La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextVAiw. i.;i(iirr 1,A GttAXDK KVUmo OBSfiRVEU SATCTtPAY, .TtTLYSOISIS - .., , 'H . i i . i Y I i! II . H I I I r I r I I r, - 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 , I I I I Summer Health I Suggestions I Keep Cool .,' JOut only sucl) foods as iiir-c? with you ' , i . KeejVu IiiumI a good rcinedv to ombn't slid- 1 j 1 ' leu tfHkH of cholera morbN, etc. j I ' Use inset-tides uNtsti'oy gnrm-caVrviiig in- I C ' st'iits, such as flics aiiuSvsuit(H'S- j I JIaiiR- a hammock in sonic invilTng spot . i f around vonr lioinr ' i i m mcjuboj n .ir on nayliiirn, Don't worry about shopping1 just phone Us for things you'll need, or . ; RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY ... ; " S Quick Delivery , Phono Main 40 . . y ' Lu Omnde, Oregon v;. - : T0DAY3 T A RTomorroWp I 3 f ' AS A TRAP SHOOTEf) WKHKI.Y C'OXTKSTH Gllh.Vf KVK.N'T AT HANATOHIl M I.ADD AXTON Hl'XUAMItV Mil. - H INDI H 1'ALIiliU ' TO MONTAVA. v HOT LAKE, July 19. iSunclul.i Tim third "leu" -'of t'ltd Hot Lal.ol trophy, a silver cup, was" Hhiit fur this afternoon. The the shoot comprise - lr. Phy, loo Carr (Old Uluo Roth) Prank ..Lillcy.. Larlson und T. J. Bcroggln. The event la u hand'- nap Hlioot,. each contestant shooting! at 100 clay .'pigeons. "Kills," dml to handicap points deride In the- aggregate the , winner of each "leg." The contestant winning throe logs being the. winner of the trophy. . . The first shoot, two weeks aire, was won Uy J.ou Itnylnirn with !)" kills, lidded to a ' handicap of .4, niaklnK high score of 101 for tun I. iday. Lust weak,., Dr. I'hy was high gun with 95 kills and handicap ol1 8. Today Dr. I'hy won with a- to tal of I OS points, ' the "highest total jyot shot during the contest. ' Tho weekly shoot is enjoyed im I inensoly by the trap men and a very ilnlercstcd crowd of cucsts' of the isanatorluhit . j Goody progress Is being made on ! the bungalow now being orectcd by j Or. Phy. on , the bid Lluehargor pro perty In ' Ladd. Canyon, which was j purchased by T)r. Phy several weeks ago. ' Mr. W. .1. Wlndus father of Airs.' Phy, was,, called, to Montana by the sudden death of his brithor. Mi. Wlndus left her Wednesday to try to get to his late brother's icsl dence to ..attend the funeral cone. otiles. . BRIG. GEN. R. E. NOBLE -11 A 1 ,T J 1 'i I W3W I fTHikflistrjREl Make yourself at hemic Don't hesitate to ask questions get acquaitned with our saies force, 'and inspect our goods displayed. This is your stora and you arc requested to make uily suggestions that you think would make the store and its service more pleasant or Inure profitable to" you and' to Our, other customers. If you are a stranger visit our store you will like our methods, and we assure you most courteous and prompt treat ment. New Shipment Ladies' Voile Waists.. New Shipment Baby Crib Blankets.....,! $1.19 DO YOU NEED FOOTWEAR? ma Brlrf. Gen. Robert E. Noble, chief of ; lhA oerlonnel division of thn armv nootca) aepanmcnt, has passeo on inol qutliflcatlons of and assigned to duty alii the 16,000 physicians who hv Joined the ranks of the government a Ml.al WiK.B . .J - J'- .... : or ine nospnais on tnis side or the Atlantic. STORK HAS BEEN BUSY IN NORTH POWDER ..... . I'lltST SIliO IS ; l .Nimil ( OX. STIteCTlOX XOI1TH ' IHWI)i;it! fATTl.H' SHIl'I'KU fO KANSAS ! fITV SIvVKItAI., V'Ol'XO MUX ' TO I.KAVl'i .fl'I.V Stf. ! Harvest Outintr lilk Shoes. Harvest Outing inile Skin Hai vestS. W. WorR Men's Heu'vy W'oi'k Men's (,'hippewu Shoes .Men's Dress Shoes; butto Men's .White and Black T Ladies' Field Shoes Ladies' Comforts ..... iocs . Lad it's' Cloth Top Shoes, greys' Ladies' Ca'nvas Shoes ....;?.......!'.; Ladictf Ox tordsi:.;,..... fa jioys i iarvcsc jmiocs Doys' 11 caw Work Shoes . Hoys '-Tenuis .Slippers...,. Boys! Sandals ......u-.... Si Shoes, thn .......v rkor jitc ,. 'eiis S( 1 kiindl J.....,.;...:.;;: ....... $2.69 .....$2.49 or black .........$2.83, $3.98, $4.98 - i& cia r on .......rt" p.tw, ;:i$5.90, $6.90, $7.90 ...r...: $3.88, $4.98 pcrs ................w..': 83c ....$2.49, $2.98, $3.50 ..L$1.98, $2.49, $2.98 $4.98, $5.90 ..$28, $3.98,' $4.9S ...'..$1.98, $2.49, $2.98 ...$1.98, $2.49, $2.98 $2.25, $2.49, $3.50 690, 7c $1.39, $1.69, $1.98 irowjis ... TUOM COAST TO COAST Itcinarkable Chain of Home Tcsti- NORTH POWDEH, July. 1!). ! (Special!) After a lay-off the Hess I lumber mills aro again running. Horn, on July 0th, to Mr. and! Mrs. Kd McKcea, a girl. , i Horn, on July Sill, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gllkjnson, a 14 lb, buy. Born, to Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur! Great Values Inspect our ' Remnant Counter. Incorporated -6c moti). And I.a Grande Adds Its jCorham, ..on July 11, a boy. m -'i m w m m Formerly the United Store Great Values Insdcct our Kemnant Counter Voice to the Grand Chorus of Lo cal Praise. iFrom north to soiilh, from cast to west; . ! "" ' ' '-"" ' '- ' '.. In every city, 'ovary community; In every state in tho Union; Rings out the grateful praise for Dunn's Kidney Pills. 50,000 representative people in cv-;ra Coffe Mrs. Mae McGregor Is back from Hot Lake after a stay (here result. Ing from an attack of oryslpolas. Homer Carncs Is building a silo, This Is tho rfist one In this suc tion. ' , . . ri:, Wonion of Woodcraft have elect ed Mrs. I.ula Shaw, clerk, Mrs. lui. banker, Mrs. Violet Pur- THRILLS AT THE FRONT Girl Who Makes Doughnuts, ' Enter , taincd Iy Aviator., . ,' cry walk of life jker, guardian neighbor.- An, effort Iublicly :testity to quick relief nnd!wl) be inada to Increasu tho iiiem Robert Warwick SE1,ZNIMPICTURES I bcrship. . ,, -Will Hutchinson family has moved Into town and Jin has rented his furin to Ivan Pierce.' . : Nine cars or cattle ' were shipped from North Powder to Kansas City lust Saturday. ..- The following youiiK men will leuvo on July 22nd for training By Miss Gladys Mclntyrc', ' (Written for the United Press.) WITH THE AMERICAN DOYS AT ially. a fighting pilot. He ate several I several times to do stunts over our THE FRONT, June, 17. ('By Mnil.)- from tho most unexpected places., v . When there is no excitement in one place it usually comes from another. - A most interesting thing happened a few days ago. One of our aviators came very low over the town and n.,ni vnifn.An ur. ii .i. EMRMMR1 ARGYLE CASE AND VAUDEVILLE I "DANCING AITKINS" o lusting results. And It's all for the benefit of felluw sufferers, ,. ' - , w In this grand chorus of local praise La Grande is well represented. Well-known J.a Grundo people Tell of personal experiences. 'Who can ask. for bettor proof of merit! . .' . A. J. Larm, ranch owner, 1510 Jef ferson St., says: "Doan's Kidney i .-ari o'Uryant, Arthur Olson Pills have been used witn wonacnui Tultia. Clnrencc Telly, and results in my family for kidney dis-i Itaylewi 0, Ul Grande. o.uers .m gmo.y u...m..u . ... McA.8!r l.lcnnw from mv own Dorsona use i ... i tDi,i . .i ,, .u . : f i ,i..i w 11 a so go at the same tlnio. """"" " wun u bv. they uro all that nTclalnicd for them. . r,..,,,,.,,. . ...tnmiin.r 'But this tiny little machine whiwed When I have pain across my kidneys, Miss IllJlt"'- Ciahaui Is .ittcndin.,' ! roofs and went awav cvident- my kidneys aren't 'acting as they summer hc.io. at Monmouth. i " " S' C-?!l should. I take a box or two of Doan's I Mrs. Chris. Johnson has been ap-; . ... , ' , Kidney Pills and they never fail to . pointed chairman for thin district ',.',.. , ,, iix mo un in guou . . oi .no wumons ouiniuuiuu o. to work again, forgetting the im.idont. Price 00c, at all dealers. Don t, ,.e National Council of Defcns..,! , About twenty minutes later a v-ry simply ask for a kidney remedy get lla3 nl,10nlcli SL.veral other; tired and dusty airman walked into Doan's Kidney .Pills tno same tnui,. .. , . tivlna- districts to , m.r kitrhnn ami Mko,l rr ",ll,t. take up the work. made by the doughgirls for dough- Farmers In the. dry suction are! boys." Ho said he was not a dough- beginning to head thuir grain James ;cd out as soon as we heard' the roar Jack ' of his motor. Tor we thouirhf nossiolv lCmll Miller! he had bocn brought down.. One of from Bilker I the American machines did crash just that Mr. Larm had. Fostern-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Huck and T Monday and Tu rning to Arcade, and then asked for our doughnut re cipe, saying the cook of the cscudrille might be able to make doughnuts. - Ho had heard of our doughnuts and after locating our village from above, had alighted in u field on the out skirts, just out of sight of enemy ob servation balloons. From there hs walked to our hut. , We ' were tickled to death whe i .he piomised to come back the following day and do stunts over our hut. Wa gave him a batch of doughnuts to take buck to his pais,' via airplane. Sure enough the next morning along came our aviator man. He turned sommcrsaults and flips of many kinds to our delight. Doughboys from every place gathered and watched our bird man friends, and were almost cra.y with joy at his stunts. - - Finally the little airplane darted off and up. Wc had just about decided the show was over when back he came diving very suddenly until he was hut. Once when he came back he dropped something. It came down very near the hut, and we raced out to seel what it was. We found a little puppr sack after a search. In it were two dough nuts, and a note which said: ! 'Try some of our doughnuts, made 'after your recipe. They're all right, iui not as good as yours, because they're not made by American dough- girls." heffi ' Shcrry'A Tuesday and Wednesday, 'Ovcr,thcffop." 7-lit,:;t When the Soul Is Hurt . The most terrific Ihing in (he world is Rln. A man Is never hurt until his soul Is hurt, und liu only thing Hint can hurt his soul Is sin, Plumer. Keep the Blood Stream Pure. Rheumatic pains, buckachc, swol- only about three hundred feet from us. i len joints and sore muscles often arc Then ho straightened-out and :!!-; the results of impurities in the blued cled around once turning way over j gathering in the region affected, a re on the battleship Rochester, which is 'suit of failure of the kidneys to dim his hand to us. We surely were ax-; inate waste products from the blood cited for fear he would crash info j system. Foley Kidney Pills heal, somothing, and thrilled with his skiji. j strengthen and invigorate weak, dis ' Suddenly he went away like a'eascd kidnevs and bladder. W. H. Hill. the uy, but he had not eaten Uoughnuts . streak, and very soon afterwards we Justice of the Peace, Detroit, Tex., 7-10,2t Past few days. I for a year, since he left home. i' ortunatcly- wo had . some - saw him higher and nearer tho lines, i writes: "I used Foley Kidney Pills and extra Back of him was a string of little 'say unhesitatingly that of all I have Don't Always Blame the Telephone j j s Operator When You Are j i Called By Mistake ! r i Wire you ever called to the telephone when another number was wanted? When this occurs, the operator, to be aurc, may havo humanly erred by ringing on the wrong line. More often, however, it is the fault of tho person making the cull. People often ask for 4.10, for example, when old is wanted und then either "hung up" when tho mistake is realized or bucome impatient when the wrong person answers. ; IJnriiii.iInu ity with the work of telephone operating often prompts unjust criticism. Please don't forget the earnestness of the operators cflurl when some occasional service difficulty docs arise. liliome Phone Co.! i. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE doughnuts that day. so wc brought black, puffs, and wc knew thc Ger-j used they are the best, and have done out a pan of them. "We were delighted j mans were shooting at him.' But they iie work where the rest failed." Sold I to feed them to an aviator, and espec-'did not get him, for he has been back everywhere. Adv. to -T.t-:'" f LIBERTY BONDS WANTED! FOR A J30.00 l,II!i;i!TY HON I) YOU (N GKT S2ii.no in trade ami $;! flO.OO in, trade and $21.1 KlR.Oi) in taide anil Ki. U).0!) in trihlu. and SI2.00 1 MUM) in trade" f.tO.OO in trade LIHKKTY BONDS ACC'KPl Kit Furniture I ClLsh .rtl rush Vish Vnnd $?.rn cVh !hi,l s i on ( ,h STSnMENT x Black 1211 R J. DONOHl'E A( COI NTS nge Fir and Jefferson BEST PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNITURE, ISN'T IT A RA.KT 'CVte tVAS' THE GOVeRNpiGMT t? SOAKHlS US WITH THIS. IMCOME TAX V, MCXMG i'A -!5 ALL RKSHT J I T?Sf-10(xrMSR Ivhen vctu loewe a poor mn you weretj stkonu Kpr tkc WSAfie or THt -fliu, imo moio twat VOJ'WE 30V YH5 KACG CON'T BiTLOfiami. f3ec305G w cti j a,tv5 to vy it r- . . t 111 m-f.-.. -. HaHMHBnHMaMiHawcn' Your Chickens! I'Vcd tbem Albcr's ycnitch Food, a scicntiric ration KalTir Ctirii; Siinflower .Seed, Cracked Jlomiiiy and Mulled Oats it's nil feed, lio waste; bettpr feed and more economical than wheat. Buy ing tbisVlirect from tbe manufacturer, in carload lots, premits iis to ((note the unusual price of v ONE HUNDRED POUND SACK ...:... $ 4. 15 FIVE FOUNDS ....:J. 25? IOastern)vster Shell, 1 1 lbs 25? Coarse Clfvanite CJifit, lbs. 25? , (Jroujid Uane, 7 lbs .; . 2,5? - j'unvd corn, wh(Lit,i.K- jikjrs; i :1 ...i: l-Mwards' Dependable- d'offee, :!-Ib. can $1.00 Trv our Bulk Coffee !nn the cans fresh roasted, jf round to .nit. THE BEST COFFEE VALUES. ' Fconoiuy Blend, jtiiiindt a....... 19- , I lirilt Blend, liound! Victory Blend, pouil A .,.. 2S? .Liberty Blend. ponu4 - 33 Crescent Baking lov ,....:...t lb. 23, : )m 65?, 5 lbs. 95c Crescent (ream Coffee :i........ I lb. 35, I! lbs. $1.00 Tree Tea, Japan or Fnglish. 1 lb. i! 52? YOU CAN SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE at THE REAL CASH GROCERY Union STore Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery Across the track, nest to Stilwell VCas h Market. United SUites Food License No. G50255. i ' fated 'iB'linW'wtKi' niM-'mtw- yrj " -- aiANOCONItllON; ' s KWinray'Mni-w.iijn''v' - rl ncU. m fkiv.,;iM M hjwIi'iA, , ...4 if)