La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 21, 1917, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1917. IFAGE'TEN. r;X GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Scientific Prescription Service 'When you are sick enough to require the services of a physician you certainly need the very hest treatment that he can give. He cannot give you the besi; unless his prescriptions are compounded from pure, fresh drugs. Our prescription department is equipped with dings, chemicals, etc., of highest purity and pot ency and; all compounding is done by skilled pharmacists who employ the most approved scientific methods. No better prescription service can be had any where and no druggist can put up prescriptions -.at lower prices than ours and guarantee absolute purity. passed through La Grande this morn ing enroute to Imblor where they will visit at tho home of Mrs. Fox parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. I La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager Qulclr Delivery Phone Main 4 La Grande, Oregon I. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF .doflection of Newa Paragraphs and Advertisements. 'A new and complete line of fine sta lewjttery. All of the new cuts and .tDtylea Levy-Vogol Drug Co. Adv. 4-124J. "ttArMf Ljfle, the piano tuner will be Saaca la May. Leave orders At Now Eas'o Book store. Adv. 3-23-tf. The ladies are invited to Miss Wait ing's to inspect the finest line of gen uine hair switches ever brought to La Grande. Adv. 4-16-tf. List Your Rooms. Booms will bo needed for the visit ors to the Cattlo and Horse Raisers' convention next week. Those having rooms to rent or who will open their homes through public spirit, call Pat Foley or L. L. Snodgrass. Adv. . 4-20-8fc. Ffcnsy plants in bloom now randy. Ea. Grande Seed & Floral Co. Adv. 4-17-tf. fVmsy plants in bloom now ready. Grande Soed & Floral Co. Adv. ... . 4-17-tf. ' Oirtains hand laundered, 50c pair, 03 Admms. Adv. 4-12-lGtp. 'Wrestling seats will be on sale at tho Arcade Tuesday and thereafter un til date of match. Ringside seats at Bert Hughes'. Don't wait until the last moment and be disappointed. Adv. 4-16-tf. There will be a rummage sale in the Presbyterian Sunday School room April 28. Adv. 4-21-lt Night Officer Christensen of the Po lice force who was recently operated on at the Grande Ronde hospital is reported to be in good health and is improving rapidly. Tubes repaired while you wait. La Grande Vulcanizing Tire & Rubber Co., 1400 Jefferson. Adv. ' 4-13-tf. New line fancy collars at Golden Rule. Adv. 4-21-lt. Harne Johnson, of Enterprise, was operated on at the hospital yesterday morning. The operation was success ful and the patient is resting easily. Mone? to Loan. On improved city property on easy monthly payments. Apply J. R. Oli ver. Adv. 4-7 lm. Thos. Williams, resident of this city, was operated on Friday at the Grande Ronde hospital. Profit By These Prices Now j We've had a touch of fine weather, b ut it may not last ! And you are enjoying a touch of lower price living since the.day the good United Store opened its doors three years ago BUT THEY WILL LAST There are things you can always dep end on if you are a patron of this store One price to all the year around the lowest, first quality merchandise with the assurance that no substitutes nor special baits are offered you. Thousands of different men and women have "turned the corner" and mad e money Overalls 98c, almost 1 dozeneggs with 2 pair leather faced glove s, 19c each 2 dozen eggs Catch theidea? . ' Bath Towels, 2 pair for Bath Towels, colored border, 2 pair for Bed Spreads, iull size Olaf Groupe, of this city, returned from a business trip in Portland last evening. While in Portland Mr. Groupe had the opportunity to view the "Preparedness parade." He was greatly impressed by this magnificent display of true American patriotism. Bunting and flags at Golden Rule. Adv. . 4-21-lt. Ivan D. Wood of Union was in La Grande this morning between trains, leaving on the motor for Elgin where ho will attend the Teachers' insti tuo held in that city today. Deputy is now ready to do your paper hanging. Phono Red 2171. Adv. 4-9-tf. Dr. J. P. Graham, prominent physi cian of this city, who was operated on for appendicitis a short time ago is enjoying very good health, the opera tion having proved very successful. , The water supervisor is flushing all fire hydrants today to clear up the riley condition of the water. All volunteer firemen ore requested to meet at the Fire depot at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow to take part in the pa rade. Adv. 4-21-lt. The Cattle and Horse Raisers' as sociation has received one hundred fine American flags to be used in dec orating for their convention. National Mazda lamps please your eyes and poekotbook, relieves the strain on both. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. Adv. 4-12-tf Come and see the fun at the Confet ti dance Zubor hall Saturday night Adv. 4-18-4t. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox of Union The Arcade SUNDAY Harold Hall, of Union, was a visitor from Union last evening. Turkey Dinner. Big turkey dinner at the Silver Grill tomorrow. Adv.' 4-21. Mis. Charles Montnnden, of Enter prise, is a recent arrival. She is reg istered at the Sommer. Asbestos luncheon mats just re ceived at Golden Rule. Adv. 4-21-lt. r. it. jJW-f WH: (". At, llo 1 ' II II II BUI - II II II fi Vl mm mm The La Grniulo National Bank is flying a new Aug that is a beauty. Pat Foley made a trip to Hot Lake last evening. Lots of fun for everybody at the Confetti dance Saturday night at Zubor hall. Adv. 4-18-4t Crepe Supreme the fabric that looks and wears like crepe do cheno but costs only (8c a ycard. All shades ut the Golden Rule. Adv. 4-21-lt A WORLD PICTURE DRADY-MADE FRANCES AJEiSOAl -.ARTHUR ASHLEY .."The Revolt" A picture version of the stage play of the same name that scored such a tremendous sensation throughout the country. A picture that has a theme that is up to the minute Last Time Tonight -- VIVIAN MARTIN In "THE WAX MODEL" Rev. G. L. Clarke returned this morning from Greenlouf, Ida., where he delivered tha Commcicumt-nt ad dress to tho class of '17 of tho Green- loaf Academy. Through the efforts of the Grcenlcnf delegation at tho Older Boys conference held in Baker last December the services of Mr. Clarke was secured. Ho delivered hu excel lent address "Tho Knight of the Inc side" to the class. Peqot Sheeting, bleached 8-4, yard Pequot Sheeting, bleached 9-4, yard Pequot Sheeting, bleached 10-4, yard . 39c . 49c ..98c, $1.49, $1.98 : 36c 1 ... 38c 40c ' India Head Pillow Tubing, yard - - 19 Extra Heavy Pillow Tubing, 42-in 18c Bed Sheets,' 81x90 - 69c, 89c Indigo Dye Overalls - - 98c Indigo Dye Jumpers - 98c Leather Faced Canvas Gloves 19c Men's Work Shoes L ...$2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 Men's Suspenders y 19c, 25c, 49c Men's Work Shirts '. f 49c, 98c, $1.19 Men's Waist Overalls , 89c 1 Little Store 16 Years Ago Incoroorated. Formerly The United Store 175 Big Busy Stores Today at the court house having rotted, it was necessary for some one to replace them. Bergunson displayed his pa triotism by shining up the pole and replacing the old. ones. Matinees Postponed. The Arcade tintf Colonial Theaters will close during tho flag-raising ex ercises. The matinees will be given after the exercises are ended. Rome, April 21. (United Press) Revolution is imminent in Hungary. Disturbances in Budapest and twenty five other towns have resulted in their being proclaimed in a state of siege. Receives Good Offer.. L. V. Rawlins, factory representa tive of the Chandler Motor Car Co., is in the city looking up agency work and awaiting the arrival of a car load of Chandler cars. The Weather. The weather: "Unsettled cooler." and I H. E. Laf!-:', prominent young man jof this city, who took the U. S. Civil service examinations a month ago re ceived ft telegram yesterday stating that he 'had passed successfully and ' offering him a good position wit'a the . U. S. department of agriculture, Washington, D. C. He will leave to night for Corvallis where he will visit with his folks of that city for a week, 'leaving then for Washington to begin I his work. All Women of Woodcraft wishing totako part in the flag raising, meet at the Eagles' hall, at 1:30 p. m. to morrow. Adv. 4-21-ltp. I. B. Rhodes, State Y. M. C. A. secretary for Oregon and Idaho, is in the city today on business. Hu wiil meet the directors of the local Y to night and the ministers of the city. I The following registered at the Imperial hotel, Portland: Mrs. W. J. Townley, Union, April 18; E. Jacob son and wife, La Grande, April 19. Hungarian Is Killed in Explosion. Pittsburgh, April 21. (United Press) Nick Follis, a Hungarian was instantly killed and three others fatally injured when dynamite ex ploded in Russclton. The police are investigating the report that Felhs was making a bomb. One of the merry events of the week jwas the dancing party given by the nonor uuara last night in the Kex hall. The hall was beautifully dec orated in flags and the badges of the Honor Guard tastefully hung from the balcony. About three hundred couples were present and the girls i ure to be congratulated upon the ' huge success of their first party. FLAG RAISING PROGRAM TOMORROW. Notice. The La Grando Public library will be closed Sunday afternoon on account of the flag raising exercises. Adv. 4-21-lt. Two local anglers, Rube Zweifel and Bob O'Connell will shoulder their r.uis tomorrow and migrate to the north at tho valley where they will wnp;i war upon the finny tribe. The weath er permitting they ir.tcni to make the trip in a car. Adolph Newlin and family are mov ing into the Oliver residence on Fourth street. Tho local Gun Club will shoot against Woodburn, Ore., in the regu lar telegraphic contest tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the Foley pasture Spectators are always welcome. R. R. Herron, of I-i Grande, is at tho Perkins. Andy Bergunson is nn expert nt polo climbing, the ropes on the pole (Continued from Page One.) Washington Avenue, rear extending west. Division No. 2 Forms on Depot St. head of column ar Elks Club, extending south on Depot and Fourth. Division No. 3 Forms in rear of first division extend ing further west on Washington. Division No. 4 Forms on Depot St., head of column at Ridley's Piano Store, extending north on Depot. Division No. 5 Head of column on Washington, op posite south side of Sommer Hotel, extending cast on Washington. .mvicmiu iu, u jueau or lommu on v asmngton, in rear of fifth division, and extending further east on Washing ton. Division No. 7 Head of column in rear of sixth division extending further east on Washington. Line of March. East from Elks Club on Washington Avenue to O Ave nue, north on O to Adams, west on Adams to Foley Hotel, north on Chestnut to O. W. R. N yards. One of the speakers will be "Farmer" C. L. Smith, who served with Company E, 11th Michigan Infantry with. General Thomas the "Rock of Chickamauga." ' All the lady Maccabees who tak part in the flag raising Sunday are urged to be present at the Eagles' hall, Sunday afternoon, at 1:30 sharp. 1 (Signed) CATHERINE E. HAMILTON, Record Keeper. NELLIE SPENCER, Commander. Adv. 4-20-2t Fresh arrival of clams, crabs and' OVBters. Steamed clams nnit rrnrlrMt crabs, fine razor-back damn. Knerml dinner Saturday and Sunday 35c. L uranae uyster and (Jhop House. dv 4-20-2t. All members of Jtlie Royal Neigh bors aro requested to meet at the K. Of P. hall at 1:30 Sujuliav tj fnlcn nnr in the presentation of the O.-W. R. & is. Bnopmens nag raising. Adv. 4-20-2t The La Grande National bank has control of several vacant city lots and acre tracts close to La Grande which they will rent to parties for the pur pose of growmg garden truck. Call at bank. P. L. Movers, cashier Adv. A.9n.tr For Sale Farm. ! Here is a good chance for yu to get a good 40-acre farm close to La Grande, with 5-room housr.'nn v.o and other out buildings, for $3800; $1000 cash, terms on balance. Ad dress A. B., care Observer. 4-21-6tpd Knights of Pythias Announcements All Odd Felbws arc requested to meet promptly at 1 p. m. tomorrow at their hall. 4-21-lt Eagles to Meet. The Eagles will meet at thpir rlh rooms at 1:30 to form for the n .W flog raising parade. Adv. 4-20-lt. All those who donate autos to take the G. A. R. in the parade tomorrow meet at the K. of P. hall at 1:30 sharp. Adv. 4-21-lt Modern Woodmen. The Modern Woodmen of Amorica ' will meet Sunday at 1:30 sharp to at-; tend the O.-W. flr.g raising exercises. ' Every member is urged to attend. I H. E. DIXON, Couasul. ! 4-20-21 Will meet Sunday 1 p. ni. in their Castle Hall, to attend O.-W. R. N. shlopmen Flag Raising. w. d. McCarthy Chancellor Commander PYTHIAN SISTERS Will meet at J. R. Oliv er's office, 1:15, to at tend Flag Raising. DELLA harnden M. E. C.