La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1918, Image 2

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As Beautiful
PLEASED WITH
IlECtfS
, Ijr able to look hark after the war it
over ami remember the boy of the
Marin Cm-pa as my friends.
I ' . Sincerely,
1 QU:S B. CONKKY,
.Marine Barracks, Mare Island, Vallejo,
' California. ,
ITALIAN SILK
UNDERWEAR
hSt an foe
ents arfrluxufio
hareto
I.Of'H. IltiYS KPN I) COOl) RE
f'.'.ttTrf IliOM MAKE ISO Ml.
From Clarence E. Redhead.
Marine Barracks, Mare Island, Cal
ifornia, June 9, 1918.
Sergt. Henry, dear friend: In re
gard to your request to write to you,
I will itaate thut I passed the exams
I very nicely, and that I have been
CAPT. I. J. HAMMOND
jrnnt l.carj In !,, of Orders ; fah. an(, ,quar. , wa,
l or 'lVI?xr:pli'.'M a.id OIIuth
'"J Sir-
fit: Hkillid Kt'.-vli-e.
'!'
Many women still
SILK undergann
They are luxurious, but com
cost of cotton undergarments
wearing service, they are truly
. We have the real KAYSER make, Vests,
'. 'i "i Knickers, Envelope ChemiBe.
a that ITALIAN
usly expensive.
the present '
le leneth of
economical.
Hills Dep
artment Store
i sworn in Th;jrsduy the lith, and was
! fitted out with uniform, etc., the fol-
lowing morning. We were given a tew
" j Instructions yesterday, but we w
id functions f the t business tomorrow. There.
.. 1... ....... i.f tf ' . . T .1 1 1
. ii m.ih vM : were, nine oi us irom omanu nei e, j
fijrijting r;a-u,:, w the least under-. aj fine fellows, and we are still to-j
stood 1 i ;j rii !i "I :UI our war units, gcther. I understand that we are here
raid Serbians H'-niy, this morning. for a nine weeks' training period, andn
for .r:t;nio," he continued, here then are sent elsewhere for special
i.s a bull; tin ! h:;v just received from Straining.- We are under Sgt. Wolf. He
fc't-i'o!:'! I X. il. K. IV.ier, the district knows, you well. I have not learned
mariai.'i'r f i' '. t--:.r: lit rails Ui to our corporal's name. I think I will
pive it :tt! ihi' publicly we um: -Ret along fine and intend to pay
"V.'e :.n- in m-d of telegraph men .strict attention to what am told to
and linen;--ii. r.tl they can enlist for!"". We are quartered in tents. Bee
duty wiiii the Bigiml. l'iattalion and ond Section, Company C. If there are
will be t!K!.'.rvu I to Philadelphia fori any questions I can answer for you
ii special twhti-.'.-il com-se." wi" k'ladly-do it. ...
As in.licssi-i' tin k'nd of war work 1 met Conkey and the other La
',-,.; Miin- Vm,m i:, Mnr, the aerg- fOrandcx boy here. Have you any
p int handed wer a bun"h f letters ! record of, Louie Iverson. -, think he
fiom men islivndy i)i the xv'rvice, which unlisted about a month ago, and 1
f ll a r uL f ( he m .y would like to find him."" I will add
Vroin (ilen-ll. Coukev. i lnat 1 a,n vVy M that I existed
Mal e l.dand, Calif, ,),, , mi g. j in the Mannas.
To Serv ant..;. I.. Hear;,-, Marine Re-! Your fwend, respectfully. .
ni'jai; ;-ltC" ii, ;ranli', Oregon. oiAituiMi,n r.. nr.uiir..MJ.
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ARCADE
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"THE MAID OK BEUIIUM,"
' LAST SHOWING TODAY
The most intensely Interesting and
surprising Htory imaginable is told in
-The Maid of Belgium," ' the new
World-Picture Brady-Made, in which
Alice Brady is the star. This brilliant
production will be the attraction at ! ft "B l" y,u ". ' '
aid the stricken archduke Or join in
the ibnd dash to apprehend his as- ;
sassin. -'I
Men, women and children are r. on
lifting their hands and bowing their :
heads in prayer as physicians wave i
them back from the automoliile to re- i
store quiet while everything ii being
done to assuage the suffering uf the
royal victim.
In ''Fields ofvllonoi" Mae Marsh
avails herself of every' opportunity to
her right to -,thu
iit '.ii, (li-audi
: yiawi in l.a (iiainle, I
i lttll!:t yall ,,'juiil ex-
t a mii.-r fi'iPurtlaiid, but due
l-.i-llle :;il. lt liiiio iV'ie, I iccilcd to
wait up!i! ;Xi,iviii t Mare Inland,
.'o, th-. evi-niiiJ r lial carry out that
iecis.ion ari'l rii-v41.v' lines to you.
Air. Pre r-.-;U had ;m trouble in pass
ing the p.'i
From L. '
.,
Prcscott.
care Applicants'
and, Cal., June 8,
. teg-
Capt. J. J. Hammond, senior air pilot
of the British flying corps, is in Wash.
Ington recuperating from pneumonia,
which he contracted as soon as he
landed in America several weeks ago.
He has an experience of nine, years of
flying, three and a half years with the
British army.
jp-ruitla-r ::
lhl!y ":v:
Pro.i.-rft, ::ff;r
will be aid.' I.
any of lite U)
At tin- pi.
i.--tenli(ili eaiill
' and lay
.1 fine V'ai
MarineBarrnck
Barracks, 'Mare h,
li))8.
Sgt. James L .Hoary, U. S. Marine
Heeruiting Office,- La Grande, Oregon.
Hear Sir: WKjjrrived here safely
1 eNamination at the ! and are very comfortably quartered
n in Portland. He is in the applicants' barracks. We pot
for hh height, hut here Thursday n. m. at 8, 'and of
i vnral wicks' training j course lyive been very busy since
Ice p pace v.ith mc.-it , then, had our preliminary examina-
tiun on Friday, and finals today, and
t time we are in the: would probably have been sworn in
I 'i-e.-iv nt t in. Company 'this afternoon had it not been Sutur-
f in Company A. I have i day afternoon, so we will get that
by the name of Mr. and our first shot Monday.
we get turned over, but we have the
determination and ore willing to take
all they give us.
' ''Chow" is great, the only thing thai
has bee-i worrying me is that the;
will feed us up -too much before we
get down to work and you know I
can't stMid very, Inuch more, and I
have had a ravenous appetite ever
i'nv-r 1 hi Been here. For dinir
tioay we-Kii bread (white), ! 'liter.
pi.". r it,, S meat, gravy, soup, as-a:
gu.i, and There is certain' no
oai.er or vone i ueing unue-ieu
hero. J
Well, I v.-il! close, and wat t to
thank you aj'i.in for your asnisVce
and patience with me during my num
erous visits to your office.,
Yours very truly,
I.. A. PRESCOTT.
the Arcade treutro tonight. Miss Brady
docs the best bit of work of her
career in this picture and the attrac
tion itself is so big and brilliant that
It is certain to interest and entertain
.everyone. -
Friday and Saturday, at the Arcade.
In his newest photoploy, "Mr. Fix
it," Douglas Fairbanks has an unique
role which, it is said, affords so many
nrnrira n In entitle the nortrnval
ti the distinction of beinir not only one I
bf the best in which this athletic star
j!&r --hits" appeared,' bus1 one- whose
spirit is distinctly new In picture pho
tography. From the slums In' which
Mr. Fairbanks bnttles desperately with
gangsters and slides down the side of
n house on a clothesline to an artistic
home, is only a casual step in this pic
ture. It is "Mr. Fix-it's" theory that hap
piness is a habit and that real happi
ness comes to those who make other
people happy. . Inpu,ruance of this
idea, he enters the dlviIed home of
persons of great wealth aihlmillngly
proceeds' to, fix things physical and
mental, which iu his judgment'are in
need of repair. "Thatj are two pretty
vmintv women in. the 'b&rtv who, ul-
fhnmrh r.nfrnirprl to' he ndrtttied. are)
kent in hot water through fear, of
their future as the wives of tiitl
respective fiances.-
The genial heart-fixer gets busy
along original tines when he learns
the stories of the young women, and
he is involved in serious trouble by
his unique methods, which shock and .
nmaic all with whom he comes InJ
contact. Hut "Mr. Fix-It" after many;
irbuffs which sometimes jar his pet j
theory to the breaking point, emerges j
triumphant, smiling and happy. Many!
of the situations are quite humorous,
and nil who know Mr. Fairbanks'!
viilulile nature, may be sure that in '
this portrayal, it is not subordinated j
t'i other considerations.
Mr. Fairbanks is excellently sup- J
ported in "Mr. J'ix-lt" the cast includ- j
lug many screen favorites such as ,
Wanda llnwley, Marjorie Ilnw, Cath-!
irine Mni-Diinaiil, Frank Cnmpeau,
1-eslie Kluait, Fred Goodwin nnd oth-1
cri. " !
. ''Fields of dlonor" will be shown
at the Wherry Theatre today and to
morrow.
Jell. I!e in al .ii an Oregon man and J I passed in nil the tests and I want
t tell you I'm tickled to death, and
j!l CVI'iij' IV
r;("tiit!t).V.
i'ftlua'.cri
a student at Stanford.
onths
'Mm.
I
LUdlcol Alb yoor
1111 In Kt1 i4 4
ix) hi, kum im iit
W1AMUND ItllV
jfeftrikiwwntflM-.t.KrJ
J B.r.Hi.cV
j Hii U-o. W
d roro-i up to every ex-1 certainly wish to thank you for your
I have already become in-1 friendly advice and help. From :ny
first impressions and observations, I
nm satisfied that the U. S. M. C is roley Kuliu
t:e best of all, and it is plain to joe to her and
why they arc doing such brillnix them. She s
.vork in P'rance. Conkey is also voryithe first two bi
n'uch pleased and I know we will both !tles cured her.
Pke it. I have seen several of the 'have been written
til tin- climate here on
f til'-' rej-vire fine,
I tu In! one of the boys.
just as had been rep-
n-iente.I lu me, so i am satisfied with
ilie choice J have made.
N'u-.v, Si'it-ant, I waal to thank you
f.
INDIANA WOMAN FOUND RE-
I A RF.I.1RF
H. Davis. R. D. No. 3,
Intl., t writes she had
er blauder and treated
Mrs. Th
Montgomer
trouble witli
for several
V
i she
Atles
-Vni
without relief.
s wJre recommended
iimenced using
got relief from
nnd eight bot-
similar letters
grateful persons
r SOLO BV OfiUQfilSTS EVERYMltf
r your kin.l jnlvirc ::nd help while ntlier Toys whom you sent, and every iwho found relief from kidney trouble,
in La CraiiiU-. This y :tr is jfuin-,' to one is glad that he is a Marine. Of, backache, rheumatism and stiff swol
Mto lii-f f;!,-toi- in tny liO. and I shall cciurse we aren't real Mnrines, until Jen joints. Sold everywhere. Adv.
MoldOffere
For One Week Only-Lifetime Gifts
See Offer Below Also Coupon
ar Save Flour
Yet Serve Luscious Fruit Desserts
Save Sug
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t, tired and thirsty thorp is nothing
like oiii' good cooling drinks. Thin
id restore your good feelings,
iks cost little and you Van' buy th''"
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ike them, too.' : '
Your Grocery Order Today.
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. CSPIS."
BUGKHECHT
RE5. u. s. . r-yar. urr
AR M"V
- Why accept an in
ferior Army Shoe
when you can get
the" standard article
at th same price or
less? Nsk fot;, the
Buckhecht A'kmy
ohoe and get
you ask foh.
Then yoVre
to be satisfied!
Look for the ame V
Buckhech
stamped on the hie
of every Shoe for oir
mutual DroreAion. '
BLAOK .
GUN METAL . A
Oft 7
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SHOE
Built sturdy and
serviceable for
Office Men
Attorney '
Physician
Nikers
Farmer
Orchardist
Motortnen
Conductors
Hunter
and others in
every walk of life
At your dealer's or if he is not supplied
order direct irom the manufacturers,
Buckingham & Hecht. San Krancisco.
$6.50 to $7.50
Facts to Know
L: these times every housewife should
, !aiov Jiffy-Jell. It means rich, fruity dis
torts, instantly made, without the addi
tion of sugar.
It means supreme desserts, without. the
use of flour or sugar, at half the coat of
pastry.
; It means a way to serve fresh fruit,
mixed in jell, to save tnany ounces of
sugar. ,
It ir.Uia axstlul suLids mdr with vegc
tabU idl-wA uiru jol.cvl nicut lo:ivc:;
taulo wtlhwraa. All J'X'htfui prodt:cts.
Sunr in rrK in.' !ir cur. Your
VfxJ is rrstrletjrd. vi' -.. must he
tlioard. floor mar do i jjm i. ivi. So we
make these offers to i t rv-j wo see
-- Jiffy-Jell can f;ctvr
We urge vou, for your .iv-: b..! '-, 'o
leairi how CJIum enjoy it.
I
, ! SHERRY'S
virt
tl-'S THK SHOT THAT
I SKIJ THK (iHKAT V.U I
"V .
at ranK around the
IVr of the Archduke
vns niord vividly
..Hi i .. .,
l-7tliis of iionor.
The hotUmt
world the mm
of AuV, riiw niv'i
rorirodiictd thmi In
the (roldwyn pk-tui intimi of Irvin S
Cobb's .itirrim; story, slairinjr wistful
Mm1 Warih.
Vor realism and fidelity to detail.
I'm ai-ene iortraying the nssassinn
tioti of Kraucis rerdiuaud at Sara
jevo, Itosniu, has nevir been ap-proai'lu-d.
Ko realistic is the screen
version of the tragedy that one is
forced to doubt whether it could he
more so had a photographer clicked
the actual killing the event that I
transformed a peaceful world into a j
L.'nndy battleground. I
The archduke is seen chattimr and
huiliiiiK in his automobile with his
, niilr:, seeminKly at peace with all the
world. A serond later bedlam reitrn
ns the heir to the throne of the dual
monarchy is seen to collapse when
the smoke of the fatal shot dies away.
Hundreds l of Bosnians are depicted
flocking around the vehicle, the ma
jority of them undecided whethw to
Astortrd styles.
tlc lor tui.
"Pf tfaf TT HTB
For QuickiFruity Desserts
anaSalads
Fruit -Juiceplavors
Sealed in CJJass V
No Sugar Need BeTAdded ,
10 Flvor3 in
V1
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i '-. I A Bottlo in EAh Package
-et-: "..-'.rfT. .-'-.-.! ' . 1 I Slrwbrry X.iisi
t j 'J : I t:'' J , '! 1 ' ! Loganberry P j
Lemon ' fetRB
'."w Lin,. m
f j c.if
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t AMfM
Pure Aluminum Molds
voluble s.,hd r.iM-rt t a
Molds a Salad for tix. nmitc wit'i onp n.i.-l nl Li
vegetabtrs nUxed in. Indrntrd In ri ctiv. i. Value
Economical Desserts
Salads From Left-Overs
Meat or Chicken Scrap3 in
Aspic Jelly
Jiffy-Jell is the only product which
serves these uses well. It is the only gel
atine dainty with true-fruit flavors, highly
concentrated, sealed in glass vials.
These bottled flavors do not lose their fresh
ness. They give to Jiffy-Jell a wealth of fresh
trait cm. Th'is Juiy-jcii Owau and saladt
rait tiV. treat uvxl dotnttn
You rusle Jifiy-Jc? by simply adding boil
ing wi-trr, then tie tlircor fioai t!. vial. O-
package niakea dessert !nr six Xi ynu whip
jell it serves twtJve.
To serve fresh fiuil, preserved (ruit or vasrry
for six retjuires 8 to 12 ounces of KUfar. I'Mtry
requires flour in addition. 1'hc avcr.if;c r.."it is
at least twice the cost of Jiffy-Jill.
Or you can mix fresh fruit in jiffy-J-ll,
without adding suuar, and have a do-jo'-c-
fruit dessert. .
With Lime or Mint Jiffy-Jell you can
make delicious salads, zestfu! and green.
Use left-overs in cooked vegetables. Or
use fresh vegetables.
Mix in meat scraps with these flr.vors
and you have a jellied meat loaf. This i'.
a delightful way to save waste,.
Millions now use Jiffy-Jell ar a con
servation dainty. They ftuity det
serts and salads of the finest sort; at
trifling cost, without using sugar or flour.
We want you to k.iow what it means
to you. See how it differs from old-style
gelatine products. Buy two packages to
try, then send us the coupon, and we will
tend you molds worth more -hiu you
pay for JiBy-Jcll.
Accept this offer, for it means a tes'.
at really no cost at all.
The Choice of
Those Who Know
Manufacturers and leading mo
tor car distributors recommend
ZEROLENE. The majority
of motorists use ZEROLENE.
ZEROLENE reduces wear and
gives more power because it
keeps its lubricating body at
cylinder heat. Give less car
bon because, being refined
from selected California asphalt-base
crude, it burns clean
and goes out with eotfiaust.
ZEROLENE il the correci oil for all
ti'pe of automobile eneinel. It is the
correct oil for your autonlobite. Get
our lubrication chart showicjjj the cor
rect consistency for your car.
Oil SerWc $rrionsi
STANDARD OILlfOMPANY
(Cftlifornili I
ZEROLENE
The SteMdaid Oil for Motor drs
Correct Lubrication for the
"V-Type Engine
Thit, the "V'-Type of auto
mobile engine, like all internal
combustion engine, requires
an oil thit holds ite lubricating;
qualities at cylinder heat, burns
clean in the combuiUon cham
bers and goes out with exhaust.
Zerolene fills Hiese require
ments perfectly, bocauae it is
correcry refined from selected
California aaphaJt-base crwJe,
T. K. AIAXWIvLL, Local Agent of
IndWUitr-t C zicrt Unidi
S1! of ihc.n fcerve n lull j-i.-kare of Jiffy-JclL
ficla 0 iters
Mail Us This Coupon
WW Tm Bit Jiffr-WI fiosi Tur Crer
1 hava today received two pacaatfea of
Jlftr-Jell as pu-lured here from
Bny from your grocer trro jact
r jupen to us. . '
'Snckiaw 10c cost of n.-inir-; cn
"totwo aiaa koio as '.cva."CO aoovc.
ino llaQ is J)c
nf .JrjM lfV coat nf
ea cf JilTy-Jell, then tend this
.-.n l we will send you the
in size to serve six people.
nr . ijo 10c cost of r'-;!r,rr or.lv .-.nd we will ma'd you
three m.-.uuii Dctscrt Molds in a-.roifd styles as pictured.
.aij st we will r-i,l vou six Individual Dessert
MOldS a"!. eucturh tO .riv a dill tortrnr nf tifFn.l.ll Tk.
i jou !: ni . " "
Now I mall this coupon with
Q) IOc for Vet "able Salad Mold
Q We for 3 Individual Molds, or
n tOc bt I Individual Molds.
tOaeeS airkl
. He sura ro-J set Jifly-lell, with packaev Ulit picturt, for nothing alaa has true
2 Emit naora In vlala, aaail ooupoo to
av ,,-n 1 jy. WauLch .Pure Food Co., Wukeh a,
it on tin
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Mr. Grain Farmer:
Ate you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your grnneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class
WOO bushel portable granary for $54.08 and it will last for
years. .Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$12.r.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's cron.
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 boy in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your hoy is
ainong: tlicmj
Spftnl your money In your own valley by buying lumber
mamifaisturee) at home. 'When you buy sacks part of the
nibiicy tAfs to India.
jllL'ILD VfBi t GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by builSng them before the farming season
opens up. iJe sure to I (rood lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give 1 7u trouble in a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber. ij .
Snve me ""t you spend at home pvevent loss
and damage "m exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; h-'Jp win tho war by building gianaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. Kor particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all fnrm purposes, tee
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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