La Grande evening observer., April 03, 1919, Image 3

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THURSDAY. APItTL 3. 1919.
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1 L3l ORANDE EJENTXa OfERYER.
TO ADVENT
LOCAL
WAN t iiD MJiceJlaneom.
I'Olt SAl.i: Continued.
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WANTED A
Grill.
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pantry girl at Silver ; KE$ll?ENCE FOK SA1JC St rooms,
4-2-tf j bath, close in. Will sell furnished.
t Terms if desired. PhomitMnin Till,
for fainllyo; . S'25-U
Housekeeper .vantcl
fliree, "on ranch, a to- miles fror.i
La Grande, l'houi- Farm 17. W FOR SALE Seed rve.
F. Gekeler, K. It. No. 2. 4-l-2p, Jolftison. Farmers49,
Apply E. H.
8-22-10tp
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r:: r',,!luluAU'1 u l'OU SALE-Two acres east of Alii
jus. it. ii, morion, t;ui Adams ave
nue, hirst uliK-k vfesffof postoffice.
Red 711.
4-1-1
lj. VfAKiEU HousekeepVr for peima-
nent position in La Grande. Call at
, loOa V avenue or phone Black 552.
a 3-ai-atp
ance ni!l. Orchard, garden, good
house and good wr.rVr right. Phone
lilac! l l&l or I'. T). Box 1V,S.
4-2-lt
t( WANTED Girl for general ho.se
'keeping. Phone Red 'Mil.
; Auv. 3-20-lf
I WANTED Experienced woman o;
s girl for general housework. Per
I ' manent position for right party.
Thone Main 776. 3-3-tf
1 MONEY TO LOAN, at 6 per cent, on
Union county farms. Apply H. E.
"t Dixon, Foley bldg., La Grande, Ore.
Adv. 2-13-tf
FOR SALE One 31 low-wheeled'
wagon. Also'rabbiti anil Rhode Is
land setting eggs. Phone Pl:uk
J.S-1S. 4-l-;!7
FOR SALE 30 good range cows,
.part already have eulves. 2 regis
'tercd Hereford bulls. Plunkctt &
Noyes, Ililgard, Ore. 3-25-12tp
FOR SALE Two sows weight about
125 lbs. each, one sow, weight about
250 lbs., one sow, weight about 350
lbs., one sow, weight about 200 lbs.,
one sow, weight about 100 lbs. Ceo.
'W. .Marshall, Imbler, Xre. Fox S.
4-2-7tr
Ech Pacific Co'ost 3
Get at Le&st One Taj
Aid Fifth Driv
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING dene by'Fori sALE-Modarn apartment house
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 906
Phone R. 151
Washington Ave.
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FOIl ItEXT
VOS. RENT 2 and 4 furnished house
keeping rooms, S10 and ?14 per mo.
Pfcone Black 1612. 4-1 "t
and bungalow, either separately
together. Phone Red Ml or lilni-k
1511. 3-10-tf
FOR S ALE A 1017 Hurley-Davidson
motorcycle. Machine is in first
class condition. A bargain if taken
nt once. Terms to responsible par
tics'. Apply Club Pool hall.
FOR RENT Nice eosoy rooms from'j
tlS up. 1S10 Adams. Thone i
R3901. 1-18-tt
I FOfJjk RENT -L
. atemnheated.
- Neatly
ronms.
rumlshcd,
Jilfick.Jxom
FOR SALE Three ranches and three
resilience properties, all modern and
nearly new. Call Main 7S0 or write
Box 800, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf
Twelve tanks liich hav
aimed to t!!o Twelfth Feder;
f District .for use during tb
Liberty Loan drive- opentn
have heeli assigned to th at
in the .district so that eaelJ
the district will nek at least
tanks to illspK" during the
The tanks have been' ass's:
lowS: Two to Washington
Orer.on.. one to Idaho.' ono
ono te Nevada, two to Nortl
fornia and two to Southern I
and Arizona. Tho remaining I
are to bo carried or speelt
trains which will tour the dU
Tanka In Sham Battl
Veterans of tho American
tionary Farces who have set
service In France will bo th
of the tanks during tho camf
Tore being distributed throat
district for the opening ol
palgn tho tanks will parad
Francisco and givo a sham b
All ot tUi tankH are hcinq
from the Kasudirect to San 11
They aro duo to mrrtvo the
April 0 wty n they will bo tu
tour acre tract near the Soul
citlc freight yards and assol
ihtt men who are to drive th
of the tanks ' will bo ormei
Marlin machine gun or 37 M.
liombs wilh special pistols a
Display of War Relic
In addition to tho tanka t'
trophy trains will carry a
display of relics which ha
cathored on tho linttlofleUlts
l.i.iia which (in m d.Mng
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Sherman GJutppell, of Summeiv
villo, was in town today on business' I
Mr. and Mrs. W. Albert Burns, of
Tulocaset, wero La Grande visitors
toflay. ...
Miss Iva Wilson returned last
night ftom Portland, where she had
been spending a few days with
friends,. . "
Mrs. Luthor Hcndorsou loft lust
night fur llorthuiii, whero eho ox-
tli h(?nfii- of hur hrulth. -
Tho B. V. O. C of tho Baptist
church will meet with Mis. Lovotr.
No. "1415 X avenue on Anril 4th at
2 o'clock In tho afternoon.
Mr. and Mi's. H;n ry Dawson, of.
JoKopl, roturntul yeotoiday from a
holldiiy visit to relatives at South j
Bend, lnd. Thuy wont out on thr
brunch to Josoph this morning.
Mrs. Grace Powers of Medical
Springs made a hurried trip to La
Grande this week to visit her friend,
.Mrs. M. A. Harris, before the depar
ture of the latter on her summer trip
t'j Canada.
Blue Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La Grande Milling C9.
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
1 m'mjammmmtmmmm1mM
Red Cross
Drug Store
The Prescription Store.
Sergt. Ralph Kay, whose home Is
at K::terprise, Oregon, and who has
just returned from survieo over
seas with iho 4Sth C. A. C, is
spending a couple of days visiting his,; I
.itatur. Mrs. 11. J. Browning. Ho will
go to Knterprlao uhoul Sunday.
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9 x 12
Cards received In town from lr
Hubt. K. L. Holt, a well known for
tiier La (iiaudo phyHi:lan, unuouncn
that he has returned I'roin the ser
ttco to reminte his piuctlee. In Port
land. lr. Holt wit succeeded r.
l,a CJiiinde by Dr. Whiting uhoc
two yeaiH ago.
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BONELESS BEEF
SAVES U. S. ARMY
. $73,000 DAILY
War Department Cuts Ex
penses on Meat Shipments
for the A. E. F.
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Thousands of tons of boneless beef
was abipped to the American Expe
ditionary Forces In order to cut I lie
cost of transportation and Bavo valu
able freight space. This Ib only one
of BCorcB of ways In which the gov
ernment eliminated unnecessary ex
pense In the endeavor to make overy
dollar raised through the four popular
Liberty Loans go as far as possible
Uy shipping all meat for tho over
seas troops with the bones cut out at
tho packing houses In America It haw
been ostlmatod that a saving of $73,000
doily was mado. Tho siiKgeiitlon to
ship tho meat In this economical man
nor was mado by on army man after
bo watched thousands of tons go for
ward by the old method. A carcaHP
of beef contains twenty-flvo pounds ol
bono to overy hundred pounds of moat
and requires twice the shipping space.
It is with such unanswerable argil
ments as these that tho government If
replying to the charges that mono)
was carelessly spent during the wai
making necessary the calling of tut
Victory Loan.
Mrs. tieo. T. Cochran returned this
morning from l'mlland, where shoi
had been for u week past. Mrs. Coch
ran went to 1'ortland to nttend the
ronveniion .r county chairmen ou
Victory loan committees and she re
ports that sploJdld enthusiasm mark
ed tho work accomplished at the
eonvunttoii.
Stevo lliatt, win of Mr. and Mrs
R. lliuti. of this city, Is hack with
li is parents and frlendb ngnln after
an nHscnro.ot nino months, spent In
the service. Ho was in Franco for
six months, with tile 4Dth C. A. C
He returned to La Grande Tuesday.
Lee U. Bradway, v ho had been In
Franco with the Firs', field ai'tjllwy;,
returned home to La Crando today,
after thlileen nionthB In tho scrvlcn.
Ho Is losing no time In turning his
thoughts to getting Into "civics"
again and back to Ills old Job. llo
expects to return to his former po
sition In the O.-W. shops on Mou-duy.
sori A n.' St3it. a recontly re
turned veteran of tho World war.
tuiin luiil been thu guest or Mr. ann
Mrs. Jan. Mi Masters, Oak atreet,
Tor tho past ton dnv.i, left lust night
for his home In Keokuk, Iowa. Tills
was Mr. Sisks fh-.i'. visit to La
Urandn and to tho MiMnsters latn
iiv Thiiir :,rnualnlunce was miide
through u "Tobacco fund" while
Sergt. W"k was In - Ki anco and a
nielldshlp W.1H developed Itiluvwtu
Iho letters whii h Ihen lollnweil that
l.rougbt Se.gt. Sisk Ktralghl through
to Oregon, on his arrival home from
Fianee, to visit his new friends.
MiHH Lavlna Walgainoml has re
sinned her former position at th"
Western Union offl.u, after an ub-
If you are looking for good val
lies iu drug lines vou will probably
be best satisfied ill patronizing Sil
verthorn's " 2 for One Sale,", which
Ik' cow. on. Kach customer huyinK
the articlea placed on this. sale wilt
receive two of tho articles boui,'h'
for the price nf one. This is a
phenominal sale Aiul In an adver
tising feature calljug special ntten
tion to the Items In this sale.
Dully 4-::-::t
NOW IS THE TIME
to think about your car. The Stand
ard Aulo Kep'air shop, corner Adamq
and Fir, is doing very satisfactory
work. KU CYK, I'rop. 2-1-lni
VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND COLORS
Carr Furniture Co.
"The House That Serves You Best"-
USE YOUR CREDIT
sencc of two or-throo months.' The
local office J:iul seen. Its tulogt uph
husltveBs' nc:trTj'"THiilhror)-'(Hri,tiiB; tun
past eighteen months anil un In
crenso In Iho stuff has been uo-mb
sai-y to handle the viiu. A consid
erablo Increase lu tho delivery bus
iness has also taken placo aud addi
tional messenger boya luivo boon
employed. Tho Woilorn Union hsn
dropped Its plan of charging n flat
rate for ninsnengor trips, and lina
adopted the more metropolitan plan
of dividing tho city Into zones, with
riles In proportion to tho distance
the messenger must go.
Get your wheels and motors to
KELLY'S GARAGE for repairs anil
overhauling. '"' """" 3-30-GI
Ladies Bring your olj tints to thu
Pink Shop to be made over. At I'iley
Bldg. Mrs. II. Motcalf. 3-2H-tf
THE HEX BARBER SHOP
. Control! & Holllday, Props.
Union shop, everything clean and
sanitary. All lirst-class workmen. We
solicit a sharo of your patronago.
2-27-tf
Crestent Bakliig. Powder
VriWtoCMk nook Creroc.l r.'i.C--. Suis. Wui
0?U br i
i La Grar.'dc'MaUrcss SfiOb j
i And Weaving Works . J
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Mattrrs J.kiFi aad Repairing; Feather Mat- j
! tre$3 itirie, "!'erlh Renoti'tiDl, Cargil axd !
! 83 e FJurf Rug Weaving. ,
All Work Called for and IVlirered CHAS. EDCtRDS,rflO.'
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHoPE RED 1
Kodaks
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MitiKK-;
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Bring orienf us our neg.-.ge
before 9 in theiOJiTiing al we
will hav your pk'tuji reak'
befort 6 thi evtainj(f
FAMILY BROS STORE
Lj. OKANOCOStcaOM.
PROGRAM FOR THE
OLD-TIME CONCERT
TOMORROW. NIGHT
The program for the "(lid Time
Conceit" nt the Christian church In
day evening nt 8 o'clock is as fol
lows: 1'art I
Auld j.iing Syne ( h nu -
Dixie .' Choru
ileal' Ilem lie Hh
, W. F. I.aieliuin anil Choru---
Cou:iin .ledidiall
'.Mis. Maxwell imd Chiiulr
j. My Ain Folk L. J. Bennett
Heading, "Terliaeker Spit
. Mrs. Cokci
Sv.eet and Low ' Mixed Quartet
iieulien and Kaehael
Mins M'. Kinney nrul Clyde Hunting
Cornet. Bolo, with tableau '
J. V. Caldwell
Part II
Cany Me. Bark to Old Viiginny...
Chorus
Cn.-tndnia's Advice ... Mis Stoddard
Did Blaek J'je Mr. Maston
I'.einliiiv ' Jlrs-
.line tells
.lunnita
Cr.od Night, l adies
America .
ARCADE I
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
DOUBLE BILL
Marguerite Clark
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Choru-
Mule guiiTtit
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Auiii.ni' a.lil J.horu:
Tu -"Out
of a Clear Sky"
I NEW. TODAY I
LSTn tin; ;ieet, a Pjlr'of gre."
j troiiHi-rs. I'le:i,; 1 1 n 10 J m
.vah.
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The Economical Corset
THE WAR HAS TAUGHT US THE MEAN
ING OF TRUE ECONOMY
Vhn the govcrnmcnl urged conservation and conomy, it rccom
iiiemled the buying of iiulity articles that would give the maxi
mum -wear.
The mint alien idea that economy meant Hie purchase of cheaply
lliudc articles wan removed lorever.
life 2X4 RT C(9 O RiSETS
nre made from carefully Helecteil,
hiirh-jcruilii 'materiultt only. MOl
AKT luyiinf?, rlolh, thread, tape
all nre nualily matTilH. Tho
boning I" particular that factor
upon which the stylo and shape of
a corset so much depends is made
e-ipciialfy for the Modurt Company
from clock splint; steel the most
perfect honiiitf ever producel. It
will not rust or take permanent
bend at the waisfline. Kvcry MOD
AJtT Corset ffives a hih decree of
sjiti-'faction in wear am) shape
keninc tpiftlities. . .
AH MOIlAKT Corsets Ince in front
- tii'.ui' fnuu adjustment means
r!;'liL ndjostmeni,. 'J'lie absence of
J;y.fs nt. the back piven, form antf
v.Ki.iU i f il smo.tlhtit'iis in (juwn fit-
A tri:il fiitin.rr wnvires. Y'ilf have
to tmt on n MOHAKT to see its
style and feel .Its iVnifort! Style
and comfort are not easily ex
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Make a request for a trial fitting in our corset
. department before planning your spring clothes
Pauline Lederle
!0PEN DAY AND UlGHT W,
Th&rc will lie, upccial n"lins
I.a (SairA- I.odifeDo. 4teiA. .
ilL. at 7 ::i) & m. Thurufcy. A,U!
2 !for the puiof &y oui--r of
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Eesidefice Undertaking Parof
JPUNERAJi SjRgCTOB AJIIfe LICENSED
Vhnrns fl.ifi Main ?2 ha-
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