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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1919)
FRTDAY, MAftOIT 2S 1919. EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TTTREE ' "" DIAtyO.VD " -! Diamond siioe , gaining parlors will ope: April 8th, next door to Foley ho-telA- Cleaning of colored fthoes, dry bn,Y.-i jr jjlack. 3-25-12tp , Savgyer-Holmes company has a fresh .stock of garden and field seeds that will grow. Why experiment when yon arsure of good seeds tram tnftn? adv .3-16-tf "The Pershing" the season's big selling style note the flat set military brim Wherever Good Hals Are Sold Red Cross o . Drug Store The Prescription Store. Knights of Pythias Social Evening: Monday, March 31st, the Knights of Pythias, with their wives, sweethearts and friends, will enjoy a social eveninK and entertainment at the K. of P. hul. A short program will be followed oy dancing, and, those who prefer it, will fiiW fciblas where they may enjoy a game of pinochle, five hundred, or any game they wish. Light refreshments will be served. Kniglfts, make it your business to see that your friends are invited. 3-28-3t VIOLETS! VIOLETS! Received each Saturday afternoon. Oregon grown. Leave your order. Clierry's Florists. 3-27-2t A campaign was launched Tuesday night by the Albany, Lebanon and Scio Chambers of Commerce tn authorize a Jl.tt00.000 bond Issue for road work In Linn county, at the June special election. LOCAL 1 MAPPENEYGS 1 k Mrs. Ridge. Grande. John Risgs. of Pumpkin is visiting frleuds ia 1.9 R. S. Yorxa. of rortland, this morning on No. 6 for visit with friends. arrived a brief "0XTIXl-KD IXTKRKST IX'""'" I U -JL'$ ,OKUA. MATIOX Mrs. Ray Slon is visiting with relatives and frlocils in Stiinmervillo and vicinity this wjek, John B. Anderson, of the Maxwell Sorvlce Station, left lust night on a brief business trip to Portland. Lace Curtains We have just received a large shipment of Beady-made Lace Curtains and they are Beauties. Come In And See Them While Our Stock Is Complete W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Complete House Furnishers. A J? Cy -A D J TOMORROW SUNDAY W or : ml Imsmms- . . . pi - mtmn Mi w- ttMl.i i- Tama's fight with tie lion. TAfxan's tail on tie capdibals, The fight between a apnoanrJ Matinee 23c CLfldren 10c Evening 35c Children c ' Matinee at 2 p. m. Evening at,7:i5'an!f 9 o'f;lack.9 Attend the matinee and fcvoici the evenfeg crowds. ffie (Evening at 7;25 and p. p. 70 A well Oltended meeting of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lum bermen wusohtftd last Qight at the Y. M. C. A., when Btveral matters of importunce were discussed. A draft of the by-fetws for this newly es tablished local wore submitted and were adopted by the meeting. Let tors read from the Wallowa and En terprise locals shoved that excel lent progress is being made at those places In swelling the meiubersnui of th6 Four L's. Much Interest in the La Grande local Is belli? displayed by the men of tho lumber mills and camps here, and nrrangoments have been mnd'.' to Wild meetings in the Odd Fellows' Hall twice each month Miinv La Grnnde people arn Jiapnv to see their frlonds Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Conrad now residents of this city. , . Mrs. J. C. Nivderur, who has boon In Portland, returned n few days ago, fooling much bettor as a result of ui oporatiou. NOW IS THh TIME Parties wanting garden plowed call to think about your car. The Stand- nt Fou,th and Y or phone Observer. ard Auto Repair shop, corner Adams 3-2G-3tp and Fir, Is doing very satisfactory , work. ED CYK, Prop. 2-1-lm BBWtMBSslMBBHIMBnBa LtBv;terarplicYt, :,, WATCH OUR WINDOWS find them at Silverthorn's always. Wo fQr reaj special bargains. We notice a mce assortment of bath , . 0 brushes in their show window. 8-25-st always have a special. 'fS 'Pi V $fflr$t? JChristie's Variety Store m lift iA i A V a in aViS FAMILY DRUC5 STORE II 1 1 lllll II ,, .' m S-T-A-R MMJM. n. C. Ilamlltnn, Hamilton's Garage, Portland this week, tern west yesterday. proprietor of Is a visitor (In Ho took the Mrs. Murphy, or Hood River, who had been here visiting her sons, Drs. R. 1 ard L. I.. Murphy, for a few days, left thi3 llioinlng to return to tier home. oitKcsoN rioxi i:n drad Word was received in La Grande yesterday of tho death a. San Hiego, Calif., of Martin L. O'mstead, In his soveiuy-fiflh year., Deceased hal ninny old ncquaintiinces hero, but ho was pirttculnvly wol! know.i in Uakor, having lived there in l!i early 'Oil's, when he was circuit judge for Grant, Baker, Union and Wallowa countlos. Mrs. Oluiatei'i! mid two sons, ono ot whom Is in the r.. vic mirvive him. The late Mr. Olmstead was fo-merly pist d luirtment coiununden -for Uresion (.f Hie O. A. 11. H. V. Rtniifield, of Echo, wan In La Grande yesterday, llio purport? of his visit being to file an Isolated tract application at the land office Waller Holmlek of i'.jppner, filed e similar application yesterdny. Fred Craft, a former O.-W em ploye, returned to ha Grande Wed nosdny night from il;o eastern stales, whore lie htul been in the service foi several months pai'.t. lie spent a huge part of his time at Gump Meado, Md. He ia veiling his father here. Henry G. Proctor, who has beee In the Marine Corps since the fall of till?, arrived homo this morning from tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, wlirro a few days a-;o he received his discharge. Since enlisting lie ha.l In on at Mare Island, Calir., nt Gal veston, Texas, and at, Philadelphia. T!o was In Iho sch'n I or naval uv'U iioa In Philadelphia, Pa., at the time the amiisllce was Kilned, and l:o was then placed on guai d duly In tho ship yards. It eels mi.'.'hly nice ) got back to tho old tovn again, he says. . di'.ath of l. i. nrxcw Telegraphic advices ruu-j'.vrl hert today from Poi'ilaud .miioencj the death ill that city o.' Li Toy J Din ran. a youm; man well I-si w 10111; railway men hero. Ho had worko 1 with the t).-W. until a couple of mouths ago. Deceased wal 11 meul- ber of the Moose lodg.i. s I NEW TODAY FOIl SALE Ranges, tables, rockers, chairs, beds, springs, couches, till kinds household goods. Also hailse. See Mrs. Zuber. l)-l!8-:itp WANTED Slieep herder and sheen dog. .I. E. Reynolds; Phone Far mers' i 3-28-2tp FOR SALE llaby bed and high chair. Call M 17 Wnshinglo'n avenue, or telephone Roil .. a-2'J-t ' Chas. Watklns left on No. 6 tills morning for Baker, whore lie will visit the four locals of t ho Loyal Legion of Loggors and raimbormen. Mr. Watklns, who is the cmplayes' organizer for Iho Four L's, had Just returned yesterday ttom a trip over tile southern part of tho state of Idaho, and reports tliut Loyal Leg-Ion-Is rapidly gaining strength In the Boise and Payotto districts, where there are large numbers of men em ployed in tho lumber industry. He declares that officials of the orga nizntion confidently expect to see it 100 per coal strong within tho nox thrce or four montliH. Small 3-J8-31 II WAN SHOES he?. $1.00 under cost. .THE TOCiUEllY. Mary rirkford and two-reel Mack Sennett comedy at tho Star, Saturday and Sunday. 3-2D-4t, t : ;-svt; -! yi; i". ; . WmmK life mmP Jim iff r.-- i) . U By RUPERT HUGHES AaABTCBArT Picture : '' Buy your field and garden seeds of Sawyer-Holmes company and he sure of fresh, growing seeds. Adv.3-18-t If tho chaps bother your lips use campholatum that keeps them awny. Rubbing or vanishing cream cleans the skin, cold cream keeps the skin soft. Violet cream is also a fine preparation. Drop, in at Silverthorn's and try those that they will offer you. You will r,ct (inly the best. .'l-2fi-!lt 7", 'Mai Frances Marion Directed by ""- William DtTavlor Mack Sennett Comedy " HER FIRST MISTAKE" 2000 Fei't of Laughs SATURDAY SUNDAY m i the southern part of tho state of Kooning or vanisnmg cream cleans me Mack Sennatt Cnmpfiw I IS Idaho, and reports that Loyal Leg- akin, cokl cream keeps tfto sKlu sott. T,TT.r.m T .1 J Ion-is rapidly galuhig strength In the Violet cream is also a fino preparation. tHjll 1 IEST MISTAKE " 5 Boise and Payotto districts, whore Orop( in at Silverthorn's and try those '()0n 'liViiif ,,f T oiio-liu I there nre large numbers of men em- that they will offer you. You will (jet -wtiu a ia-i. tu Jjuilfellb. f ployod In tho lumber industry. He (inly the best. !l-2R-3t C" A TTTT?Tl A V j declares that officials of the orga . ' , JW igXSSgtfW 'JHSWJSSJSF' Str ,f; nizntion confidently expect to see it t Vpt " tylit t-i SUNDAY t 100 per cent strong irilhln tho next FAMILY DRUG STORE J. : '. .'.l . three or four months. la oranocorcoon. vBitsmmsfwexmi wwMMTmiimmsmr'.iz'maaBnmamHimm .. buy" a cherolet" I rnc,e JIJfP - - ,JaJ1& Price I $860'ffcifc4 $860 l ll MODEL 4-90 ' " ' ' . IT. i i ' . II i Because it costs you less to buy and to run. ' mm because a complete stock of parts are carried in stock.' ! vt It's sound business sense to buy a Chevrolet. ' WHY Because it costs you less to buy and to run. Because it-will do anything that any car will do and do it well. . Because a complete stock of parts are carried in stock.' SPECIAL" 1-New 1919 Maxwell DO' IT' NOW 1 1017 J-'.,i-, 2 1018 Fdi'tLi '. SPECIAL l-197Buick-Eojur 0 68 II 11,111 OMUS WHP'JC 8I BMBTPil' 11 .HMISiyUM I 111 ll.m WH. .BOHNENKAMP COMPANY . O ' o O o 8 w O a t S . ' a . v9 - . , . ... . . - , , .. .. A 4 O - .W " J9 a, ' " (3) - W "
