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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1918)
' " TUESDAY: MAY 2S. 19i8; 1 J A lite' TWO "" 1 V j -i v i ; k ' !: V vs i x n 0 i ;s i; u v ; i : That hat with Thoroughbred Lines The Gordon Vdiidiig iwn psccrn 4 EIGHT GRADE EXtM. You can pick n flordon with your ryes shut (Hid know you arc Kitting correct stylo and the best quality. ; t . .."' Tho only miKou we advise looking heforo you buy j'h that kohio .0110 of the many styles and shades will heeoino you better than others. Hill's Department Store SL'CCESSKt l. Ali'oICANTS NUM. IIKU 13B OTIIKItS AUSO HAVE CHANCE. --.!,' ARC A DEW S-T-A-R ' ...... WONDERFUL EDUCATE!! ON HII'I'. hjll. J'ONY . "I'M I' , M'OTTI'in UI.Y" : TOIAY I Kiln Hall. In the Hlueblrd photo- "I play, will le tho heroine of a Hlory ' Peter Tan, tlio only educated Kx-lof sacrillce ul the Slur Theatre to ' moor pony in (he United States, Isjdiiy and tomorrow, when "The the mar attraction on the Hippo- Spotted Illy' In presented. ' The drome Vaduovillo bill that appears plot opens In war-rlddon France and at the Arcade tomorrow. ; Peter Pan is a most handsome pony and does numerous stunts that the average . person will not .think a horse ts cap able of doing. ' . , Dave and Irene I.ennrd are a talent ed couple that have a comedy ckit : nnlll "I.lnlo nt thn fflunu." It a full of comedy songs, funny situa-i,B,c,'p 0, "ac,',flce' for tions and a rapid fire line of come- ""A bc bitter, the dregs ..'ily talk".::"'-' -X;-. ;-':;v.".' .. Stewart and Earl, 'a petite young couple are presenting a talking and singing number that fairly exudes comedy. Stewart and Earl and both youngster ' and put all the fire of 1 youth into their work, which, accounts largely for their popularity. j Jane West presents , u ..charming ' - 'and beautif iil" 'offering Vhtth ' shot ends. In final liapplneHg hero In this "land of the free," Kiln Hair plays a dual . rbe, She. Is first soon im a nun who nicriflees herself,' to mil- (tuiimn to, save, the other . Inmates of a besieged convent, and later ap pears as the child born of this great sacrifice. ."Drink ye Kindly from though It are ever of the sweetest.'' On this quotation the story of, "TJie Spotted Lily" is founded. - ; ; V Jl'MY LIST DHAWX , NiinicN of i Thirty-One Who Are to Servo lit Julio Term of Court. Tlio llu ,r 11,1.-1..-....., Which shoi ,i,., , ,..,. , ..... . 1 ealls "Springtlmo' Frolics.KrShe- js!terlll "0r -.circuit court, "their "respec n clever comedienne and her repel-jtlve places of residence and their lone 01 songs are 01 me popular !OCCupatlons is as follows: .'..-. i kind that one enjoys the most. Sho makes several changes of wardrobe in which she displays some .very unique and pretty gowns. The Keystone comedy on the bulj is called "A Sanitarium Scandal promises to be a good one, and I N.; D, Hodglns, Telocaset, farnior, Himy Duncan. Elgin, farmer. Selgle .Corf man, Med. Springs, farmer. Win. Choate, Summervllle, farmer. P. C. Hnnillton, Suinniervlllo, farmer. 1 ' "' t .-..'.'... v t, - : . ( ,W. 0. Haggorty, irrflnn; farmor,' ......-.; ,?no. Kllntworth, La Grande, faf ! W. T Salllnv VII- l'. i ; James Hnntson, Cove, farmor. ; Rox Conoway, La Grande, farmer. . H. H. Taylor, l.u Orande, farmer. J. $, Hulso, Ln Grande, farmer.. W. O, Shorwood, La Grande, far mer. . Brooks Canipbqll, North Powder, i SHERR Y'S ! AI.ICH J()V IO Alice Joyce, who Is starred In "Tho Sons, of the Soul," the Vita graph Blue Ribbon Feature, . which will be the attraction inthe Sherry ! fanner. Theulre today : and tninorrw, Is a I A. A. Antles, Cove, farmer. ". ' most democratic porson. consider-1 ' J. M. Durr, Elgin, farmer. . i Ing hor beauty; und talent, which J. W. Chandler, La Ornnde, faf muke her one . of the most -popular jnier, , . ; and sought after slurs In photoplay, j John M. Burke. Knmela, fnrmcv. She does not own her own motor V, W. Dodcon, North Powder, fnr car because sho believes walking is nier. the best of exercises and she walks ' Willis Wright, Island City, farmer each morning from her home ln Klverslde Drive, New York City, lo the subway and Is a strap-hangor llfo oilier folks nil the way to the Vltagrapll studios In Urooklyn. Her unnssumlng manners endear her to all hor profession and she ' never Is too busy to take aellvo part In any social afralr having, lo do with . moving pictures. Smoke Funds. Liberty Loan drives ond Ited ( ross henefits. all have heen nldiMl i by her helping hand. I Miss Joyce is seon In ono or her j , most appealing roles as Ann, in "The Song of the . Soul," In which I fascinating drama, she is the sup-1 posed wire or a gambler, and cimt The. annual memorial suppor. will out on the world, penniless and wllh,bo held at Sunimervlllo commencing1 her baby, she fights her way bark j at 4 P. in. Services will be held at to. a happlnuss slin missed nnly;ha Cemetery at t:'M) Decnrntlon through her own Innocence. In Hip! Pay. f-28-2t pd supporting cost or Vltagrapll fnvoivj n j ltea are: Walter McGrall, Percy, KMtiHTS ATl'KXTION j Stanillng, lleinard Slegol,1 tlnrneyj All Knights of Pythias nre re- j ltandall, Kdilh Reeves, and Stephen ! quested to bo present at 8 o'clock I Cm r. Itonlgljt.. Work in the vank or i Pago. John F. Dean, Cove. rrultKiower John Winn, La Graude, teamster. J. E. Foley. La Grande, retired, i S. G. Hudson, Elgin, farmer. .1 nit mb Fisher. La Grande, farmer. F. (S. Cllno, I'iilon, contractor. J. R. Wainstnff. La Orande. fur. mor.. C'Iiub. Gray, Elgin, farmer. i E. L. Leadbotler. North Powder, j merchant. J. A. Chandler, La Grande, far-! er. ' j V. O. Ilnrryman, Elgin, farmer. : '- . :v- f 1 " :' .There were) 13(1 pupils in t'pion county schools who successfully pass ed the eighth grade examinations and me now ready to go into the high school. There waa u total of 185 who write, and those who fnilsd in not more than three branches will still have another chance at the ex aminations to be held on June 1'J and 14. School Superintendent Ivnnhoe has furnished the following list of the l.'ili who passeil and the districts in which they reside: District 1. Byng, Violet. ' , Day, Ruby. I Houston, Harold. ' , i Lamm, Maud. Masterson, Lester." Patten," Edith. Vedder, Cecil. Birdscll, Merle. V. .. ' , IJeiding, Kathorine. Condit, John : Garner, Ciertrude Price, Clark.; Webb, Porter. Bennett, Doris. . Berger, Herman Combs, Nephi. . Fecse, Birdean. Green, A blue. Green, Therl Hesse, Beth. s . Landry, Ernest. , King, Margaret. Pierspn, Lota. Sims, Foster. Smith, Roberta. . Taylor, Jean. Underwood, Arthur. . , District 22. Young, Clarence Ray. , Suling,, .Gladys Larue. District (2. Taller, Norman. Flsk, Grace E. District 3fi. Hatley, Erward E. Sacred Heart Academy. Hunter, lacl. Becdc, Ruby, McNeclcy, Louise. Donavon, John. Beebe, Marjorie. McAllister, Gernldine. Dolun, Leo. Carney, 'Win. . ' Corbott, Paul. Frawley, Mary. Meyers, Alfred. District 15. Stacklnnd, Karl. , Baxter, Leon. , 1 Baxter, Leo Alma. Beftsch,-Wi)115." (. .Wnrlell, Beatrice. Anderson, Hclmn. . Anderson, Uclma. Anderson, Bunyan. Of(:ulel, Kathryn. ". Eyers, Cecil. Alexander, Mabel. Sutherland, Ruth. . District 41. Cleaver, Constance. Zulnuf, Morenco. District 14. Schnore, George Ritner. District Bl. Croghnn, Ethel V. . District !). , Perin, Clara May. Korns, Mabel. Adams, Leighton. District 17. . Woods, Forrest M. Roves, Lois, E.. Behrns, Fred 0. ;.. ;. District 2(i... .. ., Oawith, Orval. Gawith, Johnnie Allen Follet, Opal. District 12. Richards, Edwin' Roy Puckett, Fay. . Richards, Edmund Earl. . District 50. Woodcll, Clarence S. . Conrad, Thomas E. District-18. Miller, Ella F. Wilson, Tunis B. Bninbridge, Sailor. District 11, Westenskow, Florence. Morris, Earl C. Day, Maggie. McKinnis, Vina.' Heed, Georgina. Holmes; Mattie. in lOMini ni rn-irnffiamn ftaos Ike II I wigs iteos il eat, an cxt,ra ijoxjvto I.arsen, Ted. ' . . Grouser, Anna, a ,. i Martin, Hazel. . t- -Dislrict 44. Hacker, F'red. Hug, Mabel. District 25. , , Veatch, Florence M... '' South, Cleona 1'ae. . Worth, Lconu. District 13. Ott, Francis 1). - i v 'Monroe, Rjiymond Joseph. District 75). Bingaman, Opal. District 20. Gilkison, Bessie. Richurdson, Gertie L. Districtfl. Whitlnrk, Gladys Cora. District 29. - ' Parks, Thelmo Ellen. - D. strict 40.' Stewart, Kathleen Ledliotter, Edna. McKennon, Kenneth. . Cleo, Shelton. District 8 and 25. York, Lydiu. Parker, Louise. Shaw, John A. Lcdbetter,, Arlin. Inez Johnson. . District 10.: Van Blokland, Hilda. Bryant, Virginia Alice. Smith, Junmla. Colt, Brook.: : !Vt-l!!.',.!' Li Johnson, Glenn. ." . Prouty, Cailie. ' District 5. Spain, Maud Myrtle. Kielblock, Dan-ell Raymond. Wright, Frank H., , Dallin, Deed. Dotson, Velma. , ; ' McDaniel, Harlan. Maxwell, Robert James. Scarbrough, Alice Floy. ! Simmons, "Chester Vernore. Dobbins, Francis. - . 1 : District 2!J. , Mayfieid, Elsie. . Cross, Myrtle. Elliott, Franklin. Tracey, Belle. Scott, Esther H. Hug, Myron Gaddis, Loraino. ' ' '.. Shelton, Raymond. Mc-tcalf, (Hen R. Larkins, Lucile. Christenson, Pearl. , Henderson, Raymond. Denhnm, Helen. District 27. Maier, Benjamin. iNoWh eat Flour Sales until Juiie 1st. flelj) make Oregon Whoot-" lessand hy.doiiur, so you are suiniortiiitf tho fivt line tmifhes. , ,. - v . , -.. - 1T , - USE SXJBSTITmES. , ' , Ask for oiu- i)iun)hlets n)nv to use thein. ? No charge. . . ' . , Oat Flour, ' ,'; arley Flour." Uuckwhertt :Flour. Corn Kloiir.' Potato Flour. . : . IJice Flour. Cru'ii Starch. Uolled Oats. Yellow Meal. AVhite Meal Hominy. liico. i ' '; h : Harris Grocery JOKES ON THE WEATHER. .Montana Resident Takes' Utile Stock , Of Some Of Them, A resident of Montana,, referring to the bum weather jokes which are prevalent in all sections, says: "So many jokes have peen cracked and so ninny lies have been told about Montana weather that we wish to remind the residents of . other states that the first day of last Dei-ember was ushered in at Hingham with a gentle spring shower; that there was a shower New Years;, that only one week before thanksgiving the thermometer stood at 66 in the shade and boys were running around barefooted; that we gathered toma toes and cucumbers on October 10, and that tractor outfits were playing night and day throughout fhe month of November and the fore part of December; also that we sometimes stmt spring plowing by the 1st of . March and that we often have our spring seeding done by March 20." A WANT AD will do it. HEHEKAIIS ATTENTION -Tuesday evening. May 28th; Is Social Evening,- and all Rebekahs are earnestly requested to be pres. cnt, and hear the report of Deles: tes of Assembly read. . By order of Committee,. 5-27-lt ElectirclKODs, I m OIL, BURNERS "i 1 1 i i 1 1 :: i: I i ' -1 1 1 1 i i i !! 1 1 i i Ei i . 1 1 1 1 .-1 1 Your wood as gone, the summer is here, that . oil burner that you have longed for ia ready 1 to install in your Range FREE TRAIL arid 1 guaranteo cover your dollars. Ill) ( THRIFT STAMPS AT Fur niture Exchange Fir and Jefferson i E. J. DONOHUE Black 1241 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture ' 1 " ----TrfrfriffirMfstTstfiJi'-f taiiifxf. , Are You Going To Iron Tomorrow? HAVE YOU AN ELECTRIC IRON? Why drudge with the old style iron when you can get an Electric Iron so " cheaply We have them from $3.50 to $6.50 SPECIAL OFFER To arfy man, woman, boy or girl in Union county, ; who will bring us 50 cents worth of potatoes this" fall, we will give at this time $1 Worth of Garden Seed Your Own Selection. : , ,i - - - ..- - , : ICHERRY'SFLORISTSl Help win. the War. Plant your Garden now. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company MEMOIil.XI, SI'ITKII ''r' ''''(' lt'i'if,titfHrsfllrafssisfsfiisfis f T, lly order of C. K. McCoi nilck, Chancelor ('onimnndi-r. ; ! 6.27-lt i nor lioon iti:st i.rs. This honest, straight Torward let , '.er from a womnn who lias, suf , fereil should be heeded by all nf- fllcteil with backache', rheiimallr pains, sore muscles, awful tired j Greasy salves and ointments should not feeling nnd other symptoms of ldd-i ha applied if good clear skin la wanted. ', c For Burning Eczema tiey and Madder trouble: ' have t '"'r u"gis iot ooc, or ai.w lor t vtra la.- ... - V.,.. . I . , got such good results from Foley i When applied as directed it effectively 1 i Kidney J'llls that I can Rleop much removes ectcma, quickly stops iiching. and 1 better and ,h. pa.n ,n my back ; SSnft pe'nc& ! nnd sides Is a good lot bettor. 1 and soothes. Zemo Is a clean, dependable i am going to keep on taking them. J1"1. inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic Mrs riias. firav 70 fith fit T)e- !11U"L T "7 it. as we believe nothing you aiis. cnas. i,ray. .70 th m. re- haveeverusedisaseffectiveandsatisfyina. STAR TODAY D.tintv ELLA HALL Tii Z5fe Spotted Lily A Story of Saci'it'ict', rnniiiifr Thursday 'Britain's Bulwarks' OITirial War Film. ft?. S i ft 1 srT'i iiucu ro t-xoTO pi a-t cdfipw: Mr. Gram Farmer: Are you prepared to handle your grain In bulk? Do not wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with. work and worried with labor shortage, but build your graneries now. You can buythe lumber and roofing paper for a first-class 1000 bushel portable granary for $54.58 and it will last for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you J125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop. A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be ' filled directly from tho thresher, doing away with high priced labor handling and sewing sacks. The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for the protection of. their very lives and perhaps your boy is among them. . ' Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the money goes to India. 1 BUILD YOUR GRANARIES NOW Be prepared by. building them before the farming season opens up. be sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't Use green lumber. 1 . Save money keep what you spend at home nvevent loss and damage from exposure to weathers-leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches;, help win the war by building gianariei now. Portable gravies of this type are universally used in other soctlonc. One trip with a good team will haul the mi- ?Zl r.??! ra?',ry; F,?r, Particul!'r we" as prices on Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see . i The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON .1...., . , o. (. ln civ. note La,.llcvclua,0. vmimmmm.mmmw, n in l rrrrrpTfJJtftfl
