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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1919)
o o FRTDAY, A?TTT. 11. 1919. V EX GRANDE EVENT OBSEKVETl ' TTTrrrcrc Aire. Jin?i. J'orter, 84 jiars old. ami prominent reiUnt of .Oregon J iiy, fell to tfie floir of h?r home and fractured her lilp Mundit. t f Mrs. Lel Lynch, fromea Salem IH!!"!- Ill jllw unexpired Hrin of lift' liHe Waller lof BitiTTrtiti.s an vefnritih beofitml-nmi 5 by the county ti?whh"fr ine won is Kiiim. i itimcr woives re taiii'i'. V S (!) ili'tlciilarly detrii-.-tlvo to dwr. James ri. Yuuns;, who. prior to entitling in mlUUry service, wui chief "auditor in tho olflce ot Swru tha Vif Wires' .f Oregon City are seeking a iftuiftet f$- ! uh. The or ganization has about 17imi pounds on huntl and d"s not UHow whm to do It. A. Oflveoder. imel fiO. died In food Samaritan hospital, Portland police matron, has bePn appointed jThursd :y of n fraciuii'd skull, suf superiutendent of the WuilUngion j ferec? whrn he wis kicke! by one of Umio for tfirls and ! as headquarters a te;rm of inub's which l:t was di r i,j at Seattle. . ) ut Kant Tenth mid Lincoln siitels. Representative Chris Rchuehel says t tint in a few days he The Brown vlllo Cmnlng company will Jiinounce : has received tin older fmui Allen bis candidacy for t It- penal to fill & Lewis of I'nrtlnad for .pu. title, c ises sid oiler ordft-s ol equal Impor '. V 0 " - 0 s Official returns of tlie, roiul wind election recently livid in Sherman county (jvif jeeejfrd by Deputy Sec retary o'f.ile Saul K'tfeor. The vole ,'t.UH nil t tor bundS1 and 2- aii.iliul. Dl, bond lmv is to be ;ini,u'iO. lav of Slnto OIi-om. has rerclvid Inn dlacliargc rront the 111 my and It now jbai'k in liis'fdd position in the office 'f soeroturye:of afrite. s$ An manually lnvco nuniher of wnhes er killed In the Cascade mountain country I : c wiuter as in dituUd Iiy the lurnv lllllllhei' of bounties iKtid by tha slate t'ur theh be:tils. I'ayment of $fi la matle for the kllllnf -of o timber wolf, $2(1 te ini; paifl uut if the stati prolectiou j 4 Forty MiurKtu and mules, Inrlud iiiK sonot) of the imut valuable Im ' lioried'siook in the alatc, were bmn 'ed to death 'Piiciday. nb,'lit, whe a thiK barn on MjIrnHn A. Moody's iruneh at Tyco HiilK !, was destroyed by fire. 9 SATISFACTION ' j COSTS COSTS TO BUY TO RUN j Chevrolet Model 4-90 - Price $860 You lniy satisfaction in purchasing a ( 'hovrolct. You'll pet a satisfactory car and satisfactory service. Come in now while vou can "i't an eaiiv '.lelivery. SPECIAL 1-1918 1-1917 Chevrolet Ford I ' EASY TERMS ON ALL 1-1919 . New Maxwell W. ti. BOHNENKAMP CO. You Have an Advertising Message for the Public Tell It N U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Never were the people the buying public ready and able to buy than they are today. -more There is no scarcity of money. The purchasing pow er in America today is greater than in all history. The field for new and greater business development is here. . New House 'To . . .' ' -Open Saturday CUt NT YAH 7LEXT BEADY WITH STOCK OF CLOTHING AHD FUHHI3HINGS. Clint Via Fleet- formerly with the (lohlen lu?e company, has rv" erythini; j-eady for the openinjr of his new pla:e of luisiuess in the building foiinej-ly occupied Iiy the lia Clrande Meat company on Adams aveuue. The stock is an up-to-the-niinuto supjily of gonls' clolhihg and fur nishings for lioih men and boys-. Mr.' Van Fleet has had many years of experience in this particular line of goods, having been in charge of the clothing depa.rl ment of the Oolden K'nle store for a long 'period and is fulJy equipped to meet the public wants in his line. During the past few weeks he has been busy arranging the stock and installing the fixtures and will throw open bis floors to the public Saturday morning, April 12 The policy of this store will lie fair treatment anil strictly cash. ' ' QUALITY MERCHANDISE. CLINT'S CLOTHERY Clint Van Tleet, Prop- I THE CASH ItKI'.UIt SHOP Give me a try at your nulo. All my norU Kiiarantred. 0. W. Hui'Iiiiiiiiii, corner K-r and Madison. 4-tl-U' I'ANSY PLANTS ftnnulMriil ntri.tta nil I.. rAn.A quick i you want some. Cherry Flor- FOR SALE iBInckberry, loRiinborrr onil raspberry plants for sale. ! . 4-11-2' MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by : Mrs. K. C. Tuckcy. Latest model ' mnchlne. 900 Wash. avc. I'hone ' Ucil 131. 4-11-tr l ; ! FOR SALE Reed corn and Burbunk potatoes. Selected seed is hall' ihr' battle. J. B. Stodilaid, Red f:f. i j 4-11-Ot SIDNEY LYLE, the piano tuner, is nt the Foley. hotel. 4-U-2tp; For Bilious Troublcn. To promote a healthy action of the. liver nml correct Uie dinordern cnused by biliousness, Chaniberlnjn'a Tablet- are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they give you n relish for you. food nnd banish that dull and stupM j feeling. Adv. . If you want a nice bath towel or face cloth, or sponge drop In at Sil vei'thorn'a and let them show you also a nice, face chamois. 4-ll-.1t FAMILY DRUG STO'RC LA qa,np:.ow:3 M. mill World's Best Climber, Tho world knows no belter climber than the KoHcy mountain hhecp. Chl chko Dully Journal. : IH(. AUI IIt K I . ItlSMItl ! IIKKK ST X DAY .MOIt,MX(i Dr. Arthur V. Iliit-iop, a promtnenl I'ortlund clergyman, will preach in Iho 1'resbytorian church In Orandc Sunday 'morning. There will he no evening Hervico In the church. Dr. ItiKhop Hpoke in tho church, here .t short time ao, while touring the state In the interests of the New Ki t uiiiveuieiit, and Ih now on the plat form as u lecturer and entertainer He is highly recommended for his ability In this line of work. , Would Rather Fight Than Work. ' "I mirered for yours with Motnnrh i trouble and could not eat iinri Just.: hated for anyone ;o Fay work to me. I I would Tather fight. Rlnro taking 1 a cruirsc of Mnyr'n Wonderful Kem-j edy I actually want to work, jiih! talk about e;it, I am tlie Innt one to b uve the table now." it Is a ainiple. 1 hnrmloflB preparation that removes thy) catarrhal mucus from thu Intes- tllliil trnct and uM'ivh (Iip Infliirlia- tlon which oHiwe prnct'f ally all Htem- : ficti, liver and Intestinal ailments, In cluding appendicitis. One dose will ennvinco or money i-runded. Snlil viry whrH. Adv. Hilton's Garage Is v I. ' Prepared to .give good service and please all. Don't hesitate. Come to us if Vonr car noeds re pairing. Let ns take out that terrible knock, the missing, overhaul your oar and put it in perfect condit ion. "We are libre to serve you and give satisfaction. Callifnin 7(il and our service car will meet yon, ready to relieve you of all your troubles and bring your efir to the garage. . f ( .We have secured tlie best of ofpiipnient and mjM-hanics ami do work on all kinds of cars Our labor charged on all work is very rea sonalile and Ford lalior is done by the sched ule. You know what it will cost before we begin the work. CALL AND GET ACQUAINTS Advertising is the certain, quick, and economical method of developing your business- When you put the power of advertising promotion . and its great economies' back of your own business, you are also spreading the spirit of optimism and good will. . The U. S. Department of Labor urges all progressive merchants and manufacturers in fact, all who have anything to sell to advertise now and take advant age of the great market which exists at this time. U. S. Department of Labor BABS0N, DirectoijjGeneral, Igformation and Ectncaion Service. Jt. VfUJiOii, Secretary., rf o I'1!! &QGERW. YOUR EYES-rWhat Would You, Do Without Them? lljiiii fiib r. Iloctor.s refer tlu 'n- pat?ciitn us, andeonie themselves for pwiper Jy f'itti-,1 (ilassf-s, ti slop the hc.-l,u!ics and 'vas,: of nerve energy; Our office ii equipped with the 'Latent juid most scientific instru- . ruents for proper examination of the nye3. If glasses m not needed,, wo will ttli vou sq.-- Wr grind our own lenses plant. I J. H. Peare & Sqn - irr.UTCMT4 -AMI jfcWfclMIS 0 GRANtlE, (felCCON O CD ; n -' , 5.. os ?0c 9o-v0c 0' .?a & o I ST 0 On O C?1 7i - 3 O O0QO 0 Q