La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1918, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
LA' GRANDE EVENINO- OBSERVER
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II 'A 'Boon to" the ; ; ; ; j j n j
Busy Housewife I'--irVy - ' i
Most women have in addition to the care ol' their ' j (iVi f"'J
J household, tlnv duties of war work. To' such wo ; j ' . ' - B
I offer conservation of time and energy; through ; : i t 7 - ', ' C
j the use of our ... ' j f- S' " ' ' ' ff
j- ':'.;. Free -Delivery Service . I.: j . ' ' ' - ..'- ' "X I'
This .service in maintained for the' promotion of i 'I 1 I II m
your interest and to make trading at our store u 1 I , f ' ' ' II m
L pleasure, instead of a task. I I ' ' , . II ff
I- I'lIOXU VS FUR SMALL ITIiMS AS FJtUELY I'J.' 'N f ' ' I .1 .
AS YOU WOULD FOR LARGE ONUS. I 'if 4 j S 1
I ; , Phone.Main40;. ' j ! UJ('';j;'; I
I ; OUR STOKK IS AS NEAR-AS, YOUR Pi ION JO I f "' 1
I RUNRIGHTn):.THE; - i -'.W, '' 1 'VM
I LA GRANDE; PHARMACY J .: ' ' : ' . ' ,.LJ.r
Quick DeUvcry: . ' .: .:.:?LoneMa!n46'''::I i Lj." ' - arass!rt!' L-l f 1'iI,uw .
n , . I - the Crowds
XiaOrande, Oregon . I , -.. '. edouard ropcn on his return from Germany ff'.' ikw'a
' ' ' ' ' ; 111 ' - . This 19-yar-old nolgtan boy la another example of German kultuii m Rcaaou.
-J ! . 'tfSI-'1. " ' ggg' ' Roupen waa deported on Oct; 18. 1916, and returned on Feb. m :. :
1 ' .(' oi no lunner use to nis Hun masters. s B i i
No ARe-priciIg,, Here
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Our Retail Prices are determined by our ACTUAL WHOLESALE COSTS.. , We' Don't
believe in continually increasing retail prices to follow rising wholesale costs-.hat wdjlTil
be ('PROFITEERING," and "PROFITEER I NO has noplace in a store whose' slogan is
"VALUES TELL" that is the reason why the jr. C. PENNEY CO, forges ahead so rap'
idly, and that i's why the wise man and woman is taking advantage of our present prices.'
Article after article in our stock equal, and IN MANY: INSTANCIOS, are - below the
makers' cost today. DO NOT DELAY PURCHASE YOUR WANTS AT ONCE,
.AIEN'S WORK SHIRTS
MEN'S LEATHER-FACED GLOVES .
.MEN'S OVERALLS, Hca'vy'Bluo Bib
MION S JUMPERS, Hciivy Blue Bi!
MJON'S KHAKI PANTS ..v..:
MEN'S SPOItT.SHIRTS
MEN'S STRAW HATS
MEN'S DRESS BAND SHIRTS .'.
MEN'S SUMMER UNIONS
MEN'S TWOrPIECE GARMENTS
MEN'S SUMMER CAPS
MEN'S LEATHER LUMBJOR MITTS,
MEN'S MARATHON" HATS
..:.:.:::......79c, 98c $l-.25
25e, 29c
:...-...4.:....-:..;.....::.:rr..:....L$t98'
$198
...il $1.98, $2.25, $2.49
.11.... 49c, 98e
:2 .......25c 39c, 49c 98c
98c, $1.25, $1.49
:.$1.19, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98
.....;.55c 49c, 69c
.,.49c98c, $1.49
wire sewed i.f... .-.,.i,..-.;.98c
.. :.:........$2.49, $2.98, $3.98 -
you cwi flavor
mostdiantilywiih
LESLIE
S ALT
if is lull flavored
free flowing
sironwthoirt
bittc rnoss
ritl.TAItl'J roil Tllll IIOT WAVK
Tlio hot bum la doubly (InriKc.roUB
IT lliuro Ih u iiiiihs ol' undli;au(eil
food In I lie Htoiiiticli , calisllig dlH
Ii'uhh and unto intoxicullon, casting
cmiKuHtluK o!ioii thioughoiit tho
aystoni. Kolay Catlinrllc - Tablols
Klvo in om l't and miro roller. Thoy
act gently but do their work thor-
ougiy. They cleunso tlio bowpjs,
swoulun the stomach and benefit
the liver. Recommended .for Indi
gestion, biliousness,- bad breath,
bloating, gas or const Ipatlon.
Sold ovorywhrep.
, This 19-year-old Belgian boy is another example of German kultuii
' Roupen was deported on Oct; 18. 1916, and returned on Feb i
(1917, as of no further use to his Hun masters. s
By tbJs time lie may be dead of tuberculosis. . '
. ' When be left Bolglum he weighed 146 pounds. Four and one-half
months later he was a mere skeleton of 90 pounds. .
... He bad lost 66 pounds under the kaiser's taskmaster!.
lo Be
Hodu water buslnens is always u
j fuutuiy at Sllvorthoni.i. where A!
i;aln puts up tboso hliib clas Sun
daes. , . 8-9-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
I-A. 3 HAN DCORCQON. ;
HOME ECONOMICS !
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WASHINGTON, D. C, AuK. 18.1
(Special) Do not use galvanized
utensils, in making preserves, jellies,
or fruit juices, the 'Bureau of Chem
istry of the United .States Department
of Agriculture advises. Some of the
I Dry, to save food, sugar, transpor
tation, jars, rings, time effort.
All In the Family.
Father grew tie vegetables,
Sister picked the fruits,
IJrother mailu the driers.
And mother dried the roots.
Where to dry. in tiie sun, on the
Incorporated
; Formerly the United Store
The Store
Whore tlio
Masses - x
Trade
zinc with which the vessels are gal-1 stove, in the oven, near a fan.
vanized may be changed to salts of 1 Why you should dry. Save the sui
zinc, which will give the product an ' plus that is, not canned and release
acrid and astringent taste and render! just that much more for food export
Prepared
111 individual, us in (?)
&) Natioiml.affairs, it Is
ffi important to look
ahead. The steadily
increasing ' number "j?
f& of those utilizing the
Savings facilities of
this institution indi-
$M fates a growing appre- kPJ
SK widion of this. li.
if) cfy
To any who are out at !J
Jy ....... i .... t
ijii-m'iiii niiiMiig use oi
-$& this feature of our ser-
$100 Reward, $100 .
The readers of this paper will b
pU'aswi lo loarn ttuit there la at least
one drcnOrtl tllflenHn that urteneo hna
been able to cure tn all Its at n Ren and
Hint Is ratnrrh. On tar rh being greatly
In Hue need by const II tulonal conditions
rcqulrtts conntltutlonnl ireatmnt. Hall's
Catarrh Mcdlclnp Is taken intornally and
acts thru tiie mood on tho Mtiroiitt Stir
fiifoH of tlm System thereby destroying
tho fntindatlnn oC the disease, giving the
patient strenRth by bulldlnj? up the con
stitution and nsslsMnc nature In dolnrrlts
worlc. The proprfetorn hnve so much
faith In the i-tiratlve pntvers of Hall's
Cfitnrrh MfdhMno that they offer Ono
lundred IoUirn for any rase that It falls
to cure. Pond for llyt nf testimonials.
Address R J. rHKNRY CO., Toledo,
Ohio, Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
it unsuitable for human ua. More
over, the dissolving of thin zinc coat
inpf tends to ruin tho container. Tho
UKe of galvanized utonsilrt for boiling
down fruit juice in especially risky.
vice, a oonlinl invita-
:.. . ... . . . ($J
to our troops and allies. Amoricn
must let no pwlshables spoil this!
KU miner. " ' j
It lakes no sugar. A little heat and :
; plenty of good fresh air are the only!
, preservation needed. Drying saves '
' ' f ',rt- sugar as well as many pounds of t;ood
'Six pounds of dried tomatoes on the . food the cans won't hold. j
pantry shelf arc worth a hundred in fill every box and bag Dried fruits'
tho patch. j ; and vegetables can be kept in many I
Dry and put by for a rainy day. ! kinds of containers. Paper bags, j
It's hard to beat Nature's wny save pasteboard boxes, cracked glass jars,!
by drying. miscellaneous tin cans, odds and ends i
Be them at their own game. Or-: of boxes round the house will serve!
many has over 1200 commercial drying to keep the products. i
plants lot s put n plant in cvjry home iSmull storage space. Fresh mate-
in America. . : rials are greatly reduced in bulk and
Iry Me. : weight by drying. They aro light,
Starvation has killed more people ' pack closely and take up little storage
in Europe durimr the war than all ' space. A whole garden patch of dried
those lost in battlo. . . pioducls will go on one closet shelf.
Kood is as mightv as the sword Learn to dry.
save so wo may send. j Write to the Department's' bulletin
Each pound of food dried now may ; on home dryng of fruits and vege
save u life next winter. ' tables. l'Yce, on request.
Can what you can then dry the .
rest so that no morsel wastes. Job Printing. The Observer. Main II".
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
! Loofc Your Best and Be
1.00 oi'i;ns an
AceorxT.
m
Comfortable in a
RATTLESNAKES!
They are common things you have heard ol' tliein. But diil you ever
'jiee:one? If not, call in and Hike a look. He ..was captured alive; has
poison fangs and seven rattles,- ' Hesenililes the. kjiiscr. In all prolxibility
thej-are related j)erhaj)s a hiilf-brother. Call in anil identify him. Lib
eral reward ; i f ' , . ,' ,.
We feetl him in' Mazula OIL This is'tlie Last Diiy
Mrs. Olds will demonstrate at this store.
Union Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close G p.m.
Saturday - "
open until
8:30 p.m.
United States
National
Bank
FRONT LACE CORSET
I the only cornet wild tlio patented
VENTILE
Back and Front Shield
ltd f jll.l f lk ul 1 1
fa . ' . v.-.nvv iivbikiivu JUI
i your ngure. mere are
M-r... t: ti "i I
..v.jr iiiiuiu. -n-y hiu niwnys
rTy lilted by a scientifically trained cor
f J i sctier. This service goes with the
Cy corset nncl such comfort.
I A full line of tho latest models al.
j' ! ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and
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W T.n nraiuln Orr MJ.miS. IYOLH. railISOn(
h - . Cs Corsetiere
1 11 11
1 Jll
BSril 'M-. cans into shop I I jim'mL
i.t - :--. j 1 - ais 1
Hooyerized Grocery
Across the track, next to Stilwcll'siCash Market.
United
States Food
License
No. GS02S5.
YOUR EYES
are breadwinners. Master minds
and willing hands are 110 good with
out them. They are the only ave
nues to enjoyment and education,
improvement and success. Can you
afford to neglect them?
Our optical department is "equip
lcd with the most scientific instru
ments to insure correctly fitted
glasses.
We invite you to come and inspect
this Department.
- We -surface and grind our own
Lenses.--
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J. H. Peare & Son
La Grande's Leading Jeweler and OptwiwtriMji-..
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