La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JT3SE 16, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES E TWO Boys And Girls .Who Wants To See The Bud BryoHT Bbainstobms Peaches Circus Free Here Is Your Chance To, Go As The Guests Of The Observer AT THE ABCAIJE SUNDAT ONLTJ I. .! ARCADE 1 ; 'i The Suoumy" With WiHnw Lucas is the Title Ble. T This is a etory of newspaper ac tivity reform politic and tie under- touches and chaictrirations, that make it truly distinctive. Tbe plot in volves the zealous efforts of a re- porter vi tries to expose a crooked 4 .i :- to.;. ,. v. J.rt pvuuucu iui aujd t v -B " with the newspaper proprietor, who is io sympathy with tbe grafters. The reporter loses his joto aiQ is up KvervtiOflv tnrows mm f may be hard to teach an old dog new tricks, bat it can be done. A NEW HAT WILL DO THE TRICK If you feel that sleet and storms have left their xoarkjs eome in. First to get one of these Spring Hats while they are new and choice is complete. Second to relieve that winter worn bat with a comely style to grace your head for the next few months. See Style Window Hill's Dep't Store 5 3- The Observer Wld Animal Prise Contest -j. To the Wild Aniinal Editor: j- I fcerery errify I am no', ever IS years of ape and I submit -r . ......... names cf wld animals in your prire contest for "j f. free tickets to the Al G. Barnes Bir Four Eing 'd Ayiimal Circus, v 4 exhibiting in La Grande, June 26. J -j- Name ....... .... "j -j- Address .- (Pin on of these coupons on your Ion) ; Wh-ee-e, ' kids i vh i It. r. including his friends and sweet- i How would yon Eke to win ticket heart This becaube false rumors are to the AJ C Barnes Big Four Ring circulated about him. But thtore is ix Animal tircus, tbe most marvelous cir- T circus will begin at 8. 5 "f 5 Conditions of Contest. Here are the conditions of the big contest The Observer is eanauciusg holding a "good man down." Be em u tbe world, ; were lions ana for boys no giris nnoer u jwn w J....-V iirat,wr Ubitn -v-r and bears and tirers and leotards, and are. then there are eoroe "big doings." the funniest little monkeys end dogs Free tickets to the Al G. Barnes Big j Wilfred Lucas has the star role in ride horses? Four Eing Wfld Anima Circus which J this production, lie nas a unique yn course job tiuji m wb w vi yrm einimi m u uue wi e"" character to portray and does it con- these tickets, and The Observer is tine winners. vincingly. As the Rummy, who going to belp you do it - , fetters contained in the een- straightens out the crooked plot, Mr. Xow, read this earefuBy, every tence, AL G. BARNES WILD AXT Lucas has a make-up for his character word of it, and then get your pencil, MAL CIRCUS PEIZE CONTEST" that will excite considerable torn- ask Papa or Mamma or teacher to are to be -used in spelling the names mrat Mr. Lmeas is fast becoming help you, and get busy. of wild animals, popular. His work io " 'Hell-to-Pay , The Barnes Circus, with "wild and There are 18 different letters of the AuKtin" has established him Derma- 'domestic animals doing all the things alphabet in the sentence and each let- nently as or of the bright and par- that people are seen doing in other ur may be used as often as necessary : tieular stars in the Triangle comstel- 'etreuaea, is coming to I QraBtte ob ia one same. lation. Cove News Notes Cove, June 14. (Special) An aux iliary to the La Grande Chapter of Bed Cross was organised in Cove Monday evening. Mrs. Mossman, the first vice president of the La Grande June 2. It will come into town on Karnes of domestic animals, such aa ; iwv XAUJVBU uuue VI uvuui9;cuui QOg, UVJOVi cvw V&ky JC UVk i- jcars. It will onload hundreds of the lowed by The Observer Contest-Adi-imtitt beautiful animal cages, band tor. ; wagons, caliopes and banners, and at Lasts are to he arranged alpha 1 10:80 o'clock a. m. it will give a pa- betically and plainly written on one rade, two miles lg, w asthat ocM. . g'w5e of the paper and numbered. rade, two miles long. j The names of the animals must be Then folks will have time to go correctly spelled and the lists be ae bome and eat a good dinner, after companied by a coupon clipped from which they may go to the show The Observer. grounds at 1 o'clock and see a high Any boy or girl in La Grande and or under, may com- Peeled peaches, handsome, bright, soft, mellow peaches, free from skin. They looked bo good we couldn't resist buying all we could lay our hands upon. After we tried 'era we were glad we secured them. -Buy all you can use at this price ttiey won't last long. ' . . , -No. 10 can, commonly known as gallons 65c Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 . FARMERS PHONE B. 192 .408 North Fir St ' Cross The Track ; r ' " : .. ' grounds at 1 o'clock and see a higfi Any boy or gu tuapter, gave a stwnuui stating me . , de who Ss willing vicinity. 15 years nimory OI ine ilea vroes mwiieuv . . . . . ... , . ... " i rt I from the time of its inception, when " "iLTXl Lr ' ""-.Al.'JZ 7." - Company M Boy Appointed. Pendleton, June 16. (Special) Frank J. Miller, Jr., who is a mem ter of Company M, and who has been guarding O.-W. bridges Just east of Pendleton, has received wwd that an appointment to the Annapolis naval CHICHESTER S PILLS Florence Nightingale did such noble work in the Crimean war in 19tA and later during the Civil War in 1861 when Clara Barton made her name immortal by her excellent work , among the soldiers up to the present j time and impressing upon her hear ers the grave necessity of entering TJhis will be free for everybody. Then will come as hour of band music, and the Barnes Circus carries six concert and military bands. Tbe doors of the circus open at 1 o'clock. At 2 o'clock the circus opens. Then, in the evening, the circus doors will open at 7 o'clock and the atroear at Tat Observer omce at a date to be announced later, and re ceive their tickets. That great wiz ard of animal educators, Mr. Al G. Barnes himself, will be at The Obser ver office to distribute prises and you will have a chance to shake hands with this wonderful man jwbo pets lions and tigers and who makes the upon the Red Cross work wit heart ' v ,w SZj . ' Ji uY. j a anBOUl,' n P, , ,,,. ,f the audience. i The prizes are awarded according v m 4w' l:ZZ XZTZ ri 1 Mrs. Goodhue, also of La Grande, to the longest correct list the Methodist eopml church of La od Prise-Six reserved seat tickets Grande made a splend.d speech brm- izied tne auxiliary. u the circus. I Rev. E. O. Otts, chairman of the 2nd Prise Four reserved seat tick academy awaits him, and be has de- evening was elected chairman of the ets to the circus. cided to accept. He was trying for a auxiliary. Mrs. E. W. Pease, first vice Hill, i. Kr W4 bvM uni..V 2,71 fcclft4 villi Iiiur ttiUnm. VS XY 7i. ihr. httw wf rvmr . Af IhniW. A k r t(J lll H-Ttlf Jf VtAUUKU HHShU VILl.it. Ii. U I Jack West Point appointment but there was no place for him. Tbe young man is a son of Frank J. Miller, chairman of the public service com mission. He was witn tne balem 3rd Prise Three reserved seat tick ets to the circus. 4th Prize Two reserved seat tick ets to the circus. 5th Prize Two general admission chairman. Hugh McCall, treasurer. Mrs. B. E. Anderson, secretary. The executive committee met Tues day afternoon and appointed the heads of committees as follows: Civil- tickets to the circus. company on tbe border last year but Han committee, Frank Galloway; mil- Next Eighteen Prizes One general was mustered out on his return and itary committee, Mrs. Hugh McCall; admission ticket each to the circus, entered the University of Oregon last membership committee, Miss Eunice All prizes are good for either af falL At the declaration of war he Ramsdall; publicity committee, Calvin ternoon or evening performances, quit college, re-enlisted in Company Goes; finance committee, Robert Bax- So thirty-five boys and girls in La M and was made a corporal. ter. Grande may see the circus free. TIL I INI TUESDAY O'Neill 175 Pounds Finish Match for Purse Winner Takes All Admission 50c-75c Reserved Seats $1 Ringside $1.50 A R JfeS u A H. Christ- ensen 190 Pounds Three Good Preliminaries SEATS ON SALE Arcade and Hughes' Cigar Store CAD E Dry Wood, Poultry Supplies, Feed, All Varieties Seed Potatoes Highest Price Paid For Poultry SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCER. Home Ind. Phone M 734 Union County M. 291 LA GRANDE, OREGON QUICK DELIVERIES axe a feature of this lumber business. Wieo yon give us an order you can ''confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before yen need it That mmvm ao delay in construction, 10 waiting time that yon hav. to pay for Think that over. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 Just the Right Product for Many Purposes Can be found in .the Sherwin-Williams line of Paints and they all have the faculty of making friends. "Same as Last" is the constant request of the "Best on Earth" brand users. Come in and get a color card. OXNER'S PAINT STORE BEAUTIFUL FIGURES Mi-J mm to I: I h I -4i result from intelligent attention to correct corseting. Front Laced offer the world's best achievements in design and a careful selection of su perior materials to properly work out these designs so the style lines axe re tained during the entire life of the corset. Appreciation of the fit, style and comfort, however, can only be had through a trial fitting the hardest test. Pauline Lederle Sommer Hotel BIdg.