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TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917. TAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! J : 41 ! 3 i l It m i t i t i i i: m i 1 1 i -a i . c 1 1 I a u m t t i s I u a for exemption because of employment "Beauty Is But Skin Deep " You, therefore, cannot hope to retain your youth ful beauty unless you properly care for your skin. Keep the skin satiny and healthy by usin our A. D. S. MASSAGE CREAM Jt not only feeds the skin and gives it a healthy glow, but it removes all dead tissue and allows every portion of the face to maintain its natural development' thereby eliminating blemishes and .wrinkles. Its use will keep the pores of the skin free from dust and permit them to perform their natural Unction. When you buy a jar of Velvet Rose Cream you have gone a long way towards solving the secret of beauty. PRICE 50c AND $1.00 II La Grande Pharmacy ! 4 tU t :ti Quick Delivery ADOLPH NEWLLN, Manager La Grande, Oregon Phone Mate 4 i i i II C I B I I I I I I I i 1 1 1 1 i i . i . i 1 1 EXEMPTION BOARD t Continued from Page One.) j draft, but of every man registered, in the order in which he must be called. ' No person whatsoever has any author- . ity to change this order. Within a few days official lists of j Having posted this list and Riven a the drail senaL numbers, showing the copy to the press, tha board will then order vn which they were drawn in notify by letter every man called up the iof.iery at Washington, will reach on the first draft. Each man will be the various county exemption boards, .directed to appear before the board rouonng receipt 01 mcse usis, me lor physical examination on a speci- (waras will notify the men called upon ified date, which will be within seven the first draft. ' ;days of the mailing of the notice. AJrctfl then it will not be necessary j Failure to receive this notice will for those subject to call on the first j not be accepted as an excuse for not -draft to report. But as soon as thev I appearing on the day set. The bur- receive notification from their boards, den of appearing when he is called they must report promptly on the day is on the man himself; there is a designated. .heavy penalty for failure to answer The first step taken by each board i tne cal1- will be to post in a conspicuous place Remember, that regardless of ji list containing the names of all the 'whether a man intends to apply for men registered in it? county or dis- I exemption or discharge, he must ap trict, in the exact order in which they .pear for physical examination on the day set. Ho has seven days from the will oe called on the tirst and nil sue reeding drafts. A copy of this list . posting of the list and the mailing will also bo given Oic press for pub- I of the notice to him by the board in fication. which to file application for cxemp- Let it be emphasized agnin that this j tion, and 10 more days in which to file list will have not only the names of .proof. the men to be called out on the first And remember again, that no claims l J. .J .... . ., 4 -b .. LAST g TIME TONIGHT Kathlyn Williams AND House Peters IN "THE HIGHWAY OF HOPE" All the mystery and magic spell of the notorious Death Valley is in this production ALSO PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH COMING TOMORROW Gail Kane and Carlyle Blackwell In the Startling and Thrilling Story "ON DANGEROUS GROUND" ARCADE 4- in necessary industries, including agn- culture, can be considered ty your county exemption board. I 9&h a claim must be made to one 01 tne inree iti r.ci woiw, Portland, Eugene, or La Grande. It can only be made then after the man has passed his physical examination and been certified by the county board as called for military service and not exempt After you have appeared before your county exemption board and D&ssed the physical examination, it will still b some time before you will actually be called out to join the army, lou win De notinea wnen u is time for you to report for service. Personal And Society Frank Cams and family, of North Powder, spent yesterday ii Baker. Charles E. Cochran, O.-W. R. & N. attorney, arrived m La Grande last night. Mr. and Mrs. H. Masterton, of La Grande spent a few days in Pendleton last week Mr. Chas. O. Hollaren left last night for Grand Island, Nebr., where he was called by the serious illness of his mother. J. G. King, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., is playing in the Northwest tennis tournament. So far he has won all his matchas. He has a hard match on today. Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldberg, of Salem, Oregon, are in La Grande vis iting theii son, Lewis Goldberg, who is a member of Company M. They will remain here about two weeks. Mr. and Mm. E. G. Shaw, of Walla Walla, are at the Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are visiting Miss Walling, of the Walling Millinery . Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are very much pleased with La Grande and are enjoying their stay here. . t Vacation Days! Are here whether you go to the beach, stream or woods we can supply your needs for less monev than you can purchase the same elsewhere. Guaranteed merchandise sold you at a guaranteed saving of 25 to, 33 per cent Why pay more? Ladies' Khaki Skirts -$1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 Ladies' Khaki Coats ...-...$1.98, $2.49, $2.98 Ladies' Khaki Overalls v. - - $1-59 Men's Khaki Pants - - 98c, $1.19, $1.49 Mou's Khaki Unionalls - $l-98. $2-98 Men's Outing Shoes .... . - - $1-98, $2.19 Men's Khaki Shirts : $1-49 Men's Summer Caps - - - -- 25c, 49c, 98c Men's Outing Gloves - - - - - - 49c, 98c, $1.19 Men's Outing Hats - .-. - - 49c, 98c, $1.49 Suit Cases ...98c, $1.25, $1.69, $1.98 Hand Bags . - $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 t I. t. FOLLOW THE CROWDS THERE'S A . REASON SI Inrnnrtnmarl Cr v iffir-f rfaffl "jf&JUM iff- rTiiiiiT IncorDorated. Formerly The United Store THE STORE WHERE THE MASSES TRADE E. M. Throckmorton, a car ispec tor for the O.-W., has written an in teresting description of 'La Grande which was published in the Lincoln County Democrat, published at Hugo, Colo. Mr. Throckmorton is a good booster and he recounted in his article many of our advantages as a home city. Mr. Throckmoiton has recently been on duty at Rielh for ton days. FUND TO BE RAISED FOR LA GRANDE BOYS (Continued from Page One) ed by Mrs. Graham, president of the auxiliary, is as follows Mrs. Silver thorn, Mrs. Fred B. Currey, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Mc Ginnis. Fred B. Currey, J. T. Williamson, J. J. Carr, George H. Currey, Miss Winters spoke on the scope of the work of the auxiliary and the manner of raising the company fund. C. N. Palmer acted as secretary. The headquarters for the auxiliary campaign were opened at the City Hall bright and early tms morning. HOSPITAL UNIT. (Continued from Page 1.) Clackaas Station, wheie they will stay alvnil three weeks, and later will go to Palo Alto, Calif. This is abusy day for the boys and their families. The bays are giving up their positions in civil life and be ginning tomorrow morning they will be in the service of the state and in a few weeks will be mustered into the Federal sorvic. The members of the hospital unit follow: Ainswortli, James A. Andrews, Bert E. Andrews, Jesse, V. Ayars, Oscar Bassett, Ben. V. Berry, Vera, A. Boyd, William, E. Burnett, Bensen, M. Curpy, Kenneth, B. Callil'ian, Lnnty, C. Conley, Jay O'.mklin, George E. Currey, Albert, R. Currey, Roy B. DeLaney, Hurry, .1. Devoro, Arthur E. Dixon, Geo. A. Duffy, Grover, J. Edwards, Jess Foley, Jerome, J. Furmim, Arthur, F. G rioner, Eugene. B. Hamilton. William, D. Hancock, Ralph, Hansen, Emil Happersett. Sidney, C. Harding, ("lias. R. Hearing, F.irl F. Ingle, Clayton, M. Johnson. loonard Jones, Furl Jonson, David J. Kelley, William C. Kinkcad, Roy A. Klein, Suber I Larson, Melvin, I I-offel, Homer V. ' J.c-win, Adolnh, L Iwin, Gussie. II. Ixtte9, Frederick, J. MirMruui., Elmer, M. Martin, Arthur, L MoNWn, Orin, L. McNnrrTM James, P. Moon, Harry Muilenb.irg, Thomas Murphy, Thomas F. Pieper, Henry Pieper, Otto Palmer, Albert, L, Palmer, Ottis, W. Palmer, Walter Pattison, Robert Pearson, Frank L. Piorson, Gurald, L. Poston, Ralph, E. Read, Fred B. Rice, Roy R. Rollins, William, P. Russcl, Ralph, W. Ryder, William, G. Shields, Blake, C. Shores, Clare, W. Silverthotn, William, O. Smurthwaite, James, R. Stewart, Colon, A. Stoddard, John, I. Stringham, Lyal, L. Stringham, Walter L. Thompson, Chester Waller, John E. Winters, Ralph Young, Paul E. Calwell, Jackson, C. iBoswick, Albert, L. Williamson, Kenneth Dunlap, Loeth, S. Chadwick, Clifford C. Smith, William, W. school house. Wallowa Foundations in for brick opera house and telephone building. instructors will be in charge. (While there is no charge for these lessons each member of the class will Moro to have a new bank with ?25,-1 be required to make a given number oi dressings, as compensation. The first lesson will be on Thursday morn ing from 9 to 11 o'clock, inclusive. The following outline indicates the plan of (he course: Lesson 1. Short talk on use of surgical supplies; materials and cost; 000 capital. Central Point, Ore., Herald: The sugar beet industry desire to build a new factory in the immediate vicinity of Central Point. This year the sugar ! beet acreage is much larger than last I year. OREGON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW. paving Hubbaird Contract let for Main street for 1 1-4 miles. Eugene Work on $50,000 Woman's building at V. of O. begun. Oswego $100,000 being spent re pairing steel mill here. St. Helens shipyard to build two government ships. Heppner gets new tio-story brick bank building. Salem- will pave fifty blocks of streets with first class pavement. St. Helens .rock quarry to get out 200,000 Belgian paving blocks. .Gresham- Cotton cannery working on large crop of berries. Albany council re.iected project to build light plant. People to vote on buying light and water plant of Ore. gon Power Co. Salem targe number berry pick ers needed in this county. Rosebmg Road construction with a large force began last week. Reedsport Warren Reed organiza tion to erect a shipyard here. Marshflcld Oregon Power Co. has started to build power line to Co quille. Hot weather the past week has cut some crops to minimum. John Day As yoimg men enlist old men do farm work here. Umatilla county has need of 2000 harvest hands. Turner Flax shipped here to be scutched from all parrs of state. Mairshfield Chas. Hall company building four-way shipyard here. Dallas Labor scarcity mav cause loss of grain and fruit. Eugene Excelsior Co. to enlarge plant by adding ne,v machines. Rnndon Sunset Woolen Mills have commenced operation. Freewater ,"0 to 50 ton fruit drier to be erected here. Sprmgtield Mohawk Lumber Co. has resumed operations. Portland will launch a steel steamer every 15 days. Hotel and pavilion at Winchester bnv to be i cbiiilt. Heppner Six new homes to be built here m few months. Harrisburg cheese factory nearing completion. Mt. Scott Miller-Mowey sawmill to operate with 30 men. Heppner coal mines leased and will be developed. Portland reports n $4,000,000 tim bor deal covering four counties. Rosehnrg Telephone cable to Eden- bower will improve service - - -'s "-"- uw.- cleanliness; sterilization; purposes em Oregon are greatly interested m jand methods; accuracy in preparation the immense richness of the Boswell , counting, importance of such- dangers gold quartz mine on Sucker creek. Jt from loose cotton and ravellings Dis is predicted that this property will jcuss bandages; show gauze bandages prove to be one of the richest ever ' materials, widths; purposes Demonl known in southern Oregon. The mine :strate making of muslin and flannel is only partially developed. Recently ;bandagos. Teach wrapping out of 40 pounds of the ore gold was j -Lesson 2. Demonstrate cutting and ... -v"". . maKing oi compresses or pads; cut- NEW TODAY ting, making, marking of covers; pin ning, correct and incorrect methods of wrapping compresses. Lesson 3. Demonstrate and prac tice making of gauze rolls; teach wrapping; crinoline bandages. Lesson 4. Discus3 sureical dross- i'lfrs with relation to special wounds WANTFU TO RFNT ancl Pe;'ations- Demonstrate and Five loom house with gtrage; close I ctke '"f of S3" wipes or .vuii "i.ijipin. rour tailed bandages. Lesson 5. -Demonstrate and prac tice making of gauze drains. Discuss uses of such and need of careful work. Teach wrapping. Teach making of abdominal binders or swathes. Lesson fi. Demonstrate and nrac- furnished housekeeping rooms. If "ce making of laparotomy pads with wanted to rent rooms, they are taPes. Teach wrappings. Slings or close in and rent very reasonably, triangular bandages. T bandages. Address "W" can of Observer. Lesson 7. Teach making of oakum Adv. 7-24-tf. ;P!,lls and fracture pillows. Short talk on -bacteria, sepsis, asepsis, and an tisepsis. Teach wrappings, lining, and packing of Box 1. Pupils should attend each lesson in order to acquire the technique. in. Call at Silver Gi ill. Adv. 7-24-tf. i LOST On Peach Lane, pair of child's gold rimmed glasses. Phone H. H. Cleaver, Farmers 18X7. Adv. 7-24-lt. FOR SALE Furnitiuc for 2 nieelv 1 Announcements Honor Guard Notice. The Honor Guard girls are invited Mnl1i i, iof w"! -ay from the ' mm.. Wnrtham Shows nl n)1,f 7.9.1-H .. ' '"h"v. Adv. Fatty Arbuckle in his newest com edy, "A Rough House" at Arcade. Friday and Saturday. I nuruiam snows last night. A suit jable reward will be paid for his re covery. Adv. 7-24-lt. Notice. The P. M. & C. Co. has taken over the Jersey Dairy and Clark Bros. dairy. First class delivery is guar anteed to customers, two deliveries daily. Telephone Red 1971. Adv. Rus Man Here. Representative of the old reliable Northwest Rug Co., Portland, Ore., Elegant fluff Kugs made from cast away eld carpets. Phone Main 10 for few days only. Pleased to show samples. Adv. 7-18-lw pd. $10 REWARD. PLAN NOW To Attend The Northwestern Tuberculosis Conference at Portland, Ore. -October 15 and 16, 1917 THIS WAR DEMANDS, bej aii.se of the consequent in crease (1f tuberculosis, that you i in-) rove your methods and pron-ranis of work. The to show vim how, Strayed from Ladd Canvon Mill.-! ' Pasture, 2 bay mare branded J. A. and 1 1 11 nerelilosis conference ailllS A. u. on near shoulder. Anyone re- tr burning same to Alex Lindsay, La I Grande, will receive above reward I Adv. 7-23-Gtp. - I Stolen Cart. The party who took the cart from the depot should return the same at once and avoid arrest. Adv. 7-2.1-tf. WANTED AT ONCE. One Hundred Women to Make Surifi. cal Dresnincs. GOOD PROGRAM SPEAKERS FELLOWSHIP Write for further infornia Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, Secretary 503 Corbott Bldff.. Portland, Ore. Or To Ui Grande Chapter has received an I order for the immediate shipment of a large supply of surgical dressings. Will you help? me iiks louge nave tendered tier I hi. Vat .... use of :heir fine banquet hall to the I 7 wuiuoil classes in surgical dressings. Doctor 1 lt)l lw FHUClV and PreVCU- IVra Underwood has been secured to tion of Tuberculosis give the lectures on the iisp nf tv, I Lakeside Contract left for $6000 dressings, materials, tic. Competent 10") East 22lld St., New York
