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I fecial and :
Personal
COMING EVENTS. .'".'
Juuo 27 Opening uf Grundo Ruude
Chautauqua. - ,
July 4 Celebration. "' ..'.'.'.
, , July o SelU-Floto Circus.
': Andra Cuuiitiincs. of Elgin, Ih at
the Summer.' . ...
Hansch and Temple, of Pendleton
are at the Foley.
'Mrs. R. A. Butcher, ot Duncan,
Ih a guest at the Foley.
H. W. HIcIib, of the O'.-W.
N. Is at the Sonimer House.
R. &
- D., A.. Stebbln and Mis&.Lulu
Cruyno, are guests of the Foley. .,"
, Owen Wlllgon and Put' S. Wil
liams, of Wallowa, are at the, Foley.
Chua. Dobson, of Me,dlcnl Springs,
is In La Urunde on a business') trip.
; M. H, Allen deputy factory in
spector, arrived in La Grande on
No. (i today. '-.'..
M 1 1. IT Alt Y TltAIMNti I'NITV
Department Will lie, Installed At
..... O..VC. This Full.
: O. A. C; C.ORVALLIS, July 5.
A military training unit under of
ficers and non-coiumlEslbned offi
cers of the- army will be created
next fall at the Oregon Agricultural
College, enlistment in which will
constituto Lho student a membei-'of
the. army of the United States.
This will be done under a new pro
vision of tho War Department, : .'
Knllstment will be voluntary, but
all students over the age of 18
will be encouraged to join! They
will he liable to active duty at the
call of the, President. It will, how
ever, he the policy of the govern
ment not to call the members "of
tho training units to active duty
until they have reached the age
of 21, unless urgent military ne
cessity compels an .earlier call. Stu
dents under 18, and therefore not
legally eligible for enlistment, will
be encouraged, to enrol.. Provision
will be made for co-ordinating the
work of this unit; with the reserve
Adjutant General Williams passed : of fleers' training .corps system
through Ln Grande Inst night on
his wuy to Washington, D.C.
According to a telegram just re--
ftived from H. J. McCain, adjutant-general,
arrangements are .be
ing made for selected students and
faculty members to ' be given 60
Margaret Phy, M. S. Levy nnd
M. L, Miller and wife, tif Union.
are registered at the Hotel Som-i "' Intensive training with a vie,w
Dior. it1 serving as assistant instructors
. .-Mo help the officers who will ' be
Dr. Joshua Stansfleld, J. H. O'-1 assigned to institutions where the
Noill. and Mr. and Miss Love, orjunlls will be established. No com
Portland, are registered at the ' missions will be granted, but ceitl
Sominer. f ' ' ' , 'flcates of qualification as Instruc-
"- , , tors will be issued.
Mrs. S. M. Haines, of Baker, Is T1'0 majority of selected students
'a visitor In La Grande, and Is a!'"1 institutions witu Reserve om
t FULL OF WISDOM
It's easier to go broke for liberty
than to go blind.
ITs wnntliiK lho last word Hint keeps
most of the arguments going, - .:
KcMlshuesa Is tho hardest obstacle
thn cause of freertniri baa to meet.
The biggest ainblllon any mau can
have la to bo the good father of a
good son.
A woman may love hrr husband oven
thouch he Isn't rich, but she can't help
wishing that ho was, '
In this war our observation la that
tho gold givers are stilt a long way
behind the boy givers.
One of the false notions some men
have Ik that they can ho patriotic with
out it costing them anything. They
can't ", ' '.
There ore two kinds of profiteers.
One. Is uuiking money at his country's
expense, and thn other Is saving
money lit his country's expense,
: A woman can get along on bran
braid, and corn muffins and all olher
sorts of Hoover substitutes, but when
she gets a desire for a new bonnet
only a new bonnet-Will do. ",
After n woman bus been married for
n few years she realizes that It Is Just
as. hard for bcr husband to bo' gnoil
natured all the time as it is for her
to bo good-looking every minute.
One of the things wo are not going
to try to do this yenr-.ls run a farm,
by long distance and twilight. We dis
covered last year that to be a success
ful farmer requires more than 40 min
utes' work Tuesday and, Thursday evenings.-
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WE HAVE UtJiitriVLU 5
guest of her son
r Haines. .
Prof. J.. David
Thatvthe man who. thinks he
lacks time generally lucks en
ergy. ., - ;
' That a fellow doesn't hove to
be a Marathon runner to be long
wlndod. , .; : ;
That no amount of citlturowill
make u fat man stop snorting in
his sleep.
That in tho constant sifting of
nr.. m.K. ..w,i,i1lv Intwl uhnnt: -ir
where, they belong.
cers' Training Corps will be chosen J
by commanding officers of the R. J
O. T. C. camps. The 'Presidents of ;
E. C. Sidles tho well-known druc:0 colleges, win select one stuuent J
salesman, Is in La Grande today on rr 5" ntuflents enrolled and one
One or his regularly appointed .visits I fnculty man for each 250 students,
to members of his trade. Ths 1,lfT" that approximately 19
f. , aniens anu our tacu uy tnemoors s , . -
.... , ... ... , J woniim from Inuring a lot of J
John Allen, accompanied bv lilii.l' '" ' " v"' rnnk nonscuse. Boston Trail-
daughter, Dorothy,
That thero are lots of men
with Just enough knowledge to
be nuisances.
:
That a homely faco saves a
script
n ir ix a n
II R N
Mi
AT THE GOLDEN RULE'S BIG
mm
P
W ft
Only Two More Days Sale Ends Saturday
Last Chance to Make Savings!
!
Barber, Idaho, nnd they will remain "'" ,"'"" ' "
.. wnk n lolH.,ir rnlnllvn. nn.l IPlesidlO, Sllll FnillclSCO, July. 18
friends. . I The highest type of physical lo
, Veiopmeiu is ueiiianaeu y me gov
liugeiiVi Newlin, son of Mr. - and
lernment. of tho luejii selected, The
Mrs. A. Nowl'ln, who is with one of m.i.nl"1"1" ap? .,"",it ,f01' 8V"C".I,
Ihu new stoul ships en route to
I will be 18 and the maximum for the
New York, writes from a southern j
faculty men 4 5. Both students and
feeling fine.
faculty representatives will bo un
der temporary enlistment for GO
days, when they will be discharged.
. Dallas Green, one of the boys' i K-M.enses, Including housing uni
who enlisted In the aviation depart-iforl"s', ,ood' nn", iukpnient. will
j oe uiKfn care 01 uy me . fcuvi;i-ii-imont
cents n'mile being allow-
!ed for travelling . expenses. Pay
iwlll bo ?30 a month.
-o
uient lust spring and that time has i
been stationed at San Antonio,
writes to (he folks at home, that he
is on the way to France.
: WHAT'S NEW IN SCIENCE
Ore from Bolivian tin mines Is be
ing smelted at a new plant id Chill.
A phonogrnfih attachment makes a
new clock speak the time every quur
tcr hour.
One of the easiest ways to cool an
Out-lot of Men's -;ik D.il
Outing Solios, - ohi'oino
solos, on sale at. pv pair
!3..1U
One lot of .Men's Dross
(Shoes, values up to $5.00
on sale at. per pair
One lot ; of AVoinon's
J Jims' Shoos, values up
ttK$o, on sale, at, per pair
$1.97
Lostino.'s liest ( !ofl'oe.
on sale, per pound
' :. ; -17 . '
'Folder's Shasta 'l;t;a, on
sale, per- half ioiunl
. 17
'JOc Cans of Saner Kraut
will be sold at, pel' can
13
One lot figured Lawns
and 'Diuiities, liatiste,
ete., valves up to 2"e, on1
sale av per vtu'd ' '
Tt'c I't'o LaiiVlry Soaj),
Siiocial for th sale at,
. per Imr
One lot of AVouii
Siiapes, values lift
2.00, to he closed oiat
10
ileii's I'oroskiiit Llndi
Sliii-ts anil l)rawer,s sp
. . - euu i or .
Kpee-)ee Cleanser, spe
eial for Friday aiid Sat
. : urdav, at '
75o, Paekaes of rarlor
. Matches, at special .
One'lot of Machine Oil
on saletit, per bottle
Ve offei'3 dozen C'lotlies
' l'iii's," special, for .
.;;.';!-.-'::'; 5.,::,: ';v.
You, can buy 5 rolls of
Toilet Paper for ;
. .' ' . . - 25? ,..,',.-.,.:.,.
One lot .of Safoty. Pins,
on sale at. per paper
;. :
Wo (ffer Men's Canvas
. (.lloves at, per pail' ' .
One lot of Women's Ox
fords, values up to tjvi.r,
at, per pair
49$
We offer wren's AVtnk
(Shirts, i'(iular.ii)1.0U vlv
lies, at
59
Youths' Suits, values up
to 18.00, on sale at
$3.9
Mch's Athletic.' Union
Suits, nfjiilair7i)t',. values
on sale at .
On; lot of Wash (ioods,
consisting of- A'oiles,
Martpiisettes, , t;te., ;val
iios ii) to (ifie per; yard, .
on sale at ,
,:-,.25:-,4':,
Kind's Fruits and Vrey;e
tables, regular J0c puek
ages, will be sold at
19
REMEMBER SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY
fl i ..ifl
isitrrisii t Ai-ruti: vii,i,.;i:.
MAN DOING HIS DUTY
SS. II. Morgan, DonJ. Willard. Ueji
Kvans, Mr. and Mrs. C. Urldwell,
Cecilia Ilcnkle and Uric Erickson
waxtko awr
LONDON', July 4. (Dy Unit.vi ' "For two years 1 suffered HKoniz
I'ress.) Attacking on a front near-; ing pains' iti my stomach, belching up
ly four mile.!) long this morning, be- i Srnr and bitter fluids nnd gas. Tonj;ue
twoon Vlllolsbet-Onneux and the ; .-ikt.-iva pmit,l ' Onr-inm ven' umihle
nverhenred oven Is to stand a basin ot jsomnie river, lho British advanced ; loiholp mo The first dose of Mayr's
cold water In it. , ito an average dejith of one and -a-1 windci ful Remedy made mo feci 100
halo lulled, canturinu llamil v ill- i.nft,. ...,,i i nm nnw fnlinr
The Argentine government . will In- .Ke, ,.cpurt Field-Marshal Haig. ;:bcUcl. th,,,, nt :,nv time , my life. 1
.'deem it my duty to advise other suf-
stall nn electric voting machine In II::
SUSSetll!i:f.S. j chamber of deputies.
Must bo residents of La Grande I Cdithlng made of pressed frnlhors
i i!i;vi:i,i, daxci:.
Tb.el.add (.'anyon auxiliary
fereis." It f is a simple, harmless ' Doing dood. - -
preparation that removes tho catarrlil I. -,' :
mucus from' the intestinal tract and 1'ew medicines have mot wlth.mute
nllnvs tho inflammation which causes lrvu' "' uccomplishod more good thiut
puiclicnlly all stnmi.eh, liver and in-1 Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrho&
tcstinal ailments, including ajtpendi-1 ltl,mlyv John -K.. JnnUen, Delemy,
citis. fine lw.c will convince orSuk., says of it, '1 nave used Chuip
money refunded. For sale' by drug- btrluin's llc und Diarrhoea Kemedy
gists everywhere. Adv. ; 7-0-lt myself and in my family, und can rejt-
n . ommend it as lining an exceptionally
Job printing. Tun Obw'rvor, Main :iV. ! fine preparation." JLT
will
give dunce Saturday I tomorrow)
i eriiiu jiemviu anu it; cji ii;ivpirii, , , - ... .... , .r... v"MV,; ...... . ...... . ....1.... . .... ,
of noise, arb registered at the Foley " "' ltt of Union county, to sub- j ns n fcl IH r wool has been In- :Cvenlngln honor of. Hoy I'-ybler
Veda ration. W. M; Head, Chris f"1' "The County Gentleman" j cmeu ny an iiauim pr.esi. ; jand Krc'q Coiger. two young men
Nelson, Fete 1-Iaiighcy and Joo Gra
: for ono year.
ham of Klgin are stopping at the! I''01' '"ore than three, years I have
represented me i..iiriis i-uoiisoiii
'oley Mouse.
; jCompany, of l'filadclphia, making
I.,, 'my licadiiaitorii In the Willamette
.,fii.tl Ttnv Keairle. of
Grande, has . been notified to nn-'Valley.
near, with seventy others In Wal-! From th presl-nt time my head
Iowa .county before, the local board 'quarters will bejin La Grande, and
at Enterprise. This Is Wallowa rwnuo 1 also iae snoscripiions lor
county's apportionment which ;is to i"The Saturday Evening Post" and
leave on July 22. ''The Ladies' lymie Journal,", have
always made a specially ot " i ne
..P .!... 1 ...t... I i-
' A sjmde Unit folds like nn umbrella, j
fur convenlrnee in carrying features a He, vic! ""V11"-'' "'""""B
new porlalilo electric lamp. I "
Can of D.opondency.
A new s.vslem of Ineiilmllon hiitelies Despondc'idfy is pften caused ly in
ehleks by tho bent of an oloclrlo light Idigeslioirfindy onstiiiatiiin, and quick
linder a glass bell ln which the eggsily disappenrj wlien 'Chamberlain's
Tablets are Hairon. - These tablets
are placed,
' jStrengthen the digestien and move tlic
The building of concrete seii golm j bowels. Adv.
vessels having preyed successful in ......
r ;aiaj iiiaoe.speei.uL.yu, u ;,.,.,, ,, N,.wv, nenmnrk Is cm- ii m w.
Mr. and Mrs. Olut Groupo and;1"1""'- ''""' ""M burking ln tho Industry. ! Il H. 11 I IlIBU Y
baby (laughter Elle,en are spending oniy tne oiuesi larm .no an uy .. , . iHUH JLVTJW. i
auveral (lays In the city visiting initigaalne in nie enilrei world, oar Hardened copper phonograph nee-
Mr. Groiine ."" .vet iiBiiiiice,. tifv i-i ,i,,s r,, i, invi'titlon of a .New ynru
ih now emnloved as private secretary wllen Pald tx alv'l"7!- 1,lllkt'-3 man. who also hns succeeded in muV
to Siuierlntendent l'almei- of the O. ibsolutely 1 cheapet. It covers nR tt ,v(t.b spring from tbe.nietul
W R. R. & N.'" Company, with ev,?l-v Phaael of . rarn-ng. including, .
henilimarters at Portland. Ho says "'""try breedings, bes, gardening,! As a new eolton picking lna.hlne Is
after leading the Observer as to tlle ,fl"n,1 cultiJe, and household eco-j driven over a field four men follow It
way La Grande would cejebrate :nolll,,;s- I and pick the bolls whli nozzles eon-
ih. PmCiih of Jnlv he could not I Tl, flrstl farme In this county necled to pneunintle appurutus with
lay awav ' !Who will 'ptone nte, at my expense, . which It Is equipped.
iuagajnc.
i,. To,l.etl son or Mr and Mrs" """"" nJr Vy of fining he ;Jon ,.lnt)nB. The observer
Joe toibeit, son or sir. anu .mis. ,mny be ellp,lfg(1 lni in anv Dllt tn(! !
.1. F. Cornell, is expected to arrive !most practlcal and does ' '
I., j.a i.rnnoo Bunoa on a ..... ,uB,.. ,le hoy, anU Kh.s on nja fann ,
lie has bcea in the najy fifteen r , housej 80metillng to think a
moaths. the most of the time with ,,, n ench 98ue t))at w no(
the cruiser San Diego.. It is sup-!mllke th(,m better farmers fanuer
pused that this vessel has been in !eltes or nollsewlve8 or be',ter A,.
the convoy service, as the young ;e.icaI18i ,. tnat ,tB articles, mirh
man has made several trips across a arc now rllnninKi pefc,.,
the Atlantic. Ho lert the San Die- ,,r hont." by Zane Crav, that c
go Ibis week at Uoston for a brief ,ohralpd athor, oj- John E. Plek
vacallun and will come dn-ect homo. eU.? espme of ,.The Na,rtnaI Non.
" ' I Partisan League," are not alone
MOVES TO FOLEY BUILDING . worth the price, of the magazine for
' (one year $l.fin, I will send him
a year s suhscriptlon for nothing.
W. C. COWGILL,
'care of Observer Office, La Grande.
I - Phone .37.
Attorney H. E. Dixon has removed . 0
his offices to rooms No. 20-22 in ' the j yn cnn't matio a mistake ln
Foley office building. This is due to .buying your Candy at Silverthora'a,
his increased business whirh forced It Is always fresh and well kept,
him into larger quarters. In speak- -The refrigerator window from
ing of the general conditions Mr, Dix-jwhlch the bulk candy is sold is quite
on said, "while I cannot say that liti- a success; no chance for dust or
gntion is especially on the increase I Jlies inukes It a popular window.
am very much pleased with the in- ; I)y6-!9lf
crease inmy business and" I believe .1 9 TjT1nT""?0y
that my new ofifces will be of great jJjljESH2b
"benefit because of the added space I; FAMILY DRUG STORE
will have." "1 ' ' i.a onANOc.onKaoN.
Main
LOST JCvys. between the park and 7,
i. nvenue. Call IUmI ;i!)12 or leave nt
Observer for reward. Adv. 7-S-2tp.
FOR SALE A Ford car;' Inquire Jjj.
M. Beera.'. Phone Hluck 21 52.-Adv.
7-5-:)t;.
WANTJSfi-f-NighlJ clerk and njght
he'ipr.-fAnielietui Itailway E";jrcss
Co. Adv. V 7-"-:.
Increased Business Forces Dixon to i
Larger Quarters
!: SHERRY
! THEATRE j
...........Tlli: HOUSE OF QUALITY..........
. WOMAN" VX I'KKSHXTS
MABEL NORMAN D
rTlie SnuggW (iirl, injtlie liest-sellor niystery
of thtf vear
"Dodging la Million"
Mts;Y!iil(lwyn I'ieture."
Kdar SolVvn,an(l A. M. Kennedy,
Last Showing Today.
r Tomorrow Only. Vl&GINIA PEARSON, in
"THE HUNTED WOMAN."
and Chaplin in "In the Park."
PAT. APRIC9, 1913'
A" New Garment for- Women 'for-Work
or
more comfortable, more convenient and more desir
able in (it and appearance than (tny similar garment
yet devised for women's wear. . Increases the effi
ciency of the wearer, and greatly reduces the
increased cost of living;
Freedom-Alh aro Ono-Pisce Garment
The nrwetf.crcalion of Levi Strauss & Co., manu
facturers of l,l-.c famous Two-Horse Brand Overalls
for men and boys, Koveralls for children.
Freedom-lls look and fit likt two-piece suils,
and are muclimorc convenient. Can be slipped on
in a moment. I Loosc-filtinn, allowing great freedom
of motion, ycl trim and smart in appearance, be
cause of the patented adjustment features, j
There are Tvt Stylks of Freedom-Alls
A Tight-Li 3 and A Loose-Le?'' Modku
BOTH MODE .3 have the adjmlqble tuatit line,
insuring a corn ct fit f.or any length of waist. Both
have drop-scat. f
THE TlCHT-l EC has llic appcarnnce of a legging,
and is adjustable to snugly fit any size ankle. '1 his
model has I CONVERTIBLE UP-AND-DOWN
collar. TiIp. Loose-Leg Freedom-A lis are
made with lovl V neck and short sleevej.
Look for this
Label I3T
Ask for Freedom-Alls
Demand Freedom-Alls
Take no substitute. . Look for the
Trade-mark stitched inside the col
lar. Il guarantees high quality
long service. ,
LEVI STRAUSS 4k CO.
KAN f HKm.ttC.O
Freedom-Alls are made eft
blout khaki, or" good-wearing, fast
color, washable materials in stripes
and solid colors. ' . - . '
Sizes 16 to 44. ' , ..
If your dealer cannot supply
Freedom -Alls write to ihe man- .
ufacturer, who will see that you get
them quickly.
t Freedom-Alh are manufactured and guaranteed by LEVI STRAUSS & CO., San Frucisc .
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