La Grande evening observer., January 15, 1918, Image 8

LA GiiANJJiO EVJOiNiNG QbSEUVJilR.
TUESDAY, JANUARY" 15, 1918
r
THE LATEST EIGTHE OF THE KAISER
Your Second Set
of Teeth
Shop Rplctti) Sole Prices t
I
Men's Work Hhoes
$2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
Children's Shoes
$1.39, $1.49, $1.79, $1.98
Ladies' Novelty Shoes
$5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90
Ladies' Service Shoes
$2.49, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98
Boys' Shoes
$1.79, $1.98, $2.49, $2.93
Men's Dress Shoes
$3.50, $3.73, $4.98, $5.50
.
' . 4
We Guarantee Each and Every Pair to Give Satisfaction
'PAGE EIGHT
. AH
i
-'
i-. i
V
-l
.&
ilk '
Teeth ay such an important part in
the preservation of health that nature
provides us with two sets. The first
one does not outlast childhood, but the
second is intended to outlast life.
Keep your teeth sound and healthy by
using our
OUR OWN TOOTH POVDEES
Its use will keep the teeth eleau and
free from destructive germs. It is
agreeable to use and perfectly harmless.
PRICE, 25c and 30c
: ., j&j,
.
Men's
Jumpers
?i.i9
Ineo.
Incorporated
m
Formerly The United Store
Men's
Overalls
$1.19
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Deliver Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
J... .
NEWS OF LA GRANDE
Lndloa nliuppine bagB, hand purncB
rtlio beat made at Silvortliorn'a
Pnmlly Drug Store 1-10-31.
'i
fcCandioa, In boxoa, and In bulk,
rt;id all kinds of noda watur drlnlca
W)t or cold, at Silvortliorn'a Family
Drug Store. l-15-3t.
'
Blank books, all kinds; Iniliul pup
fr and all klndB o( fancy and plain
stationery at Sllvorthorn's Fniully
Djub Storo. d-X-lC13t wkl-18-lt.
Kalsor Wilbclm with members of his staff visiting tbc oil wells of
t (tumania whlcb were destroyed in the Rumanian retreat and have been
restored by the Germans. - So far a is known this is the first picture
of Kaiser Wllliclm to, reach America since the British authorities ex
ciuded Ocrnian photographs from tho mails. It shows that the kaiser
(indicated by the arrow) la rapidly crowing older in appearance.
'.Cameras, kodaks, all kinds; any
pflco to suit your pocket book. At
Sjlrcrtliorn's Family Drug Btoro..
daily l-lB-3t wk-l-18-lt
fDenth of 1.. 1,. Kibhey I,. I.. Kll
boy, an old rosldont of La' Grande,
died in "Old Town" yesterday, after
an Illness of several weeks, of sever
er weeks. Ho was G8 yours of ai;o and
leaves a 15 year old daughter.
: - '
1 1 : i Ion Visitor Dr. B. McKceny of
Union Is a La Grande business visitor
tjfday.
JM. linker on Visit, Mrs. J. M.
Baker Is hero spending a few duyj
with her hunband and friends. Mrs.
IMiker Is attending tho businoss col
10(0 at Way a Walla.
'ti
!nlon VIsKoi' Ceorgo Ucnson of
oSilon is a business visitor hero to
(Vay. ,
('ovo "ior Mr. J. K. Steins of
Cltvo Is a business vhltor in llio city.
VIhIIh In I'oi'tland Miss Mnyuol
Hoizlngor has returned after spend
ing a week with friends In 1'ortlnnd.
iiiest at Siunuiei' Froil Ausuion
of Baker is a guest at the Somiiier.
.
Visitor Frirni Allen! P. M Wells
of 'Alice!, Is n business visitor In La
Grande today.
Business Visitor B. K. Anderson
of Cove Is a business visitor here to
day. lletiirus to Wnllnwn J. L. Max
woll, returned to his homo at Wal
lowa after spending several days In
La Grande and Portland.
Itoluru to 'Mntei-priso Mr. , and
Mrs. II. It. Derail and family spent a
few hours hero between trains. They
aro returning home to ICnterprlsc
after visiting with Mrs. Doran's par
ents at Salem.
w
Itoluru to .loseph Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Ilarlln passed through La
Grande, returning to their homo in
Joseph after spending three weeks
with Mr. Harlan's parents in Dayton,
Wash.
(iiios to K.lglu 15. C. Skllea was n
morning passenger for Klgiu.
IteturiiH to SiininiervHIe Mrs. A.
C. Glenn returned to her home in I
Summervillo after visit lug for a few
days with Mrs; J. M. Clioato.
.Move to the Dulles Mr. and Mrs.
.!. K. Smith are moving to Tho Dalles.
Mr. .Smith Is n brnUenmn on the f).
W. H. & N. and will have a run oil
the first division out of Tile Dulles.
r
Visitor Front Boise Miss (loldle
Cunihell. of Hols", is here spending
'r- "
Goodyear Service Station
WE SPECIALIZE ON TIRES
Storage Vulcanizing
Coine to Vs AVivii Your. Tire Troubles
W. H. B0HNENKAMP COMPANY
a few days with her sister, Mrs. C.
B. Miller.
Attends Hie Opera Miss Margaret
Newlin has returned from Pnrtluud
after spending a week there attend
ing the opera.
v
(Joes to Portland MIsb Meiiam
Smith has gone to Portland to spend
a few days with friends.
AMonds SI. Mary's Miss Dorothy
Meyers left for Portland where she
is attending llio St. Mary's college.
Visits lied Cross Branch Mrs. !i.
P. Mossmun v.us a morning p.-iKr.o.nt,-er
for Klgin where she is to visit tlie
lted Ctoss branch.
Visitor From Klgln Mrs. It. B.
Nlles. of L'lgln is spending a few
days hero with friends.
lloi.se Buyer Mere J. McNeil, a
horse buyer, or Pendleton, is spend
ing a few duys here on business.
. . liegistercd nt the liommor Minn
Ida Bean, of Hot Lake, is a guest at
tile Sommer.
ItoiircsonlH Drug Finn W. T.
Ki.imett, representative for Cta'rl.'e
Wooihvard Co., is In the city today.
Arlington Visitor Mrs. K. 1 hir
ing and sou, Kdi;ar, from Arlington,
left for her home after a few d.iy'f;
visit here with Mr. and Mrs. li. D.
Ward.
Vnlen isilor C. V.'. Ue'ison ol
Union, is here in tho city on inu1
ness. (lees to liuliler Mrs. 1'. H. Uohln
son was a morning pas: .eager for
luihler where she hie; u music class.
Attend Aleetin.'; Ktipl. Win. Un
ions, Asst.. Kupt. ('(i! hetl and Tra. -eling
itoad Jj'orei i:in or Engines
HchlT' ). are nil In Portland alteiMlin,':
an impel taut leei.'ting of ral!i!:u'
lieiul'j.
Dr. Holt I'.i.vs n Flying Visit - !''.
Iloli. :: rormer Lfi (liande reside"!
and loriuer owner of th.1 Iec:;l hosp
ital, u:id at present siM'reie.iy in" tli;1
Board of Ilealih. wus in the city vls
Itiii:: friends y" -.terday.
i tier to Buy War Stumps A col
eivl woman v.'as lni;:'y eii!ae-',M tr
emptying her savini's r.t.:'kin:-; at '!u
War S.-.vings f'tan'.p window in tin
pes'.offiic. As t'u; pen-.ie'i. nickels
di'nes, (luartes nil ! sn o vcai :;:;! luilf
ile'.lar .eiie.l out, t'v.' clerk sii.i:
"Aralv. t'.iis nw;:v mils' lie th'- re
sult of ii number of years' hard earned
saiings." "Vessaii," i-cplif il the old
ir.'i'uniy, "Yessali. ah been n savin' i;
to hury mnsef with, but nh got to
tliinUn' it, evnil, an' ah just made up
mah mind it would lie n henp bettah
to buy Wah Savin' Stamps to hep
bury dat Kaisa.'
IJegistercd in Portland The fellow
in people registered at the Imperial
Iiotel, Portland, January 13: J. A. he;.
rloson. Joseph; J. L. Maxwell, Wul'
!owa; J. A. Russell, La Grande; J. V.
Corbctt, I.u (Jrnnde.
',' SOCIETY
(Continued From Iirc Four.)
Mr. and Mra. V. IJ. Tato, of 240
Willow fitn.-et, cnteriiiined Siitunlay
nflit in honor of tlujir son, Guy's
birthday. Refreshments were
served and everyouo had a mo:it en-
joynhle time. Those nrer-ent were
Kcv. Mr. Smith, Mr. and Ma;. W. T,
Davis, Mr. nud Mro. I). A. Tato, Mr.
:u:d Mrs. Chan. Wiison, Misr.cs Kthcl
Smith, Sue Wil;3on, lldiih Wilson,
Iloyie IJ.iker, llcaslo Walkar, Anna
3';ott, Huth Trill, Lucille Gardner,
Me.'iBra. Fred Huntley, John Chap
man, Floyd Gochie, and Owen Shel
ton. La Griinda in to ho treated to an
other tornsichorean exhibition when,
on next Monday ovening little
'uphne Sotni.ier:i, , nine-year-oid
i'ortland thtnstuKe, viil cxl:i!it her
marvehim: grace ai;d flrill at Zither
hall in cfnineetion with the Red Cross
benefit dance which Is td !;c ;iven on
t:.nt occasion. i'eoplo who read
the i'orilaiul society eo'nimns have
often reuu rhr-vinw tributes to the
L'ifts of Daphne UouiiiuTo, who, by
the way, Is a t'anddau-ih.ter of Mr,
and MiH. Dan Komm'rs of I-Jlin.
She is really a wonderful little per
former, and that :dto will do fancy
r.tepij at the coiair.t; benefit siiould,
and certainly does mean, thr.t thrre
will be a larKC atti:ndanee present to
witnestt. '
Mrs. T. J. Sero:;i;in of this city,
who !h; seen the little tot perform
nvxl was ch:rmed with tiio exhlbi
. ion, prevailed ;'pou the Hummer
inuiily to let Miss Daphne como to
l.a Grande for this occasion and the
nrnmb'.e tmr. been made. "1 woubi
pronouiire her the most ;;r::ceful
dancer, af;e comdilered, that I have
ever seen," declared Mrs. KeioKin.
in speakint; of tho little one's abil
ity. M
M. . A.liu.val .WbJtbo!.
The M. W. A. and Royal Nel;h
bors will bold a joint iiiHtullatiou
Tliurstiiiy niKlit, Junuury 17. All
Modern Woodmen and iiosr.l Neigh
bors and their families are couiially
invited to be present.
l-15-::t II V COMMITTKK.
The
1211 ADAMS AVENUE
Grocery
C. R. SIMKIHS, Prop.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lewis L. tiibhy runeral.
The remains of Lewis 1 I-iibhy,
who died in (his city last niaht are
at the Itohmnkanip chapel pending
funeral arran.uenn-nts. tie is- sur
vived by one fi'tni;hter, 11 years old.
!
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
BOB WHITE SOAP
5 a Cake, or $ 1.75 per Case.
GOOD GRADE TEA
" 1 -pound packaurs (iOc lea for ja
Mi-pound pai-kaijfs liOc tt-a for 23e
GOOD GRADE BAKING POWDER
1 pound for nQ
Your patronage solicited.
PHONE MAIN 82
l.u.val Sisters.
! TV l.oval Sifters will nicit on
Vi'cdlli'Silay afternoon at Mrs. Diif-
t'y'y resilience, -tmf, cherry street
I 1-15-lt.
j Or. i lii.'U ie leinrtllH'llt.
Thv (Iraiaattr iU'1'artuu'llt of the
: NekhhorlHti.il Cluh will moot toinor
row afternoon at tho rluh room
i p:o:aitly at 2:15. Tho fullowinu
proKiain will ho Klven: "Tho Life
'of Tolstoi." l.y Mrs. J. I Smith:
"Tho Yonni: C:';.r Tolstoi." Mrs. II.
A. Zin hrlrk: "Tho I.piir Kxilo Tol
stoi." Mrs. K. K. Murphy.
lliisiiuvss ,Mins l.unclioon.
Tho h'.islr,os:i in n'p luticl'.oons will
W v..:. nn-il Wo.lnosii.iy, January
nl t'io l'oloy Holol. Tolon R. 1
haul Is tho rhnin.ian. 1-
; I. O. O. V. Spcclnl JrcetliiB.
I.a Cranilo'Lodge Ko. 1G, I, O. O.
V, Wcdncsdny evening, January 10,
at-7:30. . Work In tho first degree.
All Odd Fellows aro Invited.
By order of Xodpro,
' W. A. WOItSTELV
i-12-3t . .' . . J ' -.") Secretary.
; Y. SI. !. A. Class In Telegraphy
Clans meets at 7:30 p.-in., Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, ThuiBdHy, and
Friday nights, two Honrs each even
lng. Six more students wanted.
Cull at Y. M. C. A. building eTcnings
for particulars. Students placed' In
positions as soon as they'quulify for
cither railroad or Western Union po- j
sltions. l-lC-2'c i
La Grande Weather Tho weather
today has been erratic. A soft, mushy
snow has been lulling, a sort of a mix
ture of snow and rain, The air is
mild; no wind.
AxorxcicMK.vrs
War Fund Party
" The Catholic LtulicB will give a
party for the bcenfit of the Kn)";lits
of Columbus war fund. Friday eve
ning, at Ilonnn Hall. The program
of entertainment will be announced
later, 1-15-21
Our .Jitney Offer This and Oc.
don't miss Tins, cut out tine
slip, cncloso with Ec and mall It 10
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield, Avc
Chicago, 111., writing your n.imo and,
address clearly. You will rocoive In
return a trial packago containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds ond croup; Foloy
Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholeeomo arid'
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, far
comttlpation, biliousness, hcatlach
and sluggish bowels. Sold every
where. Adv.
$ rfc rfr fc 4? rfr rfc rfc
4
VICTROLA
The Instrument For Every Home
Its wonderful wealth of the best music, and, its ability to play that music
exactly as' it is rendered by the world's greatest artists, has made the Yic
trola the favorite instrument in homes of culture and ref inement everywhere.
The fact that all this music can bo enjoved on anv stylo Vicfcrola, from the
portable Victrola IV at '$20 to the magnificent Vikrola XVJU at ijsJOO, has
made ihe Victrola the. most popular of all musical instruments.
Terms to suit your convenience if desired. . ; ;
Newlin Book
it ...
Stationery
Co.
illfl
Fl 1
W. j:.
if
it;
:ier-
With
.LOUIS WEBBER
Exposing the Third
Degree
"The Mystery of the Counterfeit Tickets"
This is the last chapter of the
" RAILROAD RAIDERS, "
starring HELEN HOLMES.
Don't Miss It!
TODAY AND
TOMORROW