La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 23, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textl ora xd n evening observes !!f!l?ll!iti "i'.V.): "'tt'liftt-nt'tlttl'l'VWVJV!"' Case 1 Q-1 Tractor Mado'hy the old reliable 3. I. Case Threshing Marliinc i !(., Kaeiiio, Wiwu&Su.' TIk; tractor that will Ho the work it is intended to do, easier and ior economical than any tractor made. It pullH' two )lows,;nuis silo filler, small thresher, will handle a self binder esily, and' all manner of: 1'ann work, -'it is a fVnir-cylind'er macliine with all work ing parts enclosed. ; If .yon want the best, buy the CARE, then if you should nw'd repairs you wUl be able to get them. If interested, let me give yoii'detailed information. D. A. Chandler 1 ' William N. Bteelhouso - nnd Bva isoclully E. Huney ' were married Jast Sun-lohetint;. rlnv jit the Me'iimitst Knlseollal , served. parsomiso, Rev. Sherman Hawk, jf-'afternoon ' wero- Mesdames Gurrlty inxl In knitilng and cro A light luncheon was Gueats present during tho flclutiiig. a Tho Army nnd Navy .' Ausdlinry mul Jasl Monday, evening. . The main object of the meeting was to A. Klurd, Wessley Morrison, Leo liiilllnner, Krud Bo.utli and Misses Iiyun av.d Diicoll, ."Word was received this week of decide what to do with the money I tho -wedding of Waller Galloway in on hand 'that ' had boon raised fori Portland on Nnvemli".r J 4. Mr uiu- the 1 Mesa Fund I of the hoajiitnl hoys. It was decided to- save It and 1,'lve tho boys "one good tlmo" when thoy reach Lo, Grande. The ladles L. A. of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen had a social In way was one of l.'i Grande's most papular nnd widely known young men -during his stay hero. For number of months, he ipluycd . In tho muviiig picture theaters here and later moved to Hilgnrd to tuke a simil ir pustlton thete. Mora to- meetlnk Wednesday afternoon, cently be mis been serving in me ,i,i,.h wo wan. attnnilnd mwl mnatlstar Military police and Is now highly enjoyed by all prosont. Mem hers of. the Brotherhood were- giv- en a surprise luncheon which tho ladies had prepared and while it conformed to the conservation rules the1 -spread was ample and a da'.isht lo the recipients. Tho ses sion'W'aBi viiled-'-io. be anions ilie most pleasing that has been held In a long period. . ' On' Tuesday afternoon,' Novembor 2Clh,' the Neighborhood ' Club will combine a most instructive and In teresting literary program with stationed at Portland. Mr. Gallo way Is a -grandson of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Budge. 1303 N. uvenuo,. '. Rev. Sherman Hawk of the Methodist Episcopal church officiat ed at the wedding Thursday nt the Waiter J.sr.dry hnni'i of Hoy L. Gray of Suattlo ana Miis Orloiee King. The nrrangements wero very simple, only the Immediate rela tives "witnessing the ceremony. Miss King jived In l.a Grundo for a number of years and will be well omenibered; Mr. Gray has exten The noclal- hour and all members, are jsiyo property interests In Spokane, In which city Mr. and Mrs. uray will lie at . home to their friends. Following a few d.iys trip to Los Angeles. Mrs. Gray is the daugh ter of Mrs. Floro Denning. af ewi Machinery We have installed $G000.00 worth of new machinery; we make bread ready for the oven, 18 loaves a-minute. . Complete line of Home-made Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, . Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies. All made according , to government regulations. DUTLI BAKERY 317 NOKTITFIR ST. ' JUST ACROSS THE TRACK r r- :. : C 1 " --p-- "t; " fci:::.7 Lis'e today :::rSfrr before 7 '.-2 C.. l'W. "Z I iv;.j ilie jTreitcut i -.t rf i vt- '.' I.- : wo." .1 '.-(Vffniit, i ii ,rljiii".' (ifi-ictinn.of iiiUT:nn i o: l-ji'ji;rina lieaiiing, ra.it . .:t I'.: mor, he ;iJ t.'ic bj.ccial P.w?y 1 .,, tK '. o ut every ;r,i'. It apptulJ Vj .:k Ifir.inii i vith hihtrjt idL'iils. ' OFFER No. 1 N-"v Snincribcni lo The Youth's Ctniiiiinirijfi will rccewe: 12 15:.Ua 1919 I'J'l'J CarDtiiai'in Hem $9X3 i u 10 C1:: J s&iWk .11 yf ft- AD for Calender free OFFER No. 2 1KB TOOTS C(K?!t33l 1 AH for KifJ'VS MAGAZINE S-..00 ) rm.--k vour jhok-e and fltnid this coupon with vcrur rtr. :t:kc lo Ihc fJILISIII.B I t" t il". I-APE3, t.- to j'lie Youth' Conpanton. Boston. Wqs. ' , cordially urged to ho present. program Is lis follows: "France Through the Eyes Young Amoiica." Miss Haley. "The Statue of Alcan-Lorralno Under - Gorman Rulj" Mrs,. J. P. Smith. Reading'. Translations of Popular French ' poems--Mrs. J. P. Cald well. Vocal Selection- Mrs. J. H.' Pur- cell. - , ' After the '-program' the meeting will be In the' hands of the social committee nnd refreshments will bo served. ' . In prejiartlon for their appear ance two evenlgs's entertainments on the subjects "Cathedrals on the Trail of the Builder" and "Cath edrals On the Trail of the De stroyer." Selected members of the Neighborhood el tin have been studying ' each Thursday evening under the direction of Mrs. E. P. Mossman. Previous to her remov al to La Grande Mrs. Mossman ef fected the organization of the pres ent .popular Art Club of Pmtlaixfc Mrs. E. E. Kiddle was hostess Tuesday afternoon !o the .Eastern Star Card Club at Island "City. Four tables were filled by the twenty-four member. Mrs. W. H, Bohnenkamp won the prize of ofur thrift stamps. This club Teports satisfaction on the l'nrl of all with the new .plan of offering no other prize thun thrift stamps or similar articles of a patiioltc na ture. i . Past Matrons of .lite Eastorn Star were " Friday evening enter tained at the home of Mrs. Goo. C. Hopkins. ' Knitting and fancy work formed the chief diversions of Interest, during tho evening. Light refreshments were served. Those prosont were Mesdnmes Map Woods, C. W. Noyos,', F. M. Jack son, E. S. Kiddle, Arthur Williams, A. B. Cherry and L. H. Russel and Misses Paulino Lederly and Carrie Hunter. , Miss Katherlne Schcll, for the past few months the guest ut the J. T. Rldenotir' home was enter tained Thursday afternoon when, a number of guests were received in her honor. : Tho tlmo was spent 1 Twenty-four members of tho Is land CHy Sowing Club met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Albert Wardoll for a social afternoon and for work. Refreshments were ser ved. . ' MISS VIRGINIA LE SEURE - Jar prr-i-r, tf( mi (IFFlfl- Tns engagement of Miss Virginia Cannon Lo Seure, gran Jdaughter of Representative Joseph Q. Cannon, hat been announced. Miu Le Seure Is to marry Capt. William Hougbtollng of, Chicago and San Francisco. 8he has spent several winters In Washington,' where she Is very popular. She la1 possessed of much of the keen wit for! which "Uncle Joe" Is famous. I ' Spasmodic Sermon. Men are known by the eompnny they keep mid coinriinles are kuowii by the men they keep. ' CONTRACTORS ATTENTION! Wlira von are in the market for LUMBER Tt will pay yon to sond your specifications to WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. 1604 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon We Furnish Everything in the Lumber Line. Deal with the Manufacturer and Save Money. ... . .t, the Oliscrvc-r iuiniohes and prints A-Butt-t "Wrappers printed at the ButtCT Wrai)perjf Heat Your Entire House From One Register SIMPLE WARM COMFORTABLE , Just this one large register. The hot air comes np through the center circle and the cold air goes down the olhcr comparlmcnt between the . circle and the border, it's right over the Quaker I'ipt-linB Furnace. More heat and just where you want it always, ready. To warm that cold room, just open the door. The ' yuaKer ksss" hat no Tfim, Ho tmlky cold air returns, Ycur walls arc nut torn up.io cellar it iw small. Will burn any furl. Particularly adr-ptd !ooft Cf..al. Spocial humidifier kern the air always irw-ivl. The furnace is built of heavy txnler plr.'e tm;!. nn crmenied joint lo leak Ras. duM or Boot. ire wtf lrrt l with his h test fire brick, capable ot wtthst-mdnir .24 W 'ilritreeB of heat. An abundance of dean, pun warm air sent to every room. Simpler than a aiove to opf-ratf, tteaner. more aavrng ot fuel, and much row- hfat'httil. Sen!s heat to every room in the houw. Ventilate aa wHI aheata. Chansrsand purines theair to every witn. Keep the cellar cool for fruit and vegetable toiafiL-. SPAETH & GOSS - : mfm HI of rvrr-.it " j the Booktnorm j lMMSMBaissMnn While school Is keeping Satur day mornings,, tho ptibllo libi o.i y will open ut noon on Suturnuy on ly. Hours ss usual on other rtiiys: 1 to 6, J to 9 ip, m. Sundays 1:30 to 6:30 for roodlng only. If Ton have seen b! library 'copy of these "books, 'please return ito the library,' or notify the librarian. They hiwe been lost by borrowers or taken from the' building with out, -record being irntde: j ,- r Hiiursm. Famous . men of Roma. White, Gold. . "Plnley. Uttle Hlrtl Blue. ' ' Worth American ' -Review,' ' NovV 1918. '.:' .'..,-; , .;, ''What relation' la there hetween tho present, or very recent ' reign ing sovereigns of Europe? This quostlon Is-often asked. To figure out the "whole family tree la very confusing. The . most ' essential points are shown In these tables: Victoria, iieen of Kngliuul EDWARD VII Victoria j Alice m. in. Frederick mi ' Louis IV. Grand Duko -' - '"of Hesso GEORGE V Kaiser Wllhelm II ;' "' Alexandra All m. Nlciiolns II., czar of Russia Christian ' IX; Khig of Denmark ! GEORGE, KING OF GREECE ' Alexandra Pagar m. .Edward VII .Alexander III ' ' cznr of Russia m Maria , s S)a ' - CONST ANTING GcdTge V. - Nicholas II New war books at the- library! are: MncGIll The Great Push. ; Barlnsfeather Billets -and Bul lets. , ; Whlto Martial Adventures of Henry -and Me. ' This hi one pf the few humorous books on the war,; although nothing aa the war Is al together humor. Llchnowsky Memorandum, Vlth' Reply of Herr von Jngow. . ' j Uazen AlBnce-Lorralne under; Gorman rule. A. C. McClurg ft "Co. European War Zone Oeographloal names. ' Various pamphlets received ns iritis Include booklets on the Checlio-Slovaks, Tho DestruoMon of Polaaid, and "The Victory of Tlie Marne." sPrTflfeY'-has' "WWHiomiWea '.'trtW the - state library.' Thla Is the "Thin Volume", mentioned in the story of that name. H 1 1 M 11 ii 1 si ny 'aiWflt.' ; 1 1 jr : There tothint more tcstftl to the rlred body 'thun fcrearhlmi -deeply at the same time relaxing. -, . Jdaass1WsltllwNBlsas Security -Insurance Agency CUAS. II. REYNOLDS, Malinger, - ' is in the front rank in Fire, Acci- ? dent and Health, and Automobile' ' Insurance. Our Service is the Best We Write1 Bonds One ' hundred and throe people owe library ilneB at the juosont time. The amounts vary from one tent to the urice of a "book.' The rocelpts from library lines, amount ing to something over J100 a. year, are used for postage, express, and small supplies and repairs. ' Sterne's "SonUmental Journal," whloh was frequently asked for Inst ssls1lslss1ssss1ssa1ss The Multnomah Hotel f ORTLAND; OREGON Is Home to EAST OREGONIANS ' The Multnomah Hotel la a contributor to the live stock shows of the Northwest; its facllitles'are always at the disposal ' of Oregonians who meet to counsel or the Iwst interests of the state, and in other ways the Multnomah has become identified with all that is making for progress. ; - : 'r. V Many Eastern' Oregonians are making the Multnomah their j liomo when in Portland, and the. management is trying to make them comfortable. The finest thing anybody can say about the , Multnomah is that the hotel is "My Portland Home" Multnomah Hotel Bus Meets All Trains. THIS IS THE Tn.iTVFi F7lr& if T a snrV 11 Ii W of Real Winter Get Your Fuel Now While the Getting Is Good The J. D. Lynch Go Phone Main 10 FUEL ICE FEED TRANSFER STORAGE Observer ouice.