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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1919)
CP 00 o o o o 9 o )fefl?nAfo ffiRTiom 1919, -.vrq . . . -- . J? o -- -n- 5 81 On ImtfUv real . 0periy i J ...uu cuuuij. noaeIay. CmrenLi La O-i anile JuTwOment Co. ARCADE .TODAY AND . TOMORROW JOHN BARRYMORE In "Are You a Mason" A new DeLuxe edition of this big favorite, of stage and screen. i Also 2.-Reel Comedy ' . "MONGRELS" SPECIAL! Miss Florence Lynch ' Will Sing . "MICKEY" The popular song hit Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday eve rt ningy " ; ARCADE I A DP A HI? iiTsJ ' ' 'bra i The regular picture iliiHL?JLl h- J'' '1 Big Leaders .OUT . program, w i 1 1 ho M n , t B"E J! . ' AT given at tin- mall 1 JjV lpK! ft p!'TV' nee only onV-se I TWO-' SATURDAY ff ' fifr f K at i : : - I "AY ANI W'M- -Vt.J - MONDAY AND TUES : . ,1,111 f?r- x ' 1 "ii - mmMM : arcade. . listen! ,.;iv. 4 immwm, , t . Have yen ever liad an iiidcscrih 1 ' V" H ' l . al.lc IVc'.iiiir, like .being diargel , ( - fjl . j I'll! witli electrieitv, that made ytnn ' ' III i whole anat.inv tin-ie till ynu L ' .J&L. IS 1 I " (.-ouhl hanllv retrain-ri'.Mii.yeilin ' 5 , " - 'i U P 1 , j right t loud-t,. .omhustjU vjVa rJ ' JB. IlC ' i"4 verv clone intervals with mh.ii . - &r , , , ' j . ' '1 laiieoii.s l;nit;'hter and elnnas $ " ' . with a sudden thrilK and then ,'",.' TV (H . y T O IV . entire relaxatioi, with an i;,del -O ' ' Y- I 1 Hi A' ' '' . . I il.le .smile on your features. WT S r ' 'M trdZ II J iLJ JLXL i .. YOU HAVE7 -Wi; . . . . ! " " v- tteZ&iy BALL TREAD TRACTORS WILL DEMON- ' ..' B' " c W . xir. " f p iSfrT ' ! piifl '" OA I' C&y STRATE'HERt THIS WEEK ! ' ii'Jl . .. i ill t"TI. . . r ' i . , . ! i - l" ' . ." . . ' .-. . . . ' . , V I, THEN YOU'VE SEEN MABEL NORMAMD IN . . . .... . . Hi I .! .; . mPlrj I: A E'PAGE : ;....!J L' :VSNETT-O$500,000aWODEIJCOMWee 0V; se . . ft . J 9 S I ti &IS -es 'AIN'T it aRAND and GLORioug FEjrLiftG?' s , ; .$5ommer Hotel - 0 : I o o-o- lftjWtiJiilliatMtf'reiiialn t hUi iil'tttoiprSb' 'UiOoiiowsky- piio 'recltoP gtve6 lu Red C ross Drug Store The PieMrlpUen Store. LOCAL OPENINGS Jus. Callngltor. of Durkee, - was a business visitor In .this city today. James Grant, l Iltintlnmoji, wis a La Grande visitor today, doing bus iness with tho lund office. JIl's. Harry Grove left on No. 17 this morning for Pendleton, where she will visit for a couple of d ivs. t'd.effel, of Joseph, who was a La Inrntlo visit n yesterday, re turned home tliis morning. A. W. Scliiiup. Joseph attorney, was a busimss visitor in this rily yesterday. He went nut on the brand, this morning. Mrs. Chas. Wolf -r, who had been visiting friends In l a Grande for a week past, reiuim-l this morning to her home iit Joseph. Mi's. John MeXui-ien, who bad been a guest at llio K. 1).. Graves home in thin city Htnco Monday, left this morning for Iter homo at Pendle ; ten. W. S. Parker, manager of Hill's Department storo, is , spending a couple of daj3 in Portland on busi ness this wii?k. Ho took an early train west this morning. . Circuit Judgo Knowks and Court Reporter W. J. Hannah left this 'morning for Enterp-ise, where t ho judge will hold court for the trial of 'equity cases. Mrs. Knowles and lkHo daughter accompnni"d the jiidsio -to HOT CROSS BUNS - At DUTLI'S 317 NORTH FIR ST. - , ,, 1 will lO iD El-S3iOl5. 1 o . I Lieut. Clarence Ford, of toe Salva tion army, who had been vaulting hlB 'pareuts and Mend Jn La Grande 'for a week past, left this morning Uo, return to Seattle. j ' . I Mrs. na 34olloy left today foi ' Kingman, Ariz., for an extended visit i.Mm. Molloy vill remair there indttf- initely with her rfautrhters, who are lu poor health. Mrs. and Mrs. George Cowing were Joseph people who went out home on the branch train this morn ing. They had been spending the v.-intur iu the southern' part of the state and arrived iu La Grande last night on their return. 'I.eroy V. Thomas, 'former O.-W. opeiatdr hero, who had been paying La Grande a brief visit following hi return from tho service, left on No. 6 today for Baker, whero ho was op erating when he entered tho ser vice. Ho will return to the posltlorj ho formerly hold. L. J. Alien, of ll'O O. A. C, Cor valtis, arrived in La Grande this morning, and Is being taken by County Agtut Spillman on a visit to loys' and girls' calf and pig clubs In the county. Mr. Allen is the col logo represeiuative in clmrgo of this work in tho state. The news of Arthur Golden's return to the L'nited Stales from overseas was conveyed in a telegram received from him by his nintlier, Mrs. C. K. Golden, yesterday. He landed at New York Friday end Is now in camp in New Jersey. Ho expects to bo back in La Grande at an oiriy dato. Private Golden served, with the 107(h Infan try overseas. Mr. , and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Noah, who havo been residing lu Portland for tho past year, returned to La Grande last night and will again make their homo bore. Mr. Noah, J who worked in tho shipyards during j his stay In Portland, was a bulld- ing contractor In this city before : leaving. I ' i Mrs. M. Anthony and Misses Edna i Graham, Friederike Sehllko and icladys Miller,, who nttended th FOR GOOD FRIDAY - BAKERY JUST ACROSS THE TRACK oo LX.opAK evening observer q Grande thjB morning yh reports of having euftiySl a sulcijlld propram by the well known nnlst. The recital was well patronfttod, drawigg os large attendance tron outaldo" points.' tbeysay. . Mrs. A. D. Cooper loft this after noon for Allcol, to spend the day jVisiting friends iff that neighbor- hood. Miss Ina Richardson, of Astoria, is spending a few days In l"-a Gilmrln this week, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. E. W. Cox arrived from Ba ker lust night, to spend a few days hero visiting hor parents, Mr and Mrs. James J. A. Russell. Mrs. J. E. Reynolds 1b expecting her sister, Mrs. C: A. Hunter, to ar rive from hor homo l'.i Wallowa thin evening, on her wnv to pay n visit to relatives In Portland. Mrs. Hunt er will go on to PorLnnd tonight. Col. E. L. Eckley went to Hot Lake this morning to take a course uf baths in the heated spray. He says positively that as far as taking baths is concerned he dues not ap prove going such a' distance but he has hooked up a severe cold and has hopes that' tho Hot Lako treatment will lessen up tho cold and make him return to his usual supple and agile manner. While attending the Red Cross convention at Seattle Mrs. W. H. Talbott visited for a short time her friend. Miss Ida Kettig who was sta tioned nt Camp Lewis as a surgit-a' nurse. Miss Rettlg finished net work Inst week and was discharged from the service. She Is now with hor relatives In Portland taking a rest and has not ar,nnunced her plans for the future She Is a gradr uate of the Grande Hondo hospital and haB made good In every way in the service. The highest praise Is accorded her by surgeons with whom she worked at Camp Lewis. GIRL SHOW COMING TO ARCADE An 'announcement that ho doubt will be welcomed by all the theatre goers of La Grande was given out to day by Messrs. Meyers and Ford of the Arcade theatre that they have se cured the Sunset Amusement company for two days, next Monday and Tues dey. The Sunset Amusement company offer as their headline attraction Duke Westcott, the famous black-face com edian, and for a vehicle have made him the center of attraction in those sparkling musical satires, "The Strol lers" and "A Night Out." Iicsidos Mr. Westcott there is Miss Arline Mc Donnell and the Golden Gate Girls, as well as others in the cast. This attraction will appear at tho Arcade on Monday and .Tuesday nights, giving two shows each night. "The Strollers" will be presented on Monday "nltfhl n3 "VNIgWdirt" will On account f this extra attraction file regularopiature booked for thQse days will be presented at the matinees onlyo F6R SALE OR TRADE 6-room mod ern bungalow, and two lots, in Wal lowa for Liberty bonds, La. Grande property or a good automobile. In quire Observer or writo P. O. box 86. 4-16-0tp FOR RENT Neatly furnished four- room cotUiEe with bath, furniture ' ' for sale. Also player piano. Phone : Red 8762. 4-10-4tp WANTED Farm- work by boy 16 years old. Calf 'Rod .1021. 4-10-2tp FOR RENT Furnished housekeepine; room. 1508 Fourth St. 4-lG-titp PORTLAND LOTS for merchandise, house or land. IW. C. Reuter, St. Maries, Ida. . . 4-10-3tp: FOK SALE Seventy-five head of young ewes, with lnmb nt side. A bargain if taken before May 1. A H. Parsons, Box. 74, Elgin, Oregon. 4-16-1 mo ARCADE MONDAY AND TUES DAY, APRIL 21, 22 Sunset Amusement Co. Presents Duke Westcott And The Golden Gate Girls In "The --Strollers" Monday "A Night Out" Tuesday A different show each night with real, live O o o 5) B&SS DSlUM DECORATED WITH HANDSOME DESIGN "?k'lud artists are net only the on ly kind we have in t'.ijs aggregation," said J. T. Mldenour. manager of the O.-W. band, tlieotliei- d;iv. "Wo baVe a man here wlio is just as niuc;li an artist with a sketi-'iing pencil find a paint brush as ho i-t with his horn: and if you don't believe ipe. just look lit that drum." Mr. ltidonour was right. Tho new bass drum, bought by tho band in Portland a couple of weeks ago, woro ou'its fuee. a hand some celore"! design of U'. O.-W. Eastertide With the bursting of the buds this Easter there wells anew in hearts throughout the world the spir it of service. Service, man to man and Nation to Nation, this is the vision which comes with peace, like the first faint glow of the morning. 1 May each of us be inspired to do our share in lift . ing this new inspiration from tho dimness of a horizon glow to full, clear glory in the zenith of a new day. Surely it is a wonderful opportunity which this Eastertide brings! ', United States National Bank Tonight NOT M'ADOO THIS TIME, BUT THE GOSPEL United Evangelistic Services lOvery Night This Week. (!ood Lively Singing by the United Choirs. Tonight Al. K o'clock at the M. l'l. Church South N. S. Hawk nnd II. II.. Coker will both speak. . Thursday Xight At the Christian Church. N. S Hawk will speak. . Fri.lav Night Al (he I'resbj'terian Church. W. I!. Smilhvill In-ing Hie Message,' and Mrs..!). O. Kel leiis, a gifted and nob-d womaii of Kugene, Oregon,, will also speak. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS lleiiieiiiber Special Master Services at All Churches Sunday Morning and Evening. Kings If you wi'di fruit the same as fresh try King's Fruits and Vegetables. They arc a.s if you were using fresh from the guidon. Follow instructions' as given on evciy package, and you. will be well plcasucl.. 25c a package. W3 bave apples, " peaches,- apricots, pears, prunes, tomatoes, pumpkins, squash, s'piiiich, stringless beans, cran berries, logaiibcfries, raspberries and boiled (li)iier-egetabes,.,iind soup veg- ftables. . . . Mugs Modern Grojeery "Aloi'e of Quality and Cood Service." o PHONE M AIN , FARMERS 41 TITREB sliieid, doslgued and executed by John J. Holiren, one of thnband members. Much pleading comment has been lieurdiu V- oTf '"' work Oa the drum. T o Southeastern Oregon, and palicu Inrly that lection of Malheur county tributarv to tho Warm SDrincs irriea- jon project, is due for a substuntui! Room this summer and fall, according' to George Huntington Currcy of Vale, editor of the Mulhcu'r Enterprise. . RESIDENCE FOU SALE Close in, one block froro Elks' club. Good income property For particu lars call at No. 2 Fourth and Depdt, or enft Alack lost. 4-15-tf ' Fruits e e o -0tOO -1,0, 0"o . O f . ,
