La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1918, Image 4

TiHTiSD-W, MARf'ir 28, 1918
AGE FOUR
LA ORJCXDE OBSKRVliR
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j CHARMING NEW EASTER HATS. J
! will lie fnijiid ji Vijir Millinery 'bppiii'tnient Tailored, semi- j
dress and dress hats are shown. All tlie newest colorm;s and j
j trimmings. itaiwuy J
j SPRING NECKWEAR. ;
J Xi'v tailored neekwear -Sift in roll collars, einlii:oide'cd eol- J
! lars and fjeo recite crepe collars in medium and large models, i
S Your insncct ion invited. ': '
TS.SUITSSORESSES
FORESHO UN WILL IE ffl 0 U S EXGLUS VE SNOW G 0
w'ffj I ' Jl ;Ll
'l'lirougli tlie wide scope of Spring Styles shown at this Store, Easter ap
parel is provided for every tyjie op woman and young woman. Our nppa
rel collections have been so expertly, and carefully assembled lhat not only
are the new fashions represented in their entirety, but they are also adapted
to the individual, and all of this without any upward change in the moderate
ness of prices.
These suits are all selected f'roin two of tlie best lines we have been able to
find. Tlie F'rintz-liiedennan Co. and the Landcsnian-Uirsi-hhoimer Co. These
manufacturers stand behind us in guaranteeing you the best of materials and
workmanship. .. ' . ; .; ';' '
CALL TODAY AND SEE TH ESE EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
j Easter Apparel for
the Children
Pretty Xew Coats and Dresses for the
r'hildren, Silk Poplin Coats in peacock
lilue, saminy and black.
S Also serges plaids and checks
fewer trills and foibles than heretofore,
5 Coats for small girls and brimming with
i really good taste plus value.
Coats from $5.00 to $12.50
mm
Small Thing (Wm0) J'ig Thing
to 'h ,k $ J M to
DOES YOUR SUIT OR COAT HAVE
THIS LABEL IN IT?
EASTER DRESSES ARE
LOVELY
livery style is represented in this wonderful and varied
showing of Silk Dresses,
. All the newest shades and the best materials included.
There are good combinations of navy and grey, sannuy and
brown, and many others. Also pretty frocks of one color,
made up of Satin or Taffeta, combined with georgette,
(.'nine in and see how' a cry smart they are.
They are priced from $17.50 to $00.00.
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The Observer
An Independent Newspaper
(bonds are issued only In sunn of
$50 or in Lillplcfl thereof, Itut this.1
JOHN
WILLIAMSON.
iof which he was :i director up to
Thfi coiuniunlly win fuel tlx? ltfcs.tho time of his death.
I.
the city commissioners point nut, of John T. Williauisoti. While ho
can easily be overcome by "cluh-(llkc almost all others was occupied
bin;;' arrangements between prop-.chiefly in hit, own home and per
erty owners. In the ease, for In- snnal affairs he still devoted much
Dinner, whero one bond will payjllmo to the Interests and welfare
Entered at the Postoffice at I ... , ! '
! Ln Grande, Oregon, ns Second-class rt' "'. '' properly own-j0f this kind he was always ready.
Matter. era can purchase the bond in part- Ills help was in no sense of the ob-
Address All cflnrhunicntions to
Published Daily and Weekly nt
Ln Grande, Oregon.
La Grande Evening Observer
Publishing Company.
BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher.
Ills Interest i "
t
m:Jeri:'.l pi ogress and riht liv-1
f ii r: will remain as tender memoricr, I -
of lib, worth.
FRjENDLYCHAT
About .Men, Kvents mill Tilings
ill Ceiioinl that AIToot the Wel
fare of Oregon and Oicgoninns.
Editorial Comment
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City Official Paper. County Official
Paper.
Evening Telegraph Report of United
Press Association.
On Sale in Other Cities
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Imperial News Stand, Portland.
Multnomah Hotel News Stand,
Portland.
year in advance
i if i
jnership nnd lunko the paynienls Inilrtisive kind, hut It was generous
accordance with their respective :and spontaneous whenever he was
needs. This clubbing idea may be called upon. - As a member of the
carried to any extent thnt may beicity council tinder the old system of
desired and this will get around local administration John Wllliatn
the handling of the transaction insou gave much of his time in a
stuns outside of the fifty dollars at faithful discharge of his public du
a lump. 11 would be Impracticable, tins. His experience and judgment
of course, to "mako change" whore was a deciding- factor in many of
bonds are offered for payment. The 'Hie enterprises and undertakings
bonds accepted, by the city will for the public good,
also be redeemable at Homo future 1 The truest measure of his worth
the properly owners and nvas in his devotion to his home
. .Scithoso who feel the pressure of these hfrjd family and the reflex of his
two obligations coming on them all ;tuerling character is evidenced in
nt : ( lie fact that three of his sons are
now in the service of their coun
try. To him his homo and family
were an exalted shrine and It was
natural that his work nnd influence
would be associated with such in
stil utions as the local Y. M. C. A.
...65c
.81.95
Highly amusing it is to read press
notices of some of the candidates for
office. Take for instance, Dr. J. E.
What makes us madder than any-! Amel.soll of xhe r,.,,, who se,i;s
thing else is the person who stands j , he R.oveino. on ,, Kenublicnn
by his country in this crisis all . t:..kt lie claims to be' the "father"
right but acts as if he were making
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meet the full endorsement of
great
Journ.il.
concession. Ohio State
of the bone dry law, which carries
the inference that he is father of pro
! hihition in Oregon, yet there are hnii-
Tho kaiser must be a little on-1 ll't'(is "f Kooil men and wTjmen who
easy about the ethics of tin? Itus- j worsru lor jironiuiuon a me
sinn raid since he is willing to put time in this state. His press matter
di t'es as a nosi' ti of r. local stnoii
board, nnd then closes by enumerating
several lodges to which he belongs.
That may be good canipaigning, but
we wonder if it is. Personally, we
have yjevor met the Doctor, and no
doubt he is a fine man. Wo do not
know whether ho is an 11. D., a doc
tor of dentistry or one of the re.i.ny
new forms of professions and semi
professions that carry the lit j of
"Dr." Hut we are interested to know
just how the public will look upon a
circular calling attention to his con
nections as enumerated above.
Perhaps he will be around In East
ern Oregon before the campaign
closes and we can meet him.
the responsibility for its overwhelm
ing success up to God. Phila
delphia North American.
'Anoiher sad thing is lhat
of the Russians will be
SO
reviews his career in the legislature,:
which as a matter of fact was a very :
cnlii ary career, except that he teas j
selected to introduce the bone dry ;
law, a measure which almost ua:ni-!
MCI 't'!!l ill MM' II iNMilN,. nill !,(' 1111- , ,ii
1 . nieusly was supported by every lrcm-
mnde. "Toledo Illade. ll'm. Just:
off-hand we would say Unit's where I
they are inichty lucky. Philadel
phia Journal.
i her of the 'i .' se
He call: itltciiicn to h! churcn
1 U linns in hia circular, mentions
"My Country 'Til of Thu, 3wt Land
of Liberty."
si;i:vi:s i wo-i'oi.d im nroi.s.
The decision of the city commis
sion to adopt the plan of accepting
Third Liberty Loan bonds for pasl
due Improvement assessments vill
serve a double purpose. To those
who will be railed upon, and it Is
supposed lhat exceptions will be
very few, lo Invest In bonds In aid
of the vovernmi nt ami who nt the
same time have obligations in
meet in the way of past due assess
rm iils will be given tin. opportunity
to proverbially ' kill the two birds
with one stone." Tlie bonds will be
accepted by the rily and tin-so will
be converted Into the Making fund
which the city must ptovide
through some channel nr other, so
the advantage of the plan will work
to the mutual benefit or all. The
only thing which may require n lit
tle management is the fact that the
A "HOME"
There is more thought, more planning, more
hardships endumi nnd more plonsurp evperi
oncod in the planning and building of "tho
home," than at any other one IhinR in .e.
Yu can't own your home, unless you ,ke
a cash payment. And if you are like v.reat
many people, you can't make such a 1 foment
union you have hcen svin youi money
i-epularly each week or month.
The question is, have you?
Don't Forffel to Make Your Income Tax Heturn
llefnrc April I
Memher Federal Keserre System
La Grande National Bank
I.A (iRWDi:, OKKCON
If the President were to reply to;
von liorilinK lhat the Potsdam crew:
are a pack or liars, and thai the Al-:
lied pui pose is lo beat their heads
off, it would nol be diplomacy, but!
it might enlighten the bndenlably I
cnuunoTl people of lulttel Europe. j
Chicago TMbtlno.
As early as In l!Mti. Dr. Seblcs-1
luger of Strasbourg was able lo es-;
tablish that the racionlns; of the:
CeiTii.in population had resulted in !
s decrease, la tlie weight of babies j
at t!u ir birlh.
i lletlistilchiiig.
The Elite Shop.
t oe pe
linker.
yard, r.t
Oregon.
::-2otr
Rub Musten Ford ad ! preparedness
nnH TpmnltQ I .
' '
The town of Union has hit the right
idea by holding its annual Stock
show. War times prevent a lot of
things, to be sure, but it is possible
to go too strong on stopping the
machine of life. Let the StocR show
be held and let everyone attend. No
one's patriotism will be 'lessened and
the show will do people a lot of good.
Because our boys are nt the front or
in training camp is no good reason
why we should sit around the fire nnd
mourn." They are out to fight for tlie
grandest principle the world has ever
known. They have left us with a
song on their lips and a gleam of ul
timate victory in their eyes. From
their letters everyone of them is full
of optimism. Let us reflect the:
spirit. Let the big army nt home,
which Is nl.io vital In this war's
prosecution, partake of the new re
ligion which the boys In the trenches
have found that great leligion of
men, a brotherhood the like of which
h new to humanity and carry on lit
home much after the fashion they a-i
carrying on at the front. By doing
this we cannot shut our show houses,
nor can we cease holding our annual
events. Let the Union folks proceed
with their stock horse show. It is
right and proper.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mntl it to
Foley & Co, 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return a trial package coutaininp
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup: Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain in Bides and
ley Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome
back; rheumatism, baclcaehe, kid
ney and bladder ailments: and Fo
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic,
for constipation, biliousness, and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
IT VWY, TO ADVIIIVilSR
OIL BURNERS
A headache remedy without the dan. ; I.KAIiN THE TiirHI AUOUT
gcr3 o( "hctuiarhc medicine." Kelievel : riiixjT.'Ti: i - ,,... i -,,;,. n.
hcr.dr.ch2 and that miserabL-feeiinj from t 0,v?''rS As "p Ar l"
colds or congestion. And it acts ct once! i I'rnlh Alioul ar.
Mustcrcla is a clean, white ointment, Ot Acquainted With
made with oil of mustard. ISetler than a
1 mustard plaster a;d docs not blister.
; Used only externally, and in no way can I
' it affect stomach and heart, as some in-1
. ternal medicines do.
Excellent lor sore threat, broncnitis, m--. ' s. r:. oa.n
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia. 'con
gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, ! 'he '"'"n! l ace Cm-set nit'n tin
all pains and aches of the back or joints, LNTI1.0 W.u k and I'ronl Shield
sprains, fore muscles, bniifes, chilblains, , There's a I, a Carn .le SMo That
fiouted feet, colds ol the chest (it often t,t i'r you ' "
Your wood is .sronf, t ho snnnnor is here, tliar.
oil linrnci' that yon liavf lonyotl for is ready
to install in yonr K'anv FIf E) TUATLnixl
gnarantco cover yonr dollars.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson E. J. nOXOHL'E Black 1211
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
i a
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2 50
'Vi'
Ail the latest Models Now on Hand
Triced nt J.00 up.
jii:s. nor.r. pattison
Corset iere.
17(12 (V.k Phone Hi-d J221
1HE HOTEL JENNINGS
kO YOl' want to save all you can to lmv W. S.
.iampsf ii so, stop at tlie Jennings Ifotel at
."'M'pn. as it nas now chano'ed liands and is a
lirst i-ljiss lmtel. We are now equipped to solicit
your patronage. It is well heated, with no extra'
charge.
Headquarter, for Lake Wallowa Tourisls nnd Commercial Men.
n. , Au o l,us Meets All Trains: Autos for Hire.
O.fice, Joscpli-I'.nterprise Auto Bus Line, Handling Passengers
nnd Baggage