, l.-lli can. Our I'riee '12c
( 'riseo, 1 1 :.-lli can. ( uv I 'tare .. . C2r
Criseo, :! II, can. Out IVi-v .'. $1.22
" ' jewel or IVarl.Shortctiing, No. ."' tins $1.3?
. No. VI tins, mir pi-jee ..." $2.80
I'ofioleue. suiall cans, 4 ur-l'ricc. 58c
' Medium c.ns, l)iir 1'i i.re ' ; ... $1.1(J
l.aruc cans, our price $3.01'
-Lard'SwirtV" Silv er Leaf, small. Our I 'l ire $ i.K
. ' .le.liuni. Our TYicc , -. ' . $'2.1f,''
tY.iinti-y riuh ( nlTei-.'ls, (tUi- 1Yic- ' , 13c
" :'.. (.ic I'riee , $1.21'
' 5s, Our l'ricc . $2.10
. I'ui c Malt, li-ht and dark, -per gjdloh $l.!f
Caps for Jieer -hot lies. Our i 8c dozer
Hottle t'apn-s,-xtra ln-.-ivv. Our 1'i-n c fiV ra1-.
(lelaline. ".Just It." Oilr. t'lirc. . l'v fUu..'
Hops, !,n (iiartcr poiin.l pa.'kaC .. frtC It
Macaroni, o lu Mi. Our I Vi- - C7c box
. Macaroni, 7 lb lio, (),!r ii i. e ' ' box
Spaghetti, HI Hi box, Our Price $1.27 box
'Spaghetti or Macaroni, "J-Vlli box, Our I'riee. $2.95
I'.nlk Macaroni, Our l'ricc - . 2 lbs for 25c
Culk Macaioiu. Our I'riee 10 lbs for $1.19
l'.ulk Suaglietti. Our I'riee 25 lbs for $2.87
Star or Horseshoe Tobacco. Our Trice 78c lb
For the Housewife Jars and Fittings.
Keoiiomy, pints, Our Trice $1.27 dozen
Keonoiny, quarts. Our Trice , $1.37 dozer,
I-!. onoiny. hall' gallon. Our Trice $1.78 dozen
Self -Sealing. Wide Mouth, pts.-Our Trice $1.27 doz
( J 1 1 : 1 1 Is. Our Trice '. $1.37 doz
Hall gallon. Our Trice $1.78.doz
Kegiilai- Mouth. S. S.. pints. Our Ti-ioe . .' $1.05 doz
'Ouai Is.. (;,! Trier $1.12 doz
. Hall gallon. Ony Trie,.
jilason .lais w itii -nie i ii I . pints, I Mir I
Oieirh . Our Trice '.. .
all' ialloii. ( ur Trice .
A inci lean 'a ( )ur Triec
Keoiiomy Cap. t ur "Trici-
-'.eou'iii' 'lamps, t.hir Triec
Wide Mmith. I dscs I'or'S. S. '.lars, Oui
Ueg. M...uih l-'.ics ,.- S. S: Jar.-. Our Trice 14c doz
Kerr S. S. Allison Caps, complete. Our Trice 23c doz
Mason Jar Caps. :.ine. OuV Trice 32c doz
s'ure-lo Keep Jar I i i i ni -. Our Trice . 8c don
.Kohl Tal k Jar Kings. Our Trie,, 12c do?
Atlas Wide M .ut h .lar Tings. Our Trie- 9c dox
For the M.i'n Who Smokes .-
"Tlillee. .VIImI I, cl,ct, JllXcdo, 1 idr w, .-tll, Sold
Shore, Slag, l'iie ij'iecn, Oei'.rge Was!iinr.ti.
Ourl'iiit .. 1.' tin, $1.77 dozen
City Club, I'moii Leader," lYdr'o. Mail i'oijeb, iilld
Tiger,, Our I'i ice . . .UV tin, $1,17 dozen
'Matches. .V p.-ieka:. cul ft m. Our IViee t.tC CATtOOtt'
. $1.48 doz
rice $1.05 dor,
$1.12 dor,
$1.48 doz
29c doz
32c doz
14c doz
Trice 13c doz
The Greater Hooyerized Grocery
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You know tii light, iTlieat eliugy0veavt'S
(iefivgerte, Vyt-yn de liino,1 ,hiffoii,'l'usah?
, fusseline !taiitiful0 fabrics, "ahy with
iuntrc, full tf natural "drapinff qualities 0
await , ymi at our store; juiecd at 89c, 98c,
yi.iv, $t.oy, $Lt)6.
SILK AND LACS VeSTEES oy CILETS.
A bigitein righnow." have just re
ceived a splendid assortment. iu Silk Toplin,
"Satin; J-'antasi Silk, in fact all the late5 ma
terials and" colors; priced 98c, $1.49, $1.98,
$2.49, $3.98, $4.08. . .
CAMISOLE RIBBON.
We iiaye on dispfay a beautiful assortment,
of Camisole Ifilibon, just the pioicr widtiu
priced at 49c, 69c, 98c yd.
Wash
25c, 49c
Silk
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49c, 59c
98c
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PUBLIC TOLD
ABOUT TANLAC
I Aulliot-ilicN Now Shun Just Willi,'
I Tills Medicine llcally Ih
In a recent Jksug of this p:ipev
iiiiiiciiincemtMit wajv nmdo thai Tun
l. e nW h Ihoj ha m'.st s.lle of 11 n.
nictlii'ino f ilt' kind in th.1 world,
nnd Unit mote ilmn twoJve million
hoI.lU had hoen sold during th,
past four year..
TIhwo are unustnil fiuj.'cs, and
(tKstlon natui. tally wrisos in thn
mind yf the reader why tlis phenom
unal succckh and why hiis this pre
paration so fa-: out-3ti ipptd all oth
i:r incdicituis of Its kind. It in only
natu al ilu-reforo that the manufuc-
tutors Khcnld offiv hoiiio e.xpiumitlon
to witlt-it'y public JntMiCrtt.
In ithe first pluce, Tunlac is nian
11 fatit tired In oiv? of the largest land
mLwt modern ly etnilpped luboiutor
iv.i in this country. Its fan npila m
puiely tthleal nnd complies with all
national tiud v.iil pure (food and
ilruj; laws. Altoguthcr thoi:;e am
ten in u vd it nts in Tanluc, each of
which is of rucoKiiUed thvrupeutic
value.
Many of thwn inmtdiejile hiwt
ho 'ii individually known and used
si nor civilization first began, uml
some of them shave l)cin used ami
presM ihed by letiting pliysicians ev
erywhere, but until they .we'C
brought LogeLher in propeu propt.
I Ion ami 'association as in the Tun-'
lac fyimnla. hiimanit ln:d never
lie:vtofo o r alized their rfull valuo
iml effect.
In 1. eTerring to on- '.lio more
important ingredients of Tan lac, th"
Kneye loped in Itrithannica Hay: '!:
luis long If i"n the son ci1 of the nuwl
valuable toufc medicins tliat havi
ever been discovered." In nfe'Ting
t;i ethers oL h.. general tonic dttiga
ceanii-.d in Tanluc Mi 1 : t h Kdition
f IViter'a Thfii.ipeutics. 11 s'indard
hiedical . tvwt hook, stales th-r.'t -"they
impaii gen'r.i'l tone, ant:
Mi enh tg the onf-:to system, in
chiding J1 nrgt'ms nnd tissues."
TU s .-J 1 nit! ftvlV-known uuthodt."
in desti.iblm; The physiological ac
tion hf Htttl another of the ingivdi
ents of Tanae .which is of value, in
treaiiim what is eomimnly known
as "a run-down condition" usi-.s the
follewmi: expession: "It Js highly.
i.,;ecmed in Ions T 'appetite durinc
eotnalescenl; from avit!; iliseast-s."
Tim i an reri tii oihr ebtn nt
in Tanlac wiiU:h becam-e of their In
Itluence upon the uppt-tiu?, digestion,
j aHsimjp.s Hun and ejimijiiiaion itn
l ov the nutrition and vital activity
I of all. the tisiiues and organs of the
! body, and produce that staue of gn
io.al -tonicity which is called luakh.
j In djseusKing -anoihT ingredlen.
Kncycloprdia Hi i-tanniiina says: "It
iu one of the- most , efficient of tha"
elUss of sub:;ti!nces which ';!i('t upon
;lio s'to-marh so as to invigorat? di-JUne 25. American athletes won five
K'Mien. .IHIOi3, anemii. mid var fi,.slHi two 8econds, a third and a
ions otuer ui-ases in winch tne ton. fifth nace in thc first nine DPelim.
alimentaiiy ca-iiniiri, trM(... V(mt. rMn nff v!pr(Jft
stores; in Union by L. A. Wright:
tn North Powder by L. A. Ruwt1
and in Elgin by Scott E. Harr&
and in Telocaset by TelocaseC Ur.
cor Co." Adv. tvi?t
AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN '; V
IN INTER-ALLIED MEET
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(lly AftHorlaied Press to Th Obserye)
PERSHING STADIUM, Frante,
of the stomach and
nal is deficient." Concerning stilt
an:y her ing- edii nt this same stand
ard anthoi ty says: "It causes dila ,
tton of tho gastric blood vessel.,-,
iiicn ases a cretion nf the gastric
Juice, and oause-a gi oiuir uctivjty in
the movements of tho muscular lay
ers in the walls of the stoniTch. It.
all 10 tends to lessen the suisibility I
of the st munch, and eo may relievo'
gastric pain."
The United St ;Urp Dispensator y
makes 'tin.1' following coiiHiient re
garding another ingiedi- nt: "It may
be used in ull carf-s of pure debility
of the digestive organs or wherp a
general tonic Impnession 'tequlr
ed. Dyspepsia, a tonic gout, hyster
ia, and Infi I niRtont fever aie ainoin:
the muny niffectiona in which it ha
proven useful."
j Tim e are certain other ingredi
ents described in the Dispviisatoty
jand in ether standard medical Uxt
I books ;ih having -a beneficial acti j:
jupoii the organs of secretion, whoso
! projM 1 functioning iult in thd
j purif Uiutiron of the blood streams
passing through them. In this man
ner objectionahfe and poisonous in
'giJ dients of tho blood at enioved.
jand the, entire t-ystem is invigorated
jand vitalized.
1 Tanlac was designed primarily for
fthe, correction of disorders of the
j stomach, liver, and bowel.?. At th
.same time, however, it is a powerful
j leconst. uctivo ton-ic and body build
; cr, ifor It n:tui ally follows that an;'
j medicine th;U brings about proper
j afasiniilat.iou of the, food and the
, thorough 'elimination of the wast?
products must t hoof d 0 hkvo a far
reaching and most '.i:tieficial effect
jiipon tlit' entire system.
I Although Tinlacs claims for su-
premacy are abnnd.intly suppoitcd
by the wo Id leading Utithoritis.
lit is the ppe them;'. Ives Vho"hav-i
I ro'Uly made Tanlac whift it is. Mtl
I lions upt n millions have used it. and
I haie told other millions -what it
J bui done for them. Th.at is why
jTanhw- bus become th.-nwil sensation
of the drug trade in this rtmnt y.
'and that is also why it is the iiiik'
w.dly UeUied-of luetlulne in th1 1
world tocy. ' I
j .Tanlac is sold in La Grande by Sil. j
1 vert horn nnd . Richardson Prii" t
thc first
game?.
day of the inter-allied
Why Librarians Go to Dan vers.
Young Woinnn (to librarian) 'Tni.
sorry 16 trouble you, but I've forgotr"
ten the name of tho book 1 want. If
you'll just mention what boobs you
have I'll stop you when you come tis
It." Iostou Transcript. ,7'
O mpliolatuni is the latest and
best, in 1:5c tubtp and in jura at 2&c
and 50c Junt what you nd -for
tnn ami sunburns and plmplos. You
will find 'this al Ily f.-27-tt
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
k.A QRANDC.ORCQON. .
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suits. -."j
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is'tt-41 A Mr. Albc: Walker, pr -Pi',hi WnlkiT," nt l i-f.i-rilniily
. known U and ilfuvn tli roaftt, tlo has accrp;.l u'
on with ui. ilo it n artts.; at hm' t.iit ;uul t-t juuy T
plain of t '..' wliuli he cuts il!l)i g'ti' iih:ftairn ca.
ua.lt - . ' , "
. Mr. Waik: c-n-K point !- oe! t' ajl vhai-m t his.
ptrsonality. Ho it jovia' J.n,r, jovU'itl A'ld joi!', r,l one fair o '
, tit"f r oyen .m-us.hI kim i "tfoofir.i" fcVr. .
Tbo report .f 4lr. Walkr' e:vHi'' t to lil'lon our,(
li,V, Wo v:Tonooi;S It iAl ti 1 ttramlK r.iV in matto!
of thi tif-.i, -1fu-4t iAii.er.i ji.i'hlbiCcss !)
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nti'l yo tatll f.pl . a f leire '.- .!'! im.
AS ttt13. Aliji- e evefthitc-9 n:h.'t ai't'eni for . a
.iniav ami f.Jay nor o o 0
fcranie RolUb' Meat Co;
is for s(-rvi-c which
(Jy actually serves .
.iiULjincht'ed liya s'iiw
j- cere jicivsoual iu-
W terest.
The husiiH-ss man
kfj who associates
himself with this
institution enjovs
'J the benefits of our
exceptional facili
ties supplemented
by the willing au,l
iw.inf.,1
eooperatioii of our
j staff of experts.
Tf, With full fonfl. "V.
olt'iit-f that we c-,kti '
' i$J Jiist adequately
mi-it your reuir
otr ment-H, Wi invito ;
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