MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1917.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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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
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Quick Delivery
ADOLPII NEWLIN, Manner
La Grmde, Oregon
Phone Main 41
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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Malcolm; F. A
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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
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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
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ON YOUR VACATION
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you. Just phone Main 37 and J
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wherever you say and you will J
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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
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lunnnthie AsrwMntion wVilrh convenes "
at Columbus, Ohio, will dedicate the X & & qiff,q, jfi
The Toggery