La Grande evening observer., August 14, 1917, Image 8

TUESDAYAUGUST 14, 1917.
LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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II The Stcmach is a
Source of Energy
Our source of energy is in tbe food we
eat. If we eat less than the body re
quires to maintain itself we are starv
ing, and we'll soon grow weak and
emaciated. Don't try the starvation
method of curing stomach troubles.
You must eat to keep up the fires of
life. . But if food lies in your stomach
without being properly digested it will
sour, ferment and cause distress. If
your stomach is out of gear take
a; d. s. dyspepsia remedy
You will find relief from the first few
doses and its continued use for a time
will effect a' permanent cure. It will
restore all of the organs of digestioon
to normal action.
The time for a cure depends upon
whether the case is incipient or chronic.
PRICE 50c
II La Grande . Pharmacy
Quick Delivery
ADOLI'I! NEW LIN, Manager
La Grande, Oregon
Thone Mal
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, Wednesday and Thursday
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SARAH BERNHARDT
-IN
Mothers of France"
FilJom'a supreme offering. Tho greatest actress in the world
in llio greatest screen drama of the greatest war. A pathetic,
vivid, vital play showing French womanhood and manhood nt its
test and bravest. Tho picture you can never forget.
Also A Keystone
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Villalof The Movies"
Announcements
NOTICE
Is hereby given that owing to tfce
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 $1.65.
Quarts $3.00.
3 Pints $4.60.
2 Quarts ?6.00.
3 Quart3 $9.00.
4 Quarts $11.50.
Gallon (Bulk) 35c
, , Adv. 7-30-6t
SL Peter's Sunday School tQ Open
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Tl-.e St. Pete."'s chu;v.h wishes to I ?
announce that their Sunday school j
! will reopen next Sunday, August 12. j
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Liberty Loan Sunscriptions - r.
1 Fourth payment on liberty Loan 1 '
' Bond subscriptions is due and pay-1 V
able at the La Grande Uanks by Aug
,ist 13th, 1017. Th;s payment
'amounts to thirty per cent of sub
scription. 8-10-3t.
"Cherry Day at Cove"
(Wednesday, August 15th)
It takes sunshine to make cherries It takes' money; to make money Every
producer will show you a better price on a spot cash transaction than he will
on a credit basis The J. C. Penney Co. stores are operated strictly on a cash
basis We eliminate the credit system delivery system and bookkeeping ex
pense. Isn't it plausible that the J. C. Penney Co. can give you the same
article for less money ? "
- $2.19
. $1.98
.... $1.19
1 19c
; TO THE Pl'KLIC v
: Owing to the fact the promotersVif
jthe Wrestling Match for the 17th
'have failed to nost tho nurse as Der
' fit?rw'ment I feel I am r.b longer un- I
der arjy obligations to them and hcre
j by declare the match off.
! I am further justified in making
j this decision as a moans of protec
tion to. my loyal fii?r,Js whoe sup
' port lias made it posfeible to build
up tho game locally to the present
status.
j In explanation of the above I wish
: to Bay, my arrangement with Mr.
Anderson promoter of 'the cominpr ;
match, .stipulated that the purse of j
i?25ft bo in the hands of some re-:
; sponsible local business man by Aug.!
oUi, it is now Aug. loth ana same
has not been posted,
f Futhcr, certain remarks made by
, Mr. Anderson relative to the match
caused tho wrestling public to lose
; confidence in in.
j JACK O'NEILL?
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Elkhide Shoes r
MuJeskin Shoes :
"Pay-Day", "Big 3'-, "Crown", "Underbill" Overalls
Leather Faced Gloves : . -
wren's Suspenders ;
Men's Sport Shirts, long sleeves .
.Mens Sport Shirts, short sleeves
Men's Straw Hats
25c, 39c, 49c
49c, 59c
Men's Summer Caps
Tarpaulins, all weights
Window Shades :
49c, 98c, $1.49
;.. 25c, 49c, 98c,' $1.98
25c, 49c, 98c, $1.49
$2.69, $2.98,- $3.49, $3.98
49c, 59c
Follow the
Crowds
There's n
Reason
J-S.
Incorporated
Formerly The United Store
The store
where tbe
Masses
Trade
jt i. v ! -vj v 'T- v "Tv ffl y - & 4 v y " v Zi
Mrs. Rose Harris returned last
night after spending thn week at
Portland and tho beach.
! O.W. Picnic Saturday.
j The date of the O.-W. Picnic is Sat
i urday, Aujr. 18, instead of Sunday as
! announced through an error.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
On and after Aug. 20 all Maxwell
service will bo taken care of at 1112
Jefferson St. . '
J. E. ANDERSON
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at the home of John Speckhart, Tues- Keller spent Sunday at thc-camp,
day evening.
Queen, Esther Crcle was held at
the home of Floyd Me Kennon.Thurs.
The eirls have their itiiiilts almost
ready to quilt. 1
Herman Plass returned to his homo j Mrs. Ruth Earnctt and son of
in Wallowa Thursday. Stockton is hero spending the sum-
Satutday evening the Epworth j mer with he:- mother and friends.
League enjoyed a weincy roast at ! Mi. i. Barnctt was formerly Miss Ruth
tbe home of M. F. Van Housen.
Clyde Kiddle of Island City took
dinner at the home of M. F. Van
Housen Sunday.
Kaye and Ronald McKinnis spent
Monday in Alicel.
Harris
Personal And Society
Mrs. R. Pearl Lyman, tf Li". Grande
is a vice chairman of the str.te
women's committee of National De
fense, representing the Indies' Mut
ual Improvement Association.
John
yesterday.
I Mr. Frank Hilton of Hilton's Garage
returned Sunday after taking his wife
Witty of Imbler va3 in town to Portland whore she underwent an
Ben Ilolladay and Drnvcr Charlton
have gono fishing to the Starkey
country for a few days.
NEW TODAY
FOUND Necktie and gold pin with
initials Ii. F. K. Finder call at
Observer and pay for adv.
8-14-3t.
FOR SALE Furniture cheap. Red
3042. Corner Penn and Willow Sts.
8-14-6t-pd.
FOR SALE Second-hand Buick Car,
cheap. McCrary's Garage.
Adv. 8-14-4t
FOR SALE A new Ford inquire of
Hurley Richardson. a-14-tf.
Miss Lucilo Piqrco went to Pendle
ton yesterday for a weeks' visit with
friends and relatives. a
J. Stewart Clark of British Colum
bia is npending a few days at tho Hot
Lake Sanitarium. He is thinking' of
locating here or 3omewhero in south
ern Idaho and is looking for ? suit
able location.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Broderson left
last night for Reith where they will
make their home. Mr. Broderson, who
is a brakeman for the O. W. R. & N.
Co. has tho run now from Reith to
The Dalles.
E. W Hart, photographer here,
went to Elgin this morning on busi
ness.
operation
Hospital.
last week at St. Vincent's
Sje is impr-jving nicely.
Dr. C. T. Bacon has sold his Paige
car and is now driving an Oldsmobile.
Archie Bacon and wife motored to
Cove this afternoon.
Harry Brenholts of La Grande
National Bank went io Seattle Sat
urday night for a two weeks' vaca
tion visiting with friends and relat
ives there.
m
trail, on the
25 m:!cs of
Virgil Bolton is spending his vaca
tion in Portland with friends and ie;
latives.
Estray Notice. .
" On August 1 there came to our
farm three miles south of Alicel, one
black Jersey cow and young calf. For
information call M. E. Walsinger, Ind.
telephone 18x3. 8-14-6t
E. E. KIRTLEY RETURNS.
t un salc unc lyi ana one
Fords, both in first chu-s condition.
J. E.
Anderson at Leighton Garage.
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Jno. S. Hodgin, District Attorney
j914lherc, went to Portland last night to
be gone lor the remainder or the
month. He has deputized Atty. John
P. Rusk to act during his absence.
THE LADIES' ROAD
(Continued from Page One)
R. J. Green motored to Enterprise
yesterday on legal business.
j orders his men to seize offensive
! grenades. The latter arc still in their
i heavy packing cases. To open them
.his men use pickaxes at the ris of
exploding tho whole case. But they
j get them out and drive the German
, flame throwers back. At this point
Itho enemy has now been thrown back
'across the Chemin des Dames,
j "We find another soldier sitting on
i a trench with a pipe in his mouth
calmly shooting down Geiman grenade
j throwers before a single one can get
within reach of him.
j "Another soldier after valiantly
j beating off tbe Germans from in front
i fron of his shell hole only to find
jthnt still others arc threatening to
icut him off from the rear, conies back
land indignantly asks his lieutenant at
I what range he must fix his rifle m
'order to get 'those pigs there.'
I "At ten in the morning, we have
the Roches back on tho other side of
; the Chemin des Dames. In the even
ing we await eagerly the official com-
' milllinllo A linrt ti nTirtii ncAd ljft an
attack has been repulsed on the!"" nfr
I Chemin des Dames.- The German
communique next day makes even
: briefer reference."
I Such is the life today on the Chemin
j des Dames that was built for royal
(ladies to visit their summer home.
George Bollons, clerk in Supt. Bol
lon's office, returned this morning
from a few days' visit in Pendleton.
Miss Elsie Newquist, bookkeeper
for the Home Independent Telephone
Co., went to Pendleton Sunday for a
two weeks' vacation. Before re
turning she expects to visit relatives
in Washington.
(Continued from Page One.)
Mr. L'eland Hanford went to Cali
fornia Sunday to join his wife, who
preceded him down there. They will
visit with relatives in that state for
some time, expecting to be back here
by the first of September.
a barracks and expect to have quart
ers for at least sixy thousand sold
iers ready by the first of October.
The Kirtleyls weree told that
there had been six thousand men at j
work and an additional fifteen hun- j
dred were expected the following day j
Monday. These men are 'brought, out j
from Tacoma every morning on '
special trains and -taken back again ;
in the evening. The parade grounds
at American Lake there will be one
of the largest in the United States
when completed.
Mr. Kirtley and son left Chehalis
about ten o'clock last Thursday
morning and arrived here about four
o'clock Saturday afternoon, the trip
being 420 miles. Mrs. Kirtley and son
Jack remained in Chehalis for a lit-1
At tl. end
of the historic J
Lewis if. Ciart
Pacific Ocean, lies
forcf'.-s'.iiricd, surf-
washed Clatsop Beach. Fh:c
ba'.hir.g in Surf ar.d two larr;e
Natatsria at SEASIDE and GLAR
KART. Manifold amusements,
golf, tennis, fishing, etc. Inex
pensive hotel, cottage and camp
accommodations.
Every man, woman and child
is ci-.li'.led to and needs the relax
ation and recuperation of a vaca
tian out-of-doors.
There is no rest, refreshment
a.-.d recreation like that by the sea.
A delightful journey to CLAT
SOP Beach along the grand,
scenic Columbia River via Port
land and historic Astoria, on lim
ited trains of T H E NORTH
Bank Road. Low round
trip fares from all points.
A m' Round Trip
Aih.lll Prom
T La Grande
Jsee 'llcket Agent
O.-W. R. & N.
Or Write
R. H. CROZIER
A n A K' I. I.
North j, &zm, A
Road - K ) fc'rV-it
Portland rtiSI' df' ':JM
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Miss Rosa Sherman and her mother
left Sunday morning for Powell,
Wyoming, whore they will visit their
brother and son. Before roturumg
jthey expect to visit Yellowstone Park.
arriving heie by the last of this
month.
ALICEL NEWS II EMS
1 Alicel, Ore,, Aug.
I Rev. W. Winters gave the sermon at
jthe church Sunday morning. Mr.
Haworth, vice president of Gooding
College was also present.
The weekly choir practice was held
Miss Neva Snyder of the Golden
Rule is back after a week's vacation
uncle's ranch near North
Powder.
tie bit longer
father.
visit there with her !
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Vis Vc I
The following registered nt the
Jmperial Hotel, Portland, August 11:
Mrs. F. M. Last and Miss Hazel Last,
La Grande. August 12: F. L. Rals-
Uon, II. C. Street, T. B. Johnson, V.
U?olton, La Grande; G. W. Benson, Un
ion; it. l.. Irrnham, r.lgin: JIiss Rose
I Tie rf i itii
13 (Spocinl) ll1""' """"
Dan French and family, Mrs Lov
ett and children and Toylo Zimmer
man returned last evening from a
camping trin on Catherine Creek. I
J. French, Mrs. Zimmerman nnd Mrs.
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ANDREWS BROS.
For Good Dependable
Goods
We Guarantee All We Sell
Prices the Lowest
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