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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1918)
rr.-TiAv, may a, l,A (iliASll)l': EVKNIKG OltSKliVKU is" BED CROSS DRUG STORE The Kodak Store i i AL. G. BARFiES BIG ANIMAL CIRCUS VISITS LA GRAND f i SATURDAY $ocia and , Personal i j Mrs. H. M. Topllff of Pendleton, , la unending a few days la La Grande The Kaffee Klatch members are enjoying a picnic at Riverside Park today. -: - . O. Fuirchild is an Enterprise citi zen who is transacting business in La Grande. John Walden, Gulno . . Wardon of this county. Is Bpcnding a few days in Pendleton. Frank S.. Bridges, who has been a business visitor in Baker has re turned to La Grande. The pupils and teachers of the Im bler schools are holding a picnic ift Riverside Park today. Mr. and Mis. Andy .Loney loft this morning for Bremerton where Mr. Loney will enter the Navy. E. E. Kiddle roturncd this, morn Ing from Portland where he has been attending tlie War Conference Frank Baker, a conductor or-the O. W., with headquarters In Pendle ton, Is upending the day in La Grande. Mrs. A. Runnels, who has been spending a few days In our city re turned to hor home In Joseph on the morning train. ; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp en tertained the Young People's Club at their home Thursday evening. Eveiy one reports a very enjoyable time, Mr. and Mrs. Ghase Bohnenkamp und daughter Peggy, . and Mr. and Mrs; Earl Stoddard and family spent yesterday on Meadow; Brook fishing. Mrs. Fred Kiddle cntortained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home in Island Citv yesterday afternoon. Mrs, ;. M. B. Donahue won the honors of the ' day. " ' - ' Mrs. Clyde Kiddle and daughter. who havo been visiting 111 Portland and vicinity for tho past few weeks, returned to their home In Island City today. Mrs. H. S. Brownton is spending a -r,w rluvft in Portland and Salem While in Salem she attended the meeting of the P. E. 0. as a repres entative of Chapter I of this city. E. H. O'Neill, traveling passenger ugcut of the O. W., who lias been a business visitor in La Grande for the past several days, was a west bound passenger on this morning's train. - ' Mrs. F. S. ivanhoe cntortained at a Red Cross party at her home Wed nesday afternoon. The guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon and the Red Cross benefited financially. Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp captured the prize. Tho 1018 class of the La Grande High School motored to the home or Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bidwell at Island City last evening and were ontortulned ' by Miss Icis Bryant The guests report a delightful time. ; o 1'IT THIS T1MK TAIiLK WHICltK YOU WILL NOT KOItUliT IT OX MA as , Schedule for the great Al G. Barnes shows which will vliilt hero on May 26. Let your friends read it but do not lose It. . . . Early morning arrival of the show cars and erection of the spacious tents on tho show grounds. li):30 A. M. Parade will leave the grounds and pass in review through the principle streets. Over two miles of grandeur, i 11:30 A. M. Grands free exhibi tion on the show grounds on the return- of the street parade. 11:45 Opening of the curio de partment which will remain open all day. 1:00 P. M. Opening of front door to the show, animal congress, promenade concert and congress of nations. Ono ticket only required. I 2:00 P. M. Starting of the big show and colossal spectacular. Most sight ever presented under canvas.. 4:30 P. M. After show and con cert In the. big tent. Company of funny vaudevlllians and wild west heroes. 5:15 IV M. Feeding pt the an imals In the menagerie. ' 6:45 P. M. Free outside exhibi tion and bands concert. 7:00 P. M. Opening of doors for the night show, animal congress and concert. 8:00 P. M. Commencing of the big show and gigantic falrylaud spectacle. 10:00 P. M. Big after show and anerltorlous vaudeville how. . . . .- A . A W K 'r It H B. F. Owalcy is over from his home in Wailn (Walla. . J. J. Brugger la Grande from Elgin. a visitor in La Roy E,' Phillips is In tha city from his homo in Union. , ' . C. A. Nichoalds is a business visi tor in Union and Cove today. ; S. O. Williams, of Enterprise, is spending a few days in thu city. J)r. Oftodal was over from his home in Covo Thursday of this week. B, L. Burroughs, a prominent citi zen of Pendleton, mtcrosted in the lumber and fuel business, is sepnt'.ing u few days in La Grande. TO WHOM. IT , MAY. CONCERN': Jarvla Kmlgh is no longer connect ed with tho Valley Creamery, La Grande, Oregon,, or with any other creamery branch of the Walla Walla Creamery. . - VALLEY CREMERV. 5-2i'-3t : I NEW TODAY - ON SALE SATURDAY! liadieal reduction in Ladies' Low Shoes -for Saturday selling. Two 1 lots" to chouse from. Pumps, Oxfords and Strap Slippers, In Patents, Kids and . Guu-inctal leathers. ,AU are priced way. below the wholesale cost i.-.;r It LOT ONE All small sizes, made for the lady who can wear a small size" shoe. Sizes from 2 to 4. Yours for Sat urday only. Pair $1.98 Pair. LOT TWO All regular sizes. In this lot we can fit most any foot. Don't miss this opportunitv to shoe yourself.. Sizes 2 V- to 7. .Yours for Satur day oulv. . " Pair $2.48 Pair. WANTED. NifBit can Express Cb. ;ierk. Amorr C-24-8t FOR KKNT Modern five .roomed hoiiso. 1707 Cedar St. Inquire L. M. Hoyt, : : ' 5-22-3t LOST A sterling silver flag pin. Set in Red, White and Blue Stones. Findes leave at Observer offlco. Reward. : V 6-24-2t RELINQUISHMENT on. 40 acres of timber land, 12 miles south of La Grande, for sale or trade for au to. Four acres-ready to plow; 8 ' acres slashed; rest standing timber black pine, tamarack and fir. Log cabin, henhouse, and stable. For particularsi see 1101 D Ave.. 5-24-2t We are Agents for McCulla Patterns. T GOLDEN RULE C Quality tfa aime-'BuceA tm- One of tho 600 R. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of Over 60 Million Dollars -1 We cIosq Saturday cvfuing at 9 o'clock v STORE Cuuxb Of Hcaduche . By knowing tho cause, a disease may bo ortcn avoided. This Is par ticularly true of hoadache. The most common cause of headache Is a disordered stomach of constipation; which may easily bo corrected by tak ing a few doses of Chamberlain's tablets. Try it. Many others havo ob tained permanent relief by taking these Tablets. They are easy to take and mild and gentle In effect. THK CIRCl'S IS COJU.NG The Al G. Barnes big four ring circus with 1200 animal actors and 000 performers and . a program of 103' thrilling, sensational, spectacjij lar acts comes to La Graude to morrow. Two performances, after noon una evening win ue .ivu. The circus train, forty eight cars j o'clock long is due to reach this city at daybreak tomorrow, ' coming here from Buker. The work of unloading the animals from their cars to the dens will begin immediately, a'nd tho blgr- tPs iwlH be? pltild in record time. ' Preparations will be started at once for the big two mile parade, . which begins at - 10:30 Miss Stella Mayfield went to. Un ion this morning to visit with friends and to attend the commencement pro gram of the High school. Mrs. G. A. Bailantyne and baby son Gordon, whose home is in Perry, left this morning for Ogdon, Utah, to spend tho summer with relatives and friends. . . Rev. Upton II. Gibbs left this morning for Pcndloton to attend a conference "of the clergy of the Dis trict of Eastern Oregon. Bishop Robert L. Paddock will attend this meeting and will thon leave for New York on his way to France where he goes under the allspices of the Y. M. C. A. ' .' James Moss, who has been at Seal side attending the convention of I. ', O. O. F. returned to La Grande this! morning. . ,'! Mrs. William Fowler left this mor ning for Huntington, where she will j other Relatives. . . H.; C. Graily, conductor on the El gin brunch, who has been spending a few days in Portland, returned home this morning. Your Saturday Needs at prices that save Strawberries, per box, 15 cents (jrceu Onions', :) bunches . ... . . . . . . . . .... Oc EaltcnHrfiTead LeUuce": ::'C..li . .lie ' Rhubarb, per lb.. v.: .'. ...VAc Fresh Kauch Butter .......90c: Green Peas, 2 lbs. for .................. . -25c Asparagus, 21bs. for . . . . ... . . . . . 25c New Potatoes, .-per lb 10c Bananirs, per lb.. 11c Good sorted Potatoes, per cwt ........ .75c- We delivey all cash orders free.of charge. Use your telephone. .". . . ' ' T. J. Scroggln, County Chairman of the Council of National Defense, who has been in Portland attending the meeting of the War Council, re turned home this morning. if. j 1 COHNEl JOEL'S GROCERY I J CEDAlt AND WASHINGTON APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR GRADUATES Coiiiiiienccimvnt is one of the "lied Letter", vhiys of life, and the faithful student deserves some token of appreciation. ., The various lines we carry afford the most desirable gifts and a wide selection at any ; price you cure to pay. NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. , V5HERRY i ; THEATRE -; ...... THIS llOL'Sli OV QUALITY. Last Showing today of Nearly Married . with MADGIj KKXXKDY ' Just one succession of laughs. And the FOli'l) WKKKLY Shvhig the liistor; of our Flag. TOMORROW ONLY . ;" . THE HERO OF SUBMARINE D-2 . .StairingCllAS. 1MCI1MAN Patriotic, Sensational. sFegial" SEED OFFER To any man, woman, boy or girl in Union cdunty, who will bung us fit) cents worth of potatoes this fall, wo will give at this time t. 1 .:. " $1 Worth of Garden Seed Your Own Selection. . I CHERRY'S FLORISTS Help win.Uic War. IMant your Garden now. y?i i)ii(W)wtrtwfBiisii MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS on Circus Day. We are well supplied with Fruits, Uerrics and Vegetables, and everything you .need for a lunch and a good meal. You save on every article. Fancy Head Lettuce ,...10c Rhubarb 5c Meets, in bunches 'Jc Carrots, in bunches.... He Bermuda Onious 9c New Cabbage . . fie Green Onions, 3 for ...'.10c Argo Corn Starch 10c Best Matches 7c,' pkg . .31c Peerless Syrup per gal. $1.15 Fairy and Ivory Sonp ..7c Assorted 10c Toilet Soap 3c tiood Dry .Onions, lOlbs. for 25c Jello Powder c iiOc Coffee for ........ 19c . Crescent 'Extracts neither bake nor freeze out it's the binder. Yanila,' Lemon and all standard flavors. Al Your grocer Sells Them. Fresh Strawberries every day at the lowest prire. , Extra large Grape Fruit, for !)c cash. For beauty of line, tjuality 'of material and Follow the crowd to HUG'S MODERN GROCERY CALL MAIN 35 CALL MAIN 43 FOR We will have plenty of Dixie Bread for your ; Sunday outing Kennewick and California Strawberries ' Swan's Angel and . Sunshine Cakes Fresh ground peanut Butter PHONE MAIN 43 J. G. Snodgrass . N mwmMi:T:iT:n:iura:iri
