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j i i WHEN YOU SHAVE Do you have troubles'? Ditt your raw pull? Does' yuiir soup fail to produce a satisfactory lather? iwes your fue wumrt und 'burn ufter the operation? BHAVING SUPPLIES . , ,.v from our splendid stock v.Ul. overcome ;your dif ficulties. !MiKili depends upon the' quality of your razor, st rop, soup, etc Exuuiiue our sliming supplies und learn how little it costs to own the r satisfactory kind. La Grande Pharmacy 'A30LFE XEWLT.N, Manager Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon IVUBM Cove Cherry Fair THURSDAY, JULY 20 i Music by Elks' Band of La Omiide Address by ex-Governor West and others Suiuetlunj doin all diiy 11m Cove -ot 'em? Well, you wine and see! TODAY TOMORROW BfUSTIN FARNUM IN A VERY UNUSUAL ... . m a t t. rmr'OT'T a trrniT 5 ! ! DAVID GAR. RICK Mr. J-'arnuiu nuikes a strong dnanatit "Crarrkk Tr.it.hov.t losing any of his eusrm a? vigurous actor. ARCADE "Best by Test SCHEIE 10 GEI PEACE PRICES- KKCONKTKUCTION OF I'Hoi'oaun. MOMBS ! ON ALL GOODS AT THE UNITED STORE WEEN FIRST RECEIVED r AEE MARKED LOW : . ;. I Results llunrired Million Advucuted to Ke-11 huild KuroiM- After War. ( Ihildren 's Js'ew Hose Girls' jSew Hose Boys' Unions Ladies ' New Hose ..10c, 15c, 19c, 25c Ladies New Bilk Hose .25c, 49c, 98c Little Tots Half Hose, 2 for .25c Girls' Black Bloomers 25c Corset Covers 19c . Unions, for ladies 1.'.... 25c Handkerchiefs lc Ladies' Vests 5c Ladies' Slippers . .5 I . 98c, $18, .$2.49, $2.98 New York, July f. A plan to aboliuth war uml spend $100,000,000 in reconstructing homes, churches and business pluee in Kurope was un uounued yesterday hy the American (Jommittee of the International Ke construction Leupue. which has ite headquarters with the Committee of Mmv.v. the Niitionul Allied Italief Committee and other non-Teuton agencies, at No. 200 Fifth Avenue. The nwn wus Riven out by John Moftatt, Chairman of the Executive Committee, whp said thut some t mmmv ulrmidv had been subscribed to ward the reconstruction fund, and thut It is (bnped to get President WiU Bon its Honorary Ghuirman" of the Advisory "Committee of the Ameri can Committee. Men Ducking Movement. . The present Honorary 'President of the committee, according to Mr. Moffat, is President Emeritus Chas. W. Eliot of Harvard, und among those whose names appear on the letter-, head of the -organization are Nonnnn Hapgood, Mrs. -J. Borden Harrbnan, Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins, Otto H. i Knhn, Theodore Kowevelt. Pell, Honry ! Wattorson, I-ouift Wiley, JUihhi, S. S. j Wise, Govs. Cupptn" of Kansas, Craig of Ninth Carolina, fewif of Miehi j pan, Hunt, Arizona, and Withyeombe of Oregon: Senators Bursting of ' Wisouimin, Norris of Nebraska. Over- , , c iiriTii i i man of. North Carolina and Tillmmi I -M of -South Carolina und Frederick H. j - ! .Allen. Treasurer. Wants Schools to Teach Kespeet. , ! The aims of the league are: J New York, July TThe Gary plan : "I- irst Immeduite rulief work for of Sl.nool adminiHtratam, the ohhfra Hhe suflonnir war vwtims of Europe. tim, 0f .educational sratems to union This work is to he continued as long juuor anli pea(;o iud th(jir iiininpB in :as the war .may last. the discussions of the National Edu- "Second Amoncan aid for the .ation ussociution meetinp here to ( stricken people of Europe when they Qny wiiium A. Wart, Buiieriutendont ! .f,"',m Wl,r to the twak oi rn""1- of the city schools of fGury, Ind., dis j iliUition. ; : I cussed the Gary plan as organized in j "'Ihiro' ,A p an to educate puuuc:(his llome city UIld as administered an. upuiiuii no vu mic (iiuunuuiiiu., u. "involve ol tlie ieuUinp puliUc SCllOOlB ! world wide arrangement thut will m- j the Bronx, New York Citv. The ;. sure a lasting peace, with a, view -to GilI.v ,)luUj he (je(.iureUi illis extended j pledgmer America to its simport. j j 8(mle form or other tn most of the j l'urposes of the Leapue.- J .leading city school systems in the I Mass meetings will he heldt . c.(UUltry. SaTiuiel Gompers. president j Madison Square Garden. Mr. Moffut : 0f the American federation of lalior, jsnid. The leapue. lie declared, has ; advocated training -in foe schools for no intention of tr-mg to end the : efiicieut work mid the teuching in the present war, hut has the lollowing schools of the doctrint of respect for Our poods, priced right, are sold diu-iu, the season No old stocks carried over Therefore no sales to push past season's poods Our every-day prices are less than all so-called sale prie.es- &''44l)(i1 -lliink tliis over. 10c, 15c, 2 for 25c 10c, 15c, 2 for 25c ;. 25c Boys' New Hose : 10c, 15c, 18c, 2 for 25c Men's Bpoit Slippers Men's Sandals Men's Dress Shes Men's Unions J $1.98, $2.98, $3.50 $1.98 $2.98 Men's Work Sox Men's Work Shii-ts "Men's. Ann Bands ..49c ...5c ..45c ..2c Oolcrates Sluavinp Soap .4c Collates Shaving Stick ". 19o White Handkerchiefs I 5c Men's Hate, all styles .98c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE UNITED STORE 125 BIG BUSY STORES J. C PENNEY CO. Tjronrmm for the future: "The United States, on condition i tlmt the othur preut states pledpe i tlumiselves to an equivalent partici pation, is to pledge horsulf to sup- the rights of the man who .carries a dmuer-pail. Ir. John Dewey, profes sor of education -Columbia university, luidressed the association on "Natiom ulir.inr' .Efhicittion Krninn T). Frk. jmrt. any plan of world povernment j memlHir f Congress from Ohio, ad or order which includes any or all of . vot;ni,.d the eiitaiilishmeiit of a -na tional university at Washington. One ol the ireulty belligerent meetings is the iiieotiiur of the American school peace league. Fanny Fern Andrews, secretary of the league, insists that minor Hminn trmmm.- mtit -hnul v resources for the execution of the . for ut uny price. Dele- ! court's or commissions decisions; ( pates to the ueace league and prnm i limitation of armament and .its inter- : jUOIlt educators who are guests at the national control.'- annua banquet in the Hotel Astor j The league wants SlliUO to equip j diftor us to the educational program j und maintain a bonier hospital at . t0 jt lead to -the establishment of the following: A code of interaa- j tional law; a world court ol justice : and international commission of in- quiry for non-.iusticiuhle matters; the j obligation of ull signatory powers to ! pledge thetr economic and miutaTy lirownsville. Tex. J- nntlh f nr Belief Wrk. The Committ.se of Mercy Fund for war sufferers, uf which August. Uol mout. No. 200 Fifth Avenue, is Chuir mun, yesturduy -reached 81,137.901. The ihrtemutionud Reconstruction laguc has acknowledged, during the last week, ZS'M. The fund of the Armenian Commit ee for Armenian and iSyrian relief now totals f7S4,;;5. The War Keliof Commission of the Kinikeleller Foundation nus appro- peace with honor. "Thr formation of un effective world peace court, bo nearly aceom plitihed at the second Sajrue Confer ence, declared Miss Fern Andrews, "should be emphasized as an ideal for which the world has hoped and wanted." SHERRY THEATRE " Always the Best To-Day Last Day William Fox Presents WILLIAM FARM In AMaeofSorrow" Founded on the Great Stag-e I Success HOODMAN BLIND TOMOEEOW ONLY THE SACRIFICE." Loggers Semove Tree Tops lynamhe. With Portland. Ju!y C. That dynamite is iihmI io rwmnvp th. tuns from trw priated more than $;;.00fl.ltltf in tlie i selected as spar trees lor the skyline six months ended yesieruay. of which I logging rig of the ' Manley-Moore J 82.15!' ,SKi has .lieen sient. Of this j Lunriier company camp t Fairfax, sun;. ji:Mi,n wem asn is troporteu uv j- oresi I'mcer , lielgium: SllliO.OOO to Armenian undT a. Nelson, wlio has just returned I Syrian relief. nd 514B.8M for Ser- j fn, B visit to this enrnp. j hinn relief. Am,TOXimutelT f l.Olll).- iustead rf a r ' OUP is yet to 1.e spont n Poland. Ser- the nBudri(;w!r ,pat6 on a Jluir rf loIip. hia. MoniemTt and Albania. spurred climniiur inms an4 ascends. 150 feet. He carries with him sever. al sticks of dynamite tied together, I end to end. like & string of sausages. This he puts wound the tree trunk, I which is usually about ii.' mcBn m diameter at the point where he wish- : ee to take off the top, tying the pow- tnai TO THE PKNEEKS. Your thoughts toduy mre far from here, you see The cumpftres srleami"g lv the riusry way Tne long, white train ol wagons ana 1 aer securely ui place. A .detonating tn free i cop. to whicn a long piece off fuse is Aud piercing - ell of wvotes" miri ! aohed, is insered in one of Hae T.iglrt bav I sticks of dynamite. The ripper av- , cend 20 feet or so. Jurhtt- the fuse : Mong the trail lie wsste and rrngn ' and makes his way to a safe place on ; of death. i 'Cnc irroujid some distance from the 1 c- -n u . .i itree. After a few minutes the pww-1 Stil! or. it hQS nw tae irgir. weak. . , Tm ; the air and comes crasniiur down. ! The iiiubs arc removed from the trunk tef ore the top is shot out, bo that afsor the explosion the stub is ready for attaching the Wocks of the The meniury of thoMe i.r ring objt pxrhead logging system. will go ' This method of getting tine tops off, Nut f run; youi ninioj- a..j her.t un- j which w only expenmetrtal at jrs- tii tne ohv i era, is expected to prove safer and T- truU endiiert- on earth; mi- ecomwnia.! than sawing or ward now j chopping off tne top. wwch ra&Kee it Tlnvse notiit aoui into k Kpai-.ou wiiy chf until :)e nla, fcuon. , , , , ,i The Maniev-Siuore Lumuer wm- Tour !utKrs almor. r. n-M aim J1(U!y ls twtan, .nis jd,, homiiva , !U1S , tr-year coutrct -with th At whe lougiit and wins the ui.- l'rest Se-nw no is cutting Govern- tarued west. ; mentt f.miier to the Etmier Natimne Your histwT. wr mm oar h.t htx-e' f orest t an ievBtior. of ,MW fee: iranwrW j.urve sea kri. tt teghest er:iiir, : m , . t-, r.,o,. of any iorrnr works oiwratmc in to rest. The weary ones have yielded 'jt the ireath Tin- , honored, lie m thev rest. Look Over This List and Call Main 43 For j Tnrvujrh mar. yetr i u-v with yvt of change yo ! Thwart s.nr pas.tsi inte thac! j Kjuri. juid j W"5,f- cunpfaw ptm.rr, arte Wrv w wie V-"-s 4kTKl tie r isuunc wosterr. astuurton. Itp ye- ajro trientior, wuf called to their opera-; .wms vher, tni'r installed as mcUwui raiiwsy over a jr.iie iong. and so ar-.. T-ji-ngec tiui: a cr.riiin of inr commg awr. haui an pmrrr cs.r te. Or. the ' msLXituurr. gn.ot of this. inc.h:i 6 j f rieiii i -rci rises f7 W. it. goir fnrwarci) i It. S: has a sa'.-wssfu. aper- 1 pVww utior. f-.r- twv ;ea ; Sti'awheiTies Dew Beiiies Lojraiilerries Wax Beans Cucumbers Head Lettuce 2vev Beets Green Onions Ne-w Potatoes Red Raspberries Blackcaps Cantaloupes Oranees Biosr Cherries Oreen Peas Fresh Tomatoes Youmr Turnips Carrots Ra disb.es Cabbar-? Yqzt Orders Will Recerrs Oar CarefiJ AttsrtiK Je G. Snodgrass Grocer Thzzt Msia Service per Tact Al caJima. One Word, One Cent, One Time. 4-