SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
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PLENTY OF AIR
is just as essential to the life of your tires as it is to your own life,
Mr. Motorist. Stop at our store and we will properly inflate your tires
for you.
Beg. 17. S. Pat. Office
GOODYEAR TIRES ARE SOLD BY US
GOODYEAR SERVICE IS GIVEN BY US
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W. H. BOHNENKAMP COMPANY
Society
Another busy week in the social
world ended. Most of the entertain
ment being very informal owing to
the war cloud, but nevertheless the
first part of the week was taken up
by the Stockmen's convention and was
a great success.
On Thursday afternoon the Wom
an's Home Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church were en
tertained at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Henry on Fourth street. Mesdames
Henry, Kiddle and Bidwell were the
hostesses. A very interesting pro
gram on home missions was given and
after the regular business session was
brought to a close, a miscellaneous
shower was given Mira. IW. A. Winters,
president of the auxiliary, it being
her birthday anniversary. The Queen
Esther society, of which Mrs. Winters
'is supervisor, was also well represent
ed and who assisted with the serving
of the refreshments. Those present
were Mesdames Bidwell, Beck, Ben
glesdorf, Benham, Edwards, Eritts,
Fines, Bolton, Green, F. Smith, Reed,
Pierson, Kiddle, Leffcl, Wattcnberg,
Shores, Kammerqr, Grundy, Hanford,
Richardson, Fitzgerald, McKinnis,
McCormack, Vinache, Graham, Richey,
Nibargor, Henry, C. A. Smith, Win
ters, Payton,.Knovle3, Davis, Choate,
Chattin, Culp, Guye, Hohn, McDon
ald, R. H. Smith, Lyle and the Misses
Miriam Wheatley, Phyllis M.agers,
Violet Rush, Viola iBenham, Essie
Fitzgerald, Mabel Tutt, Josephine
Bradley, Avis Vinacke, Eunice Bol
ton, Fay McKinnis, Stella Ericson,
Gladys Winters, Marguerite Winters,
Jewell Tosier and Frances Pierson.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB NOTES.
May 1, the Neighborhood club will
hold a business meeting. Tho drama
which was scheduled for this day has
been postponed. A good attendance
is requested as many important mat
ters are to be taken care of.
May 2, is annual clean up day. The
club will co-operate with the city in
conducting a clean-up campaign. The
following will act as overseers for the
: different districts: Mrs. Stella Ingle,
I N to K, Third to hill, west; Mrs. R.
W. Logan, N to K, Third to Eighth;
Mrs. S. F. Andrews, K to G, Third
t6?Eighth; Mrs. William Miller, G to
hill, south, Fourth to hill, east; Mrs.
George Birnie, G to hill, south, Fourth
to hill, west; Mrs. Harry .Bouvy, First
to hill, west, Main to N avenue; Mrs.
George Currey, Main to N avenue,
First to Fourth; Mrs. George Curtis,
Adams to Main, First to Fourth; Mrs.
DeLile Green, Adams to Main, First to
hill, west; Mrs. O'Hallaren, Washing
to N avenue, Sixth to Eight street;
Mrs. O'Connell, Washington to N ave
nue, Fourth to Sixth street; Mrs. E.
E. Bragg, from the track to Adams,
First to hill, west; Mrs. Tanner, from
the track to Adams, First to Fourth;
Mrs. J. T. Williamson, Mrs. Buchanan,
Rev. S. M. Roberts and Mrs. H. C.
Ball will have charge of all the dis
tricts north of the railroad track.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 10, the
club will publicly tender Mrs. Turner
Oliver a farewall. That this will be
one of the banner occasions is as
sured by the fact that Mabel Holmes
Parsons, a most talented professor of
tho dramatic department of the Uni
versity of Oregon will be present.
next Monday and Tuesday. Adv.
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Beautiful stationery, the very latest
and highest class! brands, always at
Silverthorn's family' Drug store
where all kinds W books are kept in
stock. Adv. 4-23-tf.
Mr.
from
mm ieie&p m
Mrs. Will Dobbins are over
hir ranch near Union today.
tad
toti
isVs
MissVs Jones and Rabone
LadieB' Jweads to Wear. We are
now showinnan the new goods in
Suits, Coats, kflrt8 and Waists. Wo
make suits, coatf and skirts to order.
emodeling done. 3-12tf
1. . - S
I lliljLil
yd McKennon stopped off in La
Granite iub morning from Hot Lake.
Big iSoiVientine dance Saturday
Aprih,28, taber hall. Fun far every-
body.-VAdviJ 4-24-5t.
1 v .11
V 21
hours. It bids fair to be the most
popular lunch placo m the city.
4-ZO-tf
Camefeis aid alBkinds of films and
films dcVclopcv aim printed perfectly
and prorifcitly y persons that know
how at Suvertrorf's Family Drug
store. AdV. . 4-23-tf.
We pay! befit prices for second
hnnd furniluri. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE GO., 101 Fir St, Phone Black
8351. Adv. t 12-4-tf.
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he Coffee Shop.
The Coffee Shop is now opon in
the Foley Htel! It gives table and
counter eerviae land is open at all
Srager Sewing Machine.
ew and Vscoiiid hand machines sold
onNeasy terms. JNo interest. Kepair
work a spoJtnlty on all machines.
Chas M. ShaplWnp, agent, Foley Hotel
BldgA Phone Rdd 461. l-17tf
Cameras,) films and all camera
It Silverthorn's. Adv.
4-23-tf
equipmeri
"Hell Morgan's Girl," queen of
"Sailors' Rest" at tho Colonial, next
Monday ond Tuesday. Adv. - 4-23-tf.
AT THE HOTELS
Savo.v.
' E. R. Laing, Spokane; A. Anthony,
Misses M. A. Newton, Mrs. Wm.
Johnson and son, Portland; James L.
Woodell; John Couch, Wallowa; Geo.
Carlyle, Union; C. R. Lockwood, De
Bois, Pa; Billie Rafferty, Portland;
A. H. Iceland and wife, Enterprise;
S. W. Mugler, O. W. R. & N.; J. B.
Fuller, Portland; H. Hambleton, En
terprise; Mrs. E. R. Gaskill, Lostino;
W. T. East, Portland; W. E. McCoy,
La Grande; IBob Brack, City; H. J.
Hockenbenry, Portland; Bart S. Robb,
Summerville; J. M. Lindsay; V. An
derson, A. R. Hunter, La Grande; T.
B. Whitmore; G. B. Whitmore; G. R.
Perry, 0. S. L.; W. E. Robinson, 0.-W.
R. N.; Frank Giltnor.
Maxwell I
Sommcr.
C. A. Slabt, Seattle; C. A. Morden,
Pendleton; W. G. Calihan, F. Tiffiny,
J. A. Horan, Mary E. Bowler, Ben A.
Bellany and G. Kirchner, Portland;
J. E. Knnall, Cove; R. E. Edwards,
City; D. Kaplin, New York; J. W.
Willis, Daniel Boyd, Enterprise; B.
Parlett, American Express Co.; J. H.
Higgins.
Makers of Good Goods Only
Installed by Us with an Assurance of Permanent Satisfaction
Let Us demonstrate one Ask About FREE Heating Plan
We are the exclutive Round Oak distributors.
LA GRANDE CORNICE WORKS
Number 8 Depot Street
Foley.
Mrs. F. H. Wilkins, Joseph; F. J.
Marantah, E. Jenkins, Seattle; Mrs.
Frederick Cobb; W. A. Smith, F.
George, Boise; Thos. M. Dill, Enter
prise; Mrs. S. B. Williamson, Mrs. L.
J. Williamson, Lostine; Louis B.
Christ, Billie Nixon, Esther Foran,
Jane Worth, Francis Hoyle, Anna
Crawford, Margurito Becker, Arline
McDonajrh, Morey Long and wife,
Boston Show troup; J. A. Sommer,
Elgin; J. Bush; Frank Kerman, Jo
soph; D. Loree, Redmont, Ore.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Collection of News Paragraphs and
Advertisements. ,
Wm. Halsey of Union is making
La Grande a business visit.
A cure for the blues. The girl show
at the Arcade Saturdr.y and Sunday,
Adv.
Horrors of an earthquake, tho San
Francisco fire, terror stricken refu
pees. All these are shown in "Hell
Morgan's Girl" coming to the Colonial
725 Now
t.
$755 May 1st
because or the increased cost of the
high-grade materials used in the manu
facture of Maxwell Motor Cars.
and because the policjr of the Maxwell
Company will not permrfc of cheapening
its product
tnereiore tne prace 01
will be slightly increased
the Maxwell
as follows:
4t
J Touring Car, fro
Roadster - front '$710 to
r -
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725 to $755
$640
All prices f. o. b. La Grande
Buy YOUR Maxwell before MAY 1ST
and save the increase
Terms If Desired
LEIGHTON GARAGE
John E. Anderson
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