La Grande evening observer., April 20, 1918, Image 7

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LADD CANYON, April 19. (Spe
cial.) Miss' Martha Miller, eldest
. daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. D. W.
Miller of jhis' place, . was married
to Mr. Hoy Tltusof Telocaset on
Wednesday morning, April i7, at
La Grande," They returned to the
. Miller ranch," where a lovely dln-
, ner had been prepared for ,' tbem.
They left for Union, on the same day
; to 'spend'-'" .the. 'night at: a relative's
homo, ; before solas 6a' iu ! iheir f u-"
ture home in Telocaset.. They Were
followed by a bunch of frfends and
; relatives, Who had collected a good
ly supply of cans and other material
to Announce their arrival behind
t'aem that evonlng. All had lotB of
fun and , returned homo, wishing
them a continuous happy life...
, - , A. . special '; meeting was held at
the home oi Henry Peobler on Tues
day afternoon,: . when; much - Bed
Cross seying was accomplished. .'.';
A large procession of sorrowing
friends and relatives followed Pri
vate and -Mrs'' Reginald ' Heryford
tp the Masonic cemetery," where they
buried their little daughter, Marie
Regllene Heryford on Wednesday
morning, April ,17. She was born
March Cth," 1918' and passed away
on April IB, after three days' ill
ness with pneumonia. - News of
the baby's death arrived at Camp
Lewis as a great-shock to Mr, Hery-
ford... who has been at that nlace
since last' September; and we were,:
very glad that he, was near enough
to be present at the funeral. j -
"Those Jittlo Hps so. sweet to kiss.
Are closed for ever -nowv ;i
Those sparkling eyes that shone so
;;.':. bright '.':; :.'.:. -,,-"'. .v'.-. fV.
ncneatb that pcany brow. : : .
That little heart that beat so high,
. Free from all care and gloom, . .
Aro hidden now., from, those she
loved, ' . :' ,'. vv' vv -,;
Beneath the silent tomb." -
Saves yot $400 now and
tnakes0
its total cost a y
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, Worm drive. Electric lights. Electric generator. 10
foot loading space. 2500 pounds. $5000 truck guarantee.
; Built right to get it light. More brains than metaf were
used, oeir-supporting. Amateur prooi. more man
6600 in use.- 99.6 perfect, according to the service
records. '
If you like, take your time with the payments and let
the Maxwell buy itself on the run. It pays its way
i from day to day. , -
i $1085 the lowest priced truck of similar capacity in
the world.
JOHN E. ANDERSON, Agent,
Jefferson Ave.
LETS DIG AVD K .1 '.!;:.-.
, AND BE BIO.
When I go down the village
street In - my perambulations,
most every other chap I meet la ,
asking for donations. They're
seeking funds - for ; Red Cross
work, for hospitals and maters;
they're' holding up, with con
stant Jerk, all wives and kids
Mid voters. - I'm helping out
from day to day, with no delays
or pauses, tobacco funds,' T. M,
O. -A.,-- and other worthy causes
I'm told that war bonds I must
buy. In .- twos and - fours and
dozen; enough to make a full
supply . for ' all my; aunts and
cousins. For war stamps too,
these signs of thrift; I dig Into
my pockot,
to, give .my
Uncle gam
a. lift In :
cleaning up
I'm taxed
for build
ing wooden
ships ; with .
good,:' . old :
fas hloned -rigging,
and
In my little
dally trips
I'm ' con- '
stantly kept.'
digging. . I
dla to nay
tobacco tax, and tax for railway
travel. I'm always chipping
from my stacks; they keep me
scratching gravel,' But I've no
kick for those who come with (
all their pleas beguiling. It
never makes me sad nor glum.
They always find me smiling. I
know that I'm too old to tight;
I can't be cuught ronlggine. So
I regard t just and right that I
shsuld keep pn .digging.- And
then besides, lfi proved to me
that every man Is bigger If he
will teach himself to be a will
ing "war-time digger. It's 'not
enough for us t sing about the
joy of giving. We've got to dig
. for everything we need to keep
on living. - We've got to dig In.
our back yards, for carrots,'
beans and 'taters; we've got to
dig both long and hard, as gar
den cultivators. So, take your
truBty hoe and spade and start
your sprlrig-tlme sowing. ; Just '
dig and get a garden made and
set the foodstuff growing. Write
the National War Garden Com
mission, Washington, D. C, for
its complete manual on home
gardening. It's tree .for. t-cent
stamp for postage. ,-i :'
Cpttage . Cheese. Get it at the
Pure Millt and Cream Co. : Prosh
every day. ; ' t' ; :.: ,'' -., 3-26-tf
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Cut Tills Out It Is Woi'th Money.
Don't miss thl3. . ' Cut out this
Blip, enclose with 'Sc and mall it to
Foley &.. Co., 283.5 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111;, writing your, name and
address clearly. : Yu '"l;,-reco'vo
in return a trial package contuinlrig
Foley's Honey and Tar . Compound,
for coughs, r jolds 'and croup; Foley
Kidney fills, for pain In Bides and
back; rheumatism, bachaclie, kid
ney - nr.fi bladder " ailments; and I
Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole- I
some and thoroughly eieanslng ca
thartic, for constipation, bilious
ness, headache and sluggish bowols. !
Sold everywhere. Adv. '
FEATURES OF
coiivrii
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' Following Is - thb ; official prog
ram for Uonday. for the State Sun
day School Convention to meet' at
the 'Baptist Church Monday, vis,:".
; Monday afternoon,. -April v2li,
Vice-President W.' P. tandrum, pre
siding'.' ;.:;'. ":';': ':K;.':v'l'
.'!-. Cull to ordor. ' .
'.'v Song service, led, by Unit O,'
K. Sllvortl'orue. ',! '"-y:."-:'. ;;;'
; , '; yc ip! uro .reading and pvii t:,v :,
-;';' Special ' Cmusic: f rrtabyliulua-
cholr. La; Grande. r' ;. ?:
2:30 'ReportB of' Staid orficers. '' ' ,':
Dlrectori- Mrs. ICvA, ."UAr.iVnIiowcr.
Secretary: Jf. ; V... Guthri?, ''';
Treasurer: g; C. BIoIim.
Secondary: Charles A.' I'hipps. .
Adult and Home: Elllun Shaw.'
' . EducaUonal: ; M.rs.. Danonhower.
3:30 " Special . Music:' Mr;?. It.' J.
Kitchen,; La Grande. ' ; -P'. '., ''.; ,.'.!
Singing
Announcements. '
Appolntnionts of , Committees.
3: 45.j Address,' "Tho OblibMloU and
Opportunity of the Suirhy. School,"
Rev. E, W. Hulpenny, Chicago.
4:25 A Surprise. : . ,
Address, "Fighting Camouflage,"
by Dr. J. D. Sprlngston, Pcrtlutul.
5:00 Assignment ot Delegates. -
. Mjiiiv evening, April ?.
7:30 Call .o service by buglo
- Process' iji of flags. '
. Salute io tl'.o l'l -1 Slates Flap:
"I pledge n!H;fce t" my flag iinU
to the Rep lo.s-foi" which It sta.-i'b;
one Nation, ;n.llf!'i'bi;?, with Llb"rtv
and Justlis for al, "
. "America," led by Hr. H. C. Tip
ley, Salem. . . , .
Salute to tho Clins'.Urt flag: "I
pledge allegiance to .my flng, and to
the savior- for whoau Klnijiiom 11
stands, ono brotliQi h'Mid. uniting nil
mankind in sorvico itnd love." . '
'"Stand Up, Stand TJ.) for Jeans."
-Convocation Prnyov Riiv.. Charles
A Phipp, La Grande.
Special- Music: Presbyterian choir,
La Grande.
8:00 Addross of'wclsomo, Judud
Robert S. Eakin.
Response.
"Early Sundr.y. school -days In
Eastern Oregon."
Singing.
Special Music: Mrs. Gnmblo, La
Grande.:
Anneuncoinuntrj .
Address, "T ! J ..
Qood Citizenship" fin-.' K, W. Hal-
penny, Chicago. ;
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' NOTICE.
WIN'lfl BEST IN -THE LONG RUN ?5kik tl ,
'Si r . -I?-"
TE8TEDiBB$TIREB
faijoi' T-rrr-m T'r"" . --i--p
tho "City cf Goodrich, they
K-r7r rifFiririllv pnnonnrcii the r
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nation-vvido Test Car work of 1917:
1,044,686 linear mitea.
: 4,178,744 tiro xrulca.
Those figures indita tho Emancipation
Act of motorists, freaing them from tire
rnishap9 and amputated mileage.
- Compressed in them h tho story of the
famous Six Fieetn, r.nd how they hurled
Goodrich Tirea the length and breadth of
our nation, over city pavement and country ,
road, plouRhtng them
through oand and mud;
maulini? them against rock
or.d gravel, . . .
.."'Mathematisj has no fa
vorllen. Thct multiplied ;
mileage of .4,175,744 miles
rm ".:'. -.... '.-". . ,
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H - ll S Denial Is BS
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5 of Loyola. P
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fit i 0 A V I II O S
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coldly, calculatingly, puts the seal of multl-
' ' plied proof on Goodrich Tires, and stamps
them 'Tested." - In that searching test, no -slightest
defect, no hidden short -coming
could escape tits eight of the Goodrich ex
perts, SILVERTOWN CORDS, and BLACK
; SAFETY TREADS, under light and heavy
cars, defied tho rough going of roads wher- .
ever tne Test Car . Fleets rushed them.
. . The spiral-wrapped, cable-cord tire body, -and
Goodrich's tough black tread rubber .
, fought the hard fight and conquered. .. v
Saek tire surety end long mileage in the
. proven service of "America's Tested Tires.".' :
- Goodrich guarantees you will get it because -Goodrich
tested and got it. -' -r:.--. --
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To3tod Tires mean 100 per cent, quality.'
Demand it, . Tooted Tires mean supreme
service. Demand it.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
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P(wVPpOL.fr?nch: 'rroadway and Eurnsldo St., PortjlitTuJtOre,
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liOODRICH AK.BON, OHIO. a.-AM K-,v$JfwfiS
A two-year-old roan heifer, shou
sole brand on hip; , have had her in
my care since October 1, 1917. Ownur
call and pay for keeping, and adver
tising or animal will be sold 10 days
from date of this notice. .
. ' Mrs. Laura E. Woodoll, Fnr
" morn 127. - , : 4-19,101.
WE SELL
GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND1
CASINGS -
; Complete Stock, In All Sizes.
LaGrandeGarage
CHAS. .McllIAHY, l'rop.
. Waahington Street.
WE SELL
GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND
. CASINGS '
Complete Stock All Sizes 1
Hamilton Garage
HEIST 'IIA.MIIiTOS, Prop.
Corner Fir and Jefferson 1
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THESE ARE THE TIRES THAT FORCED NEARLY A DOZEN COMPANIES TO
START BUILDING CORD TIRES THIS YEAR. SO GREAT HAS BEEN THE
SUCCESS OF THESE TIRES THAT OTHER MAKERS HAVE HAD TO FOLLOW
THE LEAD OF THE GOODYEAR COMPANY. N
VULCANIZING AND
GOODYEAR COED TIRES HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME, ROAD, AND
SPEEDWAY THEY COST NO MORE THAN THEIR IMITATIONS.
INSIST ON HAVING THEM
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W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO., Goodyear Service Station
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