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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1917)
PAGE TIIREti .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22,' 1917. '' LA; GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER THE SOLDIER LIKES QUICK ACTION HE GETS IT WITH A Vest Pocket Autographic Kodak Pull out the front, press the release and the pie ,'ture is made. No focus ing. ' ' So small and compact vis the V. P. K. that he tan wear it. Send him one of these efficient little picturc- : 'makers and the' result ing prints will form a record that, intensely in teresting at the outset, " will be priceless in later " years. - - Price, $7.00 Red Cross Drug Store AT THE ARCADE THEATRE TOMORROW AND SATURDAY wjllswwiiiwiwi I : - ... , . SfT i .. '.. '.';.'; ' . , X Save Time Thought - Ener gy and Money BY COMING DIRECTLY TO BLOUSE HEADQUAttTEKS ' '. FOH YOUIl NEW FALL BLOUSE The kind of Mouse you want is here, at a price doubtless, less than von exnect to pay. The new styles the fashionaMc stylesthe wanted styles "are here in all their autumn splendor. Simple, inexpensive blouses charming suit Mouses, the more elaborate dress blouses we have..?' them all. ' ' You can always do better by buying blouses here. . ,1.1 dfilC3Ca ' A SPLENDID NEW BLOUSE AT $2 - Two dollars is a popular price to pay for a blhuse, and because of this we have been making a feature of $2 Mouses. These we obtain in a most econom-' jcal way from the world's largest makers of blouses and they are consequently the most unusual in value. We Have Exclusive Sale for the Nationally- -Favored Wei worth Blouse g UNION COUNTY'S ASSESSMENT FOR 1917, AS PREPARED BY COUNTY ;! ASSESSOR U. G. COUCH Acres Tillable Lnnd . . . . Acres Non-Tillable Land Acres Timber Land - - - -Improvements on Deeded Land Town and City Lots .... Improvements an Town and City Lots - - - - Improvements (in Land Not Deeded - Logging Roads and Boiling . Slock Stationary K n ir 1 n e s and Manufactured Machinery Merchandise and Stock in . Tr,adc ------- Farm Implements, Auloino- 1(10,535 27(1,1 IS 2B8.U7I PERSONAL MENTION! '....-. ; f-. George T. Coyne, traveling for a .candy company was In town Tuesday. '' H. C. Baskett of BoIbo arrived in . La Grando Tuesday. .,'W. R. Thaxter of Salt Lake was in the city Tuesday. ' Joseph Clark of San Friincinco was a business visitor in town Tuesday. ; Floyd Maxwell of Union Is In town .Tuesday on business. ;. MrB. j. T. Curran of Kamela a--rlvcd in town Wednesday on biui ness. ' Mib. B. Hoyt returned yesterday from Union. Mac Hoke was a business visitor In town yesterday from Enterprise. . Ed. R. Hughes of Portland Is reg istered at the Foley. . Cecil MacDonald of Pendleton, is registered at the Foley hotel. B. H. Wilkcrson of Aberdeen ar rived in town yesterday on business. .; Mr. and Mrs. A. Parsons of Elgin areKin town on business. Mrs. F. Jackson and Mia. Lou . Given went to BakeV yesterday on a visit. ' : Mrs. William Casey and brother, Mr. Malioney, spent the day at Hot LakcC -i. - , i Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Haner of Enter-' nriae are in the eitv on business. : A. C. Spain and L. Klinglelter otluscu several Kinos ci nicuiciuu win North Powder are in La Grando todiiy out relief:, bt.t Foley Kidney Pills eur- $7,852,150.00 1,221,210.00 U 13,015.00 1,001,275.00 1,525,050.00 2,080,410.00 46,630.00 29,000.00 ' 267,315.00 . 808,970.00 biles, Etc. ..... - Money, Notes and Accounts -Shares of Stock - - - -Hotel and Office Furniture - 4,550 Horses and Mules - - - - 10,740 Cattle - - - - - - - - '- 18.363 Sheep and Goats - - - - 11,432 Swine - - - - - - - - 6,610 Dogs - - . - - - ,: 922 Totnl Assessed Value, 1917 Total Assessed Value, 1916 Increase for 1917 - ' - NOTE The above does not include Public Service Corporations which arc assessed by the State Tax Commission and were assessed at $1,284,418.00 in PJ16. ' .' 500,635.00 564,030.00 357,040.00 59,285.00 691,185.00 627,970.00 89,395.00 47.720.00 10,395.00 $19,201,940.00 16,127,160.00 3,074.780.00 on business. A. T. Hill is in Baker City on business. Sec "Tell of Diamonds," Star Thursday and Friday. 11-20-tf. Man Troubled for Two Years. Men and women should not suffer from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints and swollen, sore muselc3, when relief can be easily had. James Mc Crery, Berrien Center, Mich., says he was troubled with kidney and bladder trouble for two-ycats; would have to get up several times during the night mid hud nains across his kidneys. He ed him. Many such letters, come ev ery day from all pcrt3 of tho coun try. ' , Adv. Sold Everywhere. Championship (initio Friday The La 'Grando rootball team will piay Pendleton tomorrow ufternoon for tho Rhiiiiiplnnship of Eastern Oregon. Tlioiio ill the team who will o to Pendleton aic: Spencer, MeClure, J. Ash. C. Ash, Stoddard, T. Taylor, P. Taylor. Goiit,Hoiitf Carroll, Mc Donald, Moon, Lyman. .Canity,, Wriglif, W"a'Il8iiirf."TCiia:c1i' Rey nolds will go with theni. havo been recruited from every class and trade. I havo heard of ono who used to make tho dota on dominoes and of another who put the nicks in penkniro blades. In tho erection of aeroplanes, the organ- buildor stands head and shoulders abovo everyone else. lie Is followed by tho patternmaker, but 111 propellor work tho man who comes out bout Is tho chairmakcr. CHUItCHKS 8AVH COAL: HOLD ' JOINT SEIIVICKS HUlil ;S A CHANCE FOli "JACK OF ALL TliADKS" rm urke Shoot One Hundred and Fifty Turkeys to be shot off next (United Press.) LONDON. Nov. 3. ( Hy Mall.) If you can mako the dots on dominoes, put tho nicks in penknife blades or, above all. build organs you arc qual ified to enter the trifling business of building aeroplanes. At leant that seems to bo the moral of n recent speech by I.. A. Legion, Into president of the Automobile En gineers' Institute. "Acroplano workers, "he said (United Press.) DANVERS, Mosb., Nov. 22. Con Donation in religion is tho latest Idea ; In war-tlmo economy hero. ; As a lesult of the scarcity of coal !nnd the high cost of tho available supply, 'he Uulvcrsalist and Unitar ian churches hero hare united for services during the war. Three Unitarian churches In Salem havo ulso adopted tho conservation plan, and the rcnpectlvo ministers will tako turus In conducting ser vices. ' Wirthmor $1.00 Waists are recognized everywhere ns the best $1.00 value it is possible to secure iu wash waists. Well made of dainty fabrics and al ways up to the minute iu style. New Wirthinor Styles for November Are Here I A 1 f if, I I tonight at 7:30 and every night ths week. Tills week is VWin-itf- , chum" week and a program will ' be given every night at- tno a,me Place and hour. . The public Is invlted.V , ': - .--'v:;: Another' big lilt "Ton pf Dim, onds" Star Thursday and- Friday. , , 11-20-tf.', New Styles in VICTORIA WAISTS of crepe de chine and fjeoi'Ketle crepes, $3.75, $3.95, $5.00, $5.50 T" GOLDEN RULE O One of tho 00 R. C. U. Stores. Aniiunl Buying Power of the R. C. U. Over (iO Milllion JDollart , , Announcement Students interested in tho- study of Violin, 'Cello, Mandolin, Cornet, Clarionet and other Band and Or chestra instruments will receive tui tion nt ono-half tho former ratos, if application is made at any time from this dato until Saturday, November j ng places In tho city. You are In 24th. Tclephono Rod 3261 or call at Studio 1008 Fourth street. 11-15-91. J. DAVID HAINES, Sunday It is a Pleasurable Duty to Recommend I IflbiMRT Corsets F-ortt Le-oed to women of refinement and good taste because of our confidence in their superior nieriU. Nov at Connordale at the end of Adams Ave. Starts 10 A.M. and lasts all day. EVERYBODY IJVVIT Bert Hughes ED The Moilarl Corsets nrc made for all types of figures and in a variety of materials to meet tho mndest purse or to match the daintiest lingerie. You can lace it with perfect ease, in front of your mirror. Its original ami classic lines possessed by no other Corset are responsible for its world-wide popularl y. There is nothing so convincing as a trial fitting (in fact it is the only proof) which can' be had at no ex pense in our Corset Department. Pauline Lederle COMMUNITY HANQIIET IS HELD AT COVE . COVE. Nov. 22. (Special.) A community banquet, given by the In dies of the Methodist church for the men, was held in tho church Inst night. Following tho supper, n program of music and addresses was given. Among those who spoke were Cal vin Goss, editor of the Sentinel; T. K. Conklin, superintendent of schools: Kcv. C. C. Pratt of the Methodist church; Geo. II. Currcy, Hoscoc West, Weslley Smith und Kev. G. II. Feese of La Grande. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lecture Ity Mrs. Castuer. Friday evening, Nov. 23, lecture at the Neighborhood Club rotns In till! Library by Mrs. C. H. Cnstncr, president of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs and member of the Federal Food Administration. The public is invited. 11-22-2L Loyal Sisters. The Loyal Sinters of the Christian church will meet Wednesday after noon at 2:30 at tho homo of Mrs. .1. E. Ilnilgli, 1X1)3 Adams avenue. The Catholic tallies knitting auxil iary will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Newlin, cor ner of Fourth and O avenues. Kpeit Pimm Tuner. James N. Daly, expert piano tuner, will be In La Grando Nov. 2!i, to tune pianos. Orders may bo left at K0S M avenue. Satisfaction guaran teed. 11-20-St. Honor Guard ifrl.. Thl Honor Guard Girls will meet tonight between 7:oU and K::;o at llieir club rooms in tho Y. M. O. A. for a business. i .'ting, 3 1-22-lt. rtui!i-( llaikct Social Friends and fel(lw citizens of La Grande, are you looking for n good time, something new? A plsee where you will find the prettiest girls? !f so come to the First Ilaptlr.t church, Sixth and Spring. You will find it the most Interesting place In the city Friday evening Nov. 23, at7::in. A basket social and auction sale, no blanks. a pretly girl every time. Come and don't forget the pocketbouk. Girls cost money nowadays, 11-22-lt, All persons Interested In tho Tele graphy class that the Y. M. C. A. Is organizing, arc rcqtiCL'tml to moot at tho Y. M. C. A. on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A large uumbcr of applications have been made nnd tho ludlcutloils arc that the class will bo exceptionally well attended. Tho clasi will bo In charge of Mr. S. E. Livens of tho Wcstorn Union. Kiiworllt League Meetings. Do you wunt to go to an Interest ing placo this ovenliu; Tho Ep wortli Leaguo rooms iu the Methodist church, corner Spring and Fourth streets, .iu one. of the liiimt luterest- vlted to coino ami hear tho program AT THE STAR TODAY AND TOMORROW ! j f j j i ! f K.MTTEHS ATTENTION . .J. PIoubs turn, In nil knitted garments on Friday ufternoon. .J. A box will bo shipped on Sat urday. Will all ladles who j took out yarn to knit at the beginning of tho "drive" und havo not turned in any gar- mcnls please report . Friday. IT any ono Is niiablo to finish tho work taken out please bring It In for there are lad ies waiting to knit and tho soldier boys are suffering Willi tho cold. Yarn must not be idle. Were you nt the "Win My Chum" last night, given by the Epworlh league? Thcro will bo n very inter esting meeting tonight at the M. E. church, given by tho Edworth league. Miss Marguerite Winters will sing n solo. Everyone cordially invited. Tiring your chum. Tho telegraphy elans will meet In night III the Honor Guard Girls' room ut the Y. M. C. A. Phone 37 Is right at your hand and tho Observer wants that news Item. If you want action see "Ten of Dindonds," Star Thursday nnd Fri day. 11-20-tf. Hotter that "The Flame of the Yukon," "Ten of Diamonds, Star Thursday and Friday. 11-20-tf. "Ten of Diamonds" with Dorothy Dalton ut tho Star Thursday and Fri day. ll-201tf. ! ! NOTICE Mam--,- Ipilii p:Mifpl 'i , DOROTHY DALTON IN TRIANGLE PLAY, "TEN OF DIAMONDS." J The Observer desires to so- J J cure the names of every 1'nlou -J. County man in tho l.'nlted ! j States Army or Navy service. J j J- Send their names and correct J. address, name of Company and .; Division to The Observer. J J. Dally 11-20-tr. ! .j- .;. : : : Sheep Ranch Near La Grande, Oregon acres, 2 1-2 miles from railroad: 1120 acres under iiTi.naiiiiu, iif ai res siutaolu jor grain, dOO acres fine oasliirc land that is well watered. Two riiimiii;; streams m the place. Juildiuys, out biiililins and I'eiices very rood. "00 fine yniino' Lincoln and Shropshire ewes, all bred; 8 thnniiitdibrcd bucks; 1(i head nf horses, 0 ei.nlil-year mares, I colts, 1 stallion, 2 saddle ani mals; 10 head of cattle, ," young cows and 5 calves, one bull calf subject to register. About, 200 tons of hay and a very complete out fit of farm machinery and implements that have been used bill one season. Price for c er -filing and immediate possession , 10,(10(1. No trade. Imt will tfive easy payments." The sheep will pay for the place in a Very short lime. Compare this price, with others and conic and see me. Ray W. Logan, Agent La (Irande, Oregon. J U
