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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1919)
e o o o . 0 MOTAYATTfiUST 11.1019 o EIGHT LA flRANDE EVENING OBsEItVEft. f'o With quality, service aiiS time, any adver tised product will make its ftfaker an insti tution. The retailer 'a trie uaiuu is his tradu mark. It therefore V-eiy lies a very valuable asset.in his busiueiss.. J Our trade nana; has always been associat ed with quality goods and superior'suu'vice. For this reason we ask you lodook upon our label as a guarantee. "Wo eland back of everything sold and if goods purchased should happen to be" un satisfactory, we ask (or the privilege of "making good." Our store is aiVJaslitiition in this cmiii munity one with n imputation for fair deal- oods and superior service. larft and when I went down in Mexico about eleven years afro as a mining engineer and injmyco tflii trouble got worm and it also bothered me a lot after I got back to the jtates, obut after tlift Tanlac toot my stomach ip good shape I wai surprised to find ftat every slfn of0the malaria lusS. seemed to huvevdisrtiipcared. Tuiflac has simply made'Jifeworth living to ine now and I am gJuifUo recommend it to others that mky be suffcrinr; like I did." Tanlac is sold in La (.im! by Sil -verthorii & Richardson Drug Store; in Union, by L. A. Wright; in North Pow der, by I,, A. Russell; in Eljrin, by Scott B. Harris, and iit Telocaset, by Telocaset Grocery Co. Adv. MEICTINfi OF MUSICIANS. The charter has arrived for Musi cians' Protective Association, No. I'.iCi, of I.a Grande, Oregon. A meeting will be held at Hex hall, Tuesday ev ening, August 12, for the purpose of perfecting the local union, und all musicians, whether having signified intention to become members of the sum or otherwise, are requested to be present at the meeting. " ANDKIvW I.ONEY, Secretary. ing, honest gotn i SNAPFS LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVJN SNAPP, Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40 "HEliVICK JS TJ1K TIIINU." ABOUT TO GIVE u s OAKLAND MAN COl'LII IINI) : NOTHING TO HELP HIM "TAN , LAC MADE 1,1 Hi WORTH 1.IV ING. . treatments for my ti-ouldc, L.it nu-ii-llitf 1 ever took gnvu mo tho relief that Tnnlnc has,'' said Ezra 1). Sh'ovo, of 2008 Harr.son street, Oakland, Oil., to a Tanlac representative, recently. Mr. Shrovo is employed by tho South' em Pacific railroud in Oakland and has been ill his present position for the past five years. ' "When I Btorted Inking Tanlac I had been having a jro-od deal of trouble with my stomach," Ko continued. "I didn't have nny npt)"ito to speak of and it jur.t looked likf nearly every thing I would eat Tvmtld sour and form gr.s and I would feel like I had a knot of some kind in my stnmnch. It cer tainly was a miserable feeling and would have a dull, heavy headache and would rave a dull, heavy headache and would be so nervous at times that the least little thing woidd upset me com pletely and I would be awfully ritable. This gas in my stomach would also get up around my heart and cause it to palpitate so badly that I would have a smothering feeling like 1 could hardly get my breath, and 1 wouldn t be able to sleep good, cither, and when I would get up in the morn ing I would feel so tired and no ac count that I could hardly keep goinir. I took all sorts of things in the hope of finding some relief, but nothini; seemed to reach my car.e and I got to whom I realized that if I didn't find something pretty soon that would help me, I would just have to lay off from my work. "It was while I wns feeling Ihii way that I began taking Tanlac and it seemed to givo mo relief almost from the start, so I kejit on taking it, and cei tnitily have a liighty fine ap petite now and nothing I eat hurt'i me tho least bit. I am ischium both ered with gas on my tonuich ami hardly ever have n headache and my nerves are in good shape again and I can sleep liko a log anil get up feeding fine and ready for work. For fortj years I hail been troubled with ma- lii ssi;i.i, TAViOit. The community waa shocked when they learned of tho sudden death of Mr. Russell Taylor Wednesday noon, Annus! (1. Mr. Taylor had been ailinu since the luth of April 'with heart Irouldo but bis -elalives and friend.i did not realize that the end wns so n'ar. - Mr. Taylor was bom April 6, 185S In I'iko county, Illinois. Ills early ji'ducallon waH acquired In schools o" Illinois, later going to Valpa'. iso Col- ,lotfe, Indiana- In 1K7II ho moved to Missouri, tho following year he was inariii-d to Mary L. Ctuptiian of i IVoniphl'i, Kansas. In the fall of 1 1 f 7 I jhe caaie to Ihe Grund Rondo, mak ing Ihiv. plaro his ho-ito since tint (into The dea'tli occurjed at the hoi. le two miles east of I.ilaud City, wheio they have lived for the past nine years. Iio loaves to mount Ms loss, a lov ing wife and five rhlld'cii, three (Irinehtors and two sons. O. If. Tai lor, and Mrs. Mamie Q!iU;loy, living in Missouri who wero unable to be present at the funeral but were call ed hero in May because, of the ser Ions condition of ihelr father at that time. Mrs. Katie Eyres. Mrs. Alibi Tli'viuia and John II., livins in this valley. Ho also leaves two sixli;i n and ono brother In Illinois, ono nis- lei' In Toxin' and a sisler In Vermont. Thu family have lost n loving and iilfoctiimaie husband and father and have tb" hoai tfelt sympathy of a Imsl of friends. The funeral was held at the. Is land City Church Aur.ust K, conduct ed by the Rev. Mr. I.eitch and ser vices at Hie ceiaetaiy were conducted by the ltluo Mountain Giange, of whicho he was a member. Tho many beautiful floi.il ofl'e Inga were evi dences of Ihe esteem and love of his friends. pcf nruf ujitiyfv m- 4 ' ki. not uftuoi Ff AjzM&lT. T-w rf. I Uflf'inK mtwm I III I ,.i . .'. WT , -iS" IMMiawVa HIM I NEiGiivotitar; ton TO IlPVJVTMtT. Crops In I)iH(rt Tam'ag (tut ftdl Htm tm Dr triatJ Uai . Vic! -Jtirty llnslMli. lob Printing. The Observer. Main 37 SHERRY'S LAST SHOWN J TODAY OK T,0M MOORE V In "GO WEST, YOUNG MAN" V-Aud- The Katzcnjammef Kids, Cartoon. rO.MOKK'OW HALE HAMILTON I ii "FULL OF PEP." ft i if) N.c' Vi m W 'VJ & . m v -in tlic tranaction illaii- ; Ml" & Accuracy Dispatch NORTH POWDER, Aug. 9. (So cial to the-Obesrver. Il.l'5'tltn had the misforuno to lose his auto by fir some time ago. Tljc barn caught fire and as the car was in a garage close by it burned iu'so. Mr. Pelen has pur chased a new Dort car through ti garage here. lie finds thut an auto is a money-saver for the farmer as well as in other lines of business. j The city council has voted to d away with board walks and have them replaced through the main part ot town by cement. This has provoked a lot of adverse criticism from different ones who are opposed to it. However the walks in this town are very bad and is surely a step in the right dircc lion when the city council will have I cement walks to replace them. We I need new waterworks, and then we. ! can say we are waking up. ! The stork has been busy around j North Powder lately. Mr. and Mrs. lien liloovcr are the proud parents o ; a Jaby girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' Jacobaon report the birth of a son. Miss Ina Hess sustained painful in jur.es about the arms by an explosion of gasoline. She was cleaning some clothes when the accident occurred. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Forsstrom arc. spending the week in Portland attend j ing the Iluyers' Convention. They will j go to California and spend some days ' there before they return. I Paterson, the bee man, is moving i his bees over to Eagle valley. lie sent j them over by auto truck. A number of ranchers are cutting tjie'r second crop of hay. The yield is reported as very good considering tho dry weather. The farms in this vicinity arc yield ing better grain per aero than wai counted on for some time. Mr. Wat kins lias Unity bushels to the acre, although on dry land, and other field.i arireportcd as yielding twenty bush els per acre. This shows up fine when we consider the long dry sea son. Hen Evans nnd wife have returned from their wedding trip. They vis ited several points nnd report a good time. John Gilkinson has returned to his company after spending two weeks at home, and wrltea that he is on dut" once more on the Mexican border. M. It. Shourds is busy installing a motor in the warehouse. This will be used for power, in running their ma chinery instead of a gasoline engine. J. L. Lenhart was a business visito" in the city a few days ago. Archie Holt is working for his uncle. . Vevet, Velour,' Hats for Autumn . We hav on display an early shipment of nifty STREET HATS for -ladies aud .-Misses those pretty little slopes that are "so useful to wear with veils. We ealPyour sjriai attention to the li.tt'le Velour Cloth Hat, with narrow saslf of moire, in black, tan, greiti, Urowu and wine; priced $3.98, $4.96, ?5,90 . Extra Special Value in women s Patent Kid Shoes, eith iiiixlium or high heels, button or lace; not the out-ijrdate kind, but a stylish, dressy shoe, that today onttic pres ent market is worth .().(KJ at the least; OUR- PJ ICE $2.98. f'1 V - W.4 k Pay .Day Ove-xlls, aone bet ter $1.69 SJ Incorporated J Incorporated Will Iluddleson, in the store. L. McGregor recently shinned a car of fat hogs to La Grande and anothc.' car of Iambs to Portland. CARD OK THANKS We tb-.lro to thank tho rrionds and neighbors for their kind assistance during tho illness and death of our loved one. Also for. the beautiful floral offerings, land ' wo wish espec ially to thank Dr. Whiting for his fiilthful and untiring ofToits. MR. rV. TAYLOR LON KWIKM. AND WIFE E. H. THOA8j AND WIFE J. II. TAVI.W AND WIFE MRS. G. W. TAYLOR MRS. A. J. TAYLOR. Tho Bret Physic. When you want a pleasant physic try Chamhaiinin'H. Tablets. They are easy to take and lnii,l and gentlo In effect. They KA highly nrlzed bv people who hnvo Vcome, acquainted i served on the fibnt .'or five months, I-'Oli.MKIi LOCAL (.1111, MARItll'S. A telephone message last evening to the bride's patents in this city brought the announcement of the marriage at Trinity church, in Port land, at C o'clock Saturday, of Miss Gladys Roinig. daughter of Mr. and M.S. J. K. Ronilg 0f this citv. and Albert M. Kidwell, only son of athor is ono of the most prominent of northwest cattlemen, and with Mrs. Kidwell, are well known and ro- spected residents of Portland. Following a brief honeymoon the young couple will make their bonis in I.vington in a residence present ed to them; by the groom's parents. Raker Democrat. The bride waa a resident of La, Mr. and, Mrs. Jnmes A. Kidwell ofiGl'ande before going to Baker and Portland. The 'announcement will a aurpriso to the young couple's many friends in the city, as the wed ding had previously been planned for early fall. Mis Ronilg, who Is one ot Raker's most charming and talented young Indies, is a graduate of the local high school and a daughter of Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Romig, prominent resi dents of this city. Tho grom only -recently returned from 18 mom lis' service overseas as member of the field artillery. lie has many fiiends here who join in wishing her husband and herself suc cess and buippiness in the future. "Re-creation of Brien Kent" by Har old Bell Wright, just in, at Newlin Book & Stationery Co. . 8-10-3t . with their good qualities. cost a quarter. They only and upon his return i business with his father under the Adv. firm name of Kidwell & Son. His entered Intel "Little Liver Touchers", 80 In ev e:y box for 2 5c. The best ralue in any drpg store for stomach and bow-- els for children and grown people. Sold only at Silverthorn's. Daily 8-11-tf vV I .f 9 .BMMifllf ,IPJfSinT3 FAMILY DRUS STORE LA GRANOE.ORCSON. No One Complains About Things Being-"Slow" Around the House Whore Thoro's a Vietrola or Edisou . it'?) ol linaiK'ia arc inilisiiciisai to t lie 'business man who regards time as his most valu able assjl. The iidriuale f.icil- it ics ami alert or- taiii'at ii'it iff t his inst il ut Mil -4'ii.'U'au- iiV VulU'st tee but! ineasui'i Ik 5. 'J Tl if I rue test of out service is in its use Cnlistjl t'IS-T. mil- Oit'i .i.iv ! e o iji in and heal "musically tho world's st l'aiiious Ritista' the next tune most you n passing odr r$o 'And let us explain how easy it b to have tfiis music: in yiinr, 'home, tight away. : W .VI U ft if (?: ('-' If 1. Tr T 1 ?0 o Srr 1 oiNauoia -TO Family Hotels and Restaurants IXVIvSTKiATKTlll' FOLLOWING PRICKS OX (JALLOX (WNXKI) FKUITS MVRKKD ANSl'lJlXd A VKUV h'Al'Il) RKDUCTIOX IX STOCK DON'T DELAY, DUY XOW !! White Star (iallmi IVaclic. Niled'allon I'eaches .U White Star (iallmi ApricotsVi White StarCiallon I'luins ...A White Star f,op;aiihci'Yies '.....U White Star lilackbci rics V, Ki'iikcn l'ineapple (gallons) 91c 69c 85c 58c $1.05 $1.15 $1.07 (ioosebcrries, gallon White Star ('berries . 'White Star Prunes . JI. (i. Raspberries' ..... Xile (! rapes White Star Apples . Ivivcr Pears . 90c ,.: 94c 6O0 $1.27 $1.05 61c ........86c Vim can't duplicate i 1 r evi TIIK TIIRMKTV THRONO. i'ery-iUiy prices on (noil-stuff. P.usiiiess is "roml "the neonliir nr-.n.ln .iibl vieiinty aiii. rci iate tlie scr, e this.i.usv store affords to the comiimniiw -'"lil'V Wiii.-ui.' Tlie Greater Hooyerized 1 III Slor eWhir Hie Thrifty oTIimns. A 9U,.a St.. 0 9 THE BRIGHTEST SPOT INDLA GRANDE. Grocery 9 Ail n.VUIHS. Tron. The Htorea ttber, the" "tjirifty ThroJfg Rlore O i S o 1 o - Bank (3o TWf) MAIN T.TN? PTTflVPS .. ..o .. .. Newlin Book and StatrotferyjCo. O ft n 4. MAIN 32 Orande, Ore. , o o o o o.. o --v; sr-'Mmmm T7- o 6 00 o o o o o 00 o 0
