La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textfit" FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, itli LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' ' nit X ' Ths Price-ijfcs Stcrc lis lilll'IESHS ? L00II6 6000 fcs and tb Girl tp Wait ca Yca S1; Our Coljd Cream Worth Using WHY? ' , ' ' ' , f There's a reason. Our' Cold Creams made from the most select and purest ingredi- 1"v - ents that can be obtained; made by better methods, improved in every way; will, result " in quality goods worth using. v . WA Trial Proves Its Worth That we give satisfaction to our customers is why we hold them season after season. " It is our ability to give them good reliable toilet articles, which is sure to please them. '. S;'";':'MV-' '" '.'r'' i' '" 'v' ?i'?vi ';,"!'' ''s'v--.' :'"Y" ! ;-pv:;-'..; :7li ; .fl'Vv";. '' ' People do not buy our cold creams to please us, but because our cold creams please them. A trial package will convince you. HILL'S DRUG STORE . The CREAMERY MAN RETURNS FROM . LONG TRIP, Idaho Mining IntereaU EapecUll .;":'..). ProspenMU He Say. xJarvis Emigh, connected with the Valley Creamery company of this city has returned from a 1,000 mile trip over, the Northwest looking up the butter market. -. He - Asserts people generally re hopeful for a good busi ness future but are hesitating juot ct present, waiting for tangible evi dence of coming prosperity. :: , "I found the Idaho mine districts are in good condition,- ' especially ; :it WUaoe and Uoor a' Alene," . said Mr. Emigh. 'There were two feet of , snow in the mounaln - sections. However, I find! the Grande Ronde valley .compares Very. 1 favorable- in comparison with 'any ; point in the Northwest." i f . 1 - Niiiises ELECT HEAD RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF THE CITY TO BE TAKEN. the reasons why she was a Rebekah. Mrs, A. E. Ivanhoe responded to a call for a brief talk on "What the Lodge Means to Me." Frank Shan non, a visitor from Iowa, . outlined briefly the work, of the order in his etate. Rev. A. J. Adams,' formerly of this city but now pastor of the 1 Federated church at Enterprise talk- ' . . : . ed at some length on the place that THREE HUNDRED PRESENT A C Oddf ellowship plays in the ' life's rUNtruun. work. Miss Ollie Childers, whobe ear's Work OutHned and Officers , MugleaI Nun,bew Interespersed With ., whlnU..; ROLL CULL IS 010 SUCCESS Are Elected. Permanent organization of the La . Grande ministerial association took place yesterday ' afternoon. The . meeting was held in the Y. M. C. A. and after a temporary organization had been perfected, with Rev. G. L. Clark as chairman and John H. Rudd Answers to Roll Call. Inge with a short talk and also re- The-commodious lodge room in the fPon.de.f .ro U h,f f f O. n. V. hnU vjh ni. lArm Annnrh . .. '.. ""--; nome in tms city. : Many i other mem- to accommodate the crowds that as- bers of both orders responded with i-embted last night at the annual roll remarks appropriate to the occasion, call of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah I The addresses were followed by a lodges held in joint session. Conser-, musical program and literary pro- as secretary, the permanent office,. Pj- the attend- cg or a -a, solo by were elected, and resolutions covering "- ouu inciuuing noi oniy mo , j - "7' . r , 1 the work immediately before the as-! members.,.-the. wojrdera inthivJEar ST- Pi?"00"1-?': wciation was outlined. These ondeav-' city and visiting members but the gerald, vocal duetTByTIr. anff Mrs. ors include a religious census of the ' families of members, as well. , ( Robertson, of Island City, and a vocal city, and endorsement of and co-op- The ceremonies opened with ths 8010 y Miss Maude Goodwin of .Oak rration with the systematic charities Hinging of the opening ode of the or- 'an California.. .The fact that each conducted by the Neighborhood club. I er followed by prayer by Geo. Ball ' these numbers called for response . R. Enclose, pastor of the Baptist Moge Enod?e; Noble Grand' of the atteats to the success of this part of ?h TVv JETS rtir rh Odd Jellow lodge and Miss Louise " evening's program. L. L. Myers of the Christian church ' Noble Grand of the Re-1 By the time the banquet was in or is vice-president, and Rev. J. H. Lum- "oug'ass, opie uranu oi uie ne . . . . ' . per of the Methodist church South, bekahs lodge prMlded,"...T1ie formal f thow in attendance is secreUry-treasurer. opening ceremonies was followed by at tne " P8" of the program had .Reverend Lumber and Reverend the reading of the names on the rost- left for their homes but even at that Myers were named a committee to era of the two orders, the members "early 200 plates were served at the conduct the religious census, and this! lesponding either in person or by let- three tables that filled the banquet wi!J be commenced as soon as the (cr room. ' - . -. .. r -v.-. 't'c-T-.v-- proper plans can be formulated. , Foilowin(f the roll call fl number of Both the Odd Fellow and Bebekah .The association heartily endorsed!. .. . -ddreMeg 0I,'the teachinc lodges of this city are in Splendid the plan of having the Neighborhood , excellent addresses on the teaching.. ' w w. i..v j.. .x .i . .i ........ m .i - nr i ifiMTniiowflniTi wArA nvAn nv m. r.. w .u...u. jiuu cunuuuL Lne cnarnieH oi Lnn riiv. r and each church is going to work in I Coolidge, Past Grand Master, jle ing some 125 members with additional conjunction with the club, Mrs. F. Jackson being chairman of the club , committee assigned to the work. he has found it In his experience that has carried him to the highest office in the gift of the Btate. Mrs. tVANTEDCIean rags, 2c per lb. atlAddie Grout, Past Grand Master of Observer office. 1 27 ti. ' the Rebekah assembly told of some of told of the work of the order as applications awaiting admission, The . f? ?.(? ft? 4? f? f? r? f? t? fj? f? fi? r? f? ff? t Buy Your Shoes at a I Shoe Store, t Rebeknhs, who are hardly so numer ous as the Qdd Fellows, are, howevw recognized as one of the strongest auxiMiary organizations in the city and have proven' themselves an im portant factor in the social' life-of the' City. '' 'i; '-.:-: i..: ' '4 i and get satisfaction in fit, wear, style and price. We give you the newest style in shoes that fit and' shoes that wear. .We do not charge you any more for a good shoe than you pay for inferior slioes elsewhere. When you want shoes, come to a shoe store. We carry shoes exclusively. Then ask yourself if this is not the storo that deserves your patronage. L. J. French Shoe Co. United Artisans, who have a pros perous lodge in this city, recently in stalled the new officers. These are: Mrs. Minne Pike, past master artisan; F. R. Suydan, master artisan; James McEwln superintendent; Francis Ewin inspector; Treasy Suydam, : senior conductor; Tean Suydam, junior con ductor; Albert Eaton, secretary; Flor ence Eaton, master, of ceremonies; Barl Short, treasurer; Earl Eaton Venerable Consul Vinacke of the Modern Woodmen camp here, has called all Neighbors , to meet at 1:15 Sunday afternoon to prepare for the funeral of the late Neighbor W.. H. Stanchfield. It is important that a big delegation be present. ' 1 .v - X Over Hi Head. Mr. Ft. was tu me bablt of top ping at a quiet, conservative KlftL amine bmel during the frequent Mb tences of bis fninlly. On one of tbesw occasions he observed during dluner I that the wiilter when serving the cof fee produci-d the coffee spoon from nls waistcoat pocket. .- Mr. H. did not uxe the siooa. In stead, Ik sent for the head waiter and told him what he hud seen.- That In dividual blandly and gratefully assar dn lilm: lh. tlnifs nil rlslit. Mi. It. They're il searched hefon- they leav the house, tpu kiimv." New York Siiu. SAVING OPPORTUNITIES. . There's never a timer wnen there is not opportunity to save ., money in buying drug store goods of u&. Often we have special drives on goods for every .day .use. . . At auch times, the saving is unusually large, Your money has greater' buying power here than at most dm j stores and there's satisfaction in many oth er ways.: Our fine service should be particularly attractive : to ytu. ' Better Things at Your Pric Saturday 50c jar Palm Olive Cream and three cakes of Palm - Olive Soap '50 rents for all. Eight Boxes of. Matches 25 cents. Four Rolls ten cent Toilet Paper 25 cents. No need of any one using a crip pled comb, regular fifty ce.it combu 25 cents. " .- " .,. i.- -. . Regular 35 cent Tooth Briuh with screw cap glass holder all for 25 cents. Newlin Drug Co. Adv. , i 1 28 3t. Every time you step inside of this store you will find ua busywhy your neighbors and ypur friends are buying here and saving money-Wby not you? ' . : ; ; ; ; ; r; Ladiea', Fancy Colkur tod Caff r Sett ...-.(., '.rite,' Ms Ladies' Bead Necklaeei ...4fe Fancy Ribbons, 85c vaulea . ,fBt: Fancy Rftibona, 2c value lte Ladies' Cotton Hoaa, 8 pr 25c Ladies' Wool Hoaa i.Uc Ladies' FlMced Hose .We Ladies' Silk Hom .........4Sc Udlea Silk lisle Hom..S -Children's Hoaa 2 pair for. .16ft ! Infants Casmner Hose ....le Embroideries 1-4, 7. lO, ! Bindings . . . .6, 81- I Edgings..... 1-4,8 1-8,1 lk. Flouncing 8 1-8,18 . Brocaded Crepes, yard 1 . .88c Wool Dress Goods ...V; .i ,4t Half Wool Dress Goods . ...25e Plaid Dress Goods 10c, 15c, 89e Man's DrM SUrto '. . , .48c, I8e Men's Srsas 8ox 6a It Man's Heavy Silk 80s . ...S8e MeVt Unsd Glovsa ..48c, 88e - Man'f Unllned Gloves .48s, 8e Men's Mittens . . . .SSc, SSe, 4e Meets Work Shirt , . . .85c, ate Man's Wool ShlrU 88s Boston Ckutsrs ..... le Paris Gsrtsrs 18s Men's Dm Suapehdera r 860 Men's WMte Handtarrchiaf Be Mans Bs1.s Hsndssreatsfs 8c Tsas.Apas . . .. . . . ,48s XkS. ..dSTSyAURJUS -. - ...48s -. Carpsstsri Snort Aprons -. .88s ' Saksmsn'a ' Aprons -v"' ' : . 4e WUto Bib Apron ....85e, 4e . White Wsist Apron H..86e, 48s Man' Pants, pair ........ .88c W? SSUNITEDSTORE J. C, Psany Co. Inc. I - K. of P. Convention Februry 20. ' ' (Enterprise Record-Chieftain.) v i The date for the district conven tion of the Knights of Pythias has practically been ..decided on. Satur day, February 20 is the day favored. 'La Grande Knights first suggested 1 Monday. February 22, and - other lodges were disposed not to urge any particular day. - - On further consid eration, the- Union county lodges have come to think Saturday would be the better day. The program of entertainment, as far as the Enterprise Knights have gone with it, contemplates the arriv al of the delegates on, a special train at about 7 o'clock in the ev ening. A dinner will toe waiting for them, nrobably in the opera house. After this is served, the local lodge will put on a minstrel show for the benefit of the visitors. : . Later the session (will adjourn to Fruternnl hall for a further meeting.: 0 f. It is proposed to give the minstrel At tn Wrena Heuiu. (- -aTe-yM-B-3nartertncaeM in yssi hams?" asked the polite book agent "Not" she snapped. .: "Or a Robert Loui Stevenson T" ' "No." "Or a Gene Field T" "No, ws ain't an', what' more, we don't run a boarding house here either, If you're looking for tbem fellow yon mUht try the bouse across the street I understand they keep roomer." De troit Free Press, ' show as a public production Friday night, February 19, and then repeat it on the next night. KeheareaU have been going on for a week or so, and it is the aim to make the show '; a good as the performers are cap-:: able of doing. - Miss Keatns r owi er is director of the music. Important to Piano Owner. Sidney Lyle, the weU known piano' tuner, is st the Foley hotel. Refer- ence furnished from' J. J. Mc&ettanl . of the Utah Conservatory, alio Whit man Conservatory of Walls Walla. -Adv. , ' ' " 1 28 t' ee ' 'i' rUMATIA DATA. Climatic data, based on road- ings for 24 hour ending last ' night st 8 o'clock: f -Maximum, 40; -Minimum, 33; 4 Lowest temperature last night 4 30 above zero, - 4 Oa4RT ORSETS ! ' Vz-oxvt Lced .' ;.v S $3.50 and up- ' , j Pauline Lederle I Red 3141, Next Door to Western' 1 ! Union. ' 1 1 ......... . The Helpful Spirit. "If funny- bow Sandhill t'an tell those old itorles and cet a laugh out eftbem." , "Nobody laughs at the stories. If j Sandhill'a enjoyment of Sandhill's den sity that makes every man contrib uting factor." Cleveland Plain Dealer - ' I- The Constitution. "Father, what Is the constitution?" "My son. It la a .document that it m'M sacred . to the ptrty that tn nor" Is power." New York Sun - We don't. work, for noth ing,; but-r - -! Our Taxi Service Is the service, that saves - you money. . See us for (. , rates on all auto livery. ' Foley Hotel Taxi Service Foley & Rogers New Prog'ram : for Today (SX Tomorrow .'' "' ' ''," ''. 'v r. '.''.'.. i'.f:: 'i!'?.;.;:!' ';;'.. "y-V-'v-i '""' ".'''''.' i:,.,''S' -i-..A.-A'''"''?;'';'vii'jK The Pathe Weekly Arrived 1 : I I i All the Latest War New and other Timely Subjects ARlSTOeRACif 0 vst v The Famous Society Drama- ,.PlayedBy DANIEL FROHMAN COMPANY; " A Great Treat, A Bg;Hit in Four Acts Also a Vaudeville Act' 1 Jt'-t-v-" J - 'I ". -' r-4'rt'' j St 's' ; .: . ft A Good Pr6&ram Bound to Please .. lOc-ARCADE f HEATRE-idc 4 kj ,. fm .Wt'sv .-.jy Zc'X.-vk' f I. is