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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1919)
TUESDAY.?, .WIT ?.T 1 flTH. I3C GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. " . ' TITTtl-.E e . "1 Put Away the Heavy Winter Coats1. SPRING SUIT MODELS ARE HERE IT'S HIGH' TIME TO REPLENISH THE WARDROBE ty k tm&i iiuiisiiiiitittt)0aty CALL 'Red Cross Drug Store . The Prescription Store. II There is an unusual demand for jala clothes, oven so early in the spring the old coats are gone forever. The spie and span suits are the thing suits that are widely different they're naive, they're suave. Fashion demands that every woman should have a new wrap this season, and we arc ready to plaee before you an assortment quite correct. "With all hans removed, designers have brought 'out the pretti est suits in vears. Come in. try them on and make your selection. T I LOCAL, . Jacob H. Trnynor went to Wallowa this, morning to spcaii l'ie d.iy ou business. Dave Osliorno is nn Ijnbler visitor in this city today. Ho is looking after business interests. I Kebekahs nd 0hclr friends are Cooking forward to the annual roll-call ljoetlOK, which will be held April, 1st, next Tuesday evening. jKvery raomber of Crystal Rebekab lodger No. 60, I. O. O. P. Is expected to answer to her name in person or jty letter, making a reunion of pres ent and absent members ot the lodge. The social commlttoe, of which Mrs. John Shaw is chairman, is working to arrant the soinl p' t of tho meeting, at which a large at tendance is expected. At this time, garments will bo collected for tho Belgian rolief work ol" tho lied Cross. By bringing g'f. tnents to the meeting, the labor of collecti'ug will be much simplified, and everything collected can be sent at ono time. Seo directions lublished by the Red Cross for kind of clothing to bring. Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoo, county school superintendent, went over to Cove this afternoon oh an inspection trip. 'lltST DIVISION' sot i)ii:it VIHITIXU I.V LA (illAM)K Maloney0 and Hogg Here for a Week to 0 FiBish Income Tlx Arriving from Portland last eve ning H. M. Maloney and James S. Hogg, representatives ot Milton A,1 Miller, sage of Lebannon, wh It internal revenue collator, announC' ed they are hero for ono week to finish up tho business of colloct ing Incomo tax and n.uking .rcporv for people who do not underv mil the game as Unelo Sam now plays It. They will bo local-s.l 111 the folic al building In room 22, wjioro any question will bo answered and a few will bo asked of those who are a 1 f t tlo cloudy rotative lo tlio different sub-divisions iff tho blanket stute mont. Mr. Maloney has been coming here regularly for some time wnd admits himself that he feels near enough to homo to begin to lake a hand In local politics, provided the depart inent would permit such an net. fclOMOlt ri.AY THIS WEKK The senior class plny,"Mr. Bob," which was un;oidubly postponed last wok, t ill be given In the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday fvenittgs this week. Tickets which were reserved for the last per formance Friday evening will be good for Thursday evening this week, and ticVgts for the second performance, on Friday evening, will be on salo lit Silvcrthor'a . Drug Store hifrsday morning at 8 o'llock. E. L KIRTLEY Ladies' Ready-to-Vear A Rummage Sale will be held in tho ; TjipeilKPfl Dnp- Mav basement nf Firr. M. E. chiirch Wed-I 5 '""J nesday, March 26. a-25-lt I If you don't get good results with your spring picture taking just drop .in at Silverthorn's and find out tho cause. They will gladly tell you all about it why not let them do your developing and printing. They do n large amount of such work, and do it quickly and well. 3-25-3. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA SPANDC.OREOON. Have the Privilege Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tenchout of Cleveland, O., arrived this morning for a brief visit at. the W. L. Whentley homo in this city. The son of Mr. ami. Mrs. Ed Wulf of Telocaset was among the returning soldiers who were on the tram pass ing through last night. ' 'making a short stay with friends in la Grande, relumed t his morning to Hot Lake. j j Mrs. Etln Whitcoinlie and dnughlcr Dorothy, who had been spending- n few days in I.a Grande, visiting Miss Tilln illupr, returned this' morning to their home at Stimnierville. j Jus. Miinmiuvh, iironitent bunker ,nud lumber mail of YV.i'iowi, spep a couple or days in t.a Ci iud) tie first or the week, -etiiruiui; homo j tills morning.. Sergeant A. I.amlis of Cove arrived iin La Grande last night, having re ceived his discharge from the service. Sergeant l.nndis was a member of company 8, lfi'Jd infanlry. II. C. Bruce of the ICastoin Oregon hospital nt Pendleton was here over night, having come nftcr a mim, P. H. Collen, committed to the Pendle ton institution yesjterday. Mrs. O. L. Murphy of nood It Ivor, Is spending a few days on a visit to her sons, Drs. It. F. and L. L. Murphy. DIAMOND Diamond shoe shining pnrlora will open April 8th, next door to Foley ho Observer ads are wineTy read. I(i42 3 -25-2 1 to find them missing from liomt. and if such is tho n.w call at ibr city hall t once before the exocu- Of 'Riinriincr at. T.ar!rr:tloner does his wont, for no dog wl.l t be nermitted to run tho If your dog Is worth while yoe can secure his freedom by paying tht license fee at tho city hall. But do not neglect it, says' Chief of Polho Christiansen. The order to keep aP dogs tied to a chain during the sum mer has been revised and now any dog that has his license paid mir have the freedom of the city. Own. ers of dogs should not be surprised if their dogs carry, no license tap, be permitted to run the Btreets un less, his license tag is prop my ad justed. Dog owners should .not neg lect this little ma'ter it the o.ntinr family is not to be g.eitly depleted.- Trap-nested White Leghorn and Black Minorca eggn, fl.EO per fifteen: ?7.B0 a hundred and op. All cockerel:! need are from hens with records from 225 to 278 eggs per year. Mrs. Ge H. Chapman, La Grande. 3-15-1 m)! i m. lems ' y' VK. - .... - H I WsFi Yfm .you with brushes and S 8 ""Psdiris & V&rtii$hes.'. ' The house across the way Beautifully attractive, isn't it? And yet no need for you to be en vious. Beauty in a house is largely . a matter of good painting. A coat of B-H Paint will work wonders in the appearance of your home, and in addition will add yeais to its life. Bass-Hueter is synonymous with the highest achievement in the manufacture of paints, varnishes, enamels ' in fact preparations for every painting purpose inside the house or out .. Let us know your painting prob and we will gladly solve them :or you. Also we can supply uwith brushes and other necesarie. . C. R. Slsk, who wears the first di vision insignia on Ins shoulder, th rived in this city yesterday morning to spoud a few days visiting . his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMaster. Among tho other things Mr. Slsk wears Is -a French Croix de Guerre, which thd trench government uec-iu,, cleaning of colored shoes, ilr; oruteu turn wiin alter me name brown or blnck. 3-25-12tp the Marne; also three, wound stripes and three service stripes, represent- I " " ing twenty months uhd twenty-one J TTC'T T THVTl A S .lays' service in France, mid finally, 1 1 V J. jU ITX L Miss Annie Kscheiot, who had been ,ml(i ,.,.,. m .e. )Io went through WANTED-To buv Fecoiul hand liar the fighting ut Sonin ervllle. October I row .,d chicken wire. Phone lllacl 31st and November I'UIII. 117. lie parlicipi'.led in various engageliients it Ausanvllle Irom January IBth to April Hid, IMS, and then his di vision made a threj hundred mile hike to Cantlgny. uiriving there April Kith. Tlmy stayed un that pan of the front until July 7th, and he was through- the battle of Can tlgny, on May 28-Mii. They rniglil .. ....I 1 I.. .I.u l...na cinttlat- nrreiislvo July 18-2-1 he received his third wound, rriiin shrapnel, that ended Hie war for him. Horor that, nl the Almie, he lud been gassed. Tho two sons of Thoodoro Hooso- Tlieiw-ilnre mid Archie, were ..'mi Mw. I'li-Hi Division, and Mr. Biak 1 WANTED Lot iks highly in prnlso of their sol dierly qualities. An Idea ol the fighting they went through Is con veyed' bv the number of tho casual ties they suffered. 27.000 men wont KOI! SALE in. says Sisk, and of these 2;t,!l74 became casualties. , Mr. Sink has hen five years In the service, having served In Mexican troubles before the United States went to war with Germany. His home is in Keokuk, Iowa. ARCADE j "WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Pauline Frederick Josenh Wisdom, I.sstiua soldier from the f!3rd Artillery, wns in town this morning on his , v h.Miin fro-n overseas. Ills unit 1 n-1 1-.mi in cr. tion In' France from Pcvinbir la-.t until the closo of the war. Mrs. J. V. Loader, or South La Grande, returned Saturday from Portland, whero tdio locenlly under went an operation. Mr. Lender and son, who had been spending a Tew dnys In Portland with her, returned Saturday also. Frank Lcftoy Smith of Summcrville was a.mong the soldiers who passed through La Grande last night en route to Camp l?wis for demobilization. This is the young man whose death wa,s erroneously reported n few days ago. lie was motnt La Grande by his father, S. N. Smitli and oilier relatives. MrR. Berths M. Alforcl Is in receipt of a ti'legrniu from her-aon, Kngene, who arrived overseas yesterday and landed at Newport News. The yout'g man expect:: to reach homo within a short time. Do has been In tile- Hervlco considerably mon th an a year. FOR SALE OK TRADE Work o driving horse. Phono black Hi 12 3-25-31 FOR HALE Rich black soil near Hil ton's garage. See J. L. Mat s. . :i-25-2tr House anil two lots. Must be sold at once. Will accept $100 down and balance on easy payments Inquire of W. F. Ashman or E. J Iirown. ' 3-2!i (It residence district' smith of tracks. Give price and lo cation. Write in euro of Observer. 3-25-21 Modern six-room house, gooil locution. Write P. 0. Bex (ifli!. La Grande. , 3-25-tf r P s ....I... . ....-i Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Fisher, of Fremont, Neb., are In tho city this WI5'H- vlsUIng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L D. Moo. Observer ads are widely rend. WANTED by man. -Spring work and cleaning Call Y. M: C. A. 3-20-2tp WANTED Experienced waitress al State enfo. Phono "lllack 3341. 3-25 tf FOR SALE-T-30 good rnnge .cows, part nlrendy-havc calves. 2 regis tered Hereford bulls. Plunkett & Noyes, Ililgnrd, Ore. 3-2(V12tp BELL DONNA" A strong, masterful liictiu't: with Pauline Fi'L'dei'ick at her best And "Charlie, the Little Dare Devil" 2-i'pol IjuirIi maker. mrA ....... ' Kim i Chalking up The ' Chalk-Offs Mrs. Andrew Lone;, who had bee.i spending n few i:ts with friend:; lr Mils city, 'left this morning to return to Charleston. Yah.. to rojo!n eer husband. Mr. nad Mrs. Loney will return lo La Grande ag:iin as soon as the forni'T is ahle Jo e..-.,: t -e hospital, .where he lias been Hi for several weeks. ft i BO urn m ar zm BV t-m fj tit 1 '.m r.u Harvey W. lli'ks, a well knn-.vn llroad man who has f i eiiuent ly made this torrilory as assistant geueial jiassenger -gent, and Mi:-s L'on f'ass Itair. dr.inatie crille of the Oregniiiaii. wen: marrteil I:: I'lirlland Saturday. Mari-1: 22. Mrs. Ilif-ks. it - is annminet il, will con-1 ? ti'nue her newspaiier work. vn HI 'il ('. Seatfin, aged li'rht nt the In, me oj" fc' Mrs. Matilda years died lat her daughter, Mrs. Alir Aih-nder, HO: H0H Sprint; street. The family -wen former resident of ll:ike The re niaitis are at the Hohnenkamp ehape in preparation .for being taken tumor ow to linker for tile funeral and in tremcnt. Archie Keown, rif.Imbler saw his six months old bat y for tin- first time Lst nlcht, when lie pawned through La Grarde on his way home from overseas. He wai. on buaul jhe troop train that w-ryt thioiich hliort ly after. ?. o'elorrk this 'iiior-:lm; Mrs. Keowft had c-iMie In witt hei baby from Inibler to sel: him, ftn'l ilnrins the briff time the ta stopped here they hal one. of the haooiost family r'"llllr- s .the home coming, of the boys has prtividil. J , , n fV ttie chaps bother your Jips u:-e 'Jf 1 5 no Uti ''1 '-. '. K'i '-a au H'J ;: Taints that crack, blister or peel, advertise the fact. Paints that chalk go unnoticed until you chance to rub thcm.r If it happens to be white paint and a black suit, you know it with a vengeance. Absent treatment of the binder makes paints chalk. Its protective film bus de parted, leaving- the pigment free to come and go mostly go. Poor paints clinlk more than flood oncl. When t!oil paints chalk, it's because the under coat is scant in oil binder. It robs the next coat lo satisfy its oil hunger. Neither is sulitilicd, Unaatitficii pigments mean unsatiefne tory paint paint that chalks. To repsint a chalky surface, brush off if nil lrw. .11,. ...',1 ,1.. ... It . ,Jwt of. I'd fit i) . c;mTh'Iat urn that k"('is thorn ny fiihline nr Viini!hinif rrnm ftcanh kr a.'H jr ' '( i :t:the ikin rot. 01 Vi r.a to cct ry gallon of wiii-li the proper amoaal ' f lin:4:ctl oil has been added. . . Kirst.tatiify the hunger for oil. Thc .follow ith a collt of High Sitaivbirrl'Lliiid T'aint just Hi it rote's from the car. Yoo vcrciie existing chalking, and prevent it i Vlitt j6io. K K K K K ii S3 6" i, is ;. n 63 i ii , k . -:1 63 t rj.M Kl) f. .1 ' t-i e S. - . ! b.'i i r. m i m i 'j 6;3 ESI cm fc-5 . . .63 . ; r - Km , W; Hi Bolinenkapip Cojtiipany, V.'ifi frf:i-i is ills i a Tino nrrtjar;!' i' pre tiara'. -.., 'rim 5n-t Silvr )o' w IK try Ihone jj that, thfty vill irf Oa.' th? ferhlfFl r yu. 1 ou w;i;: - urn :t-2 . .. 22 -1 r in m r. . 0; T. 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