La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1918, Image 3

FftrfiAV, MAY 10; lsMfl..
"Vi 8. 'Allison la siHimllug a fow
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RED CROSS DRUG
A. E. Clawson loft last evening
MODEL SOLDIER! -- .. ,
YOU SHAKE IN A GREAT NATION AL SAVING WHEN YOU BUY
Wirthmor $1.00 Waists
WelWorth $2.00 Blouses
on -a business trip tg Portland.
STORE
Tliu Misses Tlicda and Madeline
IFTOU
Dolliu aro visiting In I'ortlund for
4 few .days.
GANBQ
The Kodak
. Store .
C.'H. Brock, an Nlnsuranco man
nil Cnkor. is a bustnpKK 'viHiinr
YGlJY
1 from
I J in our town.
! ! '.Miss' " Florence Tiffany lnft thli
THESE
AHElNf
i morning for Union, where she 1U
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: Social and
Personal I
Mm. C, L. Forbes, ana tltiuEhtcr
lmvo returned from a uiontha visit
In Bolso, Iduho. , ..
Mrs. D. R.A Haylor ' and son
Robert, mo visaing at the home
of Mm. J. S. Cliwk. " v
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard entertalnod
tlio Young People's Club at her
home on Wednesday, afternoon. '
Chaptor, 1. 1'. E. o. v.as enter
talnod this uflernoon at the home
of , Mrs. C. H. Didwell in Island
City. '
Mrs. W. J. Spencer returned this
morning from Union, where she
has been in tho interests of the
Lady Maccabees.
Mrs'. ' E; A. "; Williams, who hn.s
been visiting at the homo of her
nleco, , Mrs. li. ' A. Williams in
Pendleton, has returned home. ' '.
j Miss Blanche CIcbk loft 1:1st
J. R. Soule, of Baker, 'Is here on
business connected with the La
U ramie' Grocery Company.
llobert Wlthycombe, who has
boon a visitor In the city' for
I V'"" u), leuirnuu lo nis uome
in Union
Hon.ior Coleman, wno has been
yUlllng at the home of bis brother
!." W. Coleman, returned to his
home i in Meridian, Idaho.
Miss Sylviu Hughey, who has
been : visiting ; with friends and
relatives for several days, returned
to her homo In Union this morning.
Arthur C.: Williams returned this
morning from Zanesvllle, Ohio,
from a trip on which he . accom
panied, his mother back to her
former home.
Miss Ortha Bennett of ' Arkon,
Colorado, has arrived on an ex
tended visit with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wylde and
uncle F. S. Wylde. .
Mrs. Herbert Chandlor ; and
daughter. Miss Hurborta, who have
been visiting at the H. a; Boduior
home, returned to 'their home in
Bakar last .evening.
intuit - ur iioaniuea, Yasninglon.4 ,,
where - she expects to spend the j Missionary Society of the M. E.
Bummer with her sister, Mrs: Otis Church met for an all day meeting
Veal. . , ! . ! at their Bcwing rooms in the Church
,,, T ' t r, ; i , , ' and dld 8 t of sewirfg for the Chil
Mrs. J. J. Peck and dauclitari.i ti.. m.. ai
, . ' . iuiwi ui uiu Trti ej uuuii vnev
wolcn, who have beon visaing at
the: home. o(;. Mrs. W; II. Clemens in
1'endletou have returned tq their
home, . '.') .',(. -
The Thursday Bridge Club wore
entertained at tho home , of Mrs,
E. Pollack this week. Mrs. W. II.
Bohnenkamp was the winner of the
honors.
. Mrs. Frank Frazlor who, has been
a gue;.. at Hot Lake and also
visiting with her sister in La
Grande, has returned to her Home
In Pendleton. ' ' .
iCHOOSE DARK SILK.
FOR DEPENDENCE'
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3uw hi
scived a delicious luucheon.'which was
welli.'attendcd.
0. M; Plummer of Portland will
leave in the morning for points in the
Wallowa county, whero ho will speak
at a number of places on "Food Con
servation." Mr. Plummer is well-
known throughout Union county, espe
cially among the educational workers-
Mrs. Laura D. Nash expects to
leafo" "Saturday night for her for
mer home at La Grande where
she will enjoy a visit with Mrs. F.
S. Ivanhoo and other friends. Mrs.
liiiGh plans to be absent for two
or three weeks. East Orogonian.
SA. T. Hill, Colon Eberhard, J.
A. Russell, J.. E. Reynolds, directors
of the Public Schools and Charles
H. Reynolds ,Clerk of the Schools,
wore visitors at the Art Exhibit
in "'the Grade Schools today. ' C.
E. 'Henderson, another 'director was
absent from tho city.
airs. Frank B. Aiken and sons
arrived in the city : from, their
home in Odgeu, Utah and will visit
a short tlmo at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Thomas. Mrs. Aiken
will bo remembered to many people
as Miss 'Mariam Bosqultz, a former
La Grando young lady.
Stanley . Mills, of tho Aviation
Department or the U. S. A., who
has been on a furlough on account
of illness and has been visiting
at the home or his grandmother,
Mrs.. B. W. Grandy, has bo far
recovered his health as to be able
to return to his camp at Vancouver,
Wash. - -.
UlSV HUES EXTEIiTAI.NHD
Mrs. Chas. Bedlngfiold, Mrs. Sam
Harris" and Mrs. G. Kerr enter
tained, tho Busy Bees at the home
of Mrs. Chus. Bedingfield this
afternoon. Sewing for the Red
Cross was the principle feature.
After this was finished cards and
games were played. Toothsome
luncheon .wan served and the sum
otv $3.G0. was netted for .the Red
Cross, 1 ' ' . .
WALLOWA. COUNTY'S DItlVU
I
What Is . totter for street
wear or for semi-formal oc
casions than tho becoming gown
lof dark silk? Hero Is an attractive
'.model developed In black char
;meuse with a rather close fitting
'corsage of black georgette crepe
'beaded In steel beads. , 1 - -
i One of Its chief charms Is the
simple draping at the back. The
.slender Bash of crepe, beaded and
tasseled In steel renders this an
unusually effective frock.,
With an apportionment of $158,-
010, Wallowa county subscribed to
'third Liberty loan bonds In the
anionrst of $245,350, making 155
j percent". . Tho subscribers numbered
1S1U reports the Record Chieftain.
WILL DiSI'LAY OREGON LUMBER
.. . ' "
A display of fir, spruce, hemlork,
and cedar products will be made by
the West Coast Lumbermen's associa
tion at the forthcoming exhibition of
the Royal Institute of British Archi
tects in Jxindon. .
iS'HXRR'Y-.l
! THEATRE i
i -THE HOUSE OK QUALITY............. J
. Lat -showing today of
TOM M IX, The Cowboy King,, in
"Cupid's Round-Up"
' A Sum'ssiou of Thrills and Laughs
Tomorrow "lily
THE PHI QV PARK ROW
' with Mildred". Manning .
A Vitagraili Uiin- RiMnni feature and a erarker
jack Coinedy.
' ) - ' ')' " 60k-''- n
31TUPWITI1 ' ChSM&AJ., OVlRHEADf DmTi,
TIE ON HEAD fat R IN 6 I' '
Will YOU make a model soldier from a physical standpoint?
If you can meet tho following requirements you will be up to the!
.standard for a model soldier.- , -
Chin yourself 10 times.
Jump eight feet from a standing position. 1
jump 4 leet 2 inches high from a standing position..
Put a 12-pound shot 33 feet.
Climb a 20-foot rope in 16 seconds! ,
Dash 60 yards in seven seconds.
Run a mile in six minutes. ' '
. Lifta 60-pound weight over your head with one hand.
Sit up from a supine position with a 20-pound weight suspended!
from the back of your head. '
.' : This series of tests was prescribed by Captain Roard E. NelliganJ
;director of athletics and representative of the war department commis-
;sion on -training camp actiivtles at Camp Devlno. - I
I Each man in camp was required to perform eight' of. the nine stunts)
(before obtaining a positive mark for his unit. By theso tests Captain)
. Nelllgan was able to determine the athletic caliber of tho men.nsdetl
lnisdirec.ti.on. . ... ,. . . , '
FORD CAR raES : :
AS
Babies Grow . Whiter as Doc'or anil
Nurse Serve Daily Balhs From
Door to Door.
"Good morning. We hnve como to
give tho children their bath," lids,' of
course, said In good French. Then
from off the motor cur 'slides a porta
ble shower bath, carried Into the house
by doctor and nursei v
For the next half hour that little
cottage boasts of a bathroom In active
service, for when tho water Is heated
the blessing of a warm, clean shower
pumped by the doctor falls On tho head
of Young France, while the nurse
scrubs religiously and the darkening
water bears witness of a whiter, clean
er child. ' . '.
And as you might well Imagine, the
kiddies like it, except the last cold
dash that the doctor slyly engineers
by quickly transferring the supply
pipe Into n bucket of cold . waU-'r for
kjgitnic cITect.
And what a blessing It Is to thesu
meek, tortured people, who for months
twvo been without all of life's com
forts and most of life's necessities, tgt
be mlnlstered-to (u this fashion I
It is perhaps understandable! to'
them that "lea "Am'erlcalns" out of
sheer pity might offer them that mea
ger thing that civilization calls "char
ity." Hut to be clothed, fed, sheltered
and cheered as they have been by our
Red Cross Is more than they can un
derstand. '''!.' 1
, For they hnyc seen a great miracle
grow out of the darkest pit of human
experience. They .have seen a bright
light out of . who'll has stepped the
mlnlslerlng nngel who bus tnught Uiem
to smllo againl They are no longer
slcX.-'lhcy are- no longer cold noP hnn
gry, anil now, winder of wonders,' this
same good friend has coutrlvetl In
some miiglc way-r-wlthin the sound of
the guns to givo them baths. ' .
You share in a groat national saving whenever ou,
buy one, of these two famous makes of J Mouses. . '.
In the aggTegate Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
are saved in selling expense alone, much more in the
economies of largo scale production, and quantity
buying, lint tho important thing is that you save in
dividually every time you buy a WIRTJlMOli or
WKIAVORTir, for all the savings that the contract
plan, under which these Waists are made and sold, goes back into the Waists in
the way of extra value. , , ,
Add to their value superiority, the fact that in the WlHTHMOtt and V EL
WORTH you always' get the latest aud most wanted styles, and then you'll
Understand Avhy it's a prudent thing to become a wearer of these splendid in
expensive Blouses. ' ,
NEW MODELS ON SALE TOMORROW.
1 GOLDEN RULE O
One of the 600 B. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchaslnc Tower of .
. Over 60 Million Dollara '...
4.4iM LA GRANDE (3tm STORE p
iNEWTODAYi
FOR KENT, CHEAP 5-room ho-.so. I
1415 V Ave. ' Inquire 1520 Y i
FOR SALE Driving ..mare.. John
Rothwell, Frultdul. , 5-10-0tp
X THK DISTl'.ICK t'OritT OK
T1I10 rNlTKIV STATKS 1'Olt
DisTiucr t)F oit:c;ox .
"n the matter of -
In Uankruptcy No. 4780.
Z. F. Ames, Bankrupt.
XOTH'K Ol' 1'IKST fltliDlTOIt'S
.. MHI0T1XO
To the creditors.- or Z. V. Ames
of la Grande. Oregon, in the dis
trict aforesaid . bankrupt: '
NOTICE la hereby given that on
he 7th day of May, 1918, tho paid
F. - Aincs. was duly .adjudged
MinUrupl. and the first meeting or
his creditors will be held at the
'ft Ice of the refreb in bankruptcy
in I.n Grandn,- Oregon, on tho 22nd
Jay of May, 1918 at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which time the
said, creditors may attend, prove
heir claims, appoint a - trustee;
jxnmino tho bankrupt,', and transact
audi other business as may propurly
come before said mooting.
' ' It. J. Green,
May 9th, 19 17. ;
Keferto In llr-nkruptey.
(All claims must be Bworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)
'-.' 5-10-lt
'The Film in Wartime
By THOMAS H. INCE,
Producer of Paramount and Artcraft Pictures.
Tlie wnrM catnclysm in sj unpi
forociist lis I'fftsct: on tin inlml of,
hnjiponwl mil ussisl in mnkSiirX u fi
Lltersiturp, mid it Is rsin'lii!ly lilii
roopnt a fomi of expression s tln n
without prpccdciils to ni'U us mul
Tho motion picture f in jrrcat. dcim
Is shown in nil ciunpK to ninllcim-s
partn' of tho world, apcaklnfr dlvcro
tongues and reared In different tra
dition. . It would ho Immensely valimMo to
learn what pictures siwait with a lan
Kuugo underfltouil by nil nationalities.
Thin would be a kuUU to tho pio
ilucera when, at the end u1 th war,
tho world's markets aro oiemd hhiii.
There in, i hciicve, a cnten.iUM of
opinion that the tlEhttns n;cn pretVr
photoplayH dealing w tth simple i'--mcntal
things. 'ITiev do not wmtt
traKedy. sen problem pIii!1?, prciU'li-j
tnenta or'aernioni4 In rtlnKulao. jir'('r-j
rlnjf rather rlenn, whoh'fopie r-lo:;r.
tlnsed with nentinient. There 1m h:ko
a demand for omefly iiltn ht-oh. -mi
ipceswirily thctfe of the l:iiwii-k ordr,
but which furnish quaint toti, h?( of
humor and renial charar;f.rixatfoT'B j
In all countries near tho noon-,:" of j
irnr inero m a nniiin iur imiyt iii.h
rfllevo the utraln of unrrnt'i-'i r.
horror. What the result will he whi- i
the final curtain haa fallen on th;
trnited.v. it t" lmpo(lhle lo f retell.
That the war will leava a deep lm-
iriiUnict that It Is iinpossllilfc to
man. .NoiliiiiLT that ha hitherto
mist us in its Inthu'we on Art or
"Uh to dctft'inino llH effect on so
lotion pititiri Wo, producers, nre :
can only follow tho vuhwjM clm-s.
ud in till hi'illtfervnt t'ountrios, iituL
or NuIditTM, men KtitliurtMl from nil
!ri'hHloit on literature in undoubted
That thiB will be felt hi every phasa
at art exprealon l.i eeriafn. The mil
iioti. who have nmretu'd day arid
nhht. lieepiii' a0 with Death. Will
.Mirt-ly record life with a (haniced In
.iitcht; and itiey will demand a nmro .
t-rious luterpreiatton of tho liddio of
orMs'teiiC'u.
A:i maftrrs F?and today. America la
;iiaiil.'ahy Hiipplyiny filmy for the
..-orlil. Fnintc uml J;aly have ceased
.o tpanufarttii e (hem and llirt Kouth
Aii:rien eormrrcH, which Import ed
'.!r"Iy from Iilhl nat!or.a, nmv IiMk
o Hie Uiilti-d SinteK. The predomfnaut
:!o:itkin of t hM country in pure to he
mainitilifl after the war. If a care
ful Htudy in mud of the different
pfviple? who a nf now t,ur difintM.
An f'xhautive istudy ahuld he made
nf I he attitude of the foreigner to
vtr film drnnm, atid the ureatifl t-aro
ilxtitil he taken to avoid crud files that
r-fC.mt Tirdloti;.! t- iPfftjitibiiitlfFi. This
tiVt'vtiTfil inn j-:iotj!tI (nu (tnbly have tlT
efe:t fi our o n atandarda, tnlaritfl
iur ouHool;. and riil uh of the b
twtiins fin of paruchtaliHin.
WANTED Night Clerk American
Express Office.
6-10-lt
WANTED Sunday night at the M.
10. Church DO niep: Prbmptly
' ut 8 o'clock. : 6-TO-lt
FOR UENT Small 3 room furnish- I
, ed. house with 'garden spot. Not
1 modern. Also wagon, homes,
harness, plow and mower , for
sale, mono Dluck 1642. t
,iH tjCnuso .Of , JloitduchUi: '
By knowing tho caut;e, a disease '
nay often he avoided. This la par
ticularly true of headache,. - Th
most comiuou causo of headache j
is a- dlsordoted stomach or consti
pation, which may bo corrected by
in! in (r o fnw doses nf Chamber-1
Iain's tablets. Try it. Many otlicis.
have obtainod permanent relief by j
takiuE those Tablets. . Thoy are
easy to take and mild and gentle in i
effect. V.- J
A WANT AD will do it.
Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be
Comfortable in a
FicONT LACE CORSET
the only cormt with the patented
VENTILE ,
Eack and Front Shield
He fitted to the corset designed for
your figure. There are
LA CAMILLE MODELS
for every figure. They are always
fitted by a scientifically trained cor
setier. This service noes with the
cornet and such comfort.
.A full ine of tho latest models al
ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and j
up. " .1
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere I
Res. 1702 Oak. Thou Red 3221 i
YOU CAN DEPEND ON FRESH STRAW
' BERRIES SATURDAY FOR YOUR
SUNDAY MEAL, BY PHONING
MAIN 80
Pattison Bros., Grocery
And -other Fruits and Vegetables, such as ;
iiiiiiiKs, .Oranges, ., Spinach, Asparagus, -Head
Lettuce, Eadislies, Cucuinbers, White
Wax Onions,. (Jreen Peas, Green Onions,
Fresh Tomatoes, Khuburb, New Cabbage
and Carrots. - ., .
Just got some lluuic-Madc prepared
lloise Kadisli
. (. . , i
Some of Hie finest Swiss (Cheese you ever
tavtcd.
Order creuin with your berries, we'll de-
liver it. . .,:
Will you have bread enough to last over
Sunday. . . - -. ".. .
Can give you llolsum or Dulti's White or.
War Uread." . ' J
CALL MAIN 80.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
1
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MJ M.
mt.
"Is Always oa the Job"
It's at tho two extreme in weatlier when a cheap or old style
separator gets on your "nerves." Below zero or above ninety
will spoil the health of any Cream Separator except theU. S.
Fortified Against Extremes of Temperature
WHEN IT C3 V; INTER
When it' a U. S. vou don't
liave to heat a ktttlc of hot water -to
curt the skimming. It vorki
cold.
When the oil In othsr separa
tors has clogged or frozen up, the
U. S. with no kinks, bends, or
goose neck, in us oil tuhcf is
running smoothly and silently,
perfectly lubricated.
When every hennd is frcciinjj
solid,- you don't have to worry
about the U. S. IkiwI bcir dam
aged by nrplect. It empties i:aclf
cutomaticill) alwsvs.
. When the pas engine "ics" if
you arc using poxviT, the U. S.
has a hand ctank on th? other
side, and you can "po to it!"
WHEN IT IS SUMMER
When cream is produced by a
U. S., it keeps longer, for it's the
first and only separator wholly
fortified in sanitary ways. Bac
teria arc "up against it" like flics
in January.
When others pet "vile" the U.
S. is sweet and clean, with no
milk drip on frame, or in gear
case, or iron bowl chamber. I he
sanitary li;;cr prevents.
When ordinary separators turn
the new batch sour, wtih bowl
full from previous run, the U. S.
starts fresh and drv, the bowl
having drained itself.
When washing-up time comes,
there arc fewer parts to clean.
' he U. S. mechanical washer
does it in one-third time. Sum
mer time is valuable.
Every So&ton in "Open Season" fer tho U. S.
J)o von n:hr now lh:it I will never rest easv until all my dairy
frirmh have tlx.' i). Sf J mn s-N:n? nsmfaclion and will not trv to build
up busings on anv orhrr bans. Send for Complete Cntnloijue,
LTgrande implementcoT-7""
hpirljil Priro for il lii).
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