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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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b llnain esterday (new members who were taken in at
..uiui r. oirney, coumy Tuaumasier, - taster.
spent yesterday in ynion.
Taibolt Leaves on Trip
W. II. Talbott left last
for Portfand to spend several Jays
transacting Dusiness.
Vallowa County Court Henv
Tho Wallowa county "court, consist-
cvenmg ing of Judge Marvin and Comrmssion-
J. F.'T. GallowayHere '
J. F.- T. Galloway, prominent resi
dent of Elgin, is In La Grande today.
J. i. beem, of Elgin, is also here.
era Johnson and McCulty. spent last
night in La Grande, being on their
way from Portland to their homes.
They attended the meeting of the
state highway, commission in Port
land this week.
Back at Work
Jimmie McNamee. head clerk at
the Foley hotel is back on the job'ing and cleaned up the church yard,
MethodiHts Clean Up
The men of the Methodist church
turned out enmasse yosterday even
after having been off because 'of ill
ness for several days.
Sgiiarlkerili City
it.' L. Schumaker and wife and Miss 'following which choir practice was
Vida Pattern, of Elgin, are in La held.
Grande for a short stay. Mr. Schu
building a new lawn and plnnting
Virginia creeper around the bnilrfin?.
Later in the evening the women of
the church served a delicious supper,
maker is cashier of the bank in Elgin.
President Kerr Here
: President W. J. Kerr, of Oregon
Agricultural College, was in La
Grande Tuesday evening, going to
Wallowa on the branch line train Wed
nesday morning on business.
Goes to Jackson's Hole
A. M. Austin left this morning f"r
Jackson's Hole, Wyoming. He is PH
ot Lee's best man in the airplane
game and will return soon to juin
Mr. Lee in the summer air campaign.
Iving for Portland
.Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Parsons are
leaving this evening for Portland,
where they will spend the next sev
eral days in having a general good
time.
Observer's Opinion in Minority
It is quite, plain that the opinion
of the Observer on the Griffith play,
"Way Down East," which showed
here Sunday and Monday at the Ar
cade, is in the minqrity, for a great
many have expressed themselves thit
the play was the best thing they had
ever seen. The melodrama of the old
type is portrayed in the play and it is
very evident that the public as a
whole enjoys the old plays, either
spoken or in pictures, best. .
NO WAIM HR NON-RESlDENTit'has been scrvW as mannger of some
SAY TUK C1TV COM MISSION EHB i of the noted fountains in Portland
. land San Francisco. W feel Mr.
Tho city commission last night dc- 'Civan wilf be a winner at our foun
nitd a petition for extending tfce wat-'tain. We want him to "please all
cr mains from the corner of Balm and and we know that he will try. to do
Pennsylvania to serve residents, prt jso. Mr. Cowan is of steady and euro
of whom do not live in the city lim-jful habits, of a good family) ut'Port-'
its, , ianu. f lease let him serve you some
The entire commission was against of his special drinks and sun, lues,
further Extension of water mains to Fresh strawberries, when in ni ukt't,
serve people not in the city limits, es. .will always be a feature with u. Our
pecially in cases such as that of the j -, -
section outside of the city limits is
chocolate is always tho best. We feel
you -know this to Imi true.
FAMILY DRUO STORK
. LA ONANDK.ONCaON,
. 4-7-tt
well built up.
MASONIC LOIKJK MKKTINC. '
There will be a special meeting of
I.a Grande l.odco No. 41 A. F. A
A. M., for work in the Third Degree
Friday evening. April 8, 1921, at
7:30 o'clock. . Ily order of W. M.
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS,
-7.2t ' Secretary.
lAI-'KTEItIA snU'Klt.
A Cafeteria supper- will be given
at the Island City Sunday school at
the church Friday at C p. in.. April
8. Come and bring your friend.
4-7-ltp
Mrs. M. .Williamson, Professor of
Practical Clinical . -Midwifery. ISIS
Madison, phone Red 12. 3-18-mp
Leaving for Portland
' w.Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Parsons arc
leaving this evening for .Portland,
where they will spend the next sev
eral days in having a general good
time.
Recorder Makes Report
J. E, Steams, city recorder, in his
monthly report to the city commission
showed that 14 licenses were issued
during the month of March, 16 build
ing permits, and 68 warrants, the lat
ter totaling $5,131:00. J
Spend Few Days in Portland
' : City Commissioner J. D. McKen-
hon and. wife left this morning for
Portland where they will visit rel
atives and friends for a few days. Mr.
McKcnnon will also attend to busi
ness matters on this trip.
Art Class Tonight
In order to hurry through their
work, so that the slides used might
be sent away, the members of the
Eveping Art Class, which his been
meeting weekly with Mis. E. P. Moss
man, will hold two meetings this
week, the class having met on Tuesday,-
and will also meet this ev
ening, when Miss Margaret AnBon
and Mrs. II. II. Cleaver will be lead
ers for a comparative study of the
works of Corot and Rousseau.
Where the kiddies go for Liberal
Drinks. You bet the kiddies love to
come here for their drinks. They
know where they get the largest glass
of the most delicious sooa anu inc
biggest plate of tho purest and finest
ice cream. Mothers can trust thir
children with us because we serve
only the purest of products and that
means their children s saicty.
Palace coniecuonery uo.
4-7-tf
iteturn to Baker ,
- j.j Mrs. ' George Huntington Currcy
and small son, who have been spend
ing the past several days visiting with
the George H. Currey and A. W. Nel
son families, returned to their h.mc
in Baker yesterday morning.
Jarvis Emigh Has Black Eye
Jarvis Emigh declares that he was
mobbed Monday evening by a' givup
of women who had rend his fashion
notes, and differed with him in opin
ion. Be that as it mny, Uncle Jarvis
has one side of his face rather en
larged, cut on the right cheeli and
a rather stiff neck. " The truth of i'ie
matter is that he was in a hurry to
get home the other evening, and strirtr
ed walking down the railroad triicks;
when he stubbed histoe on one of '.'le
rails, and fell, doing much damage tc
his facial beauty. Today is the first
time that he has been nut,
Our soda fount-tin will be running
in full blast today and continuously.
Our Mr. Cowan, an expert soda water
man, who comes to us from Portland,
Announcement
OLD-TIMB DANCRS
will be given In Rex Hall on
Thursday evenings. Nothing
but the graceful, old-time
dances will be danced. Music
by Llndsey'j superb orche3tra.
Everyone enjoyed the . first
dances; be sure and attend
those to be given., ,, Lessons
by appointment. Call Main 42.
Mr.&Mrs.P.J.Pbwers
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Best 280 egg strain. Hoganized
stock S. C. R. I. Reds; 0. A. (V
Barred Rocks and S. C. White
Leghorns; hens from Tanered
straiii that have averaged 200
eggs their pullet year, mated
with Ferris males, from 275 egg
hens. Eggs $1.00 per -setting.
W. K. GEKELKR
Breeder of "Hens That Lay."
- East N Ave. and Hall St.
P. O. Box 36 La Grande,-Ore.
DA N C E
TUESDAYS
SATURDAYS
Ticket Given Knrh Lady Dancer for
Triie To be tiiren Away Kacb
Tuesday Night.
Draniug at 10 o'clock.
REX HALL
N. A. Desilet, Mgr.
STAR
Hobart Bos worth
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"THE BRUTE MASTER"
From the Story by Mrs.
JACK LONDON. ' . '
Al Cain Recovering j
Al Cain, manager of the Palace Con
fectionery, who was severely injured
in an automobile accident last week,
is back on duty again today He hasn't
entirely recovered from his injuries
hut is able to be around and attend
to business.
Referred to .Manager.
An application for a rooming house
lit-ense by Mr. and Mrs'. M. S. Beckett
Ta referred to ?ity Manager George
tinrrett Jast night by the. city com-missiow--Thy--ask..io.a-
-license at
216 Fir street, the place containing
19 rooms, with 18 beds.
PRESCRIPTIONS
WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION
PUTMAN S DRUG STORE
"The Rexall Store"
Saturday
Sunday
Try tho
Matinees,
Special Two Reel Com
edy, "KISS ME CAROLINE"
took ior the RED LINE 'round the top
FIRST, you want a boot that -won't
separate at the aeami and leak. All
right; there's just where the Goodrich
ONE PIECE construction protects you.
SECOND, it must wear longJrVe've been
making rubber goods FIFlY YEARS
we know how to' make everlastingly
tough soles and uppers.
THIRD, comfort. Slip on a Goodrich
Boot and feel how pliable and comfort,
able it is.
Buying these things in boots is simple.
Jutt look for the Red Line 'round the
top that means Goodrich. 60,000 deal
ers sell them.
The B.F.Goodrich Rubber Company
Aaron, OHIO
111 Kins SU..I.
On Extended Visit TT"
' Miss Nell Roundy returned to La :
Grande on No. 18 last evening after!
an absence of ten months, during
iwhich time she has been visiting with
relatives in Utah. Miss Rounds makes
her home with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Iliult, of this city.
Missionary Society to Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. K. Wright,
Friday afternoon, April 8, at 2:'10 o'
clock. An interesting program has
been prepared and speciil muic -will
be given. All women of the church
and congregation are invited, a spec
ial invitation In-ing rxtf-ndd io ihn
OXFOKDS ANJJ
SHOKS
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LATEST STYLES. "
Oxford, M.".
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KUWIN CLAW'S
famous Shot's and.Ox
foitls for sale ltere
Yiat Save V c Sell for
Ca,slr.
prnt'sCjothiery
''The cVore With Con-
science.'
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PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
DRAINAGE : ''
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
IRRIGATION PIPE
GRAVITY WATER SYSTEMS .
Factory at Island City. Poslofficc Box 791
Light
As the Snow Fall gff
Light and flaky, crisp and la-Ay, Ircah- tif'?
from-t he-oven Snow Flakes, oi course t r
An incomparable product of the West
you II like them. f
Buy them from your grocer in red pack"
ages or family tins.
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Snow
Don't ask tot Crackers'-
say SNOW FLAKES.
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IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
The Caribbean
Cannibal
was known to sell his bed in the morning
and come in the. evening, with tears in his
ryes, to buy it back not having foreseen that
lie .should need it again at night.
Ijnk of foresight in the savage is excus
able! b'ul civilized man foresees mul Bhould
rt'wie; fur his future -wauls.
Art yOii making luatfmiiwd
pfeparatioii for four future 1 A
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P. C. B. CINCI SNAPS
Anoihtt P C B ptotlutt
Pritcuijrly crisp jnr) fine-navorci
Your grocer can upply you
Pacific CoiKt Biscuit Go.
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WORK DAYS
AND REST NIGHTS
Can you do it now? If you cant,
there's something wrong.
Many find coffee a disturbing
clement, so wisely leave it of?
and use
Postum Cereal
IJostum is a pure
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.cereal-drink con
taining nothing ttiat
can possibly disturb
nerves or divert ic ,.
bull fund Postum
has a delightful f l.v
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' Made i Postum Cftval Co.Jngf m
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HI-PRESS
Andrew's Variety
Store
t'OR YOUR SI'KING DKKSSliS AND WAISTS. ,
Wo liavo just received a shipment of dimities and
voiles. Prices range from 35c to $1.1!".
Percales iind ginghams for house dresses, priced from
15c Tto 30c per yard,
LADIES BUNGALOW APRONS . ,.$1.23 and l.3
POLLY PIMM APRONS $1.80 and $2.13 .
CIMLDURN'S DRESSES ;...;....98c and tip..'
Tliese lines are the best on the market.
SPKCIAL ON HATS
In the lot of $7.00,-, there- archals of 'splendid $1,0.00 ,
and $12.50 values. 4 Jn' the lot", at $10.00 : thuro hre ;i
matchless values tit front $12150, to $18.00.' ' V'
BOYS!
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
BICYCLE
TIRES
. ' IF NOT
COME IN AND LOOK -THEM OVER!
JUVENILi; :
OVKRLANI) TJIOKNIMIOOI'"
GIANT STUU .
CHAIN TREAD
G'- D1DSCOUNT l-'OR CASH
OREGON HARDWARE &
BVfPCMENT CQMPANY
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
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