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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1918)
LA' GRANDE . EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FTVE V Ask the Nurse What She Needs Today and But Here j PERSONAL MENTION j Mrs. Ben Scrlber went to Joseph this morning. . :''' Mr. Clioato of Summervtllo was lu the city last night. ."'. Daily nurse needs should bo as vital a considera tion as the daily reijiiiiviiieiiti of the cook. Make up .your older for what' the nurse requires for today and send or telephone to us and let us Send the goou she needs 'right away. V will help in the selection if nurse requires. RED' CROSS DRUG STORE diatom tailor establishment betwoon Salt Lake nnd Portland. Tho Tog gery, d-l-jll. C. W. Bunting went to Pendleton . this morning on business. Mrs. G. W. Qrnndy Is visiting her daughtor, Mrs. Williams, at Im- bler today. Mrs. W. S. Allison has gone to Hot Luke for a few days on account of rheumatism. Heney Makes Protest ihas no more right than the hobo.'' WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. Francis j' o J. Hency in an open letter to the Fed . eral Trades commission declared Fed , eral Judge Baker's writ of error is Four American Soldiers Convicted Attorney. Ellis Hess, of North Powdor, Is transacting legal busi ness In La Grande. ' C. E. Alnulet and family of Port land are visiting at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Oxner. t T. B. Garrison, cashier of the North Powdor bank, Is a business visitor in La Grande. " Bill Hart, Saturday, Sunday, Mnn- duy, Star Theatre. ' 2-28-2t. fi u(iu.k it Anlik Tll'OK. - "We have a number of 30x3 tiros which wo will sell at a discount while they last. 2-28-tr. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION delaying the packing: house nrobe. He ! Pershinz has unmoved the death sen- sent it to tho Senate with a lett?r. from i tence imposed upon four American the commission asking that the. in- soldiers in France who were convicted vestigution proceed without' delays, of sleeping on post. The findings Heney said, "The law draws no dia-jnuwt be reviewed by the war depart tinction between th-j silk hat anarch- ment and passed on to President Wil ist and the red shirt anarchist. The son for confirmation. Names of the multi-millionaire accused of felony I soldiers have been withheld. . "PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT I" T. G.. O'Keere, of the United ci-. i Di.liHn,. Prtiimnnv Is looking WASHINGTON, Feb. 28,-General ; . V. ,.;... ;-. . .y. IP (AT WASHINGTON) itm, v.. . a n w" y ) ri fe SVA1)HlNtTQN . "How far to tho capltol, Mr Sailor?", " 'Bouta mile and a half." "Why a soldier just told me It was only four squares -"Oh, well it might bo to hiin; he's used to walkin' " JET "557 i ML, K. it. THEATRE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. Last Day of flpnnw Walsh 55 in the Patriotic Drama The Pride of New York TOMORROW ONLY JACK GARDNER in 'OPEN PLAGES A Great Western Story Bill Hart. Stur Theatre thioo days 1 starting 'Saturday. 2-28-2t. ,T . : " . . . 4t Mako you a oult In hours. We . have eight men, tho largest custom tailor ostabllslinient botweon Salt" Lake and Portland. 2-27-3t. "T : . pop tlm dundrurf use Sllvorthorn's Jj. Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Hair I "I It always docs uic wonix 2-28-tf. !4f , !i Dollar a sack for potatoes wll'y pay more? Call J. D. McKonnon atjT Main '86. ' 2-27-21. f . . . ; Now stationery, tinted box paper, , pound paper aim cnvi'iuif, ""iJt.. ivinK nnd Dilces at Sllvoi(horn,B:Tf Family Drug Slore. 2-28-tf. Tonic. Cord wood for sale, the Golden Rule Co. Inquire at 2-27-3t. David Roach, of Enterprise, Is in La Grande for he purpose of mak ing an additional homestead filing. Mrs. C, E. Moulton arrived this morning from Seattle to care, for her husband who has been Berioiisly 111 for several days. C. R. Shuman, Henry Blocklcman and Vester U Shuman, all of Flora, submitted final proof on their homo steads at the land office today. . Mrs. R. A. Hug and Glen Hug. of Elgin, and Roy Hug, of Summer vllle, are visiting at tho homo' of Mrs. Roy Flexner, of this city. . Mrs. Wlilssler, who has been vis iting her daughters, Mrs. Earl Done and Mrs: Gale Stmdevant, returned to her home in Tendleton today. - 4 FIno Bpudo, dollar a suck dollv-f ercd. See J. D. McKennon anu ro-!j. duce the cost of living. ' 2-27-2t. j 200 . new imported Spring Suit ings botli lndlC3 ' and mens. Tog- 2-27-Ut. gery, 4 .Money to Irfmii. On improved real property In j . Union county. No delays. Current: J rates. . La Grando Investment Co. Adv. tf. ' 4 ' ' ' . 'I Cord wood for sale. Inquire at 2-27-3t.r . ' ' Tho bright clear days oro at hand i 4 and it Is time to get out with the j pamora. Take your films to bilvoi-i j . ,. t .. , . thorXimlg Store for developing HI Our )rygoods Dept. ' the Cohlen Rule Co. nud prinllng. 2-28-tf, Bill Slack, Cass Cameron nnd i Louie Bulgel, of Athena; O. V. Reese, of Condon, and L. C. Car dell, of Milton, are beroro the dis trict exemption board today. Imported Suiting; coiit a little more but compare it with our domes tic cloth and you will not hesitate which to buy. Toggery. 2-27-St. 4 REDFERN. GARMENTS (The Best of America's Roady-to-Wear Apparel) : Ready for Your Approval We invite your early selection of X'outs, and Suits. The assortment of .styles is now at its hest, ol.ferun' a wide ratine of fabrics, styles' and prices to choose 'from. , . ;.. v. i - -v ' NEW ARRIVALS New Silk Sweaters New Silk Waists New, Wash Waists New Korrcct Skirts New Silk Dresses New Jersey Dresses An Excellent Showing el' ' ' '.' ; , New Wash' Fabrics One of the 600 li. C. V. Store with an Annual Purchasing Power of . . Over CO Million Dollars Bill Hart, Saturday, Sunday, Mon day, Star Theatre. 2-2S-21. G. L. Hard, who for some tinio;- ran a newspaper at licrmisioii anu WANTED later was attached to the Oregon Agricultural College, was In La Grande last evening on his way to Pendleton. Mr. Hurd had been in Wallowa County representing tho Burrelt' Engineering and Construc tion Co. A pantry girl at the Sommer Motel.. u-l-2u FOR SALE CIIEA1 About l'JO feet of used lawn woven who ifancy., and tjvo iron gates, l'honc' Black U2!nV." ' 3-1-2 tpd'. ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED TO" KENT Will pay ron . sonable rent for uso of piano. . Phono Red 11. ' 3-l-2lpd. Alumni Meeting. The high school alumni will hold a meeting at the "V" at 7:30 this evening. JS ' ' ' Save your rubber boots and rub bers. Wo are propared to fix them La , Grande Tire; and Vulcanizing WorkB, 1406 Jefferson Ave. 3-1-Gt. FOR SALE CIU'JAP wagons, 2 horses, 2 plows, 1 dra;;saw". Phone Black 1(H2. 3-l-2t. There never was a great fortune honestly made that did not have its beginnings in industry and thrift. Big Bill Hart, three days at the Star starting Saturday. , 2-28-21. Pythiuns to Entertain. Local and visiting Knights, Py thian Sisters, families and friends of Pythians, and parents or relat ives of Pythians now in war, arc cordially Invited to be present at an Informal program at the Pythian hall next Monday evening. A vet- i cran'B Jewel and the honor roll will 4 be presented; there will bo a short patriotic program.' After tltiH there will bo dancing and cards for those who wish to indulge In that. 3-l-2t. COMMITTEE. GRECIAN LINES IN NEWEST MOlfES rT7 ' ! Oregon Grocery Miirch 1, .!" Jd.-'iy "One I'orkless . Meal, Kvenintc Aleal AVheatless" In coiiipliance.wi.th the livtest T'oiid Ediet, ; the growj'.jmi'Kt will '.17, pounds :ol' Wheut . Huhstitutes with" uvuvy sack uf 'flour. Many of the substitutes recommended ly Mr. Hoover are. uewto La Grande, house wives. ; Try Cream of Barley lor Breakfast, GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZED SUBSTITUTE - Ask Your Grocer . , ConGervation Calendar (Oregon) .Sunday One porklcs.i meal; evenme; -. t meal whentli?ss. . . . ' . Monday One porklesa. r-.cnl; use no. wheat. .' . . it . Tuesday Use na jork; evening meal whcnticus; "Wcdncadnv J-nc norklcss meal; use i.na w1k,b.V,-i ? vi -v.i'. (1. 1 1 1 .111 'J hursdav One porkicss meal; eve-, nit'g meal whcat!usn. Fntliiy One pondesa mcul; ovoaing meal wheatless. Saturday Diio no pork; evening mcul - . wluiulless. . , - ' POLENT 4 A War Difth TOMOKMJOW ' "ll.ivo yoi: n liltlo Tliril'l Klatnp in your liomo?" Oregon 'Grocery Company ." Distributors of OEEG0N. Barley, Eye and Corn Meal in Full 10 pound Sack MisKion Hand to Meet. The Mission Band of the Presby terian church will meet at the home oE Miss Helen Mohr, 1903 Third St., on Saturday afternoon, March at z:iiv, j ATTENTION, PYTHIANS! All Knights of Pythias, members of Red Cross No. 27, and visiting brothers, and members of families who have Pythian sons or husbands In the war, are cordially invited to be present at the Knights of Py thias hall next Monday evening. Presentation of veteran's jewel, presentation of honor roll. BeginB at S o'clock. 2-27-3t. COMMITTEE. Cold wood for sale, the Golden llule Co. Inquire at 2-27-3t. There will be a large class foi Initiation this evening. The Initia tion will be followed by a banquet. J. F. STACEY. W. P. LEE BELLINGER, See. l'H- i : nH'-i ' . S1li .": I- I'm' lift I iu)i;i!i;i) to pi'in.isii list Pro'i'ly ')unris Deliii'iiienl in As .xessinent.H lo Bci Notiti.Ml. lion .tKktne' for tho anuio Blrncd ! cat lowanta in your atomnch instead . rieely by rcnlilcnlw of the illutrict. ' of fligestir.. This inflames tho atom-' " -r ! athe and causes ruuseu. vomitmo; and .-: A Bilious Attack I n ternole head.'e.he. Tako Chamber lains 1 ablets. I hey will tone up your outlined ! When yo-.t have n bilious attack vour I liver, clean out your stnmnch and yu .vin soon tie aa well as ever." iney Currylni; out a policy it....- i.n n:i.. . ,...u.lt....Tn. livi.i f;ii!t fo ni'l'l'orm its function; You l;eeome cor.stipaieM. i ne umki you " h"" i-i la: t nl;;ht at its 'regular wssinn ord-1 erod the city manager to proceed ; - -with the listing "I r.ll properly . ownerH delinquent In fmprnvoiurnt.'.; .' a f : asvc'HiiH'nts and p;-K.; tbcin up for I i ! publication in the mum; mnnqer flint. J J the county nuhlluhen the delinquent i B ' lax list. Appivim:iily 570, dun re- i ; mains to he collected today , J Is the day sv:t v.-hon penal! 'o; will ii be attached If payinei t has not been J J . made. ,n The Commission rthio oroored th.e 'J t (:ty Manager lo Hi'cure figures mt ;, , , the cost of cstc.blisihini! a grade at i 'Washington and V.'i.ieul stieeis : : J J the streelf, may he arce; sable to i i eltlzens of that section of the city. J J 'This was done in reply to a !'!!- ,, is the time to have that OIL BURNER installed. We have tho HOT BLAST and DOMESTIC. Save One-half of Your Fuel Bill. i LOCALS j And : Advertising in Brief j """"""""'"""""""""""" 'The cown pictured here Is of When you want a good box of rquoi50 blue velvet nnd chilToii fresh candy, call at Silverthorn's T) velvet (s draped about the Drug Store. Fine box chocolates, al- flgura and terminates In a long. ways fresh. 2-2S-IL ponted train, and the chiffon Is caught on the shoulders, nnd with Make you a suit in 21 Im'ii. ltJ c(li;Q f crystal beads, provides Wo hnve eight men, the largest iii lunic. e l ir mi l Jefferson IC. J. DOXDHL'E , Black 1211 ' Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture HAVE YOTJ EVER TRIED TO BE SAVING? There are various ways of being saving. But thers is only one way of being saving when you buy furniture that is, buy it at the Harris Furniture Store II. B. HAKIilS. Proprietor Where you buy good furniture for less. T.-t
