La Grande evening observer., April 21, 1917, Image 5

SATURDAY, APEIL 21, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Take
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ances
There is absolutely no possibility of chance, doubt or
dissatisfaction when you buy a box of
J Lowney's Famous Chocolates
The most exquisite candy that can be made with
scientific equipment, skill and the purest of in
gredients, "
Prices 50c to $1.00 a Pound
Red Cross Drug Store
paign with County Agent Paul Spill
tiian presenting- the plan to th f aim
ers of this community of keeping
farm records. Supplying them with a
"record book and seeing that they
carry the plan thniya, at the end of
the year. The hoik is summarized and
results studied for bettermtnt of their
farming.
Sirs. T. P. Nash, of Poeatello, Ida
ho, is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. H. Beebfl of this city
Joe Maxwell, on of the oldest em
ployes of the Palmer Lumher Co., is
in the city fiom Vincent. Mr. Max
well is brimming full of patriotism
and says he would enlist in a minute
if they would tnka him. He is very
sorry that he cannot remain in the
city for the big event tomorrow but
business compo's Win to return this
evening.
Coming Events
Woman's
April 14-21 Western
Consumers Woek.
April 22 Flag raising at 0,-W,
R. &. N. shops, 2 p. m.
April 23 Grade school concert,
high school building.
April 24-25 Cattle and Horse
Raisers' Annual Convention at La
Grande.
May 2 and 3 State Camp Modern
Woodmen of America meets in La
Grande. r
May 8. Competitive examination
at postoftke for cadetship to U, S. j
Naval Academy.
Onion, Oregon.
June J7 to July 3 (inclusive)
Grand Eonde Chautauqua, La Grande,
July 7 National Education Asso
ciation In Portland.
July 14-19 North Pacific Sanger
feit, Portland.
July 13, 14. 15-J3tata Editorial A.
sociation at Pendleton. , i
Picked Up By
The Stroller
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July 21-22 "Speed 'em tin" nto.
cycle and auto races at La Grande.
June 25 and 26 The Women of
Woodcraft District convention.
AMUSEMENTS.
1 Arcade Theatre Motion pictures;
I Colonial Theatre Mntinn. ntofnraa
June 4 Special Election to Vote! Colonial Theatre Motion pictures
on State Road Bond Issue of $6,000,-! and. vaudeville.
. o juuuon pictures.
June 8 and 9 Oregon State Bank
ers' Association at Marshfield.
June 13, 14, IE Livestock Show at
Wallace Kadderly, of the O. A. C.
Extension Farm Managing depart
ment has been carrying on a ca.n-
What a contempt a good ' woman
must have for a man who married hpr
to avoid going to war! Wbat an in
heritance to give to children s yet
unborn! .. .
ffed Cross Getting is
New Member Daily
f Membership in the Red 4
f Cross is- growing daily. Mrs,
I J. J. Broughton is an active f
! worker and she is securing f
-- members daily for the member -J-4
ship committee. Mrs. E. T. f
Andrews also secured more 4
4 members yesterday. The W. S. Ji
4" C. is also taking part in, the 4
4 membership campaign. The fol- 4
following are the members not 41
4 previously reported;
Mr. M. L. Carter, Mrs. M. L. 4
4 Carter, Mrs. Ted. Ludlow, Mrs. 4
4 Walter Parker, Fred Huffman, 4
fUg; Fair List Price. 3BW jga& St rreataJSSi
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S BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
I ERE is the Big News
of the Year for the
owners of Ford Automobiles.
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company,
having centered its 48 years experience
and knowledge directly on the problem of
making the best tire for the ford Auto
mobile, has brought forth a tire that fulfills the
special needs of the Ford Automobile, and doubles
its virtues. . "
It is the tire for which Ford drivers have been wait-ing-a
Ford car tire of HEROIC SIZE;
This husky tire. of Super-she and Super-strength lifts the Ford car to the
sumtotal of perfection.
taUrtr- It Is n 31-fnch bv 3l inch
tire, built with the regular five finger Black Safety Tread
to fit 30-inch rims. on a-Ford car.;-;.
That extra Inch on the circumference and
h full three-quarter inch in the cross-section
are just what the Ford car tire needed.
Treat your car to longer life and yourself to more enjoy
ment of the car by asking your dealer for. the Ford Car Tire
of HEROICSLZE: Goodrich's THREE-SEVENTY-FIVE.
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio
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Cost Little More
These hafidsom, husky
tires t littie more money
nuke DE LUXE FORD
CAR.
3:5(31xJX) .$18.95
is 1.0 j
Qnefch Tire. t Stecfcwi
L3
est in
the Long RurTjgllf
lUk Una Dtxin fat TlMs
The GOODRICH
fibre sole
for shoes
Qutweai$ leather-comfbrtabie-dny-waterpmof
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The
Stylish lasts that are reMlyJeemfortable and light
weight leathers that give perfect service Soles of
highest grade leather-p-and best attire, the reas
onable prices, - t ;;
"Selbv" White Buck Shoes .$5.85f $65 '
"Selby" Two-Tone Hovelty Boots ...$3.98 to $9.50
Just Received
Many new styles in White EeignsMn, Canvas and Poplin Footwear,
Pumps, Strap Slippers, High Boots, laglish Styles
Cleaners
For ail shades of the
New Footwear
Ladles' High White Canvas Boots, Louis heel $2.6S.
Ladies' High WTiite Eeignskiu Boots, kid' trimmed
!L... $385
Ladies English Last Canvas Shoes, kid foxed $2.25
Ladies White Canvas Slippers 98e to $2.89
Misses White Canvas Slippers,
Ladies fibre silk
hosiery in. black
tan, white, sky
and grey, 50c a
pair.
Ta GOLDEN RULE O
La Grande's
Store
No advance fa
our staple lines,
ledies and Miss
es hosiery. (Se
lect what yra
need today.
4- Mrs. Henrietta Day, Mrs. Nor- 41
f jnan Frees Mrs. Vincent Paim- 4
fr er Mr. C. 13. JSmamser, Mrs. u. j
4. 3. Emahiser, Mrs. H. T. Hill, 4
h Mrs. John Kidnauer, Mrs. C. f
S. Dunn, Miss Laura Dun, Mrs,
f. P. F. Dunn, Mrs. O. F. Coohdge,
4 Mrs. Claude Scranton, Mrs. Fred 4
4 J. Holmes, Mrs. W. H. Bohnon- 4
4 kamp, Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp, 4
4 Mrs. Hal Bohnencamp, Mrs. 4
Frank Phy, Mrs. Chas W. Gore,
4. Mr. Ellis Kirtley, Mrs. Ellis 4-
4 Kirtley, Mrs. J. E. Foley, Mrs, 4
4- II. C. Grady, Mrs. J. K. Wright, 4
4. Mrs. Will Grady .4
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NEW TODAY
America's War Dog The Airedale.
San Francisco, April 21, (United Press) The-German
police dog, which turned seout and did Ked Cross:.
duty, and at St. Bernard, which has been used by French,
and Italian soldiers, is to be followed by an American war
dog, the airedale, in the opinion of dog breeders and army
men Here, mere are tnousanas oiaireuaies waere .tuext:
are few police dogs, , .
Criiardsmefl and Loiterers Engage in Pitched Battle, i
Columbus; April 21. (United Press) Seven guards.
men and eight unknown men engaged in a 'pitched battle
last night at the State Pair grounds after two loiterers
were found in a cavalry bam, militia officers admitted.
FOR SALE; Furniture for five-room
house for sale at a bargain. Gall
1705 Washington. Adv. 4-21-Stp
rOS RENT Furnished house, 1434
Adams. Phone Red 3832. Adv.
4-21-lt.
FOR SALE Cows and calves. Phone
Biiack 381. Adv. 4-21-St.
WANTED Work by
Black 3782. Adv.
day or hour.
4-21-tp
WANTED Reliable man to work
about one acre of good garden land
in South La Grande on shares. Can
furnish .!! nacessary tools, horse
ami wagon, anquue 135 Depot
street. Adv.
4-21-lt.
Society
The Honor Guard Girls made about
$222 and cleared about $175 at their
dance last night.
Mrs. Lloyd Scriber entertained in
formally in her home on Main street
Wednesday afternoon in honor of he
sister, Mrs. Freeman of Portland.
Mrs. Guy Burkit is being
tained in Portland this week.
enter-
Mrs. W. R. Rhinehart and Mrs,
Elisabeth Donnelly entertained the
Pinocle club at the home of Mrs. Don
nelly Tuesday evening. Five tables
were played, the prize being won by
Mrs. Hermann Siegriat, A two
course luncheon was served.
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Mrs. E. F. Mssmas la visiting
friends in Portland this week.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Adella C. Roberts at the South Meth
odist parsonage yesterday afternoon.
About twelve of her friends brought
their sewing and lots of good things
to eat and everyone had a most de
lightful time. Those present were
Mrs. H, C, Montgomery, Mrs. Hodson,
Mrs, Day, Mrs. Kimble, Mrs. Trill,
Miss Hankms, Mrs. Vinacke, Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. Newman and Mrs.
Stonicar.
Mrs. Walter Schillings is quite ill in
her home on Cedar street.
Mrs. J. G. Snodgrass was hostess to
the BiHiken club yesterday afternoon
at her home. Sewing was the feature
of the afternoon after which a lunch
eon was served.
The chapter I. P. E. O. met with
Mrs. Brownton yesterday afternoon,
Sfi I : M w I EEET:
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ig-nttmg-
yet wholly comfortable
Perfect style and perfect
comfort that's the foot
wear combination you'll'
find In the famous Red
Cross Shoe.
A wide range of new
styles await you here
every favored last, pat
tern, color and material.
Come in today choose
your style, and try it. on..
Though this shoe "hugs
your foot" with the snug
jiess of a glove, you will
walk with comfort such
as you have never known
before.
L. J. FRENCH SHOE
COMPANY