La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE foci; LA GBAX1E EVENING ORSKKVKK- . FRIDAY, MAY 24, PJR The Observer HOSPITAL DATA. An Independent Newtpum I Jn'"" regarding the ho.pr Published Daily and Weekly t La Grande, Oregon. La Grande Evening Observer ' Publishing Company. BRUCE DENNIS. Publisher. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second-cloea j Matter. Address All Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street City Official Paper. County Official "per. (!AHM;s ( HUTS IMJCAUI-; IS uK of the feat urep of the Al G. Haines - in.ir ,.!.. Cfc ,"a(r(et parade tu'tt no other 'allow M,HHK, ihaa ever attempted," Then there are ft Is customer with aU tented. the niauy -,. funny clowns. These traveling agKresraiions. as a prelude : mirth provokers , are busy every t(t the perfot-mniires, to give a street j minute. They have their own Jaxz parade. The Al C. Barnes big four-1 bund and what they cannot do with ring trained animal cliTua, which jniuslcal Instruments has never been will exhibit la La Gmmla on Mhv 3.1 :,lnnp. ami n uli.l Inl nf ihlneu th.i lated and indexed in the medical u no exception to this rule. jwilL never be done again.. section of the Council of Nation.il i uarnes snow uo give a par-i . rne paraile Is over two miles In Defense. A centra! bureau of Infor-!' L"d" H ""T ,thB' '.h0"ld helnth an,d fom the very first to mation concerning the hospital facil-: j swn or not . isplendor and modern, features. ties of the country, under war ?ondi- Al G. Barnes, the sole owner of Nothing like It has ever been seen ' tola of the United States, in procaan j. Information regarding the hospit als of the United States, in process !of compilation since 1910, is now col- jtfons, is thus provided. The data) too ahov. realizes that there are I with an? other show and many of nm iv nimr nponu m wf.nni tha mm. Ithe features that are aeen -in this Evenine TelceraDh Report of United;1" KePl UP lo oale lrom momn'ing of a circus la an annual ovent. ; Parade other circuses would hold for Press Aasoclatloit. to month. On Sile In .Other Cities J bureau has not only the de- Oregon Hotel New Stand. Portland, j tails of -over 1,000 active hospitals jmpenai news otnna, ronmnu. Multnomah Hotel Mews stand, Portland. but is also gathering full data con ccrning nearly 8,000 other instita tious, which include sanatoria, infer marie, homes, asylums and dispen They can ill afford to pay to see the I their performances and niako you performance. This la particularly jDa)r to see It. -true this year. In order that theyj Probably you are a lover of well may not be disappointed, he has or-'bred and handsome horses. If so, ganlzed a parade this year that far, then you are sure to see the parade, excells any street pageant that haaifor this circus has with It the finest ever been attempted. There lslhorses both draught and saddle positively some things to see that horses in the world.' Three hun- arc really worth seeing. , dred of these equine beauties are in In addition to the many open dens the stalling of this show.. It wotild j or animals, glided chariots, bands of be wise to be on hand early In the jmuslc, herd3 of elephants, 'camels, : morning on the day of exhibition so I-(HID ; Hamas, zebras, dazzling tableau 'as to, secure a good point of vantage iwagons, allegorical and historical before . the parade leaves the floats, there are many new and grounds, which will be promptly at means of;novor before Been features. Ele-'lO o'clock, unless the unexpected making phants in harness, pigs that actually liappens. Then sea the free open . ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month 65c tarics. Daily, per three months ,.$L95( ' Daily, per six months In advance $3.75 HOW 'A.'XIM. WIDKV4 Daily, per year in advance 7-5; isr Daily, single copy.... ie , ,7 , ' u ni Cann ns la not only a Da ly, per year in advance $5.00! " . . niii .i, nfi,. in .Hv.ru-. MSa preserving food, but of Daily, three months in advance. .$1.25 .avalluole to the public arlices which draw diminutive wagons, llamas and air exhibition on .the show grounds Daily, per month 50ciwould otherwise be consumed only, zebras and even camels driven justlwhen the parade returns to the The Saturday Evening Observer, byiln limited quantities. Au Instance ti,e same as horses. These are some 'grounds. mail, per year in uuyautu. ..."', its raiierKrnm, uie canning process Every Stih.-riptioft Iwtps tt maki tjiat .$t0(,0()0,0f)0. Yours is just us itiiKirtnnt. as your jirfghlMirii. SiilWribc to. tho . ,4B Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, perlDelhg directly responsible for a trc- year In advance 1-oviiiiendnii increase In consumption ! " of kraut which could be widely dis tributed In no other" form. The' packing of beans In cans has brought j about ah even greater increase in j itheir consumption It haa .multiplied j jtho demand many times. Hominy j jls satsn today in teas of thoiijands ' iot households which scarcely would have so much as heard of the ex-i most wholesome, i economical food 1 My Country Tl. of ThM, Sweet Land ! ,or lm of Liberty nourishing, and '' ' . ' ipinrtiict. People are enabled by thej '.-.. ... ' !cannlng business to have pumpkin! WORTH BOOSTING. Jple the year around. Before the! canning of pumpkin began, it One of the. attractive features of Union's annual stock show is that it was possible to have this vegeta'ble dur ing a period of the year not .exceed ing about two months. . ' . o- - " Do l'nii Enjoy IJfe? A man In "good plijslcal condi tion lc almost certain to enjoy lire, while the bilious and dyspeptic are lespondent, do not enjoy their meals and feel miserablo ft pood share of the time. This ill fee'.inft is near) always unnecessary." A few I'r.s " of Chamberlain a Tau.ets to tone tip tho stomach, Improve the digestion and regnlnle the bpwcls In all that Try It. o QI IT TIIK TOItAtTO HAHIT : is not in any particular a catch penny affair. There is no commer cinjism amjut it except the commer . cial benefits which cpme to every ; body Jn promoting an industry for ' which this part of Oregon is becom ing more and more famous. These btnefits arc shared by all alike. In some respects these annual ex ' hibitions, which are made possible j by n bunch of hustlers who don't I g needed Jknow the word fail, is like the Grec ian contests in which a wreath of olive was tno most covetea prize wt. ', Quit-Tobae Tobacco Treatment was possible to soenro; So it it. with (Will do the work promptly and per- the Unioiv stock show, to a large ""anontiy. No matter in what form . ... l'011 use tobacco smoking cigars, extent. It is an institution that jptp. cigarettes, chewing tobacco or fostered and promoted for the last jsnuff. No matter how Viiucli you use, in good it can do. Its benefits ar!or Il0w ,on Q'Ht-Tobac will so twell known and appreciated Utatjt0 rlve ,lliygi i,leasnnl t t;lke, no Inconvenience, no remaining away from work or business. A simple homo treatment. No craving or doslre for tobacco in any form after you begin taking Quit Tobac. Don't try to quit the tobacco habit unaided. It's a losing fight, against heavy ndds and means a serious shock to the nervous sys tem. Let the tobacco habit quit YOU. It will quickly quit you, ir you "will, take Qtilt-Tobac according ,to the simple directions we Bend yon. . It Is a thoroughly reliable and permanent remedy for tlio tobacco habit, but is not a substitute for tobacco. Thousands have been freed from tho hnhlt. Why not you? Write at once- for particulars and ti'r.ll ninnlals. A. V. Hall fn., 1 IH X. LnSiille St., t'liicRgo, ' n-ua-tt 3 Job Printing, The Observer, Main 37 The Wolf at the Door" A licalthr, robust ' savings ' nfTcoiint keeps the "Wolf from the Door." It's a h.'irrier ngninst many of the evils whieh beset people with small iiieomes. ; ' . How is it with you? Do you keep a savings aeeount 1 A savings aeeount at our bank ena bles women, clerks,' mechanics and others to accumulate a reserve that will be available in times of need. We always stand ready to help you in vour effort to save money with wbieh to keep "The Wolf from 1 he ' Door." " Member Federal Reserve System La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON .' . ForThe Well Dressed Woman ' For iM'auty of line, quality of, material and tluirough tailoring, there are no finer suits "than -.'-' v these we are offering you now. Mvery sjiii has an intKviduality, a distinctiveness that appeals to ever- woman of refinement. - Stop in and see these suits,: Serges, gabard ines, trieotine, velour de laine, etc. - - 5.00 to $00.00. There are smart, youthful styles for the younger set. Those with more conservative lines for the older, women. ,. ' j., Good tailored effects for travelling. All made of thoroughly irood, de pendable materials, designed with ex quisite taste and finished with care, down to the last button. ' . , Wo want you to see these. ; 'Prices $15.00 to $60.00..; ... - MILLINERY . Clever new creations in our. Millinery .De-: part merit. ' ' "'.- 1 . 1 Something new every' week in flage tailored Hals. ' , ' '..'-;.: ';' We invite your inspection now. Store Closes Saturday at !) p.m. it jicver foils to draw the largejit crowds, and tlose attendants are as sured in advance that the worth of ; the money many times over is the certain rcwasd for being present. While the stock show is an insti tution which by its own intrinsic me ence of being on of tho most Im portant events of the kind In the " northwest, it is not out of place to pass the word alone; that the show this year will be up to the usual hifth 'sitandniil regardless of the war. The management have adopted thi slogan "Over Uia top," and wo al know that they always live up t their pretensions. It is one of th. events which no one can afford t' miss. AVENGE IS CERTAIN. The short-sightedness of the Ger mun military is often revealed and In: no instance is the hideousncss of the German idea more certain of re sentment than the act of the air plane squadron which yesterday pu' out the lives of lied Cross nurses There is no ndviiiitngo to lie sccuro tu destroying hospitals, which con tain only the helpless and woundc am) brave stlf-sacrificing women who are in no sense combatants i this war. The German notion o "kultur" cannot see nor'comprehen . that every act of this kind will com back with avenging force. The mur, di-r of Edith Cnvell did more to en courage British enlistments than nnj thing that had previously happened. Tho sinking of the t.uxitaniu was th Inst straw which precipitated ngains tho powers of I'russiunism the whole resources of the people of Ameriri . The cohorts of the kaiser will never tea it, or will pretend not to see it just ns the commender of the air squadron pretended he rould not sec tlio red cross denoting the hospital buildings which he tried to deniolia ' 7lf Will H oim back to them. ? OUR BSPENSB In tho pprinp wvi may bo nilr-ckcl vA nny li nunc tit. Toxic poisons pili; up wiihin up nflor a hitnl jntcr, mid wo feel "nui-HloH-n," tirvtl out, blue and dia couragrd, Ti)i:i in tin lime to put our hoaflfl in ordt-rc lor. nm tlio Ryttoni and pui Trt'd. blood into our nrh-rief?. 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Thr-ytl irivo you v inmtunt Immio- fit for IndlntUon, 1'oiivUimtiou, Smr i .. ; .SiMiniM-h. si:k M.';wlaclH, im! UiziiH-. ; :. rti"y nro munll anil pleaunt to t:it;r, umt -t 'j 1lix fillet thornotr-lily tmftmif r'M'iiv, 4 'i'wviitV llv cviit at nwt liruf'rfiSri'E,, Why Strawberries Call For Puffed Grains Once mix puffed grains with your Dcrrios . ind you'll never want Merries without them. PUFFED RICE PUFFED WHEAT Hai-h loc a paekage. Strawberry Shortcake, made with f'riseo,, wives .Mutter.;. Jf it is Cream yon need, order it with your groceries. We ai'e getting some very fine TTend Let tuce now. liig demand for Hops and liottle Stoppers , we have them. . 12 in 1 AVhite Shoe Dressing will keep your Khoes neat. New Peas. and new Pots on hand liowv llighest quality and the. lowest price on fine Italian 'Primes. Ice Muxes must lie kept both clean and cnul -use Old Dutch. RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Phone Main 80. 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Practically Everything Has Raised But Xelephone Service fx if is I -i w Pumps and Oxfords are the Best Style for Summer Wear. Mlack kid pumps, yool fittiii"; and the best, of style, price $5.00. . IJrmvn calf unnps, peiftM-tly plain and very, dressy, price $5.50 Mrown kid Oxfords, Louis heel one of the very newst thing's, price $0.50 Mrown kid Oxfords, military heel, a very com fortable and 1 style, price $5.50t Tennis Shoes fur men, women and children.' Sandals in Mack, tan and white.. I L. J. French Shoe Company 0 re 7f