La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1919, Image 3

L" TUESDAY. APRn; 8, 1919.
13 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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, MUSICA
Culligan's
SPECIAL MUSICAL TREAT
; Hawaiian Troufeadors
Including
iss Kuolia
The Sensational. Hula Ilancer'
A rare treat for all lovers of the haunting 11a-'
.waiian melodies.
Also
THE FEMALE. CHARLIE CHAPLIN .
t0ta0ft4t04g0g!p0: additional homesyad entry Applica
tion ior acres oiaira, unaor im
siock rum tog acc.
Red Cross
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Drug Store
The PreMrtpUon StoM.
( 'LOCAL.
HAPPENINGS1,
Dr. A. B. Mount, cf Joseph, waj
in. La Crflnde on professional Jiusi
ness today.
The Baptist lidlen will hojd a
cako sale t Ihe Pattison grocery
store April lath.
MrPanjl Mrs. Chris Nelson have
received the cheering word that
their sonAlbert, has arrived in
Massathusetts froai F?uuce. The
yoiftig fliau is a member ot the 101st
infantry end had beiyi overseas
about ftffton months.
Hit Anna Sol, of Baker, arrived
this morning to son a few iluys
visiting at'yie home of Mr. and lrs.
C. E.Short. Miss Sol is the daughter
ok the manager or xne.J. rcnuoy
store at Baker. .
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Alice
Howell
-In-
The Cabbage Queen"
Mr. and Mrs. Itavonscroft, ol
Wallowa, weto l.a Orando visitor'
yesterday, returning homo tills morn
lug.
MRS. L. JL MURPHY.
jLEAVNGoTONIOHT,
Urs. LesrOMurphjr leaves to
night for Chicago, tiP attorn? a coif
rerence of Killson-White workers Q
FTom Thore Blfcois t: New Orleans
tfs?art her gummosa woiO as man
ager and head Olrectoi of the Junior
department witir the Ellisan-White
Chautauqua system. , Her territory
overs The southern ana enttro west
ern stutes, Into British Columbia.
Lestor Wllstn, .who had boon vis
iting at tlw homo of his parents
here for the past month, following
his return from service in Prance,
left yesterday fpr California. Ho will
reside In the. 'southern part of that
state, roturnlng to Uic santo work he
was engaged at bofoce entering the
service.- . .
Dr. ,V. N. Lipscomb's1 many friends
In La Graifdo will bo I meres tod tp
hear of his inarrt-xso on tho 29th o'
M.irch to Miss Edna Patterson 1'or
tor, of Chattanooga. Tenn. Dr. Lip's
comb is a lieutenant in the medical
corps of the U. S. tinny, and is sta
tloned at Fort Oglethorpe' Georgia
Ho is a writer of some distinction
CHU1CH BASKETBALL
BECOMES EXCITING
Mrs. Harry Mycs returned Ins!
night from Portland, whero sho had
boon visiting frien 3 for a couplo o' and is cstoemcd by. his friends as a
weeks.
J. L. Cramer, general secretary of
the La Gr.-judo Y. M. C. A. returned
this morning from IVrtland and Sa
lem, where he hail been on a brief
visit. .
Charles B.' Horner, of Enterprise,
wns In La Grand) A.sterduy and
filed applicatien at tno land.offlro
for 95 acres of additional homestead.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
' Dorothy Daltbn
in
"VIVE LA FRANCE"
J. C. Christiansen, chtef of police,
returned this morning from Pendle
ton, where ho nad been called
yesterday to act is witness in f
United States court case.
Baby's
Nursery
can be kept bright and clean
much easier if walls and wood
work are coated with B-H Sat
in Egg Shell Finish. More
sanitary too, for there will be
no dust, nor germ-laden cracks
to store up their hidden dan-'
gers. B-K Satin Egg Shell
Finish any one of twelve
shades makes a durable,
smooth and slightly glossy fin
ish. Can be washed with soap
and water and will not crack.
Bass-Hunter products comprise a
complete iine of painting prepara
tions. one for evry use. They are of
the highest grade and manufactured
to meet Pacific Coast condition.
Safin Shell Finish
O. F. COOLIDGE
Distributors for BASS-IIUETER PAINT CO., San Francisco
THE BREAKFAST THAT STARTS THEM
OFF SMILING CONSISTS OF
Aunt Jemima
Pancake
Miss Helen C'urroy left this morn
ing for Elgin, where she will act for
,i few days as substitute teacher In
tho high school, on account of the
illness of ono of the members of tho
staff.
man of fine character, who feci sur
ih it he is worthy of all such goo
luck that may come his way.
Chnpter I of the P. E. O. mot at
tho home of Mrs. Goorgo Currey laal
Friday afternoon. Dr. Louise Rlchtor
was a visitor during the social lion
and ov.er the tea cup.i told the ladles
of tho chapter many Interesting
thliiKs pertaining her work dur
ing the past year among tho girls
employed in the Mrlous munition
factories throughout tho country. Dr.
Klchtcr impressed the ladies with
her charming 'personality, which,
coupled with her wldo oxpcrlonce
In public life made this a most In
teresting and instructive occasion for
the chapter.
mm mr a mxr
Tw-o moro battles will bo staged
irt 1heY M. C. A. Wednesday nigh
at 7:30 wKon the PrttfbyQrlnns take
nn kti.i t,tat XI T A Inam n A 41m
Methodists tnke. the Imtmsts on for!!
basket ball gamo. Tho c hunch !
league basket ball tournummt which
"will ond Aluy 7 Is getting more ox
ellfcig each game, bocruso tho teams
avo playing better together. .The1
team woik of the different aggrega
tions has dotelonw.l wonderfully In
tlie'last lnpnth. Thn guinea tomor
row Bight .will bo fast and exciting'
all tho way. ' i
Tho P:ilaco Confocttonory Is doing
tho greatest ice creum business that
li;is ever been dono in La Oramle.
Why Because they make their own.
Icq cream which is tho best tint can
be mado. When you want fancy Ico
cream In brick or bulk just phone
It:t031and leave your order. Al
Caiu will do the tost. 4-8-31.
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The
Itrunswick
Kequircs
No
Exclusive
Artists
"Tho Barrier." tho (rripping Alas
kan story by Hex Bench at the Star,
Saturday and Sunday. 4-8 -lt
Tho Ladies' Aid of tho First M. E.
church will hold a social meeting at
the home of Mrs. S. C. Smith, 1792
1-2 Washington street, tomorrow
(Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MIkb Edna J. Glenper, of Hamilton,
Ore., was a-rusi-ies3 Visitor in La
Grande yesterday. Miss Glengor
visited the land offlco and filed an
"The Barrier," ly 'Kex Beach at the
Star, Saturday and Sundny. 4-8-4t.
liltlDtiK HrltXI'U) OVT.ON
. SOUTH ItOAD TO COVK
ISLAND CITY MOWS
Mrs. Gone SoId';re has roturned
homo from . Jefforson, Iowa, whore
she was called a few weeks ago up
on word ot hor mother's death.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the Sunday school
rooms for work. All members and
friendB are earnestly requested to b
present. .
FILMS
N I
BEFOfiq
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Big Leaders
Brownie
Cameras
at
$2.00 $ 4.00
$8.00 $12.00
$15.00
PRINTS
OUT
AT
Travelers who were over to Cove
Saturday report that the bridge
known as tho slough bridge, about
half way between La Grande and
Cove, one tho souht road, was burn
ed out a fow days sgo nnd that H
Is much bottor for motorists to take
another road than to waste julco.
time and gasoline trying to got
around by going a- roundabout Jour
ney through the fields, or coming
back another way. 1 he b' ilW,
which had a thirty or forty foot
span, was burned several day. ago
It is ssla that a couple of fishermen
visited the spot and loft a fire burn
ing that crept up to tho brldgo after
they departed and destroyed It.
The middle road ti. Cov-i, through
Island City, is in fine shap.i. and mo
torists are reconiinendiJ to. go by tills
route If they "'. t crqs.i the vcl-ley.
HOY tiHAXDY MAltHlKD
Roy Grandy, son cf City Commis
sioner W. D. Grniitfy, has rbturnod
homo from an absence of five woeks
In Arizona. The object of his trip
south will bo oaBliy Inferred from
tho fact that ho returns with a bride,
whose former name was MIsb Corn
Hindmnn. The wedding took place
on a recent date at Iho home of tho
bride's parents near Phoenix. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Grnndy will make their fu
ture homo In La Grnndo.
HP 3B
l'lays
r all makes
of
Hecords
at their
Best
SIOTOItS K1M)M HOISK
Grovor Grimmott and B. C. Ham
ilton wont to noise on No. 18 Satur
day night and yesterdny mado tho
return trip In nov Cadillac eigni
cylinder, four pansongor oil- tor
Mr. Orlmmott. They round tno
roads. in very satisfactory condition
and mado tho Journey in nine hours
running time. Mr. Grimmott is well
pleased with llie porfurmanco of his
now car.
April 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty.
otatoes
!i".A d.iwnr'pjit. lircaW'ait jy. tlmsc rich, goltk'ir
f T t il. .1 4-..
lirown .aiK-aUts. a mm-niv nil tnaL j;n.- .1
1 l'i'l't'X ' Vnni Vinn" mini Sunny and a tlianl
H vim ilivi'H i'l'nin dad every time.
;,.v'in the kiti'liell, tno fur this hreakfast is
I o'Wsv tii jiit'iiaiv. Aunt Jcniiina Palir-akc Flnr
'.is i-oiiiplett with eyeir the sweet milk rciwly
I .mixed in it aji4 ncn n i-i't-ns no e. J4l.
j) ' Mtm.ie ad'litioTi it' wii'ti-r makes perfect jjancake:
ivi i v tune.
lr ' -New .
U'-' 'Today
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l'lll.IOS I'Olt ItOI)l;NT KILI.IXd
Prizes .niiiounllng to $00 cash will
bo given by the fiinu bureau to boys
and girls who catch the most moles
and g.iphers from now to the com
show next fall. First prices for
both moles and gopliors are $; see
and, $5; third, $:); snd fourth, Jl.
A special cash prizj of J 10 will !)
paid to tho school that catches the
most rodents per ine iiber. "See your
teachers for details nnd got busy
rieht awav." says Paul Splllimin,
Mho county agent
This Test Reveals a
Phonograph's Tone
.Ask to have piano records played tho most difficult test'
of sound reproduction. Tho Itrunswick has proved its merits un
der this ultimate trial, for it reproduces piano tones faithfully.
On tho Itrunswick, piano record retain thoir original quality, -They
cannot be confused with the harp or zither. This is due to
the Brunswick Method of Itcproductiun.
Beforo you buy, or oven if you nlreudy have a phonograph,
come in mid hear The Itrunswick. Put it, to any tone tost you'
wish. Let us piny tho most difficult records for you. You will
bo delighted with the way The llrunswick plays them all.
The Ultona AlJ-Record Reproducer nnd tho nil-wood Tone
Amplifier are exulusive Brunswick features. And they nro inte
gral parts o f the instrument not ultuchnwnts in uny. sense.
SOLD O.N EASY PAYMENTS
Carr Furniture Company
"The House That Serves You Best"
USE YOUK CREDIT
April 10th lnsU.dk' to pay Wutcr
rent without a penally.
. Expert tiro repairing at Goodyear
service station. A. E. Kelly: 4-stf
Sherry's Thursday and Friday--Riders
of the Purple Sago." 1 8 It,
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S NEW TODAYi
FOR SALE A bargain: Eight-room
house nnd linth. ilrick cellar. Lot
tyOx'JO. ' Nice, lawn, gnrden, good
wood house, chicken house, fruit and
shade trees. Closo in. Corner N
and Ninth streets. Cull M0I1 N nv?
nuc. 4'M
'The
Star, Sa
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CECIL COS PER .J
J Public Accountant.
Income Tax Adviser
f!14 Main St.,Tcndelton, Oregon .j.
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Barrier," by 'Rex. Bench at theij.
iturdny and Sunday. 4-8-41 1 ff.))
When you want an ice cream sun-
dao or any kind of high class drink
ut a soda .fountain you will nuturnlly
go to Silvorthorn s for it. 4-7-. I:
FAMILY DRUG STORE
I.A ORANQCOnCQON,
Ladies Bring- your ol.l hats to the
Pink Shop to bo ninde over. At Foley
Bldg. Mrs. II. Metcalf.
WANTED A waitress at Home rev
' tuurnnt. ' 4-H-tf
Xew Peas, ! Il.
Asparagus, per lit. .'.
Sjiinaeh, jicr ll. !
Ifhiiharli, jier lb.' : ....
. Iiettnee, 'iier lh. '
Onions, per bunch
Radishes, t lnmVli ,
lieets, jier Imncli
.25.
35
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PATTISON .-BROTHERS.
GROCERr S .
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Xlato you tf tar Tomato Sauce? Por can lttf
iUEE DELIVERY . -
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'A Stow f Quality and Good Service" .
Hug's Modern Grocery
"A Store of (jalifviiilct&TV'.'
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Trap-nested WhlW I.eg'noin Bml'fg'
mack Minorcn eggs, fi.uu jier uuo s.
17.50 a hundred and up. All cockerels ; s j
used are from hens with records from ; 3
225 to 278 eggs per year. Mrs. Go
II. Chapman, La Grande. 8-IC-lmy
The
Only
Way
Seeds
That
Grow
o acconilisli is to "ji
accomplish! (fj'
& ' &
Nu amount of eon- -fi
qJ teiiiplaUon'oi-delib;
eration' will count
-;,jt? lor much, unless it jgj'
ih l'"ll'wed by .&C:M
first tiling to consider.
von
Oualitv tit seeds is the first
Yinr e-arden will not lie a slK'cess unless
lant needs that fjrow. Iliese we jii'ive.- Von can
nnd the-best tlinl
P
I'elv beinu on neateels, a
buv. Order while our sttck is. eomp
inojiey
l.'te. .
'ii scttf..Tiicy
Unul
Tr.va pound of our li'oiue jri'owtr oni"n set
will f as'Xar as 'I pounds of the i,liii:r
A liiiiit-(l supply'ut l!'' p'f H. -.
V' uUtf liav? JJl'uv it s ''l m Imlk.
Vli?iv't!t' J:trf,'CH Nt.(-k ((fS-liillififi's lieftt .
I'roducts ii La i"ian!c. VU II ) w.tnMlu' ln'st
ia teas i:i'.fW. -!ttr;t.s Ki'i'ri'atKi liitMn. p''V "
" til V. trv Schilling's Il'.t Alt M'iil Oil ' TlMMM'J'
Kvk t'ial.int . . .. "i
City Grocery
W tion.
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f?$) coiiifort jVeace of
iniiid-rfiituru hap- 3K"'
in'SK and finan
W cial inIcendenei!
a?) ' ' ' m
lluii'f inif nit
($J rp'i an tti'dMiii'it
ffi riftht now!
(5) ' ' ;
United States $
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