La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 02, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA -OrUAlNrm 'OBSKftVKft page wntiSE Cleanses The Blood This is the time to take n step In the right direction to thoroughly cleanse tht sys tem of impurities accumulat ed during the winter months. Start the spring with a new energy and vitality streng then up your blood supply, cleanse it and increase its nourishing power stimulate the liver, kidneys and bladder aid them in throwing off the waste material. NYAL'S Spring Sarsaparilla was devised for this very purpose it cieanses and en riches the blood increases the circulation and furnish es a new foundation it will make you feel more like yourself, you will be up and doing. One Hundred Full Doses For One Dollar. RED CROSS DRUG STORE " turning lo Frisco via Spokane- to wh.'h pulnt ho was accouipunied by J his mo! her, Mrs. A. 10. lvauhoo, of i ; this city. M!ss Bertha Loverich loft Tor her, jhoine In l'avco, Wash., this morning; lifter spending the Easter holidays J with Miss Ethel Gulling. ' Miss Helen Adams, of Elgin, who I has been visiting friends in thi J ; city, left thia morning for Portland. Miss Daphne Sommors accompanied Llier. I Mrs. W. YV. Letson, grand chap lain of the order of Eastern Star of Oregon. Is In the city the gnest of Mrs. Fred Schilke. The county clerk has issued a marriage license to John Oxford and Miss Hazel Price, both young people of this city. i Lee Wnrnick, county sheriff, re turned tliis morning from an ex- ;tendod trip through the enst. Mr. Wnrnick visited Chicago, St. Louis and niiHiy other places of interest. STAR THEATRE TODAY Dorothy IN Phillips "TRIUMPH" A Gripping Story of Stage Life. ALSO A NEW SCREEN WEEKLY. 5 JU ' ; m l y Ufa? ome Sewing is tlio key to jvul economy. This week will be devoted to showing of our new Dress Materials in both Wash Goods and Woolens. Every eco nomical woman should investigate the savings ..made possible by making your own Dresses, Aprons, Suits, Coats and Underwear. Postmaster E. E. Bragg, who hr.s been confined to his home for several days on account of sickness, is again able to be at his place in the post-office. is better. We wilt always try to ipleaRe you at our Fountain, the i Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Dally 3-2G-tf I LOCALS i '. And ! Advertising in Brief j !, Cottage Cheese. Get it at the i Pure Milk and Cream 'Co. Fresh j every day. tt-26-tf If you want good -pictures from your kodak you should learn all about how to use your kodak. You can get all these points for noth ing by going to Silvei thorn's. I,et the kodak man show you how. Adv. 4-2-tf. Local and Personal $1.00 WILL BE filVEX ,to each of several schoolboys who will deliver copies of the Curtis publica tions to customers. Only schoolboys clean, gentlemanly and ambitious need apply. The ?1.00 is in addition , to liberal cash profits and many other j advantages. Apply to Ncwlin Book ti Stat. Co., 11M Adams Ave., LaGrande. Forest lunboe left last night for San Francisco where he will join tils wife and later go to Samoa where be will be stationed for two years. Mr. Ivaifhoe Is in the pay department of the navy. Jlo "is re- .Money to Loan. On improved real property In Onion county. No delays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. tf. Hemstitching, 10c per yard, ut The Elite Shop. Baker, Oregon. 3-20tf Money on easy monlniv payments on Improve 1 city p.'.'pni ty. Alto money for farm loans at H-i per cent. See J. It. Oliver. 3-21-2m terial is very complete.' We will be pleased to convince you of Oils at "Jt Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. a a-zu-tr The Whlto Ivory Goods wo are still selling at the old prices. The now 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 will save you some money, at Sil verthorn'a Family Drug Store. Dally 3-26-tf j. .1. jl. A. .--- -i. ..---.-- .i. -i- -i. -.-. :-.-. . t t it $ f v tf $ v 'i f v ty"$'tytyfytytytyfyfy'tyilplftifiifift!jt Our line of Spring ainl Siinuiier Wash K;ibrii-s Woolens Domestics and Novelty Fabrics,. olCcr ;iu unequalled selection at economy prices. Select Yow Dross Goods this week. Our See Windows One of the CCD It. C. V. Stores wilh an Annual Purchasing Tower of Over 60 Million Dollurs . . Visit Our Dry Goods Dept. a For the dandruff use Silverthorn's Ideul Shampoo and Germlcldo Hair Tonic. It always does the work. 2-2S-tf. Pretty stationery In boxes and in pound packages at ' reasonablo prices. Just the kind you need at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. w 1t; d 4-2-tf. C. It. SDIKINS, Proprietor Grocery SPECIAL BARGAINS Clnunttet nil leather gloves at $l for enginemen, lumber handlers, linemen, farmers, mechanics and MAKE YCUE SELECTION Oi? GARDEN SEEDS NOW, WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. Onion Sets 15c per lb. Large Package Quaker Oats . . . . . . . . 27c Large Package Mother's Oats ' . . i ...... 35c DIM-LIE Turn Down Your Light Saver Current Five changes of light Full, Hall-, Dim, Night Light and Out. Ideal for Hall, Nursery and Sick-room. For sale by NASH ELECTRIC CO. Dance. Under auspices of La Crande Re view No. 2 7, W. B. A. O. T. M. for benefit of W. B. A. patriotic service, at Eagles hall, Friday even ing. April lfl, 1918 Admission $1. Adv 3-28-30; 4-2-6-9-13-16-18. "We have a numnor of 30x3 tires , laborers. Ton days cash which we will sell at a discount while they last, 2-28-tf. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION -Adv. TOGGERY. -2-10. JUST RECEXVEDEcinz's Pickles in bulk and bottles. . A Fresh Shipment of Cpokies and Crackers in package and bulk. j Now is the time or year for pic ture taking and you will want films ,and kodak supplies, developing and Sprinting or rilms. Why not drop In land get what you need In kodak iline at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. w It d 4-2-tf. Stolen. Two automobile tires aro In the custody of tbra police and the own ers may recover same by satisrac tory proof. Apply to chief of police. Adv. 4-1-tf. Kimlcrgurtcii. Mothers, you who wish to work at the Red Cro:;s this summer, send our little .ones and give them j a good start for school next fall. For information address 11, Ob server office. Adv. 4-1-tf. FOIM'HS PHONE MAIN 82. YOUH OliDliKS SOLNTrFl). 1211 ADAMS AVE. ;LOST Locket and chain, Friday. Finder phone Red 1122. Reward. 3-30-3t pd o They arc all going next Wednes day night, April 3, lo the Rev hall. Let everybody dance. Adv. i-30-4t Beautiful sunshiny Cays aro tho days for kodak picture taking and' that means you will need films for your kodaks, und these may all be Iliad and developed and finished well I and promptly at Silverthorn's Fain -Illy Drug Store. . 3-11-tf. 1 0 I Cold creams and rubbing cream:; I'Mli; l-'oit TIIH lio.W IXlTIATll) for tan and complexion. See what I they have at Silverthorn's Funilly iDrug store.. Adv. 4-2-tf. Carrojs Tor stock feed. $5.00 per ton. Must be sold at once. I'honc Main 3?. Adv. 4-1-tf. PROPERTY OWNERS AND REAL j . ESTATE COS. I WANTED Clean Whito Cotton Rags nt. lhe, Observer Office; 3c per lb. ' FOR RENT. Two rooms for light housekeeping; modern. Also small house, not modern, partly furnish ed. Phone fi-18t2. ' 4-2-tf. Don't rorget the dance at Rex ball, -Wednesday, April 3. Admis sion 75c Adv. 3-30-4L Soda Water, the best that pure goods will produce, 13 just what von want, when you want it. Our Soda Water is all this. nso every errort to make only tbe best. Our Ire Cream is fine; our Service j I nm prepared to clean wall paper and Hard-finished K.ilsomine .Walls by a new process that I can', positively guarantee to give perfect J satlsraction for about one-third the i jcost of new. work. Call Phono Ked 'J 3832, and ask for Larcom, and 1 i will gladly call and give estimate i, ion work. 3-28-51. J WANTICD Sweet cream. We pay five cents above sour cream price delivered. Ulue Mountain Cream ery Co. Adv. 3-28-tf (Continued from Pago One) ODA9JT -o- 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 IIOOVERIZED GROCERY Farmers when In La Grande should see the Portable grain bin at Child's Auto Livery. Leave name and solicitor will call later iu the season. 3-G-tf. io.i-;y. Good attention, careful wo-.k, quick service will please you with one finishing and iievolomng of films. Our stock of all Kodak nia- THEATRE THE HOt SE OF ylWMTY. TODAY K.T.LL SHIPMAN With ALFRED WHITMAN in "The Wild Strain" P.Y Til!-: FAMoL'S AUTHORS George Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester The story of a regular Ameri an girl who libelled against family nutocrai-y and gave v"it to tiie rf-ckKss spirit inherited from a laniit nnre-itur. Also " Vengeance and the Woman," Chapter 10. r Hit The JJuIiscve! s3 . mid $ , ,j.O( THE GOLDEN RULE CO. mm La Grande Home Guard and 11 Cadets Honor Guard Major II. E. Coolidgu, chief of 1st Division. 2: l)hisi: n. G. A. R. W. K. C. Lali-s of tbe Ri-d Cross Dr. M. K. Hall, cLi.-r of 2d Di vision. :ttl Division. Fraternal Orders , I Sbopmen E. C. Ilersingor, chief of 3d '1)1- vision I 4tU Divbdnu. J Citizens t Autonijl)i!es J F. !i. Currey, chief of till DM- sion. niie beaded on Depot nud exteud- i - lug east. Tho line of march will be as fol-jlov.-s: From Depot street east on Washington to Greenwood, north on ..liroi nv.ood to Adams, west on i, i Adams to Fourth and South on " j Fourth" ti' tlur tabernacle. ' ;.' 07EB THERE." ' Itcfl t'ross Dance ICnjfiycd. Tiie Red Cross benefit dance giv en at Rex hall last night was well attended. Haines' orchestra, fur nished the music and a general good time was enjoyed by ail. The com mittee, reports ajsiyn ota.$75 above expenses, which will be turned over to tho Rod Cross to help our boys who. aro at the front, Professional Directory OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1)11. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic phy sician. Third floor Now Foley Rbig. Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 p. m., and by appointment. Office phono, Red 1701, lesidonco Red HS.l. PR. MARGARET INGLE Osteo pathic phyBlcianV Dlseasos of wo men and children and obstetrics. ATTORNEYS Tiie p.ii-iide will niiive oominly at 7:30 p. m. fnim Hie Int, r.-;et tiou of Depot street and W'v: !nu; avenao r.t v.hicil point all di i-:i-)i:f. will head. The first dlvi d.ii! will form ' r. Waslilru:tf)n a'..''Miie on 1 Tr noi:!i side or the street opno.-iile r?l i: club and c.ieTitli'-'r -,ve, t. 'I'he i-iconil dit..ioTi will fitvni on the opposite siiie el' W'a: liiauti).; from Hie i'ii;-;t. 't-.!:!on in t'.-eiu " j , t he l-:il::t' e!n! am1 eTitendhi:; v::-il . ! rj . TI. W. 'i'he Hiiifl (iiviiun will i'enii (ui I Uiriaa. tbH vest ;,:' iu Deyel (Veet teiidin:- ;;cmTti on iU pet ami a. St on Kourlli. The !'ei!itl- ilt;isi'ii -t f,:ti:! en I I ho !!: of Wit a'.e j !Mi;(ll..0-Tlli:itOlY CRAWFORD ft Ei'.KIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. Eakin, Attor neys n law. Practice in all the courts of the state and the United States. Office, Wost-JacoBson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. I DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mochano Theiapy; chronic diseases' my j specialty; Physical and Mental I ivtain.e. Hours: i:,;u to i;jO p.m., 7:oo to S:o evenings. limn;- lil.ick 2311. Rooms 1 and i 2 oer t'oolidtu' Paint Store, ! Al;nos .e. VKTI-aiWAUY COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. tlLK-Y Graduate Votar Ilospltul, 1409 Madison Aw. State fitalllon inspector and lie:, lector of stock for shipment, lloiii" Independent Phono, Black II: Pnrmors Co-operative Phone, Main 112. GREEN & RUDOLPH Attorneys, R. J. Green and L. O. Rudolph, Attorneys at Law, First National Hank Building. ARCHITECTS C. 10. MILLER Architect, room 27, New f'nley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. I ! r I I" I Z I I J J I ! J Have tho Observer Job Dept. J estimate on your printing needs. J ! You get the benefit of cash buy- J J ing. Phone Main 37. j. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. ... Looking Well It is not solely mutter of trt)o;l flollics. It also in volves proper corsot iiij;. Tiie iin of Kond rnntoriala, clock spring bonit: mid the very superior di'siirns that are found in the MODAKT Kront La.-prJ Corset, irives the proper poiae lo the fie uie that induces a carriage that will show clothes to the best posih.'e advantaife. A badly poised or improp erly cor.Aetted figure will never look well even in the best of clothes. A half h:ur in our Corset Ilepartrnent will prove to you bv direct fittinir that in a MOIMUT Front Lncori Corset, a su perior garment is founi. Wo know from our own ex perience that woman after woman In inproved her Apt pa ranee by the use of these corset. Thoy ore com foitnijle, stylish and wear well. PAULINE, LEDERLE I I I TR.AiN)3D SIGHT DOER NOT NECESSARILY MEAN POOS. SIGHT Stri-it c;ii;. v.t rt- forriiirly i rtiin You ly See Perfectly Though Painfully !i m, .n:r c;-v.. reed .'itlention ii" they are to last. Of course, you want them to last :t I'sr.t! ;s j rii If, so it is ljc-t lir ou to h;ive 1 lie in rarel'iilly examined ami correctly Cit-fl. V. - u-.' tm most f.,':,-ruilic and ui)-to-cbi(e metliods. Ojii clcpartmcnt hati got t'e ht i tt(r;Mi:(,'il ; I or thi" pmpose. W'v are the only firm between Itoise ami t'uril.im! ih it riM-frue and j;rind our om n b'tisrs. We make a specialty of duplicating broktn lenses. n rty horsc-i. The cars moved all rnUtt hut U meant the huvses in almost three yean. Peare & Son :t Crandi-'s I.vmling Jewelers and Optometrists a: