La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 17, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAG 15 SIX f.A (il.'A'Nbi; EVENING OliSKftVER WEDNESDAY, JULY IWIS We Try To Please Drug Buyers MARINE ON VISIT TO MOTHER AT JOSEPH ALBERTO E. LEE IMIW. J. I'. IllMK OX Tltllf TO JOSKIMI ICKV. WI.NTFKK OIVKH WAIl TALK IIOSI'n.AI, I'Atiunt hkcovkhim;. Uy offering the best drills, a full assort ment of them, by giving careful service und tlie most reasonable prices, we are able to win u constantly increasing volume of trade. Thjs f.mdefv7s1t7Wliold by never giving our ciistotjucrs a feasoiiW ffoinir elsewliere. service are Those who goinir to become they do try not tried ovr rcTHmrusuy ners when RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon JOSEPH. July 15. (Special.) Mrs. i T. E. Tucker returned jhonie Sunday after a vlHlt In La! Grandu. I After spending thu winter In ' jCallfornla, Mrs. Hugh Gibson anil j llitllo son Mack am home uguin. j j Clifford Ilurton of I. a Grande Ik. leiiiployed at prcsont as assistant ut the depot. Airs. W. L. Hewitt lurt laut week fur H visit with friends and re latives in Freuwatcr. Mrs. Ham Poguo who has been visiting Mr&. Hewitt for sonio time left on the same, train for Portland. Hurt MiiKlies and drover Cirlmm lett of La Orande spent some time last week end fishing on Sheer 'Creek. . ! Mrs. Jerry Hunk and her brother i Fay Vest are here . vlalting at tho .Voting Women I Vest home. I W. T. Dutton and wife, of Kric. iKansiiB, arrived Monday to visit Mrs. notion's brother, Mrs. S. C. Hlmclwrlght. I The War Industries Board I Albt-to . Lea Is the food adminis trator Porto Rico. IS A JOY TO COOK .Make In Kin nee I'ies I'W, Yankees, lly .Mifcs Irene Melutyrn. (Written for the United I'ress.) WITH TUB AM KK1C AN BOY.i (AT THK ' FRONT.. Juno 19. (Pv Horn to Mr. and Mis. llei t ; Mall. l--Wo lire urateful to he nir 1'JlS, Ihuro with our army and feel we aie having wonderful luek to be aide to- make doughnuts and pies Sw 14. lARCADE TODAY AND TOMORROW ALICE BRADY -in j "The Belgium Maid" ind a Comedy, K.:rBabiaged I No j it,'. I I ,v jSprugue, on Sunday, July la daughter. ! Craynell Saxon left Monday for La (irande, where Bhe will spend inur bit In the waii ' the summer. j Wo , 110 a ,;t Un wh,u ,. Mrs. Chns. Strohm, who was np-jWn,. WOiil be when we first ru ne crated upon at the. Enterprise Hh- i,t wo were qiillo propnmi for pltal last week la making a nice jniiylhlng. Wo only roared that we recovery. - would not bo aont to tho from 'and Leo Shannon, a U.S. Marine, whojwoui,i o dnomr.d to 'emain at the has been visiting his uiother in!lmir, ( Joseph for ten days returned to Ills At Iloidoaux, when I landrd and station In California the first ofiI11()t tlio colonel, iny first words the week.. were to ask hlin to send inc. s far H. N. Hlch and wife camo In on ; forward us ho could. Ho smiled Sundays train from halt Lake City lim Ba, n,ig, So j waited In! ' nev. Wlntors of La Orando gnvoj ohuiys, my Hislor, had come over a splendid "war tulk" at the M. U. Carller, and was then' "somewhere cnurcn last Huiiony hl fiance at the front. There' I was joy for men when tlio Colonel THROWS POLLEN OVER BEES 'B"V(' 11,0 0,',l"", '" K0 to "'" mi" - jvilhtgo where iny Klstor was work ing, tlio most advanced point at which women were, allowed in our in connection with the State Defence League, have issued rules and regula tions affecting all merchants in Oregon, to reduce the clerical fqree in various stores, by reducing deliveries to ONE A DAY, Etc. J. C. PENNEY CO. ac complished this, and MORE, YEARS AGO, by selling FOR CASH ONLY, dis couraging an expensive delivery system, and giving the people the benefit of the immense savings from this progressive policy, in QUALITY GOODS at LOWER PRICES THAN COMPETITORS COULD POSSIBLY GIVE, who maintained the extravagant old system; of unlimited credit, book-keepers, col lectors, bad bills and delivery. T " , T WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW THAT CAN. ' w . LADIES. Ladies' New Summer Unions 49c, 59c, 79c, 98c, $1.39 . Ladies' New Summer Vests 15c, 19c, 25c, 49c, 59c Latfy's' New Summer Gowns ..... :...98c, $1.49, $1.98 , . Ladifc' New Summer Bloomers, white and pink 69c LadieS(Nev Crown, Albert Corsets. 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 : LadiesNIfeatluVbhioin Petticoats..98c, $1.49. $1.98. $2.98, $3.98 -r . . .V. ladies ic Ladies' K Ladies' Ne Ladies' New Ladies' New Ladies' New w WAs in VVoill i tH'l'aiiV VU.iteV Y i(l h Skirts, sport style $1.25 $1.49 $1.69 $J.98 $2198 r Uress Skirts $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 and Lawn 'Waists .- 98c, $1.49, $1.98 se Silk Waists J. . ..98c, $1.49, $1.98 se Mcidel Kimonos 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98 md Khaki Middies ..98c, $1.49, $1.98 lleavrweitiht HI Heavyweight Blut Leather Farm Cloves Work Cloves, loathe? Men's Work Shirts .... MEN, ' ernlls, Unilerlnll JJih ;. Mlack Bear $1.98 inpers,- ITiiderhill, Big '.i, Black Bear $1.98 .i. , 39c, 49c, 69c, 98c faced : 25c, 29c 79c, 98c, $1.29 I Nature's Use of the Mountain Laurel i Is One of Her Many Remark- iiriiiy, unci probably in any army. Oi-der llrings Joy. I had anticipated a gradual ad. vanco Into the zone or the army pollen over the bee which nllgbls um f'om one Post to another and was1 able Devices. Flop! nnd nwny go the little uln- niens of the mnunliiln laund niul throw Men's Work Khaki Shirts' $1.49, $1.98 Men's Khaki Pants $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25 Men's Straw Field Hats 10c, 15c, 25c, 39c Men's Straw JIats 49c, 98c, $1.25 Men's Work Suspenders 1 25c, 49c Men's Work Sox 10c, 15c, 25c Men's Unions, dark colored $1.19 Men's Flesh Colored Unions ; 79c, 89c, $1.25 Men's Khaki Unioiialls , ! I i..:. $2.49, $2.98 Bed Sheets, 6x12, 6x1-1 : $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 STRETCH YOUR PAY-CHECKS- ALICE' DRAW cfqum A Lauuh. (letter. Doug. Fairbanks, Friday, Saturday. them. Tlio nuliiriillst sees here one of tlio most remnrkiiblo devices In all nature for compelling an Insect to car ry pollen. The lover of nature sees in the mountain laurel one of (he most ! beautiful of the common woodland dowers, soys Edward Blgelow In "Boys' Life." I The corolla Is onucer-shnped, with I ten 11 It lo pits near tlio edge, ami light- :!illnr i ly caught In each of thesu Utile pits Is tlio untlier at the end of the clastic 1 tlluinent. This nil I ill'ul thing seems to I grow In nn unnatural manner, hut do you know of tiny other plant that lie tually grows in distorted or slriilneil j position, or puts Its own self in mi un cnnifnrtiiblo uud fltruiucd position ' from which It Is glad to bo released when (he first Insect comes nlong and sets It loose? The whole mechanism Is like a hnlr trigger. It Is so carefully adjusted that even a slight Jnr will sometimes set It loose. Slinking nu .entire bush releases great numbers of these llln nienls, anil lion, Hop, flop (hey Imp out of the pits nnd the anthers throw their i pollen everywhere. The bee which i visits the inoiinliiln laurel must feet that the times lire prosperous, since lie I fit 'lyed trying hard lo keep from lotting my e:igernoss t to go whore they were thickest from getting the best of me. My delight was all the greater on that account nnd little sislrp and I had a Joyous reunion. Tlioie is no way to tell how 'I I. ere i:i mi way to lell how liui .y we mo to lal here. Our HYi! are the host ill th? ivii hi. '"liLy upjiroci.ilo tho tin1 . 1 tiling w..' 'lo for them and surp -i. . ii' i:i-cs t'r.'.i' wo can over allow them. . A 'They Mv awfully fjood and gentle i and llMin;:!iliiil around us in spile j of the i--.ii, ih I hey nro under out nere in t!ki 'irenrlicijfc - j T!i. oilier night Rnring a heavy I haniige from both .sides, when I .hells were bin-sling on the edge of j our woods, a doughboy stood un-! tier our window lo reassure us if we liocanio ahtrined. Wo did not learn of it until morning when bo asked us if we lind boon scared. I said, ''Why, no, you didn't hoar iiti make a sound, did you?" lie Was Oil (illal'il, "No." he responded, "Yon didn't -MAKE EFFICIENT. YOUR DOLLARS We Sell Thrift Stamps Incorporated Formerly the United Store We Sell Stamps Thrift Vi i ...... n I r.... ...... 1......... k.,t t is , showered Willi golden pollen which ' , " should strlko knew ! Don't Always Blame the Telephone i ; Operator When You Are S Called By Mistake phone when another number often, however, it is Were you over called lo the was wanted? V When tins neeuiVthc operator, to hsure, niuy have humanly errco oy ringing on tup wrong line, tne inuit 01 the pcuwii m 1'cople oflcn ask. for luifTMiur example, whi filtl is wunteil anil then either ''hang up" when mistake IsV'alized or lieromo impatient when the wrong pcrsmiiswers, unlamiliarity with the work oflephone Vperaling often prompts unjust cnticisni. Please don't ThtjJJft- earnestness or the operator's effort when some occasional service difficulty does ttrlHP. iHomc Phone Co.! LIBERTY BONDS WANTED! FOR A 150.00 I.1HKHTY hw.NI) YouVaN (iKT $26.00 in tranV and l-jn() rush . 1 lf.10.0fl in tradeNynd $:ilVi rash W5.00 in trade ihul f H. rash J40.00 in trade aiiiV;-J.n(caih 45.0O in trade and N .M) Vash $!0.00 in trade and ?NiJash MHI2KTY IM)NDS ACCEITKl) AS I'AYMKXT ON ACCOI'NTS Furniture Exchange Black 1241 E. J. DONOHCK Kir and Jeffeninn BBST I'RICKS PAID FOR USKI) FURNITURK. i, ' nilghl I I in carries to llio iicvt llmver tn for .in.. .1... - i.. Icciuldn't be uslecn and must be I J II . frightened. IT anylhlng had hup. Job printing, Tho Observer, Main :17 Ipi'iied. I might havo helped you." l - . ? , day and SnJi r I - rrr I.. ... I' I. - : -J- -tv.It- vy.. . "J ir -I T Ml I l.rr - - . .uin i iuu UNOW. IK I ' - S MUV 11 I U A it- M . r , 1 1 F;L - r l BE: MUCH EASIER For; ou ' C . . mJ-mi' j At the tlmo of the bombardment of our kitchen In the Seicheproy battle, when I was picking up a few tilings In the hut preparatory to our' enforced departure, by t!it general's orders ' the shells woie bursting on all sides within a few yards. A rainnufleur who had been very good to us came in to help us, and nB the shells were bursting he said In such a quiet voice, "I think we had better staud against this wall for a few minutes. If a shell In, the wall would fall ho. Here we will ho safe." Theft he went on talking quietly about other things, und made me forget t bo afraid. says Mr. Fix-it. Fri lay, Arcade. 7-17-at Job printing, Tho Observer, Main 37. GOING TO WAR. . Jf 4. .j. .j. .j I ' GOING V Ford truik, ill V must sell at of I 37 or Black 3!S J. .J. .?. .J. .J good condition, -J- oice. l'hone Mam 'i 1. . !: FOU SAIil'l, team, 1700 lb. 1'ercheron mares. 1,500 lb. work inare. yearling coli. , saddlo horse. , - Jersey di.iry cows. cream separator. disk sets harnoB drill "Success" sulky plow.. Call Farmers 10 X 7-1 :i 4t pd Are You Olio Of Them? There are a great many people who would bo very much benefited by taking Chamberlain's Tablets for a weak or disordered stomach. Are you ono of them? Mrs. M. It. Soarl Baldwliisvllle, N.Y., relates her ex perience In the use or these tablets: "I had a bad spell with my stomach ..1 ip ago, and ' was. about six montl troubled for two! with gas and seveie pains In the pit ot my iKtomaeh. vised me to la Tablets, took the first dtjse !- fully, and V kepi until I was ot three weeks Our drug-gist ad- ke Chainberlain'si bottle homo and ieved me wonuet- on taking them d." These tablets do not relieve pain, but after the pain has been rolievod may prevent Ito recurrence:. (Adv.) Job Printing The Observer, Main 37 YOU SAVE! BY COMPARING PRICES Largest Sunkist Lemons', doz Kwsh KgK. (loz. Imi'sIi Creiunerv liutter, Ullis. Ariiioiir's Finest Siiiiar ( 15acon, ll V....7. : Full Cream Tillamook Cheese 11 red Kriiikle Corn Klak's,lar;c fkjr JjiMiv s Solid Pack linnaliics in Jova Siijar Corn, can JOf'annerry .luiee, pts. Welch t!raie Juice, pin Quarts 50c, hall'?; Hctter and Clieapei ...'..'15c lux, ik,ne " 13c 40c J 'aim Olive, cake .'.........10c $1.04 t fold ! )ust, large pkge. ...26c Citrus Powder, large pkgc 26c ..48c Uoval ( 'lub Coffee, 1 lb. .! 35c Three lbs : .. $1.00 ...... 20c Salmon, Alaska Pink, 1-lb. caii . lOc 9c Salmon, Columbia liiver lied, - 1-1 bean . :..25c Salmon, Pret erred Stuck Chi nook, ,1-lh. can 30c J'ork and Heajis, Van Camps, - 13c, 17c, 28c Sardines in oil or mustard.. - - 7c, 13c, 17c heat the egg producing food for chickens A liters lITIInc 5c(ts. 50c VI 25c llB.u 76c than V -k. Scratch reed, it s all urain, no waste, 100-1 li. sa' Raspberries, per crate -. - .'. Phone your order at once We deliver fresh from California Apricots, t large basket crates, average 27 the field, on per carfe ....T i.-i; $2.50 arrival. ...$1.05 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery , 'Across the track, next to Stilwells Cas h Market. United Slates Food License No. G50255. caua' V frightful Mtr. fine preparation." Iwhlch Were voted three years ago w'.-.- ..... ... -4.