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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1917)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1917. PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Come in and hear the February rec ords. Now on sale. W. H. Bohnen kamp Co. 2-7-2t New Arrivals In opening up a set of books you can find just what you need at Sil verthorn's. l-10tf WE HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY FOR ARMOND'S COMPLEXION POWDER Armond's is the most remarkable pow der we have ever sold. It has been sold in America for only a short time. It is a powder that can be mixed with water and applied as a liquid for evening wear. It does not show. It stays on until "you wash it off". It contains no rice to enlarge the pores; no chalk to dry the skin; nor any lead to make black heads. It will not dust into your eyes, as many powders do. It is a pure per fect powder. The price is ( 50c A BOX If you don't find it better than any pow der you ever used we want you to bring it back and exchange it for anything else you want, or your money. Leave us your name and we will send for a sample for you. Good music and u good time for everyone at the Hex Saturday night, i Dancing 75 cents. 2-8-3t i Rev. and Mis. Frederick Grimes and son. of Portland, will arrive at i:25 tonight to legin a series of meetings at the Christian church. La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery ADOLPH NEWLLV, Manager La G. t tide, Oregon Phone Main 40 T. A. McKinstry has been named i'night chief dispatcher of the O-W. H. & N. company here, to succeed C. F. i'Roberts advanced to chief dispatcher. j Superintendent W. Bullous and As sistant Superintendent J. F. Corbett, of the O-W. returned yesterday from an inspection trip to the western pa;t of the division. Of Sin-ill-' Merchandise an tlie advantage of earlv selections due dailv. Start your shopping early and reap .1. D. Karrell, resident of the O-W. R. & N., and M. J. Buckley, general superintendent, arrived in La Grande this morning. on No. i for a brief visit. H. French, of the Oregon Nation al Guard, is registered at the Foley. W. J. Townley of Union was in the city today. No Report from Grand Jury. No report has been received from the grand jury which is now in session. Curtenfan Found Guilty. William Curteman was today con victed of assault l)y a jury in Judge Knowlcs court. He will be sentenced Saturday. Anti-Cigarette Rill Passed. Salem, Ore., Feb. 8 (United PrdsSi lied Spreads, newest design 98c 31-49' $L98 Xesv Scrim Curtains - $1-49, $1-98, $2.49 New Velours 8 l-3c, 12 l-2c, 15c, 18c Outin- Flannels - 10c 12 l-2c New Percales 8 l-3c, 10c, 12 l-2c New Ifedseal (linjfhanis 12 l-2c ew (Quality (Jiiitfliams 9c Xoveltv Dress (ioods, tlie-vard 9c Ladies'" I Mack Hose, the pair 10c Ladies' Woo! Hose, pair 25c Klejrant Assortment of White Waists 98c, $1.49, $1.98 175 BIG BUSY STORES Says I to Myself Says I the J. C. PENNEY CO. Is the Place to Buy. WB LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW AT THE HOTELS Savoy. Eugene Pettijohn, Huntington; Jack Dackweiler, Mcacharn; J. M. Newell, -The house passed the Swoency hill M;s1,aml j. C" , BnnDett?' ,A- C' nWlntoU nrnhil.itimr -.!.. ;mil ('enn, H. V . Conrad, C. R. Anderson, hummervine; rrea reetz, wanowa: absolutely prohibiting the sale iuse of cigarette. Who's Your Valentine Moose Membership Campaign Last Might CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements. Miss Ethel Biderler is assisting in Iewliu's book store and helping take an inventory. Feb. 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. 2-8-2t Hand lotions, face creams, rubbing creams. Those that will please you at Silvorthorn's Family Drug Store. Dly2-G-tf; Wklylt Plans for the Moose membership campaign were started last night r.t The Catholic church congregation ' a meeting in the Moose hall. "Daddy" is considering a snecial St. Patrick's 1 Burt offered a Moose emblem I day observance, may be given. A ladies' minstrel ' watch to the member bringing in the i most members during the campaign. J. K. Martin, H. S. Hunt .Joseph; J. P. Gayer, Seattle; F. H. Chatas, city; J. W. Johns, Walter Brown, William Brown. Sommer. ('. B. Smith, A. E. Brown, Ben Et telson, F. S. Baker, J. H. Mourfield, J. I.. I-atture, Mrs. B. M. Park, G. M. locke, Bert Moersch, A. G. Witmer, Portland; R. W. Derby and wife, Sumpter; P. R. Garrctson, St. Paul; Wolfe, San Francisco; Mrs. Frank Harden, tie; E. Kamela; H. W. Smith, Seat H. Hutchinson, Frank Fox, ' Two teams to gain members were Spokane. February Columbia records now on formed, one captained by George Foley, sale. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 2-7-2t 1 Young, the other by W. C. Hansen. I G. E. Ahlquist, E. R. Van Dyke, L. i The losing team, at the end of thelG. Rose. W. W. Merriam, F. L. Fink- Feb. 10th last day to pay water rent 'campaign, will banquet the winnen. j lea, J II Kegal, T. M. Ramsdell, Port without penalty. 2-8-2t ' This morning "Daddy" Burt signed no .land; C. W. Allcbuugh, Boise; Jesse 'two men: Dr. M. K. Hall and H-.ir-y Smith. I,. A. Stoop, Elgin; H. D. Car John II. Rudd. state boy's secretary ' Bayliss. Iter, Baker; (). G. Hollister, Gurdune; of Oregon and Idaho, and formerly; Fay Smith. Wallowa; W. J. Townley, general secretary of the I-a Grande .BASKETBALL GAMES INTEREST Union; J. C. Jones, Caldwell; Bert Y. M. C. A., is visiting in the city. j Before the largest attendance seen I'Johnson, Fred Biown, Cove; Toy in the gymnasium of the Y. M. C. A. Young, Telocaset; George Brown, Ladies please read our advertise- for some time, two basketball games (Thomas Duncan, city: F. H. French, ment on page 8 of this issue. La were nlaved last night. The M'dcors ! San Francisco: II. G. Patton. St. ???? old Few custom are .so "-enerally celebrated as that of sending valentines. The origin is lost in the mists of antiquity hut the sig nificance remains the same. Val entines are missives of good hu mor, love or friendship. Our stock is very large and com plete and contains the verv latest sentimental and comic v a ri otic s. I letter see them e a r 1 v. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Grande Pharmacy. 4 2-8-lil climbed out of the cellar by defeating Louis mmm the O-W. and the ( omets continued to hold a death grip on the first place by defeating the High School by a close score. The teams lineup as follows: Meteors H. Stoddard (S), King E. Lyman, r), Chas. Reynolds (14). Ixittes; total, 4:5. O-W. Barton (7). Horstman (IS), L. Bradway (2), Brailwnv, Palmer; total, 22. High School Reynolds ( 1(), R. Lyman (21, McDonai.l (I0i. .ai- sen; total, 2K. Tilford J. Shipman. convicted of lar ceny, was sentenced to the state peni tentiary from one to seven years th's morning by Circuit Judge Knowles. I j ! r : - -i T- . NEW TODAY Announcements Attention Ye Eagles'. On Ii iilay evening next there will 1 Comets Xile.i (!). Rosenbuum (2), I "e ;1 ver' short business session of the Brownell (2(l, Di. Murphy, Bohnen- ! I,c11' aoiie of Eagles, after which' kamp; total, "1'. j there will be an old fashioned Eagles'' ' I doings in the banquet room, with plen- I Good music and a good time for ev- jty to eat and something to drink, and eryone at the Rex Satunlay night. 'all wtihin the letter and spirit of the ' oaricing cents. 2-S-!!t Mate none ilry law. All r.agles ale I urgently and cordially invited to come out and join in the festivities. : WANTED Would you like to engage in a line of work that will enable you not only to earn good commis sions but also to render a real serv ice to your fellow men? If so, help us to fit you to represent the Mu tual Benefit Life Insurance com pany, the best policyholders com pany in the world. Write Stuart K. King, general agent, 1014 Spalding Bldg., Portland, Ore. 2-9,3,10 THE "My Daddy says that that is (lie finest flag there is." little (icorgie Stone said that and von will more than agree with him, especially after you Wm. S Hart In PATRIOT FOR THE LAST TIME TONIGHT AT THE ARCADE ALSO A Wonderful Dog Act Presented liv CAYAIOS TOMORROW i Pauline Frederick "J In a Thrilling Story of the Northwest Mounted T . Police BAKER "V" DEI EATS 1 NION Union. Ore. Feb. S. .( Special 1--Tile Union Athletes defeated the fast Paker Y. M. C. A. quintet at Baker, Tuesday, 2( to 2:1. Frmn reports the Baker Miiad has several new playeis ! and also have mr.de some changes in their lineup, making a stronger team. The game was exceedingly close from beginning to end, tl;- local boy's win ing by their excellent team work. r . - f i V v ' , i ' -" -V . mm ' LOST Brown mare, 6 years old, weight 800 lbs.; branded circle two tails on shoulder. Write J. N. Kerr, R. F. I). No. 1, La Grande, Ore. Lly2-8-3t; Wklyltnd 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. $30,000 for long term at 6 1-2 per cent interest for loans on Grande Rondo Valley farms. See W. B. Sar gent at I.a Grande Investment Com pany at once. 2-2-tf Government Land. I have 2 fine desert claims under i new Warm Springs irrigation project r furnishing cheapest irrigating water ' in United States. Residence not re- quired. Trice very reasonable. See Ixgan at Securtiy Land & Savings Company. 2-6-5t ' Son Born to Mrs. A. H. Barnett. J A son was horn in San Francisco, i I February 2, to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. J Barnett. Mrs. Barnett was born and ! i raised in La Grande and was known as Miss Ruth Harris, a sister of the members of the firm of Harris Brothers. Let us print your farm sale bills. Money To Loan "Motley to lona fana laid, Lowest rate of Interest, Prompt service, Loan our own money and do not nell our mortgages or notes." Let me figure with yen before you place a ban, SS000, private money at 0 per cent. I will make your loan so you will know what rate you are paying, and not, make you think you are getting 5 or 6 per cent money when 10 to 15 p;r cent. Henry T. Hill Room 23 West Jacotacn Rds Our Want Ads bring results. Missionary Society to Meet. The Women's Home and Foreign ("Missionary society of the Presbyter ian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Kolert Kakin, 1812 Walnut street, February it, H17. A cordial in vitation is extended to all the ladies of the congregation. Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, a native Alas kan missionary for 2"i or 30 years, will be present and speak 2-8-It I GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ! one all the major and minor chorSa on the piano in one lesson by mni. ; You can teach other. Moaoy re 1 funded if not satisfied. Speciii price 1 $1. J. K. Taylor, P. O. Box 4E7, ; Portland. Testimonial: Mr. Taylor i Your piano chord instructor is a i wonder. My ten-year-old boy Uarn- ed to play all the major nid minor chords on the piano in two Jays. I Mrs. F. W. Jobelmnn, 404 Btuit Onk street, Portland, Oregon. Dlyl-29to2-6; Wklf8-2pd Lore, the girl nnstir to appear at the Arcade Theater Friday and Sat- Buttermilk for Sale Beginning tomorrow the P. M. & C. urdaj. Are ou in hue? Have you company will have buttermilk for sale lost a friend? Will I marry? Is he nt their retail window at the plant, or she true? Are you dissatisfied? ' t"lS 1-2 Sixth and also on their de If nn, ak. lxre. She has helped thou- 'livery wagon. 2-8-It sands; she fill help you too. SHERRY THEATRE Today June Caprice In THE COLLEGE COMEDY DRAMA "THE MISCHIEF MAKER" It's Full of Thrills and Laughs xjf f 'f f-f-f-f -f"f x 'i j 'if
