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PAGE EIGHT LA QliANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1918 Reliable Family Recipes NEWS OF LA GRANDE In nearly every home there are valuable reeipes formulas that have been relied upon for years. If you have such re cipes for COUGH OR COLD REMEDIES, LINIMENTS, TONICS, ETC., bring them to us to he compounded. We give the same careful attention to family reeipes that we do to phycisians' prescriptions. Use Our Free Delivery System PHONE MAIN 40 LA GRANDE PHARMACY : Adolph Newlin, Mgr. Quick Delivery Phone Main -10 La Grande, Oregon LOCALS Aud i: . . . ' Advertising in Brief i i Sale Postponed. Tho sale lit Ed Ayern ranch has been postponed until Tuesday, February 6th, at 10 a. m sharp. Ifi-ee lunch at noon. l-30-4tpd ''Her Country's Call," with Mary Miles Mlnter, at the Star Saturday, 1-2 0 2-1 Itolurii to Imbler Mrs. C. E. Keenln of Imbler returned home to day. Visited In Itolsc S. A. Cotter who has been In Boise returned to Enter prise this morning. Holler Maker Leaves Coo. O. Johnson, boiler-maker In the O.-W, shops, haa left for Portland. 'm Spent Three Days Here S. L. Brooks who spent three days In La Grande returned to Imbler 'today. Mm. Ivuiihoe Returns Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school superintend ent, returned this morning on No. 4. Hack From Idaho Carl Roe. who has been In Idaho on business was a passenger home to Enterprise today. Returns to Imbler Arthur Wood- ell who has been In La Grande on buslnvss returned to Imbiei' today. Wallowa Visitor Mis. G. IMas3 who has been In the East since Nov. 20, has returned to her home In Wal lowa. i John Tracy l,rnvcs John Tracy, machinist In the O.-W. nhops, has re signed his position and left for Port land. Leaves Tonight Daniel A. Hicks, boiler-maker In the O.-W, shops re signed and will leave for Portland to night. To Visit in Kuinmoi-villc Mr. and Mrs. T. Flcklin of Unlonwont to Suni mervllle today to visit with Mr. S. D. Flcklin, Returns to Suinmcivlllo BehreiiB of Sumniervlllo, been here on business returned homo today. estimated that about $ 1 GO will bo turned over to the Armenian relief committee. , Rummage Sale Success The rum mage sale held in the basement of the M. E. church today was a big success. Most of the articles were purchased during the early part of the day. .More Field Glioses Donated Many persons who had field and marine glasses saw the article in last Monday's Observer whero attention was called to the fact that the Gov ernment was In urgent need of every field glass that they could procure, with the result that Engineer W. It. Parker haB received field glasses from the following persons who have loaned the Government for (ho war, their field and marine glasses: M. I.. McCormick, C. S. Dunn, W. II. I!oh nenkai.il, Harry Paulson, J. 0. Gzermo, Dr. G. L. niggers and S. H. I Lee. To Tag Coal Shovels Mr. A. C. ! I Hampton has just received from the : government a number of cards, the I size of shipping tags, to bo given to each pupil of all the schools. These ' tags ure to be lied onto (he coal j shovels at their homes. Inscribed ! on each card is "Save that shovelful ; of coal each day for Uncle Sam." I National coal shovel ta;; day was January 30. i it I Seventeen Degrees Ab:vo Whllo the weather Is cold It It; not so cold ,as weanesuay nignt. Last night the. number 750 Is used an alarm is au lowest the thermometer got was 17 toinatlcally set In motion thereby ! degrees above zero. ! causing confusion which is detrl- j ! mental to tho service. Therefore , Ken i ross I emus Meet lomglit lot us ask that for ordinary calfs, , lonigni me exocuuvo comuiiuec.: please use Main 740. But In caso of : ana loam captains wno directed the1 fi,e call Main 750. June lieu cross drive, are to meet at MACKINAW GOATS $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 STAG SHIRTS $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 , 7 ST men w y Incorporated Formerly The United Store Men's Fur ' Caps $2.49 .- - i Soo the raid of border outlaws on a frontier vlllngo In "Her Country's Call" at tho Star Saturday. 1-29 2-1 '-' Do you know what a Trurrior Is? Dorothy Dalton lfl one in "Tho Price Mark" at tho' Arcade Monday and Tuosday. 1-31 2-2. ' Don't forget the Hod Cross benefit concert Monday evening, Fob. 4, at tho L. D. . Tabernacle. This will bo tho most enjoyable musical and social evont of the seanon. 1-30-tf. !' "Tho Prlco Mark" is a sensational love story starring Dorothy Dalton. At the Arcado Monday and Tuesday. '. . . ' 1-31 2-2. Mary Miles Mlnter' at tho Star Sat urday. 1-20 2-1, When you nro In need, of a new Truss, and wish one correctly fitted, call at Silver-thorns Family Drug Store, whero you will find every stylo of truss to fit all cases. Also n com plete lino of Abdominal Supporters, Belts, Anklets, and a complcto lino of surgical supplies in stock ut all times. 1-29-2-1 Mary Miles Mlntor in "Iter Coun try's Call" at tho Star Saturday. 1-20 2-1 KOU HALE WHEAT FARM Section of grain land, seven nilleB south of Uyron, Yakima county, all I'p cultivation, 650 acres summer fullow ready for seeding, deep vol canic ash soil, never falling well, equipped with pump, wind and gas powor, 12,000 gallon rosorvolr sup plying wator undor prossuro for nil purposes; now watering two bnnds of sheep and 1U0 bond of horses; lays well, fine view; roads admit of maximum load to railroad wnro liouBc. Other nearby land available for farming at low rental makes it doBirable for extensive grain grow ing. Price $20 por aero; terms If dosirod. Owner In care Observer. l-2'.l-lRwkltp. ; Comedies that are comedies Is tho reputation the Mack Simnott Para mount productions have. A now one will bo shown at tho Arcade Mon day and Tuesduy. 1-3- 2-2. A smashing good border drama, 0 1-1! por cent Monos' 130,000 for long term at 0 1-2 por cent Interest for loans on Grand o Hondo valley farms. Seo W, II. Snr- gont at La Grando Investment Com. pany at once. 11-22-tf. Travel from a hill-billy's hut to high life with Mary Miles Mlnter at tho Star Saturday In "Her Country's Call." 1-29 2-1. Visited In Hilgnnl Mrs. C. H. Arnolds who has been visiting her daughtor at Hllgard returned to Al- lcel today. Out or Hospital Mrs. Ida Dough ninn, of North Powder, who has beon In the Grande Hondo hospital re turned to her home today. To Visit Daughter Mrs. Joseph Mayer of Lebanon, was a passenger to Enterprise whore sho will visit nor daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bllyeu. aumisi j the Y. M. C. A. to take up the matter who liar,lnf iiti,, ,i,,ii,.,,i ,i,.,.i.. tlons. Tho per centago of arrears In ioo iukii, n is leu,1 ana sonioimngi must bo done to right tilings. The i delinquents lire mostly small sums. It 1 is said, and therefore harder to reach ' than if In larger sums. The com mittee wishes the Observer to say that those who ae not paid up should give the matter prompt at tention oither pay at the banks, the Y. M. C. A. or E. E. Kiddle. It Is suggested that special collectors be put to work, in which event those behind are urged to be ready to niako prompt settlements when such rangements reach them. , 2-l-3t C. P. CAYLER, Chief of Fire Dep't. SECOND MARRIAGE" HASTY .Money to Lonii. On Improved real property In Union county. No delnys. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. tf. Why wear an uncomfortable truss when you may have one perfectly fit tod, nnd of the very latest and best style, at Silvcrthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-20-2-1 Sen bow Mary Miles Mlnter j handles a gun In "Her Country's' Call," at tho Star Saturday. 1-20 'i-1 j Polly Murun Is in tho Paramount i Mack Scnnott comedy at tho Arcade! Monday and Tuesday. l-lll 2-2.! Classified ads solve your wan J problems. j New 1918 Maxwell, taken in on a Reo trade, for sale at a sacrifice. 1916 Dodge, good shape. 1915 Ford at the right price. USED BUT NOT ABUSED Daniel Auto Co. 1414 Adams Avenue Chimney l''lro Tho fire depart-1 .rnent was called to the home of John i Foo at 6 o'clock last night, for a ; chimney fire. No damage was done. : '' Oporiited On T. A. Turner, an employee of the O.- W. R. & N. was operated on last Tuesday. He Is i making fine progress to quick re-; covory. . I . M Will Make Vacation Trip Mr. and . Mrs. U. G. Wilson and daughter are j spending a month's vacation In San j Francisco. Mr. Wilson is a mach- j 1st in tho O.-W. shops here. i , .Mrs. .McCauley III Mrs. Oscar Cronsen Is here from Wallowa with her mother, Mm. J. McCauley, who Is ill at her home. Mrs. McCauley Is reported to bo about tho same. Leaves for I'orthtud C. F. Graven of Enterprise leaves for Portland to day. Ho expects to bo gone a month. Enterprise Man Returns J. II. Olnuitead who has buen In Portland went homo to Enterprise today. Annilo Tbealro Itetinted The Ar cado Theatre lias been entirely re timed and decorated, new tapestry decorating tho panels and the new proscenium arch is decorated with tho monogram "M & L." The color scheme of then entire theatre Is old rose and ivory. M At tho Sinniner-T Soni'nor guests are: Curl Roe, Enterprise; Mrs. G. PlasK. Wallowa: Mrs. Thus. Flcklin. I'lilon; Bruce Cox, Wallowa; C. F. Graves, Enterprise; E. G. Cniumlngs, Enterprise; Ed. Chin, Joseph; Till man Olson, North Powder; Jessie' Sparrow, Hot Lake. j l'iri".iH'li Hold Festivities The Volunteer Fire Department hold its annual dance and hamiuct last night. ' The dance was held In the now Foley ' building nnd the banquet WiUl pjven in the Sommer urill. This was an ! exclusive affair for the firemen and I their wives. Kx-Fire Chief Joseph Jones, was In attendance and acted as toast-master ut the banquet. m m m At the Foley Foley guests are: Frank Kernan, Joseph; Hay Cook, l.ostine; Veva La l.onde, Enterprise; J. Blakley, Enterp-ise: Mr. Jessie. ' Cruin, Elgin; .Mr. and Mrs. II. F. White, North I'owiiei; Elsie Dalton. 'North Powder; Leo .Vuhcrhlll, North Powder; W. G. Turfy, Palmer 'Junction; P. J. Hicks. Josenh: Chas. A. ilitmaniau, Imbler; Chris Johnson and wife North Powder; . F. Slub bleficM. Enterprise; C. II. .laeobson, North Powder; J. A. Pilcher. North Powder. ' . - Honor Guard Girls Meet The Honor Guard strls met last night In the city hall. A business meetiim was bebl and the girls decided to do Ued Cross work under the direction of .Mrs. Fiank Phy ,n each Wednes day night. They decided to give another benefit , nte,talnnient soon and all sltned the patriotic leagim .pledge. A report on the Honor Guard show wus made and II was Our Honor Roll Following are the names of the men who enlisted In the U. S. Mar ine corps through the La Grande office: Clarence J. Lambert, La Grande; Horace E. Price, Idaho; Donjnr.ilu E. Gekler, La Grande; Ilobor W. Conrad, Sumniervillu; Ralph E. Likes, Summorvllle; Goo. E. Gronier, La Grando; John P. Tobin, Enter prise; Win. VolSwonkler, Island City; Werner K, Knutscn, Alicel; Adolph A. Groupe, La Grande; Paul J. Cook, La Grando; Thomas Bar ron, Holdmun; Belva L. Adams, Is land City; Harry' II. Amell, La Grande; William L.. Amos, La Grunde; James I. Chandler, Elgin; Brown, Pendleton; Frank S. Pendleton; Val Herring, James R. Rabies, Hunimer .conard Mlllnmn, Cove; Will-j Cloll G. Ulrlcli, Sparta; ville; I. Court Holds Man Not Fit Guardian for His Child. F. Buell Adams of Oklahoma City, Okln., has discovered that tho law does not look upon a man who begins courting three months after his wlfq dies and murrles a month Inter as a fit gunrdlnn for n minor child. The mother of the first Mrs. Adams asked for n writ of habeas corpus for the possession of their little boy, whom Adams held. When tho case came up the eourl asserted that nny man who had no tender memories for a true nnd faith ful wlfo wns not a fit guardian for a child. Ho awarded the little one, II boy, to his grandmother. Class in Camouflage. A class In the art of camouflngo cas been started at the University of Ore gon. The students have applied to b enrolled in the camouflage unit of tb American engineering corps. o Dorothy Dalton well remembered S PERSONAL MENTION !fo:' -wovk ln "Tne Flame ot tlie Yukon wii ne seen Monday and Tuesday In her first Paramount pro duction, "The Price Mark" at tho Tt V F,.u,,. r,f Mn,-,-n,u en,,lv ) AVOldO. 1-3112-2. registered at tho Foley. G. A. Eastman of Enterprise went to Baker today. J. L. Nolan of Lostlne returned homo today. Row Mr. G. H. Feoso went to Wal lowa today on business. Mrs. Josslo Cm in and littlo daugh ter returned to Elgin this morning. , W. V. Connor, principal of the Hll gard school, who has been laid up witli his eyes oxpects to go back to permanent work in a few weeks, as his eye3 aro improving. J About Constipation. . Certain articles of diet tend to chock movements of tiio bowels. Tho most common of thoso are cheese, toil and boiled milk. On the other hand raw fruits, especially apples and ban anas, also graham broad and whole wheat bread promote a movement of the bowels. ' When tiie bowels are badly constipated, however, tho suro way is to take ono or two of Cham borlnln's Tablets Immediately after supper. Adv. Telephone Service is Cheapest Service i ANNOUNCEMENTS Itiisiiioss Men's Luncheon. Tho business moil's luncheon will bo held Tuesday, Feb. 5, at noon at the Foley hotel. Dr. Mossman is chairman of the day. 2-l-3t. lam F. Whllo, Coio; Paul N. Sca ntiest. La Grande; Ford B. Vandecar, Durkee; Carl J. Zeunian. Union; iUeplien A. Hutchinson, Union; Arch ie Mitchell, La Grande; Willis L. Scott, Joseph; Henry J. Forge, Per ry; Harlan E. McCsnn, Union; John Max Cook, La Grande; Charles L. Wilson. I.ostino; Francis A. Good "Tho Man From Painted Post," at the Arcade Saturday and Sunday. THE AMERICAN RED CROSS on Earth Ln Grande Chapter La (ti-audo Oregon January 31, 101 S. Special N'otico to tiio Relatives of .Soldiers nnd Sailors The Bureau of Military and Naval Insurance announces tliut only about brod, Union; Sanford E. Chapman, j one-fifth of tho enlisted men liavo Wallowa: Howard II. Childnrs. Los-1 as yet applied for insurance. ' lino; Walter S. Andrew, La Grande; If a man lias been enlisted before Frederick R. Knautz, North Powder; j October 15, 1017, ho has until Feb. F. L. Wiglesworth, Unfnn; Samuel , 12, 1018, only to make application. Paterson, Union; William McKlnloy j If ho enlisted after October 15, 191', Patorvon, Union; George M. Carl- be bus 120 days during which he may ton, Enterprise; John N. Carroll, ; make nuch application. Union; Invlng Price, Union; Judd ! Special provision lias been made Smith, I.a Grande; William E. Gray-1 for tho families of men entitled to heal. Imbler; Dewey Lee Harris, En-; Insurance to fill out special blanks I terpiiso. von It KNT rooiu. H -Modern f u riiii:hoti hh 11 Adunis Ave. liltu'k which may bo sent to the eulistrd mon for their siKiintures, Dr. V. , D. McMillan has a largo supply of hlanka for this purpose and if any relative of an enlisted man desires to nvail themselves of their right to war Insurance they nay obtain thoso blanks and send them to the boys AT ONCE. If you know of any enlisted man who has not made application for war risk insurance, Rot a blank, fill tt out nnd send it to htm before dl-31-tf. wk2-8-lt. MILES MINTER Calico Clad, Barefooted and Bareheaded FOR SAUK 1 Ford tru-.-k, t hen house, L'-l chickens, 1 iron bed, 2-inch! February 12 posts, white and gold finish: 1. spring and mattress, 1 single bar-, Greenwood Parent-Teachers ness, puppy dogs. Phone Black Greenwood Parcnt-Tcaciiers are ll"'-. l-li-'Jt-c called in a speriai session, to meet & on Friday at 3 o'clock in the Green ipmie summer win nance wood school. Miss Mav Murohv. home Miss Daphne Summer will dance dnoMlay night In the Rex hall at demonstration agent, will talk on the planning of home and vacant lot gardens. W the dance given complimentary to Miss Gulling and Miss Grady. 2-1-lt Don't forget tiio dance at the Rex hall. Wednesday night. February ti. g:en i:i honor oi the Misses Gulling nnd Grady. 2-1-lt. "The Man From Painted Post," at the Arcade Saturday nnd Sunday. i ii;i: .notice: There v ho have businots to tians aet by telephone with the Fire De partment will pl-.-ase call Main TP, for aM purposes oilier than to notifv the department of a fire. You will receive just as piompt attention by using this number. Number 7,"0, the fire station num ber should be used only in case of "Over the Top," by Guy Empcv. fire. The fire station telephone Newbooksonthewarjustarrived.it service Is so arranged Hint when Silverthorns. l-"9-'' l lied Cross llcncfit Concert. The date of tho Red Cross benefit conceit given by M-s. A. L. Richard son and a group of visiting and local musician.-; is Monday evening. Feb. 4. at the L. D. S. Tabernacle. Tickets may lie exchanged for reserved feats at Silvcrthorn's Drug Store, Thurs day, whore tickets also will be on sale. 1-30-tf. "Her C Call" ountry's I low ;i ltiiicly little uitiinitiiiiipci- learned tn revere tin- Ameriean flair, was returned to her own people and won a husband. VAUDEVILLE May Ion and Edwards Comedy Kin-niir ami Talking- LAST TIME TONIGHT Roy Stewart in 'THE MEDICINE MAN" 1 STAR 1 B
