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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1918)
TllUftaiUV, Al AK'OU 7, 1918 Let Us Develop Your Films RED CROSS DRUG STORE Kvc-I'J'UiIiik in Kodaks S PERSONAL MENTION j Mra. Lou Given is spending the day in Baker. Xi. II. Russell has gone to Portland on business. ' J. W. Walden is spending the day m Pendleton. is desired. The vlsltintlou day pro- ANNOUNCEMENTS ! gram is lo l)e prepared Mrs. B. W. Grandy is spending tbe day in Baker. K. L. Burk, representing the Fox films, is in the city. The revival meetings at the M. K. church, Smith, are progressing nicely with much interest. ' Roy. Mills preached a very si l ong ser mon hist night, using for Ills text, Amos 4:12, "lTopure to Meet Thy God, O Innicl." There will bo spec ial ringing this evening, sir. Hug glr.i) and Ituv. Mills will sins u duet this evening and other special songs. There were tlx at the alter last night at the elo.-o or the evening's service. There will be cottage prayer meetings each morning from 10 a. in: to 10:110 a. m. Come. The pub lic is Invited (o attend all these services. Come and bring one witn you. The pupils of the Seventh grade of tho Central school will hold a rummage sale In tho Sunday school room of the l'resbyterlan church, Saturday! March 9, at 1:30 p. in. Clothing of all kinds for Bale. Pro ceeds for the Junior lied Cross fund u-c-:;t. Robert Service, an attorney of Baker, is doing business in the city The Parent-Teachers association or tho Greenwood school will meet Friday night. There will be a pro gram and refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend. ' i:K!iloii.uy Society Will Meet. ! The Preiibytoriuu missionary so ciety V-U 1 meet at 8:30 Friday aftor 110011 With Mra. J. C. Snook, 1505, ' M. This is tho annual meeting when ! reports will he given telling whnt the society Is doing. An Interest ; ins program has been arranged. i The Prcsbj terlal president, Mrs. I S'oelker of Tinker expects to be pres ,cnt and give u short talk. Ben Dccious, proprietor of tho Sil ver Grill, is spending the day in Bnker, ' Mrs. Herbert Drowning and son, Harold, loft for Enterprise this morn ing to visit friends. . Ray Sullivan, formerly, of this city, but now of Portland, is spend ing the day in 'the city. Mrs, Georgo Palmer imd Airs. ; Byrkit will entertain the Kuffet Klatsch at tholr homes Friday after- noon. ' , The women's foreign missionary society or tin M. E. church will meot Friday arternoon at 2: SO at tho licino of Mrs. Wesley Smith, 1004 Second St. A full attendance . V. O. KI.KS! ; Regular meeting Thursday even ; inn. Initiation, Election of Officers J and Lunch. Your attendance Is ear nestly requested. 3-4-4t. N. DESULIT, 13.. R. , - A. B. CHERRY. Secy. '. The following people have regis tered at the Imperial Hotel, Port land, March 5th: L. . Gowor, Lr Grande. March Columbia records are here. Come in and hear them. W. H. Boh nenkaiup Co. o-5-IH. . LOCAL And Advertising in Brief BEpie Farmers when In La Grande should see the Portable grain bin at Child's Auto Livery. Leave name and solicitor will cull later In the season. 3-G-tf. j Piano Tuner, i Sidney Lyle"the well known pian j tuner is at tho Foley hotel today I . 3-7-tf. Don't, let anybody fix your tires just be cause they hang out a sign. Our repair man has had ten years' ex perience and does your work right. We charge no more than others. W. H. Bohnenkamp The Junior Red Cros3 helps Bel glan refugees. You can holp b; helping tho Junior Red Cross. Call Marjorio Logan, Main 73. 3-5-3t o A sliipment of Victor records hat arrived. Come In early and tak your choice. Newlln Book & Sta tionery Store. 3-2-3t Help tho Junior Red Cross. If yon have any articles to donate to tilt rummage sale call Marjorio Logan, Main 73. 3-5-3 1. 1 30,000 Stitches for One Cent Requires "almost no currant-' to run it, yet does-all but guide the sewing. SEW MOTOR Ills any machine. No adjusting. Simply sets on the stand under drive wheel. This Is the Year for Conservation Come and learn how electric ap pliances will uid. NASH ELECTRIC CO. Overstock of Auto Tires. We havo a number of 30x3 tires which we will sell -at a discount while they last. 2-28-tf. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION Save your rubber boots and rub bers. Wo are prepared to fix them La Grande Tire and Vulcanizing Works, 140C Jefferson Ave. 3-l-(it. Money to l,nnn. On Improved real property li Union county. : No delays. Curren' rates. La Grande Investment Co Adv. tf. President Wilson approves of the Junior Red Cross. Do you? If so. send articles Tor the rummage sale Call Marjoric Logan, Main 73. 3-5-31 Good candy sold in bfllk candy that is fresh at Silvei thorn's.3-4-tf THEATRE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY- Illustrated lecture on Odd Fellow ship at I. O. O. F. hall, Thursday evening. March 7. All Odd Fellows, Rcbckahs and friends of the order arc invited. By order Committee. 3-4-St. The very choice candy that yon like ;. well is sold at Silvei thoinV Family Drug Store. 3-4 -tf. COLLEENS WIN AMERICAN TARS Every State in the Union to Boast "" of Irish Brides After the war. CUPID BUSY AT NAVAL BASE Brlgid O'Rourke, Descendant of King, Weds a Rancher From Colorado Record for Love at First Sight Goes to Seaman. 4 !1 ! :$ It 4 rVV'1 i.'- 'N... - . .:'. j!V;,dcy" " 1 iff'' nun 1 HAVILAND CHINA .- Is Getting Scarcer Every Day.; . - Take advantage of our, complete Jlaviluiul china stock and replace missing pieces from your din-; lienva re today. . , ' . ; ' ; Three, popular patterns to select froin.AVhite and ' Gold, White lJansoni, lioseratteru, in full sets or open stock. ,'.,, . '..' .... - nnso American Flotilla In British Winers. Evnrv nnrt of the United States lias supplied u hero In love ro-) niances thnt huve culmlnuted In happy 1 mari'luges between American blu'ejnck- v ts and blue-eyed Irish maidens since '"v the nrrlvnl of the Aioerlcnn destroyer ' t forces In the south of irelund. AMer the war, every part of tho United States from Maine to Cullfor- J nla and from the grmxt lakes to Flor- Idu will boast of mi Irish bride who was wooed and won In her native luud by tin American sailor." ' All of the brides are lookins forward to that liuppy dny when they will see what their husbands so proudly pro claim as "God's country," Already the American sailor has supplied his Irish bride Willi all necessary documents to establish her Identity us an American, SPECIAL THIS WEEK imported - Semi-porcelain Spice .J ;:rs r.-ul Oil I Jot ties' 20c 'Imported Jars, choice :," Johnson Vcnot'iMo Di-di 19 nii-poi'celiiin Spice w Seiui-porci'lain' ... ;-.19 SELECT GARDEN SEEDS EARLY r All reports predict a shortage of gar-' den seeds before hall' the planting is; done. ' ' . . We Sell , Western Grown Garden Seeds ' . in both bulk and packages.."' 4 ' 4 Co!e I.a Giando AgcMt ' . for Henry S-?:ir. & Sons' (iuarant:cd ' Cutlery ii!)d SiWrnvare ''.TrGOLDEN BULEO' One of the (100 R. C. U. Stores with an Annual PurchHslntr Power of Over 00 Million Dollars Two New Patterns in Popular Priced ' Semi-Porcelain Dinnerwarc Just Received A- A-" ' :' ': .'. ni'he'T'iil'led Tt "tes"lnsrferr-d''rto ' V 5 4 V V $ j''t'ii e their wives as n precaution In ease they lose their lives for tlieir country. Rancher Weds Irish Maid. There Is the marriage of a former ranchman, Bert Adams, to liriuid I O'ltourke, whose family descends from j an Irish king of that name. Adams, j who Is a boilermaker on one of the tUy- j stroyers, halls from Uuko, Colo. He j Is now liming!! to have his ranch In ; Colorado deeded to his wife as n pre- j caution In the. event of His belli)! tor- pedoed. His wife's relatives live In j Bruce, County I.luicrirk, and there Is j plenty of anecdote connected with the I family's relation to the O'Uourkes of kingly fame. . "I don't know uiiything about ranch ing," Mrs. Adams told the Associated Press correspondent, "but I am pre paring myself for the fair land Bert has told me so much about by studying a history of Colorado." . Then there is the ease of Mary .Itldge, head waitress at the leading ho ;tel here, who lost her heart to Uarland '(1. Hltehle, u machinist's male, tlrst jcluss, of Allston, Mass. She was one !of the most popular girls In town. The jdlnlng room over which she presided "Is out of bounds to enlisted men, hut ltltehle contrived to see her while she was off duty.' They knew each other jfor four mouths before Mr. Ritchie led iher to the ullar of the village church. ! Hut the record for love at first sight ninong tho Americans belongs to u young seaman, Paul Valacliovie by mimn ivlm uaiwl in u-ttrlr In thn 11111- 'chiue shop of the flenernl Kleetrlecom-; w. nsnv nt Schenectady. N. Y. He fell In ! love (he first day he stepped ushore j hen1, from tile destroyer. Ada .Tones, ; 11 Cork girl, was the object of Cupid's dart. After the war Valnehovle is go ing to take her back with him to Hint ' thriving city in New York. A few of I lie Amcrlenns first met I Ihelr wives on visits to England, j ('buries Illinium Cobln nf Ciiuricston. ) S. C, fell In hive on I he beautiful Cor-; itlsh rlvi?rii with Ada Gilbert, o widow of twenty-four, whoso home was In 1 Plymouth. Another Fngllsh bride Is ! Norn Kll;:aheth Kitt, who was married I reg.on Grocery Company's Daily Recipe for Wheat Substitutes Thursday, March 7th . ''One porkiess meal; evening meal "Whoatless." In eoinjiliance with the latest Food Edict, the grocer must sell .17 pounds of Wheat Substitutes with every sack of flour. Many of the 'substitutes recommended by Mr. hoover are new to La Grande house wives.' Wo take pleasure in recommend ing this recipe For tomorrow. . Try Cream of Barley for Breakfast, GOVESNMENT AUTHORIZED SUBSTITUTE Ask Your Grocer GliOHGlA P.OM1.NY SPOON 13HEA1) Vi cupful of corn meal, 3 cupfuls of cooked hominy grits, 114. cupfuls of skimmed milk, cupful of butter, 1 teaspoonful of baking powder, 1 teu spoonful of Salt. Add the cooked hominy grits, wliilo they lire still warm, to the corn meal. Add the skimmed milk, butter, salt i and baking powder. Pour into ushnl low greased pan iind bake until browned. . ' : x ."Have you ' llltlo Thrift Stamp In your home?" Oren''VroceryCompaiyn W'H" Distributors of OREGON Barley, Rye and Corn Meal in Full 10 pound Sacks ! whom they met nt i roller skailng rink. :eis Phillips Is now, I'lavell of Unuovcr, Hie dance liali or Thus Doiis I'Yan Mim. l.eo Vincent Muss., and Mary Kllru Sullivan lias become the wife of Thomas A. Hittsrhl of Mount Carmel. Pa. Al ter the war Mary O'Kecfe, who became tho wife of Kdwnrd C. Turner, expects lo desert: the irying ellmnte (r southern Ireland ror that of sunny San .lor,., fill., which is her husband's to Joseph W. Highileld of Des Moines, : " '"'''ana jown : Kin., has niairied Ksler Alien, while 1 Cupid Busy at Naval Base. j '-nl I;- ('"x "f '"l!l' ,K"" " v'011 tl,e ' But the majority of the Americans "f I'l,-V,lis ltmn I'"''"!-s- married Irish girls who lived in the vi-j Among others of the American snil clnlty of the American naval base and ' ,vlo have Inken lo themselves n wife over hero aro Benjamin X Moore nf Dallas, Tex.; Khert II. Bleklngham nt Pensacolu, Fia. ; Harry 10. Holder of Denver, Colo., and Michael J. Delia Itoco of Schenectady, N. Y. And the list gives promise of growing steadily. GEltMAN BUTCHERIES KIKE RUSSIAN'S FOR .REVENGE (Continued from Pago One) national plot to destroy tho soviet . government, in which Germany will Jibe permitted to do the "dirtiest part of tho work," WEALTHY WOMEN WOULD DO THEIR BIT IN WAR "CHEER PARTIES" FOR RECRUITS SET EXAMPLE OTHER CITIES FOLLOW. Los Angeles, Oil. Wealthy women of tills city who have au tomobiles and leisure have vol unteered to drive government In vestigators during their bust ness hours and have formed u new war organisation known as tho Emergency Automobile Drlv- i Eighting continues between Ukrnin i inn und Russian forces. J! Huns Commandeer Crops t PKTHOGRAD, March 7. Refugees J; arriving in Petrograd from German- If I oreuriieil cities sjiv llinh the f.ermnnH " i j are conscripting Russians crops un ci's. Mrs. Ralph K. Stark- lllcr duet-lion of Hun officials for use weather sold u diamond neck- J on the west front. Russians who do laeu und donated the proceeds j not join the commandeering of nil MINISTER BUYS GIRL Hlic offers herself to the highest bidder to aid her dvintr. mother Stirrinn' jiortrayal of life in the Kloiith'ke A new stai- in filindoiu. Let us develop and print your pictures. You will rind we do good work at Silverthorn's l''ami!y Drug Store. 3-l-tr. For the diindruff use Silverthorn's I Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Huir Tonic. It always does the 'work. ' ' 2-28-tf. ewei carmen IX- "The Kiaffdom of Love" The Big New York Stage Success Also A TWO-REEL FOX COMEDY iNEW TODAY! I'OR SALE The NEK of SE4 of Sec. Ill, Twp. 1 S. Range 'in. Address 1. II. Ollford, ii. D. 2. Grand Junction, Colo. 3-7-lt-pd. h t$ J ti$ ff1i 8 4f JO IS X for the new work. -ic i. nvailiibie crops and supplies aro -ft I tlirehlcned with execution. FOR SALE Three jersey cows. Call DInck 3591. :!-T-iitpd. Better than money because they , earn money: buy a WAR-SA VINOS' STAMP TO-DAY. It Stjie Dues liie Work. ChaiiL'e.ihle weather and wet fi.ct niske March n dangerous inonlii lor coughs, cold, croup nnd wliiiopine cough. Be prepared to get prompt relief. Don't let a cold run into ser ious sickne.-o Mrs. YV. II. Thriitn:i. 3f.2:: W. KMh Si , l.iltle Hock, Ark.-, writes: "Mv t i 1 1 I.oy bed n sovcic, ottsrk of croup and I houculv be lieve he u-ijiiM liite died if it b'd not h--a for Kole-'s lloney ninl T:r. Two dose-- it-lievi'd him. I Would not 'be without it nt iinv piur." Sold Pv. l) ulii-ie.- Ail. i f I - ( V 1 ' i tkl. "I jet us r?ivo a stirrinir send-off to Forthwith the daily i-rpiads of vol. recruits for the Iiritivh lines in unteers truninini? to ti e train to the Frnnce." sniil PostmasteT W. 1J. skirl of n Highlander bind were Carlisle of Chicneo. as reason for civen a rouUm: eyimple of what initiating "('heerine; parties on the Government building steps. "Ix-t rcprcsentiitive Americans send tlie thrill lo those men that will assure them thnt America is solidly behind the soldiers, the sailers and the rxet-utives who carr' on our Iirht fo Fieedum," suid bis kmikhI. America's sentiiuei.t are. one that h:is been tal.cn up in ether cmcs where the I'.iiu,!, Ca'iadian Hecruit imr Mission l a:- dtput.i. Defense and palrittic er!ani:::it lues heeded the call and arranged for representa tions daily in the cheering, waving I throngs. Grain Farmer: Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk ? Do not wait until Spring nod Summer when you are buried with work and worried with labor shortage, but build your gnmerie3 now. Yon can buy the lumber arid roi.fing paper for n first-class KiilO bushel portable granary for $M.5S nnd it will Inst for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you Sl'Jfi.OO und this would be u dead leas against this year's crop. A granary of this sh'.o can be moved anywhere and can he filled dire-Hy from the thresher, doing away with high priced labor handling ntnl Kowi.ig sacks. The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is among them. Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber maiiiifai'turcd at home. When you buy sacks part of the money goes to India. 1U.ILI) YOl'R (iltANAUlLS NOW He prepared by building them before the farming season opens uii. P,e euro to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't Use green lumber. Save money keep what you spend nt home prevent loss nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now. Portable granaries of this type nre universally used in other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma terial for one grannry. For particulars as well as prices on L'nion County lumber for nil farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON
