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FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1918 page nam LA CJlUNDJ; M'JLMMl OB&EltVKtt WHEN YOUR NERVES NEED A BRACE '''don't delay treatment, for neglected nervous disorders will soon en use seri ous complications. OUR SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES is a tonie whieh renews all of the vital forces. It stimulates nerve and niuseu , lar energy and makes you feel belter in every way. It does this by increasing appetite, by insuring better assimilation of food and by directly supplying the elements that servo to strengthen Hie nervous system. This reconstructive tonic is valuable in all run-down condi tions of the system, but especially those marked by depression and nervous de bility.. If you need a tonic-take it now. Price, $1.00 per Eottle LA GRANDE PHARMACY Adolph Newlln, Mgr. Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon PAGE WOVEN WISE FENCE THE PAGE WEAVE I'uKe fence is nut ntiuk nor tied (OKt-thrr, nor cut intu Hliort sections and wrapped tOKt'ther, bill t'onxinlH of continuous wire, both horizontal and perpendicular, actually woven, the one with the other, every foot receiving hund liibor. The Vage Knot, in the only real knot applied to wire fence construction and has no equal for KmoolhnesN and Htrength. It can't come off! I'lace your order now while I have a (joiid Kupply on hand h 1'aRe fence will be hard to (jet when my present supply is exhausted. Page Fence Is Better in Every Way Than Others J, A. Chandler, Dealer Phone Black 3702 2 Miles N. E. La Grande The Time Is Now LADIES It is not early to select your Easter Suit the time is now when our stock is complete. Daily new suits, dresses and coats are arriving. PAY CASH and take advantage of our enormous purchasing power. We Own 175 Stores .and Still A-Growing Ladies' Suits .'$9.80, $12.50, $16.50, $14.75 to $34.50 Ladies' Coats .$8.S0, $9.90, $12.50, $16.50 to $32.50 Ladies' Dresses ; $7.S0, $8.90, $0.90, $12.50 to $34.50 Do Not Delay Do It Now Visit Our Suit Department Just In Italian Silk Vests, $1.69 81.98, $3.98 Formerly the United Store Just In Italian Silk Illoomers S1.98, 3.98 tout ltl,l CliOSS The revival meetings at the M. K. How tho lied Cross hIps to uiuln-jcliurclt, South, uro piosief slnB nlce liiln French morale Ib told by Leroy umior llio loucieraliip of the Mllla T. Vernon, In tho Chicago Uiiily Muggins) ovangollsti'c party. Iter. NOW. Mr. Vernon says: Mi!-, nrn.K-hml a vnrv utrnn ui.. " Americans who contribute to the ' Polk Held In Cold KtoriiKe. ColU-Btorage holdings of all classes ;tr pork Increased during January, :1918, according to tho monthly fcold-storage reports issued by the 'tfurcnii of markets, United States department of agriculture. Frozen jwrlt slocks increased 17,728,000 v.'ork of the American Red Cross in Europe today eonstltuto the aiiny of the United States on the right ing front ill franco. They are not living in the trenches, they are not flrlns u gun. they lire not flying In llio uir, but they ui'o helping Pruncc to do all those things until the army of the Uititad States cun take Good musk makes home-life happier It drives away the cares and worries and glad dens the hearts of young and old. And every home can have good music. The world's best music, by the world's greatest artists. '.Come in and hear the Edison mid find out how you can easily obtain one. NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO. pounds, or 43.7 per cent during Jan uary among storage! reporting for both December nntl January. There were 60,301,000 pounds of frozen j "h I'!uco in force on tho firing line. pork held l.i cold otorages on Feb- "The manifestations or sympathy j ruary 1. 1018, which is lii.a per ; and sincerity which the American cont less than tho stocks reported ; people as a wholo show to France, on tho name date last year. j through the Ited Cross, raise In pro-, . j portion the morale Df the French ; Briny and tho French people. TIiiib! tho Hed Crofts Is, for the time be-' lug, tho bridge over which the Unit ed Status is pouring its money and il.i help until such a time as it cun lift at least a part of the burden of actual wai off the shoulders of the j French nation. i "Tho suggestion frequently hr.s been made that the American lied ; CroiiH Is doing and attempting to do , many things In Franco which ought! to be ilono by the government of the I'nited Slates. 'This overlooks the f.ict that while the Ited Cross prl uiarlly hi organized to give relief on a large smile. It Is also the host medium yet devised for rendering International as.-ilslauce, not under the gnistjt of charity, but with u full iiudenaandiug .that hations as well :n indlvidu.WH. though sorely wound id and tried, can huvo pride, anil that oii'ieiiil assistance by one gov ernment to another niiiy not be nearly as etroctlvo as the voluntary offerings of the whole people of the United States ill France. OTaMmBBOTrfilffl 1 men' is a pamuiai psjciioiogieui & factor In giving and receiving as . W sislnnee which must always lie reck- K Mie. Willi. In this Instance il I P !!: linn belief of the lied Tr.-ss of- j f ir'U'.in Unit in nmulg, iiualiug ami m i'oonlia..lin: nearly all or the pil- W Mile ai-eneiea conducting relief l:i B I'm tiro hel'nre 1 he I'niteil Slates wen. to win', and in coopeniliui: with the !''re:ich governinent and such other orgi'iii.iilio'-.s In V'ruwo and else where doing the .same form of re llci' winli, move is being done and -in lie done for the relief W France ant! file upkeep of France tha:i tliri.uvh :,tinit;M gove: nmental aid." men last night, using as his text, Acts 2:37. Tho choir will sing a special this evening. Mr. Huggins will ulso sing u special. There will be preaching on Adams avenue at 3:00 p. m., Saturday; Cottage pray-j to 10:30. All are invited to attend; 01 ltlO.1.1 11)11.10111 l(.)l!0 SUHOUt .10 theso services. Preaehlng at 7:30 i each evening. Mrs. Sargent (iocs to Hot Lake. Mrs. Don Sargent was a passenger ioday for Hot Lake. Mrs. Sargent, 'ormerly known as LcOra Ollphant, was with tho Observer office for a long period but has more recently been a resident of Portland. Her husband, Don Sargent, a well known La Grande young man, is now with the Meld artillery in Fiance. WITH THH COLOIIS (Continued from page three.) I will close; again thanking you and the rest of the boys many times for the tobacco. All tho boys here said tell you hello for tiicni. Write all the news. Yours respectrully, PAUL K. YOUNG, Field Hospital 167, Sanitary Train 117, . E. F., France via X. Y. MIGHT HOIKS FOIt .MILLS (Continued from page S.) men. watchmen, cooks and camp helpers, scalers, .car repair men, fil ers, sawyers, planing mill sot-up men. head boom men, and others emloycd by tho month. "Tho eight hour restriction shall not be understood as prohibiting noccsr.ury repair work, opening up a track, loading cars or ships when departure of same requires Immedi ate action or other work, which fro- 'Thc employes referred to Include j train crews, blacksmiths and help ers, machinists and helpers, ruiii-1 quently is necessary and reasonablo Wrights and helpers, engineers (don-1 to render it possible to carry on tho koy, locomotive and stationary,) firemen, all foremen, sorting chain- general operation without intorrupt-tioii. A Dollar Saved Is A Dollar Made TRY THE CASH AND CARRY PLAN The Articles Listed Below Are Only a Few of Our Many Bargains A Visit to Our Store Will Convince . You That Every Item Is Reduced RANCH EGGS Strictly Fresh a n Cents TrcJ Dozen We Guarantee 'Em TILLAMOOK CHEESE, Full Cream nn Cents Pound " Fresh, Mild STANDARD CORN Hunter Boy Brand 11 Cents 1 Per Can A Real Snap TOMATOES Preferred Stock Cents Per Can Large No. 3 Can NEW CALIFORNIA CABBAGE, lb 4p 10 Lbs. FANCY DRY ONIONS 25 vStrictly Fresh Egg's 45c Dosen WHY NOT Have a Salt Mackerel and a Baked Potato for Breakfast? A Keg of Boston Beauty Mackerel Just In. We have the Wisconsin Swiss and Brick Cheese. Also Limburger and Tillamook Cream Cheese. Pickles in the Bulk of All Kinds, Home-made Sauerkraut . and A Full Line of Vegetables in Season. City Grocery ($X BaKery The Home of Fancy Groceries. E. Polack, Prop. Phone Main 73 ammmmjmmmuuammmmmmti ii vi; ;. r. 11. c;.ri.Ki-: -.Mrs. i n. tiit'ilU- w tn I. a fJrundt1 it li'vv Ihki t:i vi'rttiM'ilay rvinin;: rn rnun tu Nrw Y iirlt whero she to is- it Iht mtUiT lalto a much riMMicd vai'nlion. Mi!', (luulko i:; cluiii inaii nC the .Jonii1i hraiu h urn) liii liv !nr ciitu uy ami vd toii'iu y U'v, ,i a place for t In JoM-pit lir ain'li on Mir Iuhhu' roll of Ktul in' :;.iTii..Miit;is. She if al.Mi a tm'mhfi tf t In i'ocuI i o commit vo of a ;-..;r'il( diaptor anil vvhiU- away will y :i many lavitt' chapdM s nl w ill i".Mt ct! ov lotuiii any pointers 1 !. t will ti'iitl to pnmot" Lrcat'T t'fhi te-.icy in her own chapter. Inmt I1DM.--TIuiip is hrinK ' ricparcit a lti.t tf cluimpion knitters sow em, i;auzo worttera. etc. If yon know of any om who has maile f;is; lii.ie in any of ihose lines, or who t u: n i'il iu a Inrte irtmhrr of ln.t In .1 artides please send in the fiepon Then will he some smpiire-i wl.in ilii.s report punted. Maich 1 1 last day to ny watei i.'nt without a pennliy. : lj-:t CANNED GOODS Hominy, Otter, can. ... .16c Asparagus Points, P. S., per can 21c String Beans, Royal Club, per can 17c String Eemis, Standard, per can 11c Peas, Seven Devils, can 12c Corn, Pref. Stock, can. . .17c Okra, Louisiana 16c Sweet Potatoes, Otter, per can 25c Pumpkin.. Pref. Stock, per can 14c Sauerkraut, Libby's, can 14c Peaches, Otter, can. . . . .26c Pears, Otter, can. .26c Apricots, Otter, can 26c Pivwpplc, Pref. Stock, per can' 26c Tomato Puree, can 15c Campbell's Soups, can.. 13c DRIED FRUIT 2 Pkg. Otter Seeded Raisins for . '. 25c 1 Pkg. 11 oz. Seeded Raisins for 10c Sun Maid Seedless Raisins for 16c Currants, pkg 28c 2 Lbs. Italian Prunes. . . .25c 3 Lbs. Petite Prunes. ...25c Evap. Apples, lb 13c Evap. Pears, lb 13c Evap. Apricots, lb 2Sc Eiy Peaches, lb 16c Black Figs, lb 14c White Figs, lb 16c Pink Beans, lb 11c Mexican Red Beans, lb. 14c Small White Beans, lb. 14c Limn. Beans, lb 14c MISCELLANEOUS Rolled Oats, No. 9 sack 67c Rolled Oats, Golden Rod, pkg 2Sc Corn Meal, No. 9 sack. . .68c Oat and Wheat Flakes, per sack 67c Macaroni, 15c pkgs. for 10c Spaghetti, 15c pkgs. for 10c Cove Oysters, can 14c Picnic Shoulders, lb. ... 26c Breakfast Bacon, lb 47c 12 Pkgs. Matches 58c 1 Lb. 30c Coffee 19c Toothpicks, 5c pkg -,3c 3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper for 22c Arm & Hammer Soda 7c Bulk Mmce Meat, lb. ... 13c 8 Salt Herring 25c BOB WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP (i Ears 127c 100 Bars $4.50 FRESH BULK PEANUT BUTTER None Better Anywhere 19? per Pound IT PAYS TO, PAY CASH AT THE HOOVERIZED GROCERY Across the Track---Next Door to Stillwell's Cash Maiket PHONE MAIN 32
