La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, Al-liiL 2:2. 191s LA GRANDE 015.SEUVER PAGE TUItKli . ....... 5 BED CROSS DRUG i STORE Villi ! i i i Local and Personal The Kodak Store ............................. City Manager red TL-C'i.-of Is home from a bualooBs trip '.o l'ort- J. T. Langley, railroad official of Portland, is spending the day in La Grandest ' " - i '. ' unskilled men to secure positions at ! 1. i . . . . m uign vaiurius. iuo management IS now demanding that men who are put to work "know . something noout handling tools and doing the work. CiUrrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local Applications, Its tbey cannot rsach 4h diseased portion of the oaf. There la only ons way to cum catarrhal earners, and that Is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness la cauard by an In flamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling hound or Im . pavfeot hearing; and when It le entirely closed, Deafness Is thn result.. Unless the Inflammation can bo reduced and this tnbo restored to Its normal condition, hearing vrlll be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are oaused by. catarrh, which la an Inflamed condition of the muoua aur. facss. Hall's Catarrh Mcdlelno ucta thru the blood on the mucous surface of the yatem.' SJ we win give one Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deslness that cannot be cured by Haifa Catarrh Medicine. clr cularg free. All Druggists, 7Sc. r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, jr. Frank .George has accepted a posi tion with The Standard Oil company of this city. ' ' , Dr. E. G. Kirby, of Elgin, was a visitor In La Grande today and ono v! the outside guests at tho noon day lunchoon. Miss Hazel Young, wno uai had a term of school in the Prairie Creek neighborhood in Wallowa county, has returned home and will remain for the spring and summer. Mr. Walter Louie left La Grande last night to Join the British army. He -goep to Spokane ,and. from there to England. Mr. Leale is a brother of Mrs. Wallace Cass of La Grande. Vera La Londo of Enterprise, who has been visiting friends in this city, left ' this morning for Ontario. She was accompanied by Mrs. Ella Ry- nearson. l.f. W. J. Hughes, who wu pas- tir 'f the Fr -w.iyterian cl.urch of :.a Oraude t fnty-five yoa-o ago, is an attendant at the sunda si'.'-' ol conr.ntlon. H-. Hughes' present honie is In Prairie City. . Mr. and Mrs. George Ebcll,. who have been spending the winter in California, Btopped off in La Grande to spend a few days' visit with their son, Ed. Ebell and family, before re turning to their home in The Pines, Ore. -t : John P. Logue, one of Wm. Mc- Adoo'o trusted lieutenants'- In tV railway fervl'.e In the Huntington yards,. s down La Grande for a short visit. This is his first ap pearance in La Grande for several months and he will make a stay o' a tew flays. See tho fine display of dldtly bags and other things for the soldiers, at Young's confectionery, made for the drafted men by the Union coun ty auxiliary,, . . The' ladles' aid society of Island City will meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew Olockland instead of tho church, as previously announced. te e vfe eje ee ee ee e COMMKNCHMliXT. , -f Commencement time Is on '. tho way , , j. And wlthf . it conies. .', the J . Senior play '.''. if you like to go to Borne- thing guy : V . You'll sava this date,' tho $ Third 'of May. , , 4 J J ! J t-Je e eje ej eje e ej 8HKE1- TAKK.N TO HANUK. , Mrs. Lee . Morlock, who has been visiting lu this city, left this morn ing for her home In Salem. Stantelr Lapham returned to Portland this morning after spend ing sonio time here on business matters. ' '.'.'' - Mrs? Don Sargent was here be tween trains today from Hot Lake. Five train loads of soldiers passed through La Grande today en route cast. ' ' ' - - ' - CONVENTION - ATTRACTS MANY Sunday htimol - Workers Pleased Anil linthiised Over Successful .-. . ": Mooting. ! ' The band of 1S0O sheep, belong ing to McKennon & Leudbetter, was taken to the summer range yestor day.. The sheep have been at the valley farm for the winter and aro in fine condition. , '.'' ; ' 0 ........................ j i NEW TODAY! ..................... FOR RENT. Modern bungalow. 1504 Sixth St, Call Rod 461. . .:.;: 4-23-tf FOR SALE.; Range and new com bination - heater, along : with other household goods. Must bo sold at once. . Call; Rod. 1351. ' . ' '. 4-23-tf . Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable in a FltONT LACE CORSET the only corset-with the patented i lor the affairs of. which ho, is the otilciaKnoau. air. iioimes minus he 'wiil be able to l-enmln at homo nowfor'-n lrort-'tlmend will bo able-;, to," give some of his time to private': affairs. . Fred-J. Holmes, state fuel ad ministrator, has returned from Portland, whore he has been kept busy the! past few weeks looking af- Tho, attendance " at the thurty thlrd annual convention of the state Sunday school association reaclni;! the floo.l tide of dttentlan-e today and all arc enthused over the suc cess of the meeting and the into' est in thj I'tutam. . . . . President Pennington, of the Pac ific University, was one of , the speakers this morL'.ig and will alio address the conveull ia this evening Rev. Clias. A. Phlnps was also one ol the ;speakcra this inornliif. ,r . During the""afternoon session to day a niomorlal tribute was paid to Mrs'.' John McDonald, deceased. Mrs. McDonald had been given a prominent place on the program and was to have delivered the rc- sponso to the address of welcome. . The usual interesting"- program heretofore arranged will be carried out this evening. Rev. Phipps will give an address on "Wartime Social Superlatives," and there will bo spe. cial music by the Epworth Sextette of the M. E. Church. , t LOCALS 1 a t ! VENTILE . Back and aront . Shield ,, Be fitted to the corset designed for your figure. There are , , i ,- .. ..; LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor seticr. This service goes with the corset and such comfort. A full line of tho latest models al ways on hand. , Priced at $2.00 and up. ''..- Mrs. Robt. Pattison : Corsetiere . Res'. 1702 Oak. Phor. Red 3221 .TherMoose will give a dance to-morrdw-night at Zuber hall for the ben'erit of the Union County Auxi liary. 'r'1'- ' ',--!'i ': - H. "n: Roskamp is here from Port- EPWOKTHlAXtt TAKE -u 'Hi'-- XOTRii There will be a business meeting of the Epworth League tills even ing at 7:30 o'clock in the study of the' "M. E; Church. Important business. CLAUDE COOPER, president. 4- S3- It Special ' meetings will bo held nt FOR RENT. ?10; , 4-roomed house. Intjulre, Guidon Rule Co 4-23-Gt 4 jt,.... LA GRANDE Spring. Skirts For warmer weather skirts offer economy, variety, com fort and convenience. The separate skirt put flexibility into u woman's wardrobe. We are prepared with a beautiful and complete, assort ment of the very Jatest separate skirts in all the new fa brics in both wool and silk. Particularly attractive are. tlic fancy plaid and stripe taf feta silks, and the shadow stripe" silk poplins. All sizes, regular and extra bands, ranging in. price from $4,98 to $18.50 No Trouble to Show Goods ALWAYS WELCOME. Vs GOLDEN BtlLE O On of the 600 R. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of i ' Over 60 Million Dollars ' STORE i 9 t t ';f;-';';:;irj.s tising or animal wHl be sold 10 days ; from date of this notice. , Mrs. Laura E. Woodell, Far . mers!27. . 4-10,101. Advertising in Brief TOWNSHIP MAPS. , .- . - ..','. - Showing vacant land, present land ownors, streams, railroads, etc. R. R.'Neal," County Surveyor, office in City Hall, over Fire Department. Adv. v ' 4-23-lSt pd. Plenty of Glossy Black for your Hats at Silvorthorn's Family Drug Store. : ' - .. 4-22-3t . . Glo3sy Black Colorite, all kinds, I have jiist coma, in at Silverthorn's Family Drug Sty re. -, ' . . 4-20-tf PLANTS FOft PORCH BOXES. - The Government has requested us to raise all the vegetable plants pos sible. We consider it our- putriotic duty to do so. Every inch of our Greenhouse space we will at once give over to tomato plants in pots. Our stock of plants for out-door planting is much smaller this year. . If you want any, come quick, as they will not Inst long. Positively, none re served for .anyone, i : CHERRYS, Florists. -.. . '-' 4-22-Ct MAlil.NE UKLISTMUNTS UEt'EIVED. I Tho V. S: Marino Corps is still open for enlititmont to men botwoun the nges of 18 and 36 In good physical condition, this Includes re gistered ana married men. The recruiting office will' assist regis tered men in securing a releaoo -from their, local board. This de sirable branch of the servlco offers many advantages.,. For full, infor mation apply at tno itccruiung star tlon, Post Office Building, La Grande, Oregon. , 4-17-lmo pd 4-10-lt weekly. . Ladie3 wanting Glossy Black for redressing their Hats, can find plenty of it at Bilvorthorn's Family i)mg Store. - : ' 4-22-31 Money on easy montiuy paymenlt; on improvyl city p.opoity. Alco money for farm loans at C'-i Per cent. , See J. R. Oliver. ' 3-21-f.m 7,! will rprntiin a short time at- the Salvation Army una, jenersou tending to construction work which he had already contracted to do in La Grande. '. He says the shipyard game ' is getting down to1 business, and it is now not-so easy for the untried and SHE'RRY ...... -...THE THEATRE HOUSE OF QUALITY. Street, tonight nnd tomorrow night conducted by Commandant R. Ol denburg of Seattle. The, command ant has seen -thirty-five years of Salvation Army sorvice in many lands, and all who hear him will appreciate his stories of .'Salvation Army lite. Come and bring a friend. .' CRADLE ROLL SERVICE. TODAY. A Play of a Thousand -Smiles! ' THE WOOING OF PRINCESS PAT." , A Vitagraph Blue Kibbon Winner . v . Starring-- . : The Girl with the Mil lion' j)ollar Smile." '. GLADYS LESLIE and J. FRANK GLENDON. 13 of .Vengeance and the Woman, "SANDS OF DOOM." Also Episode No, Entitled At the M. K. Church, South,, on April 28. at 11 a. m.. there will be a cradle roll service. The subject of the whole program will be "Babies." Pa rents of the 173 babies of the church roll arc asked to bring them all on : that day. Hemstitching, The Elite Shop. UNDERTAKING. AND EMBALMING. W. H. BOHNEN K AMP . Kstublislied 180(1 1m tirumto'B Oldest Firm v Refined Service at Conservative Prices. , HAL BOHNENKAMP. w ' 7,"' CO. Licensed Embalniei'. Phone R-3972 10c per yard, at i ? Baker, Oregon. 3-20tf Farmers when In La Gandc should tiee the Portable grain bin at Child's Auto Livery. Leave name and solicitor will call later in tho season. 3-6-tf. Money to Loan. ' : v On improved real property In Dnlon county. No delays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. . tf. I It Is more fun to watch your money grow than watch It go. Buy War Savings Stamps. Overstock of Auto Tires. ' We have a numner of 30x3 tires wliltlt wn will unll or n rlltinnnnt Those who have moveaiwl,n0 tney ttSti 2-28-tf. and thereby missed getting the invi tation card, please take notice and come. ' ' , ( W. B. SMITH, Pastor. .CAR OF DODGES COME. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION SWEET rived. CORN SEED HAS AR- Cherrys, Florists. ' 4-22-Ut L. C. Smith Unloads Shipment of Au tomobiles yesterday Afternoon, i A earload of new Dodge Bros.' au tomobiles arrived in the city yester- rlnv fnr distribution bv L. C. Smith, veteran automobile man. The cards lai- Tclc' j were unloaded Inst evening and given their first work out. Don't forget the Rumtiiagu Sale to be held In HonanHall, Friday, April 26. 4-16,tf I'Ol.ND VMItltlOLLA. Owner, may have by describing same and paying 'for this ad. Home Co. 4-20-3t The Mammoth Grocery WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags nt tho Observer Office; 2c per lb. o 1'iue MMK ami uream uo. s 1' iesn l every day. 3-2G-tf C. R. SIMKIXS, Proprietor The nromnt and oerfect work In I 'Developing of l-'iliun at Silverthorn's ils being appreciated by the picturc- : taking people. 4-22-3t YOU CAN COOK MACARONI The new edition of "Drill Regula lations" is on Salo at Newlin Book . iand Stationery Co. 4-23-Jt 9 , 'I ,A Hundred Different Ways All Delicious Save More Help Win the War. Full Weight Packages Macaroni, 10c Per Pkg. Let Us Supply You With the Best Grades of All Kinds of Cheese. Fresh Fuits and Vegetables. PHONE MAIN 82. 1211 ADAMS AVE. YOUK 'PATRONAGE SOLICITED The new edition of "Drill Hexuia- latliins" Is on Sale at Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 4-23-3t ,an Tim new edition of "Drill RcKiiln- lions" Is on Sale at Newlin Book d Stationery Co. 4-2 3-31 NOTICE. A two-year-old roan heifer, shoe sole brand on hip; have had her in my care since October 1, 1917. Owner iaaicnll nnd pay for keeping, and ndvor- .mMjHJSt nil sfcsm.'- J as- isms " i i sJ as m,J Give Us a-Lift CONCERT aid DANC '.''. -,'' -. ,'-''- (.--' ;...'. .. . -..-'..': V At REX HALL Night j April 26th Friday By HOME GUARD BAND FULL BAND WILL PLAY FOR FIRST PART OF DANCE. YOUR PATRONAGE DETERMINES WHETHER LA GRANDE WILL HAVE A BAND THIS SUMMER. V Tickets on Sale at Van Buren's, Red Cros3 Drug Store, Putman's Drug Store, Snodgrass Grocery, Levy-Vogel Drug Store.