La Grande evening observer., November 30, 1917, Image 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1917, ""--
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Red Cross
Drug Store
The Prescription Store
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CMMAIUTA UIUNGS
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8ld Mrs. Ruscoe Neal, under whose
management the details were. "Like
wise, the various committees who
worked early and late to make the
thing a success, are indeed to be com
plimented," she continued. "Some of
the committees gave several ( entire
days to the work and gave it ungrudg
ipgly. ' This spirit is what made the
whole thing so big a success."
v There are a great number of pans
and .dishes left there the evening of
the' banquet, which should be called
for Saturday if possible.
:i v Mrs. Ncal Good General
The' titanic task of managing tho
whole affair was a big one, and Ked
Cross officials are greatly elated at
the. success with which Mrs. Roscoc
Ncal, general chairman, handled the
whole affair. Her untiring efforts,
coupled with generosity in plenty on
the part of the public, is largely re
sponsible for tho big success.
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j NEWS OF LA GRANDE I
OOODIH8 THAT A 1(10 GOOD.
i. During tho cold 'months to come
there will bo ninny days when you
will probably feel the need of wbole
Botue and delicious confectionery.
U'e boliovo there Is no place in this
riolnlty where you'll find more au
perb sweets than hero, and the as
sortment Is certainly a varied one.
Our shipments arrive twice a week
direct from the markets and you'll
always find them fresh and at their
y-eet here. Our specialty in bulk is
a1 peanut cluster with maple fillinR
made especially for us, covered with
a thick coat of pure milk chocolate,
frothing like It anywhere else In the
city. Saturday and Sunday a full
quarter of a pound ton cents. Sac
display In center of our candy win
dow. . Don't fail to purchase at
least one bag and jiidKe for yourself.
ll-30-2t. LA GRANDE PHARMACY.
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! "Where Are My Children?" is a
niodcrn bible. . See It at the Star
Saturday and Sunday. 11-30-tf.
jKEW TODAY j
FOR RKNT 2 nice rooms fur light
''''housekeeping. 1612 Adams. Phono
'VBlack 3901. 11-30-tf.
. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED for
a family of three adults. Must
,'jbe closo In. Adress Post Office
ijBox GG4. ll-30-2t pd.
FOUND Camera. Owner can have
. 'same by proving property and pay
ling for this adv. Call at Ob
server office. ll-30-3t.
,i:'A powerful drama told in a pow
erful manner. "Where Arc, My
fjhlldren?" at tho Star, Saturday and
(juhday. 11-30-2L
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'Imp ('ream.
4, Our Chap ('ream cures chaps .j.
4 on chaps and lassies, i!Tc.
4 l.A UI1AXDH IMIAIiM.U'V. .j.
g g j $ i j l-
FOR SALK Horsepower drag saw.
Phono ltlack 11142. 11-:ni-:'.t.
Spends Day in HelixMay Murphy
tuuiiftBgiving wun friends at
Crop Expert Here F. L. Kent of
ine u. b. bureau of crop estimates is
in iovn today on business.
Spends Day in Siniimervillo Miss
Mario Pecker spent Thanksgiving
with her mother in Suiumorvillo.
Visiting Here 11. Alexander of
Pendleton is visiting his sister, Mrs.
U. Block.
Goes to enterprise E. Z. Hcrzingcr
went to Enterprise this morning on
business.
Visits Here Blanche Combs, Grncc
Vermillion and Pearl Monroe of Sum
merville spent Thanksgiving in town
visiting friends.
Attend Danco Here Cecil Ander
son and Eugpno Oswald of Suiumor
villo were in town yesterday to at
tend tho danco given in Rex hall,
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Will Work in Portland Mark and
Dewey Oliver of Sunimerville went
to Portland last night whero they
will work this winter. v
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Accepts New INisilimi L. A. Ful
ler has resigned his position as rural
niai! carrier to accept a clerkship
on tho postorfice force.
Visiting in Pendleton Mrs. G. M.
Curtis went to Pendleton Wednesday
night to visit for a few days with
friends.
Here on Visit Grant Sehaffner,
manual training instructor in the
Athena high school, is in town for a
few days' visit.
Spends Day in Wallowa Lcstei
Huntley spent Thanksgiving in Wal
lowa with his uncle, Cul Larn, return
ing the same evening.
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To Spend Week-end - in Klgin
Reba Hopper wont to Elgin this
morning to spend the week-end with
frlonds. '
Goes to Portland C. E. O'Hollarcn
of the O.-W. R. & N., went to Port
land Wednesday night to be gone a
few days on business.
leaves for Baker Estclla Block-
mon went to Baker Wednesday night
for a visit with friends. She will re
turn Monday.
ltd urns from Kiiteipiiso Chief of
Polico L. Rayburn returned .yester
day from attending the shooting tour
nament at Enterprise. .
'
Hero from .North l'mulcr Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Clark of North Tow
der were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Fuller.
Returns to Harper Mrs. Edna lte
nicruers, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. William Huntley tho past
week, returned to her home in Harper
this morning. J
Attends Dance Everett McIIatton
of Sunimerville was in town yesterday
to attend the dance given in Hex hull.
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Leaves lor Two Months Visit
May Cole of Summervlllo left this
morning for a visit of two months
in Seattle, Roseburg and Corvallis.
after which she will maKo Her Home
In Portland.
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Spend Thanksgiving in Sillilllier
,111,, Mrs. Thomas Clark, her son.
Waller, and daughters, Mamie and
Ruby, motored to Summervlllo yon-
Several of the Fall
Goods that just ar
rived are down 15
to 20.
If you trade with
us you are treated
right in prices and
service.
CALL MAIN 35
HUG'S GROCERY
torday for Thanksgiving diunor with
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and family.
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Mrs. Loney Improving Andrew
Loney returned this morning from a
trip to Portland to see his wife, who
is ill in a hospital there, Mrs. ion?y
is very much improved.
' Returns from Pendleton Mrs. Fred
Schilko returned from Pendleton
Wednesday evening from attending
the Umatilla County Teachers' Insti
tute. Jazz Hand leaves McElroy's Jazz
Hand which gavo a danco in Rex hall
last night went to Baker on No. 8
where they will glvo a dunco this
evening.
Visiting Hero Mrs. E. B. Smith of
Vincent Ib Spending a fow weeks with
Mrs. L. A. Fuller while her husband
is at the Grande Hondo hospital
with a broken log.
before the usual holiday rush. While stocks are more complete in every department is the time to select
the- gifts you are to give. Half the joy of giving is lost when you wait till the last minute to choose the
gift. - - -, . . '. ' . ... : ' - ; .. .
Five Big Dep'ts Filled With Gifts for Every Age
Useful gifts for older folks in everything to wear, and everything for the home. ' Novelties and toys for
the little folks that make Christmas the happiest time of the year.
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This is indeed the store of the Christmas spirit where you will find appropriate gifts to please the
fancy and fit the purse of every gift-giver. ,
Uecovoring Itapidly Mrs. Arthur
Jones who returned from the hospital
last Sunday after undergoing an op
eration for goitro Is recovering rap
idly from tho shock of the operation.
- Many Letters Received from France
Many letters wcro received in La
Grande today from the Hospital Corps
in France. Little is allowed to got by
the censors, except the fact that nil
were well.
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TOYLAND
Is Ready in Our
Bargain Basement
Annual
Olio of the OOO It. C. V. Stores
lliiying Power of tho It. t. V, Over (1(1
Bring the Kiddies
to Visii
TOYLAND
Million Dollar
McCALL MAGAZINES AND PATTERNS FOR JANUARY ARE HERE
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, delegates who will bo hero December i hers of tho families serving on the
, t unci a, 10 atienu tlio Older Boys various German fronts. This em--
. ,, , . , , Conference. . All who can accoin
Man Drowns at Perry-Tlie body of ( 0(lilte visitm.s ,,,. rellun8lC(i t0 ,,,,
an unidentified man was found this tncrr addresses to tho V. M.-C. A. at
afternoon under tho flumo nt the nnr
Perry mill. Ho was left as he was
found, awaiting tho coroner. He had
evidently been in the water several
days.
Purchase Enterprise Hotel Mrs. A
H. Beobo returned yesterday from a
business trip to Enterprise. Mrs. Bee
be and Mrs. II. A. Daubenverger of
the Imperial hotel have purchased the
City hotel at Enterprise and will leave
Monday to take possession. Mrs. iPec
be's daughter, Irene, will have charge
of the rooming house here.
Will Spend Winter Here James
Motley and Mr. and Mrs. George Bo
stock and children, Dclbert, Rlith and
Myrtle, arrived yesterday from New
Raymer, Colorado, to spend the win
ter with the J. A. Chandler family.
Mrs. Bostock is Mrs. Chandler's sis
ter, and Mr. Motley is the father, of
Mrs.
for fifteen years.
Here from Nampa Mrs. Arthur
Kenton of Nampa, Idaho,. is visiting
friends in La Grande. She leaves
Saturday for Baker where she will
visit with Mrs. Fred Gcibel.
Hunters Have Poor Luck Many of
l.a Grande s sportsmen spent the
early hours of Thanksgiving day at
favorite spots in the valley duck hunt
ing. The bags, however, were small.
Claude Scranton and "Red" Williams
had one lone duck as the' result of un
all-day hunt. Wm. Wilson and Don
Shanks of tho R. & G. Galloway ga
rage came home with empty bugs.
GUIOIANS KU-WKITH MAIL OF
ALSAC'b'-J,OKICAl.M; SOLD1I0KS.
By HENRY WOOD
Chandler and has not been west i (United Press Staff Correspondent.)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIKS,
Nov. 1. (By Mail.) Germany's dom
ination of the Inhabitants of AlBaco
Lorralne has now become so uncer
tain, that they aro no longer alloyed
to rcootya.letter s f roin the nialb mem-
Wants .More Homes Offered J. G.
King, secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
has issued a call for homes that will
ontertnln ono or more of the visiting
m em
oia stuto of affairs has Just been
discovered by tho finding of orders
establishing tho now system of gov
ernment lettor transmission for tho
two provinces.
Germany's precautions aro pre
sumably dictated by fear that the
soldiers in her armies from Alsnco
to Lorraine, might communicate to
their famllios military or other use
ful information, and that this In
turn might bo communicated by tho
inhabitants of tho two provinces to
tho French across the border.
All letters from German Boldlers
of Alsatian or Lorraine origin must: fruits aro
now pass through a newly created
office at Stuttgarth. Thore govern
ment omployes make extracts of tho
lettors, and It Is theso extracts Hint
the families of tho soldlors in Alsaco
Lorrnlne cvontunlly receive Tho en
tiro system "Is self-explained In the
following "extract" that hau Jiu-.t
come Into tho hands of the French
military authorities:
"STUTTGARTH, October 12, 1917.
"As recent lnonsnrca prohibit the
sending into the occupied portions of
Upper Alsr.co and Lorraine lettors
coming from soldiers in tho field, I
nm communicating you below the an
alysis of a lot tor from your husband.
Monsieur Alphon'so A , -whoso ad
dress wo are holding hero:
" 'I hope you are always in good
health as I am, but recently I have
only beard from you randy,' although
I write you every two weeks.
" 'Is tho harvest good at homo this
lyoar.' Here with us wo have had
nothing lll.o It for the paBt 110 years.
It will give us plenty to eat for a
long time to come. , Potatoes and
both in most ; unusual
(luantltioi, . I nm eating enormous
quantities of both, but naturally not
to tho point wlioro It nialtes mo-sick
as do others hero who vorily oat too
much.
" 'I hope that in your prayers you
will not forget me, an I do not Tor-
get you, oo that whon wo meet again,,
wo can without fear look each otnoh
in tho cyos to the dopth of our eouls.'
, "Alphonso - ,l
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Snow at Joseph.
JOSEPH, Nov. 29. ,( Special. .
Joseph had Its . first snowfall yo-,
torday morning, two inches laying on
tho ground here. A heavy fall of
snow fell in the mountains and more
is looked for.' Tljls is tho 'first
heavy fall of snow in this section.
Hoax "Do you bollove inntches
nro mndo In heaven?" Joax''8uro;
what do they want with matches la
tho other place?" ,
Must. Have lleen in (lie Dark Age.
"How many years ago did he llto?'!
"Who?" 1
"The man who said that two could .
live as cheaply as ono?" '
The gift for all the family a
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You can have a Columbia'
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home (or anywhere you say) and
on Christmas morning if you wish,
for only a small initial payment.
Balance can be paid, at your con
venience, after the Holidays.
We have outfits that will
just fit your pocketbook and on
special Christmas terms.
Call in and get our special Christ
mas record lists, or send us your name and "
address and we'll mail these lists to you.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Prepared
ness
tin .
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Corscticrc.
Res. 1702 Oak Phone Ri d 3221
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Today the secret of her wonderful recipe is yours.
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.Nothing to add but water..
Nothing to do hut bake. , : .
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We invite you to visit our up-to-date Parlors and Shop where you will
find everything obtainable in the latest scientific instruments and equip
ment to give you first-class service. r
WE SURFACE AND GRIND OUR OWN LENSES
Broken Lenses Duplicated
J. li. PEARE SON
Mfg. Opticians Registered Optometrist
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