La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 22, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA" ORANDR EVENING OBSERVER." 1 "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919. I I :t Si :: i i t 3 II II , I I 1- L U I I U I LVUU II 1 1T U l UULIUU w . Rich Red Blood will Bring Color to ybur Cheeks Health and Beanty usually go hand in hand. Where perfect health abides, worry a-nd wrinkles have no place. Pure, rich blood is the basis of good health. OUR OWAMUS BLOOD PURIFIER WITH IODIDE OF POTASSIUM will build up your blood and give a glow of health to your entire system. It will insure a clear, rosy complexion. This blood remedy will keep the bowels regular, tone up the stomach and keep the kidneys and liver in a healthy, normal condition. Take this remedy now, and get your system in . perfect condition. PRICE $1.25 WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon SHIPMENT t 1MIOI) JiAllllKLH MIII'I'Kl) I'KO.M jOKurii tiih vi:uc ill CLOSED Ticrs'ji;i;s iian(;k minim I.AST Ml.MTK. ATi Week 'n Output Vuliii'il at V'Jii.ooo ' oi'A to I'Yiinrti mid to I lie Hawaiian Maud. JOSKI'ir, Jan. 21. Tlio Chinook l-iiury .Mlllmuii Hume, n'm Tlirco UajH Out mi AUiiiilic When Armistice Win Higned. The ban on tho school was to have of Inst week took ull the snow und Iboou lifted Monday nd tha teachers i for about two days tho ground warworn all notified to return, but for aro. a Heavy tnov loiiowed im-i""io uuiiuown reason notices were' nieuiaioiy Keeping tilings as winiery iiuniou i.uo aturuay evening suiting' as usual. J. W. Womitck, of Wallowa, canto up on Monday's train on a business mission. Atlorney A. M. Unnnells returned last week from a hiislness trip to Portland and Pendleton. Hoy Hewitt loft first of til f week for Milton, where ho is visiting rela tives. Hermit MeCulJy is running his delivery waKon, and Chas. DaviH I iidn viiuiku ill I lie until 0.11 l ying uur- iug Mr. Hewitts absenco. After five month. In (ho service at Camp Lewis, 8. K. MeMasters re turned homo this week armed with an honorable diseharjie. Clarence Carpenter hns taken the position formerly occupied by Al onzo (Happy) Dunn at the O. W. R. It. & N. depot. The repent wind brekn one of the largo colored windows In the M. K. church, besides doing other minor Walla Walla mat tno sciiooj would not open. Thuro am no fnriuenza patients in! Cove save a few convalescents. j Kniory Mllinun received his dis cliurge and arrived homo from Camp l.eo Monday. Ho was threodays' on the Atlantic when the armistice I was HlL'iieil unit hlu i,-,..,u..n.. .... 4 culled. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Orton enter tained a few friends at a taffy pull tho early part of the week. Those' present were: 1'auliue Oeer, Ada' Oeer, Leila JOyres, Claude I'uckott, l'lillip Lockwood and Ellon . Ilery-j ford. j Mrs. Otho Eckioilcy rotumed from Wulla Walla Friday, where! she has been visitim: her daughter, ' Nolle Kckersley. i .Herman Tripper was in CoVe Saturday on his w.iy from his cattle i ranch on the Miiiau to his home in1 Direct from New York SEE THE NEW 1919 STYLE OF LADIES' SKIRTS, NEW MATERIALS, WEAVES AND COLORS. THE LATEST FAN-TA SI MARIE CREPE, MANDARIN AND BRAIDED POPLIN $12.50, $14.75, $16.50 and $18.50 BE CONVINCED OF OUR WONDERFUL DAILY OFFERINGS COM PARE OUR MERCHANDISE AND PRICES WITH THE CREDIT STORE METHODS. ' Ladies' Crepe Waists $3.98, .4.98, $5.90, $6.90 to $9.90 Ladies' Voile Waists 1 98c, $1.25, $1.49 . Ladies' Corsets 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.93 Ladies' Gowns 98tJ, $1.25, $1.49 Ladies' New Fall Shoes ! $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Ladies' New Fall Novelty Shoes $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 to $10.50 Ladies' New Fall Black Dress Shoes $4.93, $5.90, $6.90 . Ladies' New Silk Hose at only 98c Ladies' New Middies at $1.98, $2.98 Ladies' New Sateen Petticoats $1.98, $2.49 damage around Iho building. Old Doc Flu is a vlHltor nt J. Itoss Leslie homo this week. Kliner Wels and A. 11. Walker of u fine time. There was a party ut tho homo of diet Lyres Monday night- About twenty were present ind ull report -to MERRY'S Today Only THE MOST FAMOUS ACTOR OF THE MOD ERN STAGE E. H. SOTHERN AND THE SPLENDID VITAGRAPH ACTRESS EDITH STOREY IN THE VITAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEA TURE "An Enemy to the King" A FILM MASTERPIECE IN SIX PARTS, ALSO A COMEDY Ln Gr.utdo were In l own luat woMt uidlnB In repulr work on the O. V. 11. It. & N. proporiy h?re. W. If. Surju-nt lias resigned his poKitlon ns rural tmtll carrier. K. L. Anton, of Boise, whs roKlHlor od nt tho Jenninns on Sunday of this week. ' BaiKOint Coo. 3t:irr, of thn 13th Ammunition train, Ktationod nt Cniup tlmti. Iwi8 roceivurt an Imnorahlo di chai'Ko 'ii I1"" Joined bin wlfo and hihy In JoHoph. Mr. Rtarr nxpoels lo Btay in. thin vicinity until spring, at which tliuo ho w!ll move his fum ly to his ranch In Montana. L. H. IMnkhnin of Spokano wns a hiiidiHtH viHilor in our city this wwk, Contractor I'M'o-i. of tho Dalles, .wan in town rueontly on hiisineHH. K. V. McCuIly ird family are iialn ocoupyiiiK iholr homo on upper J Main st root. MIkxus Strnchan, Forney and Itaily jhavo ronlod tho Houo house in east i Joseph. J John OhtirK. of KnlorpiiHU, wuh In town Monday art huslni'H.s, SHERRY'S i:. II. SOTHKIfN KM ICKT FENCKIt Slar (Jive Kxainnh" of ry't Tlu'atru. Ail ut Slu-r- Arvillu Ileckwith of Salem uniyud hei'j Saturday to spend tho upi-iug J months. ' Miss K ii nice Humsdall entertained! a party or young people at a turfy pull last "week. j Mirf. Robert French was a I.u Oiai.de visitor Tueiduy. Miss lliucl liouser. a teacher In wno had oeenidio achoola here last fall, arrived Lewis for some 1 Krhlav for a week's siiiv. A party of yoim people wore pleasantly entertuiued at the home of Mis. Kate Conley. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mires, ICtha Thomas und Kdna Jones of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Hurl Conley, Mr. and Mib. Tuck Conley and Mr. und Mrs. William Van Rlcien of Alicol, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Carter, Lolia Kyers, Kffie Conley, Elton Hereford and diet Kyers. W. 1). Foreman of tho National Forest Reserve returned Saturduy hum a two week's trip back in tho mountains. Ho reports that thero Is less rt.ow ont the summit than i hero has heen at this time of' year sint'o any records were kept. I A letter received here last week Pay Cash Why Not? Incorporated J . , , , - mi-j-i w r. Pay Cash Why Not? Thursday night. Those pres.ent were: Cecil Kyrsa, Vina Conley, LIBEIM Y I10ND PAYMENTS DUE Final payments on Liherty bonds is latKaret Laird, Marjoric L:ilrd,'duc January 30th, and should be paid Lang John Alnort Brazille, Grant Conley, IJoll, Chet Eyres, Ernont Grey Miller, Russel Fulp. Letters received recently from Ralph Hancock of tho La Grande 'hospital Unit stato that ho in the iarniy of occupation. Mr. and Mis. L, B. Carter and Mr. land. Mrs. L. N. Conley motored to La Grande Tuesday. Dr. Gllmore of Union was in Cove on business Friday. on or before that date. . l-22-8t U. S. NATIONAL BANK, La Grande. INFI XENZA MORTALITY RATE HIGH IN U. S. ARMY CAM I REWARD Reasonable reward given for return of keys picked up at postoffice Janu ary 14th. Jack Oliver. 1-22-tf Hot water bottles, face bottles, rubber tubbing. Always a good stock of these will be found at 1-lfi-tf X. Mlchellod returned tho first of , rrom ih, b Van Gordon and family. Sherry's theatre at this performance. PIANO ITNING r.xpert tuning and repairing. Leave! orders with Mrs. R. J. Kitchin. James M. Paly, tuner. l-lil'-lUp RESULTS TELL The hiir ntt! ir.-titm nt the Sherry theatre tuday only, ''An Enemy to the Kintf," the Vitajfi'iiph Hlue Itihhim fea ture starriiur tin most fami'it aetor of the modern utajri'i E. H. Sot hern, und Edith Stmey. (lie versatile star, is Mr. Sutliyrn's own ctioire nf the play wh:ch he ilu-d tn mal.c iiumoita). Tho sttn-y, which takes ptaee at the time of the trouble lietwceu the Cath olic an I the Huguenot in France ! TIhto Can Rv No Doubt About while Henry Hi n icned, calls for ;i i Results in I n (iiamle. number of feticinvr sceue.s, i:i which ; Mr. Si'thern pal L cipates. j Riults tell the tnle. Tliese scenes are correct to the mi-) All doubt is removed, nutest detail, Uv (.hi world -renowned j The testimony of a t.u Grande eilr fflnr is ;i ma. iter in tho art of feueinnlt n can he easily investigated, j'nd superinteiirii-il the direitine; of Wlnt better proof can be had? ihj se m-eiu s us well aw titkit'.ir part, A. J. In m, ranch owner, 1510 Jef rtmarkably fitted to her type, and one would think the part created for her benefit, so aptly does she carry each and every scene. Together, Mr. Sothern and Miss Storey form n most attractive combi nationone that it seems a nitv to this week lose on Mr. Kothern's retirement' to ost nmounts c-vor iuppi-d from the private life. rounty. Fort of t ho consignment A comedy will also be shown at 'H'" ' Donnlnlu tin t part to I- ranee. tho week from Spokane, where be took four cars of sheep sover.il woeks no. T, H. Mnre1ur.lt returned Ibis week from a husinofH trip to Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MeCully return ed tho middle of las', week from Los Anjseles. Mrs. MeCully h id been none slneo November. Din Flour Shipment. Twn thousiind ha' re!s, or about 20,000 worth of flour Is beini; ship ped by tho Joseph Milling company This l.t ono t the lain- wlio are settled in tlM.ir new homo at Vadas, Nevada, reportit that they are well Bitisfied with their new home. Tho C. R. or O. failed to get to Covo Monday, making us two days without mail. Ruth Fulp entertained at her home .WASHINGTON. Jan. 22. Some idea of the hiah mortality from influ enza among troops in camps p.t home j for the six months' period ending De cember 27 was shown Monday m a re port by the surgeon general of the I army. The death rate for the s'x months rose to per thousand pert year from all causes. The rate from influenza and pneumonia was IiO.07 per thousand per year.' FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANOC.ORCGON MONEY OS CITY I'KOPERTY Jack Oliver has money lie will loan on city property n very easy terms. i-ii-aot Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents. "Eight years ago when we first moved to Mnttoon, I was a great suf ferer from indigestion and constipa tion," writes Mrs. Robert Allison, Mat .toon,' 111. "I had frequent headaches and dizzy spoils, and there was a feel- 1 ing like a heavy weight pressing on my stomach and chest all the time. I felt miserable. Every morsel of food distressed me. I could not rest at' night and felt tired and worn out all the time. One bottle of Cham.bcrlain'B Tablets cured me and I have since felt like a different person. " Adv. llu hi se . i-i,f. II will lake about .six box curs lo carry th flour. Mis. V. Al .loii-a nt Pub'm Ih In tmv.tr tbls week biobluK iii'U'r Im.si ncss niiit leva. Miss IIosb'ik liiick !l Is bin k nt hiM pus! In the 1'iiKt N'ul i-n.il l!:ink. lif-li-r a frw ibi.vs ubscu'O mi account f slrlllicsi. Mrs. II. O. Wilson, of Twin l-'iills. I.laho. Is biM- Ibis ivi i-k vislttim tier ! sister. Mis. I'iVi' Ui'lmic. j ltodni'V. the llttl-' so" f ' ; tin-is. Is vi'covrrlu from a soerc. Illness. j )'.. It. Curpi'iitor 'if I'oll laml was a; liuslni'ss lsl:r In Jos-pli tliu first uf the wi'i'k. 1 A. JntMismi. "f Spnlianc. wai In town M'lnilay m'llir;; l!'2 c.ilcndars swmmU ;ue tbf p:.t t irti u.icd fcrson St., I.a (inutile, snvs: ibniiiir the of ll.tity lit. iiinl "Doan's Kidney Pills have been ucil j lo our nli'r.')tu"ts. the nt.'tboos crniiluy. il at that I Mile nt o witll wonderful n suits ill our family (3. litlt'l. nuintt for ki.lnov disonh-Vs anil I ttlndly m-1 1' ' i inor s olovutnr. uniiiiciid them. I know from my ow n '. '" l1 n..v.., il i... ibv ..II il,..i U ,.1;,. 1 Is r.'lor:.'.! Ibal bo i-d f..i- them. Whenever I' have a.iy -ss tor lilttis.'lf. .1. I. I lapstMlrl oi l ornauu w .is in sbourl. Mr. Sotborn offois si'V- 1 i '"al ovaniob--. ,f (! vrr :-bii I'ltui; nod ill fen o wl.i. h yio 'in. l-n in.oi.io tile litoioit t'Milmia .in on tli part of bis. r of tbo .lospnb i . nv lfinoil anil , In I'ortlaml. I' !!1 no Into bust- HOOVERIZED GROCERY Originator of Low Prices on Quality Goods OUR ORIGINAL LOW PRICES ON YOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF OGFFEE STILL PRE VAIL BUY A REASONABLE SUPPLY NOW DON'T DELAY. OUR FRESH ROASTED BULK COFFEES ARE THE GREATEST COFFEE VALUES OB TAINABLEWHY PAY FOR FANCY LABELS AND WORTHLESS CANS GET THE BEST AND THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. This live tor year-pla.-i' nt tbo b'i f r it os Co i hara' tio i: ;,:io' est ,11'toi.H lliC fir.id. . Edith Sl.o,. ."'olio in in tb - llll'oid !ii!:nor!nr. iotoo and 1 o! film ma tb" UK' is ! tion will f:nd it-i lorpiives favoi ito ..V nf I he Ki ll! bos vlii' p'-.vs w.h Mr. ,: ,, In j. ,, i,.., I,. Iiliill lln-oss mv ki.loovs. or mv kid i JrUIO .lonoili; s on .Moi o. i.. . i w. IV Trumbull roluini'il las! iwook from llalnos. where- bo Has, 'liot- iicllni; is si i'ion anont fol soino Itlme. Ho will now lotnni to bis 'ranch aid propuo for snrtns woik. Hoys a rent ni'ting as tliev sluiiilil. taKe a box or. two of lioan's Kidney I'ills and they never fail to fix me up in eood sha pc" v I't ire r.O', nt all dealers, lion't sim ply ask for a. kidney renieilyirot Doan's Kidney Tills the same that Mr. I.nrm hud. Koster-M Ibuin Co.. Mf.ris . ittiffiilo. N Y. Adv. tr t ...ii 1 1 i i i i J. Wesh-y Tiiooy I.- now tn .tlio om plnv of llio' NM'ilHy More. Ciiinpany. V. I.. Vlowor. of I'i terpriso. fut iu e'' editor of. the Moinld. Mas n ls Itor In Jos.'p;i last ivi i k. The good-3 that liavc made our business a success ;Viul cnallct! uu to guarantde them to you arc Cluu-!r C;.k 3a!je3," Patent- Heaters, Wfcifs , SSwing Ilacbiiics, t'ac llarmou Mattress, Sim- mo!!j Bctls, Kciiuy Rome Spi iugs, Smith Rugs' j ; Oroitan state ihanil'or of r.imnierce formed at 1'ovtland will embrace fi cry poition state. Fh zhiture Exchange UK AM) Jl l'.it I'liiiis ,v'l.,s;llV IMIVI.' Ill.li k l.ll rurniluriL or WI4: LxrhnM'e fur New. for lffs.d noil. DfttNhiv; W AiK.it i "Uwini li the shortiice of o-ilcr nt Hcaicr creek it is no nccissnry in Kit part mii tho ninidy from the tiiande llwule rier. All wnler u.ed. d for drinking Hiruw.iO kIii'.: Im- Soilid, as a prctiution aitains acrm- or too JJ itaminjtlon. Wlille the rondilions al Ui-riw Arc niaiTutniirvcd for mer, yttr; tlu-rp, I'tlnir now little or n'n iftau'-c for conRimi'Clion fim the Weal comian-a plant, the city health fioard urscs Tniilinit ofltiiOiiiR net as a iireciiutionarv mrisfrt. i I I I i I El i I i i Economy Blend lf)r Thrift Blend '22d Victory Blend 2Sc Liberty Blend olio M. J. B., 1 lb 3Sr M. J. B., 3 lbs SI. 10 M. J. B. 5 lbs S1.75 Royal Club, 1 lb ,'J5r Royal Club, 3 lbs 1.00 Royal Club, 5 lbs $1 .05 Country Club1 lb .....SO Country Club, 3 lbs. SGt4 Couutry Club, 5 lbs SI. 38 Hill's Red-Can, 1 lb 3S Hill's Red Can, 2 lbs 75 Hills, Red Can, 10 lbs S3.70' Hill's Blue Can, 1 lb 35 Hill's Blue Can, 3 lbs $1.00 Hill's Blue Can, 5 lbs $1.65 Fresh Ranch' Eggs, per doz 5S Our Creamery Butter received Fresh Daily. 3 popular brands, per 2-pound roll .., $1.30 YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. ERY SERVICE. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN YOUR PHONE . MAIN 32 OR 82 TWO MAIN- LINES 1 MAIN 32 OR S2 USE OUR EXCLUSIVE DELIV-. ALL ORDERS. USE L'liittd AdminiiW K lion UceuM 'o. G8026I!. H00 VERGED GROCERY a jNOxtUoivJo'lliU's UarUuent Stor. sab iiakris. riti5ritTou fnlon Siora Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:34 p.m. " " " p.'S) o "5 a V' 8 e o o JOHN fill I ll. t la: .v.ui 1.13- C O ' fa) ' e a o o 0o o o o oo ,1