La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT n . WEDNESDAY; JULY, limi! ,3aV GRANDE - EVENING OBISERVER 7 lis Talcum There l8nbtjiingbetter .or the toilet or nursery than a delight 'tful talcum powder. It is good for the ekiji aiadjltasant to use. is a pure antiseptic, powder of impalpable fineness. It is heal ,ng, cooling and refreshing in effect; especially desirable as a face powder., in ;hot weather, as it does not;tfi$$e in perspira tion or clog; thei pores of the skin. &JAiK: V aerial at the Colo.iiul tonight. Read ju in the Observer. Every episode coin plete in itself. Adv. Squibb's alcum Conies Jn.Vfob , ci.TJnacented-'' aftd. Red Gross - J. L. Mars, real estate and rent agent buys and moves house. Prices talk. Adv., ... ,., ..-fl-7-tf r.i , ; , . . :. , ';-' Shoe Sale.'' ' ' A few dozen nf Tf -L. ' losing out at tl.oo ti tsisn. arnaU sites leftThe Toggery. Adv. . ' : 7-7-5t Magnetic Healer. y-;-r. ..."' Why suffer when fur can be had? Prof. C. H. Jonas. - mumstl. will be at the Grande Ronde Valley House on Tuesdays and Wednesdays vi;u wcck. iaov. .wed. and Sat 1 mooi '.. V. ? s . will be returned to you at tho Colonial theatre on Friday and Saturday. Adv 7-n-tf. 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. 130,000 for long term at tf 1-2 per cent interest for Ronde Valley farms. . See W. B. Sar gen at La Granite investment Com pany at once. A ; ' 2-2-tf i - '. 'v- 'SCOOTY" DJJTTON; LEAVES HOSPITAfc lFOR RANCH '"ScOOtv" Duftrtn! mhn. lio-l broken about three: the hospital thia TDprninff and was taken to tha AITipw- UimtAi t HnH . t cau.u where he will recuperate. "Scooty played with the;famoua O. A. C foot ball eleven that 6eat Michigan two years ago but probably is out ,pf col lege football although h "haft two' more years to nlav. Hio la arv. was broken in the first real game of the season last year, the Multnomah- V. A. X,.. waa rebroken In tha Which k ticles recently taken from residents of La; Grande ares Five ladies' hand i baW, two emerald rinira. , one necklace. These have been .found the Colonial theatre on Friday ahd! ' ?' - - . gaturday. Adv. ... . -..; 7-Jl-tf. EVERETT KNOWLES RETURNS For tan anTsTuse a jar of ' hHOME 'TOR A .BRIEF VISIT good, cold cream or thn mniuMn r i. . .. - .cioam to, whiten tha Mn-mt rf..' Judge r!- ... .. . ... Adv. 4.v , ! . i. ,7.. "'vvv xvuyvy iea, me son 01 judge &7hJ ! L"; l Tpy S'k Kndwle8 and well known young man . cold and vanishing creams. flf this.city, has returned for a short IDrug Store Try the , ChineaA Grande Restaurnnt. AAv vm qi (-IU-TI. , nfAV af fihnnf Ian I a. to TP.. . " j called home as a witness in the trial ? m 9? i of, Chm Bin' a chinaman who is on iruu at me present time. Young Knowles is a member of the navy, havinor oined jVnnf tlivo. j months ago. He is stationed at San I Diego, California. He says that ho Coming Events July 14-19 North Pacifte Sanger- t.m,, roruana. July 13, 14, 15 State Editorial As sociation at Pendleton. July 15 Applications for commis sions in army training camp must be in. ' July 18 Dance at Rex Hall for the benefit of La Grande Hospital unit July 21-22-"Speed 'em Up" motor cycle and auto races at La Grande. August 4 to 10 Buyers' Week in Portland. AMUSEMENTS. Arcade Thejatre Motion pictures. Colonial Theatre Motion pictures. Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures, LOCALS & Advertising: in Brief ' RATES . .' Per line, first insertiorf-. .... 10c Per line, additional insertion 6c Per line, per month $1.00 No locals taken for less than 25c Count 6 ordinary words to line. Goggles, all kinda of driving glass es. . Just the. thing , to protect your eyes from the strong light and the dust. Get them at SUveruhorn's Adv 7-10-tf Letters From the Front The Observer wnuM. 1IVa "letters from the front" from the L.m .1. 1 . . . ... nave voiunwerea tn the ,ik " lhR nBVV r. -r rmy, navy, marine corps or other ' n" r 7 1..T T I 1 . r . . Well Tlleaspd urlfli li a nnuM umncnoa oi uacte sams service. . . ."" r wui,ii Adv. " 6-8-tf. Second Hand Furniture. , . ' We pay best prices for second hand furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black 1351. Adv. - . l2-4tf. . 4- ! 4 SCREENS FOR WINDOWS Made to order at reasonable prices. Red 3521, C, J. Matthies. . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 i 4" 4- : .4 4 4-.4- Shoe Sale. A few dozen of Harlnw shiiM ottt closine out at 1.00 in Info nf small sizes left. The Toggery. Adv. , 7-7-5t. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea' I Remedy.-. : , . -Now is the time to buy a bottle of this- remedy so as t. be. prepared in case that any , one of your family should have an attack of colic or diar rhoea during the .summer : months. It is worth a hundred times its .cost when needed. Adv. . . .. You Can Realize Hot Weatfcer Coni ; ; fort in One of the New Sum i Y'xQ mer Models of theAS-Hj'S- - Famous ; S Rust Proof UT arner ":LL torsets 1' WARNER'S (Gilt Edge): ;;; BRASSIERES' are perfectly tal lored and daintily finished. ; v 50c to 65c' COMFORTABI.'fl For dance or tennis. for hbuw wear and general satisfaction -pliable, ' "cool, witfi. -just-enough support.;, ; 'J::;,V ftV W&XiW vtwju uAjua-r-xm snape is, not sacrificed tothC r .,? coiqfort oia Warner's Corset Your'frockVtlS; : a fashioiaabte foundation. ' :Viv .i :SJ!- SERVICE It will .rear. Tho fabric will pot tear,- ; the bones will not rut nor-push through.-, ''i '..YOU CANWASH A WARNER'St t-r- Front and back lace models in all weigh ts. PriWH " on Warner's range from :.........$1.00 to $3JB0 , Warner's Perfection Waists 68c to $1.25 See Our New Line Bathing Suits and Caps White Footwear in all the popular styles .. See the Window T GOLDEN PULE O La Grande's R. C. U. Store New shipment the popular Japanese Sun Hats .Just Received Society and! Pcitsonal 4j 4, 4- 4 4 4 : . ANNOUNCEMENT, Bathin? cans, new Hpcio-nu "all ml. ors just anived. Prices from 25c to x at euvennorn's. aov. 7-10-tf. Dance at Zuber Hall every Wed nesday and Saturday, nights. 6-18tf Singer Sewing Machine. ' . new ana second-hand machines sold on easy terms. No interest. Repair work, a- specialty on all machines; Chas. M. Shanland. airent Vtnr WnUv Bldg. Phone Black 1051. Adv. l-17tf ' Shoe Sale. ; -J. ' A few dozen of Harlow nhnea Ufi - closinsr out at SI. Of) tn SS.Kn- lna f small sizes left. The Toggery. Adv. Shoe Sale. . A few dozen of Harlnw nhnM closine out at tt.00 in S Kft. -t small sizes left. The Toggery. Adv. i '-:T-7-5t. Social and club news for thin JU 4 department should be given, to. 4 the Observer by phone or other- 4 Wise, during the forenoon. Such 4 news turned in after 12 o'clock, 4" 4 noon, will frequently have to bo 4 4 held for publication the follow- 4 4- ihjr day. . ; 1 ' -.A 4v 1 . 4. 4....4rj4: 4 4 j. w mgram, of Cove, .is at the Savoy, j - ; ' ' Miss. Johnson, of Enteroriae. ia at the Fole'y. "- - ,. Wednesday eveninc. Julv 1R fm- tVio benefit of the La Grande Hosnital Corps', Company Fund. The Honoi Guard Girls a.re selling the tickets. -.hv;t " .... i Miss1 Eva Rulby, of the Western Un- son-.stair, is in the hospital. She was operated on lost night for appendi citis. She was well Sunday and was taken ill Monday nieht and was on. erated on last night. She is getting along well today. , , ; The many friends of Mr. and Mrs summer in the potato patch and wheat (field, according to Percy E. Arlett, one a A? . 1 i. i.: i.. . i .' . m wi viiudc invab actively viigttgeu ai for warding the plan. He suggests that an "arummers" give their vacation to the' government in the food pro duction drive and that employers lengthen the vacation period of the drummers to four or six weeks. Three thousand city and traveling salesmen in British Columbia, Washington, Ore gon and Idaho could hoe quite a gar den, Arlett opines. Money to Loan. Dance at Znber Hall evrtrv Wed nesday and Saturday nights. - 6-18tf to t ... .i . . ". " . .Z. i T . .... rresn iruira, canta oupe sundae. On improved real property in Unfcin I .uu. . a i ' - u fountain. Adv. 7-10-tf. Grande Investment Co. Adv. i m The Observer On 8ale.. ' ; . , -J. L. . When in Portland you wll find Tbj 7-1 1-3 1. Observer on sale at the nramn. TT tel news stand and Imperial Hotel. . SHOE SALE I t .. j ' A few dozen of Harlow shoes left; The Iron Claw Tonight ' '; " 1 ; closing out at $1.00 to $5.50; lota of See the Iron Claw, the fascinating email sizes left. The Toggery. Adv. serial at the Colonial tonight. Read v ' 7-7-Bt it in the Observer. Every episode com- . . " . plete in itself. Adv. 7-ll'.2t This is the , time to get busy with '. your camera. Take pictures while on Pure Milk. Phone Red 1971. your vacation and when you return The Pure Milk and Cream Co.'s let the Silverthorn Family Drug store phone is now Red 19771. Adv 6-23-tf. do your developing and printing in s tfieir modern dark room. Adv.7-10-tf Have you lost any articles of ' value? If so, your property may have The Iron Claw Tonight . been found on "The Girl in the See the Iron Claw, the fascinating Checked Coat." Upon identification it Farms wanted MARS. Adv. to - sell. Mrs. Joe Pfeffier. of Wallowa, in at the .Foley. '' " V , ,.' . , EB.' Cline. of'UhibnV i'ittnirtner '''it ....... .o i.(nw.vj AI Doidae. of Hood Kiver'. ia &v. ing at the Foley." - J. C; Bowser, of - Pendleton, "ii ieg--isiered'ati the Savoy. ' ' f-5 '" ' Charles! A. Montandon.v:.;of ' Enter the Sommer: ' : : . Montana Horses To Fast . Helena, Mont., July 11. (United Press) Montana horses are too fast for Hjelmar Woien. He was employed iTohta Crymea will be glad to hear that , company at Hogan. . He tried to ride a MiriJ'ahd Mrs. Orymes are father and ' locned horse and lanted about a min- mother of a 9-pound baby boy horn July' 1. Mr. Crvmea. . ia a Rtinrlnv School evangelist and formerly had his Aeadquarters in La Grande. Re cently Mr. and Mrs. Crymes moved to .Seattle.'.' . prise;' is ' ijt W. W. S'tephens and J. T. Union are at the Savoy. ' Reeves, of J. C. Blnckinton and L. Braden: of Imbler, ;are at the Savoy. 1 , . : L. E.: Caul and .. Rav Gillanhv. rf Baker, arei staying. , at . the Sommer. Maxine Workman, L. Goldinsr . and J. M. Mink, of Elgin, are, registered at the Savoy. ' - i . ' '. Entepnrise residents registered at the Savoy are: Edward Miles, H. Fisher, L. F. Kelly and E. Compton. A dance will be given at Rex hall VMM Richey Piano House Opposite Sommer House AM PICO REPRODUCING PIANO Music reproductions from the greatest artists in the world. Reproduced with the different Artists' interpretation, with the exactness of expression and touch, that defies any criticism. Call for a demonstration of this wonderful instrument. - , .Last night the choir of "the Baptist :church and friends, gave a very pleaB ,ant surprise to Mrs. Dr.'.Starba; Dr. StaSbflihas been orcraniat for the Rnn. Ltist church for sometime but has re- 9ignea as sne ib going, to . Fendleton to uve ana the party last night was feally a farewell. A musical program was rendered which .was annreclated by. all present. Refreshments were al so served. The pastor, Reverend Tick-.: ner presented Dr. Starba with a silver ladle in behalf of the Baptist Women's Outlook Circle. Dr. iStarba will lanv.. for Pendleton tomorrow anendino- her lapt night with Mrs. Tickner the pas tor's wife. r ntA and a nnlf. ToHnv ia hn.q An file here a suit for $11,00 Oagainst the Gil lette Ranch oomnanv. allecintr that he was permanently injured. Staff CapUin Gale To Speak. lfr. Gala, staff cantaln. will anealc tonight at 8:00 o'clock in the Salva tion Army hall, on her early exper iences in the Salvation Army work. HAMPTON ELECl'ED. (Continued from Page One) necessary for me at this time to 're sign from my position in La Grande. Some to take effect at onoe. I wish ' with my tresltrnation to exnrees tfD . preciation for many kindnesses - i-; ceived from the board. Letter follow- ' ing. . LINDEN McCULLOUGH. .... . AIRPLANES DROP BOMBS' " London, June 11. (United Press- LDirAr.t nitn nn ' ih TiirWvIimMta. . cruiser Goeben were made in an. arkia "v attack, against tho enemy fleet- in Golden Horn, the admiralty announc ed. , . . The attacking air fleet was undaaa- aged. ; ' :v yV; ,-.."..v ; - Bior exDlosions were ohsemmf due ling the attack. Other ships were hHP . .. .. Doing Good. Few medicines have met with more favor or accomplished more good than Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. John- F. Jantzen, Delmeny, Sask., says of it, "I have used Cham berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy myself and in my family, and can rec ommend it as being an exceptionally fine preparation." Adv. Northwest News Big Strike at Dixie Meadows. Prairie City, July 11. (Special) 'Word has been received from the Dixie Meadows, mine to tho effect that there has been a big strike made on the lower level of ore that will en $100 to the ton. The report is prob ably correct and good news to every one. - FOOD CONSERVATION IS SOUGHT 4- 4v4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4- 4 4 4 4- 4- :4 Jk .... . ,' To the Food Administrator, Washington, D. C.i " 4 I am glad to join in the service of food conservation fonour "4" nation, and I hereby accept membership in the United States Food Ad-' ministration in the conduct of my household, insofar, as my circuro- stances wiJI permit. ' . . itti '4 ' Name . i .t. .. ..,. J.f....if ; . - Address j . . Number in household Do you employ a cook ? . . .;.''. . " Occupation of breadwinner ....i. .. .-4 Will you take part in authorized neighborhood movements for food 4i conservation? ' I 4" flt.w. ...... H , 1 4 , MM . . . . . ..X aiicio un nu ikob or uues to db paia. ine rooa Aomininiration: wishes to have as members all of those actually handling food in the home. . . M A TO 1 1 J 1 .' A i nr ... m-. ..... - man mj to Auminisiraior, wasningxon, u. Kii rree instructions ' and household tag to hang in your windo-v will be mailed forthwith. Tam Minta n4-l. 111 i . l . . ... . . . . . .. .... .vmw n.w. jfvu. i;iu.ei.iii-jiii. wni uring uie oriiciai zowi aomima tration button. , ... . . . . . . , . - , ' '4 4 4. 4 4 4,. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 4 , 4 4 , Baker Organizes. Baker, July 11. (Special) At a largely attended meetintr at the cifcv hall Monday eveninc nreliminnrw stops were taken toward the organiza tion of the Baker County Public Safe ty committee and a eommttra mimed to draw up by-laws which will be re ported at another meeting this even ing, at which all patriotic citizens are urged to be present. Pianos & Player Pianos' Talking Machines , Sewing Machines Guardsmen Mustered In. Washington. D. C .Tulv ll.-t-ffino. cial) The National Guard will, be mustered into Federal service August 5th. .. , ; , . .. Portland. Ore.. July 10. With the hoe replacing the grin, traveling salesmen of the Pacific Northwest are anxious to serve their country this Harness Shop Tents, Wagon Covers, Canvas, Rope, Leg Aprons, Cruisers Pack Bags, Sailor or Dunnage Bags, Stockmen's Bed Sheets, Sleeping Bags, Folding Water Buckets, Army Duck Leggings, Leather Leggings. T. M. Shannon's Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore. X 4? 4 -J Hh H 4' -f Hh 4 b THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP The one place in town where quality and up-to-date service in Barber Work counts. Our slogan, Star Quality Service , must be maintained Next Door Levy-VogeJ Drug Co.