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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1918)
MONDAY, APRILS, 101b 1A0I-J SIX. .LA GilA-sBii hViiM'v! OuoiOUVEll ('llil.I)'H WICI.KAICK l'EAIt. I ii Be Free From Foot s Discomforts Our Corn Solvent is different from usual vorn remedies. It does more and does It easier and quicker. , It Removes Hard or Soft Corns, Callouses, Warts, Etc. Easy to use and can't harm. This remedy is . ' positively guaranteed. Jf it fails, ask for your money; it belongs to you and we want you to have it. J3ut don't expect the remedy to fail, for it won't Price 35 Cents. , RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Movement In Kiiflnractl 1I- I'rosl'Ji'lit And Other lfi(;h " Officials. , Topless Sport Model H Copy of lotter from Governor jV.'ithyeoffibc endorsing the Chlld drcn'ii Bureau and carried out by !tlie Woman'B Committee of. National: Defense: , ' April IS, 191.8 ; ! Executive Department, Salem, Oregon. . ! Because of the many problems of; reconstruction which are certain to follow the termination of the world war mid, also on account of tho in creasing demands and responsibili ties of citizenship It la now more important than ever . before that ' emphasis bo placed upon child wej-i faro work. Upon tho youths of ! America who arc privileged to wit-j jnens the history-making events of j j til is stilling epoch will devolve the Iduty of carrying forward to poo-j jl ;lty the splendid precepts and lea- j sons or national patriotism which now being (icnioiiblraled. I Comfortable in a Quick Delivery . Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon I m 1 J J OIL BURNERS 1! ii n i FRONT LACE CORSET the only corset with the patented VENTILE ' Back and Front Shield Be fitted to the corset designed for your figure. There nre LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor soticr. This Service (rocs with tho 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. ' Phoiw Red 3221 LADIES ATTENTION:-:- We have a full line of Ladies' White Kid and Canvas Shoes SHOES BOUGHT RIGHT priced right. ' . , . ' , Why Pay More? Ladies' "Washable Kid Shoes Ladies' Washable Kid Ivory Sole Shoes - Ladies' Fancy Kid .. Yo... .. andD:... and the man went down to the river Ladies' Canvas Military Heel Shoes Ladies' Canvas French Heel Shoes Ladies' Canvas Nubuck Tip Shoes Misses' White Nubuck Shoes Children's Canvas Shoes, all sizes.. $7.90 . .. $7.90 $5.90, $6.90 and now is the .$2.98 .......... .....$2.98 ..$3.98 , .:...$4.98 :..........$1.98 WHY PAY MORE? Your .wood if? gone, the summer is here, that oil burner that you have longed for is ready to install in your Range FREE TRAIL and guarantee cover your dollars. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson E. J. DOXOHUE Ittnck 1241 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture -'.! i Look Your Best and Bel "Mlndful ' rosponsiwntios viiicn real upon Jot'.ng America, it is Indeed a pleasure for mo to ln dorso heartily Jho . children's year programme outljned by the Chil dren's Bureau and Woman's Com mutes of the Council of National Defense. As we enter upon onr second year in the war it is entire ly lining ana proper mat. we ln-j vm erase our efforts to conserve thej ' life and health of American child ren as far as possible and raise their educational, moral and work ing standards to the highest planes I attainable. . Just ns our European allies have; found child welfare work Imperative in relation to general war activity i and preparedness, Americana . aj'e today obliged to face this movement! as a accessary war Issue. I am ; .1 nl .1... .......1.1.. ...... JjlVirS. KODl. " attlSOnistnto of Oregon has made in child welfare work, and feel safe in pre dicting that Oregon may be depend ed upon to do Its full share in ear- jrying out the children's year prog- JlAs his company was about to leave, ram through the efficient organiaa- i ho was given an honorable discharge, tion which has this movement in 1 1 but if he recovers, will go back into, hand. JJltho service as soon as possible. Mr. J J 1 Hannon is a son of J. P. Hannon, of 1 1 , this city, special officer for the O.-W. till. & N., and a nephew of Mrs. Frank; cards will be distributed , ; Pike, of La Grande. II- Q !; CLEAN UP DAY'S jin tne hands of competent women it' ' . througliout tho slato. Jn a letter SiiMay 6,7, nnd 8 the Time Named i0celve(l this morning from Wash- !i Chase the Filth.' . i'1"""1 D- C" M t,' 3. units, ' 4S Mi "istatcs. District of Columbia and the We Buy White Shoes for 197 Stores. y i Formerly the United Store Wo. Buy . Whlto f Shoes for 197 Stores. . . . 1& Why Not Get Out of the Rut? Jt's Easier and Smoother Going if You Pay Cash. Anticipate your wants and buy a week's supply we save you dollars. Buy a 25c Thrift. Stamp, and we will include a Hooverized Shopping Bag with each $2.00 Grocery Order. - .,25c . .12c ,.12c , .14c .12c Tho ,( Signed) JAMES- WITHYCOMBE . Governor. weighing and measuring In Oregon jfor tho big drive for Children's Year; the first of next week and will bcl Good Music For Everybody Most people love good music comparatively few are accomplished musicians. Anyone can play the Victor or Edison, and ev eryone can enjoy the entertainment. ' LET US TELL YOU HOW EASY IT IS TO May 6, 7, and 8 aro the dates desig nated for a general clean up of prem ises in La Grande. This necessary movement is to be under the surveil lance of the Ladies' Neighborhood "'B r'l.,1, ,! Ih,.t -,, tl,t 11,,,,-n will bo no hulf-wny measures tolerated. On ; ' '. ' ' ' v general of the Cl- it as tho tlireo territorial posseosion 4,8 are organized for this work. 87 have their progrania formubitcd and 14 aro already carrying or) tho weigh- nnd meaaurln? of the babies. Thi3 work has been endorsed ns a nnt. nl l. hut will he ro- i Parsons, director ,ii i r, ti ...,.m 'Hian Helicf, who Cmpiia3l:cs lations are to be placed within con-1''1 "P001"'1 part "r th6 work of venient, access in sacks or bo.ves 0f,K,'!, Scrvlc- ScH0B: . ' suitable size for handling. But notice 0 HAVE THIS MUSIC IN YOUR HOME. ICle: Me NEWLIN BOOK . STATIONERY CO. i t it . .tvi-i.r nonoraoic inscnarRe. crv lui ta inn nt. Tumn I.mn T.... " Kdd.o Hannon, tormcrly city mar- was visiting friends hero yesterday, 11,0 ""'"j khal at Huntington, and deputy slier- says the Baker Democrat. He has been : Ho.utchinT iff. who has been in the army for the honorably discharged f. -onr the service 'Thc , Elite i Shop past year, stationed with a field artil- because of an iniurv to one of his feet. ! should be tnken that ushes will not be handled under any circumstances. Tho ladie3' committee which has the clean up proposition in charge includes Mesdamcs C. M. Curtis, J. F. Phy, J. Foley, Frank Jackson nnd H. C. Vanacke. This committee is acting under the authority and in co-operation with thc city. After the pre scribed dates have passed there will be an inspection, and this will not be n perfunctory affair, but will be a ccnuine inspection, and then if thc or- jj der of the Neighborhood Club com mittee is not compiled wiin, mean I will bo taken to enforce tho effect of '.MISICAL DAY" l'OSTI'O.VKD Program For Public Health Tenijicraiice Day. . And ldc per yard, Bakor, Oregon. ' a-2utf The "Musical Dry," which was to have been observed by the Neigh borhood Cii:b on Tuesday, has, beer ro tponeil until - May Hth, and thc p.-ogram to have tech given on thai day- will be given on April 30th. The ''ollowiiig numbers arc Included In tho program oa "Public Hcalib and .Temperance,- Day": "Thc Child's Ilirht to Public Health Pro tection," ?!i5. Uhouter Newlin.; dis cussion, Mrs. Riddle. Mm. AV. S. ' PsVkcr.-SIre. A.-Ilunt'ey; "Teniper ancc," Mrs Pi'ra Thornton; piano so!o, Miss landman. CA!!D 'OF TilA.MiS. CHARLES RAY IN "HIS MOTHER'S BOY" A Corking Story of "Making Good." The youthful III A'tlit ifn . r l. i . 1 .1 ' I vutvill HI ( ICI'I III I I II W ' 111V r il-t lllir ml vcntiircs, .and the tin.nlin-h,.;u t interest cli'ineiit in tins iiH ture make it one of the tui'es ever screened. ft . V i 1 greatest pic- 5 Hl,lH j We thank our frlc'ids and neigh bors for their kinducos nnd sym pathy In our bereavement. Mrs. C. R. KXAPP. IIOHACK, , VICTOR AND 1.0WK1.L KNA1T. Mrs. VIOLA TIDD. ' . ' , Mrs. EI.S1E FERRIS. Snider 's ov Preferred Stock Cat sup, large bottle .......... Campbell's Soup, can. ... . . Sugar Peas, can-.". .'. . . . . California Tomatoes, can. .' . Carnation Milk, can. . . . . . . Van Camp's Pork and Leans',' can 13a Wesson Oil . .35c and 70c Cottolene .....43c, 98c Crisco ........ . , . . .32c, $1.00, $1.85 SUGAR' SAVERS Aunt Diua Molasses, 51b. can. . . .43c Taffy Syrup, 51b can, 58c, 101b. $1.05 JMarsliinallow Syrup, 51b. vcan . . .58c Pancake Syrup," 101b. can. . ,'. . .$1.05 Log Cabin Syrup, full half gal 66c Raisins, two large packages 25c Tea Garden Syrup ............. . Comb Honey, California: . . . . . ... .19c BfiEA KFAST FOODS PRICE U EXTREMELY LOW. Shredded Wheat, package. . . ... ,13c Kcllogg's Corn Flakes, package. .11c Post Toastiers, package ....... . .11c Rolled Oats, 91b. sack . ......... 62c Rolled Oats, 35c package 27c Farina or Germea, 91b. sack 62c Roman Meal, package...;,, 25c Fresh Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. .". .95c Butter, fresh country, 21b. roll . .PM 'Country Club Coffee, 31b. can. . . .88c Golden West Coffee, 2 '.lb can. .98c HOOVERIZED - GROCERY Across the Track Next Door to StiilwolPs Cash Market ! - . 1 PHONE BIAIN 32 . A Mack Sennett scream "ARE WAITRESSES SAFE?" ' -With Loui3e Fazenda, Ecn Turpin and Slim Summerville. NOIRE. . The annual meeting of the Summer ville Cemetery Association will be held at the cemetery Saturday, May 4 1!)1S, for the purpose of electing one trustee for threo years and clerk for one year, and other husmoss tnat may como before the meeting. C. A. MYERS, Chairman, 4-29-4t ALEX M'KEXZIE, Clerk. Otf THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES FUEL AD MINISTRATION, MINE OPERATORS AND FUEL DEALERS, CO-OPERATING TOGETHER, TO FILL THE NATION'S COAL BINS BEFORE WINTER, TO AVOID LAST WINTER'S HEATLESS DAYS, TO PREVENT SHUTTING DOWN FACTORIES NEXT WINTER. , , ' WHEN THE BIRDS ARE SINGING THEIR LAYS, THE "WISE BIRD" LAYS IN COAL DOIT NOW! V V .J. .J..J. i' NOTICE TO 11OMI0 (il Alt . All members . of the La Orande Home Guard are ordered to report at the armory. Tuesday evening, i.t G:50. This Is tmpera- .J.; King and Rock Springs Coal The J. D. Lynch Co. 1' ";. Vi :;- v-. ; ; THE- ' : 'f J i.' GREAT; SPRING:. ARCADE 4 . Tty 0' " vf 11. E. COoi.lDOE. Commsnder. 4-29-2t FUEL -il TRANSFER FEED STORAGE . v v J T0-DAY and TO MORROW . MATINEE and NIGHT
