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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1918)
'! MONDAY; NOVEMBER 18, Ifltti n;. ,"'f 'V,"K fT-r --'h - '-i' v f.'i'.v,:,V.i.t-;.,' ' . i. ". '. ; ' ; LA1 ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER. ! " tOR Til. ' Monday club to ! V SING AT PROGRAM Dll MOHSMAX, AllItAMiKS FOB Ml'MCAL AT.MIIICItS VOH ..' . THAM'SGIVIXO.' y . Among musical nuiubors which have been arranged Cor the com ' Ing patriotic program on Thanks . giving day, Dr. Mossnian, (president v of the community chorus and chairman of the committee on. mus ' io for the day has announced the appearance of the Monday Club. under the direction of Mrs. A. L. ; Richardson. On this occasion the : club will render "Song of Victory" " " by the woll-known American coni ' poser, Mrs. 11. A. Beach. Tho community chorus will meet thia evening at the . Neighborhood Club room for practice on the num- bcrs which will be rendered at the ? same date. A WANT Ab wm do It KAISER MAY RETURN ". TO FATHERLAND (Continued from Fago One) any great movement of troops from France will be undertaken before that work is completed. Work of demobili sation of men in the United States will be the early developments in the program.'' Several battalions have at-, ready been started on the work of dis banding. . PERRY MAN KKCOVERS Emll Heeschen, ' toamster for the Grande Ronde Lumber Company at Perry, who sustained a broken limb and minor injuries in a run away accident Saturday, is report ed, from the Grande Ronde hospital as Improving' as well as could be expected,; Ho will . be -confined in the hospital for several days more however. , WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office; So per lb. J Cotor-BIInd Bees. Bees have no ability to detect red; In other words, to bees red Is the some as black.' A noted biologist recently determined exactly all the colors and shade of color bee can see, by food Insr experiments. In & few hours bees would learn that the professor put sweets In blue or yellow dishes, bnt not In gray dishes; and by varying the de tails it was enally possible to discover the color souses of the. bees. They were found to confuse red and black so uniformly that It was evident both seemed black to the bees. . Avoid. Unnrcf.tabl Moods. Angry moods and ''grouches" and (heir twin slRtem. "grudges," serve ab solutely no purpose. . It some one hurts or wounds us generously forget it Time heals the deepest cuts and. niakes ns braver and wiser for the experience. Let lis love life and its worth-while things and avoid all un profitable, moods. Otherwise happi ness will never come our way, and If we search for It, ft will flee from ns like n phantom, for after all It is the state of our mind. Job Printing. The Obimrver. Main 87. Job printing. The Observer. Main 87 CHILDREN WILL MEMORIZE; CREED (Continued from Pt.ge One) pendence and Lincoln's Gettysburg address. ; , " I therefore - believe It Is ' my duty to my country o love It' Is ta subbltinco from Edward Everett Hale's "The man Without Coun try." 'To support Its constitution' Is from' the oath of allegiance, section 1767 of tlie revised sta tutes ot the - United States. 'To obey Its laws," from Washington's farewell address and from article 6 of the constitution ot the United States. 'To respect its flag," the national anthem. ' 'The Star-Spang led . Banner,' army and navy reg ulations, war department circular on flag etiquette, April 14, 1917. 'And to defend it against all ene mies,' from the oath of allegiance, section 1757 of the revised statutes of the United States." THE ANNUAL STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION J I "k GRANDE OREGON:;; - I The Wonderful -Hum Early Life in the Wild West p Come and Lea ve Your Troubles Behind DON'T SHOOT OUT THE LIGHTS THE FIRST NIGHT, FOR THE SHOW LASTS FOUR NIGHTS! Big Street Parade, Every Night at 7:30 o'clock Gaming Tables! Faro, ' Roulette, Poker, Craps, Twenty-One, Etc. A Turn of the Wheel and Your Fortune May Be Made! Alkali ike and Rattlesnake Pete with their friends will be there-Don't Miss It! ALL MONEY DERIVED FKOM THIS SHOW GOES DIUECT TO THE ELKS' WAR CHEST TO BE USED , IN WAR WORK ONLY. You'll Be There! Dancing' Every .'Night I DadeHaine Frontier Band and Orchestra Public Invited Free Admission! BARGAINS UNPARALELLED BARGAINS IRRESISTIBLE THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S CLOSING OUT SALE OFFERS YOU AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE When you stop to think what an unusual opportunity is offered everyone "within the vicinity of La Grande to buy Dry Goods, Furnishing GoodsShoes,1 Hardware, etc., right how, at CLOSING OUT PRICES,, and in many instances at prices that are less than the wholesale cost of the same merchandise today; is an opportunity that you can not afford to miss. . : Our stocks are still in fine shape and assortments are good, and you will be surprised how far a dollar will' go here now Remember this sale is a genuine QUIT BUSINESS SALE and will continue until every dollar's worth of mer- chandise has been sold. . . ' ; .. , , ' ; The Golden Rule Company Social and Personal A. R. Roberts of Palmer Junc tion spent the week-end in 'this city, ..' Mrs. Ella Morris Is speadlng the (lay at the Joe Woods home in Elgin. ' Dewo V " Pucker: " rnnriKl IV 7f ti nnr union, ib new Janitor at the Y. M C. A. ' " Mrs. T. H. Murray of Baker vis ited with ' Mrs. Adolph Pobler, Saturday. i Mr. and Mrs. A. Wostenskow will leave nevt week for Portland to make tholr home there. . Goorgo P. Crandcll, flier ot Camp 6 of the Palmer Lumber Company spout the week-end in La drande. Mis.' William Bollons left ' yester day evening for Seattlo where she will visit With, relatives for a short time. - Mrs. F, M. Last returned Satur day evening from Clarkeston, Wash ington, whore sho 'spent a few days visiting with relatives. Georgo T. Cochran, -superintend ent of this water division, . will leave this evoning for Salem whi- ho will attend to official business. Miits Pearl White and daughter, Miss Han-lot of Baker, who have been visiting relatives near Allccl far a few days returned home Sat urday. , Mrs. B- P. Clapp arrived this morning from Walerlown, South Uukoli, and will make her home for the winter with her son, S. D. Clapp. Mrs. A. Wostenskow, for soveral months past operator In the Inde pendent telephone otfico, left this morning for Imbler whore she will spend the next woek with relatives. Mrs. J. M. Mason returned to hor homo at Island City this morning after spending the past week at the bedsldo of her daughter, Mrs. M. Ellcdge, who has been 111. T. J. ScroRgln, food administra tor for Union ' county wil I leave next Tuesday, November 26, for for Portland, whoro. he will attend a meeting of all food administra tors in Oregon. ' ' ' Ira Landers, charged with prejtiry n the case of Stale versus New- Hn. which was tried In tho October term of court has been Indicted by tho grand Jury and arraigned to appear In tho next session of court. i! 1 1 1 RED CROSS DRUG STORE The Kodak Store i i '2 mlnlstrator for Oregon. Tho offico ws organised: for (he period ot the war, but Mr. Holmes believes that there will be plenty for it to do for a considerable period yet. A marriage llceune ws Issued Suturday afternoon to William Hill- house and Eva Hugey, both of Hil- eard. ...... . . Miss Mlna Ash, . who underwent an operation at tho Grande Ko-ndo hospital last week Is roported as improving nicely. . ' , B. A. Bonhnm loft this morning for the 200-acre truck ranch near Alicel, on. which the . La Grande Investment- Company this yoar rais ed about twelve car loads of fine potatoes. Mr.' Bonham will prob ably be gono for the next week getting the fall plowing and'Othor farm operations under way. The company recently, purchased a new tractor for tho ranch. , Miss Iva Ilolllneer, student in the Y. M. C. A. school of telegra phy returned this morning -from North Bend, whora she has been spending tho weeks during which school was closed, with ber par ents. ' Fred Hnlines will leave this eve- Ml..tr 1,., I .... .1 ... AnnfnM m-ffl. I officials thera In regard to tho con 'tlnuntioa ol hli work as fuel d- . t'.WO.N . Miss Myrtlo Kllua Is spending a few days at the Hot Lako Sana torium. Union welcomed its first war baby when a nlno pound baby boy arrived yesterday u: tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Lovern Vandovanter. The fathor, who Is In P'ranoe, will bo notified by cablegram. , Mrs. Vandovator was , formerly Miss Laura Duko. Mother and child are doing nicely, according to re ports. Dr. Gllmoro was tho at tending physician. Worte'rt Job. Said tho facetious feller: "When It comes to ' genuine misfortune - that muchly advertised giraffe with sore throat is slow traffic compared with a ccntlpedo for corns." . , AJ Biblical Towns. It was at Lyddn, which was "nigh unto Joppa," thnt Peter restored Aeneas, "who had kept his bed eight yenrs and was sick of tho palsy," and It was, of course. In Jnppa itself thnt Peter restored Tnbltha to life. Hero also he lodged for a time "with one Simon a tanner, whose house Is by the seaside," and it was here that he saw the wonderful vision which taught him the universality of Christianity, V A. 13. HKRRK'K. ' The remains of A. . E. Horrlck, who died, in this city Friday from pnoumona were forwarded Sunday morning by tho -W. H. Bohnon kamp Company v to Monlpfillor, Idaho, where burial ,- will - take Place. , . Mr. Herrlck ' had boon in La ' Grande only a few dnys at tho time of his death. Ho la sur vived by a' wlfo and a slx-months-old baby. ' ' v ' ' Optimistic Thouaht ' " " ' Rnvcnga is sure though sometimes lowly paced. ; . . WIXTKH API'l.KS ' Apples 76e . fter box, bring your boxos or sacks. B blocks. nnrih nf O. W. H. N. shop, 2700 N Ulrch ot. Old Uhapman place. H-18-tf S Tho hot drinks of all kinds that , will please you, as well as ice cream sundaes, are served at Silvcrthorn's fountain. ' 11-l'itf FAMILY DRUG STORE , I.A SRANOCOtlsaON, " Job Printing, Tho Observer, Main 87. An Old Man's Stomach ' As we urow older and less active, les and less food is rcnuired In moot tho demnmls of our bodies. If too mucn is habitually taken, the stomach will, rebel. When a man reaches tho advanced age of 85 or DO, you will find that he is a light eater. Bo n careful ns you will, however, you will occasionally eat more than you should ana wm rcol the need of Chamber lain's Tablets to correct the disorder. These tablets do not contain pepsin, but strengthen the stomach and en able it to perform its functions natur ally. They also cause a gentle move ment of the bowels. Adv. SSfcdc!H.tft," is superior to any other front Jacc corset, for without tlio'Z featurcs no corset enn pos sibly 4e just, as good. It contains the master touch of scientific construction. You do not sacrifice com fort for stylo and 3-011 do not sacrifice stylo for comfort whon you wear A complete lino always on hand, priced at $2.50 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere ; Phone Ecd 3221 Res. 1702 Oak Street.
