La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1919, Image 2

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UNITED STATES
covi: isov
IS VII 'ft M
SHOCK.
or
Ing his luggage. t
O.MIis Kr'ie. Conley of La Crande!
snfnt tho week coil it0 relatives in
Cove. o
aLouIs Hale, who was brought out
from the Minimi on ulretcherti abouo
firee week ago, ami taken to Hoi
akea sufferer from rheumatism.
la convalescioreat the home of J.. E.
rlppeer.
SHKI.l, A letfev rcreliftj recently by Mrs.
Tom yarrh from her husband stat-
IIIUI U 119 111 I lltj IHIIIUUF KJfl
battalion In thfc, battle of Argoune
Wood.
Mrs. .lae Kelley nnd daughter,
npKse. returned home from Wapato,
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Wapnor has been quite
lhn nMt u.'ntV l re Thnmne Ttir.
statins that hnr brother, James , .,.,,,! r. i, '.
Houx. who has he,n In service in clirford C(,orge. , ,.a Cran(!n ha9
France hod arrived in Westporc. r(!,rned to his homo from a t'raln
.asaeheuus. and that he: was injlnB oainp ln California. He visited
oo,l health p'oseully. but was sur-, Cove gumlya.
feiiHi; from shedl rhock and his j
mind is blank. Mr. Ilnux has one ' .
other suter here, .Mrs. Nathan Gray, i Receives Letter From '
r.L . IT' ,Mn Lu'"" Brother Who Is With
....... i. .fc ii.-i.j luuudj lor nan
Lake. City, where they are to be
married the lust of the week. Mr.
Mill hoi Ik bishop of the L. D. S.
cnurcti Jiero. lie recently purchased ;liaB recently received a letter from
the J. C. Piston plr.ee. where they .her brother, William Royd, a member
will make their future home. lor the La Crande Hospital Unit.
A crowd of young- people from j which is al Bad Neucnalir. Hineland.
hero attended n surprise parly given , Germany.
I. M. Mile hell mill Mrs. I.uellil (Irnw
Uaie fur Suit Luke to lie 1
t Al.-urieil.
Mrs. Clirence Khhnrds received a I
ten-Kram l-'iiday from Washlneton. m -t '
Local Hospital Unit
Mrs. Lawrence Hill, of this city.
Ihe great outstanding feature is the quality for the price we are asking. The
displays are still quite complete, and as the time is short in. which to take ad
vantage of these special values, ve urge immediate attention.
ut the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Thomas last Thuisdiy.
Mrs. L. II. Lay and Mrs. Hugh
McCall were La Grande visitors Monday.
Krneat Coon and Desmond Fulp 1 real living once more.
ontortalned a crowd of young people be home before long.
In his letter, whhh was dated De
cember 29th, he says:
"I am well and navinc a good time
now the best -we have had since we.
have been ln Europe. It is just like
I think I will
I have heard
Hill's Department Store
PUTMAN DRUG STORE
THE HKXAI.I, STORK
IMtESCKH'TIO.VS KIKI.EI) AT ItKASONAHI.C PKICKS.
Saturday night. Th ise present, wero from the Hut that wo are expected to
-ir. ana wis. Aivin tirton, Alice parade down Pennsylvania avenue in
Kaufman, Margaret Laird, Louise j Washington, D. C, on Washington's
Kaufman, .1'. inline Geer, Marjorio .birthday, 1919,
Laird, Ada (leer, Desmond Fulp, I I miess them b been n i-
Lrnest Gray, George Coons, Claude number of troops mustered out. We
I'lrkolt, John Mlll ir, Philip Lock- see a paper once in a whilo. We
wood. Ernest Coons. Frank Hich- might leave on his the tenth of Jan
anlson, Frank Kulle and Harold Doluary. I only hopu so. ns old little
I!ro(l8- jLa Crande will look good to nie.
Uernard Orton ar'ived home from ! have received all the boxes von
,Camp Lewis Monday where ho has Bcnt. I got the Christmas box the
been for the past eight months. j-eek before Christmas. Our mail
Mrs. Tuck Conlev cave a birthdav in ,inin....i . i
PROMOTIONS CEASED dinner Saturday niht In honor of ;a while. I am sending you a menu
- r-. iTuck Conley and Nip Conley. Those card. which is a souvenir of our
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. In a present were: Mr. and -Mrs. Nip Christmas dinner, and some pictures,
letter yesterday responding to thejConley. Mr. .nnd Mrs. L. II. Carter, j sllre wouM ,jko , hoar phono.
j resolution of Senator King, of Utah. ..Mr. and Mrs. Herb Meyers. Mr. andKrai)h and eat soln0 h,ne Pannpn
asking an explanation of the ordorlMrs. Burl Conley. Mr. and Mrs. fruit once more iv n-oniii
TELLS WHY ARMY
IluJI ( uinc'fj I'amoiw Nnvl u I'hrm
liiKly I'icturiiwd Uy I'aru-inounL
t-rn fi.'liim are familiar with the story,
!a well-known bit of fiction concerning
' t h son of l'ope Iiu XI, inorimt of
jliis art' ntatft", ami a socialistic vision-
Ui'tniled adhon.'nre to actual local i- ary and t adical in civic reform, whose
lion with faithful reproduction of bin- i dinuiiciution of llm vcii!lhy autocracy
tone Imcktfrourulji, in 4'ijouiih of a nov- jof Itoniu end in his slnyinj;- a baron,
city in filmland to mnku the pholo-'' I'ht vaid of Ihin nolde, iJonna Jtornu,
play of "The Eternal City," bancd onjha.s been a clii ilhood .sweetheart , of
hii v uuii; n novel, wnicu will ; I'livni ms;-i, inu l eiormer, ano wun j
- , , jlho niot'i; e:ccitinj; episodctt of the film
1 1 a 'H aM 'uVc' tllU! 'nceni-
I The production has us .star Pauline
AP jP A & "1 Kieleritk, whose plaintive eyes, mo
EilC fl l B H nut h and I.atinity of type jjlvo
U AOk H B IT jher the ro((uisitrK for an interesting
J&J. 3 JSt SLmA IH ifonnance. 1 here is a Inre cast.
tin which Thomas Holding, as Kossi;
Kuller Mcllish, m the pope, and Ji(Uul
iT.ano, a.; the villain, I'aron Honelli's
henchinon, stand out.
NHII'liriUHNU rOTltATS
TP 1
i oaay i
riKST or skkiks or ihhi.e'
SAN TRAN'OISCO, Jan. 2f). Or
ilors for twonly stool shlpa which
were to bo )uit In Han KranciHeo
whips yards wero camellnd yeslorday
liy U. S. rjovfji'miion:, and It is sait!
that other cancellation will follow
unless labor difflcul'ies which are at
present existing In California arc
adjured.
WpeaklnB or tno outlook: horn, n.
fori ley, li.i Kyros, Vina Conley,
Kilna Jones, Kiha ThmnaH, Kato Con
lisy. EMcm Jleyford. Itiifwol Fulp,
('hot Kytea, (Jrant Cunloy nnd Eeati
Ilcryfovd.
Mha-nhl school oponed again
Monday, having b:(jn closed since the
middle of December.
Mrs. Ralph Cornstork, who lias
been seriously ill following a relapse
of the flu Is ropni-trd hottnr,
Hobart rtia::ilh arrived homo from
Cnmp 1-ewis Sunday with an honor
able discharge. Ho hiked from Un
ion across the hill to his home carry-
WANT SAILORS TO
REMAIN IN NAVY
A T l T K"n at lflG Alc:it,u vw&iro xoiay, ii!Hiopping army promotions after the ( I,on Kyres. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Thomas, fop a good npp)o
, sm a m if ri , .11 uiin;c vum itJriiitu, fiuuruiury ; .ir. anu iir.. liiu var Meien, rmo
S j hat the work of Mr. Came has Ilakor Informed tho seiiute that Iro
bvk....ailw.MMa.w,a,l x;.ined in clarity of expression and motions were wJthhUd because they
AH' ( II TALK EU-01.' i' KAi l'KK j finpiesaiveness of emotional appeal in jw-oiild cuime a surplus of officers,
LS "THE ETEUNAL 1'ITY" lie P',: "f being picturized, can-jbi'1 lhat It waa plunned to give offi-
' 'not be denied. Most renders of mod-! cwrs of he temporary forces promo
tions lor wmcn LQ'y nuu neon rec
ommended by coiuuiihsloning them
La the higher grade in thy leservc
CO i ps.
We oil have abunnh of souvenirs.
We were all glad when the arhiistice
: was signed, although we did not
know It for a couple of days after it
was signed up; so you see news does
not travel very fast over hore. I will
say that we are. not a bit sorry.
"I received a cheque from the O.
W. -R. R. & X. Co. War Auxiliary,
but not know where I can got it
cashed. I had a pair .of French 37's sirloin Steak".'!!!"
lor a Keen sane, nut someone got Beef Tenderloin
fir- OUK
INSURE
GOOD HEALTH.
GOOD HEALTH IS THE SECRET
of success, and happiness. Buying groceries from U S
insures you Good Health therefore, Success is Yours.
Our delivery services covers the city. Phone your orders.
Main 70 TWO PHONES Union Co. Phone B 192
HARRIS GROCERY
408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
"United Slutes Food Administration License No. 0505255."
The State Cafe wishing to give
the public the benefit of the
lower cost of food stuff, we
publish our bill-of-fare. We
wish to please the public.
TRY US - OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
WE AIM TO PLEASE, Because Thore Is No Stronger Advertisement Known
Than a Satisfied Customer.
Top Sirloin Stenk . . . .
rlam Steak
Hamliurjrer Steak
Rib Steak
STEAKS AND CHOPS
. .TiOc Mutton Chops 40c
. .:iOc Mutton Chops, breaded 45c
. .:tOc Lamb Chops ... . 40c
..40c Pork Chops 40c
. . 50c Pork Chops, breaded 50c
0c Veal Cutlets, plain .40c
away with one of them Tell every-1 T-Bone Steak ... r,5c VeaJ Cutlets, .breaded ..50c
one I know that Haiti 'hello,' and to
Ret La Grande, all fussed up for u
Kood time, for sonio day in tho near
I f u t ii ro we will be back with colors
all flying and hells on. Thank the
folks for the Christmas things, as we
all appreciate 'mado ln America'
presents.'
Your fnr-aw.iy brother,
BILL.
PARIS, Jan.. 21). American naval
authorities here are doinj everything
possible to avoid adding to the num-
.1. Ilmthiirlnn. sneeial Industrial ex- her ot unemployed in me Ulllieil Deaies
amlnor for the shipping board, to- 1 ly retaining- in the service every able
day said: "California slnnds to lose , bodied sailor who can be induced to
fiiio ami oon in .nntM.i. .ml tin. remain.
niui ooo it, .,,n,.n,iv n.v,ik ,.n,i ni. ! A inn elier.sion is felt that there will i what it has done for others. Mrs. O,
so f'ices tho closing rf slilpvards en- lie' a real shmta.'re of sailors for the jCook, Macon, 111., writer, "I have found
i in .,,.r uh l .. ' l. i 1,1 1 , i- ! mi w on t h is side of the A tlaiit ic. f or it gives the quickest relief of any
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Eefore using this preparation for a
Bacon
Ham
80e
..:10b
. .30c
. .:)0c Cold Boiled Ham, Potato ivalad..
..50c Half Spring Chicken, fried
Mushrooms with above orderH. H5c.
T-Bone Steak, extra cut
Calves Liver with Onions
Calves Liver with Bacon
Pork Sausage, fried
Pork Tenderloin
Fried Onions 10c extra
Spanish or Country Gravy with above orders, 15c.
EGGS AND OMELETS
Ham an1 fgp 45c Plain Omelette, two egirs
Bacon ami Lggs 4r,c Ham Omelette
rwo Boiled tggs :joc Jelly Omelette
Two Fried Eggs ;,oc Spanish Omelette
iavo I oached r.ggs on Toast 35c Onion Omelette ..
cough or cold you may wish to know 'nree l tggs on Toast. ...45c Cheese Omelette
1 r.. .. . 1 1.. t ! viainuirii r.tfifs
"The Etarnal Citv" is
, Tho first s'SLiiou of the
Caine's greatest novel. It is p.opi,, tic n,bie st,.dy led
.bis most humau story, a
story of the heart.
ST l IHI.S IS WELL ATTENDED land employing 50.000 men, IT a gen- In large number wilj be reUired to cougn remeuy l nave ever usc.i. .vus.
eral strike shcuild he ralleil Feh-- . man the German merchant ships which James A. Knott, Chillicothc, Mo says
. , . i.-r-i r.,.r. Dun,...l, .....m
ary 1st, or If one cr more or the the united Mates is to tai;e over un-: ui..im. vK..
shipbuldliig crafts should strike and , der the terms of the armistice. jbo beat for coughs and colds.' II. J.
delay present programs. j Moore, Oval, Pa., says "I have used
The demands of the various cratis Your last chance to buy mcrchan- Chnmberlain's Cough Remedy on sev
making up tho Pacific Coasl Moial ! disc- at less than half price. Onlyjeral occasions when I was suffering
Trades Council Is for a wage scale of three days left of the great sale at iwith a settled cold upon the chest anc
one dollar all hour. I the Golden Rule company. 1-20-Jt it has wlwavs brought nlwnt a cure."
In it Pauline Frederick
scored one of her grcatsat
screen triumphs. The story
of the girl of dazzling beiuT
ty who became tangled in a i
web of political
fitted her like a glove.
class in
by Rev.
, Robert II. Cnker. was held at the Y.
M. C. A. parlors last night. There
I were over forty ptecnt ai.d the in
lu rest was iiilense t'nroughi.'ut the eve
'ning. Rev. Cnker displayed n chart
showing an outline of the various
prophetic dspuisat ions and showed
the impoi lunce of prophetic study.
p Next Tuesday there will be anotller
li-luirl, which he calls Ihe calendar of
.prophecy, giving tile chronological set
ting ol ttio dilturenl prophecies. I he I
leaders sny there is room for inanvi
ass; and everybody will
JI11C. 1
intrigue !"""v ''' tl"';
A pii tuu' df facts, not, fancy, "The1
llun Within," Atrmlu I'mUiy uiul Sat
uniiiy, !-? ::t
OLD HATS!
Don't Throw Them Away
WE MAKE' OLD HATS LOOK LIKE NEW.
We have he only complete Si t pf Hat..Bl?i3 'in
Eastern Oregon ;uid can give your hat tle Vxact
shajfi you desire. You need not be aj'raid to send
us your best hat, as we ae thoroupirespmisi
ble. Mail ordgrs promptly attended.,,
PHONEj ELACK017GI I
'W&sott Bros:, Taffpfj
Cle-Wmg, Preslinj and IfctfBl&kbig. P 9
mtMTu)WMfMrfrMfTtriiiriiiriiifwf iTiii-ii'rv "' ' ' "
Pay
1 o
Read
Advertisements
yOU'VE often heard the. saying, "It pays to advertise." That
is true. And it also pays to read advertisements pays you.
If you read advertisements consistently for any length of '
time you will agree that this statement is also true.
IT PAYS YOU IN MONEY SAVED. There are many real
bargains offered from time-to time in the advertisements appear
ing ia this paper. . Watch for them.
IT PAYS YOU. IN SATISFACTION. When a merchant
asks you to come to his store he obligates himself to sell you -quality
goods "as advertised." You have a right to expect satisfac- .
tion from what you buy and you get it..
. 'IT PAYS YOU I NTIME SAVED. When you know exact-'
ly what you want to buy ;ud where you want to buy it, you don't
i; o have to '-look nvouud-' and waste time finding it."
n
Don't YOU w.-ut to save noney and time? Wouldn't you like,,
to be ire of getting satisfactory service and quality gooda every
tim you go to a store? Thou re'ad the advertisements and patron-'
O thfl stolVij whirli r.'in cpiva trrm liQf d
,35c
.35c
.,15c
.70c
, ..35c
, .40c
..40c
..40c
, .'40c
, .40c
.15c
JO,. T.. I.",
inree bnirred tggs 40c Ham or djacon. side . . . 15c
FISH IN SEASON
Ilalibut, fried or boiled 35c Salmon Trout 40c
Salmon, fried or boiled 35c Salted Mackerel 35c
Imported Sardines .4(lc Tenderloin of Sole, Tartar Sauce.40c
amelt 3nQ
COFFEE OR TEA WITH ABOVEORDlVliS
BREAKFAST DISHES
,, ... si,le P'sh Hot Cakes with .Meal, 10c
v, I P ?u Z'$ Coffce r lilk Tt ir,c
Mush w, h Milk 10c G,ape Nuta an cream ifc.'Miik'lOc
Mush with Cream i5c Corn Flakes and Cream 15c, Milk 10c
Buttered or Dry Toast inc Fo"-'e and Cream 15c, Milk 10c
French Toast ' iza Cake or Pie. ; ...joe
Cream Toast .' 2"?fcoIate 10c
Mapie-Syrup--.-.',.e..C?!f':'!. ' i0c
rh q,i . EXTRA SALADS
Lobstaiad-::::::::: t ISW 405
Combination Salad V... S,'lmon Slllal ' '
NO TABLE SERVICE FOR LESS THAN 10c " ' "'
OYSTERS
On. Oyster. Ar. Received Daily, Opened and Served Fresh.
SC. ' r. Half doli. Doz.
Wc ioc Pan Roast 50 90 '
..4.IC 85c Ome'et.to . " n.
c 95c Cocktail '. " '.30c
VEGETABLES
ic French Peas
10c Chili Con Cnrne . . .
'Oc ''ork and Reans . ".
10t '"'ot Aspafagus on Toast
luC
SANDWICHES
15c Kgg
.15c Ham and Egit ! ! ! !
-"c Hamburger
15c Two Eii tern Oysters'..!
SALADS
.. 15c Green Onions .. .
'5c "ry Onions,., t.
V 15c ...Pickles . . .
i-c naoines ....10i
2?1 "re8V l eplwri with Order 15c
Bl.Raw
1 Stew
i Fried
Stewed Corn . . ,
' String Reans
! Stewed Tomatoes
( (ireen Peas
' Mushrooms
' fmported Swiss
American Cheese ..
Sardine
Ham
Celery
i.etluce ....
Ttmatoes . . ,
Cucumbers .'
Combination
: Shrimp
Crab :
I Lobster.-,. .
..35c
. .;'0c
..30c
..40c
r. . 1 5c
. ..20c
...10c
...20c
. . . 10c
...10c
...10c
.."...Sic Sliced Tomatoes ., 15c
. . ... .TI5c Olives .. -)C
. 35c t v
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POTATOES .
!e Shoestri'tig .-jnc
11- Minced Lyonnain J "1' .' '. K ."15c
IOC Cnc Fried file
? "' F3UIT AND DESSERT s
nd cream::::-;;; ';;;:'
Sed Pineapple . . . . . . &,-
O K nl Cantaloupes !. s,n,
Aniocican Fried
HashJ fcroonsd
KincS Kri.l .. .
"be
rot o lea iwj i iw r. n. :
Halfnirt Half. ...25c
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