La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1919, Image 3

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Red.Cross-
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Drug Store
' The l'reacripllon Store.
LOCAL f
W. Hicks and Jack O'Nnll.
O.-W. officials from Portland, were
In La Grande today.
C. giribor, of Enterprise, was in
La Grande yesterday and today,
looking after bUEiiuws mutters.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at tho
homo of Mrs. I.. L. McKennon,
1311 N avenue, Thursday afternoop
at 2 o'clock.
II. F. Reid, Elgin lumberman,
visited in La Granda yesterday. He
went out again on the brunch thin
morning.
.
Mrs. Keoiigh, who had been vis
iting for soni" time at the home oT
Mis. Frank l'lke, left yesterday tc
return to
her home in Caldwell
Idaho.
Mrs. I,. H. Norton leaves t his i
evening fur Portland, to spend a few !
days there wi'.h her husband, who un I
ilerweut un operation in that city
today.
I
i i tii.i, i.. i r. i i i I .
J. M. Illakely !ef: last night To-
JIuker, to go on by stage this morn I
lug to the llurnt River district lei
look over ranehini; laud there with
a view to purchasing.
Mrs. F. E. Wail, who has liein
the guest at the home of her broth-!
er. Dr. S. A. Roe, for a couple tit
d.;ys. left this morning for
lioise, Idaho, 1c visit a sister there, !
before returning to her home
Medford.
HA E
H.
jespecttd to go off like hot ral.es.
t, -,k , , ,'on account of the orice and quality
Smith and son arrived i h ,..,,. ,, ., 1 .,
.Mrs. .1. L.
in La Grande Monday night from
1. 1, t . , , , ,
Pendleton, where their home had!
been for some time. They will re
side In La Grande from now on with
Mr. Smith, who is connected with the
city police force.
rtev. W11 Baird. of Baker, Presby
terian field missionary, was in La
Grande yesterday and met last nigh'
vith the session of the Presbyterian
church here. Mr. Baird was on his
way to Baker from Yallovi county,
where he had been working for a
few days.
10. C. Herzingor and daughter.
Miss Mabel, loft this morning foi
Portland, where they will spend a
few d-iys. Mr. Herzlnger. who If
local agent for the Oregon Life In
surance Company, will attend a con
volition of agents ftom within the
state while'ln Portland. .
O. P. Bowman, proprietor of the
Bowman Hotel -at Pendleton, was In
La Grande yesterday, negotiating for
the purchase of a fo ty acre tract of
cut over timber land in Umatilla
county. The other party to tho floal
was Mr. Itnyden, late of the Golden
Hole company.
Mrs. F. G. Schitke left
on iu. 17 tor i'orti-ind, accompany-1
in; Miss Ar.ne Davis, the eastern
child welfare exper, who came in
from the east on No. 17 today. Mrs.
Kcliilke, who is president of the state
conKrcFH of mothers and chairman o
the child we'fare committee of the
Finle council ol defense, wilt aceon
pany Miss Davis to the several cities
in ihe stale in which she is to
spe:k during the next week.
S. A. 1'iestoiK who returned r:
hioi t time a?:o from sponltu o.
year in the army sirviciR, has re
turned lo his former position iv
the prescription depaitment of Si I -verlhorn's
dniK store. Sir. I'rep
rott had been In th-" dru. business
here for several years before j;in
inn the army ami he is ut ulad to
meet old friends mid customers
aira in as they are to nee him back.'
F. W. Cray, head the Cray News
Afxency, of Silt Lake, was a businesr
visitor In La tl randy yesterday, lonv
Iim on No. IS laI Hi):lil f.r Sal
Lake. The Cray As;-ncy has recent
ly installed a bnitdsome news stind
in the O.-W. depot and thouuh. the
EMAIX SAND IIDGE FARM
Nicely .Located. ..Near. Guod .
IVkoai. (rran fmr Sttx-k.
A' arraa. 4 sVr .alfalfa. I",
crcs c&s W araaW this pria2.
la,aeUat yafaaanai ru he
(i'ei. Himc Bart.
ell tk viiaiaiill. I aiika fraa
I oa. .;oW raavks. B. .
U. fVia. Thrceroi,rtsa aiile
. t tl irM. fnr :vm.
Tarau. lira nk: tiaaa w hal
(We. i I y retsli e I the value
of Mm .,! b cniJ-.
' but nit ' inflavJ M)lu Kivaj
f:drrtion. . . 8. 9
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LaGr&ndeiPre
stand bus bc-ou iu operation but r
few day Mr. Gray Bitted yesto'day
that he was well pleasPd with, the
nranunt of usiueiss t-clng done. 1
G. Calvert, auditor of the company,
, has been here since the stand 9m
ofeneii, but will terminate "his slay
shortly to go to Pendleton. Tho
news stand . will be upertued botl1
niglif autl day.
E. J. Conrad and W. A. Bull, of
Summerville were in this city yester
day and today, getting together on a
propostion 4hrou:h which Mr. Bull
becomes U1 owner of Mr! Conrad's
16U aero farm near Summerville.
The deal was closed toduy. Mr.
Conrad is th3 purchaser of the. Ed.
Wright residence property in La
Graude.
THE WEATHER.
(Ry A::ptrlntd Press to The Observer'
PORTLAND, March 19. For Ore
con: Kuin in the west; rain or snow
in the east; colder in the eastern por
lion tonight; gentle easterly winds. ,
SISTF.lt OF NEXATOIt KIDDLE
I)EAI AT JHI'I' KltSOX, IOWA
Mrs. E. D. Selders, of Island City,
and Matt Head, or Elgin, left La
Crando Monday night for their old
home In Jefferson, Iowa, following
tho receipt of the news of the deatii
of their mother, Mrs. W. O. Head.
at Jerferson that moruifig. Mrs.
Head had been HI for some time,
following a paralytic stroke. The
late Mis. Head, who was a sister of
B. E. and Fred Kiddle of Island
jClty, was known personally by many
ILa Grande and Islmu City people.
as she hifd visited relatives here for
several weeks last "uitamer. She had
relurue:! to her home in lmvu from
the visit here the latter part of
September last.
The news of the death of his sis
ter reached Senator K. E. Kiddle and
mis. imuuiu jiihi uiri-e u.iys ainfl
their return frem the east, when they
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KECEIVED CAR OF
OAKLAND SIXES
H. C. Hamilton is n hnsv man to-
day engaged In unlti:iding a carload
i or seven cf the Oakland-Six. A
I number of these n.'v, cars are al
Iready snokeh for and the others are
,".. ,': 7 , ,Y
iianulton anno 11003 that another
n,,,,,, .,.. ,1
received in a couple of weeks.
HIXiAItDl.NO
THE WKLKAliB
OK TtiE SOl.DIHItS
In view of the many inquiries fha
aro being marie concerning the wel
fare of soldiers in the American
expeditionary forres. tho war depart
ment has- recently instituted a cour
ier service between America and
France to get Information desired
This has been done because tin
quick demobilization of tho aimv
and the rapid change from place to
place of different units have .made It
almost Impossible lor the Heel Cross
In Fr,u:co to follow un all innuiiie:'
satisfactorily.
In cases where I hero is doubt
eoncerning reports that a man lia
been wounded, in fact in all cur-
unity cases, the bureau of com
munication at national lieuluiiarl-
ors of the American Red Cross a I I;
Washington, U. C., will conlinut to
Handle 1110111111 but "atriight wel
fare inquiries" should in future, be
I made to tho adjutant general, .war IS
department, Washington. 1. C. in
Istcad of to the Red Cross.
'nyyjNEW SCHEDULE OF
BASKETBALL GAMES
Tho following is tho schedule
which has been drawn up for tin
church bnskthall habile, which i;
in proKress at the Y. M. C. A. The
withdrawal of th? Christian temn
from the aeries nnoessit atnd l-his al
teratlon of th- first arraiiKemenls:
.March I!.
Mormons vs. PiMshytci-inns.
Iethodists vs. lliptists.
.Mr-li VAi
i - Presbyterians vs. Methodists.
I'apti.sta vs. Mormons.
April it
Mormons vs. Presbyterians.
Methodists vs. IJ.-plists.
April 1((
I'reHbyterinKH vs. Methodists.
Iliipiists vs. Mitnnoiis.
April
Prenbyterii'tis vs. Ihtptists.
Methodists vs. Mormons,
April r,0
Mi)iinons vs. Pt ojoytorians . . .
MetliO(iit st It;ipti.sts.
May 7
Met hfMlirf 3 v. Pre.'jhylerians.
Farms and City Property
FARH NEAR LA C RAMIE
Owner Has Trice That Ik At
tractive. 119 acres; 75 acres in rultjva
tWa,.more than 90 acres can be.
Creek runs throuch the jilace.a
10 acres in alfalfa, 40 acres in
fjll grain, Korty-Knjd. It is
tuite. prulMhle that this rmp wilt
pay for half af the purchase
prici'. Triit-J e1.j00. ossurac
'federal hyi. $2300 ra.-lj, pats
you in immedi jte0piivaiui f
llrf prr,-lv.
DAINTY MISS CLARK IN "THE
CRlClULir IS DELIGHTFUL
Dramatic Photoplay Has Goo-U Slorj
and Is Finely Produced by
ParamounL
Marguerite C'larK portrays the role
of Jean Fuuihnw in "The Crucible,'' t
Paramount picture, which will be
shown at the Arcade tfieatre today
and tomorrow, who is unjustly con
donned to a reformatory for a girlish
prank. How sho triumphs over her
shame and is rewarded for her Ions
struggle against evil are vividly un
folded in this unusually strong photo
n.lny. .
' The diminutive star has appeared in
many photoplays, among her most suc
cessful! being "WildClowcr," 'The
Goose Girl," "Still Waters, Miso
George Washington," "Snow White"
"The Seven Swims," ''Itab's Diary
and many other photoplays of note.
Miss, Clark has become one of. the
most popular stars on the screen ant1
has steadily increased her hold upon
the public fancy, until today she is r
mtifarci r..i...-;i.. Cnn :.
u, ,v'ulii .inn in .in mill I'l'MUlllUl
and wholesome and innocent in the fine
nrs of making others happy.
STOLKX KISS WINS V.M K AM)
roitrrK i-oi: rnirrrY maii
A stolen Iiis.i wins for Maria, a lit
tie seaii'stress, ln:r ambition to ho
mistress of a line hoi'i.- and h;rve fEn?
clothes and jewels. She is maid to it
society woman. She is secretly pos
ii K for the Tiance of the woman,
who, in his enthusiasm, kisses her
just as his sweetheart entors hfn
si ml io.
Mart is dismissed, bnLnains the
sympathy of a friend of the scuptor
who man ics her. Piu then hns or
ery!hi:isr she de:-ired but love. And
to aiu this she acrifiies every:' inv
and returns to her sowint; ma
clilne In "Mins Ambition, " the Vita
uraph nine Ribbon Feature, which
which will he acim in tho S!io:t
theatre, last sho win? today.
Corrine Griffith lias the fcaluret'
role'in this fascinitluK romance.
A two-reel comedy follows.
Try This for Sour Stent aclw
Eat slowly, mrjtic'ate your
food
thoroughly. Eat but little meat and
none at all for sunner. If vou are still
troubled with sour stomach take one
of Chamberlain's Tablets before going
to bed. Adv.
tJS1 .
1 M ' Most Dainty Star
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"THE CRUCIBLE"
I SUS-5-T?1.?SS,Sunshire Comedies.
WELL IMPItOVF-I) FARM
Seven Miles From La Grande on
Goad Rrjad.
27fi act-is. 100 acres in culti
vation. Good 7-room house, r.?w
harn, oulhuildtnii, Rood fencing,
near school. I'rice $1.'.00.
Terms, VttiO ca.nh; balance at
the rate of i00 per year, inter
est 6 per cent? Owner lyis 40
acres tim'ttland whirii he will
sell wparale at $2(10 f.0 Ko
at res f pa.-.fire land for t-i'0.
REVENUE OFFICERS
' . TO COaiE-AGAIN.
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Motors. IIouk iind Maloiicy Will lk?
at Postuftico ttuUdiug t'roiu
o Muitli HI Um lit).
Milton A. Miller, intormtl revimu"
rollwtor for Ory;ou, sends out tho
follawlnj; notice: "
"Hy Ulioctlun of tiw commission
er of Internal rovon io I am author
ized agiiin to station my deputies at
various points thtouKhout tho statu
to assist those who laiU-tl to com
plete income tax .'o'.nrns within the
required time, and to rendor any
other service that m iy bo neie:;s:iry
or desired. And adjustments of in
come taxes should be made now, a
an extensive "drive" for delimiuenlt
will soon bo undertaken."
"Ineomo Tax Offtoers IIuks niu
Moloney will bo at tho post of f iet
bufldhiK at La t.raiide, Oregon, from
and JucludiiiK March 24 to and in
cludins March 29, 1 : 1 a.
"It is tho wteh :f tho deinrlmenl
itljat overy ono fnl'.ucsted should
, take advantage of tho opportunlly nf
forded hy tho visit of these officers.'
iNTODAYj
Ml SAI.K Moflcrn home.
rooms, sleeping! povy,
in. Phone lied S2
FOK SAI.K Household kh1s also
houses. See Mrs. !UAtpr-"?(-lTr:rfiT
OR KKXT Two furnished home-
keeping nrt 'M
VOU KKXT Furnished apaitment.
stove heitt. Slti a month. Tit
11. C. Lawyer. U
3-19-tf
FOK S.y.KModern apartment house
and Ui n fallow, eith'-r '-ii't.i'.'.'Wh
too-rthpi -L!lMnrtIT!;T .rii;i or i;iu'l;
1511.
""1J"1'
Jut nri-ivctl-X-shiiuiicnt
magnetos. Spet.'!ul I'UH!"
Hamilton Garage, corner l;ir and Jef
ferson. 3-li-tf
Why not let us do your dovelopinfr
and finishing: also the enlarging; of
your i'-tures. We know wc can ulpnse
you. We will irivewwpTjinpt ser
vk'etuPyou-wttTc ablo to pot filiH
primed jXTdnv you leave them at
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA QRANOIC.ORCGON,
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1 1 llll v 1 1
arguerite Clark
In
She has a hard row to
hoe hut she hoes it well
And
C AD E
, CUT I'ROI'F.I'.TV.
No Vacant Ifm.seit M:iny ('od
lnetuuntH.
I have several ,-jiIrndid buys in
city property, modi rn rkic-in
hntnes that are frfi llv w:itaei
several' hundred Ii-k haa i,ty
could poivitihly I ltui4,.
Improved a'id ''iianv4 i,ae-
i ::r. ?iiy r.'i v oim! r.i your
oh n friff5 -.'-.:"!. i' s. !ae a
tui or a y:i.
e 9 9 J
RealIf.tatg 8
Mrs. Christenscn
Gains 36 Pounds
Health Was Completely
shattered Wh,en She Be:
gan Talking Tanlac.
"Just give me Tauiac and you may
hnvo all the other medicines," said
Mis. C. V. Christemcn, residing a
ItilS South 44th itreet, Tacoma.
Washington. .
"Those who havo not seen me slneu
1 1 beg in .taking Tanlac," continued
airs, uuristenscn, "would bar illy ;
know 1110 on first sight, I havo 11 n
dergono such a change, why, do you
know 1 have actually gained thirty
six pounds. It hsrdiy Bounds rea-;
sellable, but It's the truth. I had I
suffered from nervousness and fro j
queut dlszy spells for sevun years,
and sleep was bo broken, and I was:
mi tired tlHit I hardly felt 'like got-:
ting up In tho inortiings. My back!
felt llko It would break in two, II '
hurt mo so badly and my kidneys
bothered me nil the tlnio. Uvory
thing 1 would eat tasted bad and
my stomach was so upset that I could
not eat more than or.e meal a day,
and th t a very llf.lit one. Besides nil
this about eighteen months ago, 1
was in an automobile accident, and
have been almost u nervous wreck
thought my condition
is bad enough before but after
wards my health was conipi''tMy !
shattered. The pains In my bacli
were almost unbearable, my stom-
nTr TrotrWB.jiiid I wns in dreadful
plight. I hist weight -until I Hot
' 1 .. . V .1
t ZLZ 1
was confined to my neit io auveni' ;
weeks. . x
"l'inully a friend cf my husband
ilvised him to ct mo to try Tan
H7rW1?n (mvnmk.uni iiieneed
Willi the first bottle. I have ' bmut.
piliilnx In wtdKht and streniilh ov
er since until nW, my troubles aren't
onlv koiip. but 1 fel just us stronit
aTiviltrvm--rt4l.--JLoiit Just
aaylliliiK and (ujoy It and tint him;
Ihnrls nip a particle. My nerves are
slronK and steady and I sleep so
of r;osi-nw,.i n11:t i tt i,i Kiad for nlRht. to
ninr;ncio!!. , ,,,, and KetlliiK u time comes
too eirly for me in tho morntiiMs.
New
I'UK.K .
$1700
Lit (irandc,
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YOUR EYES---What Would You Do Without Them?
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Ji'riiKMiilicr, Dortors. rt l'oi' 1'if'ir ji; t i i!?!r iis, iiul conic themselves fur Tr'r"
ly fitted (iliisscs, to Ktni the lie.-il.ielie:- ;iinl wasTeiil' nervi; euei'v,.
Our offie is eqiilpped'with tho Latent and most scientific iiislru-
. meats for proper examination ol'hc eyes. e. c .
Jf KlasKOs'aec not neetleil, tvtwill,,e! vnni. W'c iu"hv out own Icnwse-i'Uit
1L II .1
f mm
Tatag has certainly brought health
ui:3 It.iniilimas In in., 11ml t em't kliv
ivu uiutu irrns i!.ut;.
Tanlac iseokl in La Ginoio by Sil
verthorn and Richardson Drug
Btores; in Union by L. A. Wright;
In fc'orth Powder by L. A. Russel
and In Vlgtu by Scott K. Harris,
and in Tolqrasotoby Tcloc'r.iot Gro
cery Co." Adv.
Coffee
Sprcinl
"Klvfi''
ilt'iul, II). ....
lileiul, II).
Fotllll.'iill Cnl'IVe,
Shasta (.VHVp, Hi.
Hi. can
can
(lolilon West, Tom, I.', II,.
(iol.lrn West Tea, flh.
lA.hroi's Tea, U lb.
l')lgfi"'s Tea, f lb -
Cocoa
iii'iia
octia,
Have yuu trit'tl tin
It. cleans antl imlislies
antoiiioliiles. etc.
J! : -rjjj
, V-i llv- -25
I Hk . L......50?
Hug's Modern Grocery
UA Muie of (Jualitv iuul Good Service."
Mi ono litin :r.
a .-iypui
MOON
thoroughly in Itecpms, liowever exclusive the ourrotmJings may
be designed, fitted and finished to benr compuriaon with its popu
lar big brother, Moon Sii-6(i. Snbalanca ull throueh for smootli
Tttnning, etund-up quulilies eqirully ut home under ali eas of racking
hill roada ond long usage.
Built lo meet the demund for six-cylinder riil'tig and driving superi
ority nt the price of nri 01 dinm y Four bun the otter-economy of a
lire and gasoline saving lillit car.
Here ore some of the Six-flO'a pnmificnllon! lM-inch wlieel
bone Continental molor ftwwinng itonhlc-cowled liody and
fiiflh honeycomb IV-tlth-r ru-liut-u winiinlncld net at emiirt
onfile bcuutifutly fiiiitiliRil, mlnl wftlnut iimtrunietit board,
front and rear Spiter juintn t'imhen licuiinti.
But "aeeinfl ia believing." See this car, itaclt let ua demon- .
stiate fur you.
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W - BROOKS, Agent
Cars Here About April 1st '
J.H.Peare&Sou
Bad Taste In Your Mouth.
When you have a bad taste in your
mouth you may know that your diges
tion is fixity. A dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets will usually correct the
disorder. They also cause a gentle
movement of the bowels. You will
find this to be one of the best medi
cines you havo ever become acquaint
ed with. adv.
25?,-
.a0t
10c?
.55
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; .25
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POLISH
xcjiiiinos, floors
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