La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1918, Image 3

THURSDAY, MAKCTT 28, 1918
LA G U AXDK OriSEh VU
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THE BEST
EGG DYES
Our iiackngcs of
.Easter dyes this sea
sou are full of inter
est and entertainment
for the little folks.
All sorts of colors,
designs and combina
tions. FUN FOR THE
CHILDREN
These dyes are so
easy to use and give
so much pleasure that
none of the little folks
should be overlooked.
Bring the children
in and let them see
tour line of Easter
novelties.
Red Cross Drug
Store
the aviation department at Berkeley films. Our stock of all Kodak rnaTU"""""""""
to San Diego. Mr. Grady is the com- teriul Is very complete. Wo will be!' THE
mancler of his squadron and expects to iru'a8eu 10 convince you of this at,
tinisn his training course in the artm,,,:""urn iaiuiiy urug store,
of flying soon after arrival at the! ' d 3-2ti-tf
new station.
FORUM
I i
LOCALS
And
jj Advertising in Brief
Red Cross benefit dance Monday,
April 1. 8-25-4t
! The luilies of the Christian
I church will s hold a cooked food
J sale nt Hug's grocery on Saturday.
Everything good tor Buster. Adv.
I 3-2S-2t.
II
Farmers when In La Grande
The finishing touch to your ' 8101'- Bv the Portable, grain bin at
Easter costume. A pair of our new 1 Child's Auto Livery. Leave name
, Utz & Dunn shoes, slippers or
Jpuuips. Golden Rule Co. Adv.
j 3-28-lt.
i
Do you know it would please tho
I 'hoys In Franco to receive a Dicture
and solicitor will call later In the
season. 3-6-tf.
Agitation Among Workers.
HOT LAKE, March 24. tTo the
Editor) Doar Sir: The recent
controversy In England between the
government and the Amalgamated
Society of Engineers (shipbuilding
and munitions) now happily settled
brought out much, bitter feeling be
tween the "boys" tit the front and
a few of those loft behind, ut home,
to supply the very necessary back
ing In ships and munitions. Thank
God there was only a very few to
which tho enclosed verses applied
and it must be the endeavor of all
of us here to see that such appela
tion never shall be deserved of our
shipbuilders and munition workers
jwho are responsible for the lives
safety of our noble und self-
The ladles of the Christian
church will hold a cooked food and
sale at Hug's grocery on Saturday, sacrificing boys who are today and
good for Easier. Adv. ;wm be for many days to come of-
3-28-21. Iferlng their lives on the sacrificial
laltar to protect the lives of those
For the dandruff use Sllverthorn's r in i hmiic
I; take pictures, so that you may en-1 !ea' Shampoo and Gemiicldo Halrj ,g ,1C1.0 aa . ()f R
2-28-tf.
tho folks at home now and Everything
especially from his best. Girl.
why not buy
! ; from
I ! then
1 1 If you know this,
j Kodak at Sllverthorn's and learn to
... Tonic. It alw.lvn rinpn tlm wm-lr
a jiiciuie wua your letters I -- - - " inE
occasionally: riease drop in and
. let us show you these Kodaks. The WANTED-Swcet cream. Wo pay
I " ule "umn u"r "leau8,al.,0"1. ! five cents above sour cream price agitation
miuic. u K W 11 O-iO j ti.. ; - v.
Local and Personal
Another new shipment of ladies'!
j coats. Just received direct from I
I New York in time for Easter
Golden Rule Co. Adv. 3-28-lt.
PERSONAL U ' Mn('y ' easy moulnly payments
A close observer of men and mat
ters of today can see discontent and
umongst workers, only a
Clue Mountain treain-1 little, true, but as a jpark of tire
ery Co. Adv. 3-28-tf. may, If not quenched, dcvelope Into
, a holocaust, so must such treason
The Whito Ivory Goods we are;be stamped out in its embryonic
sun selling at the old prices. The
Mrs. Hattie McDonald was a pas-!
senger to Hot Lake this morning. cent
on Improve I city p ipeity. Ali:o
money for farm loans at C Vi Per
: Will Hamilton of this city hus ac
cepted a position at the Pulmun Drug
Store.
See J. It.
Oliver.
3-21-Sm
new prices of all these goods at
the factory Is much higher than
before better come in and let us
; sell you what you need now. We
j will save you some money, at Sll
ivcithorn's Family Drug Store.
! Dally 3-26-tf
An cxceptlona) value in
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gardlnicr
have moved to their apartments
over the Arcade theatre.
Mrs. C. F. Ulackmon, of linker,
spout Sunday with Mrs. Lovell, of
the Blackmou Hat shop.
!!..,.. nt ........ f.... fnaln. 1, I
...', rf," IDress Shoes for men at $4.1)8 pair
. .. .. . ... . ,' i See them in our Shoe Dept., Golden
uau main nuv. a-to-u.
iRulo Co. Adv. 3-2S-lt.
Chas. E. Cochran, 0.-W. R. N. at
torney, of Portland, was a guest over
night with his brother Geo. T. Coch
ran, of this city.
Overstock of Auto Tires.
Wn liova a luminal nf HOltX ttrpR
..1.I..1. ttftll anil at a A t apntin t ' a Street
while they last. 2-28-tf. March 2Stli. as a preliminary
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION fto tho dance which the newly-form-
led Home Guard band will give that
Call Main 43 for Hot Cross Duns, inight. 3-lStf
state and that only by a thorough
extermination of the initial spark.
The enclosed verses appeared in tho
Liverpool Daily Post, February 2,
1918. Is there any danger of our
-Adv. 3-28-tf.
I
; I Soda Water, tho best that pure
Our Kodak line is full In every i goods will produce. Is just what
particular and we are developing i you want, when you want It. Our
and nrintlng pictures promptly .Soiln Writer u oil this. We use
workers becoming
and singing this song? Let us watch
out and take action at the first
signs of It.
F. H. CHARLES K. KING.
MY ro.NSt'lKNC'E!
(To a Few Reluctant Engineers.)
I work for my country (and pocket
the nay)
Weather permitting, there will be ry making munitions the Bodies to
nana concert Tuesday, cv- Bi..
Which, as It appears to my
science, is right
Provided they never expect me
fight.
mt ... 1
But when they invito me to tukO:f
contaminated, i Jt
I
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Distinctive
Easter Millinery
That Will Just Suit You. .
Jt is jrnitiryiinr to he aide to find just the Hat
voti have pictured in your mind when you como
here.. There is a Hat to suit all purposes and
tastes and you will agree that they are "Out of
the ordinary" in appearanace and smartness.
The prices of our Millinery, as usual, are the
most attractive in the citv.
con-
up my stand
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hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Williamson ar- !" will find our work most satis-, every effort to make only tho best. ! Hsvolts. and I candld-
,i,.n,i f,m p( ,i tu: ,-: I factory. At Silverthorn s. 3-19-tf .Qui' Ice Cream Is fine; our Service j .
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Come Here to Select Your Easter
Coat, Suit or Dress
and you will find dollar for dollar in Ready to' Wear value. Comparison of
the exceptional qualities and unusual styles at our moderate prices is convinc
ing economical women of the savings in our Wcady to Wear Department.
AVe sell the following high grade lines of Women's Apparel:.
REDFERN'S COATS AND SUITS,
$17.50 to $50.00.
WEINSTEIN'S (NEW YORK)
COATS
(America's Largest Coat House)
$13.50 to $27.50.
KORRECT DRESS SKIRTS.
$-4.08 to $15.85
AMERICAN GIRL COATS.
For (! iris and Misses
$5.00 to $17.50.
New line Silk and
CtMubinntion Petti
coats $2.(19, $.1.25. $1.98,
T GOLDEN RULE Q-
Ououtij tnt nm-fXiOtt fax
One of tho COO R. C. U. Stores with nil
Annual Purchasing Power of Over
(iO Million Dollars
The Finishing Touch
to your Easter Cos
tume -a pair of our
new UTZ & DUNN
SHOES.
ii'ltl nln'Qva trv In
in response to the summons announc-;Moleytolx)Bn piease vou at our Fountain, the
inp; the death of Mr. Williamson's i 0n improved real property 1" iSilverthorn's Family Drug Store.
father. ! Union county. No delays. Current i Dally 3-26-tf
I I mod. ijn - w
Ralph A. Holte. George C. Coa, ! Adv. tf.
Fred V. Stuart, of Stansfield, Ore.,
ly own
That war is an evil I' cannot con
I done. '
D. Roy Cnte, Gurdane, Ore,, and Viola
Wheeler, of Baker, were visitors at
the Land Office today.
K you want Hot Cross Buns Tor
Good Friday Call Main 4. Adv.
3-2S-tf.
i NEW TODAY j '
Word is received thai Harold Grady,
son of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Grady, of
La Grande, has been transferred from lone
MOXKV.
Good attention, careful work,
quick sorvico will please you wnn
finlshim; and developing
0
If
Hot Cross
Buns
For Tomorrow
D.
rj2
r OROEIt EARLY
THEY WILL UE RIGHT UP TO THE STANDARD.
So long as it added soma grist to
the mill
counted it just, and I worked with
a will;
;I!ut, should there lie Hunger oi can-
FOK RENT Furnished four room j inn me out,
liouso, J15; five room furnished My sensitive conselenco Is clouded
house, $25. Gurden splice with I with doubt,
both. Phone lilack 1SS2. Adv.
:j-2S-:il vot merely our cause, but iho
of i method wo plan,
FOR RENT A modern four room Arouses the doubt of a scrupulous
furnished cottage, 1401 Ninth i man;
street. Phono Red 661. Adv. Conscription Is not to my liking or
a-28-::t. health,
Unless it should be a conscription
WANTED. Girl or middle-aged! of wealth,
woman for dining room work. In- i
3-28-tf -In abort, ir I cannot remain
I ,shop,
..... I think that this fighting should
I : certainly stop;
if I can baffle tho teeth ur the
comb,
let It proceed, while I labor at
; homo.
i 0. B.
DUTLI BAKERY
3 1 7 North Fir St. Just Across the Track
quire ut this office.
! ! c
I Front Tnoisd "Then
RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Also Bungalow Rugs, $1.98 and $2.49
While They Last
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
Harris Furniture Store
H. B. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
NEXT TO 1I00VERIZEI) GROCERY
j SHERRY i
THEATER
.THE noisio of yr
TODAY
I'ai'iiinoiint 1 'resents
FANNIE WARD IN
"ON THE LEVEL"
A Western Story
Also
BIG BILL HART IN
THE FUGITIVE Two Reels.
fir
DEATH OF .IOIIX -i.
WILLIAMSON IN I'OIITLAM)
(Continued from Page One)
Oregon Grocery
Company
March 29th
Friday One porkless nienl; evening
wlieatless.
meal
CREAM OF BARLEY
For Sale by All Retail firoccra in La Grande.
Cream of liarley is just barley. It is the finest kind
of a wheat substitute. It is nutritious. It is easily
digested. It is an ideal infant food. The sick and aged
can ussimiiatc it when practically nothing eiso will re
main on the stniuac-h. It makes delicious ilrcnd, Cakes,
Muffins, Pancakes, etc. Oreum of Barley contains prac
tically no moisture and it therefore goes considerably '
further than ninny other cereals. This makes it economical
(4) In order to save wheat, little
or no macaroni should be used at
this time. Use instead homo-made
noodles of egg ' and barley flour.
Theso may ' be boiled and drained
like mncuronl. ' Arrange lu layers
in a baking dish, sprinkle each lay
er with cornstarch, udd a seasoning
of pepper and salt and a layer of
grated or very thinly sliced cheeso
grated or very thinly sliced cheese bo
tweori each layer of cooked noodles
or macaroni. Have a layer of cheese
on top and cover this with a layer
of sifted crumbs or crumbled corn
flukes to prevent Us getting hard
and horny. Pour In from the. side
enough skim milk or tomato juico
to como to the top layer of noodles.
Hake until thorouphly heated
through and delicate brown on top.
Servo hot In place of meat on meat
leas days. Potatoes are ngt needed
with this dish, but one or two other
vegetables should accompany It or
a Biibntantlal mixed vegetable Balad
may follow It.
When you eat Barley you are conserving Wheat for our Boys at the front.
Oregon Grocery Company
DISTRIBUTORS
Looking Well
It is not solely a matter of
gooil clothes. It also in
volves proper corseting.
The use of good materials,
clock spring boning and the
very superior designs that
are found in the MODA in
Front Laced Corset, gives
the proper poise to the fig
ure that induces a carriage
that will show clothes to the
best possible advantage.
A badly poised or improp
erly corsetted figure will
never look well even in the
best of clothes. A half hour
in our Corset Department
will prove to you bv direct
fitting that in n MOD ART
Front Laced Corset, a su
perior garment is found.
We know from our own ex
perience that woman after
woman has inproved her
appearance by the use of
these corsets. They arc com
fortable, stylish and wear
well.
PAULINE
LEDERLE
S cadetship at West Point military In
J stitution; Kenneth, member of the La
'Grande hospital unit, in service in
France; and Robert, aged sixteen. S.
! B. Williamson, of La Grande, is a
lrother, and the lute Mrs. Hannah
liogcrs was a sister of the deceased.
I The fateful decrcs which has re
! moved him from his family and the
community elicits feelings of most
sincere sorrow and rvgret.
i Remains Will Arrive This Evening.
s Word is received that the remains
J will arrive from Portland on this ev-
ening's train. Funeral arrangements
are held in abeyance pending word
from his sons who, although far away,
may be aide to be present.
,
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BUCKHB
Almost a Young .Man Again.
When a man awaKCS In the tuorn-
i, ng with buck so stiff lie can hardly
SKrif(fn:'Bf1 iBtnop over, with shooting twinges In
a ii'W'Auaj j sides and groins, dark and puffed
j ponchos under oyer, when his move
: monts seem flowed up and he lacks
'. vim and energy Instencl of saying,
ATTENTION.
PROPERTY OWNERS AND REAL
ESTATE COS.
I am p-epared lo clean wall :
paper and Hanl-flnished Kalsoniine ;
Walls by a new process that I can
positively guarantee to give pciTect
satisfaction for about one-third the
cost of new work. Call Phono Red
3x:2. and ask for Larcoiu. and I ;
will gladly call and give estimate ;
on work. 3-2i-ot !
It is more fun to watch
money grow than watch It go.
War Savings Stamps.
your
Buy
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!
lill s""Wk : B
i I The moment yon put
!u on you say i leno a ; : r. -live"
to cramped toes, 1 I
EBtrBl lr PASSION
E mind. Here it is tke a H vji
inoijn ,,., ' ; y 1 duck a
Calf O jMelal 3
i
"Pin getting old," ho should be on
guard against kidney trouble. E. R.
WhltehurBt, R. F. D. 1, Norfolk,
Vn., writes: "I had boon suffering
for moro than a year, but slnco tak
ing Foloy Kldnoy Pills I feel almost
a young man again." Sold Every
where. Adv.
ERVICE
Following to Calvary"
$6.50 to $7
Sturdy and service.!
substantial iMi't t
every bit as (mi ns
Made on the lainoii-:
List sperilieil by the 1'. S.
Army wotn by a!! our sol
diers and thousand , of men in
civil life.
Our roKKtrted trade mark
111 CKIII.CII T- - is sum p-ij
on every p.nr for your pro
tect inn.
Buckingham & Hccht
NUnuUr lurfr Sn Fmnurn
You ran put -itie Jtm-khrclit
Alfiiy Mine in yniif limit. If
ilf j Irr (Ikl's not cany it.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
From 1 P.M. to 3 P.M., MARCH 29, 1918, which is
GOOD FRIDAY
Piil'.SIDISi; .MIMSTKKS AM) THEIR TIIE.MIJS
Pi nroaeii cf the t'ross" Kev. II. I I-'ord, Christian church.
-Kev. I'. W. Uussurd, Lutheran
"The
"Tin' Kluqucnce of the Cross"
cliui'i h.
'The Failures of the Cross" -Rev. W. 11. Smith, Methodist Church
Suii'.h
"The liurden th.e Cross" Ilev. C. 11. I'eese, Methodist Epis
copal church.
"The Joy of the Cross" Rev. C. A. I'hipps, Presbyterian church.
The Triumphs of the Cross" Itev. Lpton II. t.ibbs, tpiscopal
church
EVERYBODY INVITED
NO MAN IS TOD PL'S Y TO PAUSE TWO HOURS TO
ATTEND THESE SOLEMN SERVICES
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