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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1919)
o THREE 9 o o MONDAY, JANUARY fi, 1919. " LA" CITIANDE EYEXTXG OBSERVER JU J jl. Ji- Hot drinks flult rurht at Silver! iJt lsasiaa M11Blsss1ls1s1 r ; e 4- CECJ L COSPER - ' w e Kthorn's fountain. l-4ot Red Cross Drug Store THE PRESCRIPTION STORE WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION . 'Off- With -a Rusk! i' Public AccounUnU ! . . Income Tlx Advisor. 4" K 614 Main St, Pendleton, Oregon FAMILY DRUG STORE LA SRANDCOnlOON. li T T T T V "i V V V. 0 fr thorn's fountain. l-4Jt f I" f tfll. rfUBrn j. . 1 - - - W U U . -J- 1 - 4v' Public ttccountanUt 1 A A WANT AD will io It J. M 11 M jis A OPERATIONS BOTH FOR LABOR AND E MATERIAL, WE WILL, BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1919, MAKE A CHARGE FOR REPLACED FUSES. WE WILL CONTINUE TO SEND OUT J , OUR TROUBLE MAN AND WILL CHARGE MERELY FOR THE FUSE II: . , PLUGS. TAXI FARE CHARGED AFTER 5 O'CLOCK P. M. IFOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION AND THE PROTECTION OF YOUR PROFER I TY WE WOULD ADVISE YOU TO AL- j I mltrn (ITT frr mr TT?fHATT TiTTC'Prj IIHII WAIO w-fi. llll UO 1U Alio J.l.J-iJJ X uouu IAS THE USING OF TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL FUSES IS NOT SATISFAC TORY. THIS WILL ALSO ELIMINATE I TROUBLE CAUSED FROM IMFKUPJJii USE OF FUSE PROTECTION. , 1 I ! Aiwa vs at Your I . Service ' I Mill v .'. g II !r ii : I j j 1 h Eastern . Oregon Light & Power II . Company J J liil ocial -and Personal Mrs. C. M. Leak returned .to ber borne in Portland after spending tho holidays with ber morlior, Mrs. H. Harvey. l. A. MacAllisler returned this niorning from Portland where he has been the last fc days on bus iness. W. Shultz and T. Keckrltz, of Union, were registered at the Foley yesterday. They returned to Union today. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tannor of Al berta, Cunadi. arrived in La Grande today to visit with Mrs. Tanner's sister, Mm. M. J. Honolulu. Mrs. L. Carter lias received f Christmas card from her son, Prl vate Harry L. Carter of the 91st di vision, state that be Is in Belgium and that he got through without scrr-.tch. Corp. Clarence E. Klngsley arriv ed from Camp Lewis last night, for a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mis. A. C. Kingsley. Corp. Klngsley. who has received bis dis charge from the service, spent two months training at the Benson Pyro technic school and three months in Camp Eustace, Virginia. Owing to the In.'luenza condtlons the O. W. R. N. band, will not hold Us regular Monday night re hearsal as was intended. J. P. CALDWELL, Director. LOCAL GUARD TO BE MERGED Major J. Francis, Drake, on officer of .the national guard of Portland, was in town on official business Inst night, As a result of his visit the two com panies of the Oregon national guard which have existed here for some time Irmst will become merged into one com' pony in the United States national guard. It is the wish of the war depart ment, communicated through - Major Drake, that a provisional muster be ihold immediately, to be followed in B short time by an inspection by an of ficer from the national guard. Then, about March 1 tho new company will be offered to the United States gov ernment. FLU IS KILLING WILD GAME OFF BIG RIVER, Sask., Jan. 6. Hunt ers returning from the wild regions In northern Saskatchewan report that influenza is decimntlng big game and that for time smaller 1 animals in the district have shown marked symptoms of the disease. Investigation has disclosed diseased j lungs among moose that became ex hausted quickly why.i pursued. After Investigating conditions around Pelican lake and Wltchekan lake in the big game country, Dr. Nichols of Dcdben reported that heavy losses among the anlnialB would not be surprising. i NEW TODAY j L.OST A brown muff between Allcel and Island City, finder please re turn to Observer. l-G-2t FOR SALE Two Fords, one 1918 new; one Overland, one Reo, . tone Buick six. La Grande Gar age, Chas. McCrary, Prop. 1-6-41. Toad's Good Service. The toad is uneful because of It diet. No .less than 83 specimens o Insects, mostly injurious, hnve beei nrnvpri tn Alitor Itiln Ita iltulnn. w. Hunter says: A Kind has been ob served to .nap up. 128 rile, in half .. hour. Thus at a low estimate .1 could easily destroy 1,000 Insects durln, a day and do an Immense service ti the garden during the summer. II ns oeen csumatea that a sinsrie tofidi 1 may, on account .of the. cutwormr whlcb It kills, he worth 119.88 each season that U lives. Job printing. The Onsrvur. Main 37 dutli's 317 NORTH KIR ST. - . . ica ISL1MD HIT HAPPENINGS ISLAND, CITY, Jan. 6. (Spec ial ) Miss Wilma Smith of Iowor Cove Is visiting her cousins, lleulali and Jean Smith of Island City. Rev. A. W. Roberts and his wife returned from a trip to Watty Walla Monday. The college girls who come homo for the Christmas holidays are returning back to school to resume their work. Ira Kennedy is pulling up ice for future use. Mrs. Chadwick of Island City is expecting ber husband homo Iroui Fiance at au early date. Dick and Jack Smith attended tho shooting match at 1 unipkin ridgo During tho Christmas holidays. the young people of Island City have been enjoying the wholesome sport of skating. Leslie Thompson has recolvea his discharge from the service. John Trouty, Alfred Whltmcr, and Warren Thompson nro home from O. A. C. Miss Florence Burnett of islnna City motored to Slurkey, wit 11 a bunch of other young peoplo to at tend a watch party at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Roso. Mr; and Mrs. Cullon Friswold aro moving into tholr new homo In Allcel. Jack Smith and wiro wore guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. UieU Smith. FORMER COVE GIRL Miss l'cnrl Grow Married to Clarence Fowcrs of Ogdcn, Utah.. The mnrrlage of Miss Pearl Grow to Clarence Fowors, of Odgcn, Utah, was an event of Now Year's day. The happy ties were solemnized hv Rinlinn Browning of that city, at the home of the bridegroom s par ents. Mr. and Mis. F. after- whloh ' a spoiiilKll .1 Fnwnrs. I ar god supper was nerved to the many friends present. Miss Covo was formerly a well known Cove girl and Is a daughter of Mrs. David Crow of La Orando. She Is a sister of Mrs.- I. A. Hall mark of TelocaBet. Mr. Fowors Is a well known wung man of Ogilon, Utah, who just received his discharge from the service at Fort Logan, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Fowors will bo at home to their many friends ut 440 27lh street, Ogden, Utah. FLU TAKES ANOTHEK The death of Mrs. Ida Shelton oc curred this niorning at her home fol lowing a Bhort illness from influenza. She is a sister of Mis. Bert Gilmnn, of Portland, who will arrive this even ing. Particulars are not known, but it is thought that she died from lack of care, owine to the scarcity of nurses. She leaves her husband and on' son to mourn her death, and they also are ill with the disease. No funernl arrangements have been made as yet. Observe' lults. ad-.ertlslng will bring re KEEP LOOKING TOM It's Easy If You Know Dr. The secret of keeping young is to feci young to do this you must watch your liver and bowcl3 there's no need of having a SailOW COmpie..Jn uain. iko under your eyes pmples a bilious look in your faco dall eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sichness comes lrom la- active bowels and liver. ... n.t 1. .nll.l.nnn,H v.l.ml.t'.ft r7,r;, vencuujia com- i fh0eTver and taSdX & cavo to I tnr vp- to act on Dr. Edvarti' C:ivo Tiblcts, t'.vi inb-ti- j tute for CaloirxL are cc:'.tie in their aclion yet always effective. They bring about uucja;i w. " . . ' everyone, by toning up the liver ana clear- ing the svsfm of impmities. nn will know Dr. Edwinr-is Olive Tab KOI lets by their olive color. 10c and 25c pel ' box. All druggist;, ' THE CHILDREN allWiint good things of our Uliiing? ( Our breads, ci'us and pas try ate wh"'mr, drlirums and made of pure, unajiil UrBted arid .nutritious in gredients as'n)"tii ued to use'eitiit's safe to give it childicn daii.tics from OUR BARERV Bakery JUST ACROSS THK TRACK Eager Buyers are taking advantage of the Wonderful Savings offered at the . Final Windup Sale of the Th VijniirifiiiniiniiniifTirT MItS. A. E. MILLER. Mrs. A. E. Miller, one of La Grande's most popular and respected young wo men, passed away at the Grande Hondo hospital, Saturday, January 4. Her death was very sudden and was duo to ulcer of the stomach. Mrs. Miller was taken sick Friday afternoon and wis rushed to the hospital Saturday morn ing. Her death occurred at o:au p. m. of that day. Emma Gcock Miller was born in La Grande on the 5th of November thirty years ago. Sho wus married to A. L Miller the Z2nd (lay ot May, luiz. uo- Isiiles her husband, who is with-the jisii Engineers in Franco, she leaves to mourn her death three sisters, Eliza-1 belli Donnelly and Ida Gcock, of La Grande and Mrs. Frank O'Hara of! Stockton, Cal., and two brothers, Frnnk; Willing (fi i Workers I urc dollars (U'lxtslt ed in a Savings Ac count in tin- United States National Uank. 9ji They arc 011 the job" night and day, 'M days in the vcar. gr rm,,, t.... Fl?) J " y I'lM ti'MIS and no vaca- 1 ollSt.'l'VC ! f ? ) MfJ j -fl M-iJ uf ! C 4,1 77 110 holidays. They cam cent interest. 1 lH-rS Vi 5fcK "Sr?" rni " . . I ,?J J"'.V (IchclKluljlL. ulwavb M -J Gin' dially Sit viui urtiT-cVs cor .invite yi Mir :s Account. ft! m United States (f National, Bant Wf 5j Ja Oindcj Ore 85 ! Golden Company and Herman of La Grande. Mrs. M'ller was born and raised in La Grande and was. one of tho most pipulur young matrons in this city. Since Mr. Miller hus been In Franco she has been working in the store room in the O.-W. shops. She was respected by nl) who knew her and leaves n host of friends. Jimmy Hlrks, travelling p.isscn gor agent for tho O. W., arrived in La Grande on No. fi this morning. JUST THINK FOR ONCE IN YOUR LIFE how you can sava and when in need of LINOLEUM, RUGS OR FURNITURE We have prices that beat 'em all, and mean dollars in your pocket if you buy your furnituro and other goods here. Harris Furriiture Store U. n. n AltltIS, 400 Kilt STIlLL-r HAS ANYONE Died Eloped Divorced . Embezzled Left Town Come to Town-.-Had Twins r Coiic- 5old a Cow or Lout an Auto Laid in a Slo(.k of Wfiiolty Stolen a Dog Dr His Friend's Wife Uommiued Suicide, or Murder Fallen From an Airplanfi or Fallen Into a'Coal Hole or Fallen Into a Legacy f. m THAT'S Phone or Mail It to the 0 Evening ..Qr Rul The funornl' of W. F. Bcujiian will bo hold privately tomorrow from the family rosidonco 315 Di vision St. The Interment will bo at tho Masonic comotory. Tho ro- mains will be at tho Bohuonkanip chupol until tiniorrow morning. . Quick Cure for Croup. Watch for tho first Bymptom, hoarseness, and (five Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. It is prompt and effectual. Adv. Proprietor I'll ONE: Ited 8171. Had a Fire ' Had a Baby Had.a Party SoldaFarm-j Been Arrested NEWS! 00 o Obsevrer -ry- z-?rBr o ojl o O o
