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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1918)
LA GKANDti EVENING OBSERVER PAGE JilVE RUBBER The beauty of our liubhor showsat a Klanc.c. The lien! ! 'S by trinL 1Mt nbbor eannot be nmde and , not made; therefore, it is the best on the market and the best kind for vou to buv niicl use, Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, Nursery Hubber eyerythinfr jn rubber, in fact. - Red Cross Drug Store News Of La Grande (oes to Wallowu went to Wallowa on -W. C. Combs business. Knffee Klatnch will be entertained Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran and : Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley at tbe residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cochran, lor or sailor boys. i LOCALS I '-And- - 2-4-tf. Advertising in Brief Tho bost present you can send a soldier. or Bailor boy a subscription to The Observer. Z-4-tf. The Oregon girl, Margarita Fisher, in Miss Jackie of the Army, at tho Star, Saturday only. 2-6, 7, 8. Are your boya in the Army and Navy Insured under tho war-risk in surance act? Sugarless Nuggets at tbe La Grande Pharmacy. The new confec tion made by J. G. McDonald Choco late Co., Salt Lake, U. S. A. 2-2-tf. Write a letter today to one of our Hospital Unit soldlor boys or send him the home paper. Address Field Hospital No. 167, Sanitary Train No. 117, American Expeditionary Forces. 2-4-tf. Sneai-Ioss Nuggets at the La Grande Pharmacy. The new confec tion made by J. O. McDonald Choco late Co., Salt Lake, U. S. A. 2-2-tf. See how a girl's , wit . and Vts saved the day in Miss Jackie of Ui Armjy coming, to the' Star. Saturn day. ' - ' "" 2.-8,7, 8.' . Write a letter to one of our sold- . .Money to I .omi. ' , ' j I On improved real property , In ' Union county. No delays; Current rates. La Grand Investment Co., Adv: - tf. .' - ;-. ' t ' Spend Duy in lmbler Mis. L. L. Douglas spent tho day in lmbler. Goes to Itnbtcr Mrs. W. E. Oes terllng was a passenger to lmbler. Goon Home llcrshel Dault of Vincent, who has been In tho hos pital horo went homo yesterday. On Trial Cose on triul in the Cir cuit Court is State vs. Scott Goodnll, charged with cruelty to animals. ' Goes to lmbler Mrs. C. J. Pratl accompanied by Mrs. Mllo Pratt of Jerome, Idnho,, went to lmbler this morning. Makes ' Progress Frank Turner of this city is progressing nicely after an operation at the Grande Ronde hospital. Ilotuin to Ulgin Mrs. Dan Soin mers and little granddaughter, Daphne, returned to Elgin after at tending the benefit dance for the Red Cross nursos. 9 w m Convalescing Mrs. Ellen Rey nolds of Palmer Junction is re ported progressing ,vory favorably after an operation. .. ... . . -- .. . , Owns Neiv. Cniw-Miv J. R. Gai n of Imbl.er, is the proud possessor of a new King speedster, purchased of tho Daniel Auto-Co. ... .. . Attend . Court Attorney A. W. iSchaupp of Joseph, Attorney D. W. Sheaher and Attorney A. W. Hawkins of Enterprise are in town, transacting business in the Circuit Court. Mrs. liiiliey Itcturns Mrs. G. Rlchey arrived homo from St. eph, Mo.. ly of M.:j Jos- it where she went to attond i the funeral of her futher, Mr. J. W. I Llttleholes. Mr. Llttlcholes was.J well known hero as he was former- La Grande. I J i o I Ij Elgin Man Don't forget the Red Cross benefit concert Mondnr m-nnlner. Vnh. 4. at i Henderson ' of Elgin who the L. D. S. Tabernacle. - This will . confined to : the l the most cnjoyablo musical and social event of the season. 1-30-M. Sugarless Nuggets at tho La Grande Pharmacy. Tbe new confec- two weeks home. '.. Recover -Mr. J. W. has been hospital hero for Tuesday for hie left Registered at Imperial The follow ing people registered at the Imperial tion made by J. G. McDonald Choco-j hotel,! Portland, February 5: W. B late Co., Salt Lake. U. S. A. 2-2-tf. LIVESTOCK MARKET LETTER ! February 6, 1918 Sarcent. La Grande; C. W. bengner, La Grande; Dan Macdonakl, Enter prise. Not Guilty The trinl held yoster day in the case of State vs. Geigcr Market conditions at North Portland Bros, was tried, and -the dctemiants .ire hoMino- sreadv for the dav with ' were found not guilty today, iney firm prices at previous quotations. were cnargea wun iuiuhs The cattle section has had very lit-' from W. D. Grandy's land. timber preparedness V LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT CORSETS As We Arc Learning the Trath About War. ' Get Acquainted With lies. Trads Slux, U. 8. Tel. OSca, Priced at $2.00 up. MRS. ROUT. I'ATTISON Corsetiere, Rea. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221 tie offered to test the market, but the' I offering in the hog section has been! fairly good and has shown a very good : quality for the most part, with a con siderable show of strength. ' . ..; ' About fifty per cent of-the offerings j crossed the scales at the top of tho i emulations, which, in consideration of tho proportion of slop-fed stuff com-i ing in for the day indicates a healthlul ! tone of the market. i i j Nothing has been offered in the , j sheep department to indicate condi-i jtions. , - ' I The following prices prevail in thci different departments. - . , ! CATTLE Medium to choice steers, ; I $IO..'tnll: good to medium steers.; I $ft.:!5(B)10.35; common to good steers, $7.757i 9.25: choice cows and heifers the Front Lace Corset with the $8 10; common to good cows and 7ENTIL0 Back and Front Shield ; heifers, S6.50fi8; canners. $i(fflb; There's a La Camillc Style Thai's bulls, $57.50; calves, 7.5011 Beat For You. j slockcrs and feeders, $0(9.50. All the Latest Models Now on Hand! HOGS Prime light. l(V201i 115.45; prime heavy. ib.;ifyio.uu; pigs, $1:1.75(5)15; bulk, $10.30. . ' j SHEEP Western lambs! $ 15(H) 15.50: Valley lambs, $14.6015:1 yearlings, S13W13.50; wethers, $12,50 1 (5)13; ewes, $911. - Knffeo . KlHlsch to Meet The ENTER," THE KNIT' , TING GOWN. Sherry Theatre THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Today and Tomorrow ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICE Tho La Grande Vulcanizing Co., formerly located in the Fishor build ing on Jefferson street, has moved one block west, to tho new Bohncn knmp building. J. R. STRONG, 2-7-tf . Manager. Tho Missionary Society of tho Christian church will meet Friday aftornoon at 2:30 at Mrs. Nolan Skiff's, 804 Washington Ave. Tho subject under discussion is Africa, Mrs. Ida French, leader. I I J ji Xotlce to ICiiHtei-n Stars. The officers of Hopo chapter No. 13 will meet tonight at 7:30 to ar range for tho funeral of sister Edna Allen. 2-7-lt. Missionary Society to .Meet. Tho Presbyterian Missionary So ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. J. K. Wright, 1202 I'enn. Ave., Fri day afternoon at 2:30. There will bo election of officers and all ladies of the congregation are urged to bo present. A Rare Blouse Opportunity the final allotment for the season of beautiful Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses, bought on contract at economy-effecting prices. Provide for your Blouse requirements now for many months to come. Take advantage of this unusual offering. Share in the liberal saving that our fore handed buying has made possible. . . That silks are high is common knowledge that they're going higher is also known. woman who has anv desire to Notice! . jj The La Grande Vulvanizlng Com- J pany formerly located In Fishers i building on Jefferson St. has moved I J to the new Bohnenkamp building, ono block west. All mane or urcs repaired. 2-7 -tt. R. J. STRONG, Manager. Lutheran Aid Society. Tho Ladies Aid Society of tho Zion Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. F. W. Bussard, 1205 Fourth street. Mrs. George Naier will ontortain. So that this is a most opportune sale for every exercise economy at the present prices of materials they're remarkable values at the prices that will prevail later the values are really incomparable. ALL NEW - ALL SPLENDIDLY MADE - ALL PERFECT FITTING Styles HOil, 3042, 3043, 3044 at ...$3.95 Styles 4245, 4240, 4247, 4248 at .............. '. $5.50 NEW ARRIVALS IN SPRING MERCHANDISE Quality first is the motto of every department, the lowest possible prices. The best of merchandise at ii La Gran do Spiritualist church Harris Hall. February 12, danco, program and refreshments. Ad- j J mission 25 cents. . 2-G-12. I ErnngcllHlic Meetings. 1 Preparatory . to tho evangelistic meetings , to begin at the M. E. Church South, -February 15, there will ho cottage' prayor meetings Wed nesday of this week and Monday of next week at. 7:30 to 8:30 at thejj following plaeos and others not yot a arranged. Tho people of each com- j iminlty nro invited to come and help: Mr. Iluhson'H, 1502 Y Ave.: Mr! Lub-jJ bus, 1902 Q Ave; Rov. Handle, North l Birch St., 2710; Henry Tate, cast j end of X Ave. . W. B. SMITH, Pastor. UTZ & DUNN SPRING FOOTWEAR STANDWARE SILK SWEATERS WIRTHMOR $r WAISTS FAMOUS KORRECT DRESS SKIRTS FOR SPRING NEW SILK AND JERSEY DRESSES FOR SPRING WELLWORTH $2 BLOUSES Itoynl Neighbors Cnfetcrln Dinner. The Royal Neighbors of America will glvo a cafeteria dinner at noon Friday, Feb. 8, at the Y. M. C. A., I tho proceeds to be given to the Rod j Cross. They will begin to serve at 11:30. Following is tho menu: Chicken pie, 15c; baked fish, 10c; potatoes. 5c; baked beans, 5c; lnaci- ! ronl, 5c; creamed onions, 5c; salads, 5c; pio, 5c. Constant SuffcrerN Find Relief. "I have been a constant sufferer from kidney trouble and threo months ago was down sick In bed for my back ached so severely I couldn't get up." writes C. F. Rey nolds. 412 llenlck St.. Elmlia. N. Y. "While in this condition we read nf ! three Inches square One of the 550 R. C. U. Stores GERMANS IN THIS COUNTRY TO REGISTER (Continued from Page 1.) ment of Justice. In most citlc3 the work will he done by precincts. Every German mint go to tho office of the registrar and make out triplicate affidavit Information blanks and furnish four photo graphs of himself one for each of the blanks and ono for bis certifi cate. The photogiipbs must bear his signature written across the front and inust not be larger than It must he on Foley Kidney Pills so I commenced ! 1,1111 Iane1' !,nu naxv " Jicli taking them. In a few days I was i Sround. up out of bed." Foley Kidney Pills j Tho following Information must i strengthen kidneys and bladder, j bo furnished on the Information Recommended for backache, rheu- j blanks: name, address, age, place of malic pniiiR. sore muscles, stiff ! birth, occupations nnd residences Gladys irockwell We used to carry knitting bags to match our gowns. Now wo rear the knitting bags and attach tho gown as a necessary but un important after-thought. Here's the knitting gown, a cunning bit ot apron of "taffeta silk, wide enough and puffed enough to carry tho long needles and tho doublo handful of soft yarn that ono day may be a sock for Sammy. Joints. Sold everywhere. Adv. Statn of Ohio. City of Toiedo. Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior pnrtner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney & Co.. Joins" business In tho City of Toledo, County and Slate aforesaid, and thnt said firm will pay the sum of ONE Ill)NI)Itl-:i) DOLLARS for each nnd every rase of Catarrh that cannot lie cured liy the uso of HALL'S CATAHItH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENKY. Sworn to before me and subacrlhed In my presence, this Cth day of December, A. r. 15S6. A. W. OI.EASON, (Seal) Notary Public. Hnll's Catarrh Medicine Is taken In ternally nnd act.i through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, fro. F. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo. O. Sold by nil drucrists. 75c. Hall's Family I'lila for constipation. since January 1, lilM, dale of arriv- al in the United States, whother married or single, names and ages of children, whether any malo rela tives in, arms against tho United states, or if they liavo dono so at any time, whether registered for tho draft, military training, naturalisa tion conditions nnd other Himilur infoTniation. . , Small registration officials nut equipped with ringer-print appara tus have been advised to borrow a small quantity of prlntors ink and a roller and to make Impressions upon the ink spread on a pane of glass. One of tho trlplicuto records is to bo kept by ' tho registration nifonts, one sent to the United States marshal and one sent to the Department of Justice at Washing ton. Get-mans who are not at their place of residence next week may bo registered wherever tlioy happen to lie. John Lord O'Brian, special assist ant attorney general, will have general chargo of the work. In La Crande registration is at tho postofl'Icc. : EAST TO EAT HORSEMEAT Nebraska Company Will Slaughter Mustangs for Market A Former La Grande Girl, in "A Branded Soul" If Chain Wood $3 It Will Reach the Heart of Every Woman. Men, Too. Children May Learn For Also A Comedy We ;iro niin prepared to deliver chain wood at the old price, :i.0l, until further mt,iee. Also 16-inch dry cord wood at H.'tO, delivered. The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Retail Department Phone Main 732 Greenwood Avenue irTr.flr'Tii Dirk" I 14 : t "L i 1 OMAHA, Feb. 7. Horse meat is td bo put on the market in Omaha, Kari sas City; St. Louis, Mo., and Sioux City within n few weeks, according to an nouncement of the Equine Meat & Packing Company, recently incorpo rated in Nebraska with $50,000 capi tal. The company has been selling horse meat nt Grand Island, Neb., for several weeks. Only wild, Unbroken "mustang" ponies arc to be slaughtered. .osson and Pauline Curley In "A Case at Law" The Real Secret of John Barleycorn's Overthrow. And a ('oiucdv WAR AND MATRIMONY' Today and Tomorrow QTH A COMING SUNDAY - HAREY CAREY Xa. A X ..... X 1 m
