La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1917, Image 5

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SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.
LA? GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Half the secret of good
pictures is the film .
See That Yours Mth?"
EASfMAfr&C
FILM
The word "Kodak" on
th'e spool end identifies
the genuine. .
Bring us your films to
. be developed and
printed ,
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
.. Coming Events
May 1 and Sf State Camp Modem
Woodmen of America meets in Lb
Grande. , , j iljr
May 8. Competitive examination
at postofflce for cadetship to U. S.
Naval Academy.
'est, Portland.
July 13, 14, 15 State Editorial As
sociation at Pendleton.
July 21-22 "Speed 'em Up" motor
cycle and auto races at La Grande.
June 25 and 26 The Women of
Woodcraft District convention.
April 23 and 24 Grade school con
cert, high school auditorium.
AMUSEMENTS.
Arcade Thojatre Motion pictures.
Colonial Theatre Motion . pictures
and vaudeville.
Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures.
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NEWS IN BRIEF
We
niture.
Jefferson.
of News Paragraphs and
Advertisements.
r prices for used fur-
B 1241. Cor. Fir and
Donohue . 12-20
The Senior young men's class of
the Y. M. C. A. have formed a Y. M.
C. A. Young Men's Security League
and are drlllincr twico a week. Last
Nyaning thewwere fourteen present,
. I ami although rather new to the soldier
gamVthe boys nro learning fast.
Died at Cove.
Died Thursday afternoon at her
home, Mrs. George Thomas, of ty
phoid fever. Funeral services will be
held Saturday.
6 1-2 Per Cent Money.
f30,00ufor long term at 6 1-2 per
cent intert for loans Vm Gran
Ronde VaUeKfahns. See W. B. Sar
gent at La dktkde Investment Com-
aanyatonoe, V . .. . 2-2-tf
Dr. J. P. Graham left the hospital
today, having recovered from a very
serious operation, tie nas oeen in tne
hosttital for over a month. He intends
to resume his office work Monday,
ikume his
rilkf
Pure Milk, and Cream company's
telephonerrtimbor is Black 2001.
Adv. 4-13-tf.
month and furnishes 5 nice rooms for
family use.. Owner must sell at once
is health of meiiber of family com
pels him to leave and will sell at a
bargain. Comparatively small cash
payment required. Balance can be
paid monthly out of income from
property. Address X, care Observer.
This is a fine, sunshiny day. It
akes anyone believe that spring is
mi
relly here.
WeAy hi
sheep pVts. VP
in 1-2 a
est prices for hide and
eoples' Meat Market,
Ave. Adv, 12-5-tf.
gooX soclta
kdav)
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every Tue
Priyate danc
Phone Black
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Atkinson and
ughter, Mrs. Earnest Kohler of
Union, are spending the day in the
cit;
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that tn n
up will l
da XI
Cos
'day
yu like
buV one
lVah
at
,1 dance at Zuber hall
and Saturday night
lessons every evening.
1 for appointment.
8-14-tf.
e soda water concoctions
ixer at Silverthorn's puts
urely please you. Adv.
4-23-tf.
D. Hanks of the Union Supply
among the Union arrivals to-
Do
don't, ;
edy.
Pharmacy,
to wear corns? If you
bottle of our corn rem-
teed, 25c. La Grande
ain.40. Adv. 4-26-2t.
J. A. Orton
from Union.
June 4 Special Election to Vote
en State Road Bond Issue of 16,000,-
June 8 and 9 Oregon State Bank
era' Association at Marehfield.
June 13, 14, 15 Livestock Show at
Union, Oregon. -
June 27 to July 3 (incluoive)
Grand Ronde Chautauqua, La Grande.
July 7 National
eiatipn in Portland.
Education Asso-
July 14-19 North Pacific Sanger
Zalbert Holmes of Elgin has re
covered from an operation performed
at the hospital and leaves for home
today.',,
All sizes aid Rulings of loose-leaf
memorandum! books. Newlin Book
Stationery, Co. Adv. 4-19-tf
The monthly priesthood meeting of.
thn tu D. S. church is in business ses
sion fcdav. Doleeates from all
churches of the county are in attend-
ance,
fcoonv
bfibest
For Sale:
&
Twelve
ern house
the town.
furntaHed mod
residence section of
onse pays ?vu per
Tha Boston Show Girls Is not a
mo vine cloture but a musical comedy
eomoanv made up of ureal live girls
and funny comedians. . toaturaay ana
Sundav at the Arcade. Complete
change of bill each night. Adv.
Mrs. Almira Shaw of Union was
among this morning's arrivals. She
is visiting ini the city today.
Two Shows Tonight,
There will toe two shows tonight at
the Arcade theatre. The Boston Show
Girls aire the attraction. First show
15 j second show 9 p. m.
Modern Woodmen of America.
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A Friend In
Need
Phone Main 56
Is one who responds to instant
call, ready Vo give gladly the
service desired.
the position we are try-
in thisVommunxty.
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DRY CLEJ
RUG CLEAN
Standard Laundry
Company
La Grande, Ore.
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This Dart of the program is under
the direction of Superintendent Lin
den McCullouffh. Miss Tozicr and Miss
Tho ViridinR will execute I
some of the pretty dances of their onurcn
is in the ".city today
"Do Not Mistake Cheapness
For Economy"
Real economy does not consist in merely buying a cheap article at a corre
sponding cheap price. With our unparalleled R. C. U. buying power, marav
times greater than any other buying organization it is only reasonable that,
we are in position to give you and do give you
More for Your Money in Dependable Mdse.
The policy of this store has always been and, always will be Better Values-'
Regardless of price with our unqualified guarantee of satisfaction back of
every garment we sell.
We cordially invite your inspection of our merchandise, our methods and our
prices, knowing that comparison is our surest method of adding your name to
our constantly increasing list of satisfied customers.
New Styles in Novelty
Footwear
Just Received This' Week
..With this new addition to our complete showing".,
of spring styles we are sure that you will not:;
find a better assortment in Eastern Oregont-.
Among the new styles this week is pearl gray,-'
vamp", with white top and Paris Louie heel ;
. ; ' j. i- i i" :
DiacK vamp witn gray lop, iieoiiu suie uu
.lish heel also several misses' and children's
tyles in,mahogany or black vamps with, white. .
toxs.
Ladies Novelty Footwear X ) Ladies' Canvas Footwear
$3.98 to $12.50 $1.38, $1.68, $1.98, $2.25,. $2.89
; Misses' Novelty Footwear Misses' New Canvas Footwear
$2.85 and $3.48 89c, 98c, $1.58, $1.98, $2.15
" New line of
Baby's Soft Sole Shoes
in all shades ..,
1 GOLDEN PUUL O
La Grande's R. C. U. Store
Cleaners and Polishes-
For all shades of
footwear
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recent operetta cAicert and somo newvWoodmen and their wives of the
ones which will givo the visitors an county and Royal Neighbors are
'enjoyable entertainment. Next in or- welcome at the banquet but seats
der will be that ' sumptuous banquet must foe reserved before hand at B0
served the visiting delegates and their cents a plate. They can fos secured
wives in the basement of the M. E. through W. F. Ashman at the Y. M.
at 6:30. p. m. All Modern
Little Honeu In a Compang Mood
if1
rfyf 1' . 'rki' 4 .
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C. A. by telephone.
At the banquet, Fred B. Currey of
La Grande will oe generalissimo and
the program follows: "Old Friends So
True," Charles R. Harding and Sex
tet; Toast by Hon. Senator Walter M.
Pierce, silver-tongued orator, Union
county's senator-farmer; Piano Selec
tion, Miss Wilson, La Grande; Wood
men Pep, "Rube" Foster, Portland;
Address, David Link, Eugene; Impres
sions of Woodcraft, Reverend Chas.
Edwards, D. D., pastor of M. E.
Church, La Grande; Royal Neighbors,
Mrs. Bert Oakman, past deputy su
preme oracle; Solo, Chas. Harding; J
Address, Chas. R. M. H. Kendall, Mc-.
Minnville. Short talks will close the ,
! convention. The Y. M. C. A. will be
I the headquarters and home of the del-
' egates while present and the whole
. town is to be turned over to their
1 amusement.
Two special features that the gen-
aral arraniremonts committee ta.
necially desirous of having st'nKBijry
emphasized upon the public andlodj--
men generally are1 that theTecflHtloa
is open to the public: Tha' ttoo-nmP
moving picture attraction is drawn:
big crowJi evetywhore and is excep
tionally good. No charge is awaemw.
to any of the evening's feature, lim
other fact is that those desiring:-
plates reserved should-do-it eatrji
They will 'be reserveai ior- ov 'craw
payable at the time ofc'tHeAarunjefc:. ,
Oysters Serve!
In Every Styfe
Supper, spe-
ndht Fresh
Crawfi?
cial. t
crabs anli oysters La
Grande Xsteiv and
CJiop House
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NLINED, and therefore easily
washable, is this adorable small
(town of white net, trimmed with
fine val lace and low girdled with pink
ribbon. The fascinating bonnet Is of
white point d'esprlt adorned with nar
row ribbon tbe shade of the sash and
a cluster of rosebuds.
Very new and different, so possibly
eligible for tbe odd claBS, is a charming
evening dress and wrap of pale blue
faille silk, exquisitely embroidered in
silver the wrap lined with matching
chiffon.
Somberness seems to be tbe tone of
the color range in afternoon dresses,
with dull gold, navy and black fea
tured, but a pleasing touch of color is
effected by embroidery in Persian tint
ANNA MAY.
'Off'the'Tray"
the lunch service recently inaugurated by
Union Pacific System
that is proving immensely popular, is
a new reason why you should insist that your
tickets read Union Pacific System.
CoffM , , ,
Sandwiches
Pit, ... ,
Doughnuts .
Hard Boiled
- Erbb . . .
Special Meat or
Fowl Sandwiches
(in season) soc
loc
loc
m All "Off-the-TYay" foods are of same high qualltv
as served in Union Paci6c System dining cars. The
waiters pass through day and tourist cars with light
foods at small prices. You will enjoy this feature.
Wm. McMurrmy, General Passenger Agsnt
Portland
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