La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1918, Image 4

LA UliAKLtti EVKNiU OBSEKVEU
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1918
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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COMEDIES OF CAMP LEWIS
"For th' Ijvnmiko; Her!;, don't look around. We just muffed a salute!"
Bus
i Today
lifei I
St. Sophia's Pslimpoott. I
Travelers wlio have visited the great I
Mohammedan niotijuo of Mt. Sophia In !
Ciinstantlnoplo tell of the visibility of
InKcriptions made In the Ulterior of the i
building when It wus a Chrhitlun
church. These bud been painted over j
by tho Moslcui conquerors, but tlino
defeated their piirpofo of total efface- j
meiit, aa.ra tlie (.'lirlstinti Herald. Over
ll:o entrance hi the Inscription In Latin, i
"1 am the dour: ty mo If any man en- j
ler In ho shall hu Mivcd nnd shall go la
and out. und be ahull l!nd pasture."
The krlcEs In the Kreat duuie In the In.
te:lor reveal this liiuciiiilluu: "Deus In
tnedlo clua; lion coiinnovehltur. Adlu
vault emu Ijous vultii kuo." The truns.
latlon may ho found In I'sului xlvl, .1.
These facts nro of Interest in vluw of
Ike preiient toileting tonditlou of the
Moslem power.
I
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Extra
Values
For You
As Usual
Presidential Golf.
At tho Columbia Country club links
tt Washington during one of the i
lcnse.it days of the trials Willi Ger
many President Wilson came up to
drive from one of tho moit dlllicult
tecs. Two members of the club stood
uUdu to let the president "go through."
That's a way they liuve at Washington.
Mr. Wllr.on drove, and his ball abut off
lulo precisely the place where ho didn't
want it to go. Experience:) of that sort
come even to chief inuc.i:il rates; golf Is
Do reapecter of persons. Tho president
tirmed to the two and remarked, "Yon ;
ycc even out here 1 can't keep out of
trouble." Argonaut.
?T JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Homoly Philosophy,
No hustler, witntii Time to wait fur
Irtn. He's on time lo meet Time when
i!i train ml In lulo the I lim.
Trouble likes company, in order to
friercl.se bin voice In telling how it hap
pened. We'll all need rent when wo get
i -here rest Is, and the good thing about
it la there'll be room enough for ull.
'it lim In Constitution.
First Principles.
"Do you think that new recruit will
ever Jearn to bo a KulillerV" uskod the
ouinianding officer.
"Well, he's tciUiiiug tho fuuiula
Ions," responded the drili sergeant
ile bad not been in eai.ip a day be
ire he war- putting up a howl uluei!
fond."-l;ii'!Mi:nnd Tlijioi-Dhsputcu
AFcivlifUKlisn is p.vjipnsivp and hard to get. AVc conlil hold mir winter stocks
over for another year and reap the profits of rising costs, TIhtp'h not a
doiilit ahont it. Pint there's a wiser way to argue. Wc have long cstah
lished tho custom of clearing out our stocks at the end llie season. Tt
gives us space for w goods. It furnishes the capit--! to Imv them ar.d th
7'rol'it that results from a raj iid "turn over." It iiavs to '1 a l-'irge Quantify
of lnercliaii'lisp ;it a narrow uiargiu. rather than a siuaM ar.tom;!; :t a. In rarer
gain. Ami since wo are in husiness to stay aiidjiot jast to -ikeji.'o'.iey on
the war, we are going to ripi business "as usual."... '
Our regular (lower than elsewhere) prices reduced in ;- J .-;- i i ie.i nfc'
23
i'oi' this Annual Clearance' Sale".
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llill'lll w,u...mTWMffwmivrj-i:'rafTT.-r:;rCTry.r.i.-- .
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:KVKNLTK OKI-'RTALH TO ASSTST- IN .MAKING
OUT 1NCO.MK-T.AX JVl'EK
inn
gr;
I'aiiiiei's all over
niiuiries almut their
Tim frocks of b'av that have an ar
rangement of in i.m-.v nt the buck
placed n little I v.- the walslllne nro
called "bustle" il. . sses. Tbls Is merely
by way of ldciit,,yhg tlielr style, lu
B' -d ' tlrnpt . y Mwernl rows of ruf
fi "w back, in the right il
tj Inick to be cln . ' n
t) OlMI .-.islird ermtp e' :;e
dresses. Ti;cy ' . r ill -- -. u . p.
semhla;; X to t ,. I " ! -
Kflventi. as n't am- a
sprliid r .-.in. In ni : , ui
an overdress Is di-nped . , uver
an underskirt madi of :ii,. ma
terial or of a lining goods inpwltb
cloth like the overdress nls sc.-ms
to be the ettsb'st way of i ..oiglm; the
drapery. Some utlf. uodels In
velvet are Fhown ; whi n the ton
neau skirt and bus'lc liack have been
Combined In mice-piece frocks that are
marvels of rhle siilc.
A quaint two-plciv fmck made of a
wool tr.ill brink's the busile to mind
with ft deep, double fold In the goods
across the back of the overdress end
the material ixalher, ,! In lie ' t the sec
ond fold. , :itted bodice . oh bnxpie
t the bnc':, is a sinrestb i from ihe
rame em as the hii.sile-tr . ;i
side n wide belt button-
tends about the waist. The plain
sleeves are tun rowed ulon;: Ihe fore
arm and lit snugly. They liisten with
four butlon.s and buttonholes. Plain
hone buttons are In keeping with the
pt.-cilcrl iii.ir.vtor of this dress, ami n
detachable eollnr of crepe de chine
finishes the neck that Is high at the
'.ek. nnd bss a short v-sbaped opening
at the front.
"Hustle back" has quite n wide np
plication mul covers almost any sort of
fullness ni- drtipeiy arranged across
the I I; of the ill ess or coat. Vel
veteen suits wiih fined coats are very
stnai'l with the shert eeat portions cov
ered with narrow rullles. Those ate
scant aeioss (he from and sides unit
full at the hack, set on 111 rows with
line's lifting toward the back, so that
the suit has the ame ott'oel as a bustle
frock, v.ii, ll the emit is on. The ten
dency Is leuard tlalTew, plain under
sklrts an 1 draped tunics ratio r than In
the '111 Hon of nue pleee frocks, when
the style featured is the bus le-bnek.
but In view of the nice ss of ibis new
departure we may expect many devel
opments of It.
.9.
the country are making numerous
inconie-ta " returns.
Men of the field force of the Human of Internal Rev-
iiiui of the Treasury 'Doparlmont will visit every county
a the United States din ing January and February. One
.s now here in La (irande.
The services (if these officials in making out income
tax returns will he given without cost to all persons re
'I'lesting it. Failure to see them, however, will not relieve
"il inens of the duty imposed npoii them to file their returns
not later than March 1.
Questions as to when a farmer is to make his return
oi' the value of crops and stock, the relation of these
.hi tigs to income, etc., and as to omployos'and other mat
. ts, will all he answered by the revenue field force.
LlBKKTY-nOX!) COUPON'S
.mil.:
the j
too oft deceive. "Tomorrow I wiil
. :ni ii rr
morrow prizes win ne won. i ('morrow :
goes by and you have nothing dune. Tomorrow
dim, that makes tho dreamer's heart feel good,
man of sense and vim goes forth and saws t'nv
wood. Today wo know we are alive, our bones
obey our will; it is our privilege to strive, am
kopecks in the till. Tomorrow, when the madd
of workers throng along the pave, we may !
" - 1 I .... 1 It A 1 1111 I- I I
jaunty siiroims, an ne.uiy (toned m.) lor mi
1 liings I've done may count a bit, and gain some measure
of applause, when I this daily round have j-,ri. witc;! I
have crossed my pulseless paws. The lofty ends that. 1
(pursue won t make a record till they re' won; the. tilings
that I intend to do, will never count: until they're done.
And so, my friend, again T say and, saying iv, I'm
strangely moved the golden era. is today; don't let ii
vanish unimproved.
is a
To,
' cords i
and thev
put. si-mi
og t-rowds
a wearing
-rave, i'm-
r.-J feveriah and chilly, tired, hoary
an. I drooping. Mrs. Liailo Tylos,
J.'. iidorsion, Ky., wrlte3: "My daugh
t?r hid lasrlppo for three weeks.' I
ha.l tho doctor and bought medicine
:i;ul none of It did any good. I care
i lie;- Foley's Honey and Tar and now
s j clio Is all ri;.;ht. I havo told all my
, ! fi-iond.; about, it." Insist on tho uen-
j nine Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold
! eveiy-,vhe:o. Adv.
Tlie ir.ierest coupons of Liberty i-oan lioiuls are pay
it'le at any federal Reserve bank or siibtreasury and at
the Treasury 1 lepartment in Washington, and any Na
tional bank which is a general depositary of government
funds is required to cash these coupons without charge.
It is believed by the Treasury Department that no
hank or trust company which is a depositary uf the pro
ceeds of Liberty I'oiids or Treasury certificates of indebt
edness will make a charge for collecting the coupons, pay
ing cash to the holder. The service rendered by banking
institutions in cashing these inteorst coupons is a sub
stantial one, but it. is hoped that those depositaries will
perform the service without charge as ;i patriotic duty.
1 1
TI1H i:OXIS OX STOCK KXt'llANOL
The daily (plot it ions of Liberty Loan Homls on the
N'ew York Stock Kxch.-inge below p,-n- do not repr.-se
iiiy real loss for tl:o:-.e holders of Liberty Loan Iionds wli
do not need to sell them. Tim figures do mean a von
small loss for those who find ihemselvcs compelled for
one iv,i;o!t or aiiotuer to sell: out those who ho d on 1 '
their bonds have one of ike very best invest monts in tho
world - absolnl civ safe, free to a great extent from ta.'v.;-
I toward.
Howard will ho paid for return of
papers contained in suit cane lost
from La Grandu recently. Most of
wiitie bear tho name of Geo. E. Good,
llelttni to Gone Oood, La Grande,
Oie. l-10-2tc.
I '.IS
, I'nion co-r.'t;'. Ko i
a ; rate.i. I, a Grande
j Adv. tf.
Vail Fueling All r.uii Oiiwd.
Symptoms of on-conUBt kidney
trouble deserve prompt attention, for
m-vloct Invites scrlons illness. Luis
Iluckner,
Iuv
Adveriislog in Brie.
i
done
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nvo;ylhii!i.c i:i tl:o Kim
upp'iea n:n! b'ank booli.-t
1c and SI.:ilio:urv Co.
I ion, and brii;
;'!Ul
111 an
ibso!
1:1
y cerr.iin income. The
oss to tiieni is purely imaginary, a paper loss, not a re; i
one. eerclarv .lc.tloo, in ;i speerli lieNift- tile Liliertv
.nan couiVreiife in Washington December 10, nia'h- tho
still el i lent 1 hat. while sufficient legalK" competent evidence
was not. in hand to warrant conviction before a jury, yet
onomm was Known mura'.lv to convince a man ol uuiler-
taiiding that the hand of the Kaiser was at wort: in
nringii'g aixtut silos .i Li'o-i'! Loan Loads and depress
ing I heir price on t!u- exchange. Tlii.-. is added proof that
the o: s indicated hv (lie dii'!e;:cueo iietwccn nar and tile
i'ock exchange prices is fictitious and not real.
A uu;lf.
O.ico nit a time tliere was a w'im- oniric!:, who loved to
go ai-oiit o'oi 'body's Is; lines', hut his own. lie always
thought that he could corneal his prying and meddling,
because when oo hoard anyone coining, ho buried his head i
under ihe sand. l!nt Mie da a woodsman oaine along j
with a sharp axe a'i-1 cut n'V the ostrich's i;eck, and wiili I
m epiiiiig gasp the esiriei: said: ".How in the world
lid he find me witi-n I was so c.rei'rdlv concealed."!
MORAL: ACTIONS SIM'. K LOTiH-'.R THAN WORDS
Kodak finishing
Studio.
nt. Hart'ii
l-10-:tic.
i lie
prize o-,
best ahtl
Apples for Sale.
Fine Home Ileauty apples for
J. V. Steinbeck. Red y'.SJ. 1-
ale.
-lite
, Sin
Have
i'bey iL-.e
your own
bT',e Oait:4 :'!o:e on Aibu:
Mow- inaebiius n-nied.
l.i.-ii
,, i iiociiiK-r, nomersei, va., writes: "I
of-ieut C) ' WaK forIins ail run down; tired,
3" ' j with pains in my back. After Xak-
i ins Foley Kidney 1'ills I folt like a
now- man." Uackache, rheumatic
palnn, stiff joints, sore musolea,
mvollen ankles, puffiness under eyes,
nnd filecp-disturbinB bladdor 'ail
ments (inickly yield to this timo-tiied
remedy. A boon to iniddle-ased iucn
and women. Soid everywhere.
Adv.
office
ewlin'a
i-;-ir.
U othe;
li
on
at
MtD-WlNTF.lt TKiUI JAXFAIiV
SKCONI). Railroad or stnsu fare
paid up to $10.00, for ell sindeut.-i
enrolling between the above date a:i!
January Ifi, 1D1S, who enioM for
four months or more, peyias in ad
vance. Terms: either liooklLoeyki.;
or Shorthand Court'e, six months fo.
?",0.1H); coiubit;ed course, six l.i:Tli--$115.00.
Write us about our month
ly payment plan.
HAKKi; iu.'sixkss coi.i.uoi:,
12-i:t to 1-1 II. 1'. Kinion, I'ro;j.
!,,!
ill ill
piece
.'iftielo in
redoced.
l';;i:ily 1
b(i!::'.
C( mat.
ily Dru;;
y.'inr while Ivo
v.iiicli are inci
the wMto 'vo.
price, at i!ie
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i
avenue. I
1-5-titc. j
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' tliorn
1-1 if.
up
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of tb
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TMI.IXiUAM SlIkStTtlBlatH! .j.
lieaae pay Tolosram sub- .
serlptlona to nio at my store.
Olioiio all uu'.v subscriptions .J.
to Hod 3KG1. A. G. Herman, 4.
4UC Fir Street. 1 ..
l ! t T fcT,
4- "I
Money (i Loan.
Ot inipiovMl
real piojH'rly Im I
P
ainoosm ma
? h
iO(l (
tow
( l'e.
i'!very gi
his s!:are
Ji'cservo :
inent h:'..-
resoarcos to :
and all their
o'.l
of thi?
iiizeii at tl'.is
;ul si rengiiit 1:
ll.g Ii; SlCill V. li'.l :l nlir
ited v. it!i its ; i 1 i i 1 (!..!!
t.-uid hack of its tti.-niVr i
lepi.sitors.
n eoi:1 rduue dtro.-t! to
svsieni. and at the sa.nie
lamii! 00
mm
I I-
w
inae
l'eiigt !
secure
BIPFIJNG EHYSiES
I'.v Walt Mason
its protection hv depositing v.iur ni.wiev
with us. since part of every doil.-r "u
j'usit v.itu us goes directly leto t ie
system, where it is always ready f. r
when wr.nted.
lii w
'.'oil
Tl,i,
is
a suggestion for prompt action.
Future Deed3
Sweet friend of mine, it iioen't pay to tell of things
yon will achieve: tho golden era is today; and promises
Member Federal Reserve System
La Grande National Banli
Preparedness
I.K.AUX THE TRUTH ABOUT
COUSETS As We Arc Learning the
Truth About War.
Get Acquainted With
..60.
lt.t Tii'lT Maju. u. a. p., nn.
the front I.ace Comet with th
fEXTILO Hack and Front Shield
There's a La Camille Slyle That'
Heat For You.
Ail the Latest Motels Now on Hand
Priced at $2.00 up.
ma. ROBT. PATT1SON
Corset iere.
!?c. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221