La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. .VT'lPTL 1$. 11f. V 9 1 '" (5 ' "' " ' s, U . 9 5 MONKT TO I.OA.N. " I On linprovea roa'o property In j jihuq cuuiuy. no uciuyn. currem ats. La GramlA Invoatnient'co. Huyour ficlj ami gurden seeds of Snyer-HDlmea company and he bum of fresh, growing seeds. Adv.:t-l!-t' i SHORTHORN LA GRANDE, OREGON ON Thursday, May 1 , '1 9 AN AUCTION WILL EE HELD UN DER THE AUSPICES OF THE PA CIFIC NORTHWEST SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION WITH 50 HEAD OF CHOICELY BRED IN DIVIDUALS. 34 Bulls, 1 6 Females OFFERED TO HIGHEST BIDDERS. THESE ANIMALS ARE CONSIGNED BY W. 0. CUMMINGS, G. W. DELAY, W. J. TOWN LEY, G. G. TAAL, W. J. GREEN, H. N. PitATHER, HUTCHINSON & SHERMAN, W. E. GREEN, and WALTER HOOVER ALL WESTERN EREEDERS Pacific Northwest Shorthorn Breeders' Ass'n Ctil Harry CranKc, Auctioneer Ncz Perec, Idaho. Trunk llrown, Sales Mnn .lifer Carllon, Oregon. Stimulate R U. U. B0GER W, EABSON, Otisvrvcr advetinlnt; wil oring r- Wtch for Uie Rt.inbow Sale. Ttiere is a pt of gold there. . . i f J sscjgmumsmxjjsayasi ADVERTISE S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Never before has the American public had the money lo sjieml which it lias today. The merchant or manufacturer who sits back anil waits for this money to t ome to him without making any effort to get it will awaken when it is too late. Ho will tlie.ii realize that his more aggressive compel; -tnr lias been on the job and has taken advantage of (lie strongest sales weapon known to industry, name ly, advertising. Don't wait for things to come' your way without doing anything to help them along. Advertise increase your advertising. Use the newspapers to tell your story. Multiply the value of yiur sales talk a thousand fold and more. Develop tl;:'t great potential market which is ready and will i".g yes, eager to buy the things you have to sell but hoc.; nut know that you have them. To stimulate business surely, quickly, and tco i!oiUHilly Advertise now. S. Department of Labor Dhxdor G-;mail, Information and Education Service. W. B. WILSON, Swrctary. ""'i'll!!:f:i:!.i;(.'H . . m ... - P l1' ': iiffC i.V4i;i.i, ix i:v .roinpie . . MKTItO IJIlVllUVIlOV ""1'1 " Ilerl I.V1.-II. the Met ,,- wh l,J ll0",'" 1 f u ii.-.i i r.... . . . . .. r s' n-i'n in in, . ., mum- m. t. cir ie maii'ier fn which he at-. K'f'aI ""M'p '"r ,IIH versatile draliia,lt l.iin'd hii'-.-ck t ,in ihe.Htni.'i- will he B,llly- W'1' '' "'" "''" Men t,iay ;,i the Sherry theatre "r,l!" a" H'eenri-v 11,ehy, :dltne In a urippitiK ilriiinn i,t Intense heart 'f-hapman. Kilmlii Htevensnnd Nancy upiieiil. Kalih," a 8tniy of love anil ,CllnBP' . humanity. ' Kplsode No. 'A of Mir Man of Mijilit ti.. i.... .n .i . . ' will als'i he nliown. I lie play Ii-IIk the story of a yoniiK lean who li:i drifleil from Ihe'lioodi mil in-u'-t-s of I, fa and yeltles down to 'a narrow, huni-dru u exislcnre whleh kills em huMnsiu aaii nmhiiion and le:ies him content w!lh the cruuihii of life. Allhonth lie Is cn.ilfiil to exihft In l his uiauner t li j ,..,,. o nave "- iix-m'si ui ins ine ueciile Ihul it is faith and line that is lack lilt.' lo hrliiK :o the li.iii'hls of achieve lllent. How l.ey ,-C:om pi ij;li this Hlld Hie l ii it l y of tin' roin.'inrn which Sbrlnvtime o While, you arc ilcing your spring cleaning, co'isiiltr Uie ncet) of repainting your lloors. A ' --'.illicit Hour is a clean Hoor or. it least is i v:y -r'lrvnei. No crocks; no germ-catching '.voi.i ii)0'::- i:o unsifliily blemishes. E !? FHcr Point is made in California for I':-.:; Coast conditions ai'.il climate. Spreads ci.-iil'' quirlr dryer forms a hard, ytt elas- t: 'j.i I in : wliirit lasts and wears twice as long t s lh- GVv.r;i2c p.ii:it. rl r is i P TT produ-t for every us. Call .;i'-j ir.d let us prove H to you! O. F. COOLIDGE .'''sr -.loifcrK 'ir i-I'U'lL :.R VKlKt CO. bi i-t-ailclS':o etaiS Sales i-tes th? '')ry is beautifully this Ki'il'l'in drama of human atfd liuppitienK and Mr. I.yh-ll ih een in a roie wiii-ii aives unit MI KICAL SHOW TOMOKHOW i j Fresh from the y-.uthern stales inorth throiifh l.'alilornia comes J'l'he I.ei's'Ci Musi".,il Comedy Com pany, one of the hf'-'Mejt successes of ,., ,. .., i,,i ,..,. run In Kan Franciso and have heen eniiaiied for Wedne-iiay anil Thurs day at the Arcade theatre. The company '-acnes a chorus of nifty lookinM girts end one of the tt ' ,v "Sit nhrir.'Jh.iWa.g .Tl up" time lut'KfHt and uiofct btMiiiLwardrotiip f r'""' ,oda- tj0 Anions the principal are to be found Dk arlin' ie faiuoiiH Jew , eoiiiediall 111 trie role of Iz.ie SoliiLOll. Harry f;-;ai (lalehet i:, J. lent. Mauley, I i ti . . J.. o I - o. , Alien renon as st-n. (laiia the rat Mexan rebel, .ys Helen JiuniliiKton a' Lillian South ern. Gain lllteh as Senoritu Carela. 'Kuih I'le4ene aa Anette, l.lnjt. -Mmiley'H winter. Mr. liiiKera, hlnis'-ir. T.s appearlnK in the east and will appear in a apee-laJ-nnnitier cr IiIk own. H la the juuihoY of this heajnifnl look "Let"!! and Mr. Jack. Moe has mora jthan out done hlisolf in writing'lhe music ror this grand show. In adilitloa to thl8 musical show j I here will- he pre..,ile a big two peel comedy utairln,-; Tom Mix. On account or this special attrac tion on WedneKdav and Thursday itliere will noi be 1.1 matinee per formances at the Arcade. Starting with this show and continuing until ;lurtjier notice the fiist evening per- lorniiiuce will heghi at 7:;t0, tlu doors opening at 7 : 1 j. HOSI'T.AI, THAIX ( ItOKSKK V. H For the first time !n the history of the army a eomplel j . hospital train made thiy, entire transcontinental irip from New York City to Camp Kearney, Cal.. during (he last weeli In .March. It carrleii i:i sick and wounded overseas flthters who had been evacualid frnin debarkation (hospital No. :i in the Creenlnit build ing, debarkation nospital No. 5 In the f,irand Central I'alace. New York Cily, and tlie base Hospital at Camp Merrilt. N. J. The patients wiere all men from -the far west who were being removed to the lionpltal nearest I heir home towns. I he men were accompanied virtu ally the- whole length of the trip bv lied Croj-s workers who were on du'v in relays. At each stop a pair or Ited Cross women boarded the train a .1.1 rode to the next station, where they were relieved by their Hed Cross .is- tors inMhat town, who took up the work where they left off. This ar rangement worked perfectly. The train was in charge of 'ho medical department of the Unite I States army and in addition to' the Invalids, carried a large 'escort de tachinent of enlisted men of the inert leal department. Towns aid cliiyi along (he rotlle wore notified, of the departure of the hospital ten In and tlje'expected hour of Its anfval and Die hoys received n riotous welcome, in every stop. In Ilk 3 nunrior every Ited Cross auxiliary v.-:n on hand to regale the hemes wlt'i good things to eat and drink and "li:are.t.;s. Expert tire repairing at Goodyear service station. A. E. Kelly. 4-Stf Widower Congratulated. "Since my wife's death, five years ago, I have suffered greatly from nn addition of two saxophones to his Islonuich and liver trouble and gas at-I popula, novelty orchestra, and with lacks. 1 lost over 50 lbs., and at Ri; ;ile la'e-t popular music, is at yom ! times was as yellow as saffron. M'iservice at nil times, for dances nn,! j doctors 'could not help me. Six ! iloncs of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy jhuvo entirely curort rue. I have ro jjia inert my weight and every one Is cojiginiulatiuK lue how well I look." lt Is a si in pi harmless preparation jtn:it removos the catarrhal niurus from t lie intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes prar tirally all stomach, liver and intesti nal ailments! 'iiu-ludhiK appenrticitH. One dose will convine or money re fimdod. Sold everywhere.- Adv. :.-s: J- n; I .... ''-VuiJ ulli(L', is superior to any other front lace corset, for without the VinZcd features no corset can pos sibly be .just as good. It contains the master touch of scientific construction. You do not sacrifice com fort for style and you do not sacrifice style' for comfort when vnu wear A 'innplete line always oo hand,: prieej at ?ii.50 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere rhone Red 3X1 Res. 1702 o,,k stwt. AinoiirrTra c vil f l.nib Itoiui o riLM ' .. i&;iv -- PrnfASRintial Directory ATTORITETB COCDRAN ft EBErtHARD Oeo. T. Cothran and Colon B. EberbVrd, Attorneys. L Grand Natioiml Bank Building. , R. J. GREEN, Attornyt tw Practice in all itate and federal ourts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. ' i CRAWFOKD BAKIW T. H. Cra ford and kobert 8. EaKIn, Attor aeya a lay. Practice In all the caurta of tbe BUtd and the United States. Office, West-Jacohtoi Bldg., rootul 8-10-17, La Grande, Oregon, AKCmTKCfH C. B. MILLER -Arcnltect, room 11. New f oley Bldg. Phone Red 1871 MUC'HASO-THKItAPY DR. A. N. MAYVILLE ilechano- Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases . my specialty. Physical and mental science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phone Blick 23-1 1. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. l'lAXO Tl'NKH. JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. llirnie, Mrs. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs. R. J. Kitchen for nppointnient. Will be in La Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p OSTHOPATKIO. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath. Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap- pointment. Phones Office Red 1701, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. VETKItlN ART DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter In trlan. Hospital, 1409 Madlso.i Afa. State Stallion Inspector anc Inspector of stock for Bhlpment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone. Main 111. KDCCATIOXAL REMEMBER QOOTJINQ COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. Praticul busi ness courses, review subjects, regular college work and sum mer school. 12-1 9-tf ANNOUNCEMENT. J. David Haines wishes to announce concer'.3. pplendid opportunity tc SC(.U1.C tnc very best possible in mini.- Tlio nt'intiiifr nnH flpvfvlfm'mr icnlarjjinjr of pictures at silverthoru's you will find promptly and satisfac torily done. 4-li.V.'St aiwwwfrHBgr FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANDE.ORCGON. lis your own faul it you set stun?- ) 'h-J saysJ,onnorK "Your own horse sense ought to tell you what is the best value when a small chewof RealGrave ly tastes so good, and lasts so much longer than a big Peyton REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pau.cn. La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Staking and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Mid.?, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weavir g. All Wsrk Clk4 lr mmi Ifcli.er, l ( l! J, KOWARtiS, Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOll! MILL HIONE RKD i:i2 c,is?2?open day f I U.CMDV i j v. ri EeslAw VncUrtking ParfJr 0 FUNERAL DI2r?X03eAKD O '.) .-O o o e T """""" sternal directory. 0 L I3..P. O..!?: EVvS, l-i liramie i.oko. li:;t il'i.'.-e mens eacn inurs diy evcrlug t 8 o'clock. lloi3 and club privilege cheerfully ex tended ! all Dfolher lT.ks. COUtS K. EBERJ1ARD, , ExalteJ lluler,' A. B. ClinURY, SecreUry. V'OODMEal OF TUB JVORLD La Grande Calup Uo. 109 meets every fjrat and third Monday At Eagjen. Hall. All visiting nelghbora wel come. Ducb piyablr at the office of the elerk. New Foley Bldg., m., to .& p. m. J. t. MORCHiSON, 0. G It. 1. KITCHEN. Cleric ieDEtlN WOODMEN OF AMEUICA La Crar.le Camp No. 7703 mueu on the first nr.d third ThuiBday evenings of each month In the K. of P. flail. Vlaltlnu nelghbora welcome. J. I. G1IARST, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAilS Crystal T.ucge JW. BU meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. P. Hall. All. visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. I.ETT1E McaOi.nUICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Rec. gee. K. of L. or necurlty ML Emily Council, No. 246, meets the second md fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting aienihers are welcome. ABE HAItlfIS, Fin'l. 8ec. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pros. ' ROYAL NEIOHBORS lrla Camp meets every second Friday after noon and evm y fourth Friday even ing, every month in K, P. hall. All visiting members cordially welcotn. LOU i: S-E I.AXIHJUM, Oraclo MARY E. WEST, Recorder.- F. O. EACI.ES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LARM, Sec. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. S. hoids Btated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. FLORENCE BACON. W. M MARY A. WARNTCK, Sec. L. O. O. M. La Oranoe Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meeting3 every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eagle hall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY 8WART. 8ec A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, a. F: & A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. ra. Cord'ai wolcome to all Maious. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PYIHtas Rod Crosi Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda) night ia Castle HalKK. of P. hall) A Pythlin welcome to all visiting Knights- chew of ordinary plug." flood tfiste, smaller chew, longer life is what makes Gen uine Uravcly cost tusstochcw than ordinary plutf. Write to: CENl'INl- Cs AVEtY UANVII.I.1-, V.. for bnoklet on chewing f!vg Brand and night m t. i v i 4 r- I " E 9 It y '4 -,Ph9ne C?all Hafa 2 x Buy a. o On o .? 0 it- - W A - t F SHIS a DRUMS EVLWLRi t js-j f "- (A n w P 0 f 0 (S, S a si o g0 61 0 1 ' ' ( at 1 w. z