SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING! OBSERVER
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La Grande
Community
Mausoleum
Magnificent
Permanent
Sanitary
Non-Sectarian
Non-Taxable
Perpetually
Maintained
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Insuring your house does not prepare it to burn,
but does prepare you to live without worry as to the
every-present possibility of its destruction by fire.
Providing Mausoleum protection is not preparing
to die. It is preparation to LIVE WITHOUT
WORRY as to the ever-present possibility of loved
ones dying and being dishonored by grave or fur
nace violence.
Neglect to provide insurance for the home or dis
position in advance of death! is a mean characteristic,
forcing upon friends and relatives the performance
of unpleasant duties in time of loss and bereavement.
The revenge of neglect is merciless, and it follows the
unprepared. , -
Will YOU prepare or not? In the calm of health
consider and choose. Intelligent investigation must
precede decision. You cannot afford to spend a
moment in gloomy contemplation of death; but you
can afford to devote a day to the discovery of peace
ful living by preparedness. "
The "some day" person is a slave to Foreboding.
The "today" individual has banished this destroyer
' of Peace. Which are 7011?
ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET ON REQUEST
PORTLAND
MAUSOLEUM Go.
John Collier, Union County Representative
G. L. Greene, General Salesman
LA GRANDE :-: OREGON
water' on it It is made with a hole
in one end 'where you may heat your
curling iron and it all packs up in a
small velvet bag of nine by seven
inches. For further aid to tine trav-
eling laundress come in either little
silk or leather covered envelope cases
one half dozen tiny clothes pins, a
stout cord wound on a flat card and
glass 'headed thumb tacks where-on
to hang your line. The 'wardrobe
trunks have reached a pinnacle of ex
cellence whidh makes them, with their
hangers and drawers, as complete as
your own closet and dresser at home;
and the hat boxes of leather with
handles so that they may be carried
on your way, or the larger hat trunks
fitted with padded head rests for six
and eigiht hats and a tray for your
hatpins, gloves and veils, make going
away quite as convenient and com
fortable as staying at home, and twice
as fascinating.
How He Was Sized Up
Looking For A Usance
1 To Save a $ And Then Some? -
SEE THE REAL BARGAINS IN MY
SECOND-HAND WINDOW
$ 2.25 Stands ...... 99c
$ 3.00 Stands $1.10
$10.50 Stands ... .:.$3.98
$22.50 Sideboard $ 9.48
$35.00 Sideboard $14.50
Washington, August 5. When the
senate goes into executive session, all
is solemn and serious. For instance,
this story leaks out:
"May I ask what sort of man the
nominee is?" asked Senator Penrose
of Senator Stone when Abram Elkus
was up for confirmation as Turkish
Ambassador.
' "A liberal, intelligent, generous
minded man," said Stone. ,
"I hope he'll not forget to be liberal
in the coming campaign," said Pen
rose.
"Patriotism should dictate 'his
course' replied Stone.
Committee Is Named.
Have about 50 good beds left of the SNAP I bought:
two weeks ago. BEDS going up my price going
down.
Beds for $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00
These are good Beds. "Worth dollars to you to buy
here. .
F. D. HAISTEN
FURNITURE ON
EASY PAYMENTS
Fashions
BY MARGARET MASON.
Luella travels all the while,
She's never seen at home;
Her travel togs become her so,
iShe simply has to roam.
New York, Aug. 4. Traveling
made becoming! That's what the
stunning new travel togs do for the
busy little globe trotters. Hats,
coats, veils, bags and boxes, they are
all smart as smart can 'be. The new
est travel coats come in striking
shades of tobacco .. brown, mustard,
peacock blue and emerald green and
hang voluminously full from narrow
shoulders or narrow yokes. Huge
patch pockets are much in evidence
and buttons big as silver dollars or
even doughnuts. Of a certainty, if
your coat is peacock blue toilette case
too must be that hue. These fascinat
ing receptacles, when of the colored
leather, are built like small suitcases,
tout tflie regular traveling bag shaped
ones are all of either leather or pig
skin and then lined to match your col-
PETTICOATS TAKE ON MUCH WIDENESS.
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or scheme. It were easier to enumer
ate what these Pandora treasure
boxes do not contain than what they
do. Everything appertaining to a fas
tidious feminine toilette is there. The
complete beauty parlor to be toted at
ease by a red cap and be at your ser
vice by land or sea as first aids in
your capture of all nationalities of
male. There are of course hair
brush, comb and mirror; clothes
brush, hat brush and nail brush, a
complete manicure outfit, an electric
curling iron, soap box, tooth brush
case and innumerable boxes and jars
for cold cream, powder, rogue, scents
and lotions. Button hook, shoe horn
and hairpin box also lurk in ambush.
These articles are most adequate in
ivorine monogrammed or striped in
black or gold, but an edition de luxe
is exquisite in crystal, gilt and enam-1
el. There are the complete sewing
kits too in either leather or cretonne
covered boxes so that you may darn
or tat en route and take the famous
little stitch in time that saves nine.
For the thrifty travelers who loves to
put out a wash in the privacy of her
state room or hotel domicile there is
a three pound electric iron that will
turn up side down and let you heat
Washington, Aug. 3. The special
Joint committee of the Senate and
House, appointed - under the New
lands act to investigate railroad con
ditions, has been named, and will be
gin its work probably at the adjourn
ment of the session. It will report to
the next congress. The mombers of
the committee are:
Senators Francis G. Newlands, Re
publican, Nevada; Joseph T. Robin
son, Democrat, Arkansas; Oscar W.
Underwood, Democrat, Alabama; Al
bert B. Cummins, Republican; Iowa;
Frank B. Brandegee, Republican,
Connecticut; Representatives William
C. Adamson, Democrat, Georgia; Wm.
A. Cullop, Democrat, Indiana; Thetus
W. Sims, Democrat, Tennessee John
J. Esch, Republican, Wisconsin; Ed
ward L. Hamilton, Republican, Mich
igan.
The Senators are tihe members of
the Senate Interstate Commerce com
mittee, the Representatives of the
House Interstate and Foreign Com
merce committee.
The inquiry originally was suggest
ed by President Wilson in his mes
sage to Congress on Dec. 7, 1915, to
cover "railroad regulation and legisla'
tion." As it is formulated in the
Newlands act, the inquiry will in
clude Government control and regula
tion of interstate and foreign trans
portationj changes in the Interstate
Commerce commission and the Act to
Regulate Commerce, Government
ownership of all public utilities, such
as telegraph, wireless, telephone, ex
press companies and railroads en
gaged in interstate and foreign com
merce, and the comparative worth
and efficiency of Government owner
ship and operation and Government
control only.
It is declared that no Government
inquiry ever has aroused more in
tense interest among shippers, man
ufacturers, merchants, railroad op
erators and investors than this one.
RUN DOWN V
If you are run down, can't eat, no
appetite, you need
TRAOfl MARn
It improves the appetite, is and aid
to weak stomachs, and tones up the
entire system. Sold only by us, $1.00
LEVY-VOGEL DRUG CO.
La Grande, Oregon
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All Quitters,
Cowards and
Yellow Streak
Folk are Warned
Not to See
"THE QUITTER"
Sherry Theater
Sunday
and
Monday
Here Is a combination of petticoat and camisole of Cherult sattai
the vandyke points of the thre tiered skirt are trimmed with Dresden
ribbon Threads of featherbone and haircloth light as cobwebs are
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Tru Blu Biscuits
at HARRIS GROCERY Today
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
LET TRU BLU
BAKE FOR YOU
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Union
a
Seashore
Excursion
Wednesday, August 9th. 1916
ROUND TRIP FARE
$10.10 $10.10
La Grande, Oregon
A special train consisting of Pullman, Standard and
Tourist Sleeping Cars and Coaches, will leave La
Grande at 9:50 P. M., arriving Portland the follow
ing morning, Thursday, August 10th, at 7:30.
The Palatial steamers "Hassalo" and "T. J.
Potter" leave Portland, from Ash Street Dock, at
8:40 A. M. and 9:00 P. M., same day, for Seashore
points.
STOP-OVERS PERMITTED
On the return trip passengers will be allowed to Btop
at any and all stations. Tickets will be limited to
August 25th, or two weeks.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
For further information call on or write to
Phone Black 311 J. H. KEENEY, Agent