FKIUAY, OCTOBER 13, 1916.
EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE EIGHT
Your Body is a Machine
Which Must Be Oiled
There is no better way to lubricate the
mechanism of the human body than
through the use of a good olive oil. It
not only acts as a perfect lubricant but
it provides fuel in the form of a perfect
food. ,
NEWLIN'S OLIVE OIL
is imported in bulk and packed by us.
It is 'a bland nutty-flavored oil which
makes it valuable for either table or
medicinal use.
The' price' has not been advanced on
account of the War.
PINTS 75c QUARTS $1.25
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
NL MESSAGE
Underwear
t.s t.Tiose chills at prices
th-t all can afford to keep warm
No - tter what your needs you 11
vi Iicm at tne unueu oiuic
! in;!
LODGEMEN ENTHUSED BY THE
L oYpih av BROOKLYN MOD
ERN WOODMAN OFFICIAL.
Audience Comparatively Small in Face
of Counter Attractions During the
Evening.
Due to many countei attractions
only a comparatively small group of
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bora were out last night to hear hd
ward F. Burns, of Brooklyn, who as
national lecturer for the Modern
Woodmen lodge, paid an official visit
to the Woodmen of La Grande last
u: ..init nigs far from fruit-
mirm. inn " . ,
less, for the two score people who
heard the distinguished lodgeman
were so enthused that they are sure
to spread the message me iccuuic-.
brought, to others of their number
and to the public in general. Mr.
Burns' reputation as an orator was
. . : i Ua inforsnersed num-
eroiis stories of a witty and pertinent
sort, but above all leu me cniei men
age he came to deliver that Modern
Woodmen, biggest of all fraternal in
surance orders, was more than a bene-
it
T
Ladies' Cotton Unions 49c, 98c
Ladies' Cotton Fleeced, two-piece
garments c
Ladies' Wool Two-piece Underwear
98c
Ladies' Wool Unions -"-
$1.49, $1.69, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98
Babes' Wool Ruebans 49c
Babes' Cotton Euebans 25c
Children's Fleeced Unions 49c
Children's Wool Unions 9c
Babes' Shirts 25c, 49c
L. I). 8. Garments, cotton .. 69c, 98c
L. D. S. Garments, wool
$1.49, $1-98, $2.49, $2.98
Girls' Fleeced Unions
49c, 59c, 69c, 79c, 89c
Girls' Fleeced two piece 49c
Boys' Fleeced two piece 25c
Boys' Fleeced Unions 49c
Boys' Wool Unions" .........98c
!ii9T$w$2:98
Glen's Fleeced Unions 98c
Men's Wool .two piece rrr-ri
69c, 98c, $1.20, $1.49, $1.9
Glen's Fleeced two piece ..- 39c, 49c
Men's Cotton two piece - 49c
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
125 BIG BUSY
STORES
J. C. PENINLl LU
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jt .. JL. dL. .X. .Xi J iX. iSt Wh kSW IT T T 'IT T ' I
ficiary order it was a iruienmi vni- w tttttt r t r ,,
. P i!wnrt in tv.
..... , l i- .... . . . . ... j . ri 1 1 n . i ivuibu u vuu
too Giving statistics to oacs ins
. ' . u. :. I n.if Vib pnnrm-
Bttttemems ne ijuiiire" - .....
ous death claims paiu i and g0 down tneir lamines wouia va m - ' c ,i ihpn
the order was iounucu unprovided lor, anu, jikb ine pusacut,- " r-j- ,,,f ,,,. a-i
He pointed out how the La Grande ersP without adequate rafts, sink with the car they were riding went over an
camp itself has received more from th fatner and husband. The home embankment.
the oroer in death benefits than it has natlon. he said, "and with- Mrs. Brunei- was driving and in
paid in to the head offices. t h homes the nation can't be urmng U .one ,8 .deof th nan ow road
He took P ? .rr ": :. nappy.' . , ... w1,!pv, 9 nwa
the cause of the Colorado Springs san
. ... iMsm Woodmen ai-
awriuiu wiicic . ..
flicted -with tuberculosis are sent and
'VUa enoflch filMctlfifl Vth ffOOtl ail
x ox-w..
ir'tft hnmntniiQ foru. antl in manv
respects was one of the most profit-
-f a armn timo
J. W. Simmons, state deputy head
consul, spoke briefly at the beginning.
Gratifying.
You find it gratifying to know that
most Bmart people think along the
isaaie lines and have opinions similar
zo yours. Toledo Blade.
llJCLCU win. , ie&lii-H5 yaa wuv v v... r.
in a great many instances cured com- al)e fraternai gatherings in this city
heen treated and over 1500 cured who
otherwise would have died from con-
Htouched upon the needs of in
surance, and cited that the man who
was too poor to invest in old line in
surance found it easy to protect his
family via the Modern Woodmen
route. He called attention to the fact
that when the Titanic went dowri a
l t ,iiw;,io movement demand
ed adequate life boats and rafts for
ocean steamers, "but" he said, "there
are hundred of men in this i state, , hun-
jwlc r,f thnnsnnfls in vne u"'
WOOL
I
HEME
tU ''11""H.I V- 7
struck the fence, which gave away and
the car pitched down a 12-foot em
bankment. The young women were
thrown from the car, but were pinned
beneath when it struck the ground.
What probably saved their lives wa3
of the brushheap into which tne car
Dlunced. The Doara suppoiieu
auto umu mo muuiu.i ""
out Miss Krummel was the fust ta
be extricated and as soon as she was
free she made an effort to release her
S'3Soon after the accident a largo
number of people assisted in righting
the machine on the now paved road
way near tho Abornethy bridge in the
northern part of the city.
E
An Ideal Arrangement.
Uur notion 01 a sausiaciory or- areas ui uwuaoim ...
rangement would be to wake up Dy State's wno sail on n".
Anstern time and eet up by central. . out adeauate life insurance rafts, and, EXTENSION
Toledo Blude. 1 should they suddenly strike lceuergi, INT() SUBJECT
XHAUSTED
PROFESSOR GOES
INTO SUBJECT MOST THOR
OUGHLY TO CLASS.
OUR GROCERIES ARE NEW AND COMPLETE
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY
COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT TREATMENT
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
Mammoth Grocery
1211 Adams Ave.
PHONE MAIN 82
THE MAMMOTH GROCERY
Production, Manufacture and Uses of
Wool Explained Silk Discussed at
Last Meeting Tonight.
Sweet Potatoes 6 lbs 25c 13 lbs.
.50c
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P I
MARY
CKF
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IN
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fluid
a rrom o
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Last night Prof. G. Robert Mc
Auslan in his short course on sales
manship at the rooms of the Y. M. C.
A. considered with his class the sub
ject of wool and told some things
about it not usually known. He first
spoke of it historically and showed
that since the first record in history
sheep have always been the friend of
man. He then, with a chart, showed
the number of sheep in the world by
continents and then spoke of the
varieties of wool and the fact that all
animals which have hair useful in
spinning are classed as wool in the
markets of the world. The best wooU
of the world ho said come from Aus
tralia where land, food and climate
make an ideal combination to raisa
I sheep at little cost. Two and one
i quarter sheep being produced there at
the same cost as here.
1 He said that the people oC the
! United States yearly use between five j
1 and six pounds of wool Tor every man, ,
wnniiin jimi rbild in the count; v and!
: that roughly speaking our half if he !
necessary amount has to lie imported.
1 1I. tVion fri-.nl.. iin frbn i .mmvt.'i ncn nf
sorting as the pre-requiuitp for manu
facturing and described the work in
a mill, then in turn describing the
various machines it passes through,
the reason for them and In they
work in making a wool yarn nul that
a somewhat more el.U'orat'- process
was required to produce a worsted
yarn. Tonight Prof. McAuslan will
give his closing lecture on the subject
of silk. This will be especially inter
esting as through the kindness of the
Cheney Silk Co. rf S . i'.'-. Manchester,
Conn., he is provided with samples of
their work and fifty stcreopticon
slides showing the various processes
of manufacture. To this lecture all
are invited as it is provided by the
University of Oregon extension de
partment and is absolutely free.
I The Real Work.
' "Careful analysis of the situation
shows that our' party ought to win
hands down," said the campaign.
statistician.
"That's fine," replied the campaign
manager. "Your figures are most en
couraging, but it's going to be a job
to hustle around and get the votes to
make 'em come true."
New Spinach
Celery
Lettuce
Beets
Carrots .
Turnips
Cauliflower
Cranberries ,
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Red and Green Peppers
Apples
Crab Apples
Tokay Grapes
Concord Grapes
Bananas
Oranges
Peaches
Popcorn that will pop, 3 lbs 25c
CITY GROCERY I BAKERY
Home of Fancy Groceries . . Phone Main. 75
E. POLACK, Prop.
A RC ADE
Attorney Is Disbarred.
Salem. Oct. 11. George W. Fnrrin,
a Portland attorney was disbarred by
the supreme court for one year for
willful deceit in the practice of law.
Flavel Kamilv May Separate.
Portland, Oct. 11. Harry M. Fla
vel. of the well-known Astoria family,
is being sued for divorc by Mrs. Eliz
abeth A. Flavel, who charges cruelty.
She nsks $100 a month alimorny.
WOMAN PLUNGE IN ALTO
1 9
SHERRY THEATRE
"The House of Comfort"
Last Showing Of
A SAXDSTOliM
sweeps across the desert, as Cigarette makes her
wild ride to save the life of the man she loves.
TIIEDA BAR A
in William Fox's picturization of
"UNDER TWO FLAGS"
masters nature and arrives in time
Board Saves Live .When .Car
Two Beneath.
.Pins
O -egen City, Or.. Oct. 9. (Special)
Mrs. Clarence Bruner and sister.
CITAPLIX In "ONE A. M."
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