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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1916)
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 3916. iAGKAitDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGESBWEffl 4' v The simplicity, ,eopveme,CQ;afld efficiency, of the. ' Kodak system have put amateur photography wi tlim reach of every man, woman And hUd, at small cost. 7 Red Cross '"k ! f : LOCAL BREVITIES. J .; .j, 4 4 4 4 4 Take a kodak with you. Red Ctoas :. Drug Store. Adv.- 5-12-tf I ; EVERYBODY SAYS So! Best meals in town 25 cents Fam ily Home Restaurant, Sunday chicken i dinner -with strawberry short-cake, 25 -cents. Adv. 5-27-lt. '!'. Hall Caines' . Masterpiece, "The ', Bondman," with William Farnum is j coming. Adv. . 5-25-tf. i;.' Second-hand furniture wanted. Do ,: not sell until you consult Byers, on ; Farmers Telephone. , ' .. 3-16-lm Money to Loan Have $50,000.00 7 per cent ' in amounts from $2500.00 up, to ;: loan on Grande Ronde Valley . Farms. Have $50,000.00 8 per cent in amounts from $1000.00 up, to loan on farms in Union County. $ 250.00 10 Per Cent $ 500.00 10 Per Cent $ 700.00 10 Per Cent $1,500.00 8 Per Cent To loan on Improved City Prop- r erty- Also an unlimited amount of capital to loan on La Grande property on monthly repayment plam Building loans a spe . cialty. . 'W Ft. SARGENT. S President. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY LA GRANDE, ORE. Fine Watch Repairing is Our Specialty We will make your Willi II ftti ( ui.n,.. j Old jewelry niade like new. All work done in our own shop. Siegrist& Co. Tiiirgtfct, Ji'wdry Store - in 'Eastern' Oregon I. thf: M 0 ;).''? i.v. ',fi.! ij . r., , ; ,,,, . Kodaks, $5.00 Upward , Brownies, 75c to $12.00 Kodak supplies of all - : kinds in the genuine. Eastman quality. Nov.;-. substitutes " at this ., ; - . -i a ,.-. stored It ss tjliQ ,lv.st nothiny. s Drug Store Hall Caines' Masterpiece, "The Bondman,'! with William Farnum is comtagAdv. . ; , 5-25-tf. Tulips for sale 25 cents dozen, Mrs. J. J. Belden, 2403 N. Depot. Phone Black 1261. Adv. 5-20-tf For that overland trip or vacation an Ansco will be a necessity.' Silver thorn. Adv. . 6-28-tf. Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25. Peoples Market 14.19 1-2 Ad ams Ave. 6-fi-tf Record-breaking prize pictures are produced by Ansco. Film and Cyko paper. 'Silverthorn's. Adv. 5-2:-tf. Hall Caines' Masterpiece, "The Bondman," with William Farnum is coming. Adv. 5-25-tf. Syd Chaplin, Charley's brother, is coming Wednesday and Thursday. Adv. 6-2Mt. ' Wlrite a letter home, or to that sweetheart, on real classy stationery. Box paper and correspondence cards at Silverthom's. Adv. 5-26-tf. Get. that lawn mower snurpened at Yes- -sensible Fatlmoa ate cool and comfonabla to throat and tongue, And thoy never leave "that over-smokod feel- ing" that follows soma cigarettes which are not So skillfully blended as Faumas. J&jtit offymS&aceo Ox ASensible Cigarette lO for WRECKED The 013 White School Large Number 2 x 12-21 Large Number 2 x 6-2S SEE VINACKE OR KAMERER . 'Phone Black 1532 RED CROSS AMBULANCE W. IT. .Bohnenkanip Co. call City Stables, Main 717 Day or Night Private Money To loan on Improed Farm Lands. J-orpe or small loans. . Henry T. Hill CY WA CIGARETTpA $6,000! RuhyV Cycle and Suppl' shop. -'"All work guaranteed. Adv. 6-iMf. 71 Moaer U Lwi. : :, On improved real property in Union county,- no delays, currant raw, .fji Grand Investment Co. Adv. v,vf I'M fftti '" Sale. Weihav several slightly used Ford Automobiles which hav . been received on new Dodge Brothers car sales, and which we are offering nt attractive prices. . 3tf-:, : :s 'SMITH'S GARAGE, 3-31-ti ;; JH ka Grande, Ore. Money : to loan 'oti'' improved farms. Any amount and any length of time. United States National Bank Adv. Geo. Rippoys new and second httnd furniture, atone-highest prices P$W for second hand furniture, 215 Fif-pitvi -iAV.--' " 5-4-li.. . ' '' Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer ho tel. , Main 740 Adv.. 2-21-tf If ' Vou' want ! a touring taxi coll Black 821. -Adv. ' 5-lS-tf. Hall Caines Masterpiece, "The Bondman," with William Farnum is coming. Adv. 5-25-tf. Svd' Chanlin. Charley's brother, is comimr Wednesday and Thursday. JA4v, 5-20-at. Switches, switches Finest stock of human hair goods, hair dressing, face and scalp treatment, combings to or der. ' Everything to the - trade.: Madam A. D. Vandeciw, 1 10U Spiing street, corner Sixth. Will teach the tade. Adv. , 5-22-Into. Old-fashioned strawberry short cake for your Saturday and Sunday luncheon at Silverthom's. Adv. 5-26-tf . Plaiit Flowers Now Reasonably safe now to set out your flowers. Now ready, Asters, Geraniums, Heli otrope, Lobelia, Petunias, Salvia. Ver benas, Snapdragons, Dulilias, Shasta Daisies, Ivies and vines for boxes and baskets. I.a Grande Seed and Floral company. Adv. S-it-tf. Hall Caines' Masterpiece, "The Bondman," with William Farnum is coming. Adv. 5-25-tf. Syd Chaplin, Charley's brother, is coming Wednesday ami Thursdny. Adv. 5-26-t. Withing the Law by a camera that has real qualities Ansco. Sil verthom's. Adv. 5-23-tf. The Bartholomew company of Port-, land with Mrs. . Borchers in charge; will show suits, dresses, coats, waists, skirts and petticoats at the Foley hotelSaturday May 27. All the ladies of La Grande are invited to inspect them. Adv. 5-25-2t. The British Tommy. To keep him in fighting trim The 'British Tommy cats rhubarb pie. 'Tis long and slim, but Rives him vim To fight and die. At the grocery. Adv. 5-25-fit. J. B. STODDARO. For Chautauqua Parties desiring to lease tents for the Chautauqua sea son should see Mr. C. J. Black. Adv. 5-2r-3t. Are you going to take some pic tures Sunday? Well you will want to get the best results and you should have the Ansco Speedex film to have such results. Get them at Silver thtorn's. Adv. 5-20-tf. The new carpet and rug cleaning department at Cherry's New Laundry is now in full operation. Adv. 5-27-lt The members of .James E. Paye Camp 'Spanish-American War veter ans will meet at 10 o'clock with the G. A. R.'s to take part in the Memor ial day exercises. H. E. Coolidge, Commander. Adv. o-2'.'-2t! Big reduction on ladies' suit.-, and ; coats at Jones & Rahone, West-Jacob- j son Bldg., next Y. M. C. A. Adv. 5-28 tf. j EVERYBODY SAYS SO. Best meals in town 25 cents Farn- - ily Home Restaurant, Sunday chicken', dinner with strawberry short-cake 25 i cents. Adv. 5-27-In ; 4 4 -V f J WANT ADS -J-1 4 J- s- -J- -I- -I- -I- -J- -j- WOMEN WANTED Full time sal ary $15.00 selling guaranteed hos iery to wearer; 25c an hour snare time. Permanent, experience un necessary. International Mills. Ann street, NorriHtown, Pa. Adv 5-27-Up. FOR SALE Overhauled Cadilac, 1912 modal. Call La Grande Gar age. Adv. 5-27-Gt. WANTED Experienced girl for general housework, permanent posi tion if both parties satisfied. Call Black 182. Adv. 5-2"-:!t. I FOR RENT Six room modern hou.c, lfi07 Washington. Phone Black 3732. Adv. 5-27-:U. FOR SALE Chain wood $2.50 per load delivered. Phone Red 64.1. or call 407 Fir street. Adv. 5-27-1 m Sommer Hotel Guests C. A. Wendler, Spokane; F,., W. Barnes and wife; Abe Kneidel, Sun Francisco; Gene Oden and wife, Kan F and sen; W. L. Greejibnum. C'hi- stro; ,W. O. Ailing, Portland; Geo. O'Brien. S-Uem; Ovde H. Hill. In- dt'pendnncc. Ore.; J. D. Rode and wife. Forest, -Grave, Ora.; loui,A., Crane, &an hrannwo; Guy G. Willis, Portland; R. G. Hall, RosebuErg. 4 '"4' ! ! v K . PERSONAL MENTION. . f, v '"Mists "Anna Aitaoldus, onii of the pupils of the high school and who has been making her home - with Mirs. Fred Epling, has returned to.her home near Sumnierville. " , . m Will Vogel,' of Union, and" James Miller, the 0-W.' It." & N. assistant general passenger-- agent, arrived in La' Grande last night from a trip, into Wallowa county to work up interest in an. excursion to the Union 6tock show; " They report a veiry favorable dutloook for the (proposition. C. L. - Forbes,- representing the Grande Ronde Meat company, return ed last night fioni a business trip to Condon,, Shaniko and other, points in the interior of . the state.- .. 1 t. - ' , Chief Disnatcher J. F. Corbett left laiit- hight fof Portland- for n -brief visit with Mi-s. Corbettwho is not yet aoie io jcave tno hospital. . Mrs. Herbert Chandler, who has Heen visiting her brother, ll. A. Bud mer and other La Gwande relatives, returned todaiy to her home in Baker. Mrs. .Viola Parker of Union re turned home today after a visit with the family of her brother, Adha B. Rogers. ' miss Jeanetle Sneniacr. one of the teachers in the La Grande schools, teit on Wo. 0 today for Denver for the summer vacation. Mrs. Avery Harrison and children went to Baker today for a visit of a week. ' Attorney John S. Hodgin, secretary cf the county tasnayers' leaguo, went over to Union today on league busi ness" "Pete" Wilson and Tommy Harris, Cove delegates to the istate grand lodge of Odd Fellows, were arrivals from Roseburg today en route home wainl and will finish the last leg of the trip by auto-stage this evening Judd Gcer. the horticulturalist, is among the Cove visitors in La Grande today. Mrs. M. A. Harris left last night for Canada to visit her children, Mrs, Iewis in Calgary, iand Frank and "Doad" on their homesteads. HOSPITAL PATIENTS IMPROVE Mrs. Jessie Mclnfcjsh, Mrs. C. B. Cauthorn, Henderson Clark, of '.a Grande; Mrs. Alico Hug and Mr. J. W. Leighton, of Elgin; and Mrs. Mary Pi-ocbstel. of Joseph, all of whom have been under treatment at the Grande Ronde hospital aire improving. ; ' Mrs. Ellen Aperule who recently underwent a very critical operation is now recovering rapidly. . ' Cfcais. Roland of South La Grandn, who has been in the hospital a month following an operation for appendi citis, will be able to leave the insti tution today. 1 ; . Lee Owsley and Ray Oliver, both of whom are at the hospital on ac count of broken bones resulting from accidents are improving as rapidlv as could be expected considering the na-1 lure or their injuries. At Savoy Hotel E. Edmitrk, A. Torsgreen, Port'aml; .1, Hare, Bakur; C. M.' Rollins, Port land j H. L. Alexander, Imbler; U. W. Brown, Pocatello; 1). B. Lendsworth, City; G. llckkers, W. O. Parks, Elgin; L, ..Peters. Portland; J. Oliver and wife, Vincent; W. D. Latfo, F. Lantz, Baker; G. Woven, City; F. A. Ams bough, Neewponit; I. A. Bell, Baker; Henry Inwall, Portland; 0. T. Miller. Preston, Ida.; W. E. McCoy, Cald well Ida.; W. Beach, city. Stock on Exhibit ion. Oregon City, Ore., May 27. The best blooded stock of Northwestern Oregon was assembled here today for the stock show incidental to a Booster I day celebration. A long list of prem I iums has been hung up for the best : stock on exhibition. I Good Thoughts. All things come to those who get tired waiting and go after them. A friend may well he reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Emerson. God's best gift to us are not thinps, .but opportunities. Alice W. Rollins. . Clamorous labor knocks with its hundred hands at the golden gate of the morning. Newman Hall. The real man is one who always finds excuses for others, but never ex cuses himself. Henry Ward Beecher. Clruumstance3 art) things round about; we are in them, not .under them. Walter Savage Landor. It is better not to parade your hon or too freely. Someone may punch a hole through it.,. Keep a strong desire always to think of every brother man at his best and keep him thus in conscious ness, to lose sight of wickedness in human nature, to magnify the good that is to be found if we look for it. If we could but learn to see the good in mankind instead of the evil, dwell upon this good , and keep jt ever before us, it would go a long.way toward dispelling the world's belief in evil. There is a good in everyone. Our failure to find it shows we are not reflecting tha Mind ".sv.hioh was also in Christ Jesus," 'Frank B. Homans. Foley Hotel Arrivals. Ceorgp Dickey. San Francisco; II. Brown, Paul Buchart. I. R. Smith, J. H. iBleauford. Jl.rs. M. E. Borchess Mrs. L. R. Flagg, E. Craig and wife. If Lnmiby, Portland: Winifred Os ten, Hejvpner; A. L. Fisher, Snokane; Geo. C. Jcwott and wife. Palouse; W. C. Coble, Thos. Coble. W. Beenpon, Lava Hot Springs; E. B. Greun, En terprise; E. Berrv and wife, San Francisco; R. C. Bird, Seattle; I.. L. Kent, Portland: I. J; Ketchcm, Salt 1akp; M. A. , jieonard. W. H. Pen nington, The Dalles; Otto Hattman, Detroit; C, F. Young, Boise; R. L. . among many ")therjtitlest this ' , ;. Store has fairiavwqn, that. ok?o :!'; The Store for Ladies' Wafets Yes, we've won this tifl "TKF. because iwe deserved it. We've deserved it because of the complete ness of our stock at all times the variety and newness of our Btvlos and above all tue extremely moderate prices at which our Wa'ists are always sold. This is the result of our, willingness. to co-operate with several hundred othr good merchants and with the foremost manufacturers in the waist-roaking world. SEE THESE NEW W1RTHAIOH MODELS AND LEARN WHAT REALLY EXCELLENT WAISTS $1.00 WILL BUY THESE FOUR CHARMING NEW SYLES HAVE JUT ARRIVED AND ARE NOW ON SALE HERE You hud better "Come in Early," for tliese wonderful Waists are pur chased so readily and eagerly that it frequently happens that our . entire allotment is disposed of shortly after they are placed on sale. YOU CAN HAVE MORE WAISTS AND PRETTIER WAISTS FOR A GIVEN EXPENDITURE IF YOU ALWAYS - ' BUY THEM HERE GOLDEN RULE O X & 4" 4 4? 4 4 'ip 4e 4" 4? 4 4? 4" $ HJ? !? ip bt iB. B. RESTAURANT t Opposite Depot ' rV AMERICAN DISHES NOODLES and CHOP SUEY A SPECIALTY A Good Dinner for We Serve Everything Kirk, Springfield, Ore.; S. A. Ander son and family, Cove; 'B. C. Ander son and wife, Cove. ' BUYS SECOND CATERPILLAR. H. ('. Mires Will Put Big Machine to Work lhis Summer. Already owner of a 60-h6rsooower Holt caterpillur, H. C. Mires of Cove has purchased a second machine cf that kind, though of the ,45-hor.se power type. C. W. Buntincr neTOtiatud tho sale he 'being company agent and representative hero. Advertised Letters. List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending Mny 26th, 1916: Gentlemen A. E. Atkins, P. F. Daley, (2) Fluff Rug Co., F. S. John son, loster Kingsley, Mark McNeill, Bert Padgett, W. E. Phillips, Allen Small, J. T. Watson, Geo. L. Yates, LadieB Mrs. Roy Kinkead, Mrs. B. E. Padgett, Mrs. A. H. Sullivan. . These letters will be sent to the dead letter office on June 9th, 1916. If not delivered before in calling for the above please say "advortised" giv ing date of list. E. E. BRAGG, P. M. Horse Shipment From Imbler. .' Imbler, May 27. (Special) 3has. Todd, the Portland horse buyer, will send out from Imbler today two car loads of horses which he recently pur chased in this vicinity. Mr. Todd will accompany the shipment to Great Falls, iMontann, where there is said to bo a good demand for horses for farm purposes. This is a deviation from Mr. Todd's nsual custom, inas- SWWBWDIPBI NOTICE To Barber Shop Patrons Barbc shops will he open un til 10 o'clock P. M. Monday, May 29,, and "will close. aU day. Tuesday, Memorial Day, May 30 11119 UUI1CUI LUG distinctive - new! A Welworth blouses: i .' h that has just been unpacked. iu-iillbi KTrtR-p wp r a niro'wA ioto l t I 20 cents every day. the Market Affords much as he has been in the business many years and has shipped hundreds of Grande Ronde harses to Portland. That place, he reports, is no longer, a reliable market for horses and he is now turning his attention to points further east. . .j Not a Bite of : Breakfast Until You Drink Wafer Says a glas of hot water and phosphate prevents Illness and keeps us fit. Just as coal, when it burns, leaves behind a 'certain amount of incom bustible material In the form of ashes, so the food and drink taken day after day IeaveB In the alimentary canal a curtain amount of indigestible ma terial, which If not completly elimina ted from the system ench day, bo comoB food for the millions of bacteria which Infest the bowels. From thla mass of leftover waste, toxins and ptomain-Mke poisons are formed and Bucked into the blood. Men and women who can't get feel Ing right muBt begin to take Insldo baths. Before eating breakfast each morning drink a glass of real hot water with a tcaspoonful of lime stone phosphate In It to wash out of the thirty feet of boweU the previous day's accumulation of poisons and toxins nm! to keep the entire allmen Uirv canal ciuan, pure and fresh. ThoBP who nre ttubject to sick head nolic. colds, biliousness, eoiiRtlpatlon, others who wake up with bnd taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, Bassy Btomacti after mealH, aro urged to get a quarter pound ot limestone phosphate) from the drug store, and begin practicing internal sanitation. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to ntnke anyono an enthunlast on tho subject. Remember Inside bathing la more important than outside-bathing, be rniiBo the skin pores do not nuiorb iinpnrltlcs Into the blood, causing poor health, while the bowel pores do. Just as noap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the' skin, so not, water, tind limestone pbosphnta act6n the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.'
