La Grande evening observer., March 14, 1918, Image 3

THURSDAY, MARCH H 1918
LA (1 UA Oli L EXiN'U OBSliltVLft
PACiE TJiUKK
Color your Last
year Straw Hat with
GiLORITE
fH0tF"
MAKES OLD STRAW
HATS LOOK NEW.
Splendid for fixing up
UcJJes'o-Clilldrens hats.
EASY TO AMY
Dries la 30 Minutes.
4 Waterproof cndDunu-la.
J.l Wick Dull Back Cardinal R.d- Navv Blue
CadatBlua SafleOroaci Burnt Straw Brown Mold
FOR SALE BY
RED CROSS DRUG '
STORE
FMad.ln
will remove from Meachani (o tun- prices, termsetc, address W, car
can In a few days, where they will : Observer. 3-12-3t.
be located for a while. I
HAT BALK
For 15 days will null hats fur
11.00 and Sl.GO. These hata arc
value or 13.00 to 14.00.'
3-14-at. ; TOGGERY.
H. E. Roskamp returned to Port
land last night.
Paul . Ithewitiklo has gone to 8c
nttlo for a short visit.
, Al Daniels left for Portland this
morning on a business trip.
i - ."or Sale.
S H. I'. stationary, gas engine,
(Htever) used about a uiontli. Prcs-
... . ..... "t eoBt 4f-0. Price 200. Address
Mrs. . Fowler, of Kameln, Isirinint. u,.i. r... it..i
In the city vislt.Mg friends. ' i ' "
PERSONAL MENTION;
! Mrs. Frank Pike went to Hunt- .-'
Ungton.thla morning In behalf of ! Beautiful sunshiny duys are the
i the Relief Corps work. jdnys for kodak picture taking and
! I that uicaiiB yon will need films for
I Mis. S. D. Mcl.ane, of Nampa, I your kodaks, nud these may all ho
j Idaho, is visiting at tho homo of j !llui an(i developed uud finished well
, Air. ana mis. i. urmnnu. i-,i np,.,,u. ( sn...i .. -.....
i r ' j u... u. vi.v. u - l am-
ily Drug Store. . 3-11-tf.
MEET
Conference With Knuduy School
ileiirtwenlullvcn ut Christ-
luu Cllllltll
RELIGIOV8 WOItKERS
A "Workers Conference" was con-j
ducted by Mrs. C. 0. Ksson audit
Miss Hazel A. Lewis, in me (jiirisi-.ii
Mrs. Fred Synhorst is In a ser-
ond street. .
, C. A. Galloway, of the Calloway- M-,s. 0. I.. Wall left this morning
Heea Auto company Is in the city. ; for San Francisco to Join her hus-
band who has position there. I
Fireman Ellis of the Western Un-1 i
Ion . crew, engaged la cleaning the j Attorney, Robert Eakln was a
right of way. is in La Crando today i passenger to IJaker this morning, j
accompanied , by Mrs. Ellis. They i ' - ' i
I Harry Mc Clay of Idaho lias ac- j
! cepted a position with I'atllson
: brothers grocery. .
I . HAT SALK
For 16. days will sell hats for
; 11.00 and l.G0. These hats are
values of $3.00 to $4.00.
Ian church yesterday at 2:30 in tho
afternoon anil 7:3,0 lu the evening.
A largo attendance of Sunday school
workers were present and all Po
noiincd - the sosslon to bo tho most
Ksson is well known among thejTT
churches in Oregon as an export j
In Bible school methods. Miss
Lewis comes from Cincinnati, Ohio,
and for many years has been a
specialist in Elementary Bible
school work. Her lectures were con
sidered in advance of anything
given in La Grande. The party
left for Baker on tho noon train.
tkauaiio
I'HOXI.VG BY CODE
I SUFFER
i
Mrs. Harriet Mc Donald was
passenger to Hot Lake this morn- Tonic,
lug. "
Ily -I. W. Peglor.
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
...nt.. mllL. .'.DIl'AM I.' V l 10- I '
.fn N FRANCE, j "f
Feb. l (By Mail.) "I'll be in "P
3-14-3L
TOGGERY.
125 busbol grain bed, seat and ' Messages on the Front Sound Like
break for $110.00; Why pay more?! , 4'i-aiy Person's Talk.
La Crando Implement Co. 3-12-51.
.New Silk petticoats just received
at the Golden Rule. 3-14-lt
(deal Shampoo and Germicide Hair
It always does . the work, j
, - z-zs-ir.
Use Soothing Musterole
-
When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, Just rub n
little Musterole on your temples Mm
neck. It draws out the inflammation,
soothes away the pain, usually givkifj
quick relief.
musteroie is a ciean, wnite ointment,
Mrs. J. H. Blumenstoin Is at Hot !
Lake for a few days recuperating.
Members Please Tjike Xotloe.
jOregoq at three. At four o'clock
I'll be fixing up that ration ques- jfy
tton with Hindenhurg in London.!-
Easter Millinery Showing
in our windows and IxVudy-toAWiU' balcony. "Tlie pi't'ttit'st hats iu tho town"
haft been the coinineiit of most cvory woman visiting our Alilini'i'yDcimrtiuoiit.
We invite your insiioetiou of tlu dozens of striking new models now on display
The shapes, the sizes and the colorings are so earied as to meet the demands
of every woman.
NEW SKIRTS, COATS, SUITS, DRESSES
In the Most Approved Styles of the Season Also Await Your Inspection.
TB QOLDEN ULE O
One of the GOO R. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars
A .1.- A ' AJ IF ..n.l ...unt ... .lf. 1.11 t I'll
rv DUW;jfll Ul llll! AIIIV I AUU II . WU noil, u.u i
Mrs. W. W. McDougul, of Hil-:und s.avv a11viii1.v' i -uu,i ..'ha over in Talahasseo. Just ask
2 kUaiM vjtf J Ju J kijtf JI aw liU lM kju jj rjf t l k if'
gard, Is in La Grando today shopping.
; Monday night nt the City hall.
i for the kaiser.'
j Not a quotation from the ravings
!of a mad-man not the dream of a
If
m,. ...... mi... . : To Whom It .May Concern
ine imoy uuy ui on. , ..., , . .ifi, i . ,11nn.niill.ll.iB. '
land wife of the N. K. West ranch, um responsiuio ior Itny j , , j
made with oil of mustard. Better than a ! i slightly improved today.; The" comractea uy. my ; wire , :
mustard plaster and does not blister. I child has been In the grasp, of a rtcr March S I he ro.egolng coneisatlon is just .
J. G. ORMOND. ono cnu a typical pnono-iaia uu
Many doctors and nurses frankly rec-1 severe case of. pneumonia.
ommend Musterole for sore throat, bron-1
chitis, croup, stiff neck, astnma, neural
gia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
3-12-5tpd.-
i the front whero everything is code
K. C. Roes, known moro ' inti-1 "Faiicy border curtain scrims. 10c!""'1 nobody's name is what it is.
fimhinlins! and aches 'of the back nr ! mately as "Tobe." was over from : yard, at the Golden Rule. 3-14-lt. I The young divisional supply of-
oints. snrains. sore muscles, bruises. ! Core yesterday and ho went home
chilblains, frosted feet colds of the j In a new Wiley Six. which he pur-
: fleer was about to leave on a
chest (it often prevents pneumonia). It chased
IS always aepenaaDie.
- 20c and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
from the
I company.
ui
II U IPJIJgiUJBB
A good kodak that elves entire: round ot the fighting points on tho
QaUowayRc , atiistaction. i that vou can buv at! front. He was giving one of bis
Silverthorn's. Family Drug Store' nt subordinates instructions over the
$2.00, at $1.60, at $7.00, at $10.00. 1 "hollc ,!" 1,ow t0 reacn hlm ca8e
oi neeo nunng me remaiuuer or me
i
i
v.
For Hard-to-fit 1
Women
locals
And
Advertising in Brief
!;at $12.50 or at as much morn as'
you wish to pay. Bettor como In i aftc00n-
, , ,- , .. ... .,i "Oregon Is an art lory post
and let us show you these. 3-11-tf , , , . ...
I jfew kilometers from headquarters-
Red Cross Itencfit Dance.
not tho western state where tho np
nlcs come frnni. Hindonhnri? la n
A dance will be given at the I. O. : i,o.,.,ii., ,
l 6. F. hall ut Island City on Thins-j nam0 llmy be Smith. London is a
a... ai;...t. i j ai , . ...
" "'"! . .. u me ru-1 dugout in tlio support line "up
ceeds will go to tho Red Cross. A front." After that he was going to
good time is guaranteed to all. a bridage headquarters. On
s. A. ROBERTSON. the phone ho answers to tho nunie
Home women are hard to fit in
corsets; some just think they
are.
To Introduce Our
"OWN MAKE" PREPARATIONS
We Are Offering You the Benefit of
Our Hooverized Sale 2 for 1
for Three Hays Only; j ' '
'TlmrHfinv. I'Vidnv and KnturuHv. J-S-5t
Silverthorn's Tooth Paste, rogular 2.rc, !
. . 2 for 25c i Overstock of Auto Tires.
Silverthorn's Tooth Powder, regular
IRA KENNEDY,
Committee.
of "The Kaiser."
It's slnipln if you have tho key
but u "era ay confusion of far-flung
pUccs and irreconcilable names if
We have a numbor of 30x11 tiros 'you don't know what' they are
25c .... . .2 for 25t ' wS'ch we wl" B0" at a discount j talking uboiit.
Silverthorn's Talcum Powder, regular I MAXWELL SERVICE STATION ' Co,le a salu,!l""'1 nKain.st en--25c
.; 2 for 25c j ' lemy "llstenlng-In" Beta. Telephonic
'invention has produced a machine
O r eg on Grocery
Company
March 15th
Friday One pnrkless meal; evcmiig meal
wheatless.
CREAM OF BARLEY
For Sale by All lietail Grocers in La Grande.
Cream of Barley is just barley. It is the finest kind
of n wheat substitute. It is nutritious. It is easily
digested. It is un ideal infant food. The sick and aged
can assimilate it when practically nothing else will re
niuin on the stomach. It makes delicious Bread, Cakes,
Muffins, Pancakes, etc. Cream of Barley contains prac
tically no moisture ami it therefore goes considerably
further thun many other cereals. This makes it economical
IIOM1N Y -CHEESE FRITTERS
2i cupfuls of hominy mush. ,
2-8 cupful of bread crumbs,
'.-j cupful of milk.
1 teaspoonful of salt.
cupful of grated cheese.
2 eggs.
Mix the mush and the bread crumbs;
' add the beaten eggs nnd the milk
giadua'-ly to form a stiff paste. Stir
in the grated cheese and salt. Drop
by spoonfuls into, hot fat. Fry until
golden brown.
Silverthorn's Cleansing Massage j ,, to Lf)al
Cream, regular 25c 2 for 25c OB ,mD1.OTd.
n Imnrn, rani nrnno.w ... WlllCll OiCkS 11 0 d StUllt OhOllO COll-
vmiec Lieam, ior cnappco sain, sun-;fJnlon county . No doIayl, Current ; vernations from the ground. If a
burn, etc., regular S5c 2 for 3.c , rMe La Urarj(le mvcstumnt Co. Bocho listening-post picked up that
Silverthorns Almond Cream regular AdT- tf- ! message tho observer scanned his
25c for 2jc: ; maps of tho sector inva In for""Lon-
onvui Liiui it b rtimr oimvc 'IjUliuii, iv-
.,..- o; r ot. s.
Silverthorn's Ideal Hairdrcssinff, rcg- g" ANNOUNCEMENTS !
Ular 50c 2 for -VC
When you eat Barley you are conserving Wheat for our Boys at the front.
Oregon Grocery Company
DISTRIBUTORS
FRENCH NUN WEARS
CROSS FOR BRAVERY
; don" and ''TalnltuKHce." And "Hin-
denhnrg" there's only one Hlnden-'
burg and he Isn't visiting London
these days lo cons. ill on ralloniri(r j
problems. Every lova! Bocho krr'nvsi
There are certain types of fig
ures, however full bust and
small hips, small bust and large
hips, short stout figures that
require special designing in
corsets.
In MODAKT Front Laced Cor
sets there are special sizes and
models for just such figures.
We can give any woman, of
whatever size or shape, the kind
of style and fit she should have.
IflosCRT Corsets
V rront Laced
PAULINE LEDERLE
Silverthorn's Uepilatory, regular 75c; Alienllon liebekalis.
' 2 for 75c: All RehekaliB are leBuesti'il to
White Pine and Eucalyptus Cough meet at the home of Sister Molilo that' Tllc 1,"",,c Yankees niuiit be
Syrup, regular 25c 2 for 25c i Buck, 1702 Spruce St., Thursday ; mad-
wnite fine ami eucalyptus uougn afternoon at 1:30, to sew for the
Syrup, regular 50c 2 for 50c je( Cross.
Silverthorn's Campholatum, regular .
25c 2 for 2iic
And many other items.- We make this
sale as an inducement to get new cus
turners into our store, and we arc of
KANSAS KXIMHTS llKi CltOl'
If you want to keep vour hands ''"'' n of Schuol lioys Is I'r...
and face and complexion in fine: posed for HuiyeslliiH. ' .
ecr.ditlon, drop In and see what our
- Kan-
r: ii ...ui . . ..! ' ..... ... .. . ... (untied rressi
luring .ui uusiuiuui a bi.c uunei il ui una ( .ot.; luiiuiis -win uo ior you. i iiey TOi'EKA Kan March 13
u v,M,r..,.,v.u ,,, v no,,;.!"' lml nK"t at h"v'thorii's Fam-:as will answer the cry or the world
SILVER 1HOKNS FAMILY DRUl. in- tj store 1 it ir t r , ,, , , . ,. .,
STORE M-M-Dt 0101 J-l l-tf. for food this year, by contributing
' ' - '' ' millions" of bushels of wheat to be
HAT SALE .doled out to Auicrlcn, the allies unci i
For 10 days will sell hats for j "ic few remaining neutrals.
$1.00 ami $1.50. These hals are- Oespite resorted threats of re-.
Iduced acreage II' higher prices were j
RY. not fixed for the 1'IIX crop, the i
i be st information obtainable lndi-.
Furniture for Sale
I have furniture for five rooms,
rnmnlnto iliirl. will hp u.ilrl lit. n liar-
. , , values of $3.00 to $-1.0(1.
gain. Furniture has been used five,.. . . r ' !,,,;,,..
mOlllllS. AIBU LUUl, WUUH Ull.l IIUll.
n. i. : L.-..:...n .I .in.; :
i0""'"8'" r"u , 7: C-'e see tiro children l -cinder- . rall' nppeal to the palriotisi:
I cunaj ivaiiio iimiui-
3811. J. G. Ormond.
New kid . gloves
at the Golden Rule.
voi '" '"'"werland" and. living flagi"1 ",e farmers inude by President;
3-1J-.1 )v pn-,la,.v f L , s r:lilll i-c?n. Wilson in his announcement of the
jHIgh School, Saturday evening at wheat price scliedulc will meet with
Just ivcelvcil 8:00 p. in. Admission 25 cents, an overwhelming response rroni the
3-14-lt. .children 10 cents. 3-1 4-:tt. : whinl-i-mvliiK nvii.... i
' " a Kansas farmers sowed !l, 000, 000
l-'or Sale nt a Itargaln. ir you wore away from home on uclrJ' of wll"1'- Only about 4.500.-
usei ear C08tine "c,r yr '" the ,ea or in the trenches, wouldn't i n ""-es or this was harvested,
thousand dollars, will be sold for a,yoll ;iUr (o get a copy ()f yoUf bouif owin), , a,lvcri(c Wl.uth,.,. ron(n.
small iracuon oi nrsi. cosi. rur paper from yonr home town. ; lions and the net yield
--. i - ' : Proximately forty
jAn e.iual, If not
if ' '
j 1 HltH,'
HAVE YOU EVER
TRIED TO BE SAVING?
There are various ways of being saving. But
there is only one way of being saving when you
buy furniture that is, buy it at the
Harris Furniture Store
II. I). IIAltltlS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
Job fi'intinfr. Quickly and Neatly Dono at The Observer
Office. 1710 Sixth Street. '
I 5HERRY !
: THEATRE j
- -THE HOUSE OF QUALITY J
TODAY
AN AMERICAN GIRL WITHIN THE
GERMAN LINES
She strikes blow for her country and stands ready to give her life
for the land of her birth. Aids sweetheart in spy work while the
Teuton geneial hounds her with his talk of love.
WILLIAM FOX
Present
GLADYS B ROCKWELL,
In a Timclv American Drama
"FOR. LIBERTY"
Scenario fcy Bennett Cohen
Directed by Bertram Bracken
j doci not t; '5 f cr dust mi t.'i.-it C
to ':ie n -linn lut iour B
I tl.ncK e lrotr o ur.y ouier. f
; Black Silk Stove Polish I
j t it a c!:m 1 j l- .rti. It'a mon E
J ritf.'A'.'r t:ifln--l r.iaus I
from tttr tualmtlt. R
was ap-
million bushels,
great.ii- acreage.
: which seems assured, will yiold a
'iiiurh greater, crop, with ralr weatli
er condillons this year,
j The Kansas slate defense council,
'anticipating the laboring needs of
; the Tanners, is rapidly mobilizing'
I the "boy power" or the state to
I meet the deficiency caused by en-
Sister .BAiLioe'cjy
Among tho soldiers of France
who wear the cross of fho Leglou
of Honor In Sister BaciU.ios a
nun from a convont noor Thann In
Alsaco-Lorralno.
Together with tho old men,
women and children of tho vil
lage, armed only vlth sticks, she
drove off a company of drunken
ilocbcs who wcro pillaging the
convent.
llstnicnts mid Ihiongh the draft.
Through the: county cmiKils a "Hoy
Working Reset v. " designed to In
clude 4;vei'y youth loo young lo
servo tin' colors, but anxious to
participate In I he r.lrvil' for ilu
iiioeracy Is being organized. Those
liovs will lake the iilac-M 111 the
She Was In lied Two Monllis.
! Women sufferlne baclcarhi. ii.n
j malic pains, sore muscles, stiff joints harvest n''U 1, n l,y ""'' "'" ,vcr
j ... .... n. ...... ...us oi Kicmcy irouoi. .. ,.
; should read this letter from Mrs. S. . ' , , , ,. . ,
I C. Small, Clayton, N. ?.!.: "I had Hundred'! of Kntiaas si nools are
been under (he doctor's caie all holding six l ..issioiis, nt the
' summer and in bed two months, but sugg'-stion or Covernor Arthur Cnp-
: kept getting worse. In January I ,,,. m,w t ,... school earlier
...... . ....u i.iei.. soniciiii.iK . ,., . .,...... ,.,.I..a.nv
! had to be done or 1 couldn't live.
! We noticed an advertisement for Fo
'ley's Kidney I'llls nnd sent foi some.
'They have done nic more good than
oil other medicines." Sold Kvery-
whrre. Adv.
f '-OST Kveryday or to lost articles
are received for their owners. It
you lose something, Phone your
1 lost adv. to The Observer Main 37.
thousands c.r
struetorr. to
v.inths and male in
. hit i he laimiMs.
MARGERY WILSON
in
"Without Honor"
TOIIAV ami TMMOltliOW
STAR
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in hulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your gruncrics now.
You can buy the lumber nnd roofing paper for a first-class
1DD0 bushel portable granary for $l.fiK nnd it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$1..00 and this would be n dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size enn be moved anywhere nnd can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bngs for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India.
lU'lLD YOLK (illANAItlKS NOW
lie prepared by building them before the farming season
ripens up. He sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you trouble in u few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber. '
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boya in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. Tor particulars as well us prices on
Union County lumber for all farm puiH.scs, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON