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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1918)
FH1DAT. JI'I f t: ! r: kz: ft """" """ KOHTH POWOLR BOYS i Thanks To the Thermos Bottle Liquids may be kept hut or cold for long periods of time. In these days of food eoit nervation a Thermos IJottle will prove a valuable investment. It will he needed for drinks and liquid foods which you wish to take ouHhe picnic or fishing trip. We have these in variW siziw. Prices $2.25 to $5.00. A nice assortment of colored Carafes is aisoamei ENTER THE SERVICE M.VNY AUTOS SOLI) THIS Sti - SON NINE VOIINO . LEAVE, WITH JULY MEN TO 5 INCItK- CALL MADE FOR SKILLED IE II MK.NT ".CJIAITAIKJUA W ELL VOLIXTKKHS .AltH TO UK At". PATRONIZED. ....-. U'JI'TKD I P TO JI LV 17. We 1918 Merchandise! 1 1 NOltTIl rOWDER, July 3. (Spe cial.) llartwcll Yoikc leaves' on the evening train on Tuesday for Ft Mc Dowell to take up tralnm? for work in heavy artillery. His family will re main in North Powder. , A. B. Huddlcson, of Salem, is visit ing his Hon and daughter. ' . Mrs. Sum Sunders in home from the ,Uukcr Hospital after an illness lasting some time. Mm. Mary Gilkinson has moved in to town from her place on Wolfe Creek which she recently sold to Chas. McC'urry and Mr. McCurry is moving out to the place. John Duhlstrom, who left a short time ago to attend one of the army training school is in Portland und is now in the band, Voting .Men Who Jlcglslercd Oil June, it Ait) Kllglblo Wdcii. . Ollicmloo Qualified. " . , A call has been Issued iipon.tho State of Oregon' for certain Bkllled inc,u who are needed In the Englu uei s Corps. This call is only for men who are physically iiuulified for military purposcsT ,, No men who are needud. to fill calls in July will be accepted for i his call. Men who registered June 5th, 1918, will be accepted, also men In deferred classifications, pro vided they file a wulver to all claim for exemption. Such registrants rwill bo permit- Tom Green has enlisted in the en-Ued to Volunteer until July 17th. If 'gineering department and Harold Gil-i a sufficient number do not volun ilnson is in the bakery department at I tcor, involunlary Induction will be J Camp Kearney, Cal. , I used RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Quick Dolivery Phone Main 40 v. La Grande, Oregon We Have Flour Now You Can Buy 50-50 Tor Substitutes, we have- Rice Flour, : Corn Flour,. Rice Pancake Flour, , White Corn Meal, Oat Flour Yellow Corn Meal, , - ' Rice, Rolled Oats, Corn Starch, Barley Flour, 4 Hominy, C. F. Minnick left for Seattle a few liduys ago to work in the shipyards. I! Walk ft.Ledbctter report that they J ! have sold thirtv-one curs in this vi- ilcinity this year so far. They could fj have sold more if they had them. 1 1 Mr.. Huddlcson is sending men out I to put up the combines thut lie sold this year. C. J. Law, Rucf Lindley and Mr, Daniels went over to Sparta recently to set one up and it will be started In a few days. Hayin.tr has begun in the past few lays and it is reported that the crop will be much better thnn it was cx pected. Several of the Mercer family went r ,i o. ..).... ...i,u rin.... M.,.. m bU Jl VJKtllUU tUIIMMJ' mill UIU.B I'lUI J cer who left Monday for Portland where he joined others on their way to the training camp. Some of the neighboring towns were liberal patrons of the chautauua and helped to make it a fine success. Robert Tuitis, James Tuitis anil Hnrtwel! Yorko from North Powder, Arthur Stone, Clifford Wolfe, John Wnrd, Raymond' Cunningham, from Tclornset and Emit Miller and Elmer McAllister from Baker county will leave -on July nth for the training camp. : O ' WARRIORS WCCTOIG t'AT-EYEl). Drivers of Trucks 'Find Way Darkest Nights.- The following tyilos of men nre desired.' . ' . , ' . : Auto repair men. v lllucksmiths. Axc,mcn. I Boatmen D ridge curpentor. . Cabinet makers. ' Caulkers. Concrete Foremen. Concrete Workers. Draftsmen. . Electricians. Ous eiiKinemen. t ? Stationary enginemen. , Farriers. . Farriers. Horse shoors, Llthogrupliers. , ' i i Machinists. Duglers , . ' J'hotogi'upheis. Plumbers. , Powdortiieu. ... Oiiarrymuir. Riggers. Saddlers. Slioemakurs. Surveyors. ., TulioiK. . - ' Teamstors. . .. I Telephone Operutors. - j Tlmbermcn. , Topograpners. ' I Reglstranls me reiiueslod to pre sent themselves lo their local board j On Iheias boom as possible. This is un r,ceptionul npportunlly for men, who wish to get into certain cnllF i !lh which they are efficient., I 'YOU will find no old, shelf-worn, old-style garments in tmr store YOU will find instead, the best merchandise direct from the factory that money can buy It is a well known fact that our new 1918 Spring and Summer merchan dise is marked BELOW the present wholesale price and FAR BELOW, in many incidents, of our competitors' ASKIJD-FOR PRICE for removable, out-of-date wearing apparel. We ask vou to compare our daily offerings with the SO-CALLED "SPECIAL SALES PRICES ' - New lbW Ladies'.JUuslin (lowns ......t $1.25, $1.49, $1.98 New lOIulies' Muslin iSkirt.s..:..:,.:..,,......,., $1.69, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 New 1918 LWs' WmWn Princess Slips V- .. 98c, $1.49, $1.98 Nt; w 1918 LadWMiutou t.Virset ' Co vers'J.,..., J..!..... 39c, 49c New 1918'LiidiiJIusriJi Combination .Suits ............ 98c, $1.25, $1.49 New 1918 Ladies' Camisoles L . 69c, 98c, $1.98 New 1918 Ladies' fcflk Crie lOnvelope Suits ,.'......$1.98, $2.98, $3.98 New 1918 Ladies' CoroVd Shirts. ,.98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 ' New 1918 Ladies' Silk .StirtsV...... ,...$5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $9.90 New 1918 Ladies' SilkDreses&12.50, $14.75, $18.50, $21.75 New 1918, .Men's Kist ColWOveralls ; t ' i ' - -' : $1-98 New 1918 Men's Work Shirt.:...,....'. 1 79c, 98c, $1.39 New 1918 Men's Sport ShirtsV.A ,................,:,:.. 49c, 98c, $1.49 , New 1918 Men's .Dress Hand SlihJ.s . 98c, $1:25, $1.49 . - New 1918 Men 's Straw 1 hits :. 49c, 98p, $1.25 Every Uay is u Sales Day lit a Penney Store. Formerly the United Store' Every Day Is a Sales Day at. a Penney Store, Hy Fred S. Ferguson, (United Press Stuff Correspondent.) WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES iN PICAItDY, June 10. (By Mail.) ! 7 ' " Is the wnrrimr nortion of the human ! I'nylhe Penalty for Assaulting Young i NEGIU) SOLDIERS HANGED White 'Girl on Cuntonihcnt Ground '.'.'"' ? " "Tomorrow, Circus Day -make our store your headquarters. (Jan your Cherries and Hurries lioV while vou . can get theKi. HUG' MODERN GROCERY OIL BURNERS Your wool is gone, the summer is here, that oil burner that you have longed for is ready to install in your Kaiijic Fit M 14 TIIA I L and guuraiiW' eovtV your dollars. UIJ X TIRIFTYl'AMPS AT FurnitureEx change Fir and Jefferson K. J. iWiOHUE llhirk 1211 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture race becoming ''cat-eyed?" This question is raised by un Amcr- ifnn flitrlfir in Picird;. 'It must fin. in his onininn. CAMP DODGE, Iowa, July 5, Practically all circulation move- 'l'hrv! Alabama negroes, members of . menls of troops, hauling of supplies I"10 eighty-eighth division, were) i !,.. .. ... .l. e l ; ihnnirpd this morninL'. navinfr the nen- I miti aiiiiiiuiiuiuii to liic 11011L is m i - - . 1 night. Automobiles scurry over roads ltv for "ssaulting a while .girl of 17. r..n ..r w.., ..u..n 1...1 i....u 'on the cantonment ground I Ull I'l I U l", ' EIMl.ll IIIIIITi,, llllflll I , around curves nnd through villages : ' The entire division, in review form-1 without the aid of a light of any de- jution witnessed the executions. lwcn- scription mid regardless of the dark jiy negroes in various, units collapsed I ncsli just before the trap, was sprung I Wagons are driven over even worse f""'' l,1':ks shrieking loudly were re- roads. Not a light can bo shown. And ov1 f mm before the scaffold. Thcj yet, at the wheel of the automobile, or.j """Urea men cucin t wnimper. ,.,,1.11,,.. ik i.,,.. ie ., ,..., a. r.,. ', : : i moiilhs back, if ho lived in' a sum): ! Observer udvertising will bring re town, ho nrohablv crroncd and stum l'uRH- bled along his own, familiar neighbor hood street, if the comer light hnp- ipencd to be turned off. Now, in addi tion to driving an automobile or pilot nig a tenm without any light on the larkest night, he will wnlk down a French village street fhich he has not seen more than once or twice and go straight to a billet he may never have seen in daylight. I Ask n man at the wheel of an nulo- m 'mobile at 'the front on a dark night 1 and he will tell you he "can't see a J 1 tiling," . , j! l!ut ho must see, in the opinion of 11 Ibis American aimy doctor. He may J J think he doesn't see, but I'" is develop 1 nig the same sense that enables the 1 , cat or other animals to get about in i J Me night. Otherwise he couldn't keep the automobile on the road. , FRIDMf' and SATURDAY ma laimaae ........ m... .............. -1 . 1 .: Also . .., ; v KmsmmSQguf& i War Picture SALVATION Ali.MV SEItVICES. . itev. I.. smiih or iiigin The Speaker. . Will lull' ?:nn- Thoro will be special serMn s t Ihu S.i:i :l.in Army Hall n lay. I F. Smith Mr K:;;-.n wil' ! 'i iirnliig :ii 1 1 vioel- j Sunday school m 2. r t : ihu S o'clock nt ':h. t ?vv ) Loud ICty L-i j ,' ' -: '". ( W NORMA ."i''-""""-1,. ( fi M ' Comedy LfciapJ Ai- I ' The' Original Cash Grocery I ' . H Y I yX. '- . , You! You! Ygu! You! V Coino over to Harris' FurnitW' Store and see the Oil iStove Demonstration. THE PURITAN OIL VtoVe. The only Stove on Earth or anVwhlre else. Harris Furnituretore ... II. B. HARRIS, I'roprlctor 406 FIR STRET , " Phone: ted 8171. Kev. speak in I" u.so In l-'.o ! im., and :it night.. lOvei-yliody 'atleiid. Topless Sport Model , Look , your Best and Be Comfortable in a Is cordially Im Mi il In ! Clnimlicrlain's Colic ami Diarrhoea Remedy Now is the time to buyin buttle o" this remedy so ns to be prepared in ease that any one ) of j-our family : should have nn nttulk of colic or di arrhoea during the isumnier months It is worth a ftundrtd Umes its cos. when needed.. Alv O- When you FEONT LACE CORSET 'the only corset wild the patented ! VENTILE I Back and FronXfilhield j Ho fitted to the corset designed for :your figure. There aro i LA CAMII.LE MODELS for every figure. They are nlwnys i fitted by a scientifically trnined cor setier. This service goes with the Modern Methods, Quick Sales, and Small Profits You Save on Every Purchase Oilrtis i'ovvder, larj;e Jkg. .........2Gt- (iold l)usu'Kl,kge. 1 2fi Itahliits IjV(can ...i .'....lli Full Cream (W'e, 1 1) - 29c Fresh CreamVrv 1 hitter, 2 His. V' $1.U Fresh Country V.uttei, 12 Ihs S5d Kelhi's Corn Flakef, Pk:;e....lJ Post Ttiasties, I'W.. 11 Washington .'risiirikcs ......I -..-.::..3 for 25c 'Milk, Carnation, can...--. 12 Fdvvards'.: Dejiendahle Coffee ' :i-ll).can t ...$1.00 Hill's JJlue. Can Coffee, :5-lh. can :i $1.00 Shilling's Making Powder, lib 45e Shilling's Coffee, I lb. 35 J'ciuiomv Fresh L'oast Coffee, 1 H). .1..-.. Uty Italian Olive Oil, quart $1.50 Karo Syrup, L'-lh. can 22 "-lh. can 51c .10-1 It. can I $1.05 overwork nnd th hot weather, Just drop In and lot Al Cain put you up ono of those lavorltes of his nt Sllverthorn's fouiilalif. l)y C-29-tf out from corset nnd such comfort. FAMILY DRUa STORE V.A QRANDK.ORCOON, A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and up. . ' " Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702 Onk. Phono Red S521 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 0 p.m.' Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. IT ' I United ' Hooverizea Grocery J tion License ' - No. G50255. Across the track, next to Stihvell's Cash Ifarket
