La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1918, Image 3

la ';kAiair"J:VENi'C oiisi-:iiVJs!U
ftO.NlJAY, MAY 57, 1SU
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RED CROSS DRUG
STORE v
The Kpdak
Store
'V1
John' Carte j came - down from
Moachuiu today. . i ,
Mints Eileen Peure wag a week cud
visitor In Doing. ., '.
- ibljn Brutton in over from his
homo: in Wallowa. . .- j
Mrs.,, L D Akftis returned to her
homo In Te locust today. ..
MIL AT
men
RIVERSIDE
SERVICE - FLAG
S
DED GATED
i . Stiualor W. H. Hlruyer Is down
itroiu his1 homo in Raker.,
EMJlU'lrtKs I.YIU."..M A'l 'TUMWItjaiKTItODIST ' t'Ht'IU'11 PKOPI
I. CU-Ey- Allen, an auditor- for tho
iO. w!, i:v a .business .visitor -in: the
Dir.! r Jr..,, ,s . ,.' icung a. fov
days in Jportlan'il,; ;;;; s -'
C. B. Hutchinson is a North
Powder visitor In the city. 7
L. C. Smith, of the Srnith'8 Karate,
is spending n few days in Portland.
! Mr. find "ilrs,;' 'GZ J. 7 ForasUom
; are tfoyn from their, hqirib in North'
Powder. j'.i V; ''':'' -i. "'.'.'.'7': yC'i; ; r
isicoAtiinj y; rviitin
Home .Cir..iiHls Have - Puvrnl (hat-;:
ol . GroimdH mid i in;
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IIOMXi MKMBIJIiS l.N WAR
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'I MIl'O
Total
uf (ho
oi'f Voi'ly-'i'ivo
lit jii-s Are
of ;,ii,!
Mr. and Mrs. iWtllinm Bay ami
funnly of Elin were" woekend visi
tors in the city. : : '
Eugeno Newlin is visiting will,
friends and relatives in- Portland for
a few weeks. , . 1 x
J. F. Corbett is in Portland con
ferring with the 0. W. officials in
arranging; a new time card.
Senator and; Airs, C, P. Olson nro
Portland pcoiile who aro visiting in
La Grande. .
.-''' Regardless of tie ,'. uusor.tVoiiublo
condition ' ot t!ie; v.'enHu-T there .vv .tit
ii' large attendance at tho Memorial
program at Riverside Park yetftor-
Charlos MeCrary, of the La Orundo
GarutiO, Is a business visitor In Port
land this week. ' ' s
Supt... Troynor ; of :
Hondo Hospital, - was .
Cove yesterday.
the Grando
a visitor at
The aorviiro .-flai
JSpiseop'n olai'-c!
with itj.iiivijpj'iutV) ".;
church t'.itnd.'.y ov
7m;7l7;:rr
You will find it a Very Simple Matter to Select Your
DECORATION DAY OUTFIT, HERE, ,
Decoration Day would not carry mudi significance wove it not a Dress
up day for Men. Aside from your Hwt, this is a spendid time for replenish
mg your supply of, furnishings and in time for suninier weather. ,
Time to throw
your derby in tht
ash eun and buy w
!. 3!. ii'uilUt )
ilOiifeil .jit t!H! ! .
s;., "Tliavo was i .
day. The crowdB were a rcuindor '.special- ntuain 'ir I in o-p-tislor which
of tho Chautauqua soason on ac- llncluded. a -unmi tcu bv -Misses Mar-IJt
count of the Jurgo nuuiber present, jgurite and -Uladys -
The nroKiara . at the - pavilion: IMossers, lMi.nitr. iina
Winters
Hiisfei-t.-
and
Posmnster Lewis Is down from
HllKard today to attend to some
business affairs. " . . . i. . , . ..!
p 'Mrs. L. E. Loland, of Enterprise,
1o irlultlnn" o tha hnnia nf T!i anrl
Mrs. P. A. Charlton, - . ,,
H. B, Poulterer, of the 0. W. R.
& N. Co., ' With headquarters In
Portland Is a business visitor In the
city. N
C A, McNeil, who .was principal
of the La Grande High 'School for'
the past year, left this morning for
Portland.
i . ;.','V :'-. V;" .-'.'.''. y
S. J. Graham Is in La Grando for
a day and is the guest nf his friend
and former school mate', Judge
Rout. Eaklo,
Mrs. Ed Males and little daughter
are down from their home in Seattle
. sud will visit with lyirs. D. H. Jesse
for a short time. '
i' Mrs. W. H. Van Duyn and daugh
ter, who have been visiting at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Biggers,
loft this morning for Spokane.
.'. Miss B. P. West, who has been
visiting with relatives in La Grando
for the past few days, returned to
her homo In Union this morning. -
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Schilko, of Los
- tine, have returned to their home
after visiting a short time at the
home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Schilko.
Mrs. Laura I). N.ish, who has been
which was In charge of Mrs, i August
Nelson of the W. R. C.,, was opened
with Invocation, by Rev. Upton It.
nil,l,n nnrl rnnrllnir nf ni'nHl, mill inn hv
:ltov. Smith. ; -' .
There was special tiiusfn inter
spersed with the other exorcises, and
I. W. Faulk, Grand ..Army; veteran,
officiated as chairman. f -:
The memorial address was .'given
by Dr Feeso and was received with
I the: deopest Interest. The speaker
brought home with a well" ordered
S. H. Webb, a prominent real es
tate agent of Astoria, Is spending a
Cow days in La .Grande. "
Mrs. A. M. Runnels Is in the city
en route to her home in Joseph after
la (ew days spent -lnv Portland, j .
Mr. and Mrs. F. I). Bennlnger left
this morning for Baktr where they
will make their future home., v
Mrs;.. R. O. Hill returned to her
home. ' In Toldease . today after
spending Sunday In La Grando, '
Mrs. Albert Mount, wife of a
prominent physician of Joseph, Is
spending a few. days in La Grande.
: Mrs. J. WT Pierce, who ha been
visiting In La Ganclo, returned to
her home In Pleasant Valley this
morning, i
Vocal solos wore alo rendered by
Mrs. Uulh VVInldi's and Mrs. Ganibel.
: Iiricf fci'it. - .very ' .'nppropriato' ad
dresses vera tiveii 'by Cnpt. A,. W.
Nelson and 1. font,; II. If. Dixon, . The
ded!cn!j;r,y,;iii.lres;i dv
Dr.- Fcesa',wi.o r firs'-'fo '.
depth ,of KiiDis;. ...;;:
Wliicl(.: broil. snf.:' ilio Ijfcsg'.'i
gtth' i
c; TlVtvv..iV?. !;v'(!:r!i!i;,i),,;. ,e
contaiiiii frrt.;-tv.ro jiiai.
whlcii. aro in sold
livciBil by 1. Tv
T li Is f;nitf
: oci'aiilon yjk.
Katiott 1c
Blue Serge
SUITS
'for Decoration Day
- $15 to $30.
A' serge suit
an all-round gener
al utility ..garment)
ei),- .Kervlco flag
'i-. I'irua of
wprer.-:ilinii the"
iiiUlp. by Crelgh-
was killed in
action wltlt the British forces, and
Bert Andrews and Gordon Gillman,
both of whom died In France. :
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED.
presentation the special significance 1 1 , . h
ui iiiu uay uau inu ucLcnuiij' ui
ting the same aside as the time for
solemn contemplation. -: . v.
After the program at the pavilion
the launching of the boat and the
casting of flowers took place at the
bridge. ' The boat, which was an
limitation battle ship, . was provided
by "August Nelson, and tho song
.which accompanied the floral show
ering was entitled "Casting Flowers
Upon ' the Waters.
music, which was composed by a
resident of Salem, had been dedi
cated to Mrs. Cora M. , Davis, of
Union. . ' ' ... ' v - -
The La C ramie buttalion of the
Oregon state guard had general
charge of the grounds and their
part of the -program ivas curried in
perfect order. One of the acts of
the home guards was the firing of
a : salute, sounding . ''taps" as a
fitting conclusion to the events of
the day. . . -..-
Sons And Daughters Of Pioneers Per
fect Preliminaries,
Tho second meeting of the newly-
Thls piece of I organized Sons and Daughters of
rioncers oi union county was noiu at
the city hall SatuVday afternoon. Mr.
S. L, Brooks, president of tho Pion
eer Association, yas present and par
ticipated in tho deliberations of the
meting. All who are eligible as
members are invited to join. Badges
for the members are now available
and may be had on application to
Mrs. Julius Roesch, of La Grande.
I
Danied Tloyd, a prominent at
itorney of Enterprise, was in the city
on route to Portland on legal busi
ness. .
Mrs. W. J. Fowler, who has been
spending a few days in ' Portland,
has returned to . her home In f)a
Grando.; . !. . ..v
Mrs. -S: Denno Crowe und sniiill
sons will loavo -Wednesday 'for Port-
KI.ISi.KAIIS All LNTION
Tuesday evening, May 2&lh; is
Social 'Evening, and all Robekahs
lino earnestly requested to he pros,
iunt, and hear the report of Delegates
of Assembly read. . ' . ;- . s
, Dy order, of Comnt-ittec.:.
1 'i7.l:7-7 .'"''-'-: ;".;-" ; '5-27-it
MARRIED.
Mr. Robert L. Deal and Mrs. Car
rie Deal were married at the parson
age of the M. E. Church, -South, May
25, 1918. 'liev. W. B. Smith officiat
ing. o .
Dally Thought.
In the long run men lilt only what
they film at. Therefore, though they
should, full .Immediately, thev had bct;
(it 111111 lit something high. Henry
David Tliorenu. V-
- Mr3. F. S." Ivanhoe and other friends ativaii and friends,
:.' in.;the city, has returned to her home! ,, ;.-. : r ' 'V.
in Pendloton. - v ,. -',,f C.'. S.' Rankin, factory reprbsenta-
V ", 1 iitlveofloroKiotivo stokers, 'With, heiid-
; Mrs. Georgo ,angdon,' who lias qu;n tors In Portland, is-a business
been visiting with Miss- FranUie (ylsltor In our city. .; I ; .'.
Walling, at the .Walling' Mllllnory . ; ,-: ., - ',',,,";.-.''--'..;' "' ' ;'
AIIO.MOIU.M, riri'PKll
V
Tlio annual nienuii-ial supper will
be; held at Su'inmeryllld' coiiamilujB
at -4'p; nr.-'..,San-lccn 'will he held at.
the Cemetery at : '2:30' Decoration
Day. , .f-2 S-St. pd.
NORTON' MUSTDB
PI3ND ON HITTING1'
ABILITY. TO WIN,
Sl,op, has i-oturued to her home in
'Nanipa, Idaho.. 1 - ; .P,; ;
i'-A; -innrriajTr-anftd
to Vh'.to-'
Kolth of; tWn '
il'iod Hatlirda-.
ilrf'ij.s'e. has . been ifi
Kiup and llis Ruth
itv. Tli,-y v.'Ci-c ilifir
b;.' '.itistlce of tho
J. H.'l'earo left : last' evening for
Portland -16.-attend- tho Knights of
Coltimuuni convention .that is: , in
session .'there'- this v,-eek. ': ' . .. ,-, '
Pa.rc A. C. WiJIiiurs
M?.iiiii1 Mm.
" Fred Spalh loft , '-.last .evonirig -for
Poiihitul -' , iu a; l.i'iogato-'' to tjio
-Knijilits . of ... Coin aibiis . convention
that in conrenlr.jtiiore, ; .:.),. '; ;
.9 (.'hoHsmnu uini
(iaugiityr ?4is'i T;jn;y,' who has bennj-';' MI.W Coi'a;EiiiT.!i, of. thcf suit, do
visitinif 'at the home of Mr. and.''Mr."!!iartnfent'"of lllllu toeiiaf tiiion't, store
A. G. Hampton, has returned to their 1 who... has boon visiting In Portland,
home in Pendleton.
!, ' Not In TI-. ,t W?y. j
I' A foreijra-l'rn t'll:;:.'-.i iinl li!fl wife j
i'wero. not llvhi': fr-ilii-'r. A (Ire do- j
i stroyn) lln-ir liomo. The insurance I
eonnuiny. wi-r i-isi llio, lir-yiiNYit, j
or Hie -ill.v or in.-iira'K'i- fnoreon.
Tlie ; himnnnd. nr rro-oxnniinalltin. I,
was asked 'jy, ilio IstOyer fi- (he In
durance ;cuiiii':Hiv li' Ik antl I1:m w'IV
Vel-e: liot. S'.';i.'-.r:i(,i-;l: ' ITo ri-j-i! l,?(T,.- "Koi
rinanciaHy."-:Kvcryl)(al,v,M MairitKlne.
has returned
Grunde.
to her home in La
Mid. MneaiA Mnlhr nun nf thr. inn-
phBr nf'thB. Antral Shnnl for the1 Tfie ,Junio Red Cross of Island
past year, left this morning for hcrltf-today donated 24.'40 to the Red
home in Ukiah, where she will Bpend " , .
the summer months. M,S- ,A- hl Ivanhoe.'-county schoo
, ' superintendent, and will be turned
lover to, the local chapter. ' -
Mrs.-" Earl Freeman and, baby
daughter Jane, who have been" visit
ing with relatives' and friends for ! .
the past few weeks, have returned to
their home In 'Portland.
Miss Zulalvmaii went over to Hot
Lake this morning to bo with her
sister, Miss Thalia Kululyman who
Is to undergo an operation at tho
Sanltorluin 'tomorrow.
Mrs. Adolph Newlin will leave to
morrow evening" for Harrington
Washington, to visit with her par
ents and will join them in an auto
mobile trip through Montana.
Miss Me Nclll, who has been
teaching in the Union High School
for the past year, has returned to
'La Grande to spend her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Nellie G
Nclll. ,. r ,
Mrs. J. M. Bledsoe, who has been
attending the Rebckah assembly at
Seaside, stopped over in La Grande
to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Anderson, before proceeding to
her home in Wallowa.
H. F. Kelloy of Washtucna, Wash
ington, left this morning for Joseph
with' two car loads of blooded bulls
which he has . shipped here from
Kansas City, and which will be dis
posed of In tho Wallowa county. -
Mrs. W. W. Wado, who went as a
delegate to tho P. E. O. Convention
at Salem from the local Chapter,
I, returned to her home this morn
ing. Mrs, Wade also visited With
her daughter who is a student at tho
O. A. C.
Mrs. E. H. Kiddle of Island City
returned home today after attend
ing the P. E. O. Convention at
Saloin, as a representative of Chap
ter I of this city, Mrs. Kiddle also
visited with her daughter) Miss
Letha, who is a student at the U. of
O. '"'' : .'.
- Defiant Childhood.
It would be Interesting to know how
far the grimacing habit of children is
related to the combative Instinct. A
child protrudes Us tongue nod con
torts Its features In order. It would
seem, to express dislikanii;-l defiance.
Hurry Campbell In the Lancet (Lon
don). ,
Survival.
Life Is a struggle, but not n war
fare: ic- is a day's labor, but lahnr on
God's earth, under the sun and stars
with other laborers, whore we may
think anil sing and rejoice us wo work.
John Burroughs.
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M-'tb: . ; . .
U:-;ya ..--. ..A.,n' ' 'fejVi-
1
befitting
- casion.
serges in. ll
conservative
for young
'Attention to
tails, linings,
every oe
ll ere are
smart
cuts
men.
(loot;1)
isl U ( IA M'i Vlrr
.
especially inarked
Wc are
Agents for
McCalls
Patterns.
T GOLDEN f!ULEC
On of the 600 R. C, V. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of
t Over 60 Million Dollars : 1
,4,4.4.44.4.4.4 LA GRANDE
4
$
t
it
t.
store ;.4..v?
Straw Hat
(Jet a full sea
son's wear out of
the hat' you buy,
Priced here at
$1.48 to $3.00.'
Let us help rig
you out in- your
summer . outfit.
Yon '11 find you arc
completely at home
here, and tho pric
es are exactly right
Wc close
Saturday
evfriing "
at 9 . ,,
o'clock
I NEW TODAY!
WANTED, a god Solicitor,
server.
: Cull Ob-5-27-3t
p
WANTED, Cmpetent help for gen
oral housework, Good wagos, Call
- F. 15. 5-27-tf
F0RSALE. Piano,rockers,' library
table and rugs. Black 3881.
, 5-27-2t pd
FOR 'RENT
: ern House.
-Nicely I'lirnlBhod mod
Red 102 1.
" 5-27-21
FOR SALE Furnltnro for 5 Room
, House. Cull Black 422. 2008
Cedar. 5-27-6t p
tablets. Try If. Many othors haVo 6b
talned permanent relief ' by ; taking
these Tablets, They aro easy to take
and mild and gentle In effeot. ; :, '
. : Ciiuse Of llcndacho ,
By knowing the cause, a dloeaso j
may bo often avoided. This Is par-
ticulurly true of headache. The
most common cause uJ hoadacho is I
0 disordered stomach of constipation,
which' may easily be corrected by talt-1
ini: a few dosos of Chamberlain's
SOME
CORSET
FACTS
OVER THE TOPI
The call sounded the need was urgent '
- and wo answered.
America went oVcr the to) in the
Third Liberty Loan but '
The Huns are not yet beaten.
Again the call will" sound and again
w e must be ready to respond. ' .
Preparedness is in order.
. Mobilize your dollars in a : banli ac- '
(mint.
(Jet tlieni. " in training " now to strike
aiiolher death-knell for the war-crazed
Prussian hordes.
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UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
La Grande, Oregon
Force of Habit.
Ex-P. C. XflMlO (Just back from pa
trol) I snw this 'ere person loitering
about under suspicious circumstances
and with weapons hlndlcating that '0
contemplated committing a felony so
I runs 'lm in, yer worship 1 Passing
Show.
i ,WS - '
Tho Red Sox ot' 1913 must de
pend more upon hitting and less
upon fielding and pitching to win
Its games this year. Wallid
8chang, one of tho best catchers
In the league, may be shifted to
the out Bold to bolster up tlio.hit.
tin.' " 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Byers have re
turned home from a visit in Penn
vlvnnin and New Vork. Thcv renort
a very interesting trip. They visited!
many places of interest, among them
being Gettysburg, where they saw
our boys training for tank service.
Tom Olson and Miss Sorma
Ericksen we-e married by Justice of
the Peace Williams this morning.
These young people are from Enter,
prise and will mr.ke their home
there. Mr. T)lson is an employee
with the East Oregon Lumber Co.
Practise Makes Perfect .- '
If you are a clerk, dp you know any
thing about the goods you handle! If
you are a teacher, do you subscribe to
ony pedagogical works?' Do you at
tend lectures! Do you study child lifej
If you are a mother, do you know any
thing about chemistry and dietetics
and home nursing? If you are a writer
do you know anything about the liter
ary market, the fashions in stories?
Arc you familiar with the literature
of the world? .Do you know anything
about life Itself?
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W . TIIK IMAllUNI BRAND. A '
flffuilt-al Auk jowrUroKjIatfoTAA
Si 'il--h4-tf-r IMsmonf Rralk
la " foM n.-tl.icVy
U,3J Ik--,, tnlr-1 Vith Bit; KlUx&. V
.t-I Tk n rtliT. Bbjt of our v
4K VncmU AtV fix Cin'irr.-TKllTl
ZP kIAMU.N1 IIH4NI I'lLlA, far 21
H fv-in known p f ifert. Atwr P.rtici U
f SOLD BV Oni'CulSTS EVERYWHERE ii
5HERRY
. THEATRE
..........THE HOUSE OF QUALITY... ........
LAST SHOWING TODAY.
He wagered he'd be happy even as a tramp and thus proved a
good theory in
"The Landloper"
A colorful story of romance andnlventurc, bused on Ho man
Day's novel of the same name, and -
Harold Lockwood
ALSO A FINE CIll'.ISTlK COMEDY.
TOMORROW, WILLIAM S. HART in "THE I.
A Two-Reel Masterpiece, and ALICE JOiCE in
OF THE SOUL." '
AST CARD,".
"THE SONG
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READ
There are, of course, good
corsets arid bad corsets
A good corset molds you to
Its shape. You mold o poor
corset to your shape That
Is why your figure Improves
Under the influenco of nn ar
tistically designed and well
made corset.
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W e make War Bread fresh every day. Every
Monday and Wednesday regular War Buns.
- Try our Liberty- Bread. We also have the
most complete line of Home-made Pies, Cakes,.
Doughnuts, .Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies in
the city.
All made according to Government regulations.'-
DUTLI BAKERY
317 North Fir St. . Just Acrossthe Track
Front Laced
arc designed by the most
skillful and consequently the
highest paid designer in the
business.
PAULINE
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CIGAR STORE
We carry tho Choicest Brands ot
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY,
CANDIES, ETC.
Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled
Ice Cream Fresh Every Day.
West-Jacobs Bldg. EARL N. DOANE, Prop.
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