La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1916, Image 2

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LA GRAKDE ETEXTS'G OBSEBYEE
THURSDAY, MARCH 30,
(from uEfesaia do- uKjcatd aarrisory
j iiilu tbt Veia, further traian may lie
unnecessary., if, Hnrever, itarsery
T i men iimacie ibis mguest it is p.nouc-
Here Today
jkiij cerxaB max an too Er.'y oate
Mart in airiersaiue movement of then
plian fm the infeciihd Kates, wJD
bave n :ue established.
Tomorrow
Gone
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His ba 2te story cf oar fporf" mU bo Jut tIijs- aesr- A wt Jet in today pritxd at
$2.98, $3.89, $4.48, $4.98
pily -we haven't room V tell sJxuit all the g! xd tilings ia our millinery depart
merti hat ovine wid se them before vou buv. ' ,
HilFs Department Store
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(ARERD-EFK
The Quality
Coal
Just received
"alfalfa seed
a ttjpenrt of
Land Pkfier
Podtzy supplies
Gold Coin toA
seed potaooe
Earry Boe
JIT THE MOWES
sui d other Cohan and H&rric prodoe
j twz.
AT THE JLKCADE.
AT SBEEBrS.
THE FOI RTH ESTATE" MADE IS
MAMMOTH FLA.ST OF
CHICAGO HERALD
THE GOLDEN CHAACE"
C3o Ridge) and WiiBaoe Eeid, the
disiiirtrttu&tMi LoiE'kT fiUirs. will
appfur feHhtr in TSKe Golden .T . . . , .
ObaW at. She Aread. Friday and ' iw.P" f mtotry-
jreucraj, u nee sjnw ra Mire iwrj t
WarOdditiea j
1 Liu&doo Private S. Crass, Dorset :
j EeimeEt, wes Iss life u pocket j
taiiwe -iiico n-as pieroed I17 a ballet as
ar at lie foJltnrijijj text: "A tiaras- j
tifJ -shall fall by thy side asd ten
tiwosasyi at thy npirt bzxtd but it shall i
tsvt come Ciga an.
ever aeen on tie acrto.
Tb Golden Cbaww' iia to do whA
the a4vjnt(ui of ilary Deoby, tiie
wife f tins druritn, liiiei-iug fiteve
Denby, tio u ttoraet by the society
woman for tebota six im working, to
fill a vaautry at a dEuerf wbvre a
wealthy yianjf bachelor falls bead ov
er betis In ve unto tow and bis af
fection is renpnocated: bow tlse bus
band, in atteniptioy in IriryXurcz tie
boue finds bis wife and later at
tempts to U&tlctnail tis youo kiacbe
lor, but is killed after a desperatie
UfffA, tntitt t seen to be apprtiawK.
' In (file case aupportinc Mm. t&Sgtiy
aod Mr. Bead anr rurs -well-known
artiJrta as Horace B. CarpeDter,
Edythe Cbapman, Raymond linMon,
Ernest Joy. Har! Oiiltiers and otbtr
XDtsrinnr at tie IifVy all-etar stock
company.
No hr Tocasioc so eonroieiteiy
bumaoiieg its workers, those super-
vr&TxlztA man tiA women whose sole
purpose in life is to emancipate from
chaos tSe news of the day. AJ! of
these types 8re portrayed in The
Fourth Estate," at Sherry's today and
tomorrow.
It bring outs face to face with con
scienceless copy readers, adiective-
lioe. Plaster., Gemem
Alfalfa bay. Feed and etc,
SAWYER & CLARK
COMPANY.
Phone Main 17.
Corner Jefferson ft Greenwood
Streets.
When yon order coal say
ABERDEEN
Gilford, Eng. Twenty five women
have teen enrolled and uniformed as
special constables. ,
lsjerxSon, March 30. 7 nomas Kicsey 1
dean of transatlantic pursers, ended ; !
Oor Want Ads bring results.
1
the ocean when he amved here to- t
day and began his well earned retire- j J
merit. His first crossing was from 1
Liverpool to Pfailadelphua in 1853. j J
Maritime experts estimate that in his I
city editors, baughty copy boys, stoop- S ! !
tnouicerca ime-tip men, tacjie-pen-, c , ,.- . . . A i
ced rewrite men, and alert reporters,! Sof'et7 G,ri" CifTIlvaI Costumes j
besides the many otlfaer types found ! . Vork. March 30. S-s-sh! J
in the news and the mechanical ends j Sister Susie's sibilant whisper is sis- J
of the bogie; present-day paper, i j sin bissaiJC eicitodiy around the out. 1
Saznuel J. Kyan, who plays tJi part 1 skirts of Got'bam's high society today, J
of the political bom in the Wiliir-n ; -teliin? a'owt those carnival costmses.' 1
Vox nature photoplay, "Tfie Fourth tDe ultra-fashionrible girls are going j
Estate," ts one of tic best known to wear to the Mi-Carmene ball at J
men on the AmRri-n ijnn li v,-1 Sherry's tonczht. Now don't tell ai
came famous in "Irish Aristocracy." ,:oul. but well! you know how high J
1 uit-u-. m . . . ' i..: 3 i 1 t
nu aiuiuwq b Km wv ana in ia"r js.ui uu uuw mw necjs.5
!l ; ( sf. 1 j!
. "The Ventilo Back,"
elusive feature of
A A
I ? It
AJ V U
(X Trt&s Ait;. 0. 8.
years nlayed biz narts in
Johnny Jones,' the "Yankee
"little 1,16,7 6re wearing- on the streets. )
Prince"
iWell! and in the middle of Lent, too!
.Isn't it shocking? But, gee! I'd like
to be there.
Straight Distilled
Refinery Gasoline
ike Gasoline of Quaft:
reduce your Eo!ine tort bfcu ererr
drop Humizt evtnly through the csrbu-
rnor sr.d give full power.
Drilm evrrywbtre sod our 6ERVICE
BTATIONS.
Standard 03 Company
Uu ZH0lNB, Wit Smnoard Oil Jtr Can
! MORE MEN THAN WOMEN if
HAVE APPENDICITIS i
l
j Sa'geons state men are slightly j
j more ub;ect to appendicitis than ;
i BTpmpfl. Ia Crzini rvin1i shmiM I '
! know tlat a few doses of simpie ' !
i buckthorn hark, giycerir.e, etc., as j
mixed in "Adjer-i-ka, 'jften relieve or
prevent appendicitis. This mixture re
! moves yuch rurp-iing fou! matter
ithat ONE SPOONFUL relieves, aimoat
ANY CASE const ination. four stom
ach or pas. The INSTANT, easy ac
ition of A'l!cr-i-ka is ?urpri;:ng.Put
man Drug Store.
Pa. oa
No pressure of steels on the
spine.
The corset lor every occasion.
models bring new
new beauty, new
. Spring
comfort,
styles.
Have your Easter gown fit
ted over a La Camille and note
the difference.
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON
CORSETIERE.
Other models at J2.00 op.
Residence 1702 Oak
Phone Red 3221
( NURSERY STOCK A MENACE
BON TON RESTAURANT
213 FIR STREET
Expert Chef, Anv-ric
, PHONE RED 1341
Furnishwl rooms up stairs
i FjH.ei.'dty . 1
Vi C A. M. TO 1 A. M.
Wonfe Dan, Prop.
XckkJIcs and C!iop Suey
OPEN
BUILD FOR THE FUTURE
as well as or the present if you
would be genuinely economical.
Use only the best and thorough
ly seasoned lumber such as we
handle exclusively. Youll not
have to pay any more at lb,.:
start Youll save a lot in the
future.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Mam 8
i
I Washington, I. C, March 28. The
; United States Department of Ap-ieul- ,
ture, fe" roui;h the Federtil Horticul-'
; tnrat Board, has sent to till eastern :
I nurserymen an urgent rejuet not to j
ship wnitc j!nes, currants and goose- '
, berries west of North Dakota, .South
Dakota, Nebraska, Kr.rjas, 05:Khoma ;
'and Texas. This action has been tak-
ct in onf.r to p-ott the white pire
forests cf the West from t':e white
pine W'.stcr rjst without, if possible,
the tmporit:on of a burdensome plant
q-rirantinc At a conservative e?ti- j
; mate, the va!;:e of the trovernmer.t I
nnd tirivati; hoklir.rt in thee forests!
; is ?210,0i0,0O0. Thc-y would be in !
; cerious dnncrer if the white pine blis- i
! tr riit, which hrj row pained a foot
hold :n nx ea-item States and is bu1!
' pc-tel in the Ohio .Valley, should
;preal to Uie Roc5:y Mountain's.
Cooelrries and currants arc ir.clud
' rd in the Dp-rtmcnt'r rciuert be
1 :uo thf-y can carry the d;seae as
well ns the white nine itself.
Warning to Western States
; At the same tim, the department
ns is.;ied a warning to the States
within the ranpa of the western white
pines, of the dnntrer of allowing nurs
ery stock of those tihireo kinds, from
er.stern nurseries, to enter their ter
ritory. Inspector? of all western
urates have Keen asked to notify the
F-ileral Horticultural Board of any
shipments from noin', east of th'p !
States named. Ths'-timn for this!
action is that the white pine blister
rust, a very destructive disease to all
white pines, occurs also in a differ-
. i r j: . I
I.,,, ivi iii, u a ivai (iinease on currants
and gooseberries. Thece two plants,
therefore, may carry the disease to
new regions and infect local white
pine, dike citrus canker and chest
nut blipht the white pine blister rust
was brought to. this country on im
ported nursery stock, before the pass,
ape of the Federal Plant Quarantine
Art
The department, its letter to
PREPARDNESS IS
N0V THE ISSUE
If''
WE ARE
PREPARED
To fit you with the correct
glasses in one of the most mod
ern equiped offices in the Stale
J. I PORE 8 SON
La Graade's LeacHag Optoaet
- rista and Jewelers.
We Can Sell Right,
Because we buy Right,
And we do
. THE ONLY GROCERY IX UNION COUNTY THAT
BUY'S SALT, FLOUR, BEANS, SUGAR AND CANNED
GOODS IN CAR LOTS.
WE SAV OUR CUSTOMERS 5 PER CENT ON
THEIR SUPPLIES. ARE YOU AMONG THEM?
HARRIS GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 70
FARMERS PHONE B 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
Feed and Hay
We have a full line of feed in stock. Good Baled Hay
and all lands of grain. Prices right and prompt delivery
any time, anywhere. Wholesale and reail. Will trade feed
for good Wood.
Fuel
HIAWATHA and ROCK SPRINGS COAL, well
SCREENED and CLEAN.
FIR, PINE and TAMARACK WOOD, 4 foot or sawed
STORAGE cf all kinds, FIREPROOF Building.
DRAYAGE, TRANSFER and DELIVERY, FURNI
TURE and PIANO MOVING. EVERYTHING
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY.
LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East of Depot
Phone Main 10 Residence Phone Red 1091
D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO. h-S
7
CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES
Lure!, bodily Uueaiei nun Kcot and Herb w
Treatment Free Consultation
Phone 762
1412 Adams Ave.
La firanrlp.-'
Ore.
Out of Sight 6
Vo , VTi Doot forrc your stnrag battery be-
K. ;a (.J? 3 It'i wbers you can't see it work. "!$
J w L y Let us take care of it and you'll osver C
fr i A bave occasion to worry about it. TJ
ttMvl.- JOHNSTONE & REISLAND k
&t tuP 1513 Adams. A
THERE ARE MANY REASONS
WHY EVERY HOME IN LA
GRANDE SHOULD HAVE
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
Always at Your Service
Telephone Main 34