La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1917, Image 5

MONDAY, :TtJNE 25, 1917.
GRANDE, EVENING OBSERVER -
PAGE ITVB-
, When The
Circus Come
To Town
X1 Qr8 i"'"! I
Be ready with a bunch of Eastman Klois the film
I of quality, and be assured of the best results. ;
Bring us your exposed films for development.
CROSS DRUG STORE
'Hill WMM
I RED
courage and inculcate patriotism', and
this is only one of many evidences; of
it.
Singer Sewing Machine.
New and second-hand machines sold
on easy terms. No interest. Repair
work a specialty on all machines.
Chas. M. Shapland, agent, New Foley
Bldg. phone Black 1051. Adv. M7tf
Peoples' Meat Market
Wo pay highest prices for hide and
sheep pelts. Peoples' Meat Market,
106 Fir St. Adv 12-5-tf.
Coming Events
June 18 to 25 Red Cross Week.
June 22-23 Union, County Odd Fel
lows Association meets at Cove.
June 23 and 24 "Intolerance" at
. the Arcade theatre, y 75,''- '
Juno 26, Monday Dancing' .;, party
for Red Cross fund at the park.' Pub
lic Invited. . ' , :
- June 26 and 26 The Women of
Woodcraft District convention..
June 87 to Jnly 8 (inclusive)
Grand Rondo Chautauqua, La Grande,
cycle and auto races' at La Grande.
July 6 Union County Pioneer As
sociation, Chautauqua ' grounds.- All
day session. : -" v -
July : 7 National Education Asso
ciation in Portland. ;
July 14-19 North Pacific Sanger
lest, Portland. ........
July 13, 14, 15 State Editorial As
sociation at Pendleton. '"
July 21-22 "Speed 'em Up" motor
August 4 to 10 Buyers' Week in
Portland.
working very hard getting the affairs
down'to running order, and a little
i ' LISTEN.
Anyone who can use a small house
of three rooms, cellar, on a comer lot
40x110, 'within few blocks of school.
city water in yard, here is your chance.
A non-resident says sell. Price. $225.00.
La Grande Investment Co. 6-23-2t
Swat The Fly
Right now is the time to start your drive on Mr. Flyv, 'We' -are-prepared with ,
a complete line of screen-doors, window-screens, mosquito-bar, fly swatters
in fact everything you need to make the h6me more comfortable and sanitary; r
'.:.'',' ' ' ' ' '''";;,;J'-" W!- ., ' ,-'
Complete New Line 'Patterson' Hammocks
The best of the good makes of hammocks all 'aye'.'een: vnws and lay
For upholstering ; 'and
repairing,
and wall
cleaning, Black 8171, Houghton Bros.
successors to T.oe Bellinger. Adv.
later will send you a communication BkilT$1,1CSet
telling the good people of La Grande
something about what the bank is do
ing' and how it will "affect the farm
ers' interest throughout these four
states. -At,, present we have .applica
tions on hand and approved fori over
$2,000,000, of loans and arrangements
have already been made by the Fed
eral Land Board by which we will
have a continual supply of money
from the issuance of bonds as fast
aa loans are made in series of $260,-
000. Many of the Loan associations!
have been slow, and in
The Observer On Sale.
When in Portland you will find Th
Observer on sale at the Oregon Ho
tel riews stand and Imperial Hotel. '
back pillows, ... Prices
it j'ii-
$2.50 to $7.00
Timely, Items for Chautauqua or Camping Trips -t.
RED CROSS DRIVE ENDS
(Continued from Page On.)
paign today. "If any reader of the
some casts Observer" he continued "has not yet
. AMUSEMENTS.
Arcade Thejatre MltIon pictures.
Colonial Theatre Motion pictures.
Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures.
LOCALS
And
Advertising in Brief
RATES
Per line, first insertion 10c
Per line, additional insertion 6c
Per line, per month $1.00
No locals taken for less than 26c
Count 6 ordinary words to line.
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A Perfect' Day.
Today is bright and sunshiny, and
the air is cool and delightful not
too warm or too cool
better just a perfect day.
tho bank is getting the blame, but "given to the fund, why not make him-
the bank is placing loans immediately , self and the world at large a little
upon the approval of the titles offered happier by offering a subscriDtion this
by the applicants." afternoon? The. fund needs much,
k more than has been given, and we
Dance at Zuber Hall every Wed-. know, that all have not given who
nesday and Saturday nights.-: .-5-18tf i should give. So let every citizen of
Union countv take this last omnortun-
a koquk i or loc, a KoaaK at al
most any price you wish to invest.
Either Eastman or Ansco line in all
ity to become one of the army of mil
lions who contributed to the Red
Cross fund the oast seven rlnva. To
classes and prico3 at Silverthorn's . not be one is indeed a rivileee over-
Family Drug stoic Adv. 6-22-tf . looked and neglected; to have given
The New Star Barbers.
There are others, good, bad and in
different. You will note , the good
when you have your barber work done .
at the New 'Star Barters, next door
Levy-Vogel Drug Co. Adv. 6-25-tf.
is an honor and credit which can come
to a people only occasionally."
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT.
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. . ... . itwn' rfnva aoasinn. Pmm Iiom f ra
Beautiful stationery in boxes or in each the Gran(j Banker, will go to
bulk. Tablets and envelopes, inks, li
brary paste, all may be had at Sil
verthorn's Family Drug store. Adv.
6-22-tf,
Laramie, Wyoming, while Mrs. Mar
dall, - the Grand Manager, will- go to
Livingston, Montana.
The officers of this district are as
follows: Dicey Richeh, of Sumpter,
past guardian neighbor; Mae Friedley,
of Pendleton, guardian neighbor:
Perfection Oil .Stoves
$11.25 and $15.00
': , Paper Plates ,
' 5c Dozen
Japanese Knife and Fork
5c Set i
Camp Stoves
$2.25
' Paper Napkins '
;i8c for ioo
Tin. Drinking Cups
4c Each
All Sizes Tents
;;;$io.25 to $22.50
Fancy Toilet Soap
' :-; "-6 Bars 25c" "
COMPLETE LINE GRANITEWAftE, TINWARE, KNIVES, FORES, PRY
PANS -FISHING- TACEXE AT POPULAR PRICES.
GOLDEN RULE &
; La Grande's R. C. TJ. Store v
6 1-2 Per Cent Money.
$30,000 for long term at 6 1-2 per
a. Jx a. M i ; I
I a v iT. T wTT i Clara Lee, of. Union, adviser; Hollie
Ronde Valley farms. See W. B. Sar- I ti. u i ajj: t
gent at La Grande Investment Com- Wa, of Bak' c,erk Een
vmaj t m. ... . "i'of Pendleton, magician; Edith Adams,
New Star Barbers. " 'TO pt?nf ua!8
Whn voii are in need at a 'hath '"'KOJcv Trunin, i ouuiuiuii,
taK-mSSS: MfNaught o, Baker,
sage and want it done right, don't fail inner Bentinnel; Came Robbs, of La
t Vir t.h Mow star iRarhra. npvt Grande, outer sentinel; Clara Scott,
It couldn't be ,w w.vl rin.o- Oo.A.lv.. of iJaker manager.
6-25-tf.
. Foley.
,, , , , , ' , 1 The Foley is headquarters this week
AodaJts. cameras, nims Developed t n, w r xi.. tit Ci. .. .
f i . . . li iui uic uiiicii ul biiu truuutitiib nun
snave yuuiscu. una Drimea promptly ana penecuy amnno. thn. r-ieta0j fm fk. Jif.
iou win nui u. yvu ujr uic any lniwrmauon 'fguruuig wie worn.- ferent parts of this division are:
Barbers, next door Levy-vogei jurug mg 0f your kodak or camera will be Myra McNaught. Baker; Mrs. G. T.
Co. Adv. 6-25-tf. gladly given at Silverthorn's Family Tagler, Baker; Miss Edith Tagler,
Drug store. Adv. b-SJa-tt. : Maker; Mrs. Bacrras, Baker; Mrs. D,
Land Bank Gets Busy. I 1 1 E- Richcn. Sumpter; Mrs. J. A. Dona
hue, rendleton; Mrs. John Uienlict,
Pendleton; Mary Light, Pendleton;
Mrs. H. W. Schwarz, rendleton; Mrs
N. Roden, Pendleton; Mrs. J. A. Dev
lin, Pendleton; Mrs. Lester Cronin,
Pendleton: Mrs. M. J. Cronin. Pen
dleton; Mrs. J. W. Schoor, Pcndle-
New Star Barbers.
You should not
Turner Oliver, registrar and attor-' Rebekahs Give $25.
mey of the Federal Land bank at ' The Rebekah lodge at their last
Spokane writes the Observer: "I meeting voted to give $25 to the Red
have been expecting to write you Cross. The ladies appreciate the work
some interesting news about the pro- of tho Red Cross and determined to
gress of the bank, but have been make the donation. The Rebekahs en-
NEW LEVIES AKST5RILLING ON A FIELD OF TWENTY BATTLES
ton; Mary E. Johnson, Pendleton; Mrs.
W. A. Richardson, Heppner; Mrs. T.
Boyce, Heppner; Anna M. Jaerger,
Pendleton; Agnes Nelson, Pendleton;
Mrs. Anna L. Bishop, Condon; Mrs.
Nancy Mattingly, Condon r Mrs. Cham
bers Redd, Fossil; Mrs. D. H. Mans
field, Athena; Mrs. H. McAlexander,
Athena; Mrs. L. F. ,Lampi, Pendle
ton; Mrs.:J. M. Cook, Pendleton; Mrs.
Robt. Bettner, Baker; Mrs. Addie L.
Waltz, Baker; Mrs. Chas. Fleming,
Baker; Mae Archer, Joseph; Mrs. S.
J. King, Baker: Cleora Conrad, Bak
er; Mabel Mathews, Baker; Mrs. J.
F. O'Bryant, Baker; Mrs. E. W.
Coles, Haines; Mrs. F. D. Hall, Hunt
ington; Mrs. Clare Lee, Union; Miss
Nelle Conlan, Union; Mrs. Joe Carter,
Press) Tho new Pasco Union stocfcV
yards, considered among the most',
modern yards of their size in 'the
west, are completed and ' ready fW
business today. The yards represent :
u ; ' d o v' n investment of $30,000, exclusive- or
Haines; Mrs. S. ficharff, Monument; fV ' ' .mL Z
Mrs. B. S. Leach. Portland: Mrs. A.
S. Mardall, Helena.
PaBCO Has Stockyards.
Pasco, Wasb., June 25. (United
the site. bheds are
house 25 cairs at a time.
. Mis. Nellie McNulIdh, of Reith re
turned home after a short visit with
Mrs. E. D. Graves of this city, '
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Railway men say battlefields will
be popular this summer. Nobody
can travel to the scene of the Lick
ing of the Hohenzollerns, so Ameri
can history will have to supply the
thrills right here at home.
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, ties
iwith St. Augustine, Florida, for be
ing the oldest settlement on the con
tinent It looks peaceful enough to
'have been founded by William Jen
inings Bryan, but it has suffered
twenty attacks, ten of them regular
Beiges by the Indians, the English,
the Americans and the French.
The big green lawn with the queer
grassed-over banks and the dinky
little eighteenth century cannon with
their prim piles of shot, was the
pride of Vauban, the great French
engineer who drew the plans in the
days when the Acadians lived in the
pink valley with the blue river in
the centre, and the British used to
raid north at them from around
Boston.
Today we can wander from the
officers quarters where a picturesque
old British sergeant lives with his
cat, to the ancient powder magazines,
the sallyport, the furnaces where
chain shot was heated two little
iron balls held together by a couple
of links.
There is a Black Hole underground
Erison too, and if the girls are quite
rave and pretty the sergeant will
turn the enormous key in the lock
and let them imagine they're Lady
Latour, who fought D'Aulnay de
Charnisay, the pirate chief who own
ed this very fort three centuries ago.:
Canada has just about finished
raising her promised 600,000 soldiers'
for the Allies. The Nova Scotia.
Camp is at Aldershot, not far from'
Annapolis Royal, and often the war-;
riors of today camp out on the his-!
toric battlefields of other . times. I
when the line-up was different, and!
French and English were on opi
posite sides of the gamo, '
Complete Stock of Groceries Must be
Sold at Once
FREE GOODS
20c worth of FREE Goods with every
$1.00 purchase
SALE STARTS TUESDAY, JUNE 26 - 8: A. M.
Terms Cash
B. V, BASSETT
1602 Jefferson Ave. I X L Store; Across from A. B. C. Laundry
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