La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1919, Image 3

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TUESDAY. JUNE 24. 1010
TLX riRANE EVENTXO OBSERVER
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Red Cross
I Drug Store ffe
weeki ling relatives.
Jlra. Hairy Hof'uinn of
Grande5, wont to lln; Lake Mdro'Q
to rea.ain lor a lew day
visit.
9h PnScxiption Store.
9 V Inrlft rlm.T-cW will mnftt nt fhM
TWWlfjfillWy mg, hote of Helen und9Join Wllllaliw.
v- - - - - - c -- - 1701 Washington avenuw, oP Wed'
: r
' Mrs. Lee Reynolds iidalittle daugh
ter, Dorothy, have rammed "rom a
five weks" visit in Idaho points '
; L. ll. Edwards returned today
to Baker, after spending a coupl
of'days here unending .to business
Mi68 Elsie Robba let-, this" morn '
Ing ou'No. 6 for Pleasant Valley,
where she' will spend (wo c.r threo
ud wo:d o''is OmoniiiiK ihfft hi remind many people of Hii drink,
niothor, Mia. A. II. Choiry. bad died. introduce it to c-'herP wind bo tho
r. H Kldorado ripriiiKn, Mo., where boKinnniK of ti presiter consumption
she bad been tor hw hcalilj, Mrs. of uiiuumulK. mat win conmimin
rU)Mrv was si.vciitvQvo ve-Os old. ito tlio health and happiness VI the
ItVr lnMy will lie taken lo Ke;mioy. consumers and, at the, O.Miiue time.
Neb., 1' Mr. Cheriy's two ri ouimcr niolp dijiy farmers to iievolop pro-
inouo milieu ujiii-wiiiuiiuii.
0 , Ot Insuio i ninplo semily of
, biurnillk. J'oth r0 homes Qnd for
Anderson retuieO! t li i - i hotels and ioP'.u.nus 0:1 July 1,
. liuoLnlnc from lWtOr.d., nhcro smi'.'Uih DeiuYlmont Bf At ririilluro re-
The, Misison Band Of I'O"! reaby-! nuu open a coiin.0ui n-i.' n ... quels rniunn , .imi.i 111.11., 1
'Mrs . Anderson's ,lai;hte', Mis 'txiopeiate tin1 plan to popularise:
PTuldu, who had also been u: tcmlliin j iiu drink.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wolf aOUnon
of Plosisant Valley, leJft for homo broilers art
day after visOiUB for a short Qiut' their father.
at the homo of Mrs. Wolf's slste
Mrs. JT W. Chnato. at Sun wiurvllie , M'S. A. h
nway afternoon at 2:30 oclock
All inembuis are lnviU'd 9 attend
!
Mr. and Mrs. C4 E. Cuftniitfjs, oj,
this city, ItMt this morning on an
extensive horWay rip that will take
them through Ciilifonita'and then
eautt to ttielr iornier homo in Penn
oylvanla. TKcy && going via Port
land. San Joe, Los Angeles, and
Sjll be auray In all about two
months. .
liHss Marjorlo VR:ln. dnfightcr of
Dr. Logan,. La Grande, is visit;'
ing Mr. anij ' Mrs. L. K. Moore in
this city. Oregontan.
A B. Cherry, of Jhis city, rwjv-
tl coimvattun. lefr Portlud Mon
day jfniug lor Oali'rni tt a:
tond umm- ehonl until the ro
openlng of the schooU b'rtf Tn J'I
tomuor.
ARCAD
Wednesday Only
4 - ACTS - 4
HIPPODROM
VAUDEVILLE
4
1. EUGENE DE BELL Blackface Smiles from
the Sunny South.
2. "JHE KENNEYS A Variety Singing and
Dancing Revue.
3. ROSE & RUSSELL Late Musical Comedy
Artists, in Comedy Singing and Dancing.
4. CLIFFORD WAYNE TRIO In a Distinct
Novelty Act, Featuring Master Karl, the
only Indian Baby Artist Before the Public
1 Today.
AX I) A 'TWO REEL COMEDY.
Lindsay's 7-Piece Orchestra; overture, 7:25; First
Show, 7:30, Second Show, 9:15. Come Early.
LAST TIME TODAY
Wallace Reid
In
THE, DUB
It is pointed eau thai, whili
iiaiht buttermilk is an erH lien!
d jnlt, tm" are a number ueii-
cious comliniations. UuttermilK i
lemonade is obtained by ;ftlillng 11.9 :
luieo of two or. threo b minis to a !
lite Women's Ilfmie Mis Jonury So- ,,,.( 0 buttermilk, Willi migar to I
iety of the M. K. ChurA will meet in tasJo. ltutlermilk inay.b- riibined
the Ladies' Aid room June nt '2 ::bv l aiion Jyieo, nraiiee uiee or
p. m. This is electbn of ofjiccrj.fuggs nmf Sugur for making froen
Bring in all mite llbxcs and dues, so
us to close , the business of the ellV
.MRS. D. W. liECK.PicsideiY
tf-24-H,p.
Buttermiik May -Become
theNationalDrinkinthe '
dainties,
Aslilo from its fond a,nd hoveragt;
Utilities buttu-nillt is suid hi possess
niedi-al iiialitiefl. Many physicians
prescribe it In. tbo" t ollmen', of
rertaln li;retinul disoaahirs. The
bacterial that bjitms abnul the
chemical change by which butter-
' ' Great American Desert" w',k i9 od.,,cta '? , ui-lle;vi1 bv
many pajsicians imvu. .,.,v,,......
to destroy certain other or.inlsin
ffmt. In the, human body, tt-nd l'
luisten sonllWy. Mnny prominent
men drink", buttermilk ivguliuly in
a tonic. One of the most wid -1
known lecturers and writots in the
lis
ii B o ,sn -Ah . I
I a i L I
3 s mm . 1 t JF2 I
I UMI v3:l:7, ''I." -VMK i .PI TM Nil H
m in' arpfl-'-'ri-
Juno 24.
liulleiuiilk
WASHINGTON. U. C.
July 1 is Xaltlouul
ilay.
llutterlillllt, thq United Sfates IX'
l.partment of Ag-i icultuirt thinks, is
one oi u un un.ma HI ...e r.u , lti,rniilk
titll rtf:u"l, ....v. -
nutritious, putut-ablo and
zest and vim. The mini w'ho
bul ttoi'inilk re,piilai: ly and copious'
ly is doing a good turn for himself.
That is one of the purposes of pro
claiming National IStilt. rinilk Hay.
The otlMir ts that the dal:y industry
in tho United Slates will be en-
.cournged.
lluMermllk lay, it Is hotied
,l,l,,kreguVaivly as ho brshes Ills tooth
OI1I1K9 , l,l,..c.ilf
anu declares tiuii. ne i-v,D .,.....
gctliiig younge,r with cyeiy glaasfnl.
Hnve the label, which stands for j
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. The Observer, Is one of j
he two shops in town observing union
will I principles. Phone Main 37. j
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MaaMWMnainHHHnraaBBHwin
Boys' ; 'M. '
At , ; !r ''y. !
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lilamhc Sweet in "Tho Unpardiin ible Sin."
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nt Sherry's' 'I liealrc This Wii-k
jrfTflrl'wfnlfllf'tlTVlJ''''''-1 ' ' '
CLINTS
FOR BOYS AND CHIUDKUN
Quality Style Wear
At i'irircs witliin the reutrU f all;
fori lie Fourth.
Bovs'-KtiickTl'iiM:l'r Siritu
Ch'iUlirnV Straight V:tni Suits
('hiJiliruVWii.sli Suit.'.. ; .......
Cliil'lrli"! KovTiill .....-...
Chihllf u llttj' Snit:
Uiii' hitt ....................
Cliililnn" HloifH
"iov'iiiLl-'liiltlm.,
Ji.Vt s - ? ?2-b to V.4
Jo'vs'rni':i Huit -. Coc to $1.10
va save mxitf&i wii .ws'
Di'uss flivfu up
...$7.35 to $17.85,
...$8.85 tQ $9.85"
.1....Ji:35 to S3.95
S1.50
........... f 15
...95ct!Jli1
;..".-M.i....icto$i.i5
, 6c to $2.25
?. $2.65 to $5.45
Carr .Furniture Company
. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CARLOADS
Or HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
One carload of Eastern manufacture, and one of Coast manu
facture. These cars contain some of the finest and most beautiful
Parlor, Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture ever exhibited in
La Grande. Come in and make your selections now.
Remember our method of Easy Payment enables you to become
tho owner of your choice from this .splendid stock, by tho least
possible effort. .. , . .
k ' Use Your Credit at Carr's
Gets Heavy Fine For
Assault Upon Sheriff
Warnick Last Summer
Kd. Newton, nf lJultnr, ;ih kIvoi:
l fltM' of $1000 by JudKo Gust;iv
- ml union nX H.vr HiusL Siuurd ly
tor an j-.KHainll Hixm Sheriff l.ro Wur
ltuk, of L'nloti County, with a d;iH
lueroita w.'iipon liiwt mimmr. Nt v
tou nlt'.u'A-d guilty to thfj ehaiK
Ann! her cliarvn iijjnin.st New ton
id hhi two ItroiiO H of iiiMuessliw;
IIEXICAIJ REBEL
LEADEE LOSES A
NUMBER OF MEN
HAY CHOPS FCR LIVE STGCK
( I'.y Artsdelatcd Trvnn to Thf Ol'norvor i
Ki PASO, Texas, June 1. Sixty
ill iee of I'niu'ho Villa's rebels were
killed ami many more wounded la.st
SaUiiduy iiiclit in u fi;,rlit with Mexi
m federal troopH at Villa AliuniiMlu,
official military diMpatchea tzivuu out
today say.
GKOWERS OF
LOGANBERRIES
POOL CROPS
SAMM, Ore", June 2i.Korly lo
aMhejiy, jrrowei'R who control more
than 200 ncies of tho famous Oregon
berry, today announces the sate of
their joint crop to tht Winjcr Fruit
Company nt nine rents per pouixl. The
; rowers uro plnnnintc-to make this sys
tem .of pooling pi'inifinent.
Many Fnrmora Unmindful of Ncccc-
city of Providing for Fall and
Winter Feeding.
(Prepared ty ttio VnltM Rtntes liepart
mt'iit nf ArMi'-'Ultuir.)
The Idirli lirieo of muh feed, em
plund'e the neecsliy ef nil fnrmerH
.tantlntr n mitiiclent ucretiKti-of tnn
iner fortnro eropn lo enable them t"
provhlo themselves with bay nad
other roiiiilunres for their live Mm-U
durlnit the eomliiK year. With the
nl'und:ine of pasture mailable, In tho
nrliiL'llme fern ecu ofteulhiioH nre un-
' mindful ef lb" ueetsUy ( f providing
1r that pi rlud during the fall when
pasture will be dry, or daring the win
ter when there will be no feed avail
able. '
The enmity irienfn should be- con
sulted wllli I'l-ference to the availabil
ity of need. Where out.slde purchiiycH
hnv,' to be niiiiK1 the order Nhouht be
I I i iced at once, so I hat the eed uuiy
be on baud to how when the noil Ik In
frnod condition aiul (he reason is not
t'jo far udvaned.
Anions tho Rovera! Nitmincr hny
crops for t hi1 Koiithwcxt Koibum or
Sudan kvuhh are undoubtedly In tnont
fitvor. In the southeiisiern territory
K'H'IiHiu nnd eowpeiiM, plumed' any
time before the Hrnt of July, will nta
tore a ?reat abuudnnce of unod (pial
It y rouuh feed fr mules or cullle. The
County aeniH tdiould be consulted
ullh lefereinv to heHt cropx for local
eoudltlonH, meihod of plantltn; nnd
quantity of "wed per acre to be uacU
in different, localities.
Saricl
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( )i san i w i ' i ii:s r )i; sakaj s
'Ucv) 20c. :
It niiikfs (ii'liciniirt Siiii'l wii lics, ?-.il.i'b, Ilri-.ik-J'iisl
(lislics ainl ttmij ., Ilnil.'vjll Jiii'l
i Ikiimii tu yuiir nu ;iN. -' :'. .
It 'ri'ulii.iiis iCijn- Olives, I'miciilns, 'Cinu llcrli.
.Ilnl just I ht' Jil'mT t 1 i nl' 'fllllM. ."Olilliiilril
with OJivc jilt fir.iiluct.s'M' Sumi.v
f'UHi.l. . .. "...
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Ni.M, S;iim1' !-1 f iUi H; iTi 1 1 wi i 1 n s uf" ( i!it ml iu".
itii''Mt. T lii.--. !;; i i;r I "l:i i'l.i- ii-.ii.il Iji'i-.-
. l.l!il."iill'1 l'tii V l'('ilt IS .Wlli't I'VC I'vllO,!
Ult. .
-CALL MAUI W -
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Phone us ;
Your Order
. For' 'Currah
...NVj'.iii rcrcivifi .soiiic.vi'i'y J'iin' ( 'uri'aiifs "ach
- inoi'iiiny:, "iitut v.iilil !nl isr-diir IViinls lo ;:'t .
tlini iit i'ii-i, iis tlc 1' t wi'.-itlici- will sodirdi v
t'iriii iiji. .
PKICC, TV:. CflTE, $3.0P.
Reel R;tU'iris ToMay. .
CtutlKutf ai'f V'iitwmcloDS.
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8?AJ9? 43-
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i; (J, -SHODGRAS
I'liititv schools
to mo KICP.VIIU.I)
(Cuntiiiucd Irom Puro 1)
LiiUo CI ly fur u f.i'W wucks. Mr.
St'-Mlil-.iril iilsii went lo til?; Utalt
psijmI'.'.I Imt r"innliKHl only a few
l.ijs.
FOOD RIOTS' ARE
CAUSE OF DEATHS
AMONG BERLINERS
U'.y AMi)ol:itnl l'ruua to Tho Ofosarvo-J
lUCUI.IN, June 2-1. I'oliec ami sol
diers who iiHerniieil in the food rioU
in the Miliuilia of Helin today, ex
thaiiKe.l shot.s with motw of men nnd
wuiiien. A nuinher of tihons were
lilundvi'Cil liy Hume Keekinp; food.
lieporln f i ciin Mannheim sny thut
duriiiK Hi rious riotinir theic Inst Sun
day, 11 persona wele killed and 87
wounded.
Apt Simile.
Tln pilnelpal Npi'iiker nt n pnllllenl
inertlni; wiim ii liiirldlnir orator who
loved the Unlit of publicity. (irnspliiR
Hie h ker liy the linn on the j-onelu-
Hl..:i of hlfi lontr midribs, Hie ehnlr
in;m said: "Voiir peeeh wnfl like a
kin-" of flood i-hauipaeni1." here- tho
eluilrinan Hinlli-d plenMintly, "lots of
froth mid very dry!"
Tho Oleu-rver furnisne and prlntl
Mutter Wrappers.
A WANT AU will do It.
i NEW TODAY i
I'OIt SALE l.iKlit lluiik Six, reeenf
ly ovei hauli-d; n real Imy for noma-,
.(.lie; price JSIll). Incpiire I CUD Wnnh
iiiRton, I'lmiie Ked Bl.l. tr21-5tp
l'ol SALK. Teuin of muleH. avernc;
sie, trood workers; jirice If'JOO. Call
. or wiile K. K. Miller, AUeel.
. U-'JJ Iit.p
I'OI! SAI.K- DUilr.u ioo'iii et hetik
hit; sloo, ftitrlien ejrljlnet, wash
lull iiiiM'hine with water nyi'.or,
tltreo r'i-;t. library tutiio ro.;kei,
biii.v btiw, .!(.. 1707 Wuln'V '
Ml. J. t'onj'er. I'hoao I'ed u?a.
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FILM
IN
BEFORE
Erowjiie
Canieras
$2.13 to $5.7S
F?enio
Caniijfas
$7.GDoto $15.
Folding
Pocket o
Kodaks
$8.(20 t& $G8
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