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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1919)
LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER mm PERS0NME1T0F.' i OLDEST MAN IN STATE 'Ik-uth in Idaho of IIuimII Kewmiin, 9 0 e A Compel on . ' f you wish .to protect your complexion you Blioukl use our refn'sliMig VANISHING CREAM li will banish roughness and leave tho skin pink and .beautiful. It will not .grow hair on your face. This dainty (mini is readily absorbed and leaves no tracc'of grease. After using this Vanishing Cream ap ply our Rose Total Face Powder. Price, !0c and (iOe. La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon llurn in 1M1 WORKER BOISE, Idaho, AprlL 8. Russell old ! Ll.A(.l:it KIJil K AVOl'N i.ivr off in:i.ilf;iis . h t . ' ! I.nlfr Aro Id'jh and said to be the oldest Oddfellow in. the' United States, in son in Mld- idead at &fce home of nl , I vale. Mr. Newman hud been for a num- Ident of Wclser, Idaho, her of yttfrB and up uiy II within two o - weess aKO enjoyea gooa near. Il.ue l-uMiaro if I Mr- Newman win born In Ken- roi,eulloii jf (ninmiiitu fur otucky, MaroU 20, 1811, and was a Hi I' ll 111 Ixian. 1 linn i 1W tobacco? saysDUC "A lot of you fel lows are cheating yourselves out of real tobacco satis faction. That's what I get out of good old Gravely." Good taste, smuller clicw.loiificrlifc iswliut makes Genuine Grave ly cost Ichs to chew than ordinary plug. Wrtitin Genuine Gravely DAN VI I.I.I!. VA. 'fur booklet ON chiwlttg plug. Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Ph'g packed in pouch. MOM'. TO LOAN. On Improved real properly In tittton county. No doluys. Current ates. . La Orande investment Co. Get ready for the spring garden. Field and garden seeds can bo had ai the Sawyer-Holmes compuny. adv, adv. S-JB-tf h. L. Kiddle, wlu.li county cam palun manager for the r'lfth Vlctory- Liberty Loan, wlt.'i Mis. Oeo. ju'och run, f La Grande, us sfllsrant coun 'ly campaign manager,- gave to the Obsorvor today tha list of local dis trict managers which have been ap pointed and the personnel of the various coiiiinltoes which will worK i under him In putting over tho coni llnB loan. This list Is complete with tho exception of the -nanio of one ussltant district manager, which will be mado known la tor. It will bo noted In rordlng this list that tho women of the county are In lino to tnko a- very prominent part in tho campaign work this year, and Mr. Kiddle Is confident that excellent re sults will bo obtained from their co operation. Tho full list of tho neonlo who will havo chargo of tho campaign is given as follows: County Campaign Manage!" E. E. Kiddle. Asst. Comity Campaign Manager Mrs. Oeo. Cochran. Loral District .Managers Alice Mrs. Chas. I'layle. Elgin H. L. HluMinaker; Mrs. L Don In m. assistant. Island City Mrs. O. II. indwell La Orande Mrs. !co. Coch.a'i Union -L. A. Wrmli', Mrs. M llaird, assistant. ML Ulonn Mrs. Grovcr Grlin inott. liluo Jilt. Gi inj.1 B. W. Dcl.nn;t; Mrs. Golden, asslslant. Illlgard Win. Coniiit; Mrs. Con dit, asslgtunt. Imbler T. K. Ilollnniy. Sumiuervlllo Alex McKcnzie: Mrs. Fred lianilltou, aHslst tnt. Ladd Canyon- I. W. Miiler; Mrs. Molllu Techier, asr,ii;t:nt. . . Starkey W. II. Hriggs; .Mabel S. Ilumett, (.r.slslant. North Powder (J. 11. M iys C. II. Mays, assist. int. Covo LhVd Carter: Mis. A:Ki"rs"U, assistant. Hot I.nko-Dr. W T. I'hy W. T. I'hy, risslslant Kuniela J. I). Poi'talno; Mrs. .T' O. Vonlaiae, HKHiHlunt. Ti loraset-L. II. Hyatt; Mrs. L. I). Hyatt, UKHlKtant. I'ei-iy - H.i.-l -Sloildard: Mrs. E Sloililaiilr assistant. I.veciilivo Com m it lee VI. 10. Kiddle, Mrs. Geo. Cochran, !l. L. Slio 'intiker, .Mrs. Theison, L Larrlson, T. .1 Hcroiigin, II. 11. Ulck moil T. II. GrriHon, K. L. Meyer;', r. H. K il.'r, llnuli MrCiill,' Wm. l!ol 'In:,. Mis. A. II. Ilillller. Mrs. Logan, riiblh-ity t'rimnlttoe L. .1. lli'iinell, cliairniall, La Grande; A. W Nehion; W. C. Cose, North l'owder;W. J. Henry, Klgln; Geo. Siibinl, Union; Mrs. Hugh Mc Call, Cove. Speaker Ccminiltlee II. K. Dixon, chairman, La Grande; A. C. iless, Nort'i Lewder; L. A Conklln, Cove; L. . Terrell, Union; j. Denhani, Elgin. pioneer Idiitio. In Missouri Colorado and BAND TO PLA.V DI KING TRAIN'S VISIT TO.VTOKIiOW Arinouncemnt is nfade that tlir O.-W. band will be on hand during" the visit of the war exhibits trophy train to La Grande tomorrow, to ren der a number of selections. A big crowd is expected ts visit. the train and to attend the mass meeting in the Methodist church in tho evening,! when good music and filie addresses' will be heard. ! AD CLUB DIRECTORS TO MEET AT "Y" TONIGHT The members of the board of di rectors of the Union County Ad club are asked to attend a meeting at the Y. M. C. A. this evening at 7:l.r. Tho business of the meeting will be the completion of the organisation of the club by electing their officers. Mr Mis. E. E Mrs LIBEL SUIT FOR $100,000 NEW YORK, April 8. The Ameri can Defense society is named defend ant in n $100,000 damage suit filed in the supreme court here by Wm. A. Wet-zler, princionl of the Trenton. N. N. .1., hiirh school, who alleges that the society libelously accused him of pro-Germanism. T'ne' principal was tried before the Trenton board of education and not only acquitted but received a $!00 salary raise in recognition of his pat riotic activities in the schools. Pherry's . Thursday and "Riders of the Purple Sage." Friday 4 8 It I. O. O. F. LODGE NOTICE. On the next meeting night, Friday. April 1 1th, La Grande lodge I. O. O. F. will discuss the proposition of inviting the grand lodgeI. O. O. F. of Oregon to hold the grand lodge meeting in La Grande in 1020. A good attend ance ut the meeting Friday evening is desired. Ey order of the lodge. Bp 6 7-8 10 ore Yam ELSfcWuERE EVERY LADY in La Grande is invited to inspect our beautiful new Easter dresses come in and see this wonderful array of exquisite garments. No two alike. The very latest in f ashiondom. ; DON'T PAY $25.00 FOR, A DRESS CASH.$14 75 TO $18.50. WE SELL FOR WONDERFUL VALUES. Our prices $6.90, $8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50, $24.75 to $32.50 NEW COATS, DRESSES AND SUITS DAILY ARRIVING w ' -ft I'AY CASH Others Do Wlr Not You? I'AY CASH Others Do r Why Not You? B ' - linamiiHii !! if iniiiiimi 1111 11111111111 11 mwiiMWiiiiiii nim mi' i'IuMI 1 t ti i "it nmiiwin 1 1 Sherry's Thursday and Friday "Riders of the Purple Sage." 4 8 lc April 10th last day to pay wa'er rent without a penalty. DOING HER HIT "More than a year ago I took a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones, severe coiic and ctom ach trouble and have been entirely well ever since. I have recommended it to many other stomach sufferers, as I felt it was my duty to tell them just how much gcod it has done me. ' It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus 'from the intestinal, tract and allays the inflammation which causes prac tically all stomach, liver and intes iinnl ailments, inclltdln; appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re funded. . Sil'l everywhere. Adv. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS The city authorities would like vol unteers from returned soldiers, sailors and marines to assist in directing visi tors at the trophy tran to be here on Wednesday afternoon, April U. Those who can give their services kindly re port to the city recorder, on or before 5 o'clock Tuesday. JOHN COLLIER, City Manager. DIAMOND . " Diamond shoo shining parlors will open April Sth, next door to Foley ho tel. Cleaning of colored shoes, dry . brown or black. 3-2B-12tp Three Maxwell cars like new. ' Good terms. Wallowa Milling & Grain Co. odv 4-2-tf C. R. Ilibberd wunts good dairy cows. to buy some 4-7-3 Just arrived shipment of Bosch magnetos. Special Ford magnetos Hamilton Garage, corner. Fir and Jt-f-ferson. 3-5-tf . THE REX BARBER SHOP Cantrell & Holliday, Props. Union shop, everything clean and sanitary. All first-class workmen. We solicit a share of your patronage. 2-2 7-t-f ' W.e have with us from now on, Miss Rose Zweifel, whom Mr. Cain taught I'no soda fountain business. Now, it it's good things to cat you want with the best of service you will always go to the PALACE CONFECTIONERY Sherry's Thursday and 'Riders of the Purple Sage. Friday 4 H It BAKERLA GRANDE AUTO STAGE Caviness & Thomas ' LvBakor .... 8:C0a. m. Lv'La Grande .... 8:00 a. m. Lv Baker .... 2:00 p. m. Lv La Grande 2:00 p. m. Phone Black 141. Leaves From Silver Grill Kodaks ONE DAY . SERVICE IN DEVELOPING . AND ; ' PRINTING ' 1 ' ' Bring or send us your negatives before 9 in tho morning and we will have your pictures, ready before U that evening. FAMILY DRUG STORE .i l-A GRANDC.ORCOOM. Sherry's Thursday and 'Riders of the Purple Sage." Fiidny- 4 K It SHERRY'S THEATRE Today and Tomorrow F er Four 99 ags Third United States Official War Feature . SCENES FROM LAST BIG BATTLES OF THE WAR . I ., Participated in by United Stales, French, British and Italian Armies . Over a 200 Mile Front rreaeul ed by TJnttej States tjid allif J governments through commute cn fublic e . laformatiou " DIVISION , OF FILMS 5? O--0 0i!.S .l TtVOREEL L-lOj ' (?) O . o o M REGULAR VPiCt S COME LMftiT . Si Will Be Open In Our New Monday, April .1 4th Watch For Our Opening Announcement H00VERIZED GROCERY'S United State A Iminittrsr lien License SAM n ARRI9. rROPRlRrrQR Next Ioor to Hill's Department Store. Stor . Open 8 s-m. Ckise 6 p.m. o Snturlay open ntfl 8:30 p.m. No. est. rncNE US Y0U2 ORDER. USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DBUV ........ . ,t ; S3Y..,' THONE I.IAIN; 32 OR S2 f S) IN THE rrEAU rUTTOE TEE HUOTINtfrON BUILDING TUST VACATED THE GOLB. 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