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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1919)
1 7a $TfmT EH" ttflANDR KVENTNU OBNKKV mt A rmrnnri a f ;- -" Graduation Gifts They will convey Happiness to the Hearts of Loved Ones' Horse Sense is tlic old, homely, Jiut I'ureeful term, iiieniiin siuiikI jiulguit'iit. W'e lielievc that it lenst 7") per eent ol tlio.se who huy meat in l,a (Iraiitle are using jtisl Lsm h judniiient and are trading with iih Our market is lij' and modern and is the only one in the city wliich gives the worker a square deal -- K'ememher, we do (Kt pull ynWViu'tht' hack .when yoii have a poekett'ul of money, and then kirk ymi out if you Jicvd areonnnodatioir until next 'pav-(lav voiir pav-dav is our pa-tlav. Picnic Hams Smoked Shoulders 25c lb 26c lb Grande Ronde Meat Co. SEVERAL' UNION PIOPLE UKO. OKIIOHX ICKTl'lt.N'H OVKHHKAH COMMKM'KMKM WtSIJj ATTKNDKD HOHl'ITAL JJOV8 EXJOV VISIT C. H. Flory of Portland has been annnlnli.il a ...t n t . A .. .. t ,.f i li n FROM- 3L oimnuni iUn format. Htfrtaji Boys Next to her wedding tlay, perlmpH the most eventful day in a girl's life is the occasion of her graduation. Our stock provides many goods, 'which w ill make appropriate gifts for the special event. A hoy is not so particular 'about the class of goods he receives, just so the' arc useful. We can show you a long list of Useful gifts for him. La Grande Pharmacy ALVJN SNAPP, Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: ::, :; Phone Main 40 SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW AT 11 Ell liEST '; ;' In ' 'VJi.i'.;.. Peggy Does Her, Darndest A Metro Comedy Trea,t. r , jf - . . Also- ' -f ' '" ' ": "THE HEIGHT OF TORMENT" Episode No. 6, "The Man of Might." tlNION, May 17. (Special)-- 0rgo Osborn returned Boiue lust Sunday from overseas. Mr. Francla E. Kennedy, of 'Portland, arrived In thla city Sun day lout for a vtolt with friends and to look after some property here. ! Dorn to Mr. and 'Mrs. 'M. Soefla. Monday, May 12lh,j son.' ' . .. i John Green la a proud owner at hd Oakland car purchased last week. I Mian l'atlcnce West left Tuesday evening for Lqatliu, She returned jliomo Haturday evening, accoiupan k;d by her slslor, Mrs. Clarence Al len, who expeota (t goto Hot Lake for treatment.' ' "J Mrs. i EIpkt Mallilj ' returned to ! her home 'In Baker Friday having I been called to Hot Lake by the Ber iloun IIIiiobm of her father, Itlcliard Slater, who la some better. Hoy lord end wife arrived from Wallace, Idaho, Wednesday and ex pects, to remain In the city this Hummer with a vl"w of locating. Mrs. Word Is a sister of Mrs. W. R. j 'Phillips of this city. ! Mrs. Tony Ilempe was operated oi: jut Hot Lake, Wednesday and Is got tlng along flue. I Mrs. Ellla Warmholtz and Mis? ' Freda Klopfrustuln, of La Grande iultended the high school graduating ifxernlses and wer-s guests at the O. M. Cropland home). Luclle ' Taylor and Elizabeth 'Ourrlck of La Gniude were weok lend viBltoiB with Mrs. VV. W. Stev ens. 1 Mrs. Alice ' McMillan returned home from imhler Wednesday and was accompanied ' home by nor daughter, Mrs. H, II. Dickson, who will Hpend u few dnyi In this cliy. Len West purchased a now Chev rolet cur Tuesday of this we.'lt. Mrs. Lon Vuuscovr, of Nor.'! Un ion, has a new St.idobakor ci.- of which she Is very proud. Tho ' marriuge of Herbert Darks, of La Grande and Miss Addlu liunns of Tolocaset waB a mirprise to theli many frlondB. The brido waB fornir nrly of this city and bin: wishes BrO oxteuded them. Many Union people worn In !. Ornnda Tuosday night fir .tho cole brallon of the arrival nt the Hiw pltnl Unit. In tho Hospital Unit woro flvo Union boys namely. GiimW Lewln." Camereon Calllhan, Eurl Johns, Arthur Devoro und Adnlph Lnwln. The boys came ovrr to Union Into Tuesday nlgli'. and spent Wednesday with rolatlvos Bud friends. They wero- delimited L'i be homo nnd many Trlenils were glad tc welcome thorn. Tho commencement cxerolso of tho graduating clans was held at thn M. K. church Friday, tho lfitlt, and tt good crowd was In attend ance. The following program wus givon: Invocation, Pev. C. L. Wnlk er; Hsxaphone solo, , Mrs. JaniCB Webb: Address. I'rof I,. A. Hunting; I vocal solo, L-ucllo Taylor: com- Imoncoment address,.. '.'Service, the Moaauro of Success," Dr. .D. 1. il'ollng. of Corvall'a;' piano sola. jNoru McDanlel; presentation of di plomas. W. Hnlsey, chairman of the board. The class w:ls composed of the following girls: Elvlo Crosland, Until Itolllns, Nirra McDunlela und j Margaret Mustek. Tom Flrklln und wife, W. W. Stevens. and wlfo and son, Leonard, Mis. Hlg Clint), Guorgo Ilulril, Har ry Vanhoiiten, Waller Mayo. Mrs. Frank Craig and daughter, l.ucile. Miss Margaret Johnson nnd Mr. anil Mrs. John Oobhins were visitors in La (irumlo Thursday. A. Craver, father of . Clavenci Cravor of thin city arrived from Salem last Friday and will spend tho summer hero. Sum l'at.tetsou relurned Friday morning from a trip to Now Orleans. I.oulimn. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Erwln. and daughter. Kvu. Jamv left Sunilay morning by auto Tor Arlington. Ore gon. They expect to he gono a week ami worn nrro'iipanicd to that city by lr. Erwlu's aunt, Mrs. C.has Ames! Lon Dnlson. of Pel dleton. was a week-end visitor l.i this cily ami was ac-compiinlcd homo by hr.s duiiuhtr, Velma. who has been at tending school herv'. I MIhs Nellie I'ugo ami sister, Mrs. 'lorolliy .ieglor and sister, Mrs. Dorothy Zoiglcr and children arriv ed last week from Camas, Wash. Miss I'tigh has spent tho past sever al mon.hs In lliat eity. Governor Olcott estimates thaJ 80,000 Jlcongea will be Issued for automobiles in Oregon before tnV end of the year.. . Governor 01cott made his position clear Saturday afternoon that a real unemployment emergency must .ex ist before, as chairman of the state board o(. control, he will consent, .to issue any of tire bonds proposed by reconstruction me-isures upon which the people will pin at (he special state election June 3. Lawson Booher, aged 20, popular Athena 'young man, died Sunday morning in Athena after a illne.ts caused by the amputation of a leg two years ago. Young llooher was Injured while playing basketball with the Athena high achool basket ball team and tho loss of the limb was the result. 'Summer-time i Here-Gee! rSome Heat Today DON'T FORGET TfVE CARRY A LARGE LINE OF COOL BUMMEJR WEARING APPAREL JUST YOUR STYLE AND JUST YOUR SlZE PRICED TO PLEASB. Summer Unions Summer (Japs Summer Soft Shirts Summer Silk Shirts Simimei'Silk Hats Slimmer Wash Ties 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 98c, $1.49, $1.88 ' 98c, $1.49, $1.98 $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 49c, 69c, 98c 10c, 19c Summer Sport Shirts'. 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49 Judge Uuby of Baker, has receiv ed word from State Highway Com missioner Thompson that the final estimates on the Sag section of the liukcr-Cornucopia post road have been approved by the federal office In l'orlland and that the stuto high way department has sent Its finul estimates on tho Hichland section aud expects them to be approved at onco by tho. fedor:il office. Illds for the Sag section will be advertised for at once und it is expected that bids for. tho. Richland section will t he called for soon. j Throw 'Eiti High Boys Straw Hat Season is now here We have a complete stock, new styles and all sizes, nSSSAKSttP 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.90 Stores fffr.M I J-n Stores J fcAI'ATA S BODY, ICIM'ACK El) ; 'BASIS OK NHW LEGEND i CUAUTLA, Mexico, May 20 I-eg-pnds already, are. beginning to spring up among the supcrstititious and' ig norant Indians of this state regarding Emiliano Zapata, the rebel chief who met death m?ar here on April 10.. In an attempt to preserve the bandit's body as long as possible in order to t give the greatest number of his for mer followers a chance to see it, it was packed in ice, in the absence of embalming fluids. The ice burst the sideB and top the flimsy coffin and frave rise to supcrstititious tales that the "Attiln of the South," as Zapata was called, was not really dead, but had burst his coffin and escaped. SIIOItTHOIt.V HlOlil) )X , ; COXLKY KAXt'H OltOWIXG Arch Conley, of Cove, has recent ly purchased from W. W. Green, of Union, u thoroughbred Shorthorn cow and calf. Mr. Conley bought a cow and a heifer at the Shorthorn sale In La Crando May 1st and has the nucleus of a flao herd. If you fail to get good results from your Kodak, drop in at Silverthorn's and let them tell you why that is their business and it will cost you nothing. B-18tf FAMILY DRUG STORE L GRANDC.OOCGON. n.r.MUKit tiioi'kht he .NEEDED -NEW I'H'KS "My stomach and Intcstl. s were always full of gas and I often had severo colic attacks. The pain and sorenesB caused ma to think I need ed a new set of pipes Sinc6 taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy all this has disappeared any my only trouble now Is to make enough dough to buy all the food I'd l'ko to oat." It is a simple, haimless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the in'estnul tract and allays tho Inflammation which causes practic- lly stomach, liver tnd Intesnai ail ments, including ippendlcltis. One dose will convlnco or money reminded. Sold ovorywhore. Adv. The Nut and the Chatter-Box, Wed 1 nesday, Arcade. 5-19-2t . ! - -: IT'S EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW WE KNOW HOW to give you a good shine and how to clean shoes of any color. Give us a call Diamond Shoe Parlor Foley Bldg., Adams Av. M. F. Mitchell, Prop. WHY NOT? Spend your hard-earned money where you can get the most for It If you desire to do justice to yourself and family conserve the DIMES, QUARTERS and DOLLARS You wanted a Cash Grocery, NOW YOU HAVE ITIPatronize it ITS YOUR STORE Buy at the Busy "Greater Hooverized Grocery" La Grande's Most Progressive Store. Compare Prices-You are the Loser if You " Don't Trade Here Choice (Jtinpowder Tea, our price '. 50c lb. instant I'osium, our price 26c l'ostuni Cereal, our price 26c Cream ol' Wheat, our price 27c Creamery Iiiitter, mir price $1.25 roll Fresh Ks daily, our price 2 doz. 75c Snider Catsup, our price 34c Crisco, :j His., our price : $1.07 .M. J. 1!. Coffee, Is, our price 47c Country Club Coffee, Is, our price 38c Carnation Milktiur price $1.67 doz. Siitfar, Siifar, our price $10.45 sack Hold Heart Flour, our price $2.98 sack JJhie Stem Flour, our price $2.90 sack Snow Drift Flour, our price $3.05 sack Upper Crust Flour, our price $3.10 sack White Loaf Flour, our price $2.82 sack Commencement is a Special Time in the Life of the Girl Or Hoy.. - a HOOKS l'-peeiully l.r opi iatc for a student. All till UUvt !.' .:e 4iere as well as standard gift (Vnhs, '' i tii'MMs n:N- Vfelial.le nes i.fJI.IMI to JK.ne, ,..4 i'.v,i,ht,j, I'ii'' . '. 0 l--fNKKTf!fft- " , The fic lymles at 1. to J,tHI s jox, tir- good gif?, Ol'MHMKS o 8 T.fflct Articles, Military Sets, Drcsnnc Ca- Tj vcliuirSi'l I'O kelPlleS.sf-f urses, lland ll.igs.l-tc. Sco o items Ml these lp s. . o yevlineBook &Stationery Ohservt- advertising will bring r- Mills. AMERICANS MAKING GOOD i AT SIXTY-FIVE IVn't worry abont old ajr, A sound I fisn- la ood at kf iw., Kp yoai fcotlT In good cimiliuoa fto.l you cm bs as thsle and he art- and at to "do yout it mhrn eu ntre )oti fellow. Afsetlons of Rie ItiilsiTa and !.. irf inrnnc On Iraitin rsus M early ) wii'ifsi. mx. inein clean mta j other ofunna in worting enduios. j aand you. "ill h nottuiif to fear. Vrlt tha roiaitnoiia tastes from tha I tlem fid avoi.l jirlr id a.-rnpnla- Uena. Tsae yM.l K.AI. lU.H-n, nil tlul i.eriodi'tUy and yet w1!! lmd tlt'aan aua .od as the neit 1 , felli., ou iirit -ill tJ teju.e- . i ristwl. Jour niHa.-lea atrm 3d.7our ' nnua fcetu rnor U4f Q t-t. OOI.r MKOAI, flTlera OjffC-JpsiS'i 1 vrlll do the ttt feut be surf to ft, the orldnal iiorteH iO!.l) w;)Au Haarlem Oil l aiwulat ara re- i liable aiO (buuM bolo f or. A . jour j Andrews, Variety Dept. KEEP THE LAWNS GREEN Now that n.ilure has soaked til" yroiiinl and made the j;rass' yrow, don't let it jret dry and . tlie out ' WE HAVE THE HCSE Competitor l-V Hose per font Me. Ic Hose per foot IV 1!''' Hose per font 17c -;!e I Ise .' per foot l!c Finish your (iiinlen with our Hulk (iardeu Seeds. Tl I K V SAN K YOU MON FY Tho Place You Get .Everything' You Want .Every Day at the Price You Like to PayN Our Move Ever since we moved to our' new location, where we lrftd room to do more business we have advertised the quality cf our meat, whii-h WE SKLL FOR LESS AND 01' It CO.MI'ETI'l'OHS HAVE RAVED. We cannot understand why they arc so-peeved; apparently they want the credit custom; we don't, we want the cash customers and we are ccttinp them; in the past month our business has increased Kl per cent A KACT(we can prove it) See which way the wind is blowing? NOW, LOOK IIEHE! They are trying to keep you tied up to. that old slavery system of spending your salary before you. get it you are always behind; you feel obligated to them, vou are under a yoka-OH, what's the use toargue, you know' the feeling we have all been through it. NOW, LOOK HERE! Our plan'gcts.you out of that rut. you live within your sal ary. Here you .get more quality, more quafititv and all the. service necessary; you save a few dollars, and that nest-egg-is started-you arc on the way. you aro preparing for that day when you ran no longer work, .hat day when the credit merchant will not welcome vour charge account ?o pay casn at for less. our market, where you get quality meat THE STILWELL MEAT -CO. A. STILWI'LL &' ED. F. SMITH, Sole Owner.. The Greater Hooverized Grocery . , 0 ft a. l'niU 3 IKtatea Food Ucana 0 No. C 60254 (53 SAM HARRIS, PROP. BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY G0LDEN RULE CO ' es PHONE US YOUR ORDER, USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DELlVj CER., PHONE epMAIlf 32 OR 82 Union0 Stora Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open njittl 8:30 p.m. V. 0 A in aaa a.r w W-ttfcmlfl.Wt.aBWttelW.. ' l. m. 1 1 1 ' ' m .- u 'j nr - i IMP M' A . o o .i w-rVmfitrr:bO;Qv P5 J o & . ........ . fcV o o
