La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1919, Image 3

i
l
; 1 TUESDAY, :.7TTLY.U Ini!)1
tS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
EOCAL
'PENWGl
ga Bming Soon
jVand Mrs. . B. Nutter, 300
jTjJfcourt street, received a telegram
t$ saying hot their son, Harold
jter, had ro.'eicdchis dischav-j ift
np MPrritt, New Jersey, after ser
( te overseas. He hopes to be it
indleton in tie to see the Round
pp. East )regonion.
Dark to Way
Mr. and Mrs. J.'M. Koehenaparker
returned to their former homo In Ln
Grand, after improving on a hoine
etoad In Harney County. Mr. and
Mrs. Iacken?parker are well known
here, havlsg lived in south La Grande
' for sevoral years before Ijoing te
Harney county.
7 'IlsSFWf
Pete Grant In fhe City
Pete Grant, a former well kaowr
railroad man who for many years waF
resident of La Grande, is spending
u few days in La Grande, on business
and renewing old acquaintances. Mr
Grant is located at Enterprise.
Ice Cream Social Friday
An ice cream social will be held at
the parsonage of the M. E. Church,
South, tomorrow (Friday) evening, at
8 o'clock. Everybody is welcome to
attend. I
O.-W. Band Dance Tonight-
Rex hall will be open for dancing
tonight from 9 o'clock until' 12, the
dance being under the auspices of the
O.-W. band. Rex hail is noted as be
ing a good place to spend a pleasant
evening, when the O.-W, band boys
are in charge.
Home From Salem
George Cochran arrived homo this
morning on No. 6, from Sale,in where
he has been attending the State
Water Doaod meeting.
1'nssed Tliru I'lty
Dr. W. T. l'hy passed thru the
city this morning on No. ti enroute
to his home at Hot Lake.
rhis picture bids fair to outrival
rtliing previously presented by th
le actor, for it is in a new vein,
h a war angle, and deals with ij
i use of the wireless by Hun spies
fig the Mexican border. The sup
fting players, heaOJ by Wanda
iVlcy, are exKllent. O
rea weless OUTFIT USED
ft; NEW HART PHOTOl'i-ATS
Mor.4 fcmployed in New Art
t eft Picture, "The Bor-
d. r Virl. '
111 ( ( William S. Hurt studio at
Hollyvd, complete and practical
wirele0utl't was erected for use in
scenetff his new Artcraft picture,
"The rder Wireless," which will be
showr' the Arcade Theatre Fridcy
andfgirday. Of course, there is no
posfllty of messages being sent out
side; t radius of the studio itsslf, but
to (intents and purposes, if is 'the
reijj '"Si and, to make the scenes
ab''y correct, Wanda Hawlcy,
who''s the feminine lead opposite
MrjAwas compelled to learn the
cod 'ts entirety.
XI was no small task for the
bcai'ul little actress, but she ac
convhed it in an astonishingly
shoi'me, anl probably with as great
oo lter facility than many actua.
opers, when they are beginning
In ier to insure those in the audi-
enewho may be familiar with the
wrlpS code from finding flaws ir
the1'", Mr, Hart, who directed the
ia-tftin under the supervision of
Xh45 H. Ince, insisted that all the
dptd dashes be correctly interpret
ed, hus when the sparks flash the
riefe in the picture, it will be the
act message that is required by
the'gencics of the plot.
I
KHKItltY'S Tf?i:.TltK TODAY
w York City's proudest boast Is
Itriisht streets. Hut Hint is reck
tg without Greenwich Village. In
Bohemia of Kw Yo:k ore wind-
'slre'is that end ln blind alleys I
Ifti, t where they end."
hoso crooked srreets were laid in
'days of the second great fellow
eplderdc 411 1822, when the
pouring of 20,000 people f'oin
'city below Fulton Steeft caused
Bhep to grow up over night. So i
s'ly wore the country lanes and I
flaths converted into village
BUs thut no attempt was lunle to
Sighten tlniir vagaiiious ways,
l-'i that period date most of the
o'lioust's that still ae standing.
GroemUcli Villupe remains to
ds quaint maze of Irregular sPieets
ofaequal lengths, which often bo
gi'.ml end at the little triangular
"sires," with their high lion
fcp that enclose a bit of grass and
a. r trees. The maorlty or the
tn -In these little inirks are th'
nae trees suffered from a blight,
w.lad'ly welcomed at our shores.
ny of the scenes In woman
Wun" tlin WUIiiim Pnv nhntnnlnv
whj will bo shown at the Sliemy'B
Th;rc. arc laid in Greenwich. VIM'
agi Kvclya Neehit. win
tl'ioa.liiiK role, has a number oi
empg adventures In the Bohemia
of iw York. Also a comedy and
onuf the popular weekly 'reviews
rou out a very attractive program
Carr Furniture Company
e
t' lu'idi! (iiirst'lvcs on liavinjv the i'inc't and most "eom'iloic stock of
Stoves, Phonographs, K'uiis anil JJ'nsehohl Hardware that i nn ho seen iw
Union nnd Wnilowu count ies, aiuUur competent salesmen will he glad to
assist y.ni to pick tlu articles which will hf? most suitable and satisfactory
fiii'.voui' needs.
:
t'onie in and look ovt'i' tuir stuck and remember that yo will always
make arrangements witl'i you fur convenient and easy terms of payment.
Astnall part of the purchase price, followed by regular monthly or week
ly installments is all that e ask.
IN
BEFORE!
V)
Use Your Credit at Carr's
Cerver advertising will bring r
still
Visiting In linker
Mrs. W. M. Kenneda and daughter
Wlnnifred left this morning for
linker, to spend the day with re-j
latlvcs and rfiepds.
No One Comnlains About line-a Beinfr "Slow"
Around the House WherrThere's a Victrola
or Edison
4'omes In From Durkeo
John L. Neely. of Durkee was in
the city to transact- business today.
North Powder Man lleie
Hilliar L. Gren of North 'Powder,;
spent seveml hours in town today.
He was a business visitor at the U-1
S. Land office.
lA'ft For Caldwell"
Joe Whitby left this morning for
Caldwell, Idaho, where, he has ac
cepted a new position with a drug
firm there. Mrs. Whitby will join
him in a few days.
1
ir Ximsidjy the world s
artlfits in next time.
Stop in and hea
most iamous
you re passing our stoiv-
'And let us explain hosJ it is to have
this music iu your hoirf right away.
Newlin Book and SationeryCo.
Everybody Dance
Rex Hall will be open up wide for you all Tonight
ThursdavEvcning, July 31
The music J start at 9 o'clock,
with the 0-W orchestra performing
The O-W Band Invites You to Come and Have
a Good Time
Brownie
Cameras
$2.13 to $5.75
Jremo
Camdtaa .
$7.00 0 $15,
Folding
Pocket
Kodaks
$8.00 to $68
PRINTS
OUT,
AT.
9 4 31
k
S
Have the label, which standi for
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. The Observer Is one of
the two shops in town observing union
principles. Phone Main 87.
A WAN I AO will flo It
Homo From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mackey and
son, arrived home a few days ago,
fioiu a trip to the coast.
Another (iia-s 1'irc
Sparks from a yard ejicine set fin
to grass near the Grande Konde
Lumber company yards this at'er
noon. The fire advanced to a pile of
'lumbar but the engine from the city
station arrived in time to foiestall
any damage.
Electric Company Moving
The Nash Electric Company is re
moving today from the Foley Hotel
building to a uooui tu the Suuiuiej
Hotel building.
Will Hold Train an Hour
Word trom Portland this after
noon said the train will be held at
Entenprisc one hour Sunday for the
benefit of those who want to bo to
tho Wallowa county town to so.", the
ball game that day between the La
Grande and Entoi prise teams.
T(lblX4RTORS'rc
f TTmn. I. aoad
SPORTING
FOR RENT 225 acres, 100 acres
Irrigated, black loam bottom land,
straw oiop. Takes 4500 to handle
Renter to buy equipment, hay nd
this place.
a-l-lt.
WELCOME MEETING
FOR CAPT. PURDY
AND WIFE TONIGHT
A welcome meeting; for Capt. and
Mrs. J. K. Purdy, of the Salvation
Army, will be held at the Salvation
Army hall,' next to White's grocery,
on Fir street. Capt. and Mrs. Purdy
are the successors of Capt and Mrs.
W. G. Stnith, who left Tuesday even
ing for Portland, following their
(-n.fpr tn the work in that city. The
welcome meeting tonight will -be con-j ft
uucica vy nujuwiii. u...-
Capt. and Mrs. Purdy had been for
some time past ih charge of the Saiva-j
. tion Array Soldier' nd Sailors' Red;
Shfcld Club,at Seattle, ami Capt. Pur-j
.dy came by motortycle from that city,
.rnvine in town last night. Mrs.;
Purdy came by train, reaching here
Tuesday. 0
GOODS
We
parry a Very Largj and Complete Stock of Sporting Goods
Red-Cross
SIXUl.K 1
HUNTING COATS
1 '
HUNTERS' KNIVES, .
I
GREASES AND OILS,
i
GUN CASES,
i i
V RECJILPADS,
'. , '
. FISHING TACKLE.
Aimuuition Stock Complete and Fresh From thq
autv (ji'S. t:i kj.ks (,f all stvll:s and
Factory.
9
UYLOAlSlNO
aliimj:
ARCADE
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
WM. S. HART
WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU ARE?
It la astonishing how many
women through lack of atten
tion are wearing corsets that
give a more mature appear
ance to the figure than It
should have, and consequent
ly they appear to be five or
ten yean older than they are.
It la possible to readily Im
prove that condition it you
will come to our corset de
partment and got e trial fit
ting of the MODART front
laced corset
Pauline Lederle
IN
"The Border Wireless"
0W
fir .v.4
1 U LAEGiST STOCK OF .1PORTIKG GOODS IK OREGON-WAY WE
9- i n v j& i u u xv KJJXLasL, :
I O f
o I
(SO Ol ffi
9 n
Orei on0 Hardware A Implement
I
B
e 8 It
i'f..Zt&: C.?i2jfj
"ml
X'ltti.aml llitu i'ji llilr Jfart iiiidui 11m friction
Is too cIomi' cvcii ft the ini y, find it's then
ti.'at you the ,icat western uvt1t at wi.rk
'vvith liis hMv I'l'l. , o 0
Q o
1
J
iSimirXj," superior to
any othcF front Ince eonwt,
for wiUiout thfi VcsTZL&r
feature no corsei ean votf-
iiiibly" ) just H8 feood. 14
contain tbe niiuttv toQck d
scientific construction.
You do sot lacrifLct f rw
fort for tyle pit yoa ii m4
sacrifice ttyh foe ejufgH
Lett you wear ,
m
A' comnlcte'linc alwata on
tharfJ priced o $2.59 up.
".0-T(?l)AVfLtA9- 9
Company
Ms. Rojat. Pattisdn.
Drug Storfe
8
w oo
o
O
? 8
uorseuer
Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702
LI LA LEE in "THE SECRET ARDEN ",
"Ald.OVA
OKECOX
00 J'-v Cii.l.Mll;, UlfO'iU.N
The PnecrlptAa Store, o
O
o
0 o
rS
CO
..Ji
1.
7Z
li I !
? !
14
jiVajci!T-y i , , - l:-t-jjli , IWBi W'lJJWa.MMMaiWWaal
1-