La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1917, Image 5

TJRSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917.
. LA GB&NDE EVENING OBSERVER
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taining bU)S2 PREMO
turn to ObwiCE T fiXO
Eastman IM-ras to
help younjoy the Win-
ier snows.
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Ut, and
iple that.
f-aL take pie-
wfth it
Come in aVl lekis show
you oneVf te
RedCrossDrbgStore
anyoi
asV'll as oi
roia Sosimpli
If some men had a padded coll or
two in ' their brains for violent.
thoughts: and keot them ther. thiv'l
get olonv better. Old Man Sago.
"ThTITeVof Mount Vernon" will be
presented by, the Icltoid City school at
I. 0 .0. P. hull. MaA-h 2. n m
Five scenes, ijuint Vostumcs, soups
and music. Admission 25c. Reserved
seats on sale at Kland Citv nos'office.
2-24 -28 -,3-1
Wireless messages are being Bent
and received at n speed of more than
100 words a minute by an English in
ventor's ' apparatus.
lwe Aay
had f
TUBE dp
best Prices for Rarnnri
rniture. DYAL'S FURNI-
404 Fir St.. Phone Black
v. v.t.it.
ing will be approximately 20 by 30
feet.
Mrs. A. A. Antle3 left Tuesday for
North Ynkima. She was called there
by the illness of her daughter,. Mrs.
Clifton Kail. Mm. Kail was taken
to St. Elizabeth's hospital in North
Ynkima a week ago last Thursday for
an operation.
Mrs. Barnes, who is very ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W.
hills, is improving very slowly,
Announce
ment
All the latest styles and best make
of boxed paper and tablets. For fine
correspondence, see them at Silver
tliovn's Fnmily Drug Store.
Daily2-20-tf
A Texas scientist has estimated
that there is more than 250,000 horse
power going to waste in the river of
nun suiie.
Coming Events
March 15, 16 and 17-AutomobUe
and Motorcycle Show.
April 24-25 Cattle and Horse
Kaisers Annual Conrention at La
Grande.
March 2 Demonstration wool train
at La Grande.
May 2 and 3 State Camp Modem
Woodmen of America meets in la
rasde.
March 17 St Patrick's Day.
Juno 4 Special Election to Vote
on State Road Bond Inane of 6,000,
00 for State System of Roada. Seven
other referred matters will be voted
upon.
April . 8 Easter Sunday.
June 13, 14, 15 Livestock Show at
Union, Oregon.
June 24 to July 1 Grand Ronde
Chautauqua, La Grande.
July 7National Education Ass
elation In Portland.
iinge
Sinir Spwinar Machine!
New andWond hand machines sold
on easy terins. No interest. Rapair
work a spe&alt ' on all machines.
Chas. M. Shatter d, agent, Foley Hotel
Bldg. Phone Bed 451. l-17tf
What is said 10 be the most power
ful explosive yet developed has been
invented by an Indiana priest who al
so is a scientist.
Wood Sawing.
Wood tawing promptly done, city
or country, j
J. J. Murchison.
Phono, Rod 372. Adv.
Money to Loan.
tf
On improved ieal property in Union
county, no dlys, current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
' A woman is the patentee of a new
post hole diggpr with a hinged scoop
to remove all Vhe loose earth from a
hole.
6 1.2 PerACent Money.
130,000 ftr lonk term at 6 1-2 per
cent interest fori loans ion Grande
Rondo Valley, f am. See W. B. Sar
gent at La GtandeUavestment Com
pany at once. y 2-2-tf
Just
A delayed shi;
German ware,
saucers, cream pitel
and bowls. All
15c to 50c. Si
the line is comple
ifecfiived
obienn
nauaina
kers, in
sizls at
elaovnTu
t4
L
of Imported
cups and
ilk pitchers
prices from
r sizes while
Golden Rule Co.
2-26-tf.
Jubr 14-19 North Pacific Sanger-
Administration Notice.
!' Notice is herebjf given that the un
. dersigned as Executor of the Estate
CITY NEWSJN BBIEF.gJ-SfantfiS
I County Courl room in the Court
lneetion of New Paragraphs aadj House in LaGrande, Union County,
:; Advertisements.
Wo pajhbetter prices for used fur
itnre. Phono B 1241. Cor. Fir and
Jefferson. Kf J. Doaoaoe . 12-20-tf
W. C Watkins, a prominent farm
N er ,of North Powder, came to La
N,.Om.TwlA tn lw hpra fnr n fprur Hnvc Mr
w: . r . -
watKins reports more snow in mat paiiy 2-28.
vinitkiHT than han I n o nwnnl to iuil '
frozen, '
Oregon as the place for hearing all
objections, if axiy, k said final ac
count and the settlement of said es
tate.
Dated La Grande, t)regon, February
28th, 1917.
E. D. WHITING,
Executor of Estate of Katrina
M. Larsen,; Deceased
We pa hii
, aheep pell
4J119 1-2 A(
, prices for hide and
IPeoples' Meat Market,
a Ave. 4dv. 12-5-tf.
Cove News Notes
Coe Will Probably Soon Have a
Newspaper Boy Scouts Organize
Troupe Ladies Aid Celebrates Anniversary.
WHh the doming of the cold spring
windsXchapped hands, faces, and
cracked lbs cuso much trouble but
there is aVemody and a cure for them i
in Silverthflrn't Family Drug Store .
eold cream 5 and 50-oent sizes, Cove, Ore., March 1. (Special)
daintily perfunteo and very healing. Cove's newspaper is almost an as-
2-22-tf sured fact. The business men of the
town are giving their support in a
Arthur Vickers of La Grande was ' substantial mannager. Advertisements
registered at the Imperial hotel, and subscriptions are coming in un
Portland, Tuesday. j solicited. The slogan "Three lun-
V , ired paid m advance subschiptions,"
O A, C. strab of baby chicks and seems well chosen and is nearly se-
8ettingggs, tfap nested the year careu
round rertrd up l 251 eBge Pr year,
Leglwrn
man.1
White
Orders taken
George Chap;
d Black Minarcaa.
Phone R-192. Mrs.
2-22-lm
Statidnery of quality. Tinted box
paper, anu wi - fi f t.h rnnaa mtincr
all sizes and prices irom fo , ,o ' r -"TJ'.. , .. .w if
The mass meeting held in the Mac-
cabee hall Tuesday night was not as
well attended as its object deserved.
However those present were very op
'timistic, the minimum number of sub
scribers and amount of advertising be
ing in sight It only remains for the
ete Cra".', nen Tawn to pound ito do their part as well as the- citizens
..?Zl . Sil-lwho attended to make what is now a
jpttpt;r MIiu aojyni ui 1
verthom's Family Drag Store. JPUi ty . w assured fact.
2-22-tf
All moV-reycle and bicycle accessor
ies at cos iNow is t time to buy.
Leighton GaAge. 2-17-tf
M. G. M. Stallnicker of Iowa is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. Or-
ton of La Grande, mrs. jtwo. uuu
not seen Mrs. Stallnicker for thirty
years until yesterday morning.
For chapped hands, roujrhiws of
skin, for the complexion, for sore hps
just try our different creams and
hand lotions; all warranted, at Silver
tm'nV Fumilv Drue Store.
Daily2-26-tf ; wecklylt
Misses Jones and Rabone
We carry aull line in Ladios' Suits,
Coats and Bljirts in the S. & H. gar
ment. ' f ,
We mak Suitu, SkirU and
J'voBses. A perfect fit guaranteed,
liemodcling done. M est New BMg.
Charles Williams is able to be out
again after several weeks' confine
ment caused by pneumonia.
Monday evening about !il boys and
young men between the ages of 12 and
21, met at the Mothodist church and
organized a Covo branch of the Boy
Scouts of America, with an enroll
ment of 32 members. The following
officers were elected: Dr. C. C. Pratt,
scout master; Morris W Knight, as
sistant scout master; Dr. A. C. Mc
Cowan, Frank Roberts and Pro!". Royal
Allen, counciltnen.
The next meeting will be held Mon
day evening at 7:30 in the Methodist
church. All boys in Cove and vicin
ity are invited to be present. All ar
rangements for the completion of this
movement will be made as rapidly as
possible. Sj
John Hacfer. Jr., is wroking on the
reserve p 'ilt out logs with which to
build a bu.alow home or his parents
on the site of their hillside home two
miles east of Cave. The main build-
week's illness with the grip and bron
chitis. George Baker has been on the sick
list for the last few days.;
At the Sunday morninir' services in
the Methodist church the discussion 1
on the "Failure of the Church" will
be continued. The subject for next
Sunday morninir will be "Belief in
God a Necessary Implication of the
Keason," Dr. C. C. Pratt is pastor.
Mt. Fannie grange will meet at
Shanghai school house for an all day
session Saturday, March 3.
Mrs. Huntley and daughter, Eloise,
spent the week end at the home of T.
j W. Conklin.
Mrs. Iaton Conklin and daughter,
Berl, who have been visiting in Spo
kane at the home of Mrs. Conklin's
mother, ore expected home in about a
week.
Thursday afternoon of last week the
Royal Ann Needle club with their
baskets well filled with "goodies,"
wended their way in a body to the
home of Mrs. J. W. Ingram for a gen
uine, old fashioned surprise party.
The surprise was complete.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of La Grande
is visiting at the home of Lester
Johnson in Lower Cove. Mrs. John
son will remain here about a month.
Tilden Booth of La Grande visited
in the Chamber's home over Sunday.
Mrs. Whiting, who has been stop
ping with Mrs. Organ, is visiting
friends in Medical Springs for a few
days.
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert and
Harry Becker of Lower Cove enter-
taned at cards Saturday evening,
February 24. There were 20 guests
present. , Dainty refreshments were
served. i
The Busy Bees Sewing club met at
the home of Mrs. Nathan Daron on
Thursday of last week for a social
afternoon;
The 19th aninversary of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
was celebrated in the snacious home
of Mrs. Wesley Smith, Wednesday, , J
clement weather 35 members and
friends availed themselves of ' Mrs.
Smith's hospitable invitation to be
come her guests for' the day, and
through her efforts were entertained
by a song, "America," by all pres
ent and a piano solo by Mrs. Wesley
Smith. A letter was read by the
president, Mrs; A. A. Antles, written
to the society by Mrs. T. W. Conklin,
and Mrs.. Hutley, stating that thy H
had placed in the Cove bank as a be-, 3
quest from their -deceased mother Vpef
sum of $25, the interest from which
to be used for the benefit of the Ladies
Aid society each year. I
A vocal duet by Mrs. Wesley Smith j
and Mrs. E. W. Pease; an instru-1
mental duet by Mrs. Leonard Towle
and Miss Dona Lund;' instrumental
solo by Miss Pomona Stackland; in
strumental duet by Misses Fay and
Irene Pratt; a pen-picture poem read
by Mrs. E. W. Pease and written by
her mother in hr 81st yar the theme
of the poem was the Ladies' Aid so 1
ciety a characteristic description ot
each member's work or worth,? "tor!
gether with her name concluded the.
program. . ; ',
As an expression of their apprcia- 1
tion of Mrs. Kern's poem, a motion
prevailed authorizing the publication
of a souvenir edition of the same with
a short biography and likeness of the
authoress. .
The remainder of the afternoon was 1
pleasantly occupied in partaking of
the delicious viands, prepared by the
hostess, which were made the more
appetizing by musical selections.
This store is indeed fortunate in securing
America's foremost , line of high grade
K'eady-to-Wear (iarmcnts for "Women and
-Misses.
GARMENTS
The reputation of Kedfern garments reaches
from coast to coast, not alone because of
their superiority in tailoring, but in their
style excellence also lies the secret of Red
fern's name behi so well known by better
dressed women everywhere.
FIRST EXPRESS SHIPMENT OF
Redf ern Coats & Suits
Just Arrived in Our Ready-to-Wear Dep't.
First Show of Spring
Millinery
Distinctly new shapes in eombhia
tioirsof grosgrain ribbon, satin aiidx
straws1.'
See Them in Our Millinery Depart
ment Today
NEW NOVELTY NECKWEAR
NEW WASH KID GLOVES
Redfern Spring
Coats
Tailored of finest velour in Gold
hade Black stitched collars and
pfr h pockets satin lining. A beau
tifuKQoat at $27.00
Oth?r New Spring Coats
$12.50 to $35.00
McCall Patterns
and
Spring
Quarterlies
Are Here
T GOLDEN RULE G
Quoftty t sainc-ltactt Gem.
La Grande's R. C. U. Store
McCall's Maga-
zine for only 20c
a Year if Sub
scribe Before
March 31st
ARCADE
FRIDAY ONLY
BIG ROAD SHOW
Alabama Troubadop
COLORED
Telocaset Personals
Telocaset, Feb. 28. (Special) A
big dance was given in Hess Hall Fri
day night by Mr. Robinson. A splen
did crowd attended from neighboring
towns. A two-piece orchestra fur
nished music and supper was served
at the Hyatt restaurant at midnight.
Engineer Pearl Brooks, of the O.W.,
expects his wife and son, Charles,
home this week from Rochester,
Minn., where Mrs. Brooks has been
under the care of the famous Mayo
bi others for the past month. Reports
state she is improving rapidly.
Misses Ruby and Winnifred Hilyard
attended the "Hasenfeffer" at Ka
mcla Saturday night, going on to
Meacham Sunday to visit friends and
relatives.
Fred Eames, a Telocaset rancher,
made a business trip to La Grande
Tuesday.
Fred Hooper, third trick operator
for the O.-W., is relieving Mr. Mc
Donald, dcr t agent at North Pow
der. Mr. Strong, from Alaska, is tak
ing Mr. Hr-per's place here.
Walter Mink, signal maintainer at
Tnlocaset, made a trip to La Grande
Saturday.
Albert Anderson will give a dance
in the H'ss Hall Friday night. The
hall is being repaired this week and
will be made much larger.
Spinach has bcr i termed the
"broom of the ctomuh" by a French
physician because it thoroughly clean
ses that organ.
Funny Comedians Clever Dancing
Good Singing
WATCH 1 OR THE BAND
-Also-
Paramount Pictures
THE RIGHT blRECTlON"
ONLY ONE SHOW
IN THE AFT'N.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
MATINEE,
2:00 o'CIock
ADULTS 25c
CHILDREN 10c
ON
ONE SHOW
IGHT
EVENING PRiCES
ADULTS . . . . ... 50c
CHILDREN . . : . . . 25c
Time of Pictures 7:15
Time of Show 8:20
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