La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, A WilL 1 1, laid LA CiUAJjil tikmtViZk:. 'pAcmiiutKi: .A ! ! ! - ! i i ! ! : i BED CROSS DRUG STOBE Local and Personal mtu i I I The Kodak Store SU. ................. ii in II Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Riley, ill" I . Mrs. J. ' F. Corbott will ' sing to il morrow night for the Red CroBS "entertainment to be given at Ka- mela. . ' ; Miaa Dorothy Beau moot, of this city, ta attending the day in Baker. ,;f.;. EOCH'S FIGHTING ' FACEi Tranentluiu saxuhdAy ST ,the Freedom of the! World." War Spectacle. lanm AR 5 . IV G. Johnson, . president of the Union Stake or the Latter Day Saints church, ia in the city. 1 1 Mns. . Joseph Richardson came J; over from Pendleton this -morning i and will visit friends in this city for a few, days. ' Patriotic-military dance. Rex Hall Friday, auspices Honor Guard Girls. Admission 75 cents. 4-11-lt ' If you want good pictures from your kodak you should loam all I bout how to use. your kodak. You '.an get all these points fur noth ing by going to Silverthorn's. Let the kodak man show you how. Adv. ' . 4-2-tf. ,A Don't Let It Linger. A 'cough that follows lu grippe or any other cough that "hangs on" from winter to spring wears down the uftereX leaving him or her in a weakened state unable to war off sickness anddiseaso. . Joe. Glllard, 148 Fillmore St.," Nashville,'. Tcnn writes: ."I was suffering with a dry hacking cough! and a pain in my John Shea, formerly of this city, is . spending the day In La Grande, H. C. Saymun, of Corvallis, Is in the city for a few days. - ." W.; M. Pearce, who has had a carpenter Bhop on Adams avenue the past five years, has opened a cigar "stand in Eagles' hall. chpBt, .. but Honoy , and Iloved.". It sootl coughs, colds ant , whooping cough. Adv, taking Foley's I have boon re , heals and euros lcroup. : uood for Sold everywhere. Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable, in a Lieut.: Plomondon went . down to Imbler this afternoon to meet with the parents of boys from that .lo cality in the hospital unit and oth ers who have relatives at the front. Mrs. Gale Sturdevant ! and baby have gone to Pendleton, where she will visit with relative)-, and friends. ' Joseph Palmer returned last night from a visit' with relatives" and friends in Baker.. ' X The Presbyterian Missionary So ciety will meet with Mrs. William Mohr,: 1905 Third street, on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All la dies ot the' church ; cordfally in vited. , . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ar.dorson gave a dinner at,, their houw lt evening, having for their out-of-town guests Mr. C. E. Newton, nia&HgJr of the Portland Maxwell agency, and Mi. Blaosdale, salesman for tho su lin ear. . ':' .1. ' .-,,,' . : ; . Claude Jones a former La Grande boy -but or lute years engaged as a commercial representative, stopped off in La Grande last night to visit with relatives and friends. V .. Keen Judgment and aeterminauon are wrlnen In this "fighting face" photograph of General Foch, Hero of the Marne. , He works bast as an offensive flehter. . .He is to ;:drlvo ahead!" ' WAU CIHIOS SHOWN Major .Muttliows Knlcrtiriited Home Guards Last Might. LITTLE GIRL IN MAIL . Jn return' for tho courtesy of be ing escorted by the. Home Guards yesterday evening, Major Matthews after an inspection of: the company, Invited members to a treat In the way: of some war demonstrations. The major has a large collection of war implements, trophies, curios tin'd the like, and thc30 and their different uses' were explained to 1 1 t. t , : , , .1 .1 1. i r, - : 1 11 u nuiuc , ... .. - v - AITS. 11. It. ljUavilL uuu uaufiinci i , , have gone to Nevada for a visit of Include, a large amoiint o trap several weeks with relatives. On I pings, bombs darts and other para- their return they will come by way of San cities Francisco and other coast Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter wore In La' Grande last night on their way to their home in nooa Kiver, after a visit of several days' with relatives of Mrs. Hunter nt Elgin. phernnlia which Major Matthews got while In the war against Ino uu opeakable Hun. NT v I forejt V m. TBI FRO the only Vers Be fitted to your figure. LlCE CORSET with the- patented ENTILE Back aftdlFront Shield Mrs; Hunter was formerly Miss Smith, of Elgin, and was recently married to Mis. Hunter, who is a prominent young man of Bend, Ore gon. ..:'.';..: Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Henry and son, of Elgin, were in La Grande yestorday evening on their way to' visit points on the coast. Hr. Hen ry . was formerly' with the mechan ical depavtnienf of the Observer, and more recently with the Elgin Recorder. Mrs.' i Barney. Oldenburg enter tained the ladies of the Parkdale club at her, home north of the river yesterday. There - was a largo at tendance and a silver offering was given for the benefit . of the Red Cross. .. , i corset designed for ere are LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted bv a scientifically trainee! cor- actier. This service goes with thejD0UGLAS FAIRBANKS "SINGLE." corset and such comfort. A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702 Oak. HAKEIl 11KS1DKXT DHAD.. BAKER, April 'li:WChalc3' Au gustus Epolnger, oiie of the host known men of this community, died very suddenly yesterday aftornoon at the homo of his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Eppinger, on North Main street, heart trouble being given as the causo or his death. "Charley" Eppinger, as ho was familiarly known, was borti In this city 47 years ago the 2nd of last month. He was tho son of John and Charlotte Eppinger. prominent pioneer residents of Baker. When a young man ho went to Pendleton, where for 16 years he was associa ted with the R. Alexander mercan tile establishment. Later ho re turned here and for a number of years had engaged In ranching with great success'.' ; ' It Took 25 Cents' Worth of 8tampi to Send Her Home. . Opnl Dnvls, the little daughter of Mr. and lira. Om Davis of Brown stone, Ind., was mailed home recently. Tho girl, who is ubout seven years of age, had gone to Clear Spring to visit relatives. Yv'hen it was time for her to catch the train it wag learned that It was snowbound. .The roads were in ouch condition that no. one wished to drive her through. Tho result was t lint her aunt decided to send the child by mall. Opal was taken to the post office at Clear Spring and found to be within the weight limit of the first zone. It took 25 cents' worth of stamps to mail her with her clothing, and she made the trip to this place vhtU Gil bert Ball, rural mail carrier. After the post ollice had taken due note oil her arrival and saw. .that the BtftmpK had been properly cancelled she was permitted to go home. PRAISES RED CROSS Hero V Wo Arc Again. NEW YORK, April ll.--Mrs. Doug las Fairbanks, wife of the famous mo vie star, announced today that she and her husband had agreed to separate, without having recourse to divorce, Phone Red 3221 ! pending his arrival at a decision as to movie actress better than her. With thel famous Home Comfort Steel rangei The 1918 models are marvels of Leauty; their ' cooking, istingj'qualitles are un Ask i your neighbor. Box 251, Union, Ore- 4-8-4tp. j baking and 'questioned. Address P. gon 9 Adv. I i : 7 ' General Petaln Gays Work Is of Great Value to Army. What Is meant by the morale of an army Is illustrated by a comment Gen eral Petaln of the French army mude to n Red Cross olllclnl : "Tho work that the .lied Cross Is do ing for France this winter is worth moro tlinn 1. 500,000 American soldiers In the line in France today," he said. ; Willi the 'knowledge that his wife end children are being cured for by the lied Cross, the French soldier Is con lent to stsry on the front and light. That Is what Is meant by the improve ment of tho morale of the French army. Thus every American woman who has knitted comforts or made surgical dressings or otherwise provided sup plies for the lied Cross bus contributed directly to tho winning of the war. 4 ?3.48 to' $13.45 Entire "Line Price Boy's Clothing ELK JR. BRAND t TwGcd8.M Colors iutVido j Stapes, !SllVll j to lamsars X V K1END vssori at Our special J Joys'. Knickerbocker' Suits $8.59, guaranteed.. In serviceable Suits I'ancv Cashmere and Soft Worsteds,. Blue and (Srey Mixtures and erd Plaids, All styles. Sizes 6 MOTHER'S F: J list received a (Joinpk variety, Sizes G to 14 years. Prices 89,08, ?1.25, T RULE C On of the 600 R. C. h Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of Over 00 Million Dollars ' , X4. LA GRANDE V-' STORE 4i"f'fx: ( "... . . ''.: : BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS lienr m an tne ativancea i'a terns in gr cat BAKER MAN LV8ANK. Pine Volley . Resident Was : First .' (Iiargwl With Disloynlty. . BAKER, April 11. E. H. Chen ey, ' of Pine Valloy, arrested Tues day and brought to Baker by De puty : Sheriff. Oarlinghouse, " of Halfway, on a charge of disloyal, and seditious utterances, when ask ed to subscribe to the Liberty Lonn, was examined yesterday and adjudged insane. He was comma nd to the Pendleton aByluui and will : be taken to that institution today. . Cheney is an Englishman and has lived in Pino Valley for a num ber or years. His. mental condi tion probabiy explains his attitude and actions toward the loan soli citors, ',, . -r t"7 : : ers may recover same by satisfac tory proof. Apply to chler Of police. . ' Adv. 4-1-tf. Now I ture taklibt and kodan printing ol ii nd tritt l the time of year for pte- and you will want films supplies, developing and filfhs. Why not drop In llntf vnn nnnfl in lrnilulf Una at Slltarthorn's Family .Drug stole. Adv . w It d 4-Z-tf. Ctld creiqus nd rubbing- crcmB for it n and) complexion. See what they Viave Silverthorn's Family Drug tore. Adv. ,f , ' 4-2-tf.J iNEW TODAY; 1 i FieJom house. Call XSj 4-i ur kat once. Cull iiat 172. . 4-lltf o-V-t Phcno Obccrvcr, your 'Want Main 37. Ads to the ilYANKlJWlf II'NEW PEP,1 MA Y FtNlSU THIRD . IFPITCIIEIiS.IiOLD.UR .' FOR RENT- Red 1572 WANTED Man colk Black .1462 or B FOR SALELarge fXmas cactus, large fern, Saroy rqaster, kitchen range, con and pipe; good two burner oil stoVe, fruit Jars, stone crocks, lantern, vlncglr kgs, com modes, lawn mower, I gaden hur- row, step ladder, heavw nope, mans saddle, .32 Winchostr ifle, kero sene cans, gallon cldel bottles, five-, gallon glass bottle, automobile cush ion. . 1-304 Eighth street. 4-11-Sl Cotld Pure i every ' Cheese. Got it at the ' and Cream Co. Fresh 3-20-tf FOR SALE First .class seed pots- toes and eating potatoes, $1 per sack; also geltU! rive-year-old mare. H. H. Taylor. 4-ll-3tp ATTKXTl' : Thore will bo a meeting of the B. day evening, Aprl ecntlal that every CHAS. 4-H-lt. : WX 1 1 (A .KOMKY. triotly business f A. Y. Thurs- 1. ' Very es eomnn attend H. M'CORKLE, Corr. $2.25 $2.25 Bicycle Tire Special Regular $3.25Goidyear Tire for $2.25 WHIL2 THEY LAST Your rcpaii inur will be done here duiekcr, better lul elieaper. The fiarley Shop RUGS OF ALL KINI AT VERY iS' JUST RECEIVED IW PRICES Also Bungalow Ruds, $1.98 and $2.49 While Thiy Las Where Your Dollar I oes Double Duty Harris Furniture Store II. a HARRIS, 'roprietor Where you buy good furniture for less. NEXT TO HOOVF-Rtapb GROCERY 1 1 i,.jfr7ymmBm , - . , tit' 7 LOCALiS Advertising in Brief Money on cti on Improvql money for fatm cunt. moolnly payments ity p.opeity. Alco loans at (i '-i per eJ. R. Oliver. 3-21-Hin OversloK M Auto Tires. We have aiubmr tins teeth mounted and un. inountetA all reasonable prices at Hewitt's 1 .$welry store, next to ! Golden Rile store. Call and Inspect thorn, AjjfJ , 4-8-7t. I Are you inaUsriod with tho way your hicyclti fopalrlng hus been done. If njpt.ibrlngj it to us. The Harley Slic&jE-Adv. ... .( .1 4-0-lt. I Dance. 1 Under au6p!cos ot La Grande Re view ' No. 1 7, Macttboo; ladles, for benerit lot W; B. A. patriotic seiTice, at Efclei hall, Friday even ing, April l!W i018 Admisstou $1. Adv 3-28-10; 4-2-6-9-13-16-18. , FREE To r&ponslblo potato grow ers will f ujnislf first class seed potatoes IB . t'eturn for' eiiunl amount at gdigglng' time. Early Rose, Netted Gems, Peerless, .Early- Ohio! etc. Phone Main 32. Adv. If 4-10-6t. S-T-A-R TONIGHT Pauline Starke and The Bapti 26c supper church, Frldi o'clock. Iadlns will serve a j the' basement of tho y, April 12, at 6 4-,10-3t: O ' ; Patrlotic-mlllmry dance, Rex Hall Frldny, ausptta Honor Guard Qlrls. Admission 7tconts. 4-11-lt J. Barney Sherry "The ArgdAa A Great 4 n 1 i w ent eial Drama of ftodav. MING Saturday and Sunday "For the Freedom of the World." : m c We cii CIGARS AND which we ; whllo they 1 f MAXWEL aM. -:4x i. ti&fr$&V,t jV If inner of 30x3 tires !) sell at a discount I. 2-28-tf. I. nnnvrmr n.nirtU -Xi-o j On Improved' I'eal property tn j Union county fNo delays. Current rates. La, (triinde Investment Co Adv. it. f i4-r- Hemstitching 10c per yard, at Tho Elite SlfttD. Baker, Orefon Li 3-20tf . Anoiher name has been added to'the Inng Hit "of ; managers who hae fried to make a pennant wlnmr of the New York Yankees tlurlim the last 16 years, the aggressfe Ulller iluegln having signed up to C, battle the Vankee Jinx. ... .. ' V -And II is upon Hugglns ind his lurk with hla pitching" slaf! that tbe burden of making a llrit division club of the Ysukee rests. no it try life r w T 1 Club t STORE Choicest Brands of IBACCO, CONFECTIONERY, ANDIES, ETC. Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled In Eastern Oregon. West-Jacobs Bldg. EARL N. DOANE, Prop. ' SPECIAL BARGAINS Gauntlet nlllleathni' gloves at l It Is money War fla i aV TOG H-2-10. for cnglnemen linemen, farim laborers. Ten Adv. luii In' r handlers, . ificchanlcs and iys fash. GERY. more fun to watch row than watch It go. Ings Stamps. 0 your Buy Htolen. Two automobile tires me. In the cuntndv of the "police and tho own- Heating value of ('OAL is determined s.'icnti fically in wliat is called BRITISH TIllCRMAL UNITS, tlie snine as the energy of mi cnguio is liifasured in I10RSI5 rOWEK, food value in CALOR1 KM and Electric Force in VOLTS AND WATTS. The GOVERNMENT buys and pays for CO A L on tli is basis. Hiillctin No. 22 UNITED STATES BUREAU OF MINES, based on actual analvsis of sixteen '. different Wester COALS, shows . . RING COAL ' THE BESTIN THE WEST BY GOVLRN MENT TEST." BUY IT NOW. THEy. D. LYNCH CO. i. " i " o o o t , !! : : t 1 v. v. : ' ; - :