La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1918, Image 3

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Social and
Personal
, Henry T. Hill Is a business visitor
In Eaker this week.
CharloB Baxter Is spending a few
days In Pendleton, i
Mr. und Mrs. Morton W. Kiddle
uro spending the day iff Pendleton. '
Miss Marlon, MaoDonald or Nyssa,
Is visiting with friend in La Grande.
The Camp Fire girls will go to
Riverside Park ' lor a picnic this
afternoon. .
Miss Ethel -Gulling leaves this
evening for Now York to join Base
Hospital No, 46,
Mrs. Fred Taylor, who came up
to La Grande for Decoration day,
refurnod to her . home in Portland
this morning. , -'..-, . - :''.""
Clarence Oswalt, who was Injured
in an, elevator accident at the Foley
Hotel last Sunday, la able to be at
his work today.
Miss Ruth Hart, who has been
visiting at the home -of her sister,
Mrs'. Frank Recklln, has ...'.returned
to her home In Pendleton.
Fred Hatfield, who has been visit
ing at several of : the Important
cities of ' the North west, has re
turned to his home In Elgin. ,
About two hundreu dratted men
fom' South Dakota were passengers
on 17 this morning en route for
Camp LcwIb to enter the training
camp. ; -' ; ..
There will be a meeting of the
directors of the Union-Wallowa
Counties Flro Association this even
ing at S o'clock , at the company
offices. , , .' ' ' ,-,
V A. S. Cooler, a prominent attorney
of Joseph, lb a business visitor in
the city today. .
Mr. and "Mi b. Herman Selgrlst en
tertained the Pinocle Club at their
home last evening, . :
Mrs. F. .W. Wood of Ellensburg,
Washington, Is visiting at the home
of hor son J. J. Carr.
Miss Alma Ladd left this morning
for Relth to visit at the home of Uer
"aunt, Mrs. H. H. Olvey. 'r-
O. K. Baldwin, a farm labor rep
'resentative of Portland, is a business
visitor In the Valley.
. 'E. T. Walsh, a former resident of
this city, is' spending a few days
In La Grande from his homo In Port
land. '-' ."
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' The Misses Marguerite and Gor
trudo Elmari left this morning for
Kamela to be the house guests of
Miss Weeks.
Mrs. D. C. Crawford came over
from Reith and will spend a few
days visiting at the home of her
daughters. ' " :, :. ' ., i .!
: Little .Miss Elma Bay, who has
been visiting - ut the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. I). C. Crawford,,
at Relth, returned tQ her home last
evening.
' The Misses Hazel and Carrie Last
will leave this evening for Wulla
Walla to spend a. few days visiting
With relatives and friends in that
Vicinity. .''',' ,
Mrs. Gi Blythe arrived from her
home in Portland Inst evening and
will visit with relatives and friejicis
in the city. Mrs. Blythe is well
known in Ia Grande nnd was former
ly Miss Dewey Crawford.' ' ' :
Miss Opal Rice, . who has been
visiting in La Grande, the guest of
Miss Enid Stanchfleld and Miss
Ethel. Henley, left this morning for
her home in Pendleton.
Mrs. W, H. Lane and daughter
who have been visiting with rel
atives and frierfds in La Grande for
the past few weeks, returned to
their home In Weston today.
J. P., Cotter, who owns tho Motion
picture houses in Baker, Is spending
the day In , the city, the guest of
Meyers and Loiter of the Arcade
Theatre. , ,', . ,... r
.Henry Stalil, a former resident of
Island City, was a west bound pass
enger on 17 this morning, being
oner of the drafted inen from South
Dakota,.'-Hesaid Grande Ronde Val.
ley 'looked mighty good to him. .
Mr: and Mrs. Sam Parker, former
residents of La Grande, who have
been visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. ' T. D. Hobbs and
other friends in this vicinity return
ed to their home In Walla Walla this
morning. . -
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Alice, age eight, who was in the seojj
vm Kinutr ui Ltbuui, was upacnuiog u
wonderful chorus or the school whlct
she attended, and . also told of th
songs that were sung each morning it
her room. "And who is the best slngei
In your room" Inquired Alice's mother.
Alice was quick to reply: "Why, moth
er, i can sing as leud as my of them."
",, How Proverbs Travel.
Pyvcrhs undoubtedly have a tend
ency to travel; they ore carried from
one land to another by emigrants, tour
ists, missionaries, tradesmen and sen
men J but many which are closely sim
ilar doubtless owe their origin to no
common jstock, but the common expej
WHAT TO USE TO
TREVENT APPENDICITIS
La Grande people should know
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc., as mixed in Adlcr-1-ka, flushes
the ENTIRE bowel tract, so com
pletely that appendicitis is prevent
ed. ONE SPOONFUL ADLER-1-KA
relieves1 ANY CASE, sour stomach,
gas or constipation because It re
moves ALL foul matter -which
clogged and polsbned your system.
Tho INSTNT action surprises both
doctors and patients. C. D. Put
nam. ,'; . ; . .. . . Adv
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NOIT1CE. .
I will not be responsible for any
bills, debts, or contracts made by
anyone bearing the name of Moore,
except where " I personally order
goods or personally enter into con
tracts myself.
GEORGE E. MOOKiS,--.
: R.D., No. 2, Box 18, La Grande.
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NOTICE TO CREPITOUS.
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! ARC ADE I
. FAIRBANKS TOMOHHOW
Duuglus Fairbanks will be soon at
tho Arcade Theatre, beginning to
day In a now Artcraft picture
entitled "Headin"- South." . t Is a
thrilling tale of two borders Mexi
can and Canadian dealing with tho
capture of a, notorious baud of Mexi
cans who defy all laws und governmental-
warnings. ,
Fairbanks is an expert horseman,
und his riding scones ut the head
of two hundred '. cowboys are in
tended to thrill . tho most blase
patron of a theatre. Tho real Mexi
can border at Kogules was selected
at the background for "Hcadln'
South," disclosing views of condi
tions that will cause endless com
ment. -v;v-'-.",-:'V. . " .''
For these scones a Biieclul train
was chuitered from Los Angeles to
Nogalos which included- eight Pull-,
muns and twolv6frIght cars, tiajis
nartlng over two hundred nconlo a"ud
an cqifnl number of horses,, among
which was "Smiles,'1 the famous
Fairbanks pony, who has a- number I
of-strenuous .scenes, j ,
"Ginger," the Alaskan muuaiiiute. :
who Is Fnlrbank's favorite dog, was
taken on the trip and on several
occasions was given up for lost when
he was on a hunt for pruirie dogs.
S-T-A-
HARD HOCK Ot'AHiilUS FILJIKDl
l'Oll SATl'ItDAY KVKMNG
POST STORY
Some wonderful ' opening scones
were obtained by Director Raymond
Wells In the latest T.rlnnyle release.
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TheWirthmor
Waists in the
Wirthmor .
Store
In practically every city -throughout the United States, there is and ean be
just one Wirthinor Store. The. Wirthmor Store is always a impressive store
an aggressive store, a store bending its every energy- to -better serve its pat-;
rons. The fact that these stores have adopted the Wirthmor Plan of having
Waists made - for theui and sold in. a most efficient and economical co-operative
way symbolizes .their 'earnest desire to give to the people they serve
the very best that can be had for every dollar they spend.
Wirthmor Dollar Waists are the result of the rnany great savings of the
Wirthmor Plan. - Excelling iu style, valuecfit, workmanship and finish they
are the standard of an entire Nation for Waists selling at this very moderate
price. ' ' , ' . V
Four winsome new styles on sale tomorrow. '
June 1st and
after we open
this Store ut
8 a.m.
T GOLDEN RULE C
Quafti) tfo somei'BuceA. fu
One of the 600 E. C. V. Stores 'with an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars ,
June 1st and
after we close
Saturday at ; ..
V 8.30 p.m. t
Mrs; A.' Newlln, a former resident
of Pendleton and her daughter
Beulah, are here today from -La
Grande, on their way to Sprague,
Wash., to visit Mrs. Newlln's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reltb.
East Oregonlsn. .
Don't Lick Stamps.
Use n dampened sponge to senl yoni
letters nnd to moisten the stumps, ad
ivlses- tho Popular Science Monthly
The glue used on stamps and envelop
flaps la made of bones and hoofs ol
cnttlo, nnd nil sorts of rags are usee
In. the paper. Besides, although thej
may have been sterilised, tho articles
piiss'throiigh many dirty hands while
on their rood to you.
In the matter : of . the estate
Belle Ouinland. Deceased.
Notice is by this given that the .me naru mock i.reua. uu uuense
undersigned has been duly appoint-drama showing the life of those
ed administrator of the estate of !mon who tunnel thru huge mount
Belle Ouinland, Deceased, and haslnins.., .
duly qualified as much administrator; 3 Intensly Interesting picture
that all persons navjng crniroa . '' "."
against tho said esute are required j today and tomorrow. ' , :
nroKont them' dulv- verified to trie i Starting today ia a eorlo3--.of Offi-
undersigned at his residence in La jcinl War Pictures that' will be shown
Grande, union county, Oregon, witn- i ia uu siury cua-
in six months from the date of thelnectlon or plot to folhnr but simply
first publication . of this notice. a collection of7nr pictures that are
Date; of first publication, May 81,;leing released in this country under
1(n - - ' I the name of ''Britain's Bulworks."
JAMES R. QUINLAND, The one that will be shown today
Administrator of the Estate of Belle 'and tomorrow shows how England
Quinland, Deceased. - . iireaw ner .priMmers.
Weekly May 31, June 7-14-21-28. I '
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NEW- TODAY II . SHERRY'S ; j
Systom" und other Fox pictures of
, Dragging Tempo.
Proflledr "That's Just ' llko those
musicians. I hired him by the hour,
and see how slowly he plnys." Punch.
'. Matter of Disposition.
'Wow do they fish for pearls, dnd?"
"Well,' some wives threaten nnd others-
nng." Louisville Courier-Journal.
r nT. stnlon nr Straved. Black Jer-
, sey '"Milch l- Cow. Finder ; please
call Red G72. 5-30-tf
FOR RENT Modern ' furnished
apartment. R. 561 or B. 151L
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"THE (,.N(iVI;i!.).n' TODAY AM)
'IWIOKttOW
extradoiinary merit, and that In the
coui-se of its production, "The Con
queror'.' made use of several thous
and Indians, Mexicans and livestock;
that the battle scenes, in which a
hundred, cannon were used, are tre
mendous; that the i love story Is
one of infinite charm and that tho
dramatic action builds to. a climax
calculated to make every spectator
gasp for breath. 1 .
From that moment he Is Jilled
with unconquerable ambition and
tho picture carrleB him through tho j
vurioiiB step? In his career, from con- j
stable to Governor and from Gov-1
ernor to the General who repulses,
with the aid of his Cherokee frlonds,
an army of Mexicans and saves thej
woinun ho lever, from tho hands of;
tho renognde leader of the raiding!
U.roasura. - . , .-i.- , i ; i
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W .TUB DIAMOND UU AN I. A
iVua VhUp.lprIUBnflndRriindA
-J?J Bom, Maled with Jllufl Rlblwa, f
T Sk A Tnk olhar. Ituv Of your V
IU IM DIAMOND HHINlV PIM.R. for US
om known u Best, Saftat, Alvs RelltMa
SOLO BY Dfil'ufilSIS EVERYWHERE
BABY CHIX
'We !w ihs fiMittitionin Pc'utnt
olhtndliqffthptMstliiyiniiilncV;. Ltrt
ehnpen, but ll bat
laiaRRknon.
PetKlama, CaltfomU
iluv not tlx
wrua ler
WAR WOKIilUS I'PHKT KHAlUI
REWARD Strayqd from my ranch
one pair rather light nay Mares
one weighing around 1300, the
other 1250; vbrnnded with lazjjj
K on right stifle; , should have
colts by them now;' foretops have
been roached and grown out
about throe of four Inches. Will
pay $25.00 to finder of team.
, J. W. Cnrtwright,
6-30-3t Malheur City, Oregon.
The millions of udiuirers of stal
wart William Fnrnum, the famous
Fox Film stur, may look forward
with keen nnticipatlon to "Tho Con
queror," a .massive and thrilling
William Fox photodraniatle romance
based on the llfe'of one of America's
frontien heroes, General Sam Hous
ton, of Texas, which will bo seen at
the Sherry Theatre, today and to
morrow. ',' .-'. " ' ,..
The flint announcement of this
big production carries with it tho
fucts that It vvus directed by R. A.
Walsh,'.' producer of "The Honor
It is agreed by mod, cat authorl-i
tics that worry affocts the digestive !
organs. When the digestion is out
or ordor, it throws the whole phy
sical belng out of gear. B. B.
Hnyward, llnadllla, Ga., writes:
"Foley Cathartic Tablets give me
quicker relief than anything I have
evoY . tried." They relieve bilious
ness, bad breath, bloating, gas, Indi
gestion and constipation. No grip
ing or nausea. ' Sold ovoiywhore.
.SHERRY
THEATRE
......... .THIS HOUSE OF QUALITY...........
V THE WILLIAM FOX WONDER PICTURE
- WILLIAM FARNTJM IN , . v ,
"THE CONQUEROR"
A dripping Drama I'ietui'iiig thc'Carccr of
General Sam Houston. '. v,
Tiirpo llnndrt'd of the most famous Anuirifan
Tndians, with tiicin Chiefs, Afexii-an soldiers,
United States eifvalrymen, Texas iang(;rs, trai)
iei's and guides. -
A lecture that will go down, in the Annals1 of
Kilnidom. , Seven Acts Uegulur prices.
TODAY AND TOMORROW '
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