La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.l'AtiETilUUU LA (iiiAK'Di; GlKtiUVKlt WEDN KSDAY, Al'UlL 3, 101S J. The Good Old Spring Medicine New blood pure Moot!, rich iu color ami full of ml corpuscles, an increased circulation the system thoroughly cleansed of impurities and invigorated. That's what you need this spring 1're.e yourself from the conditions arising from an indoor life gather renewed energy and vigor for the coining summer , months. ' A Bottle of NYAL'S SPRING SARSAPARILLA will make you feel like new Cleanses the Mood and makes it nourish the system stimulates the liver, kidneys and bladder and as sists them in their functions. Nyal's Spring Sarsaparilla will do it and we never heard of a case where it failed to do as we saw All this for $1.00100 full doses to the bottle. v Red Cross Drug $tore Phone Main 4. Why Not Have a Salted Mackerel and a Baked Potato for Breakfast? A Keg of Boston Beauty Mackerel Just In. : : ; "Without an Equal for Fit, Style and Service." UTZ&DUNN f High Grade Footwear PLENTY FRESH EGGS 30c dozen Pickles in the Bulk of All Kinds, and Home-made Sauerkraut. DSM-A-LIT Turn Down Your Light " Save Current ' Five changes of light Full, Half, Dim, Might Light and Out. Ideal for Hall, Nursery and Sick-room. For sale by NASH ELECTRIC CO. hrt tills morniug lor hor homo in Ontario. A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES IN SEASON Mrs. Chan. Stevens, a former at tache of tho Observer office, loft to day tor a visit ' with friends ill Walla Walla. . . Dr. 1, U. Temple, one of the prominent citizens of l'endh ton, Is a visitor in La Grande where he is looking after business affairs. Irvin Fruitier, a former resilient of Union but more recently of l.ew iston. Idaho, Beetion. Is in I.a Grande to remain a day or two. City Grocery and Bakery The Home of Fancy Groceries. E. Polack, Prop. Phone Main 75 4 i! ; VERS .. jocninme. . L - The friends of Mrs. Tied Syn i'orst will he pleaded to know that she has recovered from her recent illness. ' on their ins, April 19, 1918 Admission $1. Adv 3-28-30; 4-2-C-9-13-1U-18. Mrs. Affic I). Ilanna, of Joseph, arrived In La Grande last ninht en route to Hoi-iulston where she (joes to visit Iter parent?, Dr. and Mrs. E. V.'. Darnee. . Local and Personal Miss Mao Murphy met with a class in Home Economics nt KlRin yesterday afternoon. The meeting was addressed by V. L. Upson, the : poultry expert who arrived from . C'orvaliis yesterday. I accompanied the visitors j return td l.n Grande. ! Alia l.'nnMV dmm.ii- tin,) lu.i. niiifn . j ,. , ,.. - ,,.,, r ; Miss Carolyn KosenthI, o'. Spokane, lton. Mll8t ho aoW at once.' l'hone are in La Grande and wiii remain some ' Main 32. Adv. ' 4-1-tr. ! little time looking after property in- . iterests and also to visit with, friends, i Special sale, or heavy enamel ! Mrs. P. S. Robinson is in receipt of I'1''1 Vans. Seo the window at !ho a letter from her brother, First Lieut-! Golden Rule. Adv. 4-3-1 1. (.mint Ralph' Huron, who is in the; They are all doing next Wednes- : Quartermaster's Department and who i Money on easy uionlmy payments ; ,iay night, April 3, to the Hex hall. Announces his safe arrival in France. on Improve I city p -ipoi ty. Alraju-t everybody dance o ! money lor idim loans at u per t -. . . . J Ufa ity ti f -Jjjji taW ta? lyi b ta tN l tai tp r 4! t!p "Quality First" is the standard by whii-h every pair of these lamous shoes are made Every pair must undergo u visjul inspection by an expert shoe maker before leaving the factory. They are moderate in price, but not cheap for cheapness in footwear invariably means cheap quality and cheap workman ship.' t Our latest shipment offers many new novelties in Spring Styles in Oxfords, Pumps, Hoots and Shoes. V See them in our Shoe Department and Windows toiay." THE NEW UTZ & DUNN REIGNSKIN SHOE IS HERE. .Made of finest I'eter's Keignskin in Slo-in. tops, with Louis heel and genuine Vaughn's white ivory sole. Widths from A A to 1), price. .$3.50 The best Reignskin Shoe in U.S.A. $13.5K GENUINE WHITE KID LACE BOOT, SPECIAL . . $8.90 Made with Louis heel and the last is one of our best fitters. Nine inch boot top. Only a few sizes left to choose from come early if you ex pect to secure one of these excep tional bargains. One of the GOO li. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of Over CO Million Uollurs ins by going to Silvorthorn'u. 'Let ! need apply. The $1.00 is in addition tho kodak man Adv. show you how. 4-2-tf. to liberal cash profits and many other advantages. Apply to Nevvlin Book & Stat. Co., 1) 14 Adams Ave., LaGrande. Ihii'nain Adv. 3-30-41 broideries. . icent. J a lj,e Fakin is spending the day ;ri I'.ot Mosdnmes Fmnk .Tarksnn. .1. Dunes. iO. M. Curtis. Ed. EMI. Pet. Deiver, jail of this city. went, to Pendleton this imornins to attend thp funeral of the ilole John Calvin Hart. Ad: See J. H. Oliver. 3-21-Sn .Mrs. pronk Colton is spendi",; a !:w ilnji in Portland visiting reW.ivc.-; Mrs. W. II. Casey left l.-ti.t night for Portland, where she will remain a few davs on account of her mother being ill, ! Cadet Joser'h R. Williamson, of th? 1 Galloon School at San Antonio. Texas, lis expected home tonirht to visit his 'mother. Mrs. J. T. Williamson and ! oilier relatives of this citv. Mr. Wil liamson has becn in training for some time and this is bis first furlough. Advertising in Brief i . Cottage Cheese. Get it at tho Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh every day. 3-2 0-tf Overstock of Auto Tires. Wo havo a nmiiDer of 30x3 tires which wo will sell at a discount while, they last. 2-28-tf. MAXWKLL SERVICE STATION -o- Yi. Hollins, wife of Supt. U. .'.!!-.,. 'Muuicil this morning froi p-i'tlam1. while she has been visiting fiicr.i.s. Mis. E. II. Stevenson and ""Ir?. Jo:.'! Long were in the city yestj'd iv from '-akci attending the Presbytia itil Mis sionary Society. Mrs. Alvnh Duryoa and baby went home today from the Grande Rondo Hospital. Mrs. E. R. Cuye and daughter left this morning for Pendleton, where they will visit for some time. Mrs. W. W. I.elson, who has been a guest at the F. G. Schilke home,1 A. O. Meier, the grain exnert who is d -livciing addresses lo the farm ers with particular reference to the 'umtt difficulty, has returned from Wallowa county where he held sev eral meetings .with the farmers of that peel Ion. "lr. Meier left today for Ontario on a similar mission. Mr K. E. Kiddle. Mrs. F. f! "hi'ke. Mrs. S.- L. Given and Mrs W W. LotFivn, of Ontario, attended :i. ine.dine or the Elgin chapter Ea-.tern Star last night The meet-: ina was In the nature of a rccen t'on in honor of the official visil ; .if Mrs. Lena C. Mendenhan.,gran(" wovlhv matron of Eastern Pt'ir. .Money to Loan. On Improved real property In Union county. No delays. Current rateis. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. tf. ' : Stolen. Two automobile tires are In the custodv of tho poiico and the own ers may' recover same by sulisfac-. tory proof. Apply lo chief of poiico. Adv. 4-1-tf. in wide flouncing em Soo tho window at the Golden Rule. Adv. ' , 4-3-lt. Fanners when in La Grande should fee the Portablo grain bin at Child's, Auto Livery. Leave name and solicitor will call later In the seasou. 3-C-lf. Cold creams and rubbing creams for tan and complexion. Sea V'hat they havu at Sllverthorn's Faintly Urns siore. Adv. 4-2-tf. 1 Pretty stationery in boxes and In pound packages at prices. Just the kind you need at Silvertliorn's Family Drug store. Adv. w It: d 4-2-tf. Give. Whooping Cough. 'Chamberlain's Cough Rein- 'c'''sl"la'"1 iedy to keep the cough looco and cx pecloi alien easy. It is ' excellent. Adv. Dog Fear in llakoi Kmled. BAKER, April 3. Here is some good news for the dogs of Baker. Tho City. Commissioners yesterday repealed tho muzzling order, which has been In effect since the recent hydrophobia scare in which a num ber of canlnea were infected and several persons bitteu. The epU dcmlc is now declared to be ended and the danger past, hence the or der of the city fathers releasing the dogs from tho Inconvenience to which thoy have been put the past few weeks. o . " OVER THERE." Hemstitching, Tho Elite Shop. If you want good pictures from your kodak you should learn a;i 10c per yard at about how to use your kodak. You Bilker Oregon. 'an Bot "" G'ese points for noth-3-20tf : 1 SPECIAL BARGAINS Gauntlet uli leather gloves at $1 j for cnfinrtiien. In in her handler-. linemen , fanners-', nieelianies ami liihorers. Ten days c:tsh. TOGGERY. Adv. 4-2-10. Professional Directory ostcopatiiio riiY.siciA.v ATTOUNKVf) Dance. Under auspices of La Grande Re view No. 27. W. 11. A. O. T. M. for benefit of W. IS. A. patriotic service, at Eagles hall, Friday even- l-of Ililious Troubles. on . Lco(: slclan. Tlilrd floor Now Foley . Illdg. Hours 10-12 a. In.; 2-5 p. Kindergarten, ' m., and by appointmont. Office MotheiH, you who wish to work j phono, Red 1781, resldonco Red at the lied Cross tills summer, ; send your little ones and give them : "R. MARGARET INGLE Osteo- t)R. J. L. l.VGLE Osteopathic phy-; CRAWFORD & EAKINT. H. Craw- RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED AT VERY LOW PRICES Also Bungalow Rugs, $1.93 and $2.49 While They Last To promote a' healthy action of tile Hv and correct the disorders caused by biliousness, Chamber-. Iain's Tablets are excellent. Try them and see how iinirUly they give you a relish for your food and bau .ish that dull and stupid feeling. Adv. " OVER THERE." 'i f n-, . v" :Jv a-wjI' 1 a good mart for scliool next fall. For information address II, Ob server, office. Adv. 4-1-tf. pathic physician. Diseases of wo men and children and obstetrics. .MECIIA.NO-TIIEHOI'Y Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty Harris Furniture Store II. II. HARRIS, Proprietor Where you buy good furniture for less. NEXT TO IIOOVEHWED GROCERY I SHERRY i THEATRE . L... ........ THE IIOl'SK F Ol.'AI.ITY. TODAY NELL SHIPMAN IN The Vil;i'i'aili lluc l?ilibnii Keiiluri Tktk TtTi ? .a &i ;-v 1 cc vyiiu oniam And Vengeance and the Woman Chap. 10, IF YOU HAVE TO PAY A HIGHER FRICE, OR CAN'T GET COAL THIS FALL OR WINTER Don't Maine the Fuel Admini stration, on't citi.i.'C the Railroads, Don't iu.-s i he .Mi no O whits, iltm't alu.se ':r I'uel ii;iltTM, All aie uruinjT yiM td "I'ill tliv iiin Now, -.viii'tj wu ca;i Co".!. .7. :- 4ff m V I'.lK danci: dv April i at Rev hall Jazzy music- Wednes--Adv. :i-:;o-u. MA Y VILLF. Mechauo- chronic diseases my rnr.-vv Physical and Mental Our Kodak line is full in every particular and wo are developing and printing pictures promptly you will find our woi 1: most satis factory. At Silvertliorn's. 3-10-tf It Is nioro fiin lo watch your 'money crow than watch II. no, lluy War Savings Stamps. DR. A. N. Therapy; specialty; Science. iioms: 1:30 to 4:30 pm., 7:00 to S : I M i evenings. 1 hoa.i liliick 2"ll. Rooms 1 and 2 hut Coolide 1'aint Store, . Adauis Ave. VIO'l'iOniNAIiY ford and Robort 8. Eakln, Attor neys a law. Practice In all tha courts ol the stato and the United , States. Offico, Wcnt-Jacobson Uldg.. rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. , COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. , La Grande National Lank Building. RUDOLPH Attorneys, R. J. Green and L. G. Rudolph, Attorneys at Law, First National Rank Building. si. oo wn.r. in-: ;r i-n' to each of several srhoolbay:! v.'no will deliver copies of the Curtis ,u'n!ic:: . lions to customers. Only schoolboys clean, gentlemanly and am'iiiioes DR. If. W. RILEY Graduate Vetor In Irian. Hospital, 1400 Madison Av . Stato Stallion inspector and Inspector of stock for shipment. ARCHITECTS C, E. MILLER Architect, room 27, Now Foley Bldg. Phone Rod 1871. !- ! ! -I- ! !- ! 'M I 4" 4 'I' J- Have the Observer Job Dept. J estimate on your printinir needs. ! Iloi.ie Independent Thoue, Ulack iV 1 ou get the beneltt of cash buy-5 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, '"S- Phone Main 37. ' Ma in 1 1 2. !$ 'h J" 'h '1' 'h -i1 I 4 4- ! "i' TOMOIIKOW MRS. VERNON CASTLE and ANTONIO MORENO IN "THE MARK OF CAIN." - AND WILLIAM S. HART IN ' " THE BAD MAN." A Two Heel Thnllfr. K:.r!,: ivc . iva'crs foi l lah'i ilsl KINfi and III V, A I'll ( OAI.S (,l .NN liOl'X Sl'RIMiS COM.. THE J. D. LYNCH CO. TRANSITU. IT' EL, STOHACiK Ii:...-k East of lit put. Plume Main 10. Looking Well It is net suk-ly h nwUlor oC pond clotlit'e. It nisi) in volvcti jn-opcr foruetihjf. The use of trood ni:itjri:ils, cloi-k sj)imr iioninir ami the very siipn-inr devirns I hut i-re fi'.;u'l in the MODAKT i-Vfcit I.n:ctl Oirset, rives the p-fpei- to tho fi(:-- ui e t b:.t ir'.dutca n carriiiro v.iil :), I'luthcs tn the p;.:-.Kil;!e cdvantae. A iad!y poised or impvop c.ly forsettcJ figure will never look voll even in the f"; t of clothes. A half hour in fiur Corset iJepartmcnt wiil prove you iv diicit fi'.'.iiiK tlmt in a M'ODAKT I-': nut I. need Corset, n su peririr c-'inncnt is found. V. tteiiw from our own ex-p-.'i in e that woman after uumun lia:i improved her pjt-ii tiii v !.) ilie Use uf thee cns''t:. They lire com f'irta!)let stylish and wear well. PAULINE, LEDERLE 9 fws '11 ilkon ' n J IT in die Uni aniilies led States 4 CUPS OF WHEAT FLOUR TO THE POUND If cccn family used -1 cups or flour loss per week, tho saving would be 22 million pounds or 112,244 burrols every luech. ' The greatest help housekeepers can ,'-ic to win the war is to make this saving and if ccn ia done by using this recipe in place of white flour broad. Corn Meal Biscuits c-M. add. U a in Our rii-iu P, nip ncaldcrl millt 1 cap corn rr.onl 2 ti.t.'loapconi .ifcoi'leran j l f' ! ;'.' :Tf tl V.-r.zr 'or 'i U'hitiand bice bonlht. tlPJt'st War Tim Rt j r,i!:.ir." ii:U;itin$ at id uiu)Uvmc vhill S-Jivir.t. V. . It c "j teaspoon mlt 1 cup white flm:r A '.eaapcjns Royal Calling Towder ui nv'IU over i-orr nv-d, aJJ shorioning and salt. When :t l. ;.it;y on .lcurJ buard. Cut with biscuit cutter and c'prs.'1 containing many other foods, mailed frceaddresi ROYAL LAKIXG PGVDZ?. CO., Dept. IX., 133 Valium Street, New York t. 'Wm THE WAR