La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextLA OUANbE EVENING OLiSEUVElt WEDNESDAY,. MAiiCII C 1018 PAdE LIGHT TAKE YOUR CHOICE- jj COME IN PERSON PHONE OR WRITE The conveniences such as the universal uso oL the telephone and the parcel post now enjoyed by country residents, eii ahle them to trade with us as conveni ently as though they came to our store in person. lly "I'rivntiie Veat, (Canadian) .mother loltl Mrs. Jones, who told "The Red Cross sells the goods 'Mrs. to the mon." Here Is another hoary j so forth.' who told Mrs. ' Eventually the - and', story i' We are always clad to have you conic in person, hut don't do without drug store goods that may he needed because you cannot, conveniently make the trip. , "We can supply just what is needed be cause oiir stock is large and made up of quality goods rightly priced. .' LA GRANDE PHARMACY Adolph Newlin, Mgr. Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 '''"'.". La Grande, Oregon This tale has a , friend in too many ! There Is nothing more to be done.' The thine Is repeated and repeated again. Homebody letuses to con tinue lied Ciosb work because of the unproved statement. Ilellovo no statement until you have full proof of lis conclusiveness, Hp and gather force a 11! which may. bu derogatory to the I can rIvo an actual source I Red Cross or to the lied Cross I: ! women. I have had it repeated to 'me under many disgulBes, I huve , heard It from the Hps of the undo 'niably lazy woman who did not care to malie tl 1110 for her country's j work. ' I have heard It pass from ! lip to i wont. of such a story. nurses or workers. I was having a hand In a poker. That' Is my considered advice to; Kama. It was noar tho ond of the jail persons who may hear stories! nionlh and my five dollars pay wits 'such, as these repeated. Further,; on Its last legs. I got In beyond! you arc quite safe in denying any-! my depth. We uro scrupulous to nj thing derogatory to the lied Cross1 degree in discharging all debts In j before you got the proor, because the trenches. Who knows that the j the Red Cross service is above re-; next "Woo Willie" won't (jet one of ; pronch. us, and think of the dishonor of! , ! "going West" with a poker debt I TEA TOWKI.fi All who heard around our neck! j.Mrs. Jennie Kemp yeMeiday after- I was, speaking In the vernacular, j noon will be glad to know that Lai In the Houp. I koI a parcel from ; Clrando chapter Is soon to send a I home. Against the advice I had I box or tea towels. IMcaso send your j given tlio home rollcs time and contributions to the Ulku' hall; j again they had sent mo three khaki ! flour aackn, bleached' and neatly hotumed, are wanted. It will require i 300(1 to fill a box. Will you help? sweaters. Hero wan the obvious solution of the difficulty. couple of fellows In my own section wanted ; sweaters. - They offered to buy them from mo. They wore my sweaters, Undisputed Do you know that the J. C. Penney Co. is acknowledged the largest pur chaser of hosiery in America? Do you know you should know that we buy merchandise at figures that the one-store men-limit "CAN'T TOUCH"? DON'T BE DECEIVED. A cur of coal always cost less than a ton., Ladies' Silk ilose. . . .98c, $1.25, $1.69 Ladies' Mercerized Silk J lose 49c, 69c HOL'SEWIVKS box of tills very -Thoro useful I not tho sweaters of the Red Cross, j be sent In tho noar hitim Is also a nrtlclo to . Make a housewife for somo soldier. ' AIX-IMV MEETING There will bo an all-day meeting Friday. There are a. number of kinds of articles to finish for Saturday's packing. Hi-inn your scissors, knife, thimble, etc. Kzimam HOKE SHOE PCUSH 11 1- ..' J -it- JKSWr jit is wtut iuiu uua astoi . Preserves and softens the Heather instead of causing lit to crack. . jGiveft A brilliant, lasting emne,tnat does not '.rub off.; LACK, tan, whits IP and ROWN jna. ,1 got (ho requisite iiiiuibor of cents ; to pay my Just debts. That is the jsource of the story. I Mill not one of tho sweaters. They 'wore exceptionally well knitted and comfortable. Ho wrote home to his ; mother "I bought a sweater from j l'eat for so much." His mother told .Mrs. Jones that her son Dill ; j , had bought one of the sweaters j UCD SHIRTS Groups of women which nlio had knitted. That was at who arc making this garment the next meeting of tho Rod .Cross throughout Ilia vicinity are request-j unit. On her way homo Mrs. Jones jed to send a delegate to the work-! told Mrs. Garrity that 11111 Perkins rooms and take a lesson on Thurs-i had bought a sweater iu tho ' day afternoon. There arc a number ' trenches. Mrs. Garrity told Mrs. j of mistakes being made and Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Martin told Mrs. croen, the efficient chairman. Is i Mountjoy that the Red Cross sold a 'anxious to bring the. work up to! sweater to Bill Perkins. " His the high standard of the Red Cross. Ladies' liui'son Hose .2Sc .25c .18c Ladies' Elastic Top Seamless Ladies' I ligli Grade Hose Ladies' Superior Quality Jloso. .. . 2 pairs 25c Misses' White Ribbed Hose 18c, 25c .Misses Wool h'ihhed Hose. : . 39c, 49c Children's First Quality Hose.... 18c, 19c, 25c Men's Silk Hose .49c, 69c ......25c .15c, 25c . Men's Lisle Hose Men's Seamless Hose . . Men's Cashmere Hose 49c Men's Work Socks 10c, 15o Men's Heavv White Wool Hose 49c Men's Weston Hose . . . Men's kockford Heavv .29c Hose. . ; 2 pairs 25o J Joys' Heavy- Stockings.' 19c, 25c Pay Cash Hooverize Economize Break the Chains of Credit Slavery New Dress Goods ' Arrived Today Incorporated Formerly the United Store SO Uiffercnt Designs . Galatea Arrived Today THi;V MA. .MKKT per lip. Cabby's face was still nu ll airy but a little lined by tho last World Doesn't Seem So Dig Willi j row years of bucking the business! Some In rrance. I , . .. . ,, . uaof, lias uw Netreal Start lt.in'8 Tablets. They will tone up your ! pnpvr Uum yimr , ,own nvi-r, i-ii'un out your awiiitien hum vuu , will soon bo as well as ever. They j unly cost a quarter. Adv. 1 OII.HtatVllll WANT AOS i lino for a living. Casey lias . cause for wrinkles, having u weal- , , -thy dnd. And anyway, Fat's dis-i j ,u.meu rress ma,, uorroaponue.il. 1 : posiU(in nroofol hlH lllap UB8t ,n0 i WITH THE AMERICAN EXI'E- ! corrugations of money prohle,ius. j DITIONARY AltMY, KIIANCE, Feb. j Wo find tlibiu shaking , hands 1 i 10. (Ry MnilJ "Cabby" and "Fat 'again. . I ' Casey!" Woll, I'll be ." J Casey is driving a touring car: j Afler seven years Gabby and Fat j oysr from divisional headquarters j Casey came Taco to face on a snow- j to call for the Major of the Third jcovorcd country hillsldo Somewhere j llntlalion. Ho alalia on the hill in France. Gabby, played right' horn dirty distributor points and 'tackle on the football team out in I gets out to sand-paper thein. That . . ; Chicago in his sophomore year. red-headed sentry, ga.lng skyward Em mora wlieu In La Grande : Casey, a senior was center and a through field glasses on "aeroplane should see the Portable grain bin at j bother to the trainer because he j watch" against the Roches can be, Chlld't Auto I.lvery. Leave name : would surround two-bits worth nl I none other than Gabby the ex-right' and solicitor will call later iu the ""liocolale carmels every day, adding j tackle. ii-ti-tr. 1,1 '"e dimension that won him his! Gabby I:; a little puzzled by Fats . nlrkuauic. j mustache but only for a second. .Somewhere In France Gabby "What ever became of Charley h!a right mitt and clasped i Hose?" lie asks, "aim Iilll Lyman? Casey's. They hung on In a kind , and all the rest of them?" WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN GROCERIES ; EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY . at the HOOVERIZED GROCERY A Bilious Attack ' ' u When you hnve a bilious attack your Ifvcr fails to perform its functions. t i : n,t r 1 Auu oecoiue cousiimi.eu. i nu louti you season, eat ferments in your stomach instead of diircstiiiit. This Inflames the stem-1 if jou wore- away horn home on ache and causes nausea, vomiting and iho r.ea or In the trenches, wouldn't iswun a terriDie ncniincne. lane i.hnmiier-1 v0 jii,., I() rnv ,,r ,... ,.,.. of reminiscent grip searching one another's face for changes. Casey wore a smudge on his up- "For the love of Mike meeting .von in tills forsaken spot after all this time. Whero are you stationed? STAR THEATRE fit V "ftJ wit &l ' i i &?i S':4 Thursday and Friday SNIDER'S CATSUP CARNATION MILK 251 Bottle 12 per Tin RANCH EGGS TOMATOES 42 Dozen 17 per Tin Strictly fresh Preferred Stock BEST STANDARD CORN OYSTERS H per Can P stock Select( tin ... . 21 EAGLE VALLEY STRING EEANS t Mecco Cove 14 11? per Can ' A. & L. Cove 14 OTTER SEEDED RAISINS OTTER SHAD 2 Packages 25 17? per Tin FANCY HEAD RICE MACARONI Special, 101 L- 15 Pkg- for 10? THIRTY-CENT COFFEE ORANGES On Sale at 19$ 60c Size 48 Try It - It's Good 50c Size 43? N10XT DOOIv' TO STi LLWKUS CASH MAIiKIOT PIIONH NO. MAIN :J2 "i nriiivwmriiir.ii Seven Reel Svper Production ISecai use oi a wo WIT 1 1 BELLE BENNETT A Vampire Who Wasn't lie tlKiu.nht he was t;iiii up his happiness when he was veallv fiiulin.r it. Matinees K enina's L'Hi'. .). L'oc, Kb- SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Episode Two "THE RETREAT OF THE GERMANS AT THE BATTLE OF ARRAS' Official British War Pictures Can't we stage a reunion? Can't we Fat?" Well. Fat Is sergeant-eliaiiffeiir, tjiiarti i uiaster Corps. Gabby is a doughboy in an infantry regiment. They can't get together. They're nt the war. For Hie next ten minutes a whole batlleHeet of Ilodie rivers might have sneaked past the Chicago sen try .and bombed the daylights out of division headquarters without any hindrance from Gabby. Charley Hone, says Fat, is an In fantry lieutenant. Maury Dunne's Iu the heavy anillery. Dan .Mc Carthy, the hopeless but untiring , 'suti' of the 1!M I suuad is Some where in France in the Q. M. Corps. "Well, doagone " says Fat. in wonderment at the littleness of the world. " "Well, gee whiz " says Gabby, thlnkiux the yauie tiling. You'll meet 'em all oer here your old rhalr., your staunchrst pals. You niny find ,oursrir top-sergeant over the ery kldv ynn M.tle appb-s nr milk-bnttli'S w'lth back In the 'gontl otd das.' Perhaps you'll be saluting the fellow who cut nu out of your Bhl bark In high school when an cxclinnuH of rut nlnn with pretty Fiuih-. s LI.-h k mi-ani lliat cui in encicid to her for thai -'in. ' i. i. ! Despondency Due to Constipation "M ! ' v ! !- . Women often become nervous and despondent. When this is due to con-; ! ,. .. , , v ' ! stipation it is casilv corrected bv tak-' f "JV? t,:e ""'er Job Dept. line an occasionnl dose of Chamber-' J estimate on your printinp; needs. ! Iain's Tablets. These tablets are easy , V '"" t'"-' benefit of cash buy- ' to take and pleasant in effect. Adv ing. Phone Main o7. l ! I ! ! v 'Z "I ! ! ! Read The Observer Classified nil?. v J J J Good music makes home-life happier It drives iiwnv the cares and worries and glad dens the hearts f ynuuu: find old. And every limnc can have uiuui music. The world's liest music I iy the wiiriiTs greatest artists. ' ('nine iii and hear I he Kdisun and find out how vmi . -it i j easily olitain une. 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