La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1918, Image 2

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Our store has the reputation -for V
giving the greatest value for a
dollar of, any store in town-selling
I Gordon
' Hats
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at $3.50 proves it
More good solid value in a Gordon than
.- any hat in'existence. '
Drop in 'today and we will show you the hat for.
your headi-"Sometliing. riew'v is : the- demand
nowadays dotif't' ' take Hialiccs buy Oordon
aud he on the flh.fi'. side,:" '" . - .
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Hill's Department
TO AM, I'ATIHOTIC CITlZKNSi in to from one or two tlioi.iand
dollars,- unit to tlijs, eu'l uopeal
Tho' La firanda Chapter of the to you to III out th uttuclud
Red Cross Is compelled- to make (subscription .blank for' U. much -uh
anothor appeal to tho patriotic clti',you can spare moiftlily for ihix vets'
I'-ens of this community.' The funds ( essential work.
it tho, Chapter are Inadequate to i ' ;ow
, , . ..... I-a Grande, Oregon 191
I the demands made upon It for the!, , . ' . ' ', ,
: I hereby agree to nav to La Grand.;
purchase of material ana supplies; . , ,..,
which H Is supposed to furnish.
At tho prsent tim'o tho chapter
finds Itself In debt nboul S 1,000.
having expended sinco .April 18,
1017.' to April 1, 1918, J24.347.38.
Chapter of the Red Cross the sum of
$ .,. payable on the first da;
of each month. ,
Signed....... ,'..'....'...'...
These coupons and monthly pay-
Jn to either
Their Indebtedness at this time In imonts can be turned
lot the banks In La Grande.
excess' of their assets is Jl.017.59.
: In order ' to hold the .chapter's
charter and continue the good work
which Is now more necessary and
essential than ever beforo In tho
history of the war, the chapter has
found that It will have to lecelve
F. L. MEYERS, Chairman.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY.
MRS. R. W. LOCAN.
MRS. if. B. LKITER. ' : '
G. L. LARISO.V. , i
Finance Committee
a regular monthly income amount- udv. 4-16-10t pd
forum : i
ftilllor, 'I'fie ObaciTcr.
An article . in tho . Observer of
the 25th Instant, nnnounclni; the
comlnj; of. a professor of astronomy
to lecture on eclipses,, etc., and wc
aro assured that wo- , shall
somnthlni; different from what the
popular lecturer wool 1 i;lvo us,' who
goes about repeatlii1; simple facts
that any ono can .fir.'1, out for them.
Belven. . .'' ',,'. ' .'" .
FIRE AT BAKER
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rvi Si .' S SERVE OUR
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Aro wo . to Iflfer .from this" that J
I facts are of Ultle importance In .n-
iltronoiny? Would not a few inoiei
The machine shop's and blncksmitK
shops of the Sumpter Valley, railway
were destroyed by fire Sunday night.
A patrol saved the destruction of lum
ber plants in that vicinity. The loss
is very heavy and it is considered cer-
nuAc. jtain that the fire wns set out with
mendish intent. There Is no clue.
o
Money ; easy uioninty payments'
on fmprop1 city p-oppity. Alco!
money for farm loans at 6 'i per j
cent. . , ' .
YORI OF THK ANNt'M- HTATKMItT
or
The (Jtbaine Kre Iusorance Co.
Itf IMri.. m tht 'IieimMl.' uf Trau., mi
.t.Liv.ti...t .lv ii Ih-i-nilwr. Ill), Kail lt
Uif llfUrill-H -t.tlllli)-iulliT
Nff !iriiihnin hrvflv-.! tutriuif ill
iitr v
tvivt'tl tin rum in
lut-t m) fruut mtwr suiirri-sj
fihfil lUii-Jtiir Hw jtiii ....
IlftDllTMIIlBnia. j - .
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(VmiiiiUiltrtm hiiI
Ontini! Hit "nr
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Afi nut f I'M ' r fK-(..iltnr"
L nil iffiiiilf l) Ai.id
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Vain of rnnl rsitittc tiiuti"! )Mi;if
kt vtiltift ,
iittnikfl MUiic i
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ltt'litNiitHhi-i' n'tovoriililw
l'i nit In I in n kit uih! oil liiinil ....
I'ri'iuhiiiitt In aniriw of oMri-ifou
rlt leu hiiur Kei'ifinWr :tf.
lull '-
Tumi l'itl ttr reliixiirmi.-v irt-ul-
Ic
Iittrrrat nml n-ntw dim nil
cru-tl -
Total et Tl.-lhJ.ilJ-t.fc;
If ijr lliffi' Iwl
Total it MM iidinltlcl In ()rn!'n.!$l.'tV.',!tlM.V.'
Lubllitiei.
C,n vUt for lMf'rt ntiifil. .. .$ 1 4f,!2.T-t
Aintiiiii of itiK'iiriii'i! t'rt'iitlitiua on
oinwtiiiKd.is rNU JTIHW'WI
lini' fur cotnmlN.iloii ninl lirukor-'
iiiitrliruijfii una o'liai-
ptild ,
See J. R.
. - j ialiO" and koiu prtty dreHses help jclmplo facln 'ROttlo tJio lottrnod tn-
mm Bj mm BB f 72 i'"pr act coiWruiy. .. jfftinuntB ubout the plunet Mara at) l
. toitn as srrtKK suit
I'ent ond Hlevpiia are two colored jtn tnlmhituntfl'
no Inhabitants?
.J yoiuiK men who have an act which ; Will not thin professor'a lecture ne-
Although h linn been In "mAon
picture loss than seven yean.
Kailo WJIlianiB, the Greater Villi-
they eall "Fun In a ChlnoHO Laun
dry." 1 hey Introduce" some good
concdy, a Httlo Ringing and really
ifiood chincinK- Their act hns iU-
iwayn proven a hit.
i Orhaminy a CocUaloos are a num-
'her of nretiy birds well trained
graph-'Star has, for that period of :-Am !nt,.rWRtin Their act has ol-
a h nibol , WUyH heen in favor wherever they
time, neen regarded
of the Hereon,
UK
I. - ..1, A -
J hl newest vohlcle, 1 ho Stolen A npw Trlanislo Keytsone comedy
Troaty, which will bo the attrac-'win be shown and . the orchestra
'tlon at the Sherry Theater Todan , aR8t , ,linklng ' this a well
nhd tomorrow, Mr. Williams plays ,.0mjC(( bm,
tho rolo of a Scerot Service agent ..,'
who masks. Ills ocnupatlon behind Vn, vki vv i.'4iti i rvtuivt.
. Ml, nppenrnnce of foppishiums. In ,f anyftll0 tni,lks tllat pranklyn!
' Bolnt of tuttBtlR pottvU,yfll, Itls-'hirniiim, : on' account!-or his Infec
Rnld to bo Olll' of till rrflOSt PlM',tnnV.;n(l--und mn'inf mmnnn nf'
or work thai Mr. Wlltianis- lias
screen acting, Is afraid
done L'lnce his apponrnnco at John chmictv i10 :,hol,rt S1!0
Storm -In "The Christian."
With "The Stolen Treaty" oomos
. episode- No. 14 of' "Vengeance and
the Woman," entitled "The Hand
of Foio." Coihe and oe what hnp
pens to "Mlack Jack." ' Next week
to take it
Fast Com
pany," which will make Its
appearance ' at the Arcado Theater
0:1 Thursday.
neflt La Crando people lust in pro- ;
portion to the number of facia It j
contains? - , '', ' '... !
In those war times people, do )
truly buy nr.d read newspapers in 1
hopes' of learning more facts, and:
allhough It ortcn ends in hope de-1
forred : making the1 heart sick yet j
v;d cn'ntinuo from day to day read-;
lag thrrftiKh columns of camouflage ;
craving for facts. , - '
Many a man has been condemned j
to death for lack of more facts.
Tho religious world toduy Is' com-I
j posed of many hundreda 0." thcott.-sjj
substituted for facts.
.Tho ack or facts Is like the-love-of:
tr.'o'n'ey, the root of oil kinds. ;of
evil. .' A lew almplo facts consti
tute the remarkable difference bo-
, .. T.'in anlnn unri n Iflnff
first " v " ...-..... o
l.ear. A few simple tacts explain
J why Abraham knew more about the
In this Bluebird feature Farnuni
suddenly wakes up to the fact that)
he Is an Irishman, and as such
starry heavens than any other As
tronomer that lived before or since
sees the finish of : this wonderful ;BhouI(1 fKhi'i, (rahblng a six-Inch";
outdoor- BprtaL
beam,
; men,
his day:
Sure, La Grande will do honor
to the coming professor and will
i ARC A DE
i!i:;i I.Alt it i:
. 1 tow.
ho 'swlfnv nutR foiir notice-
rive "r.later0,-: and ' three !bo dollphtort In listening to all the
'. trench dlgieis hors do combat, and 11 h" f" Slve' In regard to
' ! goes down to glormus defeat amidst j""' l,ml moon "ml ,1,B 1,nvs ,mit
! rnln nf nk-ht sticks. , ,l!meu. .ue.r ........... -urn u ,,v--
Women Ilrnvcr Than Mfn.
us .sumo facts about tho,
frnuior of those laws and the crea- j
tor of those worlds that fill the
Women often do their dally tasks ; Immehi lly . of space he will have I
In home, office or factory while slit-! filled n long felt want However, I
ferlng pain and misery that would I that may be the fact remains that
put a man In bed. However, niuchi, t,.ctlll.e pffords a splendid op
of women's Buffering can be nllevl-j portllnlty t0 rats0 Rome mey for
ated. V llackacho. coro hiusclos, stiff:.. ,, . p....,;.. h.. h.i.in.. ,inti,...
admission.
' Yours truly, .
- , L. G AH RICK.
La Grande. April 2. 1918.
. Tomorrow, at the Arcade will see
another regult.r Hippodrome Vaude
ville idmw. This week's show Is
u.aue up o! a. variety ot acts tnai ac(ul.h. cur0 imisclos, stiff
have all uood advanco notices and ......... .... .11,
will no doubt please tho patrons or and like symptoms nro cnused byif'"'
tho Arcade. ' ; disordered kidneys and bladder.!-
lliudell ami Otto are two clever Mrs. Thos. Davis, Montgomery, lnd.
young men who. present ah art of writes: "1 doctored several months.
Itieellne tlu.t In lust a Hill. 1,11 ,nr. ' without relief, when I commenced;
ferent. Their rork Is Interspersed ,,,,ll,K FoIoy Kll,n"y Vm' ?,ld K"!
with some ci.medv and has proven
a popular number..
Margie Carson Is a nhariulng
joiing Ittdy. , hhe presents . tin net Fanners when In La Grande
consisting of ' Just Different ' should see tho Portable groin bin nt
Songs," She has a musical baritone child's Auto Livery.'' Lenvo name
olo and her songs have nlways' and solicitor will call lntor in the
levlKtni cU well. A pleasing person- i season. S-fl-tf.
ellef. Kight bottles cured me." I
S:ire, harmless; quick results. Sold!
everywhere. Adv. -j
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Equitable Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
ARCADE
TOMORROW
REGULAR 4-ACT
Hippodrome
Vaudeville
' Keystone Comedy and Orchestra.
COMING THURSDAY
Franltlyn Farnura in ''Fast Company
Of rnivl-lfir-p, hi the ntntr ft llliiuli Mniid.
on Hii' :;it On) f I h'i'Ptillvr, HU7. tiinil to
t(lt' tt'HlUlltt'-f (1IIlllltilil.r nf I (t sttil of
ni.'tfOII. l:UrHilllt ,i Inf.
C.pitAl.
Amount uf;vrt'itl in. iid Min.tlOO.OO
Not tvti:liHH tivriuM lurltitt llio
yfnr . . - 7fflt.7lHl.tr.
Inn it'.. .lv!ili'inlf. itml rtiitH rc-
..H.'it .lutt'ts jeni- fl4.T11.0S
lii.fiiiio ftnoi titiicr mmnrrt n--
.oivi.i tiiulnt; tiif 1'itr : 2;.n.nn
' Trt'Ai tiii-omo . . .' $ sit.v;:vs;i
Dibnrttitfnt.
Uh "Ti'tiit?. oil I U jilt It I lllh't
f'ii:lne ttio vnr
Nitd anlark itslil-
T:imh. tlii-mu ni.il fwn nM ilnr
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tir.- ilhlin- Mr iii.f'Kl'l .. l7.K2P.n
Am.i'itii .'f nmvU'in-.l l"i'ii'lnti on
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Hiic tt nimiuKlwt tnt ttr-kfrAfi" Num-
All .hi, it iihMI!;i.- 2ii."T:t.;u
1rM llMni:i. M-lnlf of
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Tut mI nf milium ti fur' llrx-om-
l-r ::i CUT ... I SSa.Wtt.,
B'ltimii tn Orpiffn for th Yr.
Tfttit iiHitrinnO wrltlrit 1nrlitK Kh
yvnt KMtVt.ron no
Ci-k orvnioum" tw'tvnl turlux
iif vnr .12.444.011
PrtMi'ii im itnroinl iturlfia tho
v.-nr StrAfll
if it.i .Miriiic ii' ri nttrt.iH
tcuriTil il'irlt. tho jrfr. n.IS2.a
Tm nM"i:nl "f tiiiir!o -!
in In ifraww IWiitcr
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EQUITABLE 11 TIE A MARINE IX. CO.
Il HM'I.. it. IIHWK. Jt-cretury.
ptfitnlt'i r'iffiit trHrntl )ltl l-Un)
A A "'lUlvX, 32S UiftUlbtc ( VVoiuimt1
lHtbtil, Of. . . -. .
Oliver.
: ToinJ lldliiHlleit. OViilitlvo: ..of
..q.in.i Miivk f .... ii-iT ,mo.ro
Tol III lir-flllllllllft In ftaoo I'fCltll-
JmT :il. 1(117 e t WW.7M.S8
Buiinau to Oregon fcr.tho Year,
Total liiaiirtimv wrllfoii iluriiic Hit? -
,.,. v...$2.i7.an.n&;
Ar'iMi irriifuiiot rt'i Ivi'ii mirlutt
tlo Vffir -. 3H.(IW.m
PrfiiiluiiiM rotiuiu-it- (lurltitf llw . ,
y.'.ir ... - li.-tf.'W
IMi-t tin fit tliirlnit (lu- yoiir ..... . 2,r.t!i.fl
l.tnM-i ltn'iirnil ilnrlns llio j-fur.. ;i.lMH.."i5
Ttl miioiuu uf im-HruiK Ill-,
Mlniiilliitf iH'On'iroii le'umlipr :il,
j17 1. ''170.00
THE URBA1NE FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
I,v W, A. JlUHHiKTT. '
nf nuit for Vroil H. Juihok ti Co., H. Mtfr.
RtHiui'iry ronlilttit yi'tiorul hciiI nntl sUlomcj'
for wrvli'o!
V. W. ItLANClIAHU, 1U "Veon Uhlg., Port-,
iatiil. Or. V
It's Rubbing Soap on
Blankets That Shrinks
arid Stiffens Them
and using onliimiy snap to wash thoin. That
was the old way of washing, and it was ruinous
for woolens. When you ruh r twist woolens,
yotii' woolens become stiff, matted and shrunken.
.With LUX there's no rubbing,, only sousing in
the rich, pure lather, 'and gently pressing the
'suds 'through the soiled '.parts! LUX wwi't
shrink even the. most delicate wool garment. .
Wash your Blankets this year in Lux, be-,
fore putting away.
Price, per Package 15 cents
i CALL MAIN 80.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
CALL MAIN 43 FOR
Chase & Sanborn's
Seal Brand Coffee
.TRY'' A CANMV.LTII .YOU1? XKXT.
OlkDKK. ,
One Pound Van .1 40t
Five Pound Can 80!
Our guarantee goes with each purchase.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES EVERY
MORNING.'
. PHONE MAIN 43 '
J. G. Snodgrass
and COFFEES.
THEY ARE
DELBCIOUS
. AND '. ' '
FRAGRANT. 4
TRY THEM TODAY v
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. When you serve our l ea ov Col l ee you can ho
sure that' it is going to please yonr-t'ainily and your
guests. Our Teas and OoH'ees are selected blends
; that have beeii tested by hundi'eds of our customers
' and 'given great satisfaction.
' They Will WatislV Yim So Will Our Prices. - .
phone: us your grocery order today
HARRIS GROCERY
. Phone Main 70 and' 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street' ' Across the Tract
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
PIANO RECITAL.
. Miss Hilda Anthony will' present
a number of her pupils in recital in
the Neighborhood Club rooms in tha
Library building, Thursday evening,
May 2, at 8 o'clock. 'The public is
cordially invited. 4-!!0-2t
Did you know that we deliver all cash orders
FREE of charge? Ten cents will buy a can of
Corn. Think it over.
Boraxaid, 3 pkgs
Almond Cream Soap, bar
Royal Club Raisins, 2 for
Large Roll Toilet Paper . .
Large Crisco SI. 95. Med.
1 lb. Crescent Bak. Pdr. . .
Rasedale Pineapple .......
Bottle Blueing
Corn Flake3 ; . . .
Powdered Sugar, lb
Jello' ..'..-
1-lb. Tall Can Salmon ,-,'..
.25c
25c
. .7c
Mc
.21c
.He
,11c
..9c
.lie
. .'Jc ',
,ir.c
Large Can Oysters ........22c
Cream of Barley 22c
Largo Package Crackers :..33c
Asparagus, 2 lbs. for 25c
5 gal. Grape Juice 77c, qts. 40c
15c Jar Mustard 10c
Goirt ........... 10c
Peas ...I2c
Molasses, small . ..12c
Box 3"d6z. Clothes Pins . .. .I9c
IHBUStl
JOELS GROCERY
CORNER CEDE R AND WASHINGTON
Five' Per Cent is all that is Charged for Credit
WHYsPA Y MORE?
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j' SI
o IS
MPSON
Republican Candidate for the Nomination for
Governor
Primary, Friday, May 17, 1918
Born, September 1, 1S77.
Son of the late Copt. A: M. Siinpstui, pioneer
shipping and lumberman.
. Educated at Wit. Tamalpais Academy and
University of California. ' ' :
Worked as a laborer in 1889, at l.o0 por ,iar
in the sliip yards on Coos Ray, Oregon.
Rose from the ranks to executive head of a
large lumber and shipping industrr, enuilov
ing many thousands of men. ' '
Started the town of North Bend, IflOl. Pos
tered community progress, founded and devel
oped many enterprises.
flavor of North. Rend, 1902-1914.
Patriotic work in connection with Libertv -Loan,
Red Cross and War Stamp activities,
for the hist twelve -months. . . ,
His executive ability, his business experience
and his constructive policies, DO make him:
"Your Kind of a Man for Governor"
Paid Ad. issued by Simpson for
Governor League, 411 Selling
building, Portland, Oregon.
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