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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1917)
TUESDAY,' AUGUST 211917. LA GRANDE "EVENING OBSERVER PAGE ETVH AnywhereEverywhere Indoors or out, on your 'vacsU tion or at home, Kodak is at your service. It means, pho tography with the bother left out. RED CROSS Drug Store Coming Events Aug. 24 Spanish Troubadours at the Arcade. Aug. 81 Regatta at Astoria. Sept. 630 per cent of drafted men called to colors. Sept. 15 Second 30 per cent of drafted men called to colors. Sept. 30 Third 30 per. cent of drafted men called to colors. . AMUSEMENTS. Arcade Thefctre Motion pictures. Sherry's. Theatre Motion pictures. LOCALS & 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 25c Count 6 ordinary words to line. I J. L. Mars, real estate And rent agent buys and moves house. Prices talk. Adv. 6-7-tf. Kodak THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP One of the most up-to-date places in the city. i Where your barber wants will be attended to by Masters of the Trade. rTo-irt Tinnr tn Lew-Voffel Drue Co. i Harness Shop 5-Minute Inner Tube Vulcanizers, G. L. W. Auto Surino- Oilers. Dressing for Auto Tops and Cush- i-no aii irc Antn Tnn Hard Oils. T. M. Shannon's Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore. Auto For Sale Paige - Six, Seven Passenger Good As New A Great Bargain Inquire at IMPERIAL HOTEL Phone Black 641 I News Of I . .. .......... Two Leave For Clackamas P. C. Crippen and William Vehrs leave to morrow for Clackamas to join, the Hospital Unit. - . On Vacation J. C. McFarland 1st trick dispatcher of the 0. W. R. & N. left last week for a three weeks' motor trip to Montana. . ' I Appling is Promoted F. C. Appling was promoted last night at the meet ing of the Home Guards from top sergeant to second lieutenant.- Goes to Portland Mrs. Flora Brian of Jefferson, ilowa, who has been visit ing Mrs. E. D. Selder for a few days, went to Portland, Saturday night. Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Mer ton Kiddle of Island City went to Portland last, night for a few days visit. ; . ; Bee-Hive Girls Meet The Eagle Division of . the Bee-Hive Girls met at the home of the Swalberg sisters for Red Cross work. X Leave For Anaconda Mrs. J. A. Linderiburg and children left yester day morning for Anaconda, Montana, tor a month's visit with her parents. Sunday Visitors-rMr. and Mrs. J. F. Head and children of Spokane, and Mr. and Mrs. Madison Head and baby of. Elgin, were over Sunday, visitors at the E. D. Seldcr home. !'. Bell-Harris Nuptials On' Saturday ! at high noon, Mr. Robert John Har ris and Miss Erroa Etta Bell, both of Union, Oregon,- were united in mar riage by Rev. Charles A. Edwards. They will reside in Union. Fsh Don't Bite W. Bollons, Dr. H. M. Bouvy, Fred L. Meyers, Mr. Farquhar of Portland, and T. J. Scroggin spent Sunday fishing in the Wallowa River. They report "no luck." Returns From The Dalles Miss, Ruth Selder returned from The Dalles Saturday night where she had been spending the summer with relatives. Miss Gertrude Phetteplace' returned with her to spend the remainder of the summer here. Katherine Creek Visitors Among the La Grande families spending the " If you wish to sell your School Books that are iin good . condition bring them in now and get the cash for them. At Siiverthorn's Family Drug Store. 8-17-tf Money to Loaa. On improved real property in Union eounty, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. T1i effects of windbum and sun burn are easily overcome by using our Cold Creams. Levy-vogei. 8-9-tf nimranteer! Tooth Brushes we sell each and every brush with a positive guarantee against sheding of bristles. Levy-Vogel Drug Store. , B-zu-tx. Protected by her knowledge of val ues the ad-n eading home-maker knows rtnnrls. Auto Tods and T?pnairerl. Auto Soap and La Grande day on upper Katherine creek above Union. Sunday were those of O. E. Short, A... W, Nelson, Colon R. Eber. hard and Geo. T. Cochran, v; f .'' , r . ''- Folsom-Beickel Nuptials Mr. Rich ard FoUom and Miss Maggie Beickel, both of Elgin, were married at the . Methodist parsonage on Saturday 'evening. They returned to Elgin on Sunday morning where they will re side. I j Tony Lusk With Soldiers Tony ' Lusk, a former La Grando boy and a member of -the Company of Idaho soldiers . who passed through hero yesterday, called on his grand . parents Mr. and Mrs. George Ball for ' a short time while the train was here. ; Ralph Huron Here Ralph Huron is spending-a few days in La Grande visiting friends. Mr. Huron attended the Officers'' Reserve camp at the Presidio whore he received an oppoint ment as, first lieutenant. Ho is on his way to American Luke. . He put I the Home Guards through their sett ing up exercises last night. I ' ' I Meade Funeral Today The body of ,Van R. Meade of Sumptcr, who died . at Baker Friday morning, arrived here jthis morning on No. 17 for interment in the Oddfellows Cemotary here. The ( Elks Lodge held services at Baker yesterday, and a number of the Odd fellows Lodge of that place accompan-1 ied the body to La Grande, where the Oddfellows had charge of the funeral. - Mrs. Foley Goes to Presidio Mrs. Pat Foley accompanied her husband to the Presidio in California Friday night where she will remain with him a short time, going from there to visit her brother in Los Angeles, and then back to Scranton, Pennsylvinia, where she will be with her parents while Mr. Foley is in training at the 'Pre sidio. - Inspect Children's Gardens County School Superintendent Ivanhoe and County Agriculturist Spillman spent a strenous week last week visiting many places in tho county and in specting the children s gardens and the work of tho children who are members of the industrial clubs. A few places the children were not found at home but in the others the children were found going ahead WHEN to take advantage of a lower price in buying. 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. I 30,000 tor long terra at B 1-2 per ' cent interest for mans on Grande I Ronde Valley farms. See W. B. Sar 'gent at La Grande Investment Com pany at once. 2-2-tf I Sweet scented Talcums of all odors, Massatta, Swoet Pea, Violet, Rose, Etc. Refreshing soothing. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 8-20-tf. j School hooks 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 are in good condition. Better see them now and not wait till school opens up when it will not be possible to wait upon you prompt ly. 8-17-tf ONR MILK OF- MAGNESIA AN TISEPTIC DENTAL CREAM cleana- ;es and aids in preserving and beauti fying the teeth, sweetens the breath. Price 25c. Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 8-9-tf Second Hand Furniture. We pay best prices for second hand furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black 5351. Adv. . - .. 12-4-tf. 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. Siiverthorn's Family Drug Store. D 8-17-tf W-2t It will pay you to let me paint your automobile. Good work, reasonable prices. If your automobile needs painting, top leaks, or its faded, bring it to H. C. Lawyer. In old A. B. C. Laundry Bldg. 8-11-tf. There is a store advertisement in to day's paper which will increase your immediate interest in that particular store. $5.00 Reward for recovery of suit case lost alo;.g road from Katherine Creek into La Grande. Phone Black 722. 8-15-2tpd. Wkly-lt Camera's, Kodaks, Films, Kodaic! Supplies, Developing and Printing well done by competent man at Sii verthorn's Drug Store. D 8-17-tf W-2t Dr. H. S. Brownton, dentist will be in his office on and after Monday, Aug. 20th. 8-18-tf. Just arrived New Up-to-Date Styles in Linen Stationery at popular prices. Lovy-Vogel Drug Co. 8-20-tf. Wir iter's usf . Proof tforsets- Giterp Corset Guaranteed Warner's Back Lace Corsets Warner's Front Lace Corsets . Prices $1.00 to $3.50 Prices $2.00 to $3.50 Warner's Pink Brocade Corsets Warner's Dancing Corset Prices $2.00 to $3.50 , (Elastic Band Top) $1.75 "t UTT-ITTT flmwit? TUT TTT A ; - LaGrande's with this great patriotic work, of rais ing gardens, domestic animals etc. Beth County School Superintendent Ivanhoe and County Agriculturist Spillman feel proud that the young sters of Union County aro rising so nobly to thoir country's call and show 'in by their own hard work their real true,.. honest-tOrgoodness patriotism; of deeds and hard work and not mcro ly flag waving and words. .V ' -Tamper With Pump During J. B. Stoddard's absence from home Sun day someone tampered with his gasoline irrigation pump putting it temporarily out of commission. Mr. Stoddard found that all valves, cups, coils and the explosion chamber were filled with a liquid cement which gum med up the engine and made it use less. Besides this a quantity of oil had been poured over the entire pomp making it a sticky mess. Mr. Stoddard has no idea who committed the ac";, but asserted that he would liked to have caught them at work. . j Dallas Greene Hurt Dallas Greene, ' who has been employed at Hunting-, ton this summer as car checker for the O. W. R. & N. Co., came home the first of last week on account of gett ing hunt there. He fell off a moving freight train and broke three fingers of his hand. However, he is improv- jng and expects to be able to return to Huntington the end of the week. Find Old Sign While tearing down an old warehouse at the west end of the old freight house near the old A. B. C. Laundry recently the workmen found an old cloth "Notice to Tax payers" tacked onto the building. The I notice is dated Nov. 11, 1879 and give;! a list of dates and places where taxes would be received. Tho notice is now at the Observer office. It is signed ; by iS. O. Swackhamer, Sheriff of ' Union County. 1 Kiddles Hold Reunion Members of tho Kiddle family held a family re union at the Chatauqua Park Sunday enjoying a big picnic dinner at one o'clock. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kiddle, Miss Leta Kiddle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiddle, Clyde Kid-; die, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Kiddle, Mis ses Eileen and Mildred Kiddle, all of . Island City; Mrs. Ida Morton of Cathlamet, Wash.; Mrs. Chet Bidwell and Msses Isis and Virginia Brant, 1 also of Island City; Mrs. Will Head, ' Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian and son Billie . of Jefferson, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs Fred Head and daughters Mnrgery and Ida of Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Mad ison Head and baby of Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Selder and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Eakin and son, and Miss Nell Athorton, all of Rae Lacey Holland, Dressmaking Parlor. -1102 Adams Avenue overj Young's Confectionery. First class ' work, and satisfaction guaranteed. 8-17-3t-pd. Get your bonks for vacation read-1 ing at IJewlin Bk. & Stat. Co. 8-18-2t i Thirst Quenching Drinks served at our Fountain. Levy-Vogol Drug Co. 8-20-tf. Just Arrived A Complete Stock of New Models in the Justly Famous 'J fcuriersfyisffiroof Corsets Our many hundreds of well-dressed women who always" wear Warner's is just one of the many proofs that they are,supeiior to any other. You will know more comfort and practice real economy when you acquaint yourself with War ner's Quality arid Warner's Service. THEY FIT THEY WASH THEY WEAR (And every corset ia guaranteed not to rustV; There is a model for every figure in this new stock of fall styles. It matters not what your build you can be properly and comfortably cor seted in a Warner's (Rust Proof) Corset at this store. " T-TT71T Id ri TT ITI T1T fi Tl CD T" GOLDEN RULE 0 STORE La Grande; and Miss Gertrude Phct- j toplace, of The Dalles. Helping Out Sumptei That the Sumpter committee is tit least for the time being well able to handle the situation that has resulted from the fire was the conclusion reached by F. A. Harmon, of '.'Baker who inves tigated conditions in behalf of the Red Cross Civilian Relief committee yesterday. The committee includes L. C. Edwards, H. E. Hendryx and Rev. R. C. Lee and these men, Mr. Harmon says, have so far taken care of all those who are ready in need of help. However, after conferring with tho committee, Mr. Harmon found that the Red CrosB may find work to do, and if so will do its part. Visit Baker Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stoddard of La Grando were in Baker Sunday to assist at the re organization of the L. D. S. Sunday school and Mutual Improvement as sociation!. They were accompanied by Robert Baird. Savoy Hotel Arrivals Mrs. V. Roff, Pocatella, Idaho; Mrs J. H. Buell, Elgin; Ed Stokers, 0. R. Doty, Spokane, Wash.; J. F. Laytham, Seattle, Wash.: J. C. Bowser, Pendle ton, Ore.; Albert Keifer Imbler, Ore.; Fred Garret, Elgin, Ore.; Lester Little and wife, Henry Bellmore, Thos. Marlin, City; F. N. Young and wife, Enterprise; H. L. Copcland, Walla Walla; Joe Cobloth, Oakland, Cal.; Orpha Dabnoy, F. F. Connell, j. E. Sacko, Nora Brooks, Elgin; V. Ander-. son, La Grande; W. T. East, Portland; F. E. Carpenter, Huntington. V . La Grande Man Married in Utah The following item is tuken from tho "Provo Herald," Provo, Utah: "Mr. and Mrs. John Brough of Neplii, (Utah) announce tho engage ment of their daughter Venice to Mr. I. L. Schofield of Provo. The mar riage will take place Thursday, Aug. 23rd, in the Salt Lake Temple." Mr. Schofield is a sen of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Schofield and lived in this city for a number of years. While here he engaged in farming and for some time was book-keeper in the Grande Rondo Meat Co. At the present timeMr. Schofield is well es tablished in the automobile business in Provo and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Schofipld will bo at home to their many friends by the middle of September in Provo, Utah. MUST BE SOLD A one story frame dwelling 36x50 feet, consisting of 7 rooms and bath, has front and rear porch. Lot 60x110 j leet with plenty of large shade trees and a few fruit trees, very close to business, perfect title all for $650. No one can make the improvements for less than $2500. Tho lot alone is worth the money I ask. My former years real estate business usually with the anti-Prohis as I found them less hidebound, but as Oregon is dry and the anti-Prohis discouraged, some left, others prepared to leave if pos sible; therefore I do appeal to the Prohis to open their purse. We sell 1 I . A CJCSTWOT'Cf KV. T1 CR. vacant lots from $50.00 up. A 5 room dwelling for $100. Have many " ; improved residences and some bust- ' ness houses for sale in all directiona, some on favorable terms; have also some houses for rent. . J. L. MARS, T Ave. Daily 8-21-2t Weekly 8-24-lt K Classified ads solve your . want problems.. ; At the end of the historic Lewis 6t Clark ' Mul, on the Pacific Ocean, lies . 25 miles of forest-skirted, surf washed Clatsop Beach. Fine bathing in Suif and two large Natntoria at SEASIDE and GEAR HART. Manifold amusements, golf, tennis, fishing, etc. Inex pensive hotel, cottage and camp accommodations. Every man, woman and child is entitled to and needs the relax ation and recuperation of a vaca tion out-of-doors. There is no rest, refreshment and recreation like that by the sea. A delightful journey to CLAT SOP BEACH along the grand, scenic Columbia River via Port land ar.d hiitoric Astoria, on lim ited trains of THE NORTH Bank Road. Low round trip fares from all points. Round Trip See Ticket Agent - 0.-W. R. ft N. Or Write R. H. CROZIEK A. G. P. A. North Bank Road Portland5"x A it for I a. mm mm
