La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1919, Image 3

WEDNESDAY: At vi j
DKCOIIATlfJX DA7KU)WKIw'
I'eonles. gUdoliis, 8tatice
other flowers, carnatns is limited
numbers. Now taking order.. First
con,., first served. Ncer enough
"7? So around. If you wait
L"8t day yoa w 6 too late
in IT now fl0wer8. nncXA
1919
forsby 9 o'clock Thursday evening
m be sold. , Plan's for porch box
es, hanging baskets and planting
out are ready now. Come to the
Greenhouse while the assortment ii
complete. They won' last long.
5-12tf CHERRY, .Florist.
VS OTTANDrc .flTENTKq OKSTCVEIt -
THREE
A classified ad will bring results
ARCADE
TODAY
TOMORROW
ADOLPH ZUKOR
presents
"AWoman of Impulse
fl (paramount (picture,
By LOUIS K.ANSPACHER
Scenario by EVE UNSELL Directed by EDWARD JOSE
And the Two-Peel Comedy . .
"POAWLNU LIONS OX TJIli MlDMICJTf FX
PPESS." There's a laugh guaranteed with every foot of film.
Red-Cross
Drug Store
The Prescription Store.
Don Sargent Furnished
Trophies For Excellent
Window Decoratioi)
One of the most attractive win
dows for the celebration last night
was that of Jay Van Duron's which
was novel and instructive for it
showed a fine array of war tro
phies, many or which had to bo ex
plained to tha civilian. Don Sargent,
one of La Grande's overseas boys
who saw .icavy service in France,
collected the trophies while in Eur
ope and kindly donated them for
the decoration on this occasion.
CHKl'K KXriOItT A VlSli'Olt
Advices have come from the city
hall that an artist of tliu chuck
drawing variety is making a visit in
La Grande. Many of his like have
been here before and have succeed
ed in leaving tokens of remem
brance. While it Is fine to be courto-
uus and accommodating to strangers
it is frequently too expensive to
please every one who happens t o
want a check cashod.
mi:i;ii:i) moxdav nvio.vixr;
Hev. Hawk of tho Moiliodlst
church united In holy uiurrinco
Monday evening at the par.-.onugo
Herbert Davits, of tie O.-W. It.
N. and Miss Addic Karnes, dmjilite;
of F. A. Fames and 0'ie of tho pop
ular girls of the Telocase'. country
.LOCAL
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C, H. Bukor anil family wero our
from Enterprlco yesterday evening
to attend tho ftclcbiatiou. Mr. Ilak-
er has charge of the J. C. Penny
store in Enterprise.
Isfactlon that could be elicited from
him by the ladlea at the Red Cross
canton with regard to the deeds by
which he won his decorations was!
that he "bad to worlt like b to got 1
them,"
XOTK'K TO WOOIOIKX
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of tho M. W. A. will be held
Thursday evening at :he ha.l at S
o'clock. It Is important that all
members be present.
LINCOLN COl'XTY I'Olt
1IOOSKVKI.T IIHillWAV
NEWPORT, Or., May 13, Lin
coln county is waki.ig up to the ad
vantages of the proposed Roosevelt
highway along tho Pacific coast. B.
LF. Jonea addressed a special meeting
of Newport citizens last night on
the subject at a meeting presided
over by Ca'rl Davis in which he not
only explained tho highway, but al
so the irrigation projectB In eastern
Oregon. A .straw, vote was .taken
afterwards .and everybody voted
"yes" for tho adoption of both
measures. Oregonian. i-. . .
Rev, and Mrs. W. A. Yl.,i,.,-u nt
Caldwell, Ida., arrived In town this
morning to meet their sou, Ralph,
who roturnod last night with the
hospital unit.
Charles Rardall, a member of
Company M when that unit was sta
tioned here a ceuplo of years
ago, passed through town tills
morning on his way homo to Salem
from trance. Friends met him at j
ine uepoi nero unit enjoyed a brief'
visit with him.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Murphy and j
tho Misses Murphy, of Pendleton,
were In town last night to attend j
the celebration of the soldiers' home i
coming and to meet their son and
brother, Tom, who iu a menibur of
the La Grande hospital unit. They
left this morning with their sold
ier for Pendleton, to ullow him to
spend the day visiting friends in
his home town.
John H. Rudd, of Portland, form
er local Y. M. C. A. general secre
tary, passing throiign La Grande on
No. 6 today asked the Observer to
convey his greetings to tho mem
bers of the hospital unit, witX
many of whom he If Intimately ac
quainted. He rogrut.Ujd that he was
not able to slop hero to see them
all personally, but lie was bound foi
Weiser, Ida., to spend a month on
"Y" work.
Postponement of the Neighbor
hood club event from Wednesday to
Thursday night on account of the
big celebration brings to mind tho
fact that toniorrqw evening und
Friday evening in the High school
auditorium the people will be per
mitted to witness two of tho most ex
cellent programs ever produced by
La Grande talent. Tho first of the
series was given last week and
everyone was delighted. Tomor
row a special program will bo given
that will differ from tho first enter
tainment and Friday evening will be
the grand climax of the three events.
Mrs. Hloy. of Hill's iusartlliont
store, who had beta satAalag a
few days In lso, rottmet to La
Hi undo yestrs'ay.
Mrs. W, S, Parker Leaves tkis ev
ening for the cast, to attend a two
or three months', visit with relatives
at Georgetown, III, . ,
George Looslie, of Medical Springs,
and Jos. C. Lay, of Union, were busi
ness visitors in town today and call
ers at the U. S. lnnd office..
Mr. Zonmcr, of the Dairy and Food
Commissioner's office, Portland, is
spending a couple of days in La
Grande this week, visiting the local
creameries. Mr. Frost, representing
a Portland dairy supply house, is here
with Mr. Zenmer.
j NEW TODAY!
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Frank Diano, a young Italian who
served seventeen months in France
with the second division of the
A. E. F. and who brought home a
French croix rie guerre as a souve
nir of the Champagne, section and
n palm from St. Mlhiel, was a visitor
In town yesterday. He lost his be
longings on the train while on his
way to Glenn's Firry,' Idaho, and
stayed over a day hero to find
them. Diano came through un
wounded, In spite of his long exper
ience in the trench'.i. The only sat-
WRESTLING MATCH
TO BE ON MAY 20
Promoter John E. Anderson an
nounced today that he has concluded
all urrnngomcnts for a wrestling
match to be staged at tho Stnr theatre
Tuesday, May 20. This match will
bring together two of the lending hea
vywoighU in the wrestling gnme.
Harold Christcnscn, better known
throughout the oast as Mike Howard,
which name ho adopted on account of
several wrestlers performing under
tho name of Christcnscn in the east,
and Petor Visser, of Ogden, Utnh, will
furnish the attraction. Visser is re
garded as one of the best heavy
weights in the northwest, and has
made a great reputation for himself
in the Rocky Mountain section and at
Salt Lake, which is the leading wrest
ling center of tho northwest.
Anderson has opened training nuar
ters on Depot street, near Jefferson
avenue, where Mike Howard may bej
seen in action every evening after 7:30 j
o'clock. I
Mr. Anderson stated that with this)
contest he will start a program which I
will provide local wrestling enthusi-j
nsts an opportunity of witnessing the j
best wrestlers in the game, and that
he will go the limit to furnish con-!
tests between the high class, evenly
grapplers.
C&n
READING OUR
ADVERTISEMENTS
The policy of ninny stores for many years
has been that of exaggeration. It produces
tile desired effect in the lftinds of customers
without giving va-lue received.
Our Furniture Ads sound like cxaggora
valtion. It may often seem to you that such
values as we offer' are impossible of fulfill
ment. Our answer is our list of Contented
Customers, men and women who have read our
Ads, bought our Furniture, and found our
statements of value to be backed by Keasou
and Truth.
At present our storei s stocked with more
Vp-to-the xMiiiute Furniture and of li renter
Value than ever before in the history of our
business.
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ALASKA ADOPTS FISH BILL.
JUNEAU, Alaska, April 12.-r-(By
Mail.) Providing for a fisheries com
mission of five members, the till
aimed to preserve salmon hatcheries,
continue experiments in the propaga
tion of fish, patroling of streams and
removal of the debris from salmon
streams, the Hockninn measure wus
passed by the territorial senato today.
Indorsements
The Stale Federation of Labor.
The Central Labor Council of Portland.
'file Citv Commission of Portland through its
( 'oiiiiiiissioiicrs.
Tlie Cortland Kiwanis Club.
The Portland Ad. Club.
'1'he Portland 1,'olary Club.
The State Chamber of Commerce.
The Portland Chamber of Commerce.
The .yu's Club of the First Congregational
Church.
The Hotel .Men's Association.
The Oregon Motor Dealers' Association.
Seventy-six papers in the State.
Portland Papers.
Fifteen Granges throughout the State of Oregon.
Also 1U0 letters from prominent men of
FOR SALE HAMILTON piano.
2005 First St., cash or terms to i
responsible parties. 5-14-Gtp!
FOR SALE Heater, inngo and lin-l
oleum. Call 1808 2nd St. 5-14-Stp j
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FOR SALE Household furniture!
Call Mrs. A. Newlin, Black .'101.
5-H-lit
Have the label, which stands for'
fair working conditions, put on your
i.lh nritlfinfr Thn nltinrunr i r..w. ! W
mi; l " vj aiiu,a 111 luwn unnui V1JI UIUOI1
principles, enone alain 37.
'.'i-MSj
walks
of life throughout the State of Oregon.
n
(films! Tphin S
1 I hi tn i niiT
I i, enlarging of J,
K your nega-' .
tives. Ask us !
' about it? ' ;
FREE DANCE
FOlt A LL
Soldiers, Marines, Sailors
JN L'EX HALL
TO-NIGHT
All Service Men Welcomed,
Men in uniform only will be allowed on floor.
Ladies are Invited
Music by .-W. Orchestra. Dancing at 8::S0
Committee.!. F Cornett, C. 1). Roberts, Pru ce Den
nis, T. J. Scroggin.
Positively the greatest vnluo ever offered
to the La (!randt public, ur Six-Piece, Solid
Oak, Wax" Finished Dining-Pooni Suite for
ru7.(0. Terms: 10.00 down, balance at $2.50
a week.
CARR FURNITURE CO.
"The House That Serves You Best."
Use Your Credit.
M. W. A. XOTICU
All. Modern Woodman aro notified
to bo present at K. P. hall Thurs
day, May 15. Now rutu to be voted
on. After lodge u am ial for all Roy
al Neighbors and Woodman, wives
and husbands come.
6-14-llt. COMMITTIIF.
All poisons owing .the La Grando
Pharmacy u,p to the 12th of May
will plonsu cull at I lie store and
settle at onco by cash or note. Mr.
Snapp, tho new proprietor, or Mr.
Nowlln will receipt for all accounts,
LA ORANDK PHARMACY,
n-1-i-Ht. Adolph Newlin.
.Roosevelt
Highway
. Vote 310 X Yes
Special Staie Elccriou JuneUrd.
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'Robsevglt Military Coat
Higlnyay s
. "Oregon's Eoad to Prospefitg"
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
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Be Better Looking Take
. Olive Tablets
Farmers Union Picnic
May 24th.
ALL DAY, AT-.
Imbler, Oregon
A. V. SW
T. Viec-Pr'csiih'iit National Union.
J. D. HPOWX, 1 'resident Oregon Farmers' Union,
W. W. HAWAII, of Tri-Stiite Uoard,
WAL'l liK' M. JM-KWCK, of Union County,
Speakers.
If voor skin t vellow fnrnrlrrt muA
tongue coated appetite poor you have '
a bad taste in your mouth a larv, n'tgood j
I teeling you should (j-ke Olive Tablets.
' Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute '
i fTrcalotncI wcrcpp.edbyr.Wward9 i
fttr LJ years 0? study with his pa'.iits.
I Dr. ixiwardVOlh! Tablets area purely I
r--:ctij!e conwjM r.:;cd olive oiL
cu iul(-.o't.iein by their olive color. I
XPhave s cie?r -firi !:in, bright tyrs, i
Dr. Vi'ardy Clive Tablets act oa t!jj
r -.A i 1. i i i k .
ft) do dangerouyaiter ejects.
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faticn " T::sf s vf,y miiliona of boxes
All Farpiers Union oMember are
requested ip be present
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j0 A jrooti t.iu.c fiirall. Hear iie-l ions olimportance to
1 J'arniers PiifSSfSL i
It Means (tuii-k niobili.atioii of jruus and men
for national protection.
It Means Commercial and' agricultural devel
opment of seven Oregon coast coun
ties Chit sop, Tillamook, Lincoln,'
Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry.
It Means The opening of1 a year-round paved
road from JSrilish Columbia to the
Mexican border.
It Means The opening to sportsmen of the
county's fishing and hunting-paradise.
It Means Tim employment .of thousands of
skilled mechanics and laboring men
In its construction.
It Means That Uncle Sam will match every
' slate dollar for construction and wijl
maintain the highway forever.
Yiu owe it to your country you uwo it to your
state, to go to the polls at the special
state election ..June 3 afld vole
IJIOX. Yes.
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