La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1919, Image 6

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! NEW INDUSTRY
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. Hsusecleaitaig
Helps
WAM.OWA SMIIIIVK-GltAXlTK
COlll'A.N'V OtlUAMZKU
Machinery to lis Installed for finish
lug Mono for Miin"iiu nlnl iukI
Unliving I'urpoo
MRS. ALICE KNIGHT
DIED Or PNEUMONIA
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Hell Known Church Woman of;
Lastcm Orcc.oi Died in Hie fur
vice Across tlf Sean.
AVe have all of the essential (Imps ami
sundries that will make liousecleaiiing
more efficient and easier to perform.
Borax, Ammonia, Sal Soda, Sponges,
Chamois, Brushes, Polishes, Rub
ber Gloves, Etc.
Ask for our list of lloiisecleaniiitf Helps
it will surest the things you need.
Our prices are reasonable.
Make your spring cleaning a real suc
cess by buying such goods here.
JOSKPH, March 19. (Special)
J. M. Nnwoll 1b in town this week
in tho Intorosts of A new company
which is being formed and which
will bo known an the Wallowa Mar-
hllt-fll'tin it.. r... .......... Tl,n I
pany'a capital 1 ,25.0(10 and .!, of-l1" I'r?nc' After tlu arml-tl.e was
fleers a.o K. B. Ameden nf I'orM.m.l. Bi,Knn111 "h0, '""".ferred to the
lucturog at various rumps, on "Join
of Arc," "Urlttany," otc. No further
Upton ft. Gibhs, former patttor of
St. i't'ter's Kptacopal church of Ja j
Grande, sends the fallowing udpi-I-;
coinn note pertaining to the dth I
in France of a church worker, Mits
A Wee Anight, who Is well known in!
La Grande: j
'A teleKram has hi en rooe'vfil an
nouncing the death from pneuiuo:.,a
f Alice J. Knight "ho was dfiacon-1
ess under Bishop iVddock 1: Bast-j
ern Oregon for some years. Af.fcrj
leaving Oregon she olunteii.-eti for;
war work and wan accepted by tljoiii
Y. M. C. A. to work In the canteens'
1 pruHlcU'tit and manast: J. M. Nnwidl I
of Ii Giande, vice p' .Hldunt und Hit
pcrlutondcut of coiiiitriicllon; 1. L.
iKIIi;ro of Colorado, cucrct ury.
I'll In company will devidop u jrro
(lupOHit or Kraiilie In I lii ''iiinly, and
will imitall machinery for flnih-
ln mnminimi! mn4 timl inr f rl'" "
L'Hieinarblo, which will atao hi
tallied within tho ho'.udai lm f
Wallowa county Ik said, to be (.fjual
to Vermont marble.
All thOHe Intetflstfd hi tl'Ip pro
ject havo had cxperlnci In ll'l.t hue.
The exact location ol taeir fiudlnH
Jiave not been mfid'j public but c
t filiate on work are now IihUk made.
The fact that the cunrty lH to havo
a company of this k'nd lnea'iiM tb.it
the cohT of building stone wilt he
cut ciulte materially.
particulars beyond tho mention of:
her death und its immediate cause;
wib seat," j
WILLIE WILKIE !
HEARD FROM;
La Grande Pharmacy
WORK OF W. C. C. S.
I .WILL KEEP RIGHT Ol
HITCHCOCK'S I'HKKKNCE
III J t I WUMV.A 1 I'.iliJ. 1
iXililMNA. March HI. Geneiui
The following HemTimiflThe Dalles
regarding a 'former residernuf La
Grande sounds natural:
"Local police declare that William
Wilkie. arrested here this week, had
devised a process for refining denat
ured alcohol, removing the poisonous
Ingredients and mixing it with flnvorr
to make an intoxicating drink. He war
held on a charge of vug';ancy, but wot,
released upon promising to leave th
town. w .i
The New Season
Today the first day of Spring. finds us at yoftr command vith.,i store 1mm
ful oT new snappy spring merejiandise contracted for iir in advtince of the
fieason. AVe are in a better position now than ever o save you a substantial
sum on the new season's purchases. , . .
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New Spring Colored Flaxons 49c, 89c, 98c
New Spring Colored Voile '. 33c, 39c, 49c
New. Spring Figured Voile 15c, 25c, 33c, 49c
New Spring Chantung, all colors : 89c
New Spring Silk Poplins, all colors..: 98c, $1.49
New Spring Usona Silks, our price' '. 49c
New Spi'ing Silk Mull, our price . 25c
New Spring Scrims, large assortment 18c, 25c, 29cf 33c, 39c, 49c
New Spring Tapestry. 49c, 89c, 98c
New Spring Silkolines ; 29c, 33c
New Spring Kiddie Cloth 49c
New Spring Lace Curtains $2.49, $2.98, $3.98
SEE OUR SPRING PRINTED GEORGETTE, our price . $1.69
NEW SPRING GIRLS HATS 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98
BUY EARLY SECURE THE SEASON'S WORTH. WE POSITIVELY
UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITION. WE DAILY PROVE IT BY DAILY
CROWDS.
OcmWrva'hUMps at the Star Sat
ilnv and Sumfcw. Il-21-2t
The Stor?
Where the
Maftfteg
Trade
E3
Follow
the Crowd
There's a
Reason
Quick Delivery
Phone Main 40
Lh Grande, Oregon
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Machine hemstitching done by Mrs.
807 Pelm. avenue. V irst
PernhuiK coniplvted his official viait Lblock west oTTHwaui Black 3101.
ito the troops in the occupied area of 3-14-tf
Germany Thursday, devoting the fore .
noon to an inspection and review of i p0 Vou know that the T.a Grande
the 4th corps at Cuchem-on-Mosc1
Ifl aiieriioon 10 u review Ol
Anions the spectators was ''tank
II. Hitchcock, former postmaster gen
eiul, who atated that ho was in tins
occupied aren merely on a sikht-see-
ig trip.
no you Know mui me i.a iiimh.
MosehVUjh School orahestra now has twen
of the ltwllers Jkiul that they play ex
mi. ceptionullywrUja Hear them at tin
"The Glorious
Adventure"
(iUKICKS WKKE OUTMI.MHKHICl)
HUT GAINED KHEKSON VICTOKV
SALONIKI, March 21. The Greek
victory nt Kherson, . northwest o
Odossn, was won over a BolshevikI
force of four times the streiurth of
I tho Orukjlcvision eiiRaKed, according
to an official ffttrteiucpt issued at
Greek army hendquarteTsTtwaThn
statement declarer the BolshevikiaT'
mies hnve been reorganized and are
under tho command of German offi
cors, a large number of whom parti '
cipated in the battle.
"The Greek troops realized an ad'
vance to tho depth of a little more
than twelve miles, capturing numer
ous prisoners and considerable booty
In spite of reinforcements, the Bolshe
vik troops have not been aide to re
constitute their line," the statement
adds.
senior play, Friday night.-
thc
adv.
3-HS-tr
rap-nested White--Leghorn anil
IllacKJlinorca eggs, 51.50 periuteon:
$7.50 a mjdred and upl All cockereH
used are f rirhvhons witl records from
225 to 278 cggsSier yolir. Mrs. Geo.
H. Chapman, La GWld 3-15-lmp
ium. urr.veojsiiipmcot Ol rioscn I f
magnetos, speciar cord magnetos.
Hamilton Garage, corner Fir and Jef
ferson. 3-5-tf j
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Why not let us do your developing
and tinishing; also the enlarging of
your pictures. We know we can please
you. WeNvill give you prompt ser-i
vice and youNwill lie able to get films 1
printed the daV ypu leave them at -
-FAMILY DRUG STORE
LASRANOE,ORCeON.
,3--19-3t
Dorothy rbillips, star in ''The Hear
Lof lluiiinnity," nt the Star, Saturday
land Sunday. . 3 21-2t
TOMORROW ONLY
Something new in pictures! IVrl'eetly inaiiipu
lated toy soldiers enacting every detail of fighl
.ing on the 'ctmi front!
Showing Exactly" How War Is Waged
Without Presentiag Its Horrors
As sciciil ifieally accurate and detailed
as a West I'oint lahoratoiy experiment. .Months
of most patient and painstaking work rcititred
for filming of pict ure,
vSEE ' '
Airplane Raiding Squadrons; How Annies
Are Munitioned; Life of Soldiers in Trendies;
How Gas Is Used Liquid Fire; Long Range
Bombardments; Creeping Barrage; Mass At-tacks-ALL.
REALISTICALLY PRESENTED
Tell It To The Marines
Fcatiirinu the Kcinaikalile Actresses
LA GRANDE TIRE SHOP
E PARKER, Proprietor
Tire&sajid TubeXVulcanized and Repaired. Sec-
ld-Hyid Tires for Sale.
1406 Jefferson!
La Grande, Oregon
HORSES
WANTED
I want to buy good broke farm mares and
geldings. Must have weight and quality,
fair flesh and from four to six years old.
W. E. McClure
Phone Red 772
! pays in.'HUMH) koic m ix
i "lilt haul I'aii a r.-yrdr-ultl
j llcrrfiml, -Iti -fui;ri lieniKl li It y. i
CIIICACO. Mareii 21. 'What was
derlarnd to bo a world record prirc ;
or IfiO.OOO Tor a ptne-br.id llerefotd i
bull, wim niimmuci Thurnilay. by .1.
U. l'erj;u.mu brut hi i s of Canity. ;
Minn., for "Itlihard I'airf ix." a u
iyoiir-ol'1 lor.isterej animal. Tho lnvit ;
'ptvvloiiB American prjee was ?:U,0iM. l
Tor "Ardniore," sold l.y W. K. Yost j.
to W. It. IMcltcriiu'. both uf KanH.U'
City. Mo.
" K li lip id I'Vihfux'" was raised by
Waiu'ij T. Mci'ra' of Kent land,
I imI. Mo was U ".rs old last No i
(ViMrbor and It In bolieved he Is Mi
.'l..Mt Iloi-.rlord bull 'j Die world. Hi-
iwi'lvht in bi'lwi'tn ii - Oil and 2MH'
pulMXls.
i M. J. aiitl Alva lliuhanan of Telu
easel wove business vikiIois in I. a
(iiaiule litis morning.
JANE AND .
KATHERINE
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And
FATTY ARBUCKLE
MUTT, and JEFF
REGULAR PRipES
Arioiti:Y (,l i iti. e.i:Mi:i;
wil l, M'i:.K l in; i.i:(;i k '
WASHINGTON. M.Mi-h SI. The
I.imi;uo to K'-furci. l'-.'cc rniKiuccd
Tluinil.iy niln titroimli Its Wasl
Inmou hcadiiti'.-i n' h ituit' Atur:u y
Ccnci al Tnl'Mci w pr ii;li lm: lo
uiiki' ;i : cries of speech s in suppon
'of the proposed cons' II ill loll for a
league of nstiolls. A:,uoim.ville"t ol
tho time ami place of Mv. IVIiner''-
'adih.ss hc 'iniide later, tt w s
Mrs. A. .K. Ivanhie went over to
Union this afternoon to attend the
ItC'Cluh eolnert whih the p'jpds of
.the Union school will tiivo this eve-
Inuig.
Dorothy Phillips in "Tlw Rifky
Road" at the Star Saturday and Sun
day. :! "! 2t
GOOD ADVICE
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,jlf uu hir an ItmtLtr uilh yvnt men
ih.nc Ihoflt raminl".anw i iu,l
' 9lA lvr.IV ff.UuU t.f ,t LlM.U Yoll IHOVW 0.f'ITV IIDIIHI'DTV
HI sec OtnH WW i? UH'tp A mi- jack UJIVfrius nionrv will o.ih r""u'4in win w n. -
XTtthirn'B Khutt winlow. Thtr nrnVJoi cil proiAMtv Cwwct terw. d.ty Mre. Ho it
HIP ? .-iTf-.;
.FAMILY pnua STORK
f Md and gafdili rods of
jPhristie'siVirio
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Today We Are Too Busy j
To Write Ads
REGARDLESS WE KNOW IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN
THE LINE OF EATSAND YOU WANT THE MOST FOR
STOUR MONEY, JUST FOLLOW THE THRIFTY THRONG
TO LA GRANDE'S REAL CASH GKUUJSKY
See our newwindow display of Fire Food Products at Money-
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Don't fail to visit the ecHniomy demonstration conducted by Miss
Emma WilJon on Vegetable' Butter.
United.
Statci Food
Ucwh
HGOVERIZED GROCERY
Union Stor
Open 8 a. a.
SAM HARRIS, PROPRlCTtlR ' lo P -
' Next Door to nui' Departmenl Store. . .' !!r'''
No. umks. PHONB US YOUR ORDER. USE OUR EXCLUSIVB PROMPT DELIV- uio p.m."'
J ... ERY...PH0NE, MAJN 32 OR S2S e
e IN f HE NEAR FUTURE THE HUNTINGTON BUILDIlf R JUST "VACATED BY THE qpLU
E1T RULE COMPANY WILL BE THE PEKMABNT HOME 0 ZEIS STORE. 8 6
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Sawyer HolndNSV'oinlKiny aid le surcj
of (h, growing sccs. Adv.3 hi t' I
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