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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1918)
o It fits into the day and th6 place like a note booK VestPocketKodak I'KTURES IJ xVi inches. . .Trice $7.50. Wo have films for all sizes of Kodaks 'a f)l everything for Picture makinir. You wifi, no doulit, he taking pictures tomorrow, so he sure to (ret your films early, for tonight , ' " WE CLOSE AT 7 P.EL Red Cross Drug Store he in interested, la the sheep business. Mrs. W. T). I.oiik loft this morn ing fill' Portland to visit her daiiKh lur. Mrs. fcdwuril Cillp. Mrs. Ctilp Wus tonnerly Miss lva Long, ! Don't forgot tho KIltB dnnce : Monday night is to ho given for the. , benefit or the Ilospilai Unit tlcas fund. I Mrs. Norman Stoddard unci chil dren, of Baiter, will spend a few days visiting friends in tliis city 'before going to Portland. i to l.a (iramie lust livening to, Hpend In few days visiting relatives and friends. .' ' V. A. Weonime, factory hinn of tiio American J'hotu' Player and 1'ltit. on Ci tu In thA elll , ., -.. overhauling and inspecting the pipe I organ at the Arcane theatre. I ('has. Penny, -formerly with the I mechanical end of the Observer and inure recently with Getuge Hiinting- lon Currey, publisher of the Mai hear Knlorpi Ise, is down from Vale on an over Sunday visit. Local and Personal A. VV. Perley. Bpeciul O.-W. It. & N. master mechanic, is In the city. lug the Interstate teachers' associa tion. There were twenty-two hun dred teachers present. Mr, and Mrs. '.. V, Ames, of l.a Grande, nre visitors In Portland. Mrs. A. E. Iv, inline, comity school isuperiiileiidc nt, returned this morn ing from Spokane. Mrs. T. Garrison leaves tonight for Pendleton to remain for some time. It. J. Sperry, of the Paramount Picture Co., Is In the city ImokinK the Mateilick'n llliicljiid. A. C. Hampton, school superin tendent relumed this morning from Spokane where he has been nltnml- mr ,. hM t m muji iwii iintiimimii aiii'ii Miss Fannie Soiiiiiieis and hei niece, Miss Carolyn Rosenthal, an ..pending the day nt Hot Lake. Mae Wood, of the Golden Rule store, in spending the day at Glh lion. , . v Miss Curolyu Rosenthal, who has been vi:,iling relatives In this city, leaves tonight for her home In Spokane. ' Mr. anil Mrs. Herman Itichey and daughter of Cove ate enjoying the Liberty Loan day and evening in l.n Grande, Mrs. Ada l.osh Hose, ono of the most talented readers in Oregon, was In the city last evening on her w.iy to her homo iu Pendleton after visiting u few days with Monde at her former home In Elgin. Mrs. I.ou Dawson returned to her home in Klgln today after spending a few days in this elty. visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bloomfield and daughter Lillian Feme, have returned to their home in Idaho, after visiting at the home of Mrs. Bloomfield's mo ther, Mt B. F. Richardson. Mil Your Country Needs You or Your Money. 7x 1 Mrs. 0. K. Turnbow of Joseph cnnie j ' Read the Observer Want Ads. H i pays. Waller Rose wan in the city Inst evening: en route to his home in I'en' tlleton. Mr. and Mrs. I. eon Stoddard of Unker City are visiting with relatives in tliis city. IH'lhert Tumbow left this morning for Hot Lake, where he will he era- ; ployed at the Sanitoriupi. The Club W. B. Sargent, of the I.a Grande ; investment Co. leaves this evening for a business trip to Spokane. Mr. and Mis. W. C. Kelly left last evening for Portland, where Mr. Kelly will be employed in the shipyards. CIGAR STORE We carry the Choicest Brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY, CANDIES, ETC. Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled In Eastern Oregon. West-Jacobs BMg. EAKL N. DOANE, Prop. t j Mr. Albert Kinney of Caldwell is I in the city ion his way to Echo, where Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be x Comfortable in a 41 FRONT LACE CORSET the only corset wilh the patented . VENTILE Back and Front Shield Be fitted to the corset designed for your figure. There are . LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor setier. This service goes with the corset and such comfort. A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and lip. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702 Oak. Phone Bed 3221 mm. Turn Down Your Light . Save Current Five changes of light Full, Half, Dim, Night Light n nd Out. Ideal for JTall, Nursery and .Sick-room. For sale by NASH ELECTRIC CO. Heating value of COAL is determined s.-icnti-licallvinwhat is ealled BRITISH. THERMAL UNTT8, the same as the energy of an engine is measured in IIOKSIO POWNU, food value in OALOIMFM and I!ectrie Force in VOLTS AM) WATTS. The (lOYEIiXM KXT )mys and pays for COAL on this basis. Bulletin No. 22 UNITK!) STATES BUREAU OF MINKS, hased on actual analvsis of sixteen different Western COALS, shows KING COAL " THE BEST IN THE WEST BY GOVERN MENT TEST." BUY IT NOW. THE J. D. LYNCH CO. Our flovernmont needs the financial support of every loyal citizen in our own United States aa 'well aa it needs the man power of its brave sons in this war for .humanity.. PUT YOUR MONEY BACK OF UNCLE SAM Do your part iu helping lick hell out of the Kaiser and make the entire world safe for future generations. The Liberty Loan ia the safest investment on Earth. serve when you buy Liberty Bonds. , .You save and you This store will close at 7 p.m. Saturday for the Grand Liberty Loan r We will take Liberty Bonds the same as Cash in exchange for merchandise or in pay ment of accounts. a. T" GOLDEN RULE One of the 600 K. C. V. Stares with an Annual Purchasing Power of Over 60 Million Dollars LOCALS :And Advertising in Brief j Cottage Cheose.-Get it at the Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh I every day. 3-26-tf j If you want good pictures from your kodak you should learn all ; about how to use your kodak. You ',an get all these polntB for noth- ' Inff. by going to Stlverthorn's. Let ; the kodak man show you how. Adr. 4-2-tr. RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED AT VERY LOW PRICES Also Bungalow Paigs, $1.98 and $2.49 While They Last Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty Harris Furniture Store H. B. HARMS, l'ronrietor ' Where you buy good furniture for less. ',NEXT TO IIOOVKKlZF.n GROCERY Y i THEATRE x - ! 1. ........ ..tiik not si; or qi ai ity.... TODAY (Jreater Vitaraph Co. rrcsenls EDITH STOREY IN " THE SHOP GIRL." Also a Frank Daniel Comedy. TOMORROW EveryhcMlv's 1'avori.te HAROLD LOCKWOOD IN His Latest Siici-ess " BROADWAY BILL ". And a ''Cljuckley" ( 'In islie Coniedy SOTK Show Saturday nitrlit will start immediate lv after t'lic I'arade. House Cleaning Time We are Ready to do the Dirty Work for you. We Clean Carpels and Rus and send them home fresh and ready to put on the floor. Call MAIN 5fi and wc will call for them, Clean them thoroughly and deliver them promptly. STANDARD LAUNDRY CO. Overstock of Auto Tires. We have a numoer of 30x5 tires which we will sell at a discount while they last. 2-28-tf. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION C. are requested to meet at the K. of P. hall at 7 o'clock on Saturday even ing, April 6th for the purpose, of par ticipating in the patriotic parade at that time. Automobiles will be pro vided. . t v. : - ' . FAULK, -Commander. o 1 Now Is the tinie of year for pic ture taking and you will want films and kodak supplies, developing and printing of films. Why not drop In and get what you need In kodak line at Sllrerthorn'a' Family " ' Drug Btoro.r Adv. w It d 4-2-tf. Local and Personal . Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Herrmann ami baby son left Inst evening for Gar field, Washington, where they will make their futuro home. Mr. Herr mann was formerly employed in the Ln flrande Grocery Co. J. B. McLaughlin, master signal electrician in the railio bnyich de partment of the aviation co ps. Is la the. city on a few days fuvlouc'j. Mr. McLaughlin was formerly UH the O.-W. R. & N. office fore. this city but he 1b now station?!', ui Lond Island, New York-.- -. Money to Loan. On Improved real proporty' ln Union county. No delays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. A4v. tf. Hemstitching, 10c per yard, at The Kllte Shop. Baker, Oregon, i ' 3-20tf Farmers when ln La Grande should re the Portable grain bin at Child's Auto. Livery. Leave name nnd solicitor will call later ln the season. 3-6-tt, Dnnce. Under auspices of La Grande Re view No. 27, Macaboe ladles, for benefit of W. B. A. patriotic j service, at Eagles hall, Friday even- i I uk. April 19, 13.13 Admission Jl.i -rAdv 3-28-30; 4-2-G-9-13-1G-18. I j Stolen. , Tw automobile tires are la the custody of the police nnd the own- j ers may recover same by satisfac tory proof. Apply tg chief of police Adv. 4-l-tf. SPECIAL BARGAINS Gauntlet nil leather gloves at II for cngtnenien, lumber handlers. linemen, farmers, mechanics and , laborers. Ten day cash. Snappy New : Hats New Shipment of Trimmed Hats The Blackmon Hat Shcp Opposite Newlin Book Store TOGGERY. Adv. 4-2-10. It la more fun to watch your money grow than watch It go. Buy War Savings Stamps. Cold creams and rubbing creams for tan and complexion. See what they have at Sllverthorn's Family Drug store.-i-Adv. 4-2-tf. BIO SI'RPRIHH TO NOTICE. Members of the G.A. R. nd W. R. Relief from Eczema Don't worry about eczema or othet kin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using a little zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, oi j extra large Dottle at Sl.uu. Zemo generally removes pimples, blade heads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm 'and makes the skin clear and healthy. I Jemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy ana stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It la tlways dependable. The E. W. Rok Co., Cleveland, 0. Spring Shoes at Right Pricee Ladies Shoes in Greys and Browns, hoth mili tary and high heels, priced $5.50 to $9.00 Misses and Children's Shoes and . Pumps. blacks- black and white and all white- all price.- and styles. Men's Shoes in English lasts, regulation army lasts and round toes, in tan and blacks $4.50 to $8 Boyrt' Shoes, with guaranteed tops -t'.ie kind that never wear out $3.75 and $4.00 "When in need of sinu s, let us show you our stock. L J. French Shoe Co
