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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1919)
BIX LSGRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "WEDNESDAY EVKXTtfrt, OCTOBER 1 J019. Th'Temperatiire Test 'May e o Bq the Means5 of Saving a Life . Fall is a season of changeable vwiuthcr condi tions and an a result children are subject to much exposure. Slight colds and other ills may develop into something hcrious if not watched. IfcOAD MEETING LAST NIGHT (Contluiwd from Pago J) The best w children or take their teni iy) dete i N i auuiss WIUA )cimure mine the true condition of show signs of fever, is to ith a reliable FEVER THERMOMETER. AVc handle the Tycos Brand.- The kind your doctor will recommend. ''"' These instruments have all been tested and arc guaranteed to be correct. Every home should have one They are especially valuable in homes where there are small children. SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor. MAIN 40 FARMERS MAIN 311 ofc American Legion entered Iho is. hub hero. 0 The Ducting cloned with a general feeling tllut every man was a com mittee o( one uled;4 to do hl "liaro In making the campaign a suc cess and settle for all time the ijuestlon of good roads in Union county. The matter or safe guarding the tax payer against dishonest or Incompetent contractors came up ir discussion and the following res olution wjs submitted and adopted and was unanimously 'signed by those present. 'Hesolved, Ily the undersigned men of Union county, that thu time has come when attention must he ipald to road construction In order to havo the advanced Improvements und In order to keep this county In the front rank which she has always held; and hu It further "Hesolved, That we havo taken a deep personal Interest In the bonding campaign which is now hcrore us believing that It Is the only proper way to bllUd permanent highways, I and we pledge to the tnxpaylug pub lic of Union county that we will ''oiillnun to act as a coinmltlcu to look after the highway undertaking In Union county If this bond Issue carries and to seo that no construc tion company shall fail to give n dollar's worth of pavement for ev ery dollar expended." The resolution will be circulated Ihruughout thu county und when completed will be published again with all the complete list of slgna-lures. Board of Agriculture estimate that ! eocn rat' destroys property to tho valga of about fS every year, while an official or the British Medical Association lays the rpread of many deadly diseases. Including trench fe ver, to rats. Already nrnMiitlnn. R , , ou iken at the Lonihw docks wffich will prevent rats rrom landing from ships and which, if thoy do land, speedily ends la their death. SKMHXG OUT K( IIOOI, MOXKV Tho oflfco of the countV sehoo' sup rlntendunt is getlng ready to sent out the apportionment to the various school districts In the coun ty. I CLEUKS' MEETING TONIGHT A meeting of the retail clerks' unior will be held at the K. of I. hull at 8 o'clock this evening:. As there will bf business of great importance to come j before the meeting, all the member.' are requested to be present. SHERRY'S LAST SHOWINGTODAY. V PAINTY nri VFTHfW A Q 'ThVFollfel Girl" AND "THE PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN." TOMOItKOW BILIJE RHODES IN "HOOPLA" Job printing, The Otisurver, wain 37 They (iet Action nt Once Foley Kidney i'ills Invigorate, strengthen and heal inactive, weak and diseased kidneys and bladder Mrs. C. J. Kills, C05 Kth Av Klou Falls, 8. D., writes: "1 suffered with kidney trouble; used to have sever pnlns across niy bil'kanil felt mis erable atid tired mt. ut after tak ing Foley Kidney l'jlli I am well I havo not been boinrrvil with kid ney trouble since." Vhey relievo lieadache, rheutuutic paiu.i, swollen or stiff Joint:, puffness utuler the eyes, floating specks. Ady Siih' everywhere. WATKIl III.AIllSti .MOMMY Tfio hearing of the water users on tho Grando Hondo river was giv en Monday. Judge Knowles . hat In rued tho cu.su over to the Water Superintendent, Georgo Cochran, for decision. Ut 'I'll 1m Out ICs Worth Money UONTMIS3 THIS. Cut our slip enclose with 6c' and mall to Foley & On., 2S;iG Sheffield Ave., Chicago III., wilting j-fny name and addresn clearly. You wrfl-yecelve rotul.n a trial packatjvtjntalning Foley' Honey and Vr Compound, foi coughs, colds unuVronn: Foley Kid ney I'ills for pain fnSriAitind back: rheunnatiislii, backacha,- XjtlJiiey and uutum-r aiiiin.iiis; anu r oiey uainar ic Tatdets, a wholesome and thor "uglily cleaining cathartic for con tipatlon, biliousnes, headache, uno sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. IIKSTIll'tTlOX IIV ItA'I'S m:( mi:h i.i;;k amoI'M' LONDON', (CiirrcHpdiHlciine or Tho Assocliitod TnisH) Tho wnr on rais, whlrh wH n us pointed whilo the oth er war was in prourorta, Is bohiK 10 ut'wvd by tho Ministry of Agriculture which osthnntos that property to tho valno ok $2r0.00.U00 In destroyed in Iho Hu. tod Kingdom every year hy rata. Tho chief rat Inspector of Iho STATEMENT Or Ownership, Management, Circula tion, Etc., Itoquired by the Act of Congress of August 21, 1912, of .i (Grande Evening Observer, Pub lished Daily (except Saturday) uIko Sunday Morning, at La (irandr, Oregon, for October 1, li(I9. STATE OK OREGON, County of Union, as: Before me, a- notary public in anJ for the said slate and county, person ally njyicarcd Bruce Dennis, who, hav ing bcon sworn according to law, de poses und says that he is the publish cr of the Va Grande Evening Observer and that nie following to the best ol' his knowleilee and belief is a true and correct Rtatiment of the ownership, management ymd (il a daily pnper) j circulation, elA. of trap aforesaid pub Mention for tlfta riulq shown in the above caption. -xVjuirdd by the act oj' August 24, 11112. jihhriicd in Section 441, Postal Laws and Regulations, to wit: That the name of the publishei, manager, business manager and ?dl tor is liruce Dennis, La Grande, Ore gon. That the owners are: (Give names and addresses of individual owner-, or, if a corporation, give its and tho names and ' addresses Attention, Ladies o s ' o fii Auto Driver . Coats 1 It ill H Ul 'i' J "Wte extend to you a most hearty mutation to call at our store and .see one of the newest and latest things on the market today in the line of an auto mobile eoat. These coats arc being worn heavily in all the coast cities, as well as the eastern ones. LOT 217, JSG'j.50 la a genuine leather Coat. Light weight, belt around, Kaglun sleeves with storm protectors, 42 inches in length; The color is brown with chamoise finish. This is indeed a beautiful ,oat. j IX)T 220, Ili 1. 73 Another genuine leather Coat, same weight as N 217. ulso belted model, color brown. This coat is a serviceable coa. Can he worn either side out. The cloth side is of a beautiful shadY of brown in a pony cloth, 34 inch in length. Just a little short er ceXi t lj a it No. 217. I l,OT jUOfi, and .192.1, $('J.30 These two coats ore just about the j fame inN'Ie, with exceptions of the colors. 5ii06 is a preen, 3ft' inches lonr; o!Vj: a blue, 41 inches lone. A beautiful little sport "-it with a larirc fur collar. Materia! of a fancy double-weigh Cheviot lined with a heavy grade of Skinner satin in contrasting color. I Where you get more for less. One price to all stockholders pwning or holding 1 pe: cent or more of the total amount oi stock.) La Grande Evening Observe Publishing Company, Bruce .Dennis, Florena1!. Dennis, La Grande, Oro gon. That the known bondholders, mort gagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of the total amount of bonds, moit gages, or other securities are: (If there arc none, so state.) La Grande National Bank and United State Na tional Bank of La Grande. Oregon. That the two paragraphs next c bow giving the names of the owners, stock holders and security holders, if any, contain not only the list of stockhold ers and security holders as they up nam; pear upon the books of tho corupJ'r.y, of I but also, in cases whore the stockhold ers or security holders appear upon the books of the company as tries' ecn or in any other fiduciary relation, too name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, :s given; also that the said two paiug-.-nph'' contain statements embracing affi ant's full knowledge and belief as tc the circumstances and conditions un der which the stockholders and rf'.'cui -ity holders who do not appear upo.t the books of the company 3 t.tu.-lccs, hold stock and securities in i capacity other than that of a bona fid' owi.tr, and this affiant has no rca?oi. to be lieve that any person, association, o corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bond-;, o other securities than so slate 1 by hi.n. That the average number of copse. 1 of each issue of this publication sold! or distributed, through the. mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during 1 the six months preceding tho dat shown above is 2125. (This informa tion is required only from daily pub Mentions.) BIIUCE DENNIS, Publisher. Subscribed and sworn to beforo nw this first day of October, 1919. J. F. PHY, Notary Public for Orefon My commission expires May 201919. For itching, or protruding piles there Is nothing equal to It. The one that Is used( by many of the best doctors. It Is sold at Silverthrons. Prlco $1.00. J-25-tf. FAMILY DRUG STOHS l-A GRAND t.OOClON. I ON THE E. L. LARM FARM TWO AND ONE-HALF MILES WEST OF J j II '! HOT LAKE. J I Wpdnaedsiv' ilrf ill . SALEEGINS'AT 10 A. M. - j i j - U nu ll '' l'.i'itniM (liiiiL; I'low, I xi - 1 II - o U e o I ! ' o o I o o llll II o o O Ojilll II o I , J KEE LUNCH AT NOOK, " . . . STRETCH YOUR PAY CHECK Give us a trial order V undersell all e"inietitiin and we absolutely uiiranlee satisfaction. Every thing that leaves our store is guaranteed to give every housewife complete satisfaction or your mon ey cheerfully refunded. Compare prices. SOAPBARdAINS. -lewell ,....$ .57 $1.63 llol. White ..... .. .72 5.95 Crystal Wliitn .72 5.95 Siinnv .Moudav ,..... .72 ' 5.95 Silk- ' : 17 72 5.95 Kl.an i:.isv 80 6.24 .liorax aiillia .93 7.50 Kel's Xapthii , 1.14 9.25 TEAS Tree Tea 47c Schilling ...72c Shasta - 57c Li dun's ; . 85c Hills Urns. Tea 67cr Kntrlish Breakfast 67o Ceylon India 67c The Greater Hooverized Grocery MiiwJMiiaaiaBgBiaisB H Head Work Horses, L' Mill; Cows, '2 Calves, Wagons, r-iew Itonlile Woi'k Harness 2 tiets iiile Hatu'ss, 0 I Mow r, 1-llayBake, N inch '' Uoiioin ( iann I'low, Hi til. h S'ulky Plow, ' -Id inch Walking Plow, .11 1 inch Walkiu- Plow, 1 Scc'l ion.l larrow, 1ii 'Tons Hay, ' 'Jo -Loads Nt fa w, 12 Dozen thickens Other ai ficles too numerous to mention. j'REE LUNCH AT N00l(, OT-:U.MS.mums ud.M- . 10.00 cash. Q()ver flOO t wfelv,bni.nth' Pine a ! hankaye iioteira0.inj,r ,S per eect inteiest. ,e !' ' E- L. LAM,' Owner iT. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer, o J. E. REYNOLBS, Clerk. IT'S QUALITY MEAT : AND WE . SELL IT.fO . LESS : ' ' : o NO ClfARGE oTOR DELIVERY, vn PHONE MAIN 32. , t TfJE STILWflX MEAf CO. THE CONSUMER'S tflUEXD. Andrew's Variety Store JUST, ARRIVED . A large sliimuiit if furnitfire iolislius, dust ii"l7? dustless dust cloths. "Wizard Dist Mop 1 $1.75 . VWard DJstlrss Wdl Mop q 2c AVix.'.rd lLt1essl)us?t;!otli 53c "Wizard .kAU Ifc.li.'h .? ..25c-50c-$i.OO o . .o a Chi Vnel Liquid Polish 25c-35c-60c 8 a&ik.l Limiidilos ... ? 39c-6fic 6 The lace You Get Everything You Want EVery (j o Day, at tie Price You Like to Pay.- - X. t ( .7;
