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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1918)
MONDAY,- OflTOiBER 14. Iftlft .:.:;u"i.idRA!Nri)iii-jJvENTNa observer ' 1 PAOE THRE3 ' ' 's)i,Ti'i,1 'i'ii: im1.: i rrTTTrt1r'fir(TT(t Occial and : Pcitsonal S. L. Brooks o fluibler la in town for Jury fluty., . ' '"' J. C. Watorhouse of Union wub hne on business this morning,, Bennett Harrison, of North row dor, was In town this morning. R. h. Turnor, of North Powder, was in town on business this morning- .- R. J. Harris, of Union Junction, was in town on business this niorn-U'-e. - William P. Watson, of Baker, was in town on business this morr niog. J. Pameyer sign painter of La Grande, Is in Enterprise on busin ess for a few days. Albert E. Huttor, of Galena, was In town on business ait the Lairid Office this morning. '" F. J. Moore returned to his home 1r. Wallowa after a two-days' busl rss visit to Portland. Mrs. J. L. Ruby left this morning for Huntington, to visit with her daughter. Miss Eva Ruby. - Miss Clara Graham of Vincent remrned homo this morning after a fow days' business visit horo. Miss Anna , Johanson, of Perry, ii rived this morning to enter high si'hool alitor the schools are re opened. ,. . iMr. and Mrs. C. H. Stephens, of'Nampa, Idaho, are ,vlsitig at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed,. Ford. Mrs. Ruby Graves, who has been visiting in Pendleton and Echo for the past two weeks, returned homo this morning. F. E. Rohan, employe of the O. W. R. & N., left this morning to iLspect ithe stationary boiler at Huntington. - ' Uolni Metcalf, who visited here yesterday with his son, Otis, re turned this morning to his homo nl Elgin., .Mrs. J. D. Ackloy returned home tills morning after visiting for the past two months with hor daugh ters in Portland. ., i-J Mrs. Lottie Kolffor returned to her home In '-Elgin this morning af ter visiting for a short time with Miss Rose Zwelfcl. Thomas Shea of Spokane Is in Enterprise and adjacent country ac ia prospective property buyer tbis week. Mrs. Ray West left this morning for Key Port, Washington, whore the -will visit indefinitely with Mr. Vest, who Is In ser'ice there as a marine. Mis. Mart Taylor of Jefforson, Iowa, well known hero, is spend ing a few weeks at the homo of her sisters, Mrs. Fred Kiddle and Mrs. W. S. Allison. Mrs. Al Ourtridge -and four chil dren,' of the Rainbow mine In Baker county, are visiting' at the home of Mrs. E. Gutrldgo on Cove avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mason of Rich land, Eagle Valley, visMed friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ma son are motoring through the val ley, visiting at Cove, Union and other near points. Several little folks held a party yesterday at 1806 Cove avenue and collected $4.51 for the Red Cross. The names of these little patriots are Loo. McCorkle, Leora Parker, Maude Parker and Lena McCorkle. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mead left this n oi'.ninR for Payette, Idaho, to v.'slt for the next week with Mrs. Mead's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blair. Mr. Mead is operator at the Arcade theater. Graco Cavlncss, who Is attending school at St. Helen's Hall, Portland this winter, left for Joseph tms Morning to upend a weeks' vacation with hor parents, Mr. aifB Mrs. L. K. Caviness. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and hvr daughter, Mary, returned to their home at Enterprise this morning after a month's trip thru North Pnkota, Missouri and other eastern states. Mrs. Helen Purcell, of Taeoma, Washington, who has been visit ing with friends In Baker for some time and visited a short time with her daughter, Mrs. Violet Patterson, cf ithls place, left for her home this morning. Mrs. George Acklea. a Iaro pn rirty owner of La Grande, but now a resident of Poui.ind, .-plumed lt.me Sunday night artor a Misinesa viaK to the city. Whlij hero rh as tho guejt of Mrs. Harding on Cedar street. Mrs. W. H. Warden, of Augusta, ,.,! . named through, town tills morning for Joseph to visit with I HANDSOME BLOUSE COMPLETES WINTER SUIT tl! 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I. IivTe is shown ft lovely model In i Georgette crepe, a fabric whose ' popularity forever waxes with 'time.''' ' Too characteristic feature of , this blouse, and of the season's I tendency in the collar lino, is -the oval neck, the. collar cut as low,, 'or even ' ' ' at the sides of tha throat than at tho back and front.' 'Another good style .point of this blouse is the back closing, which . will be seen more and more (ro- -qucntly as the seasou advances. Thevtouches of dark crepo. In the deep points on the bodice an-i on, the sleeves is an effective con trast, and the luetalllfi -.Sraidins ' and braid ball-buttoni, ar cUic, her brother, J. C. Woods, for i low days. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs,. James Opie Mid Mi3s . Martha , Or le, of Oaks, North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. "Steve" Stevens are over from Nnmpa visiting f. lends. ' Mr. Stevens was , formerly plpo organist at the Arcadof land Mrs. Stevens was for some time connected with the Observer. They arc taking advantage of the "Flu" to have a vacation. Mrs. Bert Coudle, of Lostlno, who has been visiting in Portland for some time returned home this morning. She was accompanied 'by little Miss Margaret Bridwell of Portland, who will visit with rer lniives at Lostlne for about two weeks. , ....,,'....;, Senator Martin King has just re turned from Lincoln, . Nunruskn, wl-eio he went on tho pad rnis-rli u jf burying . his ncphov.". Win. A. Morn, who died of Inrluc-ii'.a (it Camp Grant several diy.i ago. The burial took place at Hustings, Ne braska. Senator King says li 3 middle" states country is not paying a great deal of attention to the disease and few itowns are closed. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Allen, of Mnrshfield, Oregon, are visiting Mr. Allen's sistor, Mrs. Tom Shot-wood. Ic is always interesting to Mr. Al ien to viBit La Grande for in 1878 he was t here and there w-as not much La Grande visible. He s-'.ood guard during his first visit- to the Grande Rondo valley for the Ban nock Indians wore then unruly and v.-ore filing across tho mountains Into this section. From hero he went to Albany where ho lived .for many years and later '" went to MaiBhfield and is engaged in the wholesale ' produce business. J. D. Fontaine of Kamcla Is at tlj- Foley. J. D. Casey, of Moacham, is horo on business 4today. Martin King of Kamela- was hero on business today. - Elmer Roup, of Joseph, was a business visitor In La Grande this morning. ' ' , --vi..-v. -. ;i' S. E. Bryant, of Pendleton, look ed after business interests in La Grande this morning. ,,. . ,.,..., ., ., , D. W. Sheehan, attorney of En tei prise, (transacted business here today. Mr. and Mis. Overton Scott and two children, Hazel and Howard, arrived Saturday evening from El gin and visited for a short time v.-ith friends. On Sunday, ' Mrs. Scott and children left for Oorvallis foi a Bhort visit with her mother, Mrs. Hackett. Mr. Scott returned to their home at Elgin yesterday evening. . , , Job Printing, The Observer, Main 37. HOOVERIZE YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING . .. , TIME AND MONEY. NUF SED Harris Furniture Store H. B. HARRIS, Proprietor 400 tW STREET PHONE: Rod 8171. ""! I BED CROSS DRUG STORE . . The Kodak Store ! I II .1 ! NEW TODAY! FOR SALE. An Oak front Folding Bed. Apply 2006 1st .St. 10-U-6t pd FOR SALE. Apples, Roman Beau ties and Yorks, 11.60 per box. Phono R-3371. 10-ll-6t-pd FOR SALE. Furnttuio, Stoves, Range, Dining Room Set und various other articles., 1707 10-14-2tp other L articles. , Walnut St. , - IF YOU have a house in Poitlaml that you want to dispose of -and will allow reasonable ' terms, wo can sell It for you. THE FRED A. JACOBS CO, 104 5th Street, Portland, Orogon. 10-l4-3t ..-,': . DBUVBKV NOTICE. ' ' No groceries or meats will bo do Kverod Inside the homes of La Grande during tho epidemic of Spanish influenza All such packages will be' left on porches of ithe homes. ThiB is necessary - in order to prevent further spread ing of the disease. Adv. , MERCHANTS' DELIVERY ASSOC. 10-14. 6t ANNOUNCEMENTS. NOTICE KNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS There will bo no meeting of Red Cross Lodge No. 27 tonight. ' J. L. ROBERTSON, C.C. ' ' ' NOTICE. For tho benefit of ithoso who wish to fnd iig at the pai-aonage of the Methodist Episcopal church South, I will say that it Is the brick building, tfbrnor Fir and Jackson. Resident addross, 2101 N'onth Fir. Telephone, Red 1403. W. B. SMITH, , . ! '., . , ' : " .! Pastor. . . . CHOISrH NOT TO MEUT. Tho Community clionis will not meet for 1 regular reheursul aud no further meetings will bo hold until the present ban Is lifted. . DR. MOSSMAN. Havo you had your Films print ed add an enlargomeut made ut Silvorthorn's. If not, try them the next time you are having such woik done. . They will please you. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDE, OREGON. Daily 10-14-tf CHICK aw ra Thousands of Dollars worth of GOOD MERCHANDISE Remains yet to be sold at the CLOSING OUT SALE at the GOLDEN RULE CO'S Store In spite of the fact that we have sold thousands of dojiars' worth of merchandise since we started our MIGHTY CLOSING OUT SALE, there still remains on hand many thousands of doU lars'' worth yet to be sold. We are making reductions in 'the prices of all merchandise in the store and there will be no letting up to the cutting and slashing of prices until every article has been sold. - ' : ' . Everyone knows the war situation has made all kinds of mer chandise'go sky high in price, and when you stop to think that -. you can buy Dry Goods, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hardware, etc.,-.. at less than the present wholesale cost of the same merchandise today, affords you a great opportunity to obtain what you need . at a great saving. ., t THIS IS ... A . QUIT-BUSINESS SALE! ien JTiuJie TP1 vO 11 i ne uoia Company La Grande Oregon INFORMATION Fl'ltMHHKl) ,ius where g-ioat numbers of soldlors In San Franclsoo nnd other clt- collect the War Camp 'Community Soi' vice is establishing information . huronus for. their usn. -A ESTER S FILLS. Tilt? MiAamMH llttAvit a m Letllea! Auk your lmg?lt for A I'll la In Itd o4 it old fi1tiall(cA' boxu, icale-J with Dlue KflfLon. Take no other. Ilnj or your U ru A.krnrnri.4'IIKM.Trit)( IHAMO.ND JlRNk riLLH. m tlfi yctu known fii Best, Slftst, A1y K eilil U r SOLD BY DRUGfilSTS EVERYWHERE Case Tractor 10-18 LIGHT 2-PLOW. The greatest Tractor ever produced by any concern ha3 now arrived in La Grande. Let me show you this machine and give you a -demonstration. It is made by that old re liable J. I. Case Co., and is the best you ever saw. J. A. CHANDLER, Agent ' PHONE BLACK 3702. it..' -i -rt -1. j. .J i an wt Jn"tir W-mm ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE UG UGS RUGS ' If f Jlost women who have perfect figures did not havo them orig inally. They have acquired 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 Laced are most symmetrically and ar tistically designed. Tlicy are comfortable, styli-h and grad ually mold the figure into those beautiful lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE LEDERLE Our stock was never as complete. Wo have every size of Rugs made, and at all pirces; in our 9x12s we have the following prices r $10.50, $14.50, $16.50, $18.50, $35.00, $45,, $49 and $85; other sizesrwith corresponding prices. We also have a complete line of Congoleura Rugs. Davenports Bed Davenports will soon be a thing of the past. If you are going to get one this fall, do it now, or it will be too late. When we sell what we have in stock, we will . not be able to get any more. We anticipated a shortage on account - of the labor conditions, and now our entire stock of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Stoves, is very com plete the best in the history of our business. This will not always be the case many things we will not be able to buy when these are gone. TERMS: We sell on the EASY PAYMENT PLAN, a Small Pay ment down and! the balance on easy terms. Carr Furniture Company . USE YOUR CREDIT AT CARR'S. r' .:; .. ... ... - f
