La Grande evening observer., January 31, 1919, Image 5

FRIDAY, JANUARY Jf,I9ti).i
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WMtlvbai ln.uitoMiiii bad wJeyJuB
the Southern California climate, re
turned today. While absent she vis-;lted-tl;e;;laiirij;:of;
lr;Crawfor
'and other La Grande people, who
have wandered to the land of perpet
ual sunshine.
RUSSELfc RALSTON
IS ON WAY HOME
CociaI and
Personal
C. L. Forbes was a business visitor
to Union today.
Mrs. C. Ralston, of this city, re
ceived a telegram this morning from
her son, Sergt. -Major Russell C.
Ralston, saying that be arrived n
Philadelphia yesterday with the 63rd
S artillery. From Philadelphia he
goes direct to Camp Dix, N. J., and
I ' then expects to be sent on to Camp
J ! Lemig .shortly for his mustering out.
Tae message also seated that he was
I wall 'find -hnnnv Anflthnu htin nf
Dan Hyries of Portland Is register
ed at the Foley today.
Mrs. Ralston, First Lieutenant (Dr.)
F.iL. Ralston, who has been at Van
couver Barracks, expects to get his
release from the service In a week
or so.
Henry Haas of Enterprise Is In
La Grande on business.
Frank Hanson left this morning
for Portland on business.
V. M. Schuback of Portland Is In
' La Grande on business today.
Mrs. M. J. Donohue was a passen
ger on No. 6 to Baker on business.
W. A'. Robbins of tho legal de
partment of the O. W. R. R. & N. Is
In town today on business.
Miss Gladys , Alnsworth Is In La
Grande from Portland making an ex
tended visit with her parents,. . j
. J. T. Thatcher, and old-timer on
the Pilot Rock Branch railroad, is
in town today visiting old friends.
. Mrs. Earle Freeman and baby
daughter, :Of Portland, are visiting
here with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pennington.
Miss Florence Stanfield is in town
today from Meacham to attenr the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Stanfield.
Mrs. G. W. Frazler, of Pendleton,
who had been visiting her father,
G. W. Webb, and other relatives in
La Grande for the past three weeks,
left this morning tc return to her
home.
. Mrs. Anna WeatheBy,. who has
been visiting in La Grande for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
in Portland this morning. She wns
accompanied by her , sister, Miss
Hazel Jones, who will visit there for
a couple -of months.
DIVOKCK DHCItEE GRANTED
Mrs. F. E. Wllhelm, formerly of
La Grande has been granted a de
cree of divorce .from Frank E. Wil-
helm. Mrs. Wllhelm is now a resi
dent of Portland.
FARM FOR SALE
320-acre ranch in Baker county for
sale. All level land; 300 acres under
cultivation; 210 acres seeded to iall
grain. Good seven-room house, hams..
and all necessary outbuildings on the
place; good well and windmill. . Place
nil tanfoti with fniit Rt.rnnHa nf wire
and cross bands. Located three miles i bound to please you and you
from tflwn, on county road. Must l again. Adv.
at once; have too many other inter-j '
ests: ' Reasonable casn payment ami ,
balance on crop payments acceptable.
Apply "Y," :are Observer, La Grande.
adv. l-31-6t
OF VOXE D1KS
Mrs. JSathan Daroii, wife of Nah-j
an Daron, well known resident ot
Cove, died last night at the family
BASKET BALIti tntiMi, t-o
GAME CANCELLED
The lisket ball e:'!e which w. to
home of complications following in-jlllve burn played between the La
fluenza,
Mrs. Daron Is 'thirty-four years
old and leaves to mourn, her death
beside htr husband and four child
ren, her mother Vnd father, Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Carter, two brothers, L.
B. Carter and Clarence. Carter, both
ot Cove and one sister, Mrs. Roy
Bell of Tacoma.
The funeral will be .held Sunday
at 10:30 at their home near Cove..
Interment will be at the Island CUy,
cemetery. ,
MASONIC ELECTION'.'
Grande and Bjkor high schools at
Baker tomorrow iilcht has been can
celled by the lafior team. 'fhis
leaves the local bas'cet ball teanf
with only two gam.?i to be played
this year, those being wltlt. Union,
dates for'wutclj liave already boon
urranged. La Grande will play In
Union on Saturday, Februray Si!i,
and Union here on rlday, Februray
1.4'h..
The ;basket ball season has been a
disapP9litment to ll;o players and
followers of tho game who had look
ed forward to a successful season,
but oa account of mflmniii, schools
did hot open so that toaniR could be
organized, therefore tho local team
was nnable'to obtain' itnf gamrts Tiut
Notice is hereby given that La
Grande lodge No. 41, A. F. & A. M
will hnlH tta nnnuitl nlentlnn Of nffi.
cers on Saturday evening, February jthe ones mentioned
1, 1919, at 7:30 o'clock.
By order of the Master.
A. C. WILLIAMS,
l-31-2t v Secretary
t'Altl) OF 1 HANKS. .
Wo wish to . thank our many
friends and relatives fof their kind
ness and sympathy shown us during
Oh. far Samaanl 'the Illness and in the loss or our
This country Is plentifully supplied darling baby; also for the beautiful
with the jawbones of asses, but the floral offerings.'
MR, AND MRS. J"NC. tiUI.Dl-J.N.
Sunimervlllo, Jan. Ul.
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trouble seems to be that we don't seem
to have a Samson who can wield
them. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Have you a sweet tooth for some
thing good about now? .If so drop in
at Silverthorn's fountain and try a
Swiss milk chocolate sundae. It is
NOTICE TO AlTO'aJ&CH MOTOIl-
cvcle ovf,l;'s
MHS. GILFII.LAN DIES
Mrs. Jennie Gilflllan, mother of,
Miss Leila Gilflllan, a teacher In the
La Grande public schools, passed
away last night at 8:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Gllfillan's home is in Union
but she. recently moved to La Grande
to be with her daughter.
Although she has beep ailing for
some time her death is a shock to
her friends and relatives.
No funeral arrangements huvo
yet been made.
GALLAGHER RESOLUTION WILL
BE DISCUSSED TOMORROW
Owners of automobiles, motorcycle-:
or other motor vehicles are hcrelty
will call ' warned that from this tiir.o o:i the
laws and ordinances rcnrauur speed
ing, tne display or nceiifep.ia'.i3. u
lU'lits and ibthtr tru'lfic M'iu':iiibn.
will be strictly enforced ami all viola
tors of same will be arrested and pros
ecuted. Persons desiring information
letrardinr; traffic ilvgulations fan ob.-
FSUND Whlto Bird dog wearing La tIlin same at tlic -poliie station or ro-
intorma- l,.n,.,pr nff ... , ,
J. ,C. ClilUS TIAKSN
j NEW TODAY!
Grande license No. 30.
tion will be furnlslied to owner if
will apply at Observer office and
pay for advertising. l-31-3t
Chief of Police, City of La Grande.
l-31-3tadv
Hot water bottles,
FOR SALE $(i00 cash. Must be sold
hpfnre Mnndnv. Slfi nrrpH. fifl ncres
under piiltivntinn. Inll ncres can 1,a ! ir.ECS, rubber lul'!T:g, nlonil.-.e
cultivated. 160 acres fenced. No i best that money will buy.'
huiliiin?s. For nnrliculars address :nt
owner, care Observer. . l-31-2tp
LOST Parker fountain pen. Call
Flavia Rittor. Blnek 1181. 1-31-Hi)
fountain s;
nil t!ie
? them
1-30-31
FAMILY DRUG STORE ,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. The Gal-
laeher resolution calling upon Amer
ican peace commissioners to urge the
freedom, independence and self-deter-j
mination of Ireland at the Paris con-1
ference, will be acted on by the house
foreign relations committee Saturday!
morning, Chairman Flood announced (
Thursday. They decided to act on the
resolution sponsored by Representa
tive Gallagher of Illinois instead of
the one by Representative McLaugh-
lin of Pennsylvania, president or the j
Ancient Order of Hibernians, which
requested congress to use its offices
to secure a government for Ireland
like that of Canada.
NEW OWNER OF THE BOSTON
BRAVES GREAT BASEBALL FAN
NEW YORK, Jan. 31. George W.
Miss Glidys Taylor, who has been
seriously 111 with Influenza for about
two months, Is now able to be out
and down town occasionally again.
She will soon be hack directing her
picture work -In tho kodak depart
' mont of Sllverthorn's Family Drug
store.
-, Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. common of Santa I
Barbara, California, telling of the
loss of their little son. The Com
mon's were well known In La
flrande. Mr. Common's having at one
iimii heon connected with La Grande I Grant, the new owner of the Boston
Nationals, is a veteran baseball fan
and a great friend of Vice President
John J. McGraw of the Giants. He
has been prominent in the motion pic
ture' business both here and in London
for scvoral years.
Following the announcement of the
sale of the Braves it was said oa good
I authority in local baseball circles that
JjGrant will return George Stallings as
1 1 manager of the club and that he is
I 'planning several important deals with
ja view to strengthening the Hub team
ijfor the coming National league pen-
: nant race.
National bank and Mrs. ' Common
ras a teacher In the high school in
this city.
' Mrs. Sadie Van Buren, who has
been spending several weeks with
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ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
RADEK IS REPORTED
READY TO REVOLT AGAIN
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Buisn'ess
.Good:
IF YOU WANT QUALITY GROCERIES AT
A FAIR PRICE CALL MAIN 13
In buying our goods, we always get the host i,n
the market and our friends can always depend
on getting the best when they order from us.
Just use your phone.
v NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY; ,
lYofwTn-PiYMJRE'airiiWl
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mi i miu
Saturday .Why not Save a
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few dollars the next day
Saturday
is. the End!
"IT"
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DEN R1JLE CO.
All kinds of fine candies in bulk or
in boxes at . 1-30 lit
FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA ORANDCORCaON,
Sick Headache
Phone Main 43
LONDON, Jan. 31. Karl Radek, the
Russian radical, is organizing another
revolution, according to dispatches
jfrom Berlin.
I ' Radek fled from Berlin immediately
J (after the assassination of Rosa Lux
I'emburg and Karl Liebknecht.
J Later advices from Berlin reported
i 1 that he had returned to that city in
I disguise. " ;
J. G. SN0DGRASS
Constipation, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, liilinusncsa, Wonting,
Gas, Coated Tongue, take that
wholesome physic
RLEY CATHARTIC TABLET
Act pronplly. Never disappoint. Mild
rrd gentle in action. Oa not ftripo or
nr.uscuie. No costive after clTccti,
Vt'.' F.wlt-1 Vttjry. Ant'! Vb.'1 "f'Knd hud
I raiiuche I'tiit luok two tok-y tBtliaitlc TaMcl.
i -.li.irl wt.ik-. i- r If t "tinp- t m'hlnl."
t int sAi r; i;vi;uvvhi;uk
CECIL C05PER
Public Accountant and Income
Tax Advisor
I wish to announce thnt I will bo In La Grande February ,
and 3, for the purpose of taking up income tax work for some
clitntH there, and will be pleatted to meet anyone who may be '
in to rented in making tnromo tax returns.
Having been in the internal revenue service doing Income i
tax work exclusively, I have expert service to offer.
Will be ot the Foley hotel, whore I will be glad to answer any
income tax qucHtiona,
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OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
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Most women who have perfect
(ignres did not have them orig
inally. They have acquired them.
A woman gradually tSkes the
shape of herorset so toe corset
produced by thtf most artistic
designer isQthe right ne to ver
to secure aopcrfe?t figure,
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We have received the following new spring styles. Also were able to find two
numbers in'gray kid, military heel sboea. Ladies' all blacfc kid drees shfces in
the very best grade of kid, welt sole, a high grade shoe. Price ".."....7. ? lO.yo
. Ladies" all brewn kid, turn sole, long,vamp, a very dressy" shoe. Frica 5S'J..0
Ladies'.ll blackkid dress shes, Louis heel, medium vamp, price .'. r.SS.."V)
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lAOies' patent kid opera jump, Louis, heej. Price ? .,..')
Ladiel" all gray kid, military geel shoe. .Price o').()')
a. Ladies' Gray kid vamp and cloth ton to match, militf r heel. Price ...
lirgi th every w
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are nwt immctriclly and r
tifticii'y dedrned. They ire
comfortable, styliib nd grad
ually mold the figure into those
beautiful
man adm
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AIL tRE FAJfllLY
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Cleaner
The name Thor on a vacuum cleaner is
your safeguard. It means that the ma
chine you buy is mad3 to give you a su
perior kind of service made to do its
work perfectly and to be a big help in
keepiug your house clean. When you
examine a Thor, you will find a won
derful piece of mechanism.
If you are considering the purchase of a '
moderate-priced vacvum cleaner be cure
to see this great Thor a machine .with
the name that stands for the best.
Price:
$30 and $35
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