La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.1 "'. ' nmas mmm fcattaBWtW mmm MMMwvhsBsaUMi wBMbrisrsif' iv Fraternal Directbry. : ; JlilTp' ' DOINGS OF THE DUFFS BY ALLMAN ! ... The Nelgtiboihood Club held IU ', first meeting of this club year on Tuesday afternoon at Its parlors In the Library building. ', ,.,'It was group. of earnest and , . cheerfuL woin,en who assembled to . tuke up again with renewed zeal and ardor the various lines of work . Which the Neighborhood Club feels , Its duty and pleasure to assume and perform..,; , ., Mrs. O. ;E. Sllverthorn, the retlr ,. Ing .president, gracefully and giac- lcusly thanked tlie club for Its sup port and co-operation during the past year, and culled Mis. A. H. Hunter, president elect, to the chair. Mrs. Hunter's Inaugural remarks were very earnest and " pleasing. - In accordance with previous cus tom this day partook partly of a social nature, the retiring officers acting as hostesses to the club and having charge of the program. Mrs. O.'.E. Sllverthorn, retiring president called the meeting to order and re ports from delegates to the State - federation of Women's Clubs were 1 heard and much enjoyed by, those j-repent. ' l . Mrs. A.-' L. Richardson told of her pleasure. In land enjoyment of "the .music, which was. given at the r : Moderation and spoke. of .the need . to?' .plenty, of music during ': these ' fylng times In order to help keep v.1 our splrks and courage. 1 ! ' Ai M . jeKff 'deiHtp n's,. re port on ' ftsiaioh-.alsturfl Jwoi-k .wsji very In t cresting. Mrs. -'- Cochran., spoke, among other things, of an innova tion In connection with movies of the audience singing our onihem and "America" at evening ' performances. ', A report of various resolutions In ' troduced by the state president was :( given by Mrs. A: R. Hunter.' They .' were1 voted upon and adopted. ' Mrs. Sllverthorn ':i report from th- legislative branch was very In ' terestlng. Her -subject was "Wo " bias's lfolltlcnl Influence and how 1' Lest to Use It for Legislative Im f? provenient." - tV'IM ;- The report from, .the. Home Eco ' nomics Sec'tliii was ably handled by .Mr's.'CilLiBidwall. Her. plea ft for the conservation of milk and V sugar was Impressive and forceful.' ; A fine report on the yearbook i' and use of library .books In, cognac ' tlon with club programs. Waa pres i.enled'by Miss Lucia Haley, city librarian.." -. . ' ' Mis. Eberhard spoke In a feW '' well-chosen -words.-of:. the. cqmlng Red-Cross l)nen shower. ..... .... . Miss Fredericks . Schllke very "j?raclously:- fhVbred flieV ladles with f two vocal solos and was roundly -: applauded for each. ; At the conclusion of the prog , ram, those present were. Invited to epend ;a social hour over the tea cups, which, needless to say, was ' heartily enjoyed. '' . There is a good deal of work ahead of the Neighborhood Club nhls year, but there are many cap r.ble and efficient hands to ac complish it. 1 " . " Mrs. L. H. Martin, house guest -of her sister, 'Mrs. V A. Harrison for the past two months, was ht-n- cred at two social functions this ,i On Sunday,, about 85 former '' 'schoolmates and other acquainting-s-anc friends met at Rival-side 1 J'ark for a day's outing. Tlrp tlne v.as spent1" socially ; In. rete-win friendships and . 'relating pleasant reminiscences. . At' noon a dollclons :l ,ba.;ket luncheon ; 'Was spread on a ,lorge table In ' the pavilion. "T1ik ,ku afforded rare DleaMiro ;ri- till 4 present, ima. ,. ', her girlhood here;:,' ;Sho wltVbe're- numbered by many as .Miss Aman da Buchanan. On Wednesday afternoon,' Mis. '. James McClure was r.oiN.s.i at an lii'ormal afternon reception nt which Mrs. Hartln was a guest of .honor. The time wa? pleasantly si'ent In a social way. Kuitllnfc'. cro "chetting and various kinds of ait work being engaged in Light re freshments were served Just perv ious to the departure of the ucsis for home. Those p-?int were: Mrs. James, Oairlty MIbb Fannlo Brown, Mrs. Hester tlsworth, Mia , Koblnson, Mis. Susan Williamson, K Mrs. L. H. Russell, Mrs. Avery Har-..-rtfon, Mrs. -Af- Usirr v. Miss . :Iary Warnlck. Mrs. 'Laura fi ll-Is, i, Mrs C. B. Miller', -'Mrs Ooodnough, . , Mrs. Martin and ,'irs James Me .i'Ciure. Mrs Martin will return to her C' koine at Hept'ns ' Tnoutiy . H ; A very succraif'il linen pl."e, ':hiS been conduct 1 uy the au-clllat- l. of the Koi C'is d-nlntf the . ,ast week. - Mm. G. L. Lniison. . cl airman of i!i-i drpurinn'ul, ilu sires that all ia) have nn ti-lt- ' .phones know that, deep appreciation will be felt if any linen such as hand towels, nai'.i towclr. or slin-l ' -will be dellvere-1' at lied Ci.isj headquarters. Ill cr.se It Is '.'.ii'e- n ent for the do i ir to il.:llv r Hi? ri tides arrang-iJ'i'I'.i can 'm i:ind" by communlcutifTi; with M'S. 1 ar! 1 1 son. ' ' The Island City Club met yes- v'Mltei-sftenm'.W'eMhg;. i'st" .' thf home of Mrs. Charles Volswlnklor. A pleasant social time Is reputed by all the member present, canU forming the chief Interest of the afternoon. '! S Light, refreshmen'.s weie servod. '.:;: ; ''"..V . c ' '. : ; ' Chapter It T.E.O, mef ycslBidsy morning at tho. Y.M.C.A.. buildlns for an . all day session. Work on tlie fifty" leather vests upon wrt'ch the members) have .been wnv':!rs It Is summer "and which are b'lim made for the mllltury relief dopr-t-ment of the Red Cross, was- con tinued. At noon the workers re paired to the homo of Mrs. J. W. Knowles. After luncheon, the re gular monthly business t- meeting wns held. It was decided tnjt printed programs would lie , dls penaed with and that pen! nor, 1 subjects would bo taken up for rijs C Mslon by the club from ' 'into lu time. , . Work as then continued on 1'ia vests which are nearly ready for shipment.' The work of making a leather vest is considiirabli nnj the present couslgument ; of fifty N comparatively large, - - An- Inforinnl danclnpr parcy was. held Tuesday evening at th) Her mann Slegrlst home I'l honor of 1, L. SnodgraBS, who left this week for the Officers' TrainlnK Camp at C.imp Pike,1 Arkansas. A number of Mr. SnodgrasB fori.. or ' F.eliool mates and old frleiub were prc-s- eut, among whom weta. Mr., ana Mrs. Aloph Slegrlst,. Mr. and Mrs. V 111 Slegrlst, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kelson, Mis. and Mrs. H. M. Bay, Mr and Mrs. J. O. Srior.grnM.. Mr. ind Mrs. W. R. Relnbardt, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Sturrtlva'.t, Mr,. and, Mrs, I-.oyd Scriber, M-. nnd Mrs. Arch Bacon,., Mrs. ElUabVn ,Doui -'!.y, Mrs. t OJlle,' Bay, Mrs. Irene. Murphy. Light -refreshments were served. - .. The members " of the Parkdale club were entertained at the t-ars pavilion, on Wednesday by Mrs. Ad ler, Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Cnollclgc, all . of May.. Park. i Substaulliil:. re ft eshments were served and Mho time was occupied n tlie li.akli'g of "housewives", for the.Molilldis. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Luphor , will be the hostesses to the club ut tho regular meeting one week from Wednesday,. October 16, at tho home of Mrs, 'Dayjs. . li WATKIt COXTEST KILUIV A record Inspection of Cherry Creek - water claims was held yes terday in the -office -of Geomo T. Cochran,. Superintendent of Water Division" -;NO.'-'2, J-and ''-' cbiitest-' - of Prlnevllle Land and Llvestici Company claims wa3 filed by Ja cob Kase, of Jefferson County. . , ; .Somewhat Mercenary. . Bob was to have a birthday party. His best friend, Dick, met him In town ho day before. "Say, kid," he asked, "whnt do you want me to bring you?" Boh, who wu saving for a bicycle, re plied: "If it's all the same to you, Dick, I'd rather you'd give me the money." The following day ns Bob's mother received the little guests, Dick presented 25 cents, saying: "Mrs. G., Bob said he'd rather have the money." Force of Habit "Ruth I I'm reully surprised at you, putting out your .tongue at ;peo? pie." "It. was all right, mother; It was only the doctor going past.".i; 'W-Vi, BE OPTIMISTIC Here's Good News for La Grande V:. Residents. Have you a pain in the small of the back? ' ' v Headaches, dizziness, nervous spells? Are you languid, irritable and weak? - - ' . . Annoyed" by' urinary disorders? . Don't despair profit by La Grande experiences. La Grande people know Donn' Kid ney. Pills have used them recom mend them. . Here's a La Grande resident's stife-. ment: Mrs. KM. Shepherd, 104 Spruce St., says"! ' 'T couldn't begin to speak too highly of Doan's Kidney Pills, for I have never found anything their equnl when I have been in need. of n kidney medicine. , Just as soon as I notice my kidneys orent acting as they should and my back feels weak, I take a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills and they relieve the trouble. Doan's ore a family remedy for kidney disorders in our'noVne and always give good'tT suits." Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Shepherd had. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv Miss Zwelfel of Pummervllle Is the lady at Sllverthorn's Fountain. Pho- Is -following the teachings of Al Cain,'; who has established a wonderful soda water business at this fountain. Mr. Cain will In the future be In the Drug Depart, ment at Sllverthorn's. FAMILY DRUOJ ' aAND,0M0N. -- . Dally 10-lUf t VOU MAS Co A 6IRL MAS iiTUe pepect yon a FELLOW WHO TRte-S LTO KISS HEtt StH,H00H& MAM, MR. ZInK TELLS me Voo WERE ourr T& CALL. ON HIS DAUGHTER AMD KISSED Hee- WHAT kllHO OF COMOOCY Do V0 CALL THAT r mi TELEGRAPHER SAVES MAN'S LIFE yfORDEl. ' By profession Miss Wordolmani) is a telegraph operator, by prefer' ence she Is a capable horsewoman) by an net of br&very she Is a hero ine. Miss Wordolmann, who in 'just 18 snd lives in Hoboken, Nt J., rushed to the rescue of a man being dragged at the end of bis horses' reins through the street bestrewn with his wagon load of fruit. "Amid the: cheers of onlook' :'srs mMMxoA tha isan'B life. , ,'.';' Foul Play:; v,lindy (who has Klven a tramp 'a plate of scrnps) : "You must feel the humiliation of beRRlng!" for food." Trnmp: ,;it's not that so much mum. What hurts me Is that I'm depriving the poreInnercent fowls of a feed." Classified Ads FOR RENT FURNISHED FOR RENT Furnished Housekeep ing apartments. Wnverley Apts. Red 821. Mrs. Fred Swanson. Oct. 4-2t-pd FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 1307 Bonn,: . iV;.". m.- '. 10-4tf ' FURNISHED ROOM for Hint. Rea sonable. Call 905 O Ave. ,-.-. -10-2-4tp WANTED. WANTED. Dining room work. Mrs. Effio Staton, Room 11, Snv r oy Hotel. Oct. 4, 2t-p FEWINO dono reasonable. Call 905 O Avenue.. 10-2-11 p WANTED Apprentiro girl, at In Grande Millinery Store. 10-ltf WANTED A girl for horurwork. Call Farmers' '207. 9-26tf WANTED At once, rook on ranch; from 3 to 6 people to cook for. -3tf FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE Case 12-25 gas engine, WEB' ' JT - '' WW guaranteed as good as new; will sell cheap if taken at once. J. A. Chand - lerf I FriiiUlnlfci' - Phrm.":rfla'lp.-8702. . , 10-4-12t,p esptciAi.i.v, T. M. PUFF, "THAT NWPS CAite NICHT AND TOeo To 1 It sr ' m am fact m piPK.ssriER!.p ltty I 1 1 li'. r m- ----- , r yU. Noy MAY nave Hscbot she veu.,l ASKED HER IFytDJ FIRST FOR , SALE CHEAP. Six-room House, , corner "C" and 3rd Sts. Phone Red 1282, or call at 301 4th St. ' ' ' ; Oct. 4-3t-pd FOR SALE.- Eleven., pigs,' 18 choats .and 7 bows. .Geo. W. Mar shall, Imbler,., .Oregon. . Dqxi 85. . ' , .' , j.'-, Oct. 4-2t-pd FOR SALE. Chickens to . frV; price reasonable.T Inquire ?803 N. Depot.' Phone Red 3452,"': irr::.,r;'"':'.r".6civ;:p?- per FOR SALE. 620 'sores, '.30 an acre; 275 In cultivation; 250' can be put In this rail. (3,000 cash, on balunce 1 will .take one half crop till paid. Tbyf Young, Tel ocaset, Ore. " . ' ' 10-3-6t FOR SALE. 320 acres, $40 an ncre. 210 uorea ready to sow this rail. Must huvo $3,000 cash; '. balance on terms.--Toy Young, Telooaset, Ore. 10-3-Gt FOR SALE. Forty-fold Straw. Call J. D. Dojiblns, Farmer's 19G. . , 10-3-tf FOR SALE. Green tomatoes,' :,cil. per lb. Phone Black SD01. Oct. 2-P.I-pd FOR SALE Good cooking and eat ing apples. Chas. II. Shepherd, 2709 No. Birch St., Phone Black 34l2. - . . 10-ltf FOR SALE.-r-OB Fat ;PoatB. Mike Royes, Sumuiervllle. Sep . 30-12 t-p FOR SALU Stock ranch. For par ticulars apply to Alex. Lindsay, R.F,D. No. 2. 9-23 tt. FOR SALE Restaurant and fur nished rooms, will sell ' cheap., Phone Main 736. ' 8-12 if LOST AND FOUND LOST Elk tooth necklace. Finder jj please return to Observer office and receive reward. 10-4-3t,pd ! j LOST A 22 caliber Winchester long, j' rifle. Liberal reward if returned to " 1200 B Ave. 10-4-2t i Professional Directory ATTOUNKYa COCHRAN EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran snd Colon R. Eberbsrd, Attorneys. La Grande Nations! Bank Building. R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law J Practice in all state and fcderal i courts. Office Bank Building. CRAWFORD EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. Eakln, Attor neys a Isw. Prsctlee in all the courts of the state and the United Statos. Office, West-Jacobson . Bldg.. rooms 1-10-17, La Orsnde, Oregoa. JlfSIO TKACHIXfJ, JAMES AUSTIN, CLAHIONKTIST Musical Director (nnd- 'Practical Teacher on all Brass, Reed and : String Instruments, fltucllo 1417 ' A dsttt A Vsp '"BTht1?Wf -a"'flpr' rialty. 9-21-lm.pl A Hnrrxnrm WW EW.VJllBOR. op I I DAOo'meB l-AsT i ; MSSHEK-IM pi on MR 7rNKT'WEU j ri-LPEAKTy WM ABAT T wh't saV Asked piDur Amnthiucj - AHB . JlST TURMED UP j HER N05& - AKCIIITECTS I. E. MILLER- Architect, room 27, New Foley BIdg. Phone Red 1871. .yiij('fiji6.-TibnXpy." JR. 1 1 a: " N. M AYVILLE Mechano : TheraD:' chronin - diRnnnRB m'v specialty; Physical and' Mental ' Science. "1 Hours: l:80"tb ' 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenlngB. ' Phone Black 2311.' TloomS' 1 and 2 over. ' Coolldse . Paint Store; ""ba'ms'UverV: . .OSTEOPATHIC, DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathic Physician, specializing n diseases t of Women and Children. , Hours 10 to 12 a. m. 1' to 6 p. m and 'by' appointment, '; rhones;. office Red 1761. Residence Rod 881. : 37 New Foley Bldg. Dr. J. L. Ingle has entered the TJ. S. Army. VtiTUlUnartT DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter inarian. HospltuI, 1409- Madison Av. State Stallion lnspoctor and Inspector of stock for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112. ACQUIRING A perfect Figure ir I Most Women who have perfect figures did not have them orig inally, .They have ifcouircd them. A woman gradually takes the shape of her corset so the corset produced by the most artistic designer is the right one to wear to secure a perfect figure. Front Ln.cod ore most symmetrically and ar tistically designed. They are comfortable, stylish nnd grad ually mold the figure into those beautiful lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE" XEDERL . N6PIIEW, I I A Mi I B. P. O, !:. ELK3, La Orsnde Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. . Home snd club privileges cheerfully ei tended to all Brother Elks. ', R. J. OHEEN, " Eialted Ruler, A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. P. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.- Mect first and third Friday of each month at Eagles Hall. Visit ing members welcome.' ) , J; F. STACEY.X P. " LEE' BELLINOER. Sscretsry K. F. 4b A. to. l.a Orunde Lodge No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meetings first anl third Saturday at 7:30 p. iu. , Cord.'al welcome to all Masons. ROBERT 8. EAKIN, W. M. A. Q. WILLIAMS. See. KNIOHTS OF PYlIIIA3-rRed Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle HalKK. of P, hll) A Pythlin welcome to ill visiting Knights , ; , '' '. J. L ROBERTSON, C.C. PELILE GREEN. K. of R. A 8 WOODMKN OF THE WORLD LSI Orande Camp No, 109 meets every . first snd third Monday at Eagles . Hall. AH visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable st the offer or the clerk, New Foley Bldg., I ni.( to 5 p. m. J. J. MORCH180N, 0. ,C . ' . R. J; KITOHHN,' Clerk, .- - ' ' , - - i I , lT iODBRN WOODMEN-OF AMERICA -La Grande Camp No! 7,783 nwet ' on the fli-at and third Thursday ! ovenlngs of e)ich month in 'the K, of P. Hall,, j- Tlsum neighbors, , ' welcome. -r. ;i t i . . f-, , t. - ; :....i- L..J. MTJNTIALL, V..C, ' ,' '-'Vi 1 Wt Fi ASHMAN, Clerk REBEKAH3 Crystal" Locige, ko 5(fj meets every ruesaay evening in '.lie I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem'., bers are Invited to attend. ' ' . .. ROSA GLASS. N.GV. ', -- ' " LUCIA IIALEY.- Rec. See. L.' O. O. M. La Grande'-Lodge' JIo. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eagle Ball next,! to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.' Vlsltoi s always wolcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. ,. ' - ' , ... , ,. .. . W..C..HANSENVpic.;f O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No.,13, 0. ;i 8. holds stated coramumosttoBS tlw( second and fourth Wednesday p(. each r&nnth. Visiting members eor J , dlally welcomed. - ; ,3 sadie E.. 6ryEN; w. mJI MARY A. WRt-fiqK.fi ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris - damp' meets; every second Friday -after . noon and every fourth' Friday even-1 1 Ing, every month in K. P. hall. All visit! us members cordially welcom. 1 :.' HENRIETTA OHARST,' Oracje. MARY Ii. WESI', Recoixtcr.'-" ' 'RIGHT NOW is the time for you to buy your heater. Wc have a complete line of new and used coal and wood heaters, for you to pick from. Let us explain to you the many superior points of our Famous Patent Heater, the one that burns coal, wood, smoke and gas nothing wasted.. You may turn in your old heater or any other household furnishings you wish to get rid of, as first payment. Do not buy until you try us. Our guarantee covers your dollars, .;.,., , Furniture FIR AND JEFFERSON.; B-it Prices for Used Furniture, 'or Will Exchange for New. ,ls1lsstss1ssWiss1isstss1it1Js1ls Auto Topis: Complete and Repaired HARNESS AND SADDLE ft ANIUFACTURER ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY.' TOLBERT M. SHANNON 1306 Adams Avenue ; tt E CON O MY" It is truly astonishing 'what we do with an old suit, by Clciininj' nnd Mending produce in ap pearance the original snit; how little it costs. Try it. AVe also have the best lines of Tailored Suits, Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers Foley Hotel, Building, Adams Avenue. . .' La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making an'd Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather , Renovating, Carpet and .' Fluff Bug-Weaving.? 'jji iii u';V'.vi- All Work CMM for and Delivered .fll'CHAS, EDWARDS, iTop. ONE BIAICK EAST OK FLOUR MILL . .PHONE. RED 182 . 'We Are . Smashing Through,, (oiTies the rpnsHur- . ing ' message from j those in the thick of the fray " ". j , The knowleflge nets ( afl an added inspira-1 ' tion to the business men on .this side 1 who are steadying the k e e l of com--merce in these ex traordinary times. - " M;i - -.ai' ' :t ' . ' Tho Officei-s of this U Institution. . mater- );."inllV assist the coir j ' Jliereml'jliitercsta of hisfiwhityr,;1, r . 'iv 't -i' ; LSodoiiffinenee.i is al- wnvs'otij'dinlly Aveli corned.' u i i i tl tin: 1 ii' ' I' ' ' il c g United States 1 National Bank ::u r.u t mrrz""m- ti. i- M&,aVk ', -..V.'J-f ft tw.-,W.i.:i ! Uwci 'IaGrande, Ore. it ; 'It Ifcr. ', I 'I 'lit ill ' " 'K."f " IS. or tsecumy ML " 'fimlly Couucll, "No. 246; meets the seeond and' fourth' Mohday evening at 8 O'clock -Vt - Eagle halL VlslUng members ara Welcome. , : ' ' ABB HARRIS, tHn'l. SesT J. itr ' FtTZOER ALD," Pres. ... a m Exchange PHONE BLACK 1241