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FRIDAY, AUGUST, 10, 1917. LK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER AGE -EIGHT l How to Make the Bath Both Beneficial and Luxurious IS : is i c a a H i SB For health and comfort, start each day with a bath. It will keep the pores of ; your skin in active, vigorous condition. The skin, to be healthy, must not only be thoroughly cleansed, but must also be stimulated and strengthened by suit able friction. Get Bath Supplies here. Sponges, Brushes, Soaps, Sea Salt, Violet Ammonia, Toilet Waters, Bath Sprays, Etc. These goods are of best quality and rightly priced. i i 'I o , II II La Grande Pharmacy II fla -a Quick Delivery ADOLPH NEWLIN. Mnager La Grande, Oregon Phone Mai 4 l I 1 1 L I I I --- I Society and Personal C H. Finn is in Pendleton today on , business. Sr.VHall went to Portland last night w bssiness. 1 Itn. G. W. Hllman wont to Kamola t C Franklin leavoa tonight for g"n City on business. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, corner Greenwood and T, Aug. 8 a boy. Was Charlotte Buosing of Hot Lake this morning on No 17. Born Aug. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Penny, on Jefferson Ave. a boy. ' r- K. II. Hopkins and wife went to "JUfnam this morning on a fishing trip. Mr. Sam Ruckman of Alice! is con fined to his home on account of sickness. T. G. Terry of the Wyman Part ridge Co. leaves for Mineapolis tonight. Mr. and Mrs.' G. M. llichey went to Baker today on business, having gone in their car. I Mrs. C. T. Bacon has gono on a camping and nucKieDerrymg trip 10 the mountains. - Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Schilling leave for Portland Sunday night for a short vacation. Miss Bertha Berger and Miss Hilda Anthony went to Wallowa Lake this. morning for a few days vacation. Chas-'Tlayle and wife went to Port- 11 ARCADE Today and Tomorrow me. Petrova si It M in ii The Undying Flame" The spell of ancient and modern Egypt has woven its spell about a great story and an internationally famous actress. ALSO VICTOR MOORE In a Rollicking Comedy Did it Ever Happen to You" 4i land last night to visit Mrs. Playle's son who has joined the Aviation Corps. Miss Francis Hill of the kodak de partmont of the Red Cross Drug Storo, went to Portland last night to be gone a week. , Miss Josephine Evans returned home this mornine after seven eight weeks' visit with her mother in Suit Lake City. or grand .Timmln Cunninirham of Huntington passed through here last night on his way to Portland where he has enlisted in the Hospital uorps oi was. any. Mr. L. R. Sutton of Pendloton drove over yesterday in his new car. He went to North Powder this morning and expects to return to Pendleton this evening. Ax '.'X i.vS "'...!,',';.('. . Mr. E. Kirtley and son Everett are exuected home tomorrow from their auto trip. Mrs. Kirtley and son Jack will remain in Chehalis for another week or two. Mrs. Williams, formerly Miss Jeanne Smith, and secretary, of the Honor Guard, went to Clackamas last nitrht to Join her husband Sgt. Wil liams. Born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Wm E. Regan, 602 Adams Ave. a baby girl. Mrs. Regan was formerly Grace Murphy. Mother and babo are doing nicely. Mr. Regan is a con ductor. PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL (Continued from Page One.) law. As the President signed the' meas ure this afternoon, the federal trade commission reported to Hoover of an attempt to corner the output of the Pacific coast tomato canneries. This is one of the first results of the commission's food price investi- gation, The hope to make nearly ten million dollars excess profits In army con tracts was declared to be back of the efforts to corner the coast tomato pack. ' Hoover and the President conferred over the enforcement of the bill this afternoon. ' Food control throughout the coun try will probably be ordered late to day. You Take No Risk We absolutely guarantee you first-class merchandise at the lowest price in La Grande The J. C. Penney Co. is the largest organization of its land in America. ARE YOU INCLINED TO ECONOMIZE? LOCAL BOARD MEETS (Continued From Page 1.) ing . physician, Lee Warnick, chair' man and J. Garfiold . King, clerk, held their first meeting yesterday at the office of Dr. Hall, to examine for military service of the. United States the following named persons that were notified to appear for examination on the ,9th day of August: Draft Serial No. No. Elgin 1 258 Robert Joseph Brack AUcel 2 458 Jay Conley Union - ' 8 1436 Elmer Potter -V La Grande 4 854 James L. Collins ' 5 .1095 Lester Dallas Butler Union ' 6 145C Elmer Roy Swart' La Grande 783 Joseph Edglcy Dalton 1117 Charles Anderson Riley La Grande R. D. 2 837 Alexander Dee Davis. Perry 337 Sam Kakoures La Grande 676 John Franklin Spahn Elgin 275 John Henry Stowe La Grande 509 John Alfred Groupe 1185 Arvel Espey Mcintosh 564 Sidney Montgomery 945 Rhuel toesham Thomp kins 596 Jas. Bernard McLaugh lin North Powder 1267 Frank Oscar Harris La Grande 536 Harvey Corbin Street Union R. I). 1 1495 Louis Edward Ingram La Grande 548 Ilarlcy Hamor Richard son Alicel 126 Ben Harrison Comstock adjutant general of the state. La Grande ........ . 11 . 676 John Franklin Spahn 16 945 Rheul Gresham Thomp- kins 17 596 Jas. Bernard McLaugh lin Enlisted.-. It was very gratifying to the board to hear from the lips of a large per centage of the men reporting, that they were ready for- service. fcvery person examined was asked jf they intended to seek exemption, while the majority answered in the negative, yet a number of the dependents are beginning to file their exemptions on various grounds which will ie acted upon by the local board at their next meeting. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Men's Leather Faced Canvas Gloves Men's Fast Color Overalls Men's Fast Color Jumpers Men's Sport Shirts . Men's Work Shoes Men's Muleskin Shoes .... 19c ... ..: $119 $i.i9 49c, 98c, $1.49 $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 .. .. . $1.98 Men's Leather Work Gloves Men's Work Sox Men's Dress Hose Men's Work Hats Men's Work Shirts Men's Union Suits 49c, 98c, $1.19, $1.45, $1.98 ..... ................. 5c, 10c, 15c, 23c ..10c, 15c, 25c, 29c, 49c ...... 49c, 98c, $1.49 ..49c, 59c, 69c, 75c, $1.19 . 49c, 89c, 98c, $1.25 WHY PAY MORE? I i , i i t i Follow the Crowds There's a Reason SI S3 Incorporated Formerly The United Store The store where the Masses Trade , NEW TODAY LOST During latter part of July a small short-handled green silk um brella, especially valuable to owner as a gift. Reward for return to Victoria Aitchison, care Miss Ollie Slater, 807 Pennsylvania Ave. Adv. 8-10-lt to WANTED Man or strong boy split wood at 1600 Jefferson. Adv 8-10-3t FOR SALE One-half acre lot, irriga tion ditch runs through, city water in house; remodeling house, can finish to suit. Six blocks east of round house. A real bargain. V. D. Haisten, Sixth and N Ave. Adv. . 8-10-tf When You go on Your Vacation Take Your Music With You Was. there ever a camp "under the wide and starry sky" at which those who gather about the fire at night do not want music? Just the music you enjoy most is always avail able if you take a Victrola on your vacation. There are Victrolas from $15.00 to the higher priced ones, at ' v-'- Newlin Book & Stationery Co. t manure and litter from barns and trash in general from alleys and parkings. This order is made necessary to prevent fire and disese. U M. HOYT, Street Sup. Dated, Aug. 10th, 1917. 8-16-2t Liberty Loan Subscriptions Fourth payment on Liberty Loan Bond subscriptions is due and pay able at the La Grande Banks by Aug ust 13th, 1917. This payment amounts to thirty per cent of sub scription. 8-10-3t. 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 St. The Peter's Sunday School to Open St. Peter's church wifihes to announce that their Sunday school will reopen next Sunday, August 12. 4 l ! ! WHEN YOU MOVE Out of the County Heppncr 23 ...Ed Lovelace Baker 24 . .. Wm. Berry After the examinations, the board felt that it had the privilege of ex amining one of the beet groups of men anywhere, with only four excep tions, all passed the physical exami nations with flying colors, the four failing to pass becarse of not being physically qualified for military ser vice were: La Grande 8 1117 Charles Anderson Riley 9 837 Alexander Dee Davis 21 548 Harloy H. Richardson Out of County .24 ... Wm. Berry, of Baker. Three Fail To Report The following persons failed to re port for examination and are now subjected to the rules prescribed by the law. Their names will be sent to the District Board who will indorse Property owners are hereby notl the report of the local board to tho fied to remove all rubbish from, alleys, 4. We are always pleased to change your address on our i mailing list in order that you 4 will receive The Observer J J. promptly and regularly. In notifying us of any chang in 4 address kindly give old address 4. as well as new. This will tav 4 f us a lot of time in making the 4 J change and will prevent any 4 4 delay in your receiving the 4 4 paper. CLEAN THE ALLEYS Fresh Vegetables and Fruits For your Sunday Dinner, or Picnic Lunch The first shipment of those large Muskmelons just arrived Cantaloupes Watermelon Grapes Bananas Apricots June Apples Green Apples Oranges . v Green Corn Cucumbers Green Peppers Wax Beans Green Beans Cabbage Tomatoes Green Onions Carrots Beets J. G. Snodgrass Grocer Phone 43 Honest Pricea
