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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1917)
TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGI 3 Cmu2!u!5nd&i Red Cross Drug Store Th quirements, we'll send you sovoral articled to choose f rom. E. E. Kirtley - ; ';' v . . Adv. 7-31-2t. Silver- Kodak Store Coming Events July 31. Kulola's Hawaiians at tho Arcado theatre in "The Princess pf Paradise." 'August 4 to 10 Buyers' Week in Portland. Aug. 5-6 Annual fish days of Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot club. Aug. 7 Banquet of Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot club at Foley Hotel. Special Sale on Sewing Machines. , -Special Sale this week on used sew ing machines. Call at Singer Shop, in New Foley Bldg. Phone Black 1051. with your Camera or Kodak. family Drugstore. Adv. ,v Daily 7-30 tf Weekly 1. ' ''Maternity", a story that has a .i vital appeal to every mother and to every woman. See it at the Arcade, Wednesday and Thursday. 7 31-tf The Soda Fountain Drinks are just what we think will please you. Why not drop in often and try them at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Daily 7-30-tf. Weekly 1. J. L. Mars, real estate and rent agent buys and moves house. Prices talk. Adv. 6-7-tf. Money to Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. "Maternity,' the World feature ,'with Alice Brady was endorsed by tho Parent-Teacher Association of Se lattle. ' It will bo shown at the Ar- cade Wednesday and Thursday. . ' 7-31-tf AMUSEMENTS. Arcade Theatre Motion, pictures. Colonial Theatre Motion ' pictures. Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures. LOCALS & Advertising .in , Brief RATES '.: . Per line, first insertion .10c Per line, additional insertion 5c Per line, per month .'....$1.00 No locals taken for less than 25c Count 6 ordinary words to line. ' Dance at Zuber Ball every Wed- J 1 a. i riij 25 percent Off on Silk Top Knit TJnnderwear. E. E. Kirtlpv'u T.nHios' Ready-to-Wear . . . : Adv. 7-80-2t. An, assortment of New Waists for 88c each at E". E. Kirtley's. i Adv. 30-2t. If you want a pretty Bath Cap that is of good rubber and just from the factory that make them Drop in and find what you want and at prices to please you. 35c to 75c at Silver thorn's Family Drug Store. Daily 7-30-tf. Weekly 1. No telephone order too small to meet with our immediate response. E. E. Kirtley's. ' Adv. 7-31-2t. COTTAGE CHEESE! . COTTAGE CHEESE! Pure Milk and Cream Co. Phone Red 1971. Adv. 7-27-tf. Don't forget Tom Christy, the fam ous minstrel man, will be at the Ar cade, Thursday night. 7-31-tf Don't forget, Tom Christy, the fam ous minstrel man, will be at the Ar- A real cure for sunburn and tan. Try a bottle of the Silverthorn Cold Cream or try Vanishing Cream and protect your skin from the heat and the dust. Adv. 7-19-tf. Telephone us an idea of your re- 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. 130,000 for long term at 1-2 per cent interest for Roans on Grande Rondo Valley farms. See W. B. Sar gent at Lb, Grande Investment Com pany at once, 2-2-tf We're always ready to serve. E. E. Kirtley's. , Adv. 7-81-2t. AH the leading Cameras and Kodaks At 7fie to 35.50 each. We will take pleasure in telling you all the good and weak points of What we sen you and of ; any trouble you may be having A RCAD E ONE BIG NIGHT Thursday, August 2 T0I CHRISTY'S (Famous White) A new lot of bath and diving caps all colors and styles just arrived at Silverthorn's. Adv. , 7-19-tf. MINSTRELS Singers Who Can Sing Dancers Who Can Dance Comedians Who Are Funny Musicians Extraordinary ONE HOUR AND FORTY MINUTES SHOW ONE SHOW ONLY Prices: Children 25c; Adults 50c . Special Scenery , . JAZZ BAND AND ORCHESTRA JAZZ! JAZZ!! JAZZ!!! Some show at the Arcade Thurs day night!. ; 7-31-tf Dance at Zuber Hall every Wed nesday and Saturday nights. ,, 5-18tf Second Hand Furniture. We pay best prices for second! hand furniture. DYAL'S FURNI- , TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black ' i 8861. Adv. ,12-4-tiT II Cool drinks and good eats. Canta loupe Sundao, Strawberry and Rasp berry- Shefrbet Vamilla, Chocolate and Strawberry Ice Creams at the Silverthorn Fountain. Adv. 7-19-tf. Don't forget Tom Christy, the fam ous minstrel man, will be at the Ar-1 cade, Thursday night. 7-31-tf When you think of a needed article in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear. step to the telephone and call E. E. Kirtley's. Adv. 7-31-2t. Automobile painting, leaky and faded tops repaired and made to look like new. Special low prices for short time. Cor. Jefferson and Cove, at old laundry building. Good work and rea sonable prices assured. H. C. LAW YER. Adv. FALL STYLES IN THE POPUPLAR Korrect Skirts Just received by express from America's- greatest skirt designers and makers -. ' ' ... . . i Novelty Silks, Chuddas, Poplins, and New Mixtures in Woolens All tailored with the same perfection of detail that you always find in these famous Korrect , , Fitting Skirts. nrv Special For Wednesday nr Your choice of all remaining dresses in the broken line of Misses' and Small Womens' Wash Dresses Worth twice the price for materials alone. Values up to $5.75. Come early to secure your 'choice at 50c EACH T" GOLDEN BULE C Some show day night! t i - Those Cantelone Sundaes are fine at the Arcade Thurs- at Silverthorn's Fountain Ratter fcrv 7-31-tf them. ' Dnilv 7-JM-fcf Woolflv 1 Use our free messenger service E. E. Kirtley's. Try once buying from us by tele phone, you'll try again. E. E. Kirtley's. 'u Adv. 7-31-2t. h Up with- your camera and take some pictures. Tho Ansco Speedex Fild and the Eastman Speed will do the work for you. Get them at the Silverthorn Family Drug store. Adv. 7-19-tf. Adv.-r-7-31-2t Some show day night! at the Arcade Thurs-7-31-tf More Spending Money. Youll have more money to spend during your, vacation if yon save now by outfitting yourself lit Kirtley's. Adv; - . Alice Brady in "Maternity" is at her best. 1 See her Wednesday and Thursday at the Arcade; . 7-31 Tom Christy's (famous white) Minstrels, who are to appear at The Arcade Theatre Thursday, August 2, are coming highly recommended. This company has played Pendleton, Walla Walla, Spokane, and all the better towns in this part of the country, and have been accorded some very flat tering: press notices. 7-21-tf THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP The one place in towti where quality and up-to-date service in Barber Work counts. Our slogan, ; Star Quality Service must be maintained Next Door Levy-Vogel Drug Co. : SCREENS FOR WINDOWS 4 Made to order at reasonable ! 'prices. Red 3521, C J. 4 ..Matthies. v vation Army leave tonight for Bell- Tho concert which this famous couple ingham to take up the work there, givo to night at the M. church un- Their vacancies will 'be filled by der auspces of the Epworth League, , Ensign Florence Pogue of Portland is the first and probably we only nnH T.ipiitnBiit. Rlla Scntt af Sintt1n annearance tlie Herbsts will make who are expected here about Thurs- this summer in formal recital in East-,.. day of this week. I em Oregon. , Ensign Childers wishes to thank the Un spite of the warm weather, and many friends of the Army including a terribly busy week for every one, Society and Pcnsonal the Neighborhood . Club, City and County officials and .others, for all that they have done for them. Don Langman has accepted a po sition .in. the Harris Grocery.,. : The farewell reception to' the La iRuckman; Edwin E. Jones and Blanch Grande Hospital Unit and Company M. that will be given by the commer cial Club, assisted by the Honor Guard Girls at the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday evening, from .all indica- i. l 1- i 4 Gay. ' .Wynn Bunker of Hug's Grocery has gone to Pendleton for a few days. Born this morning at The Grande Ronde1 Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LesBer of this city, a son. James and Sam 'Harris, of Cove, were Pendleton visitors yesterday. M.- S.' Tingley has been transferred I here from Portland to enter the em- tions, promises to be one of the real social events ior ine summer season, i . . : - ; , V. .. X Committees have been appointed byl'P10? of the La Grande Frult Co- Mr. Fred Currey, chairman of the I arrangements committee, and all of; them are putting forth their best; efforts to make the event one that will long.be remembered. The Y. M. C. A. building will be decorated in true military style, the decorating com- chairman has planned to decorate tho j her points. gymnasium, where the program is to be held, with regular srmy equipment. Flags will be in profusion the bal cony will be suitably decorated for the orchestra thst will play from there during the evening. A very fine program has been arranged from among the younger artists, the Hos pital Unit will furnish two numbers, Company M. will have their celebrat ed quartet and Corporal Peterson wirl be there with his accordeon, ihe Honor Girls wil contribute two num bers and others have gladly consented to help in making this warewell re ception a success. The Arcade thea tre has very generously given the ser vices of their orchestra for the oc casion and this feature alone will as sure the complete success of the mus ical program. Refreshments will be served by mprooers of the Ho; cr . Guar i, and arrangements have bcn mnde so that a large number can bo accommodated at a time. The Commercial Cub cordially in vites the people of La Grande ti- at tend this reception and say thmr good bye to the boys of tho two compann-s. The Y. M. C. A. will havo all of its spacious rooms open ior the occasion and there will be room for ail. A. B. Canaway, attorney of Enter prise, is here today for medical treat ment..!. ; : . ' . .. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lyon, of La Grande, are registered at Hotel Port land, Portland, Oregon. ... , J. B. Hart, barber in' the Foley Hotel Block, left this morning for an extended trip through the south and A letter from the George Young's written at Pittsburg states that they expect to be home again about the tenth of August. Mr. R. A. Herr, employed by the .Oregon Grocery Company, returned Sunday morning from his two weeks' vacation which he spent in Portland and southern Oregon. Miss Helen Sullivan and Miss Ar lone Ellis of Baker passed through here this morning to visit friends on the branch line. Miss Sullivan went to the Waddells of Imbler and Miss Ellis to the Grahams of Elgin. R. J. Kitchen spent Sunday with his family, who were spending their vacation in Baker. He returned last evening bringing his family over in the car, and they are now located hore on M. Ave. Frank Patty, of Young's Confect ionery, and Howard Pierson went to Kamela yesterday for huckleberries. They report lots of berries, although they are rather small and not quite ripe yet. Biscuit Company is calling on the local trade today. Miss Laverne DeLashmutt has accepted a position as bookkeeper in the Harris Grocery. Mrs. A. J. Cole and family of Sum- merville is visiting her daughter, Miss Ada Cole of this city. Pat Foley motored to Baker morning for examination for Officer's Training Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swanson n left today for Wallowa where they will camp for two weeks. The following marriage license were issued dr mg the month of July; Charles Klinghammer and Jennie Johnson; Harry L. Lego-re and Zoe E. Allen; James H. Walker and Ella M. Keown; John A. Gjermo and Myrtle E. Murray; Merrill Van Houten and Martha Cline: Ray Milton Bell and Mary Carter; Monte Miller and Lola Brinnon; Charles F. Robbins and Lola Davis; Verne F. Williams and Jeaniiv Smith; Walter W. Gardner and Eva Harris; Charles Baxter and Lula Jack son; Alfred M. Ohms and , Mildred Koras; John C-Thompson and Edna Carpenter; Albert D. See and Susan Hart; Charles H. Pike and Mable IWoolf ; Paul E. Young and Roxie M. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Belveal arrived in La Grande yesterday having motor ed through from Kansas. They are visiting Mrs. J. J. Peck of this city, They expect to visit Wallowa Lake, Walla Walla and other places in the hope of finding a suitable location, Harry Reife, of the Pacific Coast !panist: and notwithstanding that it is the , night 'before the first of the month, . it is expected that La Grande will do deserved honors to the world-famous musicians . by turning out a creditable audience tonight. The quolitiy of the concert needs no 'e'neoniums; "there re mains now only the duty of La Grand- ers to show by their attendance to night that they appreciate the efforts of those who undertake to bring the hn best in tho land to our doors. The program follows; . -. , Following is the program for. the concert at the M. E. church Tuesday, July 81, at 8:16 p. m. Prof. Gottfried! Herbst, violinist; Ina Wright-Herost,. , soprano; tudicn wngnt-jrny, . accom- this the and Robert A. Pratt, Hal Able and T. Lambert, all of La Grande, were visiting in Pendleton yesterday. 'rogram Of Herbst Concert Tonigh When Gottfried Herbst and . Ina Wrist Herbst come to La Grande late this afternoon in automobiles from their summer home in Union, it is expected that a goodly number of Union people will accompany them. The Omnipotence Schubert For voice, violin and piano. Violin Concerto, No. 5 ....... ( Mozart Allegro Aperto; Adagio; Memiet (a) My Mother Bids Me Bind MyHair ......... Haydn (b) The Violet . Moaart , (c) Murmuring Zephyrs Jensen, Sonata for violin alone Bach Praludium; Andante. . Rondo-Gavottet . (a) Winter Evening t Lewin . (b) Serenade ... . . . . ! Berger (c) To the Nameless One Berger (e) Come Unto These Yellow Sands La Forge (Text from Shakespeare.) Evening Song Schumann Introduction; Allegro vivace '. . . Herbst I Say to the Dread that Assails Me (From Carmen) Bizet (b) Jewel Song from Faust . .Gunod Adv. 7-28-lt. Prof. Gottfried Herbst, vioinist; Ina Wright - Herbst, soprano; Edith Wright-Phy, accompanist: (b) Jewel Song from Faust Gonod Adv. 7-31-lt. (a) ABSTRACT BULLETIN $500 Alonzo L. Walker, et uxt to E. D. Reynolds. Lots 13, 14, & 15, in block 146, Chaplin's Add. to La Grande. ; $1.00 Alexander Leander Furgason, ct ux, to Julis Fisher. W 1-2 E 1-2 Sec. 30-3s-39. The H. O. T. club will entertain their friends at a dancing party Wed nesday evening at the Eagles' Hall and no doubt will be the last social affair for, the younger set, before Company M and the Hospital corps leave'. Lindsey's orchestra will furnish the music. ' "-' ' , Ensign Childers,. Lieutenant Conrad and Cadet Emerson' of the local Sal- ' ::. ..5. .; - Harness Shop 5-Minute Inner Tube Vulcamzers, Q. L. W. Auto Spring Oilers, Dressing for Auto Tops and Cush ions, All Kinds of Auto Top Goods, Auto Tops and Seats Recovered and Repaired, Auto Soap and Hard Oils. T. M. Shannon's Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore,
