La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti .lnti MWU I , .... - . - t i .r t .frv At.i-i?trrn '. SATURDAY, APRIL 0, tPAOE EIGHT . ... LZlLl " , . '- "' Bmm Introductory Free Offer 50c Value for 25c Ojic 'J iffy Datli Tub or Commode Brush Free svitli One Can of STERIFOAM. Spotless. Odorless. Sanitary. ; Let Jiffy Clean It-It's the Easy Way LA GRANDE PHARMACY :;;,v:i-Adolph Newlin, Mgr. . Qui& Belivery .; Thoue Main 40 , La Grande, Oregon FOR RENT A 4-acrc tract, pari in Fruit good many dier ries! JJU'st of garden land. Close in. Large liou.se;. good ban); henhouse. Will rent for one yeai .;y. ; LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. UK Adams Ave. .Phono Main 752, A TP1 Meeti n e armers County Agent si & - & 11 iii t? I. v " x V i v c-- V,.- xx sU f 3, -V v Ktd Cross ICeni-f it. jul'l time games and music, all having The Kill Cross benefit party given at a very pleasant and jolly time. Mrs. Hunan's Hall on Wednesday attcrnoon Geo Grast, in behalf of those present, by the Indies of St. Peter's Guild in pI-eseittccI Mr. and Mrs. Myersick each with an appropriate gift. The wed ding vows were renewed by the happy was one of the most attractive benefit ipartics given this season. Mrs. T. J.j jScroggin, in her usual charming miin- ncr, delighted the guests with a solo Miss Hilda Anthony pleased with an : instrumental solo. Both soloists re Uponded to an encore. Mrs. E. C. Turkey and Mrs. W. II. Bohnenkan-.p won the honors for the nfternoon. An da;nty buffet luncheon jwas served, and the sum of $.'11).:13 was added to the Red Cross fund. couple and their healths were drunk in the best of cider, by all present. A light lunch was then served, . after which the guests departed. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W E. Mc.C.lure, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grout Mr. and Mrs. John McEwcn, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. L M. Hoyt, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anson, Mr. and Mrf J. C Kennerlv. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. H. C. Grady, president of the jBa,.tl(,u Mp and Mr5 j Kobertson Red Cross chain parties, submits (he M(. am, Mr8 M. K)lelKe, Mr. and Mrs following report of receipts for the week ending April (i, viz.: Miss Irene Murphy, $10; St. Peter's Guild, if:J!l.::"i: total $49.35. " , Chapter I, P. O. E. held an all day session at the Jted Cross rooms on Fri day of this week. At noon they ic- tired to the home of Mrs. Geo. Currey land were served with e delicious lunch after which they held a 3hort business I meeting and then returned to their ! lied Cross work. C. W. Collver, Mr. Jas. Starkey, Mr. Walter Clapp, Mr. G. W. Robertson, Mr. Will Brinkman, Mesdarnes Cora Fitzgerald, Zora Clapp, l.ucy Graham Adla Childers, Myrtle Ruby, Estellc Webb, Mollie Buck, Misses Margaret ! Morrison, Olive Childers, Myrtle Hoyt, ! Mildred Hoyt, Masters Raymond My Jersick and David Puckctt. Was A Rare Entertainment Once in a while something happens in the way of Home talent production! j Mrs, A, L. Richardson elite) tainec1 :that 8tu,"ls out Prt-eminenlly oyei ;the ladies of the Lucky Thirteen Ck b jlln.v,'ii '(? that has ever happened be 'at her home on Wednesday afternoon. I fore- Suth may be sald of the A"x' Mrs. Wm. Ash curried the honors of i''" extravaganza given at the high tho day ' school auditorium to a capacity audi- , , m jence last evening. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Holm entertained Starting promptly, moving along 'at dinner Monday evening. Their 'ike well oiled clocks, smooth, clevei guest of honor was Miss Bertha Lover-'and classy and closing with the bigges ich of Pasco. nit of tne i'e"r in tno wav of stu,lt en i tertainment, the program stands out Wedding Anniversary Surprise many declare, as the best theatrical April 2nd being Mr. and Mrs. Ed. endeavor of years. Myuraick's eighteenth wedding anni- With Miss Mary Newlin using he' versury, a number of Odd Fellows and sweet voice to good advantage anf Rebeccas went out to the Myersick j taking the burden of the vocal num homo Monday evening and surprised i bers, that phase was well taken enre them. of. Miss Lcora Newlin's wonderfu' The evening was spent in playing! gift as a dancer was brought to play and tho talents of everyone of th( KVNOPSIS Olf TIIK ANM AL STATEMENT Of TIIK 1 12 girls participating found places t New England Mutual life Insurance Co.; 1Z lodyland." From then on the hitf' class of the first number continued Of flntttnn In lhi Hlnf of MnsfaelnittB, 1L llilriy-ririt thy of Vvc.r mlirr. 1U17, inltf lo the Inkumnef roiumUsloiier of tlie vi Oififun, )ursunnt to law; Capital. Ai.umr.t of rnttal Hlc-k pUl up - income, In skits and stunt 'arid in every syl Total i.iemlum Iikmium $ia.0,Oia.l laoie UIH1 every act, uiuru wa uiw fiv "fV rt!!;.;n;t,;rW",.B..W.' wh,.v 'cislon and othn of professional ism. Practically in every respect thr lines of the skits were written by luiuui from otlifr viNl during lliu w.w r..;ta To 11 Inroim- Oiiburiemftntt. J.iiiiiiitii'.'9. hiiiinirmiiier vilinos &,.Kjfl.5t ! participants themselves, and there hat .il.u.n n,L ;.r 2.19S.IM4.B2 .been no nrofessional coaehinir, whicl IMrtilraitfl pstd on t'Dpltal sltx'k tin nm; ih ytnr 0iiiininiloTiH nil') h;i In rh'B lltl OnriiiL' Hip itmr I 'i'ttxvK. Ih fiist'n n nil fi'tM i:ihl iliiilns tru your Amuuut uf nil hIIut xper.Hlur MjiLh tsIiic uvi'iicd Anmrt iipiI vn hit' (Xtll'lB I'WIICll l.onti on mitrticiiKeit been no professional coaching. adds the more lustre to the perform Mrs. I.. 1.. Murphy made her deuui to a La Cirande audience as a readci $io,ims.7u;i.w inc) certainly did some excellent work 1 Her two readings were polished aw" Tulit riirntUurea Alien, f rt'il rNUir W'"i.V-ki''Hi " ,the work of an artist. .4....n.w , jj K Coojiajref a local four minut' MitMa,. n -Vu '. .r,. iman, spoke with great lorco un in in imnkn inni mi ttami w.ww.in : l.iiierty Loan lnvc. in some respects tne nic 01 uiu ev n ml InirrfHt iliii" 773.7 . JO i.iii.yss.:tn M..T41,2K7.l.'l Nei l!Piiiliimii Olirr n !( ineil n.-il nmuti'l Tol.il NSft l.r--. KI'I'.iRI III'poMIIS 111 ailV im ilf n.r ilipr hei T.'iai usMfts mlmlitiil In nri'sni.si..-H!,i,,s;.i.'l LlabiliUe. iriuTvc $;i.37n K77 7:i T-'inl Hii -r i liiiiMv unj:ilil :(4ii.ii4i li Shan- ..f Huriilim 'J.'at .Ml ..tl.er llnhiHlUHt l.."itJ..Mii.--J "iy ill- be lit Id to disMKsK the h;ml!int; ol tiir lal-nr sliurtu aul tlu' (tnisitli.'ratiu of tin ;uiuiinn ot a' wage scale as has 'been luiie in Tnini, Wal lowa, Uakoiv Wasu, (Jiliiatn, Slienium an' ii!ut Kasteni Onon Vanities (luring th 1 asl uw weeks. l)e suie and be present at t!i- La Grande City Hall Over the Fire Station on j Tuesday Evening April 9, AT o Jf.M. Tile tilljivt is Id set ) ,i:il;;-(l v;ivr.' xc-ali' iiil' Kiistcrii Oretfuii I'm' (!.: lioncTit ' Iml'.i llic wni-U-itii; man ami tin' I'Mnui'i-. AH invitci'. 'I'hi'sc iiicrtiiiy:s ait I'cin I fill at I'm-iv i -i il' (lie office uf tin- Stat.- Kami ll'l S; c-ia!is, tr. 0. K. I Said win. ri'pi'cscnt intr this oilier, will lr lUT'Sfllt. ening was the closnig stunt in whirl Marjorie Silverthorn, commanding of ficcr, and 11 privates dressed in Home Guard Uniforms went through the fun damcntul maneuvers of military tac tics with rare skill and unity, 'tieiv Good, a member of the Home Guan' spent weeks drilling the girls and tht fruits wove abundant. Moving witr exactnes-s of regulars, the girls exe Tt1 IliiltilltlrM. tii,-lii,)lnit Bill'- ,ilu. f V.I-H.'H"'! fst,.,4ll,T.lJ Ti Mil Iuiii';iikt lit furve ItcvnilM1! a!. WIT (W..HJ Bu.in.it In Or.fon for the Ye.r. j T, 1 Mi.iir:i,- ,rill.l, tllirli "'", I"'7 ,"'" i cutetl the manual of arms, sang then I. mi.. .l,'llltlllll. r,.,i.Tfll itillilli; vuvv . . ii"- !' Ji.7i.i-", r.s a,inRS, did their drills and pulled then I'n-miiini. lYIilrii,'.! ,1'irlni; th ! v,it t.tin -r .iiiiiIii-i ' puns, the audience the meanwhile ex- I..,..,-. iihiiI ,lrhii: Hi,- ,.r ..iii,i., . u.?,. in.urr.i ,i.,rm Hi,- ,-r. :..,..,.i.i pressing its appreciation with contmu- T,,i.ii niii,..!"! ' iiw.Mm,. i ious applause. The whirlwind windup .I.,.,.;.,,,: u. '" .,,-, -or a whirlwind show was all that war ti:,V Esitillb MUT1JAL LIKE INSURANCE o ,Usim,, iiv .1. a. iiutiii-n. ! XunuM-ouu public men and members Ku.n-,r r,-.i.i iii-,iormi ttf.-m m,.i ' nt- of the hospital corps in Kraiu-e, all l, r"P'1 litili " K 'iik, Kl.l'.M. suffcretl from harpttons and puns pull P. H. SPILLMAN STAR THEATRE TODAY Gail Kane IX Southern Pride TOMOWKOW HERBERT RAWLINS0N IN " THE FLASH OF FATE.' L VAUDEVILLE TODAY AND TOMORROW. I To You -ToYou-To You TO YOU You owe a duty to your country Jfour President appeals to every man and woman ia America today to do your duty Your services in .France or Flanders-or the use of your money-ARE YOU A SLACKER CLACKER WOBBLER OR A JIED-BL00DED AMERICAN? FOR MOTHER Ladies' Suits, Newest Models . . $12.5fc$14.75 $18.50, $24.75, $26.50, $28.50 FOR SISTER 7 " Girls' Dresses White $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $5.90, $7.90 FOR BROTHER Eoys' Suits FOR FATHER : Men's Suits . $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 ; ; $9:90;$12.50, $14.75, $19.90, ..$24.75, , $28.50 Store closes to night sharp 7 o'clock j Incorporated J Formerly the United Store . Store . . . closes to night sharp 7 o'clock w4k Sure You Bought a Bond But why not buy several more.. . You can easily pay for them out of your savings by purchasing your groceries at the Hooverized Grocery, the Store that holds down high prices. , 1 ; I . . -: You save on every purchase. 20 per cent Discount.on Garden Seeds .Butter, 'rcaiiicf.v, 21bs 95o l-'rcsh Ityx, dnzfti . .... 28c TJimclcss Codfish, 2 ll. brick 40c Suukist Oranges, dozen.-. 35c and 45c Haiianas, dozen 30c Cauliflowers, ipr lieau 10c Koine Beauty Apples, box 90c Celery, large bunch. .1 Ulack Figs,, per lb.. . . . Coiub Honey, California Potatoes, best quality, 100 lbs. Sunny -Monday Soap, 10 bars . Oatmeal, per 101b. sac . 10c , . 14c . . 19c $1.00 ..55c .. 62c Kxtra Standard String licans, can 11c . It Pays to Pay Cash at the One Price Real Cash Store 1 HOOVERIZED GROCERY Across the Track Next Door to Stillwell's Cash Market PHONE MAIN 32 nl with originality and telling force. tington, where he was last heard from shop north of the track, is a grand The girls who participated w2re: and on this account he will not be on o son, says: f ini.l SUnchfield, Wiln.a, Oesterling, here for the funeral. . ran never fnwt La Grande. I wo:. ithel Wright, I.eona Newlin, Helen ,n 81ua), chi(1 whel ,liy folts Climu Currey, Margaret Corbett, Marjorie 1-oli.MKIt I.A ll!.V.l)i;i: Ii:.l. j hur0 Just ahmt lhe tne lhe laP,. silverthorn, Helen Johns. Dorothy! 'road was built. 1 was started to .Vright, Dudley Tobin, Dovo McGce . ; school In the old while building on and Mary Newlin. ;.lohn A. .limes. Old Time lii-siilent, 1 the hill, which was torn down a t , i 1'at.ses Away at rorllanil. Icouple of years ago. T am glad to j jsee the steady strides forward I'liiii-ral i'f riliunii. ;iiliilaiid. Arthur Jones, a resident of! which this, my early home, is nink The remains of Kilmore Qulnlaiitl !SOuthern Idaho, slopped off between , lug." Mr. Jones continued his have arrived from Anacoaila, Moiit.trjl,,H n La Crande yesterday on journey home on No. 18 last uight. and will lie In state at the Henry ,is return homeward from Portland o Chapel until tomorrow morning at ; WU,rc he was called by the death of j IIONOIJ IJST GROWS 10 o'clock. The body will then be i.i, father John A. Jones. The de- ri'imneil lo lhe home of lhe par- reased was a resident of La Crande fills, Mr. and Mrs. .lumen Qiilnlnnd. j from i ss 4 to 1S!H when the family who live on the La tlrnndo ami 1 reinoved from here to Portland. He 1.....I I'ltv t-,l,l TtlP riinOI-Ill Will'..-na ..nnnQl .iu ,, nrnnnloi' mill i be held fr le family home at 2j,llav ,v hce,. ri.ci,cd by old reSi-' the sa,c of f)0 worth of ""'l'8. o'clock lomonow afternoon and the:,(.nts on account of bis inlerest In v'7-: Robert Smith, Thclma Brown, inlirmenl will be In lhe Masonic religious matters. His brother was; Gertrude Scranton, Jennie Cardlno, cemetery Klder Joel Jones, or the Christian ! Lena McCully, Hugh Logan, I.ila Dean Lester ljuinland, brother of the dc- jchurch. J. H. Latham, employed in j Catherine Humphrey, Bertha Bergcr, eased, could not be. localed near Hun-; the Thos. Klemming blacksmith Dorothy Smutz. The following children of the Con-' tral School have gone over the top LIGHT REPAIR WORK We wish to do your bicycle work, soldering, key fitting, etc. . . Our workman ship is best and our prices are right.. .Give us a trial.. All makes of Motorcycles Overhauled. THE HARLEY SHOP 207 ELM ST.