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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1917)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917 PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER H H H H A 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Dye Saves a Dime For Every Cent of Cost interesting: tournament is looked for. The reuults yostorday were: Frees' team, 21-21. L. Bohnenkamp's team, 19-21. Harding's t?am, 21-21. Dixon's team, 12-lfi. Private dancing: lessons; every evening; Zuber Dancing Hall. Phone Black 1211 for (appointment. 8-6-tf We pay highest prices for hide and : sheep pelts. Peoples' Meat Market, Ilia 1-2 Adams Ave. Ad1. 12-6-tf. Marguerite Clark in Snow White, Friday and Saturday at the Arcade. Many pintle do not realize that good which would otherwise be useless may be given a new lease of ser ice through the use of Newlin's Dyes These are modern, easy-to-use age dyes that will effectively color cotton, wool, linen, feathers, etc. pack- silk, Their use requires but littb effort. We can also furnish recipes and materials for the old-fashioned dvos if desired. I Come to our store when in need of any kind of office supplies. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 3-5tf Soda water time is about here we notice Silverthorn's Family Drug Store is refitting their fountain and making ready for all kinds of fine soda water concoctions and ice cream ; drinks and sundaes. Duily-3-7-tf-Weekly Do you have good luck with your Picture taking. The weather condi tions are ideal for good picture work . a, this time of the year, so if you are 'not having good luck lei. us help you I to an understanding of your Camera. Amateur finishing and expert cam , era instruction at the Modem Dark I Room. Silverthorn's Family Drug! Store. 3-6-tf La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPH NEWLIX, Manager Quick Delivery Phone Main 4 La Grande, Oregon Don't forget the band dance tonight "in the Rex hull. 3-7-lt Dr. Ralston. Dhvsician. surereon and I osteopath is now located in rooms 12 and 13 over Silvorthorn 8 Drug Store. Main 21; night phono Main 81. Adv. 3-7-tf Oddities in The Day's News Mouth to Mouth Publicity- Js bred from "Service" giving "Sterling" values-building our towincsj . on the foundation of Confidence, erecting our walls from material called batisi. tion and covering our business house with the roof of Profit to our customers as well as the party of the first part. Cause and Effect-a Natural law ap-plied here shows merchandise of mer it to be the cause and wagging tongue of a satisfied customer to be the etiect. ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES' COATS IN TODAY Apple Green ChMreuse, Gold, Checks, Navies, Tans, Coral .. ; $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90, $9.75, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $19.50 Also Another Lot of Ladies 'Suits all tli'e New Shades in Poplins ; Serg cs, Jersey Cloth, Velours $9.75, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50, $21.50 IN BY EXPRESS, ONE-PIECE DRES SES IN SILK OR WOOL Silk Dresses $9.75, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50 Wool Dresses $5.90, $6.90. $8.90, $9.75, $12.50 Ladies' Fibre Silk Boot Hose 25c Ladies' Fancy Fibre Silk Hose - jfc Ladies' Black Lisle Hose - 10c,' 2 for 25c, 15c, 25c Look out for those chapps better get a bottle of that Special Lotion for j g chapped hands at Silverthorn's ramily Drug Store. Daily-3-7-tf-Weekly Buy By Comparison J. C. Penney Co. Formerly United Store We Lead Others Follow New Man Added To Local Y.M.C.A. Staff work and was for a number of years in one of the largest banks in Denver, Colo. Mr. Link has always had a very vital interest in association work and this fact made it a strong point in securing him. The general secretary, with the assistance of several others, Geo. M. Link of Walla Walla Is Fi- j is outlining the organization of sev. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 'Collection of News Paragraphs Advertisements. and R. A. Delano, of the Portland Hard wood Floor company, is in the city laying hardwood floors in the resi dence of F. L. Meyers, Mr. Doluno has just finished an 8000-foot hard- Paris, Mar. 7. United Press) wood floor laying job at Hot Lake I Thirty-five different species of birds Sanatorium. j'were found making their nests in de- sorted trenches on the west front by We have a big supply in of latest ! fr. Arthur White, an American natur songs and instrumental music. Nawlin nl'ft. Book & Stationery Co. 3-5tf j j Manchester, Mar. 7 (United Press) The first series of volleyball games , Pleading for exemption on the with the new lineups in the Y. M. C. 1 ground that his nerves were bad, A. Businessmo.Vs volleyball league ' Frank Mauler was given, his choice be wero played yesterday nftr:iron. The tween an open air cure in the trenches teams arc evenly matched and a very!0" the jail yard. lie enlisted. nancial Secretary Mr. Link Has Had Much Experience. A very strong and helpful addition to the official staff of the Y. M. C. A. takes place today. The work has grown so large in th.7 last few months that it is necessary for this assist ance. The portion created will be known us the financial secretary and will be taken by GcorgeNM. Link, an experienced Y. M. C. A. man and known to many La Grande people. Mr. Link arrived lat night from Walla Walla and has taken hold of his de partment of tho LY g.xzfiflffffixzfiflfT partmcnt in good shape. Ho wan as sociated with H. L. Markell in tho or ganization of tho Astoria Y. M. C. A. erar community enterprises. Tnese will be given a considerable part of his time and the help of Mr. Link comes in very timely. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Sarah Fine of Elgin, who was operated on two weeks ago, is pro gressing nicely. Audmer Playle is progressing fav orably after an operation two weeks ago. f; Donald McSetridgie, six years old, 'j of Joseph, was operated pn last night .? for double mastoiditis. Double mas toiditis is a rare and dangeroun .dis ease. ; s Telephones Direct Motion Picture Army Cecil B. DeMille In Producing: Great Battle Scenes For Story of Joan of Arc, With Qeraldine Farrar as Star, Resorts to Latest Methods - Kt:imATrx. n ri n m em m m a mm r-n I P0nA4Wvt : ni VAU0BEVOLLE I Wflf W" i 1 "KB JUL Mi ti v ..- n -1- FRANK DARRO Eccentric Comedy Acrobat -2- MISS EDNA RIESE & CO. 4 People In "Our Career' 3- THE DANCING CRONINS Novelty Dancers DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In Adults - - - - 20c Children - - - lOo "The Americano " 5 REELS OF THRILLS TODAY TOMORROW First Show - - 7 P. M. Second Show - 9 P. M. DE !! I n V v . ' ' iau. .wij:iiiSiM-i?tf.; For the first time in the history of motion picture making an army of tw thousand photoplay actors on horseback and afoot was directed, in scenes representing the great French battlo of Patay, by a system of telepliones in stalled by Cecil B. Do Milic, producer of tho picture based on the story of Joau of Are. The star of tho production Is Gerald iuo Farrar, famous Metropolitan prima donna, who participated lu the midst of llie stlrriug battlo scenes. Usually It Is a matter of more than a week to obtain artistic battle scenes for the mo tion picture camera. Mr. Do Mille, forever facing the problem of making T PTrel0US tlme "f Miss Fnrrar- t00lc ' tn half that wn m f ;an f ArC I'r",1,,otl,m y installing on the two mile battlefield a system of telephone com munlraliou l.ctweeu himself and is slstauta. 1 u A BANK FOR THE PEOPLE The charter granted to this financial institution causes our operations to be semi-public. In conducting this bank ing house, we are under certain obligations, specified and implied, to the community. An implied duty that we recog mze is that of informing every resUent of the service which we are here to render. Every banking facility is at your command. You are cordially invited to call a.d discuss our perfected service. BAXKIN'GIS COOPERATIVE FINANCING The United States National Bank La Grande Oregon