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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1917)
w'tKL,,,,,,,,, ..... . .... i:-, ' ,J:.:I'.,L;C:il... FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1917. LA! GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE EIG1TI jrerthorn's Drug Store, 7 n a in .M TfT oi It ii 1 1 1 1 Mrs. W. H. Glass and son of North Dakota will arrive tonight to visit Mrs. Glass sister Mrs. W. C. Haddon. Picnic S Helpful Hints about i i 1 1 Apparel All Aboard : li TKs Par Of The !! ! Hair I The hair should be properly combed and brushed every day. Comb and brush should be kept scrup uously clean, and no other person should be al lowed to use them. They should be sterilized by washing in boiling water occasionally. A sham poo once a week with A. D. S. SHAMPOO will remove the accumulation of dirt and dandruff i and keep the pores open. It will tone the nair I bulbs and trive the hair a silky lustre. Avoid wetting the scalp daily as it is detrimental to the growth of hair. . It removes the natural greasiness and causes the hair to become dry and brittle. .'St We have everythoing needed for the care of the I hair: Shampoo Bags, Soaps, fcsapomned uocoanut Oil and all of the other well-known Shampoo Prep arations. ,We also have an excellent line of Combs and Brushes. ; !! I II ii :: SI i i i i ji La Grande Pharmacy I ii 1.1. Quick Delivery ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager La Grande, Oregon Phone Main 41 1 1 1 1 i LOCALS J. G. Kilpack Here J. G. Kilpack, agent of the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Portland, arrived this noon in the interests of the Society. He will remain until Monday when he ;wlU go up on the branch line. WANTED Girl or women for gen ',.eral housework. . Family of .two. Must be competent and have first class recommendation. Good wages and a permanent position. Address S, care of Observer. 8-l7-tf Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ,ored to Union today. Nichonlds mot- Camera's, Kodaks, . Films, Kodax Supplies, Developing and Printing well done by competent man at Sil- 1'"' " 1' Atoroxo-foramomit " " .tjsermam laskr-feramoum The Speed 'Em Up Mascot Myrtle Stedman And WallieReid In "The World Apart" A strring story of the West show ing the struggle between love and duty. And A KOMICAL COMEDY 'He Did It Himself TODAY AND TOMORROW Arcade WANTED Cook Black 172. at once Phono 8-17-tf Cut flowers Cor sale. Call at 1702 Spruce St. or Phone Red 511. 8-16-21 Mrs. Donald Pague returned Thurs day from a month's visit in Salom and Eugene. If you wish to 1 sell your : School Books that are in good condition bring them in now and get the cash for them. At Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. 8-17-tf Mrs. Georgia Wright, of Wichita, Kansas, arrived last night to visit with her cousin Mrs. Ida French. After spending a few days here she will go on to Portland. Second hand school books we pay cash for them, if in good condition; Bring them in now, do not wait till school begins when we will be so busy that we can't wait upon you quickly. Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. D 8-17-tf W-2t Miss Lena Robertson leaves tomor row for a week's vacation in the mountains. Others in the party are the Misses Williamson of the valley, and Ed. Hughes' family. Miss Roma Jacobson and her little niece, Dorothy Goodman of Seattle, went to Wallowa Lake this morning for an outing. . At the time you need them the most ford to keep cool. -At these every-day prices you can af- Ladies' Voile and Lawn Waists'. Ladies' Crepe de Chene Waists Ladies' Georgette Silk Waists Ladies' Tub Waists ,,..v.;..:,;,.,.,.. Ladies' Kne Lisle Vests Ladies' Gauze Unions Ladies' Corset Covers , ', , . 98c .. $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 $1.98, $2.98 Men's Sport Shirts, long sleeve Men's Sport Shirts, short sleevea Men's Straw Hats . 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c 29c, 49c ' 25c, 49c , 59c, 98c Men's Summer Unions Men's Two-Piece Men's Soft Collars, all styles Men's Wash lies 49c, 98c, $1.49 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.98 49c, 98c, $1.25 .... 25c, 49c, 59c ,..... 15c . . 10c, 15c School Books are about upon us. Most children will need books and some will have books to sell. Silver thorn's family Drug Store wants all the good school books that you have to sell, that arei in good condition. Better see them now and not wait till school opens up when it will not bo possible to wait upon yon prompt ly. ; ..8-17-tf Crouter . Enlists Paul '. Crouter formerly an employe of i the l.a Grande . Observer but recently of Un ion, is in town for a few days; - He has enlisted in the U. S.( Army and will leave for Portland next week for the final examination, and; then from ; there to the training amp. ....-. v ! Humoring P.opla Isn't PLaiant. '' A writer In ilie Woman's Home Com panion says: es ' "'Humoring a man' Bounds ' like "a pleasant and comfortable thing, but when one links humoring, with the question of who makes the money it does not seem very flattering 'to the humorer or the humorce. ' And what a lamentable sight is that of "the hu moree, what deep inequality it Implies and what an absence of an.vf real re spect or understanding between two people in whose lives humoring la a part of the dally routine! - When tbe one to bo humored is a woman It may mean that a man has been forced into the craven part of doing anything for the sake of peace. There are few con cessions some men will not make to avoid a domestic storm. Some unfor tunate men there are who even give up vital friendships, legitimate forms of recreation and even their own In dividualities in this unworthy cause." The store where the Haases Trade SI intornnmtud. -Gr tv 071 1 4 Formerly The UnitedfStore Follow the Crowds There's a Reason t. i Personal Mention last Saturday, went there for the pur-J come a member of this organisation. . j xtegtuar meeting win laKe piace ' ; . hereafter and methods will be di- Ipose of getting married. C. R. Mill, who has been in the hos pital for several days, is at -work again at the Sommer Hotel. . . Mr. W. T. Emmett, of Clark-Wood-ard Drug Co., is in town today trying to fill his pockets with orders. Chase Bohnenkamp is fishing the Little Salmon at Troy. T. J. Van Atta, of XewistOn, Mont., is in town this morning on business. ' Miss Burau, of Hill's Dept. Store is back again after a two week's visit with relatives in Breckenridge, Minnesota. Builds Hotel in Enterprise Sam Gotter, of Enterprise, passed through here last night en route to Portland. He is building a hotel in Enterprise and went to Portland to see about get ting some fixtures. Goes Hunting C. A. Small went hunting in the Morgan Lake country and cut across the mountains and down a canyon, and landed in Perry. He brought home one bird. : . ' Rumors are floating about that Virgil Bolton, who went to Portland j open to all, Auxiliary of Hospital Unit to Meet. This evening at 7:30 a meeting of the Auxiliary of the La Grande Hos pital unit will be held at the City Hall. Mothers, sisters and friends are urged to be present. The roll will be It costs nothing to be- cussed whereby the home people can most efficiently do the things needed to help our boys who will soon be 'somewhere in France." ' Social Afternoon A delightful .so cial afternoon was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Grace Molitor yester day when she entertained the Lucky Thirteen in honor of the Misses Caro lyn and Vilura Conkey of New York and Mrs. Keeney of Oakland, Cali fornia. ' ." ' Arrive For Visit Mrs. Myron; Clark and daughter, Erla, of Condon, arrived last night to visit their daughter and sister Mrs. Leo J. Lindsay. Our want ads bring results. Brahms In a Ttmper. The late Johannes Brahms, the mas ter musician,, was easily enraged by fulsome flattery and effusive adulation. At a banquet given lu Vienna in honor of Fnuiz Liszt and Anton Itubhisteln, Brahms carefully avoided the seats of the mighty and betook himself to the company of the younger musicians, seated "below the salt." But this stra tegic move did not protect him from au enthusiastic young vlauist, relates a writer in the Etude, who had resolved to carry off trophies In the shape of a lock of hair from each of the leonine heads. Liszt and Hublnstelii yielded with a good grace to this Delilah, but Brahms curtly refused. Slipping up behind his chair, she was Just about to realize her wish when Brahms felt the cold point of the scissors and ex claiming "What arrant nonsense!" rose and left the banquet. She Wanted to Know. Food economists who delight in tell ing the American people what excellent dishes they can make out of odds and ends usually thrown lino the garbage can remind us of the London society woman who went down Into the slum districts teaching the poor folk how to make nice soups and stews out of bones and meat scraps so often thrown to the dogs. The coster women listened patiently for a long time, but at last up Jumped Sal Urogan or was It Mrs. 'F.nery 'Awklns? and said: "Now, look 'ere, lidy, hit's mighty nlco o' yer to come down 'ere mid tell us wot ter do with old bones and little bits o' cat's meat, but wot I wants to know is wot becomes o' the rest o the banlmal. Who the ole boy gets that, and why should they?" San Francisco Chronicle. What's In a NameT "What a narrow street that Is!" said tho visitor being shown about the sub urban town by a citizen. "Yes, it Is narrow," replied the clt ir.en. "And In wretched condition. See thi holes In the pavement!" "Yes, It looks bad." "And dirt everywhere. What Is tht name of that street!" "That's Uriiud avenue." St. I.ouli rost-Uispatch. Bmv low Prisitiig MOW All lines of Printers9 Materials have been rising during the past year. Our Stock of Mater ials is a complete one for you to select from. We Print anything that can he printed and do it the right way. Commercial. Society and General Forms for your inspection. The Observer Phone Main 37 and We Will Have a Representative Call. 1710 Sixth Street J
