La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv LA t ft R AyDE OBSSSYEB $ 'Ji fi i fl I " w COVE SCHOOL HAS MAY DAY PROGRAM l J . . .1. CHKRHIC FAIII ' ASSOCIATION i HAS MHKTIXH COVK C'ATTI.IO Judd Geer and family llavo mov ANNOYED 1SY TICKS Ki-:ijod into tho house vacated by Mivt CROSS WOllKIOltH'. HKCOK1V COVB. April ',15, ( Special. )--The Dorcas Sdclety served ' light lunch at the Library Saturduv, April Oth, netting about ?24 for the Red 'Cross. The fruit growers report : sorno damage to the cherry buds during the recent cold snap. ; i MrB. Elmer Fulp Is . on the nick list, threatened, with spnomnonla." Prank Calloway has returned from his trip to Richland Mlss Clarice Conklln entertained 1 twelve of hor friends Saturday April .6;- .tho occiisilon bolnif the seventh! anniversary of her bli-Jh; , : M. J. uffy nns ;nat oompletcd bis new garage,. Ben Duffy, returned from the Big Mlnam hist week, where he wont with several other - main with Elmer Fnlp and Mr. Lnwson's Cattle. It was Mr. Duffy who first discovered . that the , cattle wore dying from woodtloks. Three cows were found dead and others down. They Im mediately rounded up the cattle and painted them with sheep dip. Prank Bloom and Billio Mitchell remain ed to look after the Cattle. OUR GOVERNMENT urges its to save Meat officially announced one of the most economicar"foods on the market. Let us supply you with the Best Grades of aU.kinds of cheese on the rfarket.. "Our Fruits and Vegetables are Fresh Daily , PHONE MAIN 82 i immM Y-teSSflW. 1 t '' mmA m : - irMtiSSS'''' :- . . - 4t Oregon Farmers or bun ip"ns Mrs.. Hugh McCnll v lulled for Ordndd last IsdVoTaK days In La week. ; j May Kelloy. .' . . At tho Cherry Fair meeting held recently two directors rro elected, Chas. II, Powell and Judd Gler. A A. Antler was elocted chairman of tho Board and Assoniat!on,- Judd Geer, vlco chairman, Royal Allen, secretary; John V Dean, treasurer. Tho advisability or completing the Cherry Pair Building, at an esti mated cost of ?l,000, was discuss ed, but action waa deferred until a later date. A.channo In tho byo- lawa was made concerning, membor- ntilp. Active membership Is vested In nny, porson who has paid or shall pav Into the treasury In any ono yrar tho sum- of $10 .In cash or donate Its equivalent In work, iiueli memebershlp shall ' entitlo s person . to parucipaio- in all nusl. ness of -tlio. Association IncMitll :m the disposition of property and shall bo forfeited If tho member fails to pay. Into the treasury for five consecutive -:-oaro. the sum of $1. 00. ' -. '- ' ," Associate ' membership is- ".liteterf in all persons paying $1. Into the association and U 'cn'ttle-l to tin! same privileges ii'iu active mcm- Ci, R. SIMK1NS, Proprietor . and Porband advises the V GHEbSEX YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED fl ct uk L V Tou'll fmd RAIXIER SPE CIAL at inns, cafes, soda foun tains, drug stores, groceries, de partment stores, on dining cars and steamships; at canton ments, mobilization camps, naval stations and elscwhert ichere good things to drinh are sold, y . . V . BATXIEIt PRODTJCTS COMPANY, Seattle, U. S. A. .. IfaIfainier, Malt iiaiuicij1 liainier Special and Sjro. DISTRIBUTORS FOR LA GRANDE Gr EOhingi thil";ber wltli (ho .xj ,t Unit -tliev I- have no voice In matters pertain- th. KKi.3tiit i lng to tho business ti tlon. except the dls?vlt.,i: of .ra- '. and shall bo for'eiicJ at the pcrly, end o each year nnta ronev.-ed ! by tho .payment of l or Iti qulva lent. .. . " ,-..'. - ' ; - iir. ahd Mrs. Geo.- McDhuilI have returned from their to Wallowa county, whore thev VKte.. Mrs. Mc- DanleiB" sinter. Mis. I-Li.t'j Fishi lalso friends und "'.aiivcd .to i iwiiiie Und 'Enterprise. - Hiram ueuranct ton1; a lual nr how over to La 0"arn1.- last week Mrs. Ed Stdii-i.9 bus roluri.rd from Pendleton where sin 'ias iiion caring for her. mother and brothor. Some of our Red Cross unittors have boon doing exceptionally good work, Mrs. Win, Reynolds has knitted since tho first of tho year 12 sweater) and 9 pairs of socks; Mrs. Eckorsley, who has chargrn of r,ll the knitting has knitted H) sweaters and 18 pairs of Berks. Mrs. 0. A. Kern, a lady in her S2nd year has knitted six sweaters, 4 helmets and 2 pairs of sticks. Avery. Rohorts eanie home last wock from Soword, Alaska,; where he has been engaged in dental work for several yoars. Ho has enlisted In tho Dental CorpB and will locate In Cove until ho Is called, to his colors He Is. visiting. In Elgin for a few days with his Uncle, James Henderson, and his grandmother. ; irocery use of more ' 1211 ADAMS AVE. -Beats anything else lever tasted!" When a man gets to bo eighty-three years young, Tia hundreds of beverages, and tells you BAIXIEB SPECIAL has anything beaten h$ tver tasted, hii recommendation is worth something. ! ' ' Such was the rare compliment tendered KAINIEB SPECIAL' less than a week ago. We've stated time and time again that the goodness of RAINIER SPECIAL is so unusual as fc captivata all from tiny tots to young old-timers. i' .... - ' j . .. Praises like the foregoing bear witness to tho crtmsS ness of our statements. r ' '''' Wo invito you to make tho acquaintance of BAWIEH SPECIAL today and learn how wonderfully good a soft beverage can be. It nld in ocery Company . tew ..A - jduya' fin-lough. James Henderson of Elgin wtlR til Covo ' Saturday i t:iinl. I Will Miller and 'Clarence Witty of Cricket Plat, near ElRln, wore (Cove visitors on Saturday, Miss Ada Giei" Is MVS. Kelly's succossor n the telephone otfico. Cove Bchool is preparing a fine May day nrosrair. for the benefit o'f the Red Cross. All the grades and HiKh School will participate. Cove "Wlts" " mid . "Half WlU" are practising every night for the play to bo given at Maccabees Hall Friday evenlni;. ,. J. C. Plxton has rented his rnnbh north of town and with hlB family will move from Cove, Mrs. Roy Baker entertained the Royal Ann Neiillo Club this week. Mr. and Mrs. Erlcksoa and chil dren, of the Baudrldgo, visited at tho Harlan Kogor home last Sun day...' ,. :.' v. .. . Lester Johnson and family ' and Miss Norma Monniclt- spent Sunday wltli Mr. und -Mrs. Adolpli Peebles of Lndd Canyon. : IOdwln Iloswell took his liord or cattle to the Hog Valloy pastures last week. ; .- .i. , T. B. Johnson' of La Grande was In Cove last week buying and ship ping llOKS. Harlan Koger took - two loads Of fat hogs.;to Jj& Grando last ' week Tuesday. ''. ; ' ' .-; ; Li V. Johnson purchased 65 head of cattle last week. . , . ' Walter Daroh has been confined. to his home with the measles. ,- . Miss Norma Mohnlch spent tho week-end in La Grande. I Tho pio soeitil given by Kt. Fan nie Grange was a success and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. Amos Lcgg, of Pomoroy, Wash., was a guest at the home of his Bis ter, Mrs. T. F, Organ. . : Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Koger of La Grande, were visitors at the home of their son,' Harlan Kogor last week. -' '.' '-. lit. Fannie Grange met at their hall Saturday April 6th with good attendance. The regular routine of business was followed by an Inter esting program, as follows: Snntr, "flattie Hymn of the, Repub lic: All participating. ' Select rending: "Defenders ot the iSoeond Line," Mrs. J, K. Land. "-Mf.-,:..,, ..rl'inrt Vlnlo nt Tnn. DaHel Fulp. In homo w nTplo," Howard ' Gassct. Bottles Manufacturer a table syrup, Select reartln "A Peace," Mrs. Agnes Daron. - Vocal Solo! "Mike McGee," J. B. Tallnnt. 8elcct reading, "Not What She Expected," Mrs. Mary Chambers. Address, '"Conservation,"- Mrs. T. F.-vOrSHn. Recitation. "When I Make Tea," Gladys Daron. . Recitation, "War Stamps," Mar vin Dnn'el.', .. -.- ' . -Solcct reading: Food Slackers, Mrs. Georgia Gnssett. : Paper, "Grango Sentinel,"- Mrs. Roy Baker: . ; Recitation,: "Meatless ' . Days," Gladys Daron. Recitation, 'Sue's Kimono," Miss June Qhadwtrlt. Roll Call, "The Flags, Its Maker nnd Slgnlflcancp." The meeting days w.-ro changed to the first Saturday and . third Wednesday of each i&ontn. Mt. Fannie Grange gnvo a silver tea at tho Library Building Satur day for Rod Cross benefit. Mrs. B. E. Reose Is just recover ing from a bad case of tonsllltls. Classified Ads FORRENTVuciiisheU housekeeping . rooms. Pjilifellain 715, or call 904 Penn. 1 1 J . .. 4-lf3t nlshed housekecp- viily Apts. Rod rtly furnished ck 3761 or call dv. 3-30-tf. rnahed . house- lij67 Penn rAdv v'. : 4-10-Ct. WAXTEDf-Mlscellancous. WANTED- Mii ook, 2, lijr noon. at once. Call Dlaek 172 4-lltf WANTEDr-Salejsman t and dlstrlot manager for ialeof diversified farm lands lin North fornin. Tlio fttfll Land Company, Walla Wnllul Washlmrton. Adv. 4-10-Gt. WANTED. ThoAiticJiTy competent girl for general htusework. Small family; good irjfees. Reforonees required. Add(ss, X,' care of Observer Office. . . . 3-2fi-tf WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office! 3c per lb.t FOR SALI'J SILSOKLIjA.VICOUS. FOR SALE ORl EXCHANGE. Make me offor for my equity In tlie 34-acre Caifilno Apple- Cher ry Orchard, ofiposilfe Riverside Park.. Dank laortaiKe. aDDroxl- mntcly. J 9,009 LSrecIosins. At tention real.' jeslote men. n.n--galn for s4vcbody. Address owner, Mr. 'Humphrey B24 Otis Building, Chieng. 4-15-Gt pd. FOR SALEj-rFrodii milch cows. In quire is., iMuuuneii, or pnc.m R. 1891A ; t 4-12-6t,pd' FOR SALE-VTen ,-registered Shrop shire ewos nod eleven spring lambs. Call Ray ,-Iorvall, ;Sum niervllle, Oregon. Adv. 4-5-tf. WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at thf Observer Office; 3c per lb. FOR SALE USED jCARS. Ono six- cylinder Studebaker and two Chcv- rolets. Aulj) Electric Service Co., 1G15 Adaml Ave. 4-10-tf FOB SALE Dinltrr anil Eggs FOR SALE Full bred, Barred Rock eggs, 1.00 pnr setting of IS eggs. Call RcdL-8863. Adv. f 3-29-tf. I' 3-22-lmpd FOR SALE O TRABE-for acre age, modern I elnht room house, steam heated, a rjl Fifth street. Write 612 tlilifc'o street, Tendlo ton Oregon Adv. 4-5-1 2 tp. LOST. LOST Boy'i Between cor. of Fir nnd and Depot nnd V. Phone I 2172. 4-12-Ct' pd LOST Saturday, April 6, a leather snrningle, 3 1- Inches wide and 0 feet long. . EithrjC'ln front ot or Just nortnof iVhan. Playle's house in thesaanrldge. Dr. .II. W. Riley, bolfi jbones. Adv. ZL 4-8-tf. LOST A pray jflusfl muff, Jlctifeen 1915 E. PcnnfAc. and Jfl5 VMvn- : A o ( for rent I ' vrtn 'wNT'rtlffii.rtfc '..1 J nlshed biiise 4rgo lot Tor gar-!j ' -.i . ... v ... . :, .den.'. CllMaM 788. 4-13if I ' ' ," -' ' . '- . ' ..' v ': '.' ' '.-- - r-! -' -- - - ,- L-ArJJ.LJ. ! - T71-VT1 nclMrni VIJ. V ' n.li I Tf W, iPMMV.VtiLi if iTT Mir 'lv WitVib mM - . a FOR REjjTJTom house. Phone Bfcig rilnnV Mni lUlv fllm' ffa.Ji Adv. I ' ch.apl, but (ha belt V rile loc 1 : .J: VV - -- - - '-- Wocuon i O ' KP H'l -lltrtllHIIfVI . - - FOR RENTiVi? lng roomii V'i 821. Ad1 V FOR RE.W -fi house. Call III at 2103 Flfctl-tA FOR ENT-Jlti Keeping rooms. wood. Lcavit Observer Ofice. - ' 4-ir.tr Our Dollars To The THE THIRD LIBERTY LOAN Our toiuns of poaoo are 11 Hie woiul can see. Jiquoi st; only .the demand or freemen that tot' lis ud for all -the world shall bo free. J TlieTJlnted Statu is AnieiVnAin Liberty's eause responds more free lv tii.eV'liv-a!! for the smews of war. And lot us Io sho&v vur eouutry that Lit Grande is m tlio forefronV V-et each subseri lie to a .Third-issuer Liberty 1mii1 the biQRest one we pan. pro evtmirli" U. S..B-ANK A fciniiih that followB la grippe or any otlr couch that, "hangs on" from winter tf spring wears down the suffa-or, i'avina him or her In a weakened ctjuc unable to nar off sickness mid Blseasei Joe. Glllard, 148 FillmYest., Nashville. Tcnn., writes: "1 Vas suffering with a dty hacking cough and a pain In my chpst, ; hut since taking 'Foley's Professional Directory : OSTEOPATHIC l-IIXSICIAN DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic phy slolan. Third floor Now Foley Bldg. Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 p, m., jind by appointment. ' Office phone, Red 1761, residence Red 881 ' .... OR. MARGARET INGLE Osteo pathic physician. Diseases of wo men and children nnd obstetrics. MIXHANO-THEnOPir DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano Therapy! chronlo diseases my specialty; Physical and Mental Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to : 8:00 evenings. Phono Black 2311. . Rooms 1 and .3 over Coolldgo Paint Storo, Adams Ave.- VETERUSART DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter InVrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison Avt. State Stallion Inspector nnd Inspector of stock for shipment. - Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone,. Main 112. Fraternal L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 8 f 0. Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eagle hall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. GEO. YOUNG, Die. HARRY SWART, See. B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex ' tended to all Brother Elks. .' NORMAN DESILET, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pros , ABU HARRIS, Fln'l. See. FLORENCE BRYANT, Roe. 8e'c. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holds stated communications tho second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. 8ADIE K. GIVEN,. W. M. MARY A- WARNICK.Seo. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169 meets every first and third Monday at Eagles' Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the ott'ea of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9 a. m., to 6 p. ra. J. J. MORCniSON, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk Are Called Colors written so clearly tlia. Thorp is no thought of to show tho woild that W the services of thU insitution ; v . - ; , ,f Tar . I have been ro- i soothes, "heals and cures- ana and croup. Good for fugh. :J9oId evorywheto. Catarrlial Deafness Cannot Be Cured . by locA application, ftu they cunaot rni jibe diekucti portion of tho oar. Tb?r I only on way to (jure - cntarrliM dofnss;'"'''' Cflt8rrh Qcafnsaji 'j Mused -.by au . Canted uondiuoD oi KGa mucoun lining; of the Eut;hlsn ,Tub4 . wwn mis tuH.u;, mbllne sound or !a .-" wncn It is entirely :. pScct hr!n-, sr.! cioteav LLBineto is i (nBammatiln con bo result . imiaM tot duccd and thia Luba restored tc will bo dci lta normil condltinn. hcarinir. . ? royed forjvar. Many coo f deBfnura zm caused catarrh, which an InOamcA conditio of tho mucous ar- i UnrlfrlnA Mm thru JAcee. Halfc Catarr tner Diooa ob tn n system. I Wo trill cllc One boos surfaces oil Ut ' nixlfod T)iars for ? any oano of uarrho i or uafarrhoiijarncKJ I by lin 'a cfiiirrh Mi 'fiO. Albrt!l)it, c F. J. CinillAY A CO., jarncio that cisnot oulara fro F. ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H, Craw ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor neys a law, : Practice la all the courts. of the Btate and the United States. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande,' Oicgon COCHRAN ft EBERHi&iJ Goo. T. . Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys.- .: La Grande National BanK Euiunnfr. . .. . --v '- GREEN & RUDOLPHAttorneya.j R. J. Green and L. G.' Rudolph, ; Attorneys at Law, La Grande Na tional Bnnk Building.- ARCHITECTS 0. E. MrLLER Architect, room 27, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 18 A. h ! f 4 l ! J I ! J Have the Observer Job Dept. 4 estimate on your printing needs. 4 ' 4 You get the benefit of cash buy- J mg. Phone Mmn 87. J j j t. j j Directory A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. ra. Cordial welcome to all Masons.. . ' ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. -."' A. C. WILLIAMS, See. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross.; '. Lodge No. 27 meets evory Monday . night In Castle Hall(K. of P. hail)' A Pythiia welcome to ill visiting Knights C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. PELILE GREEN, K. of R. A S. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 60 i meets every Tuesday evening in the -I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem-' bors are Invited to attend, SARAH McCLTJRE, N. O. ' MATTIE GOLDEN, Rec. Sec. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA ' -La Grande Camp No. 7703 ruoets ; on the first and third Thursday' evenings of each month in the K. ' of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. - , L. J. MCNHALL, V. C. . , W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk '' ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp , , meets every second Friday after- ( noon and evory fourth Friday even- ; lng, every month In K. P. hall. All visiting mombers cordially walcom. . HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. V1NACKE. Rec. ; j. . 4. .j. j. 4. 4, ...;. .... 4. ej. j LET US ESTIMATE ' 2 on all your printing. An up-to ' 4 now office to meet your printing : ,THE OBSERVER. .'..".'. Phone Main 14. ! 4 ! "I I ! 4 I 4 h