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S TPW1)AY. MAY1 25. 1013 1 I'j I VU) ;. ciiAivMo KVisN'i:;.; oiiSKiiVKii HM III I . , ; , THE HEROISM OF MERCY By OPIE READ namam CicuC'Ui 111. A. U. tiru.il Uuw JT" S3 LONGER. LIFE FOR MEN'S CLOTHES X "XTEGLECT, more often than wear, .shortens the life of clothes . . . Treat a J good suit 'considerately ; and see how it repays . you in longer service .... But first be sure your care is, not wasted . upon poor garments, for sponging and pressing can never supply the lack of all-wool, fabrics and' honest workman 'ship qualities ... which the Kirschbaum label absolutely guarantees - $20, $25, $30, $35,' $40 Hills Department Store There is no greater heroism than the heroism of mercy. There is no truer bravery than the bravery of tenderness. Out of the crash of nation against nation arises a Christ-like sympathy, and the insignia ,pf its tenderness is the cross of red. It is the only remaining glow of a Christian hope. It is religion under shell fire. : It is a sigh set to the music of sympathetic action. If a man who speaks truth should say to you, " With ' tlie use of five dollars you can save a useful life, alleviate ahundred nights of pain," you would grant him the hioney. You would not feel that you had lost, but gained. ' :; .', -. .' ,.' .' r i- This is whnt the Red Cross says to you: " Give of your s:ife and secure substance and I will sooth pain." I will gather up men, heroes, who have been shot to the earth, and housing them I will nurse them back td life.. For myself I ask no recompense. -My reward, is, my conscience. , My applause is restoring man to his family." ., Hearing these words and feeling that';, they are true,, would you hesitate to open your purse, whose contents were gathered in times of peace ? The Red Cross appeals to you personally. To you it opens its merciful heart and begs you for assistance. The cutting down 'of one luxury a day would mean a soothing tenderness on the red fields of France. : .1 I '11 I r dTiKI imi 4i" .Jf I X , DELICIOUS TEAS and C0FFE$ What is more inviting than a cup of 'delicious ton or rich fragrant coffee.' ' - Wo -take a special pnue in our rouiw. nun- -: flauso we know they air carefully selected, and properly blended.- " . . - . - ftr n limit ftlir tOM. sm( fOI I.P08. that you will find when vou drink them, 'and though they may cost you a few cents more per pouno, mov com v.m ciiphccause you ion t use so luucu n u Phone us your grocery order today. HARRIS GRO CER Y Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street ' . Across the Track "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." ., ... OIL BURNERS One's Best Always Called For. Tills Is the golden ilme nnw to lie Bin your llfo wbik If -y.ni Imvo no' nlri'iuly done so; 'Aco nnd condition even hniltii, nrp not ns Importmit fiio tors .ns forinerly. The Osier dlctmr of Innocuous ilpsucliidc nt forty Is tn hoo ns regnrds women ns well ns turn There Is wot for nil nscs nnd condl tloim, nt lioinO'Riid nlmind. .nnd It lie hooves ciuli of us to ilo our best In the tns'.f Hint fnlls to nur lot; .. ...................... ijd . lUrlRue nj.-uvo, low. .'"YllBrjfi MKJii IN TaAWtlS';. rat ,- -- MJI. . ; ijins Harmony ma, porirnyeq. uy wui- i ; v....- L , r-a ' hi... Minium i . "Tim Hlin.- T int nil ilnce Mcnoimltl. . "Tho Sltoes Thut flltive Hecoine Port Of Oew Of (inr. IIAHT HAS TIIIIIIH W'llllK.V IN - "Till-) IIH'H" l.KADIVt; :oi.n liiiced' will be. Hliown ut tho Ar- citde Theatre .tomorrow only. eminent Merchant "Ship. A pnc'illiirtly In lite construction of "The Cold Deck,-" the photo piny; I Mairlnii Wllllnm H. Hurt, the fntiiotis I irtiiifl(!litei' of tho screen, which will ! I'lCITIiHSorH MKTS IX LOCK I hi nresnntntl lit llin Stilt' Tlientre tn. i WOOD l'"II.M dav nnd tomotrowi dotunnds three : Ireidlng women for tho stnr. . 1 Ahnn Rnebeit, Hint star of (lurk,' Orltintnl lieduty, nppents ns Cornlio, lor 'I.ovel I.elKh." plnyed by llnrt. "The Umdloper." a photoplAy bused ; emises nmny of the difficulties which on Dolman nny's novel of the stime NKW YORK, May 25. (Uv United .................'......-. 1 Press.) Muny of Uncle Sam's new i i J". merchant ships will be partly ninn- J W - i 11 V ' W lined by. ypuiiKsters now undei'KpinK i a. a. at m m jl m. m. J training:' In the New 'York truininiE' J , station of thc Junior Naval Keserve. I The lleserve has issued a call , for j 1 000 more recruits, from 12 to . 18 i years old, to fill the mnks being tic-- The most picturesnue rustic seen- J'1 nHtmet in the navy and: ery 'available in tho state of Florida in !h? ""'rnt nmrme serv.ee. The h h...,n i,iiii,,i nu h.,.i. t..- ti'mninit station has trained over ,.... ... vu... - ..;.. ., ,lnv , . lito, Spanish ndvanluress, whoso Jove itlio action of Metros production of j ' whose yachts are nob available for nc lu'iet him. Miss n lichen hud the (lamo, In which Harold I.ockwood Is , , .uw. iU M.jdlnK feminine role with Hart. In presented at-Sherry's Sunday ,,, take the boys on pract.ee crmses this ; "T-...hful Anlllver." and was the AIonduy. . j summer. A training course also will, l.iol..o of "The Half Ilreod.". ,ThW- Vor the sole purpose of securing: ,e K'vcn at Camp Dewey near New Umerlcnr.o," "A WonninV Awnkon-llhls baekgrnund Mr. I.ockwood mid i ''"ndun.- Conn., this summer. , I niK'' and other notnblo productions, his enllre coiiipnuy travolcd from I . n ! ' Mildred Harris, a blondo Ingenue jNew Vork to Klnrldn and remained I . All! KOUlb 1 HOI (ISl'.l) ( .scincoly'oul. of her 'teens, who has In the South for n period of over! ' ' ' , . :i ! bmtrt featured In a numlnir or roront woeks. Tho result has been i 1 odon To Norway , Mail. Carrying ; .', rr.re-nn. plays, appears as Hart's highly satisfactory to the producers; Uy Aeroplane. '! ' nlMlor. ( .. .' " ' . ,. i jand those who delight in viewing j I ON'DoV M or t i, "., 'j' rvlvla Ilien.er, an Anstrnllan net--;tho beauties of: naluro 'will have rn,'..,,) An a'cHal mail route from ' re . of the pronounced Kngl.sh type :,...oh.t level , ,f they see this new , , ..T'ng urU 2 of beauty, s t he th id of.ths re- J-ockwood picture. . !,. ., .,. . . . TXT . k..bl conibluatloi, of beauty, Though beautiful scenic back- ; . F" N'"eg,an ' I II ill m 1 1 mil m l II 1H II I M 1 111 ri " ' "l nn i vii mm N v tnro. Spt'iry mul Riy will ho nn L.nmllniH'rf' lius other ()iinlltl'H l ' hnml to luOp cnloiliiln with .tlmlr jcommend It. The Moiy Is nn h-i I.. ...I EHiklnn ilenum n'f n .... .,.,11 ...I - Uiiiv-iiJi Kiii;uiii mill 1 . 1 1 K 1 1 1 K . " " ' " '"iiiniuc hum tiM" : , , , .....,. i. r . i,i., : '"Kland. mm pr'Mr. I.ockwood has repeatedly scored. Georgian Doctor Human Benefactor. Perhaps the greatest 'triumph of I .mt!rlcan.Miehcn(psoieiii-o;viis the ills covery of imni-KthoKlu. which iiiiule tiinilern surgery possible. A number of physicians claimed the priority In this grenj devebipmeiH. but In latter years Iho credit hat usually been given to Dr.' Crawford W. I.nns. n Georgia country iloctoi who received his meill. oil. ecliictitUm nt the; L'nlverslty of I'ehtis.vlvnnln. . '' ' ' I.MI'OltTAXT XOTK'K. The Local board of Union County, hereby notify all citizens In Union Couuty who arc or will have at tained the registration age by June 5, 11)18. to' appear at the office of the Local Hoard in La Grande be tween the hoirs of 8 a. in. and 9 p. in., upon said June Cth for the pur pose of being registered in accord ance with the provisions of the selective service regulations and . In accordance ' with the President's proclamation setting June 5th, 11118, as the date of i.ttct registration. ' ' LEE WAHN1CK,.. , Chairman. I NEW TOD AY I mmmm mTm, . am a. am a. mm M M MMM M M M m'm'bi -M MM M . lit l I Your wood is gone, the summer is here, that . oil burner that you have longed for is ready to install in your Range FREE TRAIL and guarantee cover your dollars. lit! THRIFT STAMPS AT , Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson E. J. DONOHUE Black 1211 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture i 1 1 1 1 i for s. 10x1. 10 in. wood. Farmen 5-2:i-:it &nlllldaJilJUIlM,hW I- I Arcade Th TOMORROW. An absorbing drama of the East Sit.lt Captain Cyth Delhi, director of the seaplane works of the Norwegian navy, is in London to obtain aitl fror.i i ARC A DE r TIIK IIKKO OF .-.1 IIMAHINF l-: Lieutenant Commander Ctlton. TlIK Sl.XSATIOXAL IIISI'l.osritKS ,U. S. N'.. Is In love with Caroline :.' F A.N HAST SIIHO U.SU III I.K ' , . has a rival in James Archer, a mail has been sent to the bottom. Norway and the British Isles has been kcpt'iip during the war. Sop'o ( lives have been lost and considerable , mail has been sent-to th bottom. . The average time for mails to Austen, daughter of a prominent um" Norway ..on. r..ig.....o is v!n political power In Washlnglon. w '.';lvs' Thi means heavy cxpendUwre. In telegraphing and travelling. Therefore llehli suggests an aerial mail service which could cover the; , Tho terrific gang feuds that have Journallrt of prominence, utiseriip- irvi'anllv ti.li.,n m,t nt, n ,.,., lllnilS llllll HCCI'iM tl V til lioiL'tli. with ,'t.nd ln 'deustdv eoKi(.Rala rt r.il the Kiiiianlun Anibassador, who' is ,lil,'"",,.a fonr and a half hours. ...if New York l.avo nrouscd i ha ei.v Ian. lhtcrnallon.il snv. Colton In- l,tlm w,wl11 K'" aenal P'1"1 tn lUnewed .efforts directed toward vents a wonderful submarine but- ' with two machines between Aberdeen . slnmplns out one of (ho don.lllcsr .(ory. and the Anibassador. after try- ,""" 'iv""w- i''il't ,if Ihtt t..i.itinllu..tlit. i-nt... 'Illlr III villi. to alnnt tli nl:itw! " ' ' . Mitiii-ble and l.idastrlous store through Archer, forces the jouinallsl keepers ore forced nt peril of b.islr "id him In a plot lo blow up the ncis ncn life to pay graft to the Atlantic fleet d.iili.K one of the war Ministers. These ate nattily dies- games. The Shoes That Danced A air of shoos woavj's safety for a lover and death for his betrayer. . Also ; A NEWS REEL I MONDAY AND TUESDAiY . 7-Wool Suct'oss ' ) - "ON TRIAL" - V "With , Sydney Ainsworth. Little .Marv McAlister f SPECIAL1' SEED OFFER To any man, woman, hoy or girl in Union ' county, who will bring us 50 cents worth of potatoes this fall, we will give at this time , jl Worth of Garden Seed Your Own Selection. j CHERRY'S FLORISTS I Help win. the War. Plant your Garden now. I ......l J?&9t9aa9aa0mvamKyatmmvmammmm0m fWWWi)WlWWpiyiilW I Tins on1 it. is woiith MONF.Y. DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this A si rles of mines are laid slip, enclose with 5c, nnd mall It red. niilrU-witled youths protected in the channel through which the to Kolev & Co., 2S35 Sheffield nve., rafting police orrielals and polltl- ships must pass and connected elec- Chicago 111. writing your name trlrally itl. a merchant .hip Col- ;ind ,,,',,, ,.,,,,,,., Tol, w( rP. It iKcheiipcrfo, the helpless shop-, on and ( nrollue , brother. Gllmnn korper to pay a dollar or so n week ; Anton, arc almai-d tha s.ibn.a.iiie , to n (tang leader for protection lhaul'2 t'Ue r... nier in roii.tuaadl. and ,n,nln I oley s Honey, and Tar no imiko futile appeals lo the police learning of the treacherous plot, col- Compound, for coughs,-colds nnd and thus b.lrg down the wrath of Ion allows himself to be shot croup; Foley Kidney Fills, for pain the sanest., whose system of to ( through, the torpedo tube. In this In sides nnd back: . rheumatism, loilsni includes everything from i way he is enabled to swim throuch backache, kidney nnd bladder nll- letty blncknmll to murder. Itl.e mines in safely and reach the '......i,. lin(i Plrv Cathartic Tablets. ' 'I be Shoes Tint". Damed," Trlan- ime.clia.it vennd In time to explode fries stirring and pIclu.CMluc pbotu-jlho mines beforo the warships nr- . piny of IJasl Side gangster life, Kit j rive. Gllmnn, arrives with tlm crew a wlndcsome nnd thoronhgly cleans ing caihartle, for constipation, hll- Ivld and interesting portray! ofiof the siibmnrine In time lo save ;lnu?ness, headachv and sluggish 'illat bannt of bluckmall and terror- Colton from 1iM, Pretty Paulino Starke enacts happily. K(h .Tilde flower, Ithoda Megan Who' death, and all ends jhowels. Sold everywhero. o . Observer Advertising will brinir re. blossoms In this dark pit of murder, A WANTAO wUtf nits,, . vSAY: If you want to SAVE YOUR SENSE, nnd CENTS, nnd DOL LARS, cross the Track out of the Iligli-Reiit District, NUF SED Harris Furniture Store II. D. lIARniS. Proprietor 408 KIR STREET." l'honc: led .1171. Mr. Grain Farmer: Are you prepared to handle your grain In hulk? Do not wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work and worried with labor shortage, but build your granerieg now. You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class 1000 bushel portable granary for $54.58 and it will last for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you $125.00 and this would he a dead loss against this year's crop. A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced labor handling and sewing sacks. The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for , the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy ia among them. Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy ancka part of the money goes to India. BUILD YOUR GRANARIES NOW Be prepared -by building them beforetbe farming season opens up. Be sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will givo you trouble in a few seasons. Don't use green lumber. ' Save money keep what you spend at home pvevent loss and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building gianaries now. Portable granaries of this type are niiversally used in other sections. One trip, with a good team will haul the ma ter.nl for one granary. For particular as well as nrice. 1, Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see " The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON "Wt'inNifciiHIiiitf'ijri-.a. VMn m
