La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text5 After Easter Millinery AH Next Week B IT USED TO BE VIOLETS Now It's If Lowneyts for Easter A Fine JJox of Lowney'.s perfectly convoys the season's st'iii iinont." Put up in 1, 2 and Illb.'lxixes. - Red Cross Drug Store We will have New Shipments of Hats each Week after Easter. WATCH FOR THE NEW HATS. The Blackmoh Hat Shop Opposite Newlin Book Store . WE WILL FEATURE THE NEW DE SIGNS AND FABRICS IN Spring and W Wash Goods Sep our windows nnd interior displays of DAME FASHION'S LATEST IDEAS in ' E?P,-e charming novelties for summer .Wash dresses new. shades nn'd decidedly new patterns in an attractive array will greet our shoppers the eoniim; week. m , ?K S4 I with, Ilia payment of his tnx ac I count In Union county, and then arrangements for cultivating his Ifarming lands near Summerville. A I part of the farm Is under lease and the remainder will be under pur jsonal charge of Mr. MeKenzle. ess Local and Personal M. J. JJ ll 11 y . of Cove "is KnemlliiL' the. day In La Grande. Mrs. Lovell, of the Elackmon Hat shop leaves tonight for Port land on a short visit. remain over Easter. Mrs. Jess Spencer nnd . Miss Hattio Short returned this morning from Hot Lako where she has been under treatment. The remllelon East sr.Vf. : Dlll:ill nl.-iir rOrnilflh lujv .. cjiin.i rn'm- ing and enlisted as an seaman in Hie navy. ' He for Portland Sunday. Mrs. Roy Corey and children, of Baker, are visiting' at the home of W. Erdma-i, of this city, and will pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled netiou and court, on or before May 6th, 1918, and you are further no tified that if you fail so to nnswer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of three thousand dollnrs to gether with Interest thereon at the Irate of eight por cent per annum ' ' ifrom nnd after April, 1 Dlh, 1917 Mrs. C. K. Giimn left vpslerdnv 1 "eB8 "ie sum of $60 paid October ., ... , . 27th Slin nniil Mnvnluhnr 51 nml nri,.,, a t evening ror -j ne Danes 10 join ner , UUlllb, a La , , , . , ,J , ,, . I J30 nnlil n.ireliihei. IS nil in 11117 this morn-ilul8u,ln" "n0 18 empioyou ai mini-- - place. rney will mane tneir tu re home at The Dalles. "I Miss Leta Kiddle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kiddle, of Is land. City, will return this evening children , , . n ft. hn,., .vero arrivals In the city today from ;home, , .. Union. " - ., ' :i. ... ' . ' . named defendant: In the name of the Stato of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap- Oregonlan apprentice will leave U W-A-L TE Turn Down Your Light Save Current Five changes of light Full, Half, Dim, Night: Light and Out. Ideal for Hall, Nursery and Sick-room. For sale by NASH ELECTRIC CO. Miss Nita Hunter, who has been on a vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Hunter, leaves to night for.; 'Eugene to resume work in the U. of O. fu- Dan MeKenzle arrived last night from Wallowa to look after several matters of business in this part of tho country, including to begin mmmm - t7 Ciiv.-is p. brlMIa.. trlorsv Bhltio flint fl ttyos not n:'j 'F or Uust oiT that H HniT.-ni,-, t ihc iion-that laote tuur m B3ackS;!k Stave Polish Is In a clas. by Hsclf. It's inoro i.it -fully viatio fircl mude f rum better, viuh'ttals, 'Jry ft on yn:ir tmrlur Jf P iwcrOTwr Ft 9 Imvo's and the further sum of $20 paid Jan'. 7th. 1918) together with the sum of $300 as attorney fees and I the costs and disbursements of this Ben F. West, county assessor of Lotion, nml will take the order nr the court for the sale of the at tached property levied on In this caso, to pay such judgment. This summons is published by order of Hon. "J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above entitled court made and en tered March 10th, 1918, fixing six consecutive weeks for such pub lication and in tho La Grande Even- Marlon county, and candidate for the republican nomination for state treasurer is In La Grande In her the interests of his candidacy. Mr. West expects to remain in this lo cality several days. Burt K. Russell, for the past sev eral months an employe of Snod- grass' grocery, leaves tonight for-lug Observer, published at Vancouver where he lias accepted uranue, uregon. a position as musician in a band of thirty-five pieces. Mr. raissell will be engaged in other work also. La i NEW FANCY VOILES, in dainty patterns and fancy ' stripe effects. Prices range from 32c to 95c yd.. . FANCY PATTERNED BATISTE, in checks, stripes mid many pretty floral effects, por yard. . . 20c Sport Stripe AI iddy Cloth :..3i)' Pretty Summer Lawns 120 to 22c FANCY PONGEE SUIT1NCS, lu plaids, stripes and small figures, 43c NEW PRINTED FLAXONS, wide sport stripes in all shades and assort-. Tub Silk Novelties Special prices on all Wide Embroi dery Floiuicings. See tho Window. 35c cd small floral patterns, per yt Linen Finish Suitings . ... . . . 'New Plaid Voiles ?iincy Dimities . 30c .45c . 23c T" GOLDEN mSLE One of the 600 It. C U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing I'o'ver of Over 60 Million Dollars ! ir lU a Miss Bertha Loverich, of Pasco, Wash.,, la visiting Miss Ethel Cull ing over the Easter holidays. C. H. FINN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Post Office, La Grande, Oregon. ' Mar. 23-30, April 6-13-20-27, May Oregon Grocery Company March 31st Sunday One porkless meal; evening meal wheatless. - 1918. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of i Oregon for Union County. , jj La Orande National Bank of La j J Grande, Oregon, a banking corpora-it tion, plaintiff, vs. Turner unver and J. R. Oliver, defendants. To Turner Oliver, the above- LOCALS I And Advertising in Brief i Honor Guard Girls' Jitney dance, April 12, Rex hall. Adv. 3-30-lt.' 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 II. B. HARRIS, Proprietor - Where you buy good furniture for less. NEXT TO HOOVER1ZED GROCERY Cottage Cheese. Get it I Pure Milk and Cream Co. i every day. at the Fresh 3-26-tf CREAM OF BARLEY For Sale by All Retail Grocers in La Grande. Cream of Barley Is just barley. It is the finest kind of a wheat substitute. It is nutritions. It is easily digested. It is an ideal infant food. The sick and aged can assimilate it when practically nothing else will re main on the stomach.. It makes delicious Bread, Cakes, Muffins, Pancakes, etc. Cream of Barley contains prac tically no moisture and it therefore goeB considerably further than many other cereals. This makes it economical Bread Omelet. Take one tablespoonful butter, or other fat It desired, one tublespoon ful flour, one cup of milk, salt nml pepper nd make into a white sauce. Pour while hot over one ' half cup Rtato broiid cfuiuli'i, mix- Illfr wcHl..' Boot . eiVtintfiy . tv;tv oiitiS. Heal' yolks iiuo viiiio uuee, lastly fold in tho( stiffly beaten whites nnd turn into a well greased frying pan and cook lightly. Set pan In oven a few minutes to dry off the top of omelet. Garnish with parsley. I!y Mrs. KiMHliSwr. ! l Plenty of fresh eggs for Easter at J Snodgrass grocery, 30c per dozen. i Call Main 43. Adv. 3-28-tf. 1 1 l( , I There will bo a ' dance at Rex i hall April 12 under auspices of the J Honor Guard Girls. Fine time 1 1 prom iscd . Adv. 3-30-lt. J limber Shops. Will close at 0:30 instead of o'clock from April 2d. 1 1 LOCAL 717. -Adv. 3-27-4t. Set aside April 12 for the Honor Guard Girls'' dance. It will be something different. Adv. 3-30-lt. J I Overstock of Auto Tires, j Wo havo a mtmner of 30xS tiros which we will sell at a discount !. while they last. 2-28-tf. I MAXWELL SERVICE STATION , THEATER THE IIOl'KK (!' Ql AI.ITV . TODAY ONLY THE FAVORITE., . EARLE WILLIAMS IN AN AMERICAN LIVE WIRE From the O. Henry Story ''Cabbages and King,." Also a CoiiH'dv TOMORROW BUSHMAN AND BAYNE IN "UNDER SUSPICION." Looking WeH It is not solely a matter of good clothes. . It also in volves proper corseting. The use of good materials, clock spring boning nnd the .very superior designs that are found in the MOD ART 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 corsettcd figure will never look well even in the best of clothes. A half hour in our Corset Department will prove to you by direct fitting that in a MODART Front Laced Corset, a su perior garment is found. We know from our own ex perience that woman after woman lias inproved her appearance by the use of these corsets. They are com fortable, stylish and wear well. PAULINE LEDERLE 1 1 "Meanty and the Rogue," with I dainty Miss Mlnter as the Beauty will be presented at the Star thea i ter en Saturday only.' ' '. Rod Cross benefit, hall. Monday night.- dance, . Rex -Adv. 3-80-lt. I ! Money to Lqan. Jj On Improved real property In tTnlon county. No delays. Current ! rates. La Orande Investment Co Adv. tf. Hemstitching, 10c per yard, at The Elite Shop. Baker, Oregon. . . -20tf ! Help! Help! Help! Whatt i Tho Red Cross Chapter., Why? It needs money. HowT Attend the Red Cross benefit dance Monday night. Adv. 3-30-lt. It Is more fun to watch your money grow than watch It go. Buy War Savings Stamps. For tho dandruff use SIlverthorn'B I Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Hair Tonic. It alway does tho work, , 2-28-tf. J Soda Water, the best that pure ' goods will produce, la just what ! you want, when you want It. Our Soda Wntor 1b all this. We use every effort to make only the beat. Our Ice Cream is fine; our Service When you eat Barley you are conserving Wheat for our Boys at the front. Oregon Grocery Company DISTRIBUTORS ; ' Is better. We wilt always try to please you at our Fountain, the Sllverthorn's Family Drug Store. Dally 3-20-tf ATTENTION. Red Cross benefit Monday night. Oo. Adv. 3-30-lt. Let's go to tho dance. Adv. 3-30-lt. Red Cross They ore all going next Wednes day night, April 3, to the Rex hall. Let everybody dance. Adv. 3-30-4t NEW TODAY i . FOR SALE Kitchen range, heat ing stove, refrigerator; lcd, mat tress ' and springs, dresser, ux chairs, two rocking chairs, stand tablo, carpet sweeper, bicycle, load chain wood, etc. Phone Black 371, o'r call at 1014 Aidor Btreet. Adv. 3-2!-tf. FOR SALE Kitchen range, heat ing stove, refrigerator, bed, mat tress and springs, dresser, six chairs, two rocking chairs, stand I table, cat pet sweeper, bicycle, ' load chain wood, one Royal typewriter and ' one typewriter 'desk. Phone Black 371, or call at 1C14 Alder street: Adv. ' 3-29-tf. WANTED Sweet cream. Wo pay five cents above bout cream price delivered. Blue Mountain Cream ery Co. Adv. 3-28-tf. Don't forget the dance at Rex hall. Wednesday, April 3. Admis sion 75c. Adv. 3-30-lt. WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office; 3c per lb. Big dance at Rex hall Wednes day April 3. Jaziy iuubIc. Adv. 3-3 Mt. FOR SALE Good Jersey milch cow. Phone Black 291. Adv. . t 3-30-3tp. FOR RENT Partly furnlBbed house. Call Black 3761 or call at 2103 First. Adv. 3-30-tf, FOR RENT Housekeeping suite of rooms; also bed room. 'Call 10C Depot street. Adv. 3-30-lt. FOR RENT Four room furnished house on paved street. Phone Main 728. Adv. -3o-tr. WANTED A. gLrl for ' general housework. Wi-lte c, care or ob server. Adv. , 3-30-tC. x l'OJl SALE. G-room ; housefc plastered; bn(U; built In cupboards. Collar. Lot size 46 x 100. Good shade trees! location good, i A sacrifice rale. $900. Ln Grando Investment Co., 1113 Adams A.vo. Phone Main 732. IS THIS KAISER'S "AIM? ' ..'(iWd) ' SlHVf I ttoAoit y .1 Nixumois SP" -'w tvnoan 1 svsay m 1 Acamia a tatest dispatches report that kaiser's and IHndonburg'9 drive alrr, In to pierce ho allied line, roll ba:k Jhe sides by ., Hanking move nu.l then pour men through the gap for drives at Paris and Calais, as indi cated on the above mar.