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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1919)
LIA" GRANDE ' 15VENINO OB3MKVKI&-. . ' FIVE i TV "BT" NWIODAYj W'ANTKl To hear froiuownet of i pod ranch for ;io. Sfcite cah j price, full particulars. D. r'. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn, i sit. only l-4-3ni TT Red Cross Drug S Remember WANTKU LurKO knitting mill dc ! Biitf.'b woiiuin to work In own j town. Ka.sy buiuesa; permanent- Salary or commission? all I or part time. Guaranteed Mills. I Norristown, Pa., ll-fi-Sat. only 12t pd. The prescription Store. Social- and Personal ; ;i FOR SALK White Lcphorn cocks, Lancard strain. Ethel Kerns, Ali cel I. 0.1 phone Cove, Ore. l,18-:ttp Mrs. Martha McCully will leave todny Tor Baker Citv, to btf gdnfe ,n few days' on business. ' WANTED Maid' at Fojey Hotel. 1-18-tf SATr RDAYt JANUARY iV imo. Two' Views of a Smart Coat tf Horn to Mr. and Mr. Vorn Duan, South Second struct, u nine pound daughter, January l'J. ' i FOll KKXT Nice i-osey rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams. I'hone KSltO.l. 1-18-tf Mrs. Scott Wheatlv left thiB morn Iiir Tor Alice! to resume her teaching WAX I'KI) activities there Mond.y. I be pood Sanitarium. F. H. DcAtluy oT Enterprise, who j has been in La Grande for some-i WANTED TO KENT ttv responsible -Private secretary. Must stenographer. Hot I.akci i -i o.f-f 1 time, has returned to his home. M.rs Gale Sturdivant returned this morning from Pendleton, where had been for the past two weeks. she party about Fob. 4th, 5 or 6 room I modern house, close in. Inquire 270S1 North Second street. ' l-18-2tpl YANKS IN WRECKED VILLAGE Mi's- M. AW Kiddle returned this; morning from Portland, where she: has been visiting tho past few weeks, j J. C. MimimiKh left' this morning I for his home in Wallowa, nfter. spending a few days here on busi-, ness. 1 , f Mrs. Geo. Butley of Twjn, Falls,! Idaho, is in ha Grande attending to property interests and visiting with: friends. 1 Mrs. Fred C Schilke returned today i from Portland, where she has been: attending the conference of the Ore gon Congress of Mothers. - f Mrs. I.nther Dunn mid daughter, l'hyllls. left this niornluK Tor Seattle. Mrs. Dunn's father has been 111 and, they will visit him for a short time., -Mrs. Ray T. Murphy returned .o, I.a Grande this morning after visiting-h"i- parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. R. t!rif-i fith, in Kansas City, Mo. I Mrs. II. 1-. Leiter left this motnintr: for Baker City. She is peine on busi ness, but will attend the performance i of "So l ong, Letty,'' there tomorrow j niht. - ' i Only 2 Weeks More OF THE r:cns M,,Knl unfl Vnllio Onrdincr mother, Mrs. May Gurdinev. They re turned to Portland this morninp- to t '.kc up positions again. Keen and practical observers of the i si vies say t,hat they embody the spirit ! of youth nnd that this is one effect of I the war. The grent armicn are made I up" of youths it is the day of the f fining man. nnd It ts reflected In nil ; apparel. One might think that for matrons, tills flavor would be nlisent, hut no! Matrons ore as busy as maids and snhllWH, as alert nnd active, and their apparel expresses this, which Is the spirit of youth. In the handsome silver-tone coat pic tured something of this idea Is iippar ear. It seems to be simple, hut ts really designed with wonderful and' sophisticated cleverness, therefore It may be selected as representative among garments for women no longer vMithful. It Is a beautlfurmodel suit ed to all-round wear, with Raglan sleeves, that give it an ample roomy look and cleverly shaped nnder-arm pieces that keep It from being bulky. Only nn expert could think out and ! execute n. thing so new In the world A detachment of Americans are here1 of coats, shown on their wuy through the;7 " French' town of Bucquny, which has1 and beers which onlythey may pro suffered some very heavy bomhard-i cure, have foresworn bonze entirely. i it- WIG There Is n cape collar, convert ihle Into a milliter for very cold weather that Is made ot seal plush, and deep enffs to mulch, or one may chouse to have these accessories replaced Willi Hudson seal. Hut when fur buyers tell you It Is difficult to t.ll which is which, nt n little distance from tho wearer, (here Is no very coed reason to preferring fur to the more durahlo plush. flf course n coat that embodies the spirit of youth may he worn by youth. And this, lilie many other of the sen- son's offerltl (J Golden Rule Company mer years, there being now little or no chance for contamination from the wilt gnice both youth I.Mcat company's plant, the city health and maturity. Coats t;s a rule are hi qui"t colors what are called the "fur shades." But recently the tread of style Is toward brighter colors In frocks nnd hats, rellecling the mood of the public which .grows In cheerfulness. board urges boiling of drinking tvn'.er us a precautionary measure. . JOHN COI.UKH. 1-15-61 City Manager, This French official photo-: Bone on the "water wagon" for keeps , ca M. I). ( III Ki ll SIX I'M As the Sunday scbeols and ctmreh vre still beiiiK kept i :o; cl, tl'eu Fern Sampson, fnimerly 'of l.a' Crarde. but later residinK In Oska-j locsn, Iown, died at tint, place Frt- j day. January 10, according to word ' received last night by Mrs . lid . Thomas. j A .number or young people were ; entertained at the hume of Herbert i Mires Wednesday evening In honor bf Misses I.ena Eyres and Kate Con-: noly. two young ladies from Cove ; who were visitors a', the Mires home. , About nrtoen g'iest.1 wero present nnd the evening was most pleasar.tly spent at cards, music and dancing. Refreshments were served ueroie too party dispersed. graph shows the ruins of the village and. the American troops passing through Thorns de Calais, on their way to do their share In the heavy Uniting which the Yanks did in this Hector. COIt K.U,IC OH TltADIO One grader for. ditching, leveling and grading $100. 01). , FOl'U WIIKKL, SCRAl'l'Kll with 'apron. . , One 000 GALLON SI'lllNKLUR. Four DUMPWAdONS. j Six dump boxes and lots of uinall 'tools. All the uhovo Implements tiro j will be some ore at-thv doo,..of tho :u,m,UMy operated by teamster , iVl,: E. cbun h. South, tomorrow iit KcU,'nK oK fiotn, It those-arc uoc- nnd will be In goftd trim for the na- tion-wtue promoftiori tney win laceiwi,.. ciiurcu, ciou-.o, tomorrow ui j j,t,ttn(, oft; riotn, It- those' wnen tney return to tne unitca BtntcR. j Hunuay scmooi hum to give out '.no ,( ,K!tm.y implements for any progres- V. 1!'. SMITH, I'astor I l,... The goods that have made our business a success and enabled us to guarantee them to you are Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim mons Beds, Kenny Rome Springs, Smith Rugs. Furniture Exchange Fill AND JEKKKRSON , PHONE BLaCk 1241 U2l i'rices for Used Furniture, or V11, .Kxchtnge for,Nev WHEN ALSACE COMES BACK; First Poilu to Plant Tricolor on Wall, of Strassburg Get, Boqueat of J641.43. Yankee Soldiers Astound French by Their Spending. Buy Everything In Sight and Overlook Nothing Souvenlre Are Sent Home. PRINCE UMBERT0 V- e ' Paris. No wonder that American soldiers astound the French with their monoy-spendlng proclivity. Shops stocked sufficiently in the ordinary course of events to last six months ! are frequently cleaned out In a day I when the Yankees arrive. The Amer icans Just simply buy everything In sight. A bunch of troops just arriving from the long journey overseas, or perhaps having been shunted around n'hionth or so after landing, reach a permanent I camp nnd are paid off. " HOIL II(1NK1N; WAT Kit Owing to the Mhorlnge of water a( Heaver creek it is now necessary to get part of the supply from the Philadelphia. The minister of war '(Jrande Kor.de river. All water needed In Paris hus $(H1.43 from the estate i for drinking purposes should be boiled of a pntrlotlc Philadelphia Frenchman, j as a precaution against germs or coa who died 20 years ago, to be paid to ' tamination. White the conditions al the first French soldier who plants the , the river are much improved nvvi Tor French flag on the walls of the city of ;- Strasshurg, Alsace. I This bequest was made by Jacques C. Aschhncher, who was a contractor and also secretary of the French As sociation of Philadelphia. He died In July, 1808. and in his will now on file nt the city hall, he directed that Sl'ltO be given to the first French soldier who carried out the feat In tho next war. The money was turned over the French minister of war and now amounts to over $Vi0 by reason of the accumulative Interest. sivo Tanner. You-can buy samo at your own terms. Wkly 1-17-11. J; MA Pi". :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!- I OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. The fourteen-year-old Prince Unv berto of Italy, heir to trie tnrone, is Intensely Interested In the war and of ten goes to the front. Have the label, which stands for fair working conditions", put on your job printing. The Observer is one of ; the two ,chops in town observing uniur. j principle?. Phftne Main .T7. i Quick fin 04, for Croup. Watch for the first symptom. Frequently j hoaiKeness, and kI'-o Chamberlain's they haven't had a pay day In two or j coush Kemedy at once. It is prompt three months. Hnd effectual. Adv. Thei with their pockets full of the) strange francs they go to town nnd I A cs?jfirfi a(j wj i)rJnjf result', make np for lost time. They overlook; - - - rrr- liothinx from a Swiss watch to an nrra-j 5'ul.of souvenirs to send buck home. Put with alt the spendtnR nnd buy-1 hiK it is rem;trk:ihle that there are so1 few cn.ees of drunkenness. The wine shops are open to the Americans at tM-rtain hour, (renerniiy from 6:M to p. m. Hut the nvenae American i does not like French wine, nt least, not ot first. French beer has a flat, weak taste which does not appeal at all to Americans. There Is no whis ky, nnd even were It available thp Americans would not be allowed to ! purchase It. O'snac Is the nearest ap proach to whisky and this must be! obtained by stealth sort of a boot le'fring process. Many thmnrinds of American ol dl('rs, (litioj-.fi yth t-fro I'ht win s U3E LUBRICANT CARBON REMOVER in your motor and you will get more miles per gallon of gas. For sale at 1-119 ADAMS AVE. awyer Holmes ercantile Co. Have tho label, v.hidi Ktamls foi fair woikiiur rornlitioii-, put on you: jcli priiitinir. The Observer is cine ol j the two shops in town olisi 1 vmg union 1 pi im-tples. Phone Main 'M. Mr. Business Man- it, e 17 LOOKS' GOOD and tastes better if it came from our liatu'rj, and there's another p'Md thine abo:itr,i!. jou Ithmw our wiie or nioth- rr verrn't Klaoptnx ter tfie 9 hot ',to all the 'Urnon to haft it (or ym? Mtidern methods nanitary pcIeartlineH mr ingredient 9 rdN extwrt skill rein u pride nt QU BAKERY DUTLI'S aSAKElCY :tl7 oKTH FIR 1. - it.. WL'ST ACKUKi THK T!VaK T AOlOSj ))!!; TlftcK ' As a matter of economy you should consult . the Obscr ver's Job Department be ore placing your printing we - are satisfying Lde Grande's leading firms,;--put us on youp calling list. ePJione IIain ? ult Only'lligiilass Printers (31 tiVo rthrdn vrrl PHONE Main 17 Goal, 0Wopd, e Hay, .Grain, Cement, Storage Lime 9 9 y i . 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