La Grande evening observer., August 09, 1918, Image 2

FRIDAY, AUGUSTM
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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SAVE
$2.00
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Boys Suits
Now before the New
Fall Goods Arrive, as
fh'ey are sure to be that
much higher.
game that is miou to'.iw '.heirs." Ibcar fruit and help to make Union
OltA.WTK lUftlWt.!' , He proceeded at length to pleod for county . cleaner irmunity, even
i Th- ti, ovion.uuiulck enlistments from all walks of: than it row is, and it is cleaner than
:defl09iti o.i the south fork,- above tor. me local euara wmcn nas
Lostlne, will be put on the market sent nearly 75 men Into service with
al once lor monument work by John in a year. - '
M.- Newell ot l.a Grande says the! Doctor-Captain Heard.
Knterpr.'e CMoftnln. Ho was In 1 Then came Captain Russell, de
;tha county, ldt week' making a--1 tailed from Camp Lewis to bring a
rangoinents for tho loiati'on of a ' message to the draftees. And a mes
shop at Lostlne' to cut up - the i sage it m . Before' the ladies bad
j stone.'' . The marble will be, taken been asked to retire, he dwelt for a
from tlie "Polo brldgo, five miles few minutes upon the extreme cau-
from town,' will be hauled tothetion exercisfd by the government in
shop In largu blocks and cut : into ; making the soldiers keep clean; bow
cm. '.Her plcccp for shipment out by I it required Mr. Soldier to take fre
th railroad. " Iquent baths, to keep teeth clean, hair
I The marble Is In the nat'onal for
jest, and Mr. Newell baa made ar
Iningomentr for getting it '"out.ii In
May ho shlpprjd. out a carload
-which was handled with on. Ire suc
icess, showing the market for the
product. : . . v-----. ,
: Granite for monuments formerly
was brought from Barre, Vt. The
old .cost was $2,50 to )3 a cubl:
foot, but this has ben advanced to
'about . $14, a price -.which la pro
hibitive. SO Mr. NoweU concluded
'to try tho Wallowa county pro
duct. '
Is Goodman brolhcm .ire unable la
jeontinuo the flno dulry busines they
liavT? Just got well n'.nrlc-d, and will
eoll - off ' their 32 cow at private
brushed, to be clean shaved, and of
the many other ways Uncle Sam pre
vents disease and suffering by making
the men take care of themselves.
He spoke of ithe infection diseases
classified as respiratory, intestinal,
etc. He pointed out how the govern
ment, through jnnoculation, has now
stamped out smallpox,' typhoid and
other dreaded diseases, and pointed
out How tho army is free from; infection.-'
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. Then the audience was changed in
complexion the ladies left, and the
speaker got down to brass tacks with
the men and told them the regis
trants particularly just - exactly
where they stood,, and what would
happen to them if they came to camp
infected. He told them what would
s Department Store
utile beginning today.. ' Clayton
(Goodman Is preparing to enter thiihnnan . ,- wnm. in th f.
I.stivvlco of the country and Ralph ture from these drsa(led diseaaeilin
Goodman has been , ".offering.-, from fac(. he fc ht ty audience to keen
rheumatism which make!, it ImpDS-'l.,rf. ' i, , )V, v
i tsiulo for him to work. They hivoK. , ' . .. ,. . . . J
an Ideal summer pasture forhelr: , h..n : i
!l"! m.the, mountains on the south ; . . .
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kimii vii w DCtru lie Jittiitcu win s1"" ouu
August loth',' lifrt 'day td' pay water
rent without , penalty. ; 8-8-2t.
I SHERRY'S
,' While American boy.3 aro marchr
Ing away to war today, another pago
In recent Amorlcan, history la re'
called In tl!o Theda Bara-super-production,
-'Uodor the Yojro," which U
now being shown as the stellar at
traction at tho Sherry theatre for
the last tlmo today. : ; :
In the smashing photodrama. In
vhlclf the famous Willlhm Fox star
gives a thrlllng poftrayal of the part'
ot a Spanlnh girl- In -love -with' a
dashing American, Army officer.,
there are cmbodlctj eonis' of tho
fllerce Btrugles which took' place in
the jungles or the Philippines' be
tween the lnxurrefCtos and the Ame
rican flgthlng men who brought th9
Islands or the Pacific under the flag
of Uncle Sain. , . ,...
the result. of attempting, to put out
jthe fire. " , . ,
! Further damage by the fire was
Jjprovonted by quick wont of the crcs-
who hooKed a caterpillar engine lo
the combine and dragged it from
the Hold. Tlie ground around' the
mnchtne! was cleared to prevent tlm
spread' of the fire.
The members or tho Orgon Mili
tary Polico were present who did in
the worki ,. Captain H. E. Williams
praised the work or the Boy Scouts
-who we,ve " "on the Job" as fire
flghtors. - ' ' ., ;
KMPIiOYH BVItKED' IS FITIK.
.' PENDULTON, Aug. 8. A com
bine flejd on 'the ,Jlm Hill ranch
three miles north of town was total
ly destroyed last (ntght at 9 o'clock
when tho machine caught fire from
ithe heat of the motor while,'the
crew wub pumping distillate.. Bur
rell Andj-son, employed on the
separator. Is ut St.' ArilhOny's hos
pital today with two burned hands
and Is suffering from nxhaustlort as much fine print Is u-.er'
PltAlBH IM IIHAI10
1'oit yxiox covsty.
(Coutlnuea from page two).
80IENTIHTH HTl'DY JOIIKXAMSM.
some of its neighboring couhties1 even,
now, tho government records' show.
He told how . the government is
fiirhtinff the cancer from both ends, in
that it goes out to find the women who
spread the disease and interns them
in Portland and elsewhere. ,,' .
August loth; last day to pay water
rent without penalty. ' ' : 8-8-2t.
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IXBl'HAWK 1AN TKIJ.ff
OF FKIKXD'fHlbCiOVKItY
"Ho suffjred .considerably 'from
ga3 In stomach and colic attacks.
and at times was. very yellbw.-J His
doctora diagnosed his :- ailment bb
gall bladder trouble and that an
operation was Jiecesarv Some one
persuaded him to try Mayva, won
derful Remedy.1 Since taking it ono
year ago, ho' tells me' he has been
able to eat anything." It w a aim
pi, harmle,-.s preparation that re
moves tho catharral mucus front the
intestinal, tract and allays the In
Itammiitlon which causes practically
all stomach, Mvor and intestinal ail
ments. Including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. -,'For sale by drujjglst every
where. 8'9'u ad-
Soda water business is always a
foaturg' at - Sllverthorn.i.- where1 Al
Cain puts up those hldh class Sun
daea. ' . " ' 8-9-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORK
la anANDE,oncaON.
A it V -
Htorlc Hhmild Hnvo a "Kick," O. A.
. C. ProfesRor Told KntumologlKts.
, COEVALUS, Aug.. 8. That
newspapor' publicity Is an on'ec:ive
moans' or conveying lurormatlon to
the fanners which will assist In the
combatting of inect pests, but, that
entomologists should 1uko a;eiarso
In Journalism in ordef to "gat by"
the editors with- their copy, was the
belief expressed by A. L. Lovett, en
tomologist Ihi the Oregon Agrlcul- jit-kin to veterans.
turtl College In an addrr.is before Pleads For Enlistments. I
entomologists ot tho Nortycst .now ), "Every man ef draft age is acg-
in conference ai tne i;ohoko. - ricrtinir a moral and natr otic dutv IC
Circulars are effective only when j he docs' not belong to the Home!
they nrt brief-and' right to the point, i Cluui-H." he snld. VMen uu to 60 and !
In the oplulbn of PHfessor Lovett. 70 should belong hoys should belong,
t urners ana piacaras are used a men of droit age should belong
great deal. Tho average poster Is! for It no', only keeps .he morale, of
ot read, however, he, thinks. Too 'the community up at home", but the
Multnomah Guard nnd adjutant of the
Military . Police of Oregon, likewise
found come of his message made nil
by whut he had seen on the parade
ground just a few. minutes before, in
receiving military courtesies extended
him and- his colleagues by the two
companies of the Fourth Separate
(Battalion. .
The mujor Bpoke of the Military
Police, predicting- for -it permanency
'li Oregon, and asking for moral siip
ixrt. from tho public, . setting forth
K.uny of the rcaaon.i why it should
thrive because the need for it' is so
manifest.- .' .. , . -
Oregon Gunrds Explained. ,
He then proceeded to explain the
Oregon Guard, such as exists in Li
Grunde, and in so doing, paid a high
compliment to the institution here.
saying that, h,e -has . seen practicaiiV I igbl0h0&l0l0l0t0l0H0&gi66mhtifate0l0l0l0l0t0t0t)l0e
al such 1iik r.ttitloniT in the sLite and I 9
he (Jcclared emphatically, that none
were better. ; He pronounced them
tdfiftces loam sonrething about the
ARCADE
'Today
and Tomorrow
Miss Elsie Ferguson in "BARB ARY SHEEP
A Lavish Photoplay ,;
VARTCRAFT pictured J J -
Practically
Everything Has Raised
But Telephone
Service
Fruit and Vege
Your Government says,- use plenty-of them. --
Now is the time to order your beons for c"nmf: S0;,
have a complete stock of all kinds and le'of FRUIT ' JARS.
JELLY GLASSES and CROCKS, two gallonH to ,15 gallonSr
just the thing for Pickles and Preserves. ...i. , .y
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TO OFFER TODAY j. ,.;
PEACHES
CELERY
TOMATOES
; CUCUMBERS
ONIONS N .
POTATOES ,
GREEN CORN
CARROTS
' CABBAGE
GREEN BEANS
CANTALOUPES,
GRAPES'
BANANAS
ORANGES '.
-GRAPE FRUIT :
EATING APPLES
WATERMELONS '
BLACKBERRIES '
YOUR LAST ClfANCE FOR , BLACkBERIRIES.
PHONE YpUR ORDERS EARLY.
Harrisr Groceiy
f f .' Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192 :'
4QS NORTH FIR STREET : ACROSS THE TRACK
'-United States Food Administration License No; G5026B."
The Acme of Tractor
Efficiency
This is just to remind you that you are expected to raise as
mucli wheat next year as you do this year, or more, if possible.
(THE RELIABLE EIGHT TRACTOR is the solution in Britain
why not here? It takes one-fourth of the acreage, a horse
can farm' to feed' himself, whichi would '(if put into pork)' feed
at least four soldiers., Then, why' starve our boys .overthere
for the sake of keeping a', few ;'cayuses? BJY A 'TRACTOR
AND DO YOUR DUTY.- La Grande Implement Co. has them.
Come and see. ,. ' "' '
, i GRAIN BEDS! C?RAIN BEDS! GRAIN BEDS! .'
We have a carload and aiiother carload coming. Price is right.
GOLDEN GATE SACK TWINE AT 90 CENTS A POUND,
: ; V: WHY PAY MORE? ": - ' r
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La Grande Implement Co.
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' From the Famous Novel of Robert Hichens
Action ': : ': : : : Daring Romance j
FRESHFOR
SUNDAY
Cantaloupe,
Yellow Peaches,
t
Blackberries,
Homo. Grown Cnii,
Grcon Beans.
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Wax Beans,
Head Lettuce
Fresh Tomatoes. '
Watermelons, .
Grape Fruit,
Bananas,
Celery,-.
Egg Plant
Cucumbers,
New Cabbage,
Young Carrots.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR DIXIE BREAD
PHONE MAIN 43
J; G. Snodgrass
"ECONOMY"
DON'T SELL THAT OLD SUIT to the rag man,
because it looks old it has a lot of life in it, and
needs only Cleaning and Pressing to make it last .
another season TRY IT.
Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers
Foley Hotel Building, Adams Avenue.
Mr. Grain Farmer:
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Are 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 graneries now.
You can buy the lumtjer and roofing paper fof a firrt-clasi
1000 bushel portable granary for $54.68 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the snme amount of grain will cost yon '
$126.00 and this would bo. a dead loss against this year'i crop.
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 boys in thS trenches need the sacks for sand bagi for"
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your bov la
. among them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy tacks part of the
money goes to India.
BUILD VOUR GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by building them before the famine season
opens np. Be sure to get pood lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber.
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Save money keep what you spend at home pvevent Iota
and damage from exposure to weather leave the tacks for onr
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries nowT
Portable granaries of this typo are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one panary For particulars at weU as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, tee
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GKANDE, OREGON