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TifTTPSnAV. AUGUST 8, 1018'' PA OK SIX LA GRANDE EVENING DBSEIIVEU i. .-' .:",'.. t ,.' .' . , 'it If '4 If- ay CLEAN DRUGS Unless the clings you buy tiro absolutely ckan you cannot bo quite sure of their properties. So that our customers may have dependable drugs, ' we take particular care that such goods are pro tected from dust, mice, bugs, etc. We keep them in tight containers .where tiity neither lose strength nor come in contact with foreign sub stances. ; Wc consider the wire of our stock as important as its selection, and inselcction we are most particular. , - j- y V, S. Food Administratis-!. BfiJrino nnwlAt Tilaftilfn nn'n "ln-Aml mnAin ' ur,-,. i...A...t .n. fc&kes en waffles in wot dey call "quick breads.-' '. '. U You all nmkeii 'em wld oiia enn or uUni r.mir to- t nn ... substitute flour to save all do whent dat kin lo ml veil for He r.-Jcim. iimu aim ib vi juhk WIUUUl UUJ WlieUf. Ut ttll UI1U UTe glUO lO UO It 1 T help win da war. Dat ain't hnrl mrVftn tn ti:en t-jl.r.'-i i., i i. ood oo'n bread er bJscuiUior fewjAcks? RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Quick Delivery ,- Phono Main 40 La Grande, Oregon v , C'At'HK OF THB LTU1.S1.U. Interference of .Miilmcli lVn. at tliu Trouble. i By JOSEPH SHAI'LEN (United Press Stall Correspondent.) I STOCKHOLM, Aug.; S.Mirbach, itho Ouirnun ambassador who recent ly wa mysteriously muidercd, pror clplluteil thd Choehoslovak uprising ! which Is adding one moye chapter to iljtisslaa bloody Uovolutloriaiy his tory. OREGON , GUARDS, ATTENTION All membors of Companies A and B, 1 4th separuto battalion, Oregon Guard, am hereby orrlnred to report at tho armory, in. full 'uniform, at. 7:45 p. m. Thursday evening, August 8. Attendance 'is imperative. By order of tho 8-7-2t COMMANDING' OFFICER. Packers' Profits Large or Small Packers' profits look big - when tho Federal Trade . Commission reports that four of them earned $140,000,000 during the three, war years. Packers' profits look small When it is explained that this profit was earned on total sales of over four and a half billion dollars or only about three cents on each dollar of sales. - This is the relation between profits and sales: DECEASED SOLDIER RECALLED Mid-WeckVictorlal Publishes Picture of La Grande Soldier. . The current issue of the Mid-Week Pictorial, an illustrated, magazine printed in New York, prints in its Roll of Honor, a picturo of John Hoknnson, of La Grande, who diec. for his country, in. France some weeks ago. The likeness is a very good one, and but one fault is to be found, and that is that the paper From the most direct sources l claims he-came from Portland. Ho- I have; learned the real story, now told 1'kanson before joininir up was wire a for tho first timo in America, of the man. for tne Western Union in this enuuA tt thin nnrlalnir -I .. . . -.""" j my. MtrDacn, as Germany, representa tive demanded that tho Soviets at Ponsa not only disarm, I ut Imprison, tho Chochoslovaks. ' . The Chochoslovaks "rntia delega tion to the local sovie?. chairman, IUirayulT, protesting npulnst such action. Kurayeff lnsi.itrd that Itlio order bo curled out, tvhpreupon tho Chechoslorak with iheir bare liandu lltorally wiped rut the local Uolshovlki and Hcd G uirds. Thonthe Choclioslovoks culled a mocting of reinesCiiitittlvee of 'all de mocratic und socialist parties, re ported on the action tl".-y had taken. und showed documents proving Mir bach's : participation i) the plot against the C!iecllcslo;t!;3. The mcietlijg .closed with the Cho ECOOL TOGS! WHY' FEEL' UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN WITH A SMALL OUTLAY OF MONEY YOU CAN BE MADE COMFORTABLE AND HAPPY THESE WARM AUGUST DAYS-VISIT OUR STOREt-YOU WILLFIND NO WAR PRICES. Men's Panama ' Hats 'l.:..:........:...v:.i $2.98, $3.49, $3.93 J 'v -' Men's Straw Hats .:1.....:...1....;.....:.:: ZiliM, 98c, $1.25, $149 ' ;, ' v Men's-CloUi Hats .: ...:.........49c, 59c, 98c ;; Men's Soft Collars, all styles Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts ....:....... Men's Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ............ Men's Silk Shirts ;...........:. .................... Men's Silk Hose ..llV.:..L..;.X...'L; Men's New Initial Belts, only .............. 15c ..........49c, 98c ..::...49c, 98c, $1.49 ...$2.49, $2.98, $3.98 ..69c, 98c ...L.....:....... 1 98c- BATHING SUITS FOR THE FAMILY....:.'... ...98c, $1.49,. $1.98, $2.98 LAUNDRY SOAP '' THAT FLOATS, 5c BAR Incorporated Formerly the United Store LAUNDRY SOAP THAT FLOATS, 5c BAR August 10th, last day to pay water rent without penalty. 8-8-2t. WO.MEN THIN FUl!IT. ; CORVALLIS, Aug. "!. Moro than 1 3 50 women and girls were, employed i in thinning fruit In Jackson this season, according to i report from C. S. Cato,"cotinty agent, to Paul I V... Maris, state leader for county I agent .work at the College. , Tho women of tho county havo Bhown tholr patriotism In this way. ; TO I.NSl'KCT WHKAr F1KI.D.S. CORVALLIS, Aug. fi. G. R. Hys- choslovaks' piomlso to leave tho"l. proic,ssor or inrm crops in me city, which they did, taking arms ! Oregon Agrictaural CoUoge, will in-1 and ammunition. ' Bolshevlkl roln-spect wheat hiclds in Taker. Union, rorcomonts arrlvod tho -icxt day, and Wallowa and Umatilla countlos to' proclaimed an alleged ilcieut of tho dototmlno wheto tho best seed fori Chochoslovak force. Repression 'all planting is located. wore Increased among ilio local po pulation.' All . Bolshevlkl talk' ibout a de sire oh the part of tho Chechoslorak') for a counter revolution is but an arrogant lie.- Thcso pc,r.plo have no (ieslro to interfere wl Mi tho inter nal. situation in Rusia. ind resorted to vlolunco only when miiddencd by tho contomptllilu boshrvlki surron- tier to Mlrbttch's demand, August 10th, last day to pay water rent without penalty. 8-8-2t. HUSBAND A XI) W1FK. I Profits Sal" 83SS2SgS If no packer profits had been earned, you could have bought your meat at only a fraction of a cent per pound cheaper? Packers' profits on meats and animal products have been lim ited by trie Food Administration, since November 1, 1917. Swift & Company, U. S. A. If you wish a drink of fine Soda Water or tin extra good Sundae, such us Al Cain will make for you, at Sil" vorthorn's fountain, it will bo worth your timo to try it. 8-3tf FAMILY DRUG STORK LA O WAN PC OBtflON. Mrs. FrnnK ,P. Wood, Box 18, R. V. D. 2, Morrill, Mo., writes: "Foley Kldnoy PUIb holp me soj much. My husband also In-.s ro colved much benefit - from thorn. Ho was uo la mo ho could not stoop : over and now ho fools no pain.": Li'.inc birck, soro muscles, stiff; joints, rheumatic itches and pains pro quickly ccnnuerid ' by Foloy Kldney i'llls. Don't neglect your j kidneys nor mistake, symptoms or overworked or disordered kldnoys for the slowlng'up of age. Sold evorywhnre. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE I tee AD .about irH IN 7H6 "rOR Ste"r-' . 'm.onN, Is; 7.tis 1 JL La Grande Mattress Shop A lid Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Reno vating, Mattresses Manufactured, Carpet and FJuff Rug Weaving. Olio Mock ciist of .Flour Mill, Pimm- K't-,1 1:12. AH work called for ami (lrlivcivil. You to AO. SAIO IT WAS K4 'FIRST-CCASJf -) Condition" !!! The Satisfactory Store! THIS STORE HAS. EARNED THAT GOOD NAME, THROUGH GIVING SATIS FACTION DAY IN AND DAY OUT TO ITS MANY CUSTOMERS OUR SPEC IALTY IS DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. KRINKLE; CORN. FLAKES,, pkge . ,9c , GOLDEN ROD OAT FLAKES, 3 lb. 6 oz. pkgs. .....1...:. .29c OLYMPIA PANCAKE FLOUR, pkge. ....'..........33c CREAM OF WHEAT, pkge. L. .........I.:..:.- .. 28c PUFFF WHEAT OR RICE, pkge. I....,....:........;.....: .......M3c CORN STARCH, pound pkge. ...,................:.;:..;i.;.,l ;.....10c CARNATION MILK, dozen cans ......$1.44 SUGAR CORN, can :..:.... ..::...,.:...........,. .......He PEARLS OF WHEAT ..........1........... ... 22c SOLID PACK TOMATOES, can ....... ......,.:v; ...1... ...14c .HILLSDALE ASPARAGUS POINTS, can ..19c Don't Forget MAZOLA OIL Demonstration Every Day This Week! Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. II 11 nooverizea u irocery 'Across the track, next to StilwelUs Cash Market. United States Food License No. GC0255. To settle the estate of James Peach, of Peach Bros., the undersigned will sell at Pub lic Auction, at his ranch Sour miles east of Island City, Oregon, commencing at 10 a. in. TUESDAY, AUG. 13, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY 54--HeadofStoc S3 HORSES. Including 1 Registered Pcrchcron stallion, black. 1800, age 1 black 6 year old gelding. 1 grey (i year old gelding. 1 grey 5 year old gelding. fi work marcs, thrco with colts. !t four year old grey geldings. 3 three year old, black geldings. 2 three year old grey gildings. . 2 two year old black geldings. 1 'blnck yearling stallion. 1 hay yearling stallion. ' 1 luack driving horse. I black four year old gelding. 1 luack yearling filly. 1 liluc-groy yearling filly. 1 giey two year old filly. 1 sorrel two year old filly. .1 black yearling fillies. , 1 hay four year old mure. i - 1 black five year old marc. 1 grey five year old mnrc. Thce lire nil well lrH pen-heron st CONSISTING OF' 21 CATTLE, including , weight i fivc ycar oM jersey COWj wiM fl(,sh gwn 2 five yojir old Durham cows. 1 three year old Jersey cow. 2 Jersey heifers, fresh. 0 Heifer calves. 7 steer calves. 1 yearling Durham heifer. 1 yearling Jersey heifer. - FARM IMPLEMENTS. 1 two-seated carriage. 1 new single-seated buggy, I "feed grinder. ' 1 feed roller. 1 corrugated land roller. I threo and a quarter wagon. 1 manure spreader, lheader. I derrick. ' 1 Calloway mowing mnchine. nnH nmny nlher Hrtielpn net nimljnnpil r.rk. FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS OF SALE All sums of $10 and under,' cash; over that amount a credit of' V2 months will Ik? given tn notes with approved security, bearing 8 per cent interest Two per cent discount for cash. El). STRINGHAM, 'Auctioneer,' ERNEST DE LONG, Clerk. G. W. PEACH of PEACH BROTHERS
