La Grande evening observer., March 14, 1919, Image 3

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FIND-AY, MAKCH 11, 1919.
La' drift AT)E EVKNTNG OBSERVER.
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O oN0W ,S THEyiME
to thilll? ahnnt vnn . - Ti o. 1
j . iuc oiauu- I
ard Auto Kepair shop, corner Adam
ouu nr, is aoine- very satisfactory
work. ED CYU, Prop. Q , 2-1-lm
O 1,
0i$ jffice will be n&intaincil where
it wa iio- to the stores rln.ino. All
accounts are due now and we would
HKe to haQ all who are owing call
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TTTftER
San Francisco has passed its nor
mal rainfall todate ty 6.51 Inches.
May Murray in Olodern Love" at
tho Star Saturday and Sundoy.
, O 3-13-21
Call Green 13 for Folev-Rncers
taxicabs. Those new pin urhi.h
i ..i i . t"'K can especially aesignea lor town trade and
.n settle before March 15th. Golden .particularly adapted to funeftl work
tule Co. Adv. I .j..
A
CADE
oday and Tomorrow.
I
CHARLES MURRAY
In
" Whose Little Wife Are You? "'
A two-reel Alack Sennett Coined v
The Big Special '
Cecil B. DeMille
Production
"liHICome Back to
You"
With
Bryant Washburn
A special six-reel production you are bound to
remember. It will inspire, enthrall you. See it.
ifim THINGS OTHER THAN
BATTLEAND BOMBS
Red Cross
Drug- .Stgre
The Prescription Store.
SUff THIS PHOTOPLAY Wallowa Girls Will
00
A war picture need not be all fc.it-
tllOand bomb. Ahrnnnnl ntwl nlmnt.
ifiiK, to 0o offi'ctivo. This proved
by Cecil B. Do Milio in his lutes!
Artcruft special po'duition, entitled
"Till I Como Hack to You." which
comes to the j?rc;Io thoatro todn)
Lund, tomorrow. l'iie story Is bv
TTirWTf'fl0009100tll . ' -1 - MacphcrBon and it is one
... I"'" fiiitst pieces of dramatic writ-
-... ani coustructiur., according tc
. """""""""" I report, that lias boon seen .on tht
iscreen in u.decado.
B.vant Wablibuiii has tho mail
Social and
i Personal
Earl. Chapman, of Milton, filed his
homestead entry this morning at the
local land office.
Dr. McAllister, .of Hot Lake, was
in town this morning, returning on
No. 6 to the sanatorium.
Mrs. Minnie E. Davies, of Port
land, visited in La Grande today
and transactod business at the luud
office.
Mrs. J. H. Keetiey left this morn
ing for Pendleton, where she will
spend a couple of days visiting with
friends..
0. H. Cram, of tho Bureau of
Labor at Salem, is In -the city today
looking after nuitl 'is of interest to
the labor section of the statu house
of work,
praise.
deserving of
O
the utiuuOt
Play Basketball Here
o Tomorrow Night
0 The glrta" baskotballoteam of La
Urantle high school will play tho
Wallowa girls' team at the" high
school gymnasium Saturday evening,
March 16th, at $ o'clock sharp. Tlif
Wallowa girls won from the La
Grande firls when they wenj to tbat
town a couple of weeks ago, but the
local young ladles fully -Intend to
even matters up tomorrow night.
THE REX TIAItBKU SHOP
Cantrell Holliday, Props.
Union shop, everythingOclcan and
sanitnry. AH first-class workmen. We
solicit a share of your patronage.
2-27-tf
SELECTED SEED CORN
Minnesota vellow dent. .niclimnfMt
for Eastern Oregon, and recommended
by county agents. For prices address
J. B. Stoddaiei, R. F. D. No. 1, La
Grande. . 2-22-8t
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lead; Florence Vidnr is tho Heroine
and G. Butler Clonbought is tho vll
lain-. Winter Hall gives a Kombrauilt
picture of Albert, King of the Bel
gin us. Tho story co ncerns the of-
forts of tho America a sappers to do- jtionery.
stroy a lot of liqui 1 fire and the
failure when to savo the life of the
woman he loves nnd half a htmdri d,
littlo Belgian biln'S in her care. ni
American officer cuts tho wiro.v
which shall cxplodo tho umunitton
stored beneath the enemy supplies of
the dendly chemicals.
Mr. Cloubough has a thanklesi
rolo in this picture. IJe plnys von
Krutz, a polished il?rimin of the
most subtle and dangerous sort
who can practice refined cu-elry
witli a skill that Is uncannily horri
ble. Mr. Cloubough, who ig an ac
coinplliihed ai-'or unit director, sink?
his own geni-.il pcrs-mallt in this
character nnd makes .tm riKtiio en- FOK
Only biilful. It Is .i niaslerfiil piec
PLEASE RETURN THE Cl'PS.
Patrons- having tamale cups which
were funiished with orders from us,
plcn3o return same. Palace Con fee-
3-11-31
Best Work at 8eventy.
llosn Bonheur finished at aevenly her
"Horses Threshing Corn," the Inrgest
animal picture ever painted, and which
was sold fur ?dO.00O. In. 1.S1K1, on her
seventy-fourth, birthday, she Ihilshed n
painting representing the historical
combat between two stallions to which
Lord Godolplilu Invited his friends In
1734.
:!! NEW TODAY!
SALE Household
1417 X nvenuo. -
furniture
Harrison Latham, who knows a'
good steer when lie soes it but
writes Insurance Tor pastime und at-j
tends to state, duties us specia;
anenl, is here today consulting
Charles Reynolds on local insur
nnvQ mailers.
C
OF FEE
a good cup of coffer
To bo a good judge of y cup of coffee you will first
have to try a cup. at the
STATE CAFE
An cr one flip you will bo qualified to judge coffee.
We also serve Fresh oysters anv fttvle. Always
at your service. AVo never dose." All white help'.
Yours for Good Eats
State Cafe
DEPOT STREET
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TODAY
TOMOKROW
J. T. I.oughary. a old-time resi-
ident of Unioiv who now lives at '
Staurield, came in this morning on
1Kb. (i. Mr. Loue,hary is on his
Jway to Klgtn, wnero his mother
lives, word of her t.erious illness
having been sent hi'u yesterday.
Mr. anil Mm. Joii Crane of Port
Anil are iii the city for a few days j
while Mr. Cane tak-M a look over th-t
highways of Union county presum
ably with an ldj;l to bidding on
highway constiuctl'-n when tho
matter comes up to that point.
A Special Price on
Califlower
15c-20c-25c
Some fiiie Rusty Florida Grapefruit at 15c
All breads are bettered by adding Sun-Maid
Raisins.
!N'ew Jap Oranges at 2 dozen for ...55c
25e buys a Swann's Angel Cake. New today .
Swansdown Cake. Flour No substitutes.
Duck Toilet Soajt it swims per bar 5c
California Grapefruit is 3 for 25c
Iii today Columbia Wmoked and Boiled Ham.
Our Grand Ma Cookies are tin; talk of tho town.
BaiTington-Jlall, the Steel Cut Coffee 55c
California AValiiuts, highest quality, lb 40c
Holsinu Bread made from pure white flour
Buv voiir Seeds and Onion Sets Now.
CALL MAIN 80
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
HUG'S MODERN
Ed Wright,' founorly countv
clerk of Union county, is in Lu
iGrande today. Mrs. Wright has been.
here for several days fltid the Wrifshl
family has determined to locate per'
manently in the 'Willamette valley.
They sold their home on Fourth
street to E. J. Conrad.
Rev. T. S. Strawbridge, of Los
Angeles, Calif., will preach In the
Baptist church In this city on Sun
day, morning and evening. Kev. b.
C. Lapham, who has been the preach
er here for the last fi.w weeks, is un-
able' oa account of illness to take ;
these services. Rev. Mr. Strawbridge
is visiting Eastern Oregon points.
l03king for a suitablo field In which
to work.
We have just roeeived a fresh tub of the famous
'"Boston Beauty'' Mackerel. Try one, 25c
2 for 45c.
Also All-Ready Codfish and 1 laddor'k. Ready to
use no boning or soaking required. I'ut up in
parchment lined tins 15c and 25c
We will have a complete lino of fresh Vegetables
Phone your oj'dors early.
Special Gilroy Valley tomatoes, standard
grade, o. 2 cans 15c
Pierce Tomato Catsup" In 1-gallon cans. Every
can guaranteed. Each '. j..90c
!
Claude Fomeroy, who w?s wound
ed at the battle of tho Argotine, pot
lhaine recently from Camp Lewis
Iwhere ho had beoi for the pnsf
month. lie. Ib visUinR his father
In town. Mr. I'omeroy hail been ov
crneis just a few (Jays Hhort of nix
months. Tho Argonno was the first
battle of Importance ho was in and
as a niece of shrapnel wounded
! hi in In the side of one Ior on thai
' occasion, it wns the only bit; scrap
he saw. Ho spent six weeks in a
hospital In France and shortly af
terward Bt his opportunity to re-;
turn to this side of tho Atlantic. I
I James A. Cook, who fought in
! France 'with the 91st division, was In
i La Grande this morning on his w..y
I from Camp Lewis to his home at
! Lost inc. Mr. Cook wus wounded
last full during the lighting on the
i western front and a Tier sp.ndii.t1;
Isome time in r hospital at lloi doanx,
France, be was returned io tin
Staffs. He landed 'it New York lie
cember 11th, and spent the ne
! two mouths In a hospital in thai
My, having 'IiIk whmiuk trV-jted. He
! wah then sent on to Camp Lewis f o
j dciiiihilfzatio.!, and nftf-r a iiiitnli'
tin re has rtMchi'd lu-me. . 1
City Grocery
aKery
GROCERY
A Store of Quality and Good
. Service
We try to live up to our motto of
Good Service, and give to our cus
tomers tho Best Quality Groceries
on the market.
We carry a full line of Staple and
Fancy Groceries.
Fresh I ruits and Vegetables nt all
times.
All kinds of Bread, Cakes and
Pastry.
Yours for Service,
111
Hug's Modern Grocery
PHONE MAIN 75
YOUR EYES-What. Would You Do Without Them?
Remember, In-tors ivJVr their patients.tn us, and wine tlwmelv(n for jiro r
ly fittt'd Glasses, tu .stop the her.daches and w aste of nerve riwrgv. ' '
Our office is equipped -with the Latent andmott scientific iiutru
, . nieiits for proper f xamiiutioa of the eyea. s
, 1 f glasses are not needed, we v ill tell yu w. We grind tu- own hmsms T;M,t M
j'lt the premise ., , " ... " r , . f jj?J
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Second: We, as dealers for this car, fjuaMiitne this car satisfactory in every respect.,, We
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