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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1918)
r 'VAC.K SIX H ('iRAM)E EVENING OMSETiVEIt I; i 4 it - : I . ' .11 ' I r - i i . i ii :i ? i i i . i , i , - I SAY IT WITH CANDY i With the Colors KKIttiT. I'MIYD I'LATI Uki'Klur, Kngland, June 21. 1U1S. t There is (iiitlniiff Hint will convey your ni'Titiiucnts iii such a satisfactory manner as ffood caiVl. . We art agents for ' mi V'. Hie tses t Landy The line comprises (.'hocofales anil Moii Mons, Stuffed Hates, Chocolate Chips, Choc olate Cherries, .Marsh ma I lows, etc. Fresh shipments received each week. Our Candy is Fresh, Clean and Cool. RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY MiiacU) tho nose diva it ne.oiucd .i Ight in front of lis und coiiiIiik toward Ub at ft tioriblo mtu of spued. Tho I funniest trick It played was Unit Dour Father and Mother: Jot. Just a moment while wo were I received a loiter fHnu you yes- looping it was riiiht ' uliovo our lllordny and mil Rolim to nnswor .lt heads and wo hid to look to soc rluht away. Thoro Ih not much to ;lt ut all for Iho sky was down bo tell. Wo are working near here. ! low us. All tho fields ln?ro are itiii'i ..r Hi.. itnimiiiv iiru win-kimr (surrounded hv hedges, instead of 1 nun wiiv from town. I am liiTeiicoa and the fields are all irre- nf a hunch u-nrkiiiir tlinluulnr ill shunc. The whole t It I tl If ! jollier way. Tho are 2D brick max- i looks like a IiIk Harden from above, i oiih 111 our bunch. Wo work eight jTU houses looked Just liko little (houin a day except Saturdays anuioy nouses i uavo Been in mure 'siiiwIiivk. We L't Riiinriliiv iifiHr-iwiiulow.il and the road-, were jus! inooiiB and Su.sJaya off. So we are white rlbboiiR. We were up for Inot nearly as had off .as wo might 'about twenty mtnutoa. but 1 would iho, and a great deal bettor cared Jhavo liked to stay much-longer. ;for In every way than most of the You asked me If we expected -to f (follows that come over here. 1 hare no- to Franco. Well, or course, wo . ' . 1 ... I ..... ....... It.. .1.. ... I.... ..I.ul ...III l...n illOl-UeUll LO L.OI1UOJ1 US yUl, Ulll j ""l mil "llO lltlF- j hope to (set there before wo come i pen to us, but I ruthor'llilnk that home. When we have been hcrawc will Bet to see that country uo- four months wo nro allowed a sev-jforo ve aro lirough. I hope bo. ;en day leave. There aro several Wo are getting plenty to oat. Of Ijilures I would like to visit, hut 1 icourso. it isn't exactly liko home ilhluk 1 will spend part of my lime 1 llvine. but 1 hardly . expected that. !n London. 1 1, have plenty , of clothing, but of i ' Well. I had iiuilo a little oxpcrl- course wo do not Buffer from cold-i. lonco the other day. I took a ride this time or year, but Kngland I l.i I.l.r 11.-lut,l n..inlnn II iimt. Ul WAVnt tin fill!" fmilllrV i re was worm wniio. wo weiu just ui inusiiu wo are iiviuu m iup about half a mile add looped la town of about 3,000 population, the loop twice, besides making a pronounced Bicester, but spelled 11 inoso dire, and doing the spirul and .coster. We- Just 'got permission i jsovoral other Btiints. I sure did from our 0. O. to toll whore wo neJoy It. Tho funny part of It was jo.ro. It is an IntoioHting placo and Ihal I wasn't the least bit nervous, .many of its hoiwcs and buildings ; Didn't have time to bo in tho first 'arc very old, In fact. 1 suppose I Some Wise Economies! Shopping conditions are'ehanging so rapidly that it is well to hear in mind that eertain purchases at this time constitute a wise pro visionary economy. ' SILK DRESS PATTERNS Offered now at jirk-es ami in qual ities that cannot possibly he duplicated later. WOMEN'S WEAR Practically every article in Women's Wear ' . bought now, represents a considerable saving on the eoiiunj? season, with its new price lists. 1 MEN'S CLOTHING Now elling at reduced pri--, with ma- Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon terials goingvoip yi prie.e dirJw v MUSLIN and SHeIINGS Kred now at prices that will ad ' vaiice in the near futuerNVnd so, we might go on through depart ment after department, aiiohjioint 011 to you just where and how you should purchase to grcatSud vantage, at this time It will he both a matter of convenience anil economy to you to take these inatters under serious cons ide rat ionV . . . J place, for I was too busy seeing, jnnd fooling and enjoying myself, file early surely looks funny when iyou ge a half nillo above it. And if ho runny part is that It doesn't j?L'iy in the. same place. Sometimes when we were banking or turning jit seemed to be slnndlng up on Cdgo at once side or us, and when wo turned the oilier way it slipped over ttio other way. When weUilcr. most of them were built beforo th'i . revolutionary war. I was in a : room where Ollevr Cromwell slept ! for one night. . ' , 1 1 Well, I must close for this tinie j Write soon. . j With love. - ' (Signed) FLOYD. (Floyd Pratt.) I i Sergeant Floyd Pratt Is the soil i of Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Pratt of Im- We Sell Thrift Stamps f Incorporated Ji Thrift INJri fMfV'TdJfJfjZS Stamps I Formerly the Ignited Store I'KO.M ALBERT SMALL. "ft . (Continued from page two) WORK IS COMPLETED 4l OIL'STOVEiS A Week TVial Free Harris Furniture Storfc 11. B. HAUItlS, Proprietor 100 Fin STItiiUT PIIO.M3: Ited 11171. Extensive 'Improvementn Made Along j - e Wallowa Itiver. ,1 L0CAL MARKET, f I' red Schilkc ,the railway engineer-'. , j ing chief, went out on the brunch line ,n ,. (,.,!,. i n, .., ,u..i .Sueur 10c lb. 50(i0 Wallowa ennvon. A construct ion tmir, : rK3 Irosn Mint liu Kon t w.i i., iv,- louwer uv.l u 11 UUI.) Ill 111., I ., AIIUIHX l!i;i'OHT BH. HKTUIiAT has been in operation along the Will- i Flour i would vote. But In my case, under existing conditions, I cannot obtain 'the consent ' of my conscience to 'tuko any course except tot follow .uncompromisingly, the great princi ples of ponce which are the only jreal cure 'ror tho horrible evils which we oppose. I believo thul inu iiiujii nj Diiwinu linn uivii hiiuii nj. iojiiin 1111 uuiino , . . , r. j... .... ...... thoy want things which aro Incon- in the places .where the track miijht i V, ,es,.Koyal Ann0' P B '.ot the Soissons-Rcinis s-ilient. ..I I I n'...l I hn.,imn Avn..u,..l .Incinv ....,",. KaSpbcmCS lOC niOLUiii. wiiu iiiuiui in iiiiifit. mm vw..lt bAJ,Uov.t uuiuig i"B" nuvti r oc, ft HI.I.U. . . " l w ... "T n... I 1 . I !..., 1-,r. rr nam; in;, ino work is completed anil is pro-1 " " , . " n,,ii.in,.,i .. .,,.,.,1 i.,i, i.,.,..,,.m,.i Green Onions . . .ii.7B(?!i$3.00 15c 2 for 23c Inivi rivnr f.o.,-!., . ..l,. f i CintaloUpCS ik. i i. ! Cherries, fling, per cal. '..50c mi: uui iiiioi: vi i iu iiiiiimiK 1111; imiia , . .. . , Escaped Officer Says Thousands of Soldiers Seek Opportunity. . PARIS, July 22. tBy United Press.) The Allies have driven all the Germans across the Maine. Aviators reports that dense mas ses of tho enemy are fleeing north westward from tho various sections Inconsistent with the best Interests of tile country. I believo that the majority should be represented, in ,15c 5c, 3 for 10c this instance, by some person who j is a permanent one and will relieve i " p "um-" " ".jr" Hiiiurniii LoimtLues iu. Oregon Oreen peas 2 for 25 Heels fic bunch ...,8c lb. .10c head call conscientiously vote their anxiety over possible trouble on that. known will. part of the branch. , , Utiimhnru nP llifi Himiililirun ('till- : trill Committee: I have decided mtti tt a t. n a nnmnT t ! " : thai. If elected, I cannot consclen- ,C0VE HAS FAREWELL ! Head lettuce ., Whnt Is lnltl by fr n rainy rtny is iiHcful no less If ttm huu continues to shim. Albany Jourim). . There Bliouhl be no reason why your son, or daughter or friend should not have a Kodak, hm vein ran hii v nnn nt Silvprl hftrn'ft for $1, $2, ?.2.7.-. $3, $4, ?5, $7, ?9, $10, $11, $111, $15, S20, $24 and up to any amount you wish to pay. These aro all Eastman Ko. daks, and you will have full In- is'ructinns about using them, with out extra charges. n FAMILY DRUG STORE L.A GHANar.OHEGONi 'tionsly sutiport some measures j Cucumbers 15c; 2 for 25c whlrh a majority or my constituents ' Community Assembles In Honor of Green Ileans 4.. 20c lh. Wax UcuiiB ome berries and Cherries For Canning CANTALOUPES and (1ALIK0KNU CJUAPK FKUJT. SPECIAL WADC0 AND FOLGER'S COFFEE, 3 lb&t 95 cts. will desiro to haro passed. I.i . Departing Soldiers. thm-i.rorii cfiliKiiler it. luv ilillv In rvill.- r... 1..1.. 11.1 :..iv - uwiu, wi., .iuiy 10 ic.:iai.i .A 1 i-.... r':rr... annoiinco thai I will make no fur- .., n.. r .....11 Kcrr-tilfforw iiniliuillljr lllli;ll.- lUCUOUUll WilS ,.r-. it Mi.. (her erfort to seek re-election In un 1.... . .'u .... .Office in Now November to the office of Union ! !,,, .r,.;,..,' i .1,,, ,...,"..,.i ...,n -rii..- ! Owsley, ugelit. f Adv. were several musical selection; Counly Iteproseulative In the On; and 1 $& i'o., Incorporated, Fofcy I y Building, B. K. 7-10-lin. go,, Legislature. 1 thank tho v.- addresses by Ilev. C. C. Pratt, of! , Vu a . , ,1 r" T? lers of Union Cnniiir for the, nnnil. , - .i n : at the Arcaile last night call for It at - uuvu .urn vnurney 101011 ii. roer-i,. . -ri-' ie.fl nation given to mo In May. 1 re- ),n,.,i r t r;,....,.i,. ,.v,.,i..,., ,.r .1,.. i"10 uox office. 7-l(i,tf i grot the siliiatlon, but I yield l"; Union Counly Legal Advisory Board. , he one whoso name yon . rtmy j xhere wns VCP , crowd in ut. choose to write ill on the ballot. i tendance uespecuuny SlinnillllMl- Cvn's service fl. n,,w i,l,l,. c.i; slurs, not including the 1( now goini?. ; und one gold star fur Charles Kelly. ALUMKT SMALL. Cliniiiberlaln's Colic and Diarrhoea X Kcniedy Now is tha timo to)iuy a bottle Tho Woman's r.olicf Corps will serve ice cream and cake on the Inwn of Julius Roesch's residence, Fri day evening, July 1!), 7:30. 7-17,3t Ihis remedy jlo us to e prepared in and indicate that nlf of the ills, ' ! case that any ie of your family division.' which loft Camp Lewis "I" Sharry's, Tuesiliy and Wednc.;dav, ,.i,L ahisivli) ''(ivi:n Tni.:iii.:."!,'Ovi,ptn,T0P-7 r19:3t of1 Cable advices received 111 Pol l- ! "J J "J" !(! i "I 'I' i I ClOING TO WAIL - .... . . i . ... hould have an ulttcKl colic or ill- lalo In Juno have safely arrived in I iwhoea during the summer months. France. These worn the troops '! Ford triicjt, in good condition; It is worth a hundred times its cost which passed throui;li La Claude a '!- must sell atNncjj' Plione Main i when needed. Adv. couple of weeks ago. "J 37 or Black 3521. "J"! i FlourN50-50 ad Substitutes Kvcr.ylliiilfJ'dr thatiiurli or Piriiic. " FRESH ESERY ityfORNING FRUITS ANDsEGTAELES City Grocery Tho Uome of Fancy Croccrics. E. Polack, Prop. Phono Main 75 LIBERTY BONDS WANTED! l'Oll A $j0.0u'l5JKI!TV BOM) YOU CAN LF.T $25.0TSiiu trade and $23.00 rash $.10.00 iuSmle und iJ1.00 rush .'I5.(K) in traWnnil Ajn.50 rush $0.00 in trndeNyiJ $ry.0() rash $45.00 ill trade nt!ltK70 cash loO.OO in trade ami nn cash I.IKKIITV BONDS ACC'KPTKI) AS I,.ih4j- ON ACCOUNTS Furniture Exchange Black 1211 K. J. DONOHTE Kir and Jefferson , BKST PRICES PAID FOR USKD FURNITURE. I I OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ! ! ! aliery IlliSiiiiM ii I j-'S. -A Novu You iCMnui M I i-N I V1H ONE NONEMTAMO I't J i ' i ............... V" ' ' irn THROW Our TM6 CITTt-E B ' irri fzi fr-J broom to touj B MTMllfl11U.'T:ftlffo j Don't Always Blame the Telephone j j Operator When You Are j j Called By Mistake S Were you ever called to the telephone when another number j was wumeu : 1 S When'ltiiK ftfetn-s . tho rinrrntnr. tn lie sure, mav liave humanlv Sp. ! orred by ringing on to.e wrong line. More often, however, it is I the fault of bo person fnaking tho call. J People oflc0 ask for 4oti, for example, when 5I,i is wanteil and i then either "htog up" when the mistake is realised or become J J impatient when tbe wrongyiorson answers. - i Unfumiliarity lluth th work of telephone .operating often J j prompts .unjust critTam. J Please don't forget the .earnestness of I the operator's effort xvl some occasional scrvicu difficulty docs !M ome Phone Co.i I Your Chickens! IXcaii ...A ;l.s 2- -'."" Feed tlicni Allicr's Scratch Fond, a .scientific ration Kaffir Corn, Sunflower Seed, (.'racki'd Hominy and Hulled ()ats: it's all feefl, no waste; liutter feed ainl'iiioi'e economical than wheat, liu.v-iii)- this direct from the manufacturer, in carload lots, trcniit.s us to i, note the unusual urice of ONE HUNDRED POUND SACK -FIVE FOUNDS Kastern Oyster SJn-lT1 1 1 1 is. Coarse (iiauite Grit, l'S.lhs. Ground Mciie, 7 His. ! I'uffed Corn, Rice, Wheat, Mc ,V Edwards' 1 ciendalle 1'ol'fee. :!-! Trv our Hulk Coffee can the cans-Al'icslrioiistcd, THE BEST COFFEBVALUES. I'lconoinv ISIeiid. liound !?)(' Thrift lileiul, pound N'ictory Mlend. pound Lilicrty Mlend. pound Crescent Making I'owdcr Crescent (.'ream Coffee Tree Tea, Japan or English, 1 1 1 . YOU CAN SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE at THE REAL CASH GROCERY Mir ijvl.Oi 'round t" suit. -"V 1 U8o : i h.23r.:Mhs. (5,r ii. f)5c 111.. o5r,:!ll,s..,pl.00 , 5LV Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 0 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery Across the track, next to Stilwell's Cas h Jfarkct. United States Food License No. Go055. . J A!-w:y- KatTcmti-.nri'