La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1918, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, A Plil L Id, l'JlA
LA CiliANDK OtisKUV.lvU
PAOHTlIUEiv
themselves on the ease with which
their work was accomplished. The
fact is, the Indies of the committee
say the residents of May Park ruiscd
their sharp of the bonds by voluntary
subscriptions.
affairs connected" with the Maxwell
car.
TOP cdatTis long
AKD LOOSE
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
Jim Liveriimre, former Chinese
restaurant proprietor in La Grande,
but now of Enterprise, Is over on a
visit and among other things "Jim"
Is quite proud to be llio owner of
u second Liberty bond.
o
NEW TODAY
: t - - . .
Another large shipment of the famous KORRECT SKIRTS. Tho naiiit!
alone speaks for the authentic Styles of this skirt and, too, correct in Mater
ials, Workmanship, Thoroughly Sponged, assuring a permanent soft finish.
The Kodak
Store
The Home Guards are requested
to bo out loulght In uniform and
march to the tabernacle in compli
ment to Major Mathews and Lieu
tenant l'iomundon.
?
j Conductor Joe Richardson cnnie
LOCal and PerSOlial jovcr from Pendleton this morning
, land will be joined tomorrow by
iMrs. Richardson who will make a
Bon Miller and wife were over from; vlBit witu friends In l.a Grande.
Cove yesterday.
Major Matthews and wife are in
the city, stopping at the Foley Hotel.
Major Matthews will speak tonight
at the Tabernacle.
Mrs. Louise Larson, (if lliis city,
leaves tonight for Yoliii, South Dakota.
The Liberty Loan boutli Is being
torn down as its purpose has been
accomplished.
The Honor Guard girls and oth
ers who work on surgical dressings
are urged to report at the lied
Cross rooms tonight promptly at
7:15,
, R, F. Ravcnscroft, of the Nibioy
Minmaugh Lumber company, is spending-
the day in Ln Grande. Mr. Rav
cnscroft formerly lived in this city.
Mrs. U. G. Couch and Miss Carrie
Hunter of Island City, who were on
the bond soliciting committee for the
May Park district, are congratulating
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hoops and chil
dren of Seattle, who have been visit
ing Mrs. B. V. Grandy and other re
latives, left this morning for Kansas
and eastern points.
Alp53
V
Mrs. Charles Flueburg and children
left this morning for Portland to juin
'Mr. Flueburg, who is working in the
I shipyards at that place.
Mrs. Ole Rogers is spending the
day in North Powder visiting friends.
Tom O'Keefe, traveling for the
United States Rubber Company is in
the city.
FOB PATRIOTIC MEETING
Several People of La Claude Will
I'aillcip.ito A Danro Will Fo.
low Program Kainela Hon Iteeii
Active in War Kfforl, Will Pod.
Irate Service Flag.
Mr. F. A. Klcscke and children left
this morniwrfor Portland where they
will spend the summer.
j Robert Service, of Uaker, district
: agent for the Maxwell, and C. E. New
ton,, who is with the factory branch
t Pol-timid, and C. G. lileasdle, dis
Uriel representative of the Maxwell,
I a re in La Grande today looking ove;
the general situation and especially
I
Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be
Comfortable in a
FRONT LACE CORSET
the only corset v.ilh the patented
VENTILE
Back and Front Shield
lie fitteil to the corset designed for
your figure. There arc
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 model-i al
ways on hand. Priced at S.!.0(l and
up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattisou
Corsetiere
Tves. 1702 Oak. Phone P.jiI :',JJ1
TROUBLE
We're Looking For
Trouble
How about your House Wiring?
Any trouble there'; That's
our specialty.
Fixtures and Lights what's
the matter with them? We
mend, fix, repair or put in new
systems entire.
How about all those Electrical
Helps toaster, iron, vacuum
cleaner and so on? You're
making yourself lots of trouble
without them.
Isn't your home'wired?
Well, you are in trouble!
.Send for us the
trouble is all ours.
NASH ELECTRIC CO.
KAMELA, April 9. (Special)
A rousing patriotic meeting has
been decided upon by the members
of the Kainela war board, on Fri
day, April 12. There will also be a
sorvice flag dedication and a dance
will follow the program, which has
been arranged as follows:
National hymn Audience.
Dedication of Servlco Flag. '
Piano Solo Miss Ethel Bidder.
Address Miss May Murphy.
Vocal Duct Messrs. Jack Casey
and Roy Hawes.
Address Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe.
Vocal Solo Miss Mary Newlin.
Address Mr. A. W. Perley.
Recitation Cecil Morgan.
Address Dr. Geo. II. Fecso.
Pantomime, 'The Star-Spangled
Banner" Hazel Swauger, Florence
Shubert, Mamie and liessie Huff
man; sung by Miss Mary Newlin.
Kamelu has been active in all
war efforts which may be seen by
the following:
On St. Patrick's day the newly
organized auxiliary to the La
Grande Chapter of the Red Cross
gave a benefit dance at which $55
was cleared.
On the 27th of March a war sav
ings society was organized here
with 15 members which in less
than a week had Increased to 00
members. 1. Vegetables and fruits.
Our school children ill the sale o! 2. Milk, eggs, fish, meat, cheese,
thrift and war savings stamps un- beans, peas, peanuts,
der the able direction of the teach- .1. Cereals corn meal, oatmeal,
er, Mr. N. A. Cramer, has been rice, bread, etc.
I three in the first Rainbow regi- 4. Sugar, syrups, jelly, honey,
nient, two In the second regiment j etc.
ind two so far in the third rcgl- 5. Fats butter, margarine, cot
ment and several others working, j lonseed oil, olive nil, drippings,
Their total sales to date have been j snot.
$522. 30. Every food eaten may be put Into
In the matter of the Third Lib- one of these groups, and any food
erty Loan the subscriptions to datejmay be exchanged for another in
are $3fi00. ! the same group. For example: oat-
Last but by no means least five meal may bo used instead of wheat,
of our boys have enlisted in various land eggs or sometimes beans, in
branches of tlio service. So you Intend of. nieu't. " Food 'IfT Tiocift'd
see Kainela Is on the map. jf'rnm each group every day. Don't
We are assured that a freight jskip any.
train will be leaving La Grande I-'ri- o
day afternoon in which the partici-j CATTLE PRICES ADVANCE
pants in the program and visitors
may come to Kamela.
Tills model Is held In to tho flg-1
nre by a broad Inner belt of clothl
fastened with a very smart bone!
buckle. 1 Tho coat Is of brown!
cloth, the vest and collar of sand
color silk and the many rows ofi
stitching which are the only orna
oiont, nro, of courso, sand color'
silk. Tho wide sleove is a dlstliie-;
tivo feature of the spring niodo
a"'' LA GRANDE
Priced at
$6.97
$8.48
$9.89.
$11.98
$15.87
$18.48
Made from tlm
best quality
T" GOLDEN DULE 0
Quotitij ifit, Sdine-'BiiceA fa-
On of the 600 It. C. U. Stores wilh an Annual Purchasing; Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars
STORE
;
:
;
SILKS,
In . the mew
Plaids, Poplins
and Brocaded
Effects.
PICTURE SHOW HOUSES
ARE UPLOUTEO
Marly Ohio, etc.
Adv.
Phono Main 32.
4-io-6t.
Select Food From Ot-oup Daily.
Attorney H. E. Oixon, chairman
of the "four minute" men, is In
receipt of a letter of acknowledge
ment of President Wilson to Direc
tor Illair In appreciation of tho mo
tion picture houses. The letter
says:
VThe inotjon picture theatres of J
the country are rendering so sub- i
stantial a Bervlco In aiding the
Four Minute Men as spokesmen of I
tlio national cause that I would not IS
willingly fall to acknowledge the
debt the country owes to those thea
tre malingers. Their responso to
requests has been hearty, and their
cooperation is most helpful.
"Will you please convey to them
,my appreciation of their aid In giv
ing tills exclusivo prlvilego to your
speakers?
"Cordially and sincerely yours,
"WOODROW WILSON.
This matter of appreciation is al
so sliared by the four minute speak
ers of La Grande who are:
II. E. Dixon, chairman; H. E.
WANTED Man and wife to work
un ranch or competent woman as
housekeeper. Call P. A. McDon
uld, Red 792. Adv. 4-lU-3tp
FOR RENT 5 room house. Phone
Black 1191. Adv. 4-10-tt.
LOCALS
And
Advertising in Brief
Money on easy montniy payments
on improve 1 city p.opoity. Alco
money for farm loans at C ' per
cent.
See J. II. Oliver.
3-il-Sm
I From
Administi'H'
Federal Food
tion.)
You should choose daily some
(food from each of the rive following 1 to choice steer
I PORTLAND, April 10. The first
i iwo days of the week have shown the
I market on best steers very bnsK and jCoolldge, former chairman; Walter
j strong. Top steers have brought an.M. Pierce, Geo. T. Cochran, Thos.
advance over tiie quotations of lastlH. Crawford, Hobt. Eukin, Prof. A.
Uveek of 10c. Quotations are: CioodiC. Hamplon, Prof. G A. McNeil,
$11.50 to S12.ll): nic-i Win. U. Sargent, F'.' Ti. Currey,
groups:
Ilium to good steers $10.50 to $11.50.
KeepTouriEye 0nrAmiens!
a?awRB7rmiwi'irKs?)S;TKnE3
RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Also Bungalow Rus, $1.98 and $2.49
While They Last
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
Harris Fmrniture Store
II. li. HAKItlS. Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
NEXT TO IIOOVKKIZEI) GROCERY
THEATRE
not H OF OCA
RY !
it
LAST SHOWING TODAY OF
The Other Man
STARRING HARRY MOREY
And Chapter 11 of "Vengeance and the Woman."
TOMOIMIOW
BIG BILL HART IN KORNS AND HOOFS
mid
Antonio Moreno and the Famous Dancer Doral
dina in
" THE NAULAKKA."
Geo. H. Carrey," K. E. Dragg, K. J.
! Green. Dr. M. K. Hail, E. E. Kid
jdle. R. .1. Kitchen, Louis G. Ru
idolph, Druco Dennis, Rev. Clias.
A. 1'hipps, Rev. Geo. H. Feese.
Pretty stationery In boxes and In
pound packagos at reasonable
prices. Just the kind you nocd at
fdlvcrthorn'a Family Drug store.
Adv. w It; d 4-2-tf.
Overstock of Auto TIi-ch.
We have a nuiunor of 30x3 tires
which we will sell at a discount
while they last. 2-28-tf.
custody of the police and the own
ers may recover same by satisiac-,
tory proof. Apply to chief or police...
Adv. 4-1-tf. "
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Gauntlet all leather gloves at li
fer englncmen, lumber handlers,'
linemen, farmers, mechanics and
laborers. Ten days cash.
TOGGERY.
Adv. 4-2-10.
It Is more fun to watch your"
money grow than watch It go. Buy'
War Savings Stamps. '
Now is tho time of year for pic-T.
turo taking and you will want films
and kodak supplies, developing nnd "
printing or rilms. Why not drop in
and get what you need ln kodak '
lino at Sllvorlhorn's Family Drug 1
store. Adv. w It d 4-2-tf.
Cold creams and rubbing creams
for tan uud complexion. See what
they have at SUverthorn's Family '
Drug store. Adv.
Cottage Cheese. Get It
Pure Milk and Cream Co.
every day. 1
4-2-tf.
at tho"
Fresh
3-26-tf "
Elks teeth mounted and un-. ,
mounted at reasonable priccB atl
ii. ,'.. i-.. ... i ...
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION ! ' 1 -
Golden Rule store. Call and inspect
I them. Adv. 4-8-7t. ;
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Key fitting and lock repairing j
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Money lo Loan.
On improved real property In
Union county. No delays. Current
rates. La Grande Investment Co.
Adv. tf.
i NEW TODAY!
j WANTED Salesman and district!
1 manager for sale of diversified I
farm lands In Northern Call- j
i fornia. The Hall Lund Company,'
! Walla Walla, Washington. Adv.
Far mors when In La Grande
(illicitly done. Tho Harloy Shop. ,
Adv. 4-S-lt.
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Are you satisfied with the way
your
hievcio ronairing
should see me I'ortanie grain inn al:(onc. if not bring
Child's Auto Livery. Leave name j Hurley Shop. Adv.
and solicitor will call later in the I 0
3-C-tf.
has . been
it to us. Tho
4-S-lt. '
Dance.
Hemstitching,
4-10-Bt. The Elito Shop.
J
Pohtrdsfj
fj.'irrt.nirfir. I '
-)J' Sterns WrjyJf
Why Is the aim of the great German drive Amiens and not Parte,'
( which fart is clearly Indlcati-il by their Mrategy?
As already stated Amlein Is the great railroad center oJ the Eng
lish army, connecting by direct, straight railroad line with the French
ports of Calais and Boulogne Amiens takon the EnellKh wouid be
compelled to use a more roandabout route, also making use of the
ports of Havre and Dieppe which. In i.otne ways would be a deadly blow
Tremendous work would have to bo done to make Havre and
Dleppn as efficient military porti a3 Calais and Ilouleuno
Once In Amiens. Ilindnbutg would be In a position, by the sacrl-'
flee of troops, to march towards the channel shore, to as to cut on
Calais and liolougne.
' In no time Calais and Boulogne would be converted' Into nU,
Tor. tubaiannns, Just Ostead and Zcebruggo are.
'WANTED Young man to take po
I sitlon of second hiittcrmnkor; al
ko learn Ice cream business.
Wages to star! with not loss than
$18 per week. Wages to in
crease as man becomes efficient.
A good opportunity to learn a
business that will command good
wages after the present wari
j prices drop back lo normal. In-i'
(luire or write at oncn to tho Vtil-j
I ley Creamery. La Grande, Ore.,
j phone Main 73:!. --Adv. 4-10-lit. J
o i
- Notice. 4
The auto party picking up
.lady's hat near the par); bridge Sun-j4j
day please leave at this office, j
Light strw hat with red trimming..)
W. II. McMiirrey. Adv. 4-10-21.
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms;
(lose In. Call Illark riSti 1 . Ailv
4-lll-lit.
; ANTED --Stenographer and as-1
i sititanl bookkeeper: steady work
ii nil ad a mi li t for rlglit parly.
Address '., care Oliscrvnr. Adv.
4-10-4t
FKEi; To responsible potato grow
ers will Tarnish first class seed
putalocs in reliirn for etiial
aiiioiiiit at digging time. Early
Rose, Vetted Geliif, Peerless,
F(R SALE USED CARS. One six
cylinder Stud-baker and two Chev
rolet. Auto Electric Service Co..
1515 Adams Ave. 4-10-tf
Kic per yard, at I Under uusplcaa of La Grande Re- .
linker, Oregon. 'view No. 27, Macabeo ladies, '
3-20tf Tor lienctlt of W. 11. A. patriotic,
Inervlco, at Eagles hall, Friday even- t
Stolen. lag, April 111. 1918 Admission $1. J
Two automobile tires uro In tho Adv !S-2S-:!0; 4-2-0-9-13-16-18. .
The Club
CIGAR STORE
We carry the Choicest Ilrands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY,
CANDIES, ETC.
Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled In
Eastern Oregon.
West-Jacobs lildg. EARL N. DOANE, Prop.
Q
O
(JliEEN & KUnol.l'll. R. J. Green
and I., li. Rudolph, attorneys, have
moved their office to Rooms 1, 2 &
:( La Grande National Bunk Build
ing. 4-8-2t
Heating value ol' COAL is detenn'iicd s.-it'lili-iirally
in what is called BULT1SU THKIi.MAIi
I' NITS, the same as the Piifi-gv ol' .-.n pngiiui is
iiiea.siii'ed in IIOK'SK i'OWKI,, t'ood valite in
CALOIi'IKSimd Klect lie Im.ivc in VOII'S AND
WATTS. The (iOVKIiX.MKXT Imys and uys
for ( 'OA I on this basis.
Jiiilleliii N... 1'2 I'XITKI) STATKS IJUlvKAT
Ol'' MINUS, hasl'd oh actual analysis of sixteen
different Western COALS, shows'
KING COAL
" THE BEST IN THE WEST BY GOVLRN
MENT TEST." BUY IT NOW.
THE J. D. LYNCH CO.