La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt -' ;,7 , . "ETCTTT pecial Thi (IHtflS. L. M'CLURE 1 PIONEBTASSES. LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.0 DIO.VIil OK WKII, KNOWN- RKSI OK.NT AT flOMK 01-" imioiitCh. t - ... x ;.'.! i.,,v:",,r: , " i ? La Grande Man, Dies in I - . aimtm I I f ' Minneapolis. Mkui. 1 t I JF.r'i! .n .vll f a , ; i ifirt.Mii ruLLCiua Word has been rccaved in La .(Jiuiidu froi .Krs. John Dordan, stat- Mrs. I.auA V. McCluro, aged 81.'"8 that her h"81""1"1 l"sed away on ?.. .. ... .i . FflllUarV I'LnA n hi .,1.1 hnmo X UillU INOII'.llS, UIOU HI MIG .... ... hjiino .rf hor dtttiKlitt-r, Mia. Hall ,--uolia. Johnny Uordan was for irKiinn; 90S . North Fir Btroet, :ma"y years adjizen of La Grande and Murfli II. 1919." .Mrs. McCluro was w wll liked hy everyone, lie and a Oregon pioneer of H02 and alKo.'awife hvt many friends cre who Regular large 10c Rolls Toilet Paper this week 4 Rolls 25c 'fine of tl oldest and, aiost widely , known rrkmt tf Ginitdo - KUnrfu iMr. IVeC'liro creasfd the plains fy : ( tem la 1853 a4 mailed iu the Willamette galley. She was mar ried to Chan. MeCltikje In Kticue In : lKfi7, ohd they later Removed tp fj ran do Honde and became residents) 'vt thu I,add Canyon neighborhood, Mw'hore thuy remained for many 'yearn. The year 1864 was the dato ofarrh'- wjll et to ltani the sad news. WOUMJKO TAKE JOBS Mvn - i riid M Army Hospitals UtHumc Former Occupations. tag La irande Pharmacy hiil of Mr. and Mrs, McCluro In this ;vut)ey and the 4tnloti waa broken by the d(Hth of Mr. McCluro sixteen yearn uko March 28, l!o:i. There aro flvo hiitvIiik ehildren: Juihoh M. and Frank McOluru and Mr. Haltle FerUKon, of La Grande; William and Clurles L. McChire, of Clayton, Idaho. Th.Mo are uIho bov icnteon Km ii 4 ehildren and nine jKteat-prandehlldren. The funeral will be- held from the Henry undertaking parlor Sutid ty, March 1, at 2:30 o'clock In the af ternoon. The Interment will be In :the MiiHonlc remeterv. i . ; COMING A PLAY OF EIG THRILLS The popul ir VUliuin Fux star. WAiiliiNUTON, March 7. Twen LV-llim- IICI font tit Iho urkt.n.Ir4 aJ ilici ii al uriny hospital in which educa- jtivii departments have beon establish-' (d were enrolled during January in tome lorrn of education work. . i 'i'he pliynicul reconstruction division1 of the liurKeoii-genriars office in a ro- jiort tuday said SiKJ disabled men re-' sumcd their old occupations in Janu ary ua the result of this training. ! 3GG2 TONS OF GAS USED Director of American Chemical War fare Service Reports. t ' -WASHINGTON, March 7 In a re port today to General March, chief of -staff, Major-General William L. Si bt i t, director of the chemical warfare service, stated that his organization nil nped to Kurope IHKiJ tons of gas or its equivalent, which was loaded into shells and used by American and al lied troops OKairmt the enemy. General Si-lort's report was called i;t view of published statement 'Subscribe? NOW McCall's Magazine 10 months for only 69 McCall Fatterns . ' For Marci' A recallable -lacliol of voadorbJ styles, all exQicsfikt grace ol lis, saap ai J coWort. lK-iS- big a ehami V'lck plclt taksfack'ra of the weateil All these csowning glories of the well styled garment ap peal in every McCall model. i ' Subscrife ' NOW McCall's Magxaine 10;: months for only 69 McCALL'S FAMOUS EASTERN BRIDE PATTERNS NOW IN Now Spring good3 now arriving. S.i-inm ,.i-in.i 25c, 39c, 49c, 59c hciim., Senilis - - . , ' OK ' - ta il Quick Delivery ' ' Phono Main 40 La Grande, Oregon . I'tUisy llylaud. will bo seen in a iwvol 1 1 . :t t no Amerienn l-:is shells were fired and darlnK rolo In her new f il m :ll the enemy. drillna, "MaritaKes Are Made,". 1 . . which Is conilliB to the Sherry Una- H. M. .mai.OXHV IS 1H SV MAX ire icuiuy only. As a u;ni;ntr or a; M Malonoy ,w.nthy American who-becomes tile ! the representative of t)it intninul revimiie ilonaii inent. .center of a deep-laid German plot lo ,,,,, ,,1)ocl;1 WI)rk llere i COnnec- ii ow up an Aineric'in siiipynni. hmhb on w,,h the tnUllK o! lneome tax M Hylnnd I SHERRY'S! r, u am. wamm at aa am. m wmw unoei-Koes many liiilliiilK ,.,, i ,, r nin i,nKlt ,,.,, experiences. These Includn her cap --:..... .,. ,,,.. . ..,.. , ,,,,, of n U-boat, a 1(lsl ornre iii,is 8 .besieged al lin nuscrupiilons. ,.., fr,.. .i..,.,,,,,,. ,.. lnn ,,,... jdark, and last night he had to stay nn. the Job until the midnight hour ind passed. Farmers from all parts ( iof the valley are coining in to have i :lhelr little assessments decided.! Last Showing Today of Madge Kennedy "The Service Star" and "Mr. Blinks of Bohemia," Comedy. . TOMORROW ONLY- PEGGY HYLAND IN "MARRIAGES ARE MADE" . Mf Last . The Silo for Eastern Oregon IT IS BUILT DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS. IT IS BUILT TO WITHSTAND WIND AND WINTER. IT IS THE ONE SILO FOR THE GRANDE RONDE VALLEY. I-L-F SILOS lure by the crow flerca battle with Gorman officer und hlB men, a da lug sortie to destroy some flouting mines, and a'last-miuute rescue from a forly-niile-an-hour speed boat. And also comes Fatty Arbuckle i'l "Fatty's Joy Hide" and Mutt and Jeff. Klaxons- Socisotto, fancy :. Voiles Lawns Draperies Colored Sateens :. Nainsook ... Long Cloth ..... Datinte Organdies, faiu-y PJain Organdies .. 18c, 25c, 33c 49c ' 49c ... 29c, 39c, 49c, 89q 15c, 19c, 25c 39c, 49c . 33c, 39c, 49c I9c, 25c, 33c, 39c .. 19c, 25c, 35c, 39C .... 35c, 39c, 49c, 69c" :.....:.:. 49c; 25c, 35c, 49d ON EVERY PURCHASE WE GUARANTEE YOU A -SAVING OF 2S TO PER CENT. . i -r ; ' ..'.'( 1. , il AVIicre the nrartfe& Where the I mw , . ' -Masses Inrlnv In "Tlio SariHnn Rlnr . .. . ., u ! Charles A. Logue. Prom nero oa mis woik uniu jionuuy. j Jlirch 10th Inst day to pay wulor J refit without a ponalty. 3-7-St J. L. Pouk, who litlied Ills brntlior In the HoMlnshrl hotel in I.os Anno- jles a year or two agri, Is to bo dc j ported to CVillfornla from I he Oregon i statu hospital for the insane, accord ing to Superintendent H. V.. I.eo lytelnor. ' F. L. 'Moyors retiirued this morn ing from Portland. CRIBBING LINES FROM . JACKIE'S MIDDY MADGE KENNEDY.:. . TRIUMPHS IN HER DRAMATIC ROLE niUHrint Madge Kennedy, whoso pnpuhtity Ib spreuding to every town where motion pictures are shown, Is at the Sherry theatre, last showing by A. Logue. " From, every Standpoint this Goldwyn film play Is a distinct advance ever any of her previous successes, not even except ing "The Danger Game, to he Madge fconnetiy's most notable achievement.- ''The Service' Star" Is a play of the moment, symbolizing by Us title the flag of all mothers. While it Is In no sense a war play -Miere Is not a , battle scene in It the1 new produc tion combines the hopes and fears! and prayers of every woman who has' sent a man overseas. It tells the a draft board an-.l what discovery meant to everyone eoLeerned. MK. lion" IS CATCHY PLAY The Senior class of the High conceded jschoal is rehearsing the moted 'Ir,, Bob, a laughable farce comedy which will -be given March 21st. Forgot What He Needed. From the kepubllcan, Mt. Giliad, O.; Tho editor had an interesting experience Borne timo ago, when a young gentleman came to this office and asked for a copy of the Morrow JS8 Double Wall -Freeze Proof . - : ill four. !.) 1 ' T tu.t.withlls.liKtf.u i. 1 V"" r.i him walls ol n.tcScd I' U lumbriklhll-L.FSi!o It' 1 t4 t Tor '""I! I'UHinnf rinr man f, ' j.',.-4. t, wondtrf-j) ilu attuallr Boat lhn com rl ' f ' r- t ntan. tnittr wall U I!uk. Soo or tctriihon C:f7,J FOR SALE BY W Edwin Morrison, Summerville, Or. Among Grande Ronde Valley fanners who have Dought the H. L. F. Silo from Mr. Morrison are: Hugh Huron on the Sam Brooks farm, one 59-ton silo. Duncan McDonald, one 9G ton silo. Mike Royce, one 72 ton silo. 'Simon Woodeil. 011 I3C ton silo. Miloa Woodcll, one DO tor 5lo. G50. McDonald, one 120 ton silo. ' Kine candies aray I'unIi and tl?e best manufartllrert. You will find i nire asortment at 3-;i-a ""o" " w '""'IU Willi MM. i . , 7-77 , -ttj -Mr i ,v wyy7r7 nn 11 j Suit I.IMnit ilt to hlpllno K ......i'. ITJ A TS j .vid t.ie.isl i-o.kct notions of this H- t R O Rfl B Bf LL ; zw. i . rHill V ntil:y. uln-nrt- niitrallon 81 SaU I'ood JL Jfik Km W dUd i ol lb' link (:). ribbwn banUtng It II , ,. ttnJ caciiuv4 tkiitT Vt I ri- 0 II tmn 'c!nM .-..-lj '-;:r. ' t 5 II kr - rri c ;', a 1 ".u.fe. 1 elory of a hero's waiting wife and jCounty Republican. He scrutinized the Btrange deception practiced on lit carefully when a copy was handed him, and then said: "Now I know!" "What is It you are looking for?!' we inquired. "My wlfo sent me af ter, a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, nod I forgot the -name. I went to several stores and the clerk named over everything tn the:;linp on the shelf except 'Chamberlain's. 1 11 try agin, dnd I'll never go home without Chamberlain's Remedy.1 The Republican would suggest to the proprietors of stores, that they post their clerks,- and never let them' sub stitute. - : Customers lose faith in stores where substitutes Is permittci to say nothing of the Injustice ti makers of good goods, and the disapi pointment of customers. Adv. The Mission of this Store in to supply the peoplo of our community with the very best quality foods obtainable at all times in the interests of this store. Our cus tomers "our greatest assets" always get the utmost considera tionsatisfaction is always guaranteed at all times, Our prices will be found unusually low; in fact, lower than elsewhere at all times. You will receive here at all times prompt service, full meas-' hire, courteous treatment and the desire to please by all of our effi cient corps of salespeople. 1 THE STORE THAT STANDS FOR PROGRESS AND EFFI CIENCY IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF LIFE'S NECESSITIES IT'S YOUR STORE USE IT I'l WO I t Mi .' '"irs M ll.ily. r..ini tu.r..;ll I'uiu limn for a lew dn.. Leave 11I1 Mia. It. J. Kii. Ihh noTu 1: iiK 1 i;i .i i:i: s s u k Sealed I". is Vll! be r t'ic! by I lie der i:n. d tniMce lr one I'd ii1- cabinet and oua adding .i hrtv ligimr to I tie c rized Grocery SAM HARRIS. nioritlETO . Next Door to Hill's Department or-n. PHONE US YOUR ORDER. USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DEUV-. EKY. PHONE I.IA1N o- UK S- . . iTnioa gtor Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday Pf nnUI :ao p.,n. FAMILY OHOQ STOWS '"ti 0t.irii-.-Any.. Vu "m MiV ilinie- Sl.ilew ale.- Ad. o-T-it of the timnde on Mirl.ir,h, b'j s.h'II ul m . '. , rura .1. I'.ll'.l. 1'a h l'rniei 1 f!'u... UolOiPs, t.-u- :".u.fe. iL IN THE NEAR FJITURE THE IipNPINGTON BUILDING JUST1 VACATED BY THE G0LD- JEiN kul uujyirAJN jt wxxjJLi &g, ititi jfiiKMAJiinr nuntci ui; mis store. v. . ?; ,Wl..t., j) : I t I e o e - " ...... .-.'o19. o o .... ...... O 8 is .' 1 ". ' " -6 O " - o - 9. . O -..09.