La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1917. PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f"-"-" - j! ! An Ancient Ap-!! ! i ! ' ! ! ' i f f IS 41 II i i :s i n I " I I I I I I I othecarys Ad On July 22, 1680, the following ad appeared in the London Gazette : "I can fortell what's ever was By consequence to come to pass, As death of great men, alterations, Disease, battles, inundations Or searched a planet's house to know Who'd broke and robbed a house below Examined Venus and the Moon To find who stole a silver spoon." If the druggist of today should pose as a sooth sayer he would receive no trade at all. This is a world of progress and change and in no part of it is progress more continuous than in pharmacy. Those who fail to advance with it soon fall to the Our constant effort is to keep abreast of all advances so that our customers may be insured the benefit of the best goods and the most scientific service. We solicit the trade of careful exacting drug buyers. jj La Grande Pharma s: Quick Delivery ADOLPII NEWLIN, Manner La Grmde, Oregon Phone Main 41 l l i i i l i i i i l l i i i i i 1 1 i 4 i 1 1 i i 1 1 i i l I i 1 1 i i i i i i i i i i i 1 1 i 1 1 i i i 1 1 I i i i i l i i i i i i i e i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i PORTLAND MARKET LETTER WEEK ENDING AUGUST 4 The volume of business transacted in the Portland Union Stock Yards during the week ending August 4th, amounts to something more than 80 cars, distributed as follows: - Cattle ....1016 Hogg ...2426 Sheep 3956 The general tone of the market has been looking upward throughout the week in ull lines and sales have been prompt. Cattle. , A steady tone has continued throughout the week in the cattle pens, although the offering on the week's opening market was not as heavy as had found its way to the yards on previous weeks, the string has continued to come at a steady rate throughout tho week and a large vol ume of business has passed through the yards without alteration in pric es. Hogs. There has been a very strong tone from day to day in the hog market in spite of the fact that the num ber of hogs entering on the market were considerably increased over last wcelca offerings. Opening the week with a near thousand volume the shippers have not allowed the string to fall below one-half that number for ! any one day, yet week's operations ; are drawing to a close with a strong ; demand and the bulk of the Friday offering passing the scales at $15.58. Sheep. Tho sheep market has been de veloping signs of strength through out the week which resulted in the latter days of trading into a 25c to 50c raise in the lamb market. The week's business is closing with more than 1100 lambs presented at the yards for the final di.y to face an ad vanced price closing with the fol lowing quotations: Vulley lambs $11.00 to $11.50 Western lambs .$12.00 to $12.75 ONEILL AND CHRISM Hiii i. mi mai 'III mm I I 1 1 I n spy FALL SUITS, DRESSES, AND COATS ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY NOW New Fall designs, New fall shades, and best of all, you will see designs and colors just at the price you can afford to pay for your Fall Outfit this year. Don't forget the J. C. Penney Standard The "best for less" comes from cash buying in quantity purchases. Follow the Crowds There's a Reason Formerly The United Store The Btore where the Masses Trade I I t will start at 9:30. The stage will bo placed in the , centor of the hall. Every body will have a good view. j TicUr.'i.) on snle 'it Karl Hughes' A wrestling match has been ar-; rivnr src, mid in the ticket office at ranged for Friday, Aug. 17, at 8:30;Zuber Hall the day of the match. j General admission GOc; seats 75c t Zuber Hall, Washington Ave., e-,nnd ?100. rjngside seats $1.50. tween Jack OVNeill, of La Grande, and I Adv. 1-C-lt Harold Chrislensen, of New York. The purse is to be $250 the winner to take uii. ' O'Neill him boon wining all hii matches lately anil is now wrestling at top sprcd. Christcnscn h:.s wrest led 05 mutches in America and has 1 only lost two of them. i The tours, they fill my eyes Several good preliminaries will In spite of all that I can do; start at 8:30 sharp. The main bout But I try to cheer nrv comrades and lie. gay TRAMP, TRAMP. Tramp, tramp, our boys are march Cheer up France they will come; j And beneath our starry flag, I They will breathe the air again, V Of the free-land in their own beloved home. , v J,. i "4. On the camping ground I sit,, ' Thinking Mother dear of you, ... And your bright and happy home so far away. Ed. Ordway; Mrs. Emma Van, Nellie Shclton, Union; E. Heryford; Ben Meyers, Centralia, Wn.; W. J. Car ruthers, Spokane; D. F. Rickard and wife, Alliance, O.; A. S. Malakoff, Seattle; R. H. Hopper, City; Ray West, James Miller, E. B. Greiner, Pendleton; W. F. Little and wife, Madison, Mian.; Dick Galloway, Wal lowa; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jackson, Reith; J. A. Yaegery Pendleton; A. B. Wilkins, E. Wilkins, La Grande; L. R. Hawley, Walla Walla; A. Bergeson; Lee Wisdom, Elgin; E. L. Barnett, Elgin; F. A. Chatns, Pendleton; H. A. 'Ruthlefsenj Boulder, Colo.; J. F. Smith, Vincent; Chas Murray, Imbler; W. K. Grout, Chicago; P. O. Frank lin, Chicago. Foley W.. R. Savoy. 'oi ry Malcolm; F. A . La, v grs!Z?si4&kJZJi ifaj . yT m m mm n k vk vr ,n m wymm&ez&m .mi m m m w s fik Vft " V au.r " v t. : T m 'i . iff ffk 1 W WW-- Mil) m . ... u. jssa.u..i:i. v. ..V - K?v T. E. Hamilton, Spokane; E. S. Fitch, Baker; Harry W. Neer, Port land; Lillie Earnest; Geo. J. McDon ald, Spokane;' Tony Goebel; Dewey Hann, Walla Walla; Katie Goebel; j Stella Johnson; Dr. U. C. Logan and p V....L- s'i.,i. I n um;nn T o wlIi Astoria; Mr. A. M. Luntn, Port- n-lL. In Iuj a Z lan(l; C. T. W. Hollister; C. M. Blair imbler;' W, Bedds.' Elgin; Frank ! "ff-" 75 IViry. Durkee; H. Stoddard; Archie 1 "V- . " "B"u". Turner; H. If. Alun; 1"'" '" acla VT?' a.ns. alTS: Geo. Wood, Evans; Alpha Christly and j wife, Dell Christly, Miss Raggan, naner; u. a. rsoner, josepn; A, Wil son and family, Enterprise; J. W. Robinson and wife. Walla Walla: Mrs. J. Sclhuter, Baker; Cy H. Pruner, Portland; Ines Yates, Elgin; A. H. ! Ixdand and wife, Enterprise; E. C. Moor, Portland; J. G. Fulck, Ogden; i Wm. Neece, San Francisco; Audoych Kosches, San Francisco; M. D. Clar sen, St. Louis, Mo.; Misses Ibberson, , Walla Walla; Fred Bush; Grace Ger- j man; J. C. Glasson, San Francisco; j La Vera Londe, Enterprise; R. L. Co hoon, Pendleton; Geo. A. Jensen, Kel li irgs; Mrs. R. G. Lee; Alice Lee, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.; Gertrude Lee; Jones and Luckey; H. Lee Hess, North Powder; C. C. Davenport; L. R. Perdue, Portlnnd; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. V'eJder, Portland; Geo. A. Cleland, Portlnnd; Mrs. L. R. Stringer and daughter, Green River, Wyo; F. Bush; , K. L. Van Petten and wife, Paul Van Petten, Ontario; W. E. Leffel, Joseph; l 0. J. Bruir, Lewiston, Idaho; Earl : Rreier, Walla Walla; Nora Brooks; . Mrs. Mainne Randies; H. L. Stnnfield, .(""has. Hoskins, Stanfield; Grace Gcr j man; C. C. Davenport; Mr. and Mrs. , Loon Kidder, Robtice Martin, Athena, i Oregon; Mrs. John Lewis; J. M.I : Maun, Walla Walla; I. M. Schuback, j Portland; L. F. Templeton, Joseph A.I j tiauong, Portlnnd; J. C. Hedges, Ore- Icon Citv; Miss Agnes Wilson, Cor- ' vallis; J. D. Jenkins, Portland; A. P.I Adams, Huntington; Lillian Mc- j Huntington. Eat Alone TODAY AND TOMORROW Matinee:- 15c - Children 5c Evening:- 15c - Children 10c University of Oregon, Eugene, Aug. 6 (United Press) Do you want to !.., n n-H moat 1,111? Then have each member of the fam illy ent nlonc. This is the scheme promosed by Dr. G. Stanley Hall, president of Clark University. Dr. Hall doesn't advise this. He simply gives it as a psyeho-physiclogical fact. A single companion increases the appetites. Mixture of sexes at the sumed, says Dr. Hall. Anything at tractive in enviroment tends to bigger appetites. Mixture of sexen at the same table is a 'bad thing from the point of view of the boarding house keeper. day to appropriate ceremonies in his honor. When Dr. Still first proclaimed his theories in the seventies, they were received with little credence. When he enunciated such ideas as that dis ease in the bodily organs was often caused by vertebrae being slightly displaced, causing pressure upon tho spinal nerves controlling the func tion of those organs and that the ad justment of the vertebrae would re lieve the nerve interference and result in recovery of the diseased organs, he was ridiculed. Today, his theories have received a general acceptance and his system of practice accorded legal recognition 'by the various states. He is recognized as being one of humanity's benefactors. During the past year, funds have been contributed by prominent people from Canada and the United States for the erection of a statute of Dr. Still. This statue was recently un veiled at Kirksville, Missouri, the home of Dr. Still. It is of heroic pro portions, and is the work of the noted sculptor, George Julian Zolnay. It represents the "Old Doctor", as he is affectionately called by his follow ers, as he is often seen, staff in hand, wearing soft, old-fashioned boots which he refuses to discard, tramping the oak covered hills about his home, getting in touch with "things as God made them." Announcements NOTICE Is hereby given that owing to the high cost of feed, labor and etc. the dairymen of this vicinity are obliged to raise the prices of milk, commenc ing August 1st. Prices will be as fol lows, per month bottled: Pints $1.85. Quarts $3.00. . 3 Pints $4.50. 2 Quarts $6.00. 3 Quarts $9.00. 4 Quarts $11.50. Gallon (Bulk) 35c. Adv. 7-30-6t. NEW YORK KNIGHTS FURNISH TWENTY AMBULANCE UNITS Twenty ambulances for the Amer ican army in France is to be the outstanding feature of the war re lief wojrk undertaken by the1 New BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. 41-2 lots in Block 152 Chaplin's, Add., formerly held at $900 will sell for $700. lviouern residence ti rooms ani bath, choice locality. Very desirabl property. Comfortable small residence i first-class repair good location. 55 acres bearing Orchard. A snap. 40 acres Orchard, in 10 aero tracts very cheap. 4 one-acre tracts close in. Easy terms of payment will be made on above. Parties interested please call at La Grande National Bank. ; Adv. " 7-27-eod.tf i IMPOUNDED Dark iron grey yearling colt, with white stripe in face. Branded U on York chapter of the Knights of Co-j the left shoulder. Inquire of Chief of lumbus. Each of these ambulance 'Police. 8-2-tf. units will be composed of five sur- f geons and eighty-six helpers, includ ing nurses, a total of 1820 men and women. The entire outfit will also be provided with two motor trucks, one touring car and nineteen motor cycles. Ten of the ambulances iven by individual councils have already been provided, and before the end NEW TODAY FOR SALE Furniture Fourth Street. of July it is hoped ro have others fully equipped and manned. cheap, 1617 8-6-tf FOR RENT Furnished Third St. Room, 1808 8-6-3t-pd j 4 4 ON YOUR VACATION 4. J Have The Observer follow 4 you. Just phone Main 37 and J 4 The Observer will be sent 4v wherever you say and you will J ! keep track of everything at ! i home. v ! v J , FOR SALE OR TRADE A nice modern borne. Good location. Very reasonable, easy terms. Ad dress K., care of Observer. Adv. 8-6-lmo Read the Observer classified ads. FOR SALE! Rooming House, well lo cated and making money. Furniture and furnishings practically ne" ' Owner has been drafted and wf make great sacrifice ia price ai give terms. See Ray W. Logaii Security Land & Savings Co. Adv. 8-6-3'i X j? 4? 4? J? 4? $? $? h 4? 4? 4? 4 4? 4 4 4 4f 4? 4f XI Straw Hats 1-2 Off Panamas $7.00, now $6.00, now BATHING SUITS New Line of All Wool Ladies' $3.50 ..$3.00 ..$3.50 $4.00, $6.00, $10.00 Fall Suitings Arriving Call and Look Them Over Birthday of Dr. Still. Kirksville, Mo., Aug. 6. (Spe cial) Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, the founder of Osteopathy, is eighty-nine -1 J TV. A I A 1 lunnnthie AsrwMntion wVilrh convenes " at Columbus, Ohio, will dedicate the X & & qiff,q, jfi The Toggery