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'I ' I ' ALREADX WE ARE RECEIVING NEW 1 ' $r 'ifeP l
i' -V- fe' V: I - FAIX . COATS, SUITS. AND pfc.BSn J&gM JSJfW&T, -
. : SkyJL . . I Women who nro desirous of seeing and purchasing ffl l! -.
u ''' J lEill IS V .-, . j 11 euem&cm6M7uM :,v. 4. .jffs.,. 7
if I th new things whilo thry are yot in thfi first l ''"Z. "" - JgFOW ttf '
11 III selections. We have ready new1" Fall Dresses, J V 8' " l1 ",te
liill ' I ijff ' ' ll' tKV one'' of the rooks on the V
. ' v B- ill J1U t n Willi-A :' . ctibu hnnon with the "'JSgT' ,mk '
'll E' ""111 BlLiT F B B II (J. - -least possible wnstaKP- (r'-kT jk V W
ll SwifSiVI ' ' H BIS B ' Ri.Fa't-hiel for flghterg. .Iincon-ls )? A f1 ,
I ''' i : Wll(SK LIT ' " nBEzI ' H 9 H' BB.- if' badljr' needed In (be. alllml rmlf and. lftSggf.y I V f
MAW JLSS: M. II H I H . I navies. -The Killed needs In pork .prod- Ifl&aJPp' I 1
"' il ,. fVi ' ' 1 I B I Ksssm EafHis vmmV - IlliU """ ,r,f"w'""" r"""' 14--?Ainfoivm'-ii -tttj
"i 1 HI ,'; ; I, three times at mud. as before Uie war. MmOatiMaMXIIiatfm
r'-. 1 I V !il ' : " ' Anotheiuviisteelludiiator on the North
; II 'Jsr I (1 I T I Cl ' Elakotii Is the potato peeler, shown In tatoes In America- for greater use In
vi l .4: ' '' I llOlfiyi'lTlOTll' iftWaO I the lower photo. Nothing Is lost ex- every home and for all needs of army
1 I n , r i I vlJCl llllvlll' iJlvi C cep( the liHutil potato skin. and navy. Eat more potatoes, est
.j, ' .' , ' -i I I 4 . . I I There la a sumclent quantity of po- less wheat.
KITTY aonOON A.VD TOMUHY ;
:- TOU AY A XI) TO.MOHUOW.
'Tho Uolovod Advontuross" U
. tlio , tli lo. of the, lutosti World-Bio.
turn Ilrndy -Mailo und It will, be
fhiy.vi ul tho Arcado thea'.re U
diiy and tomorrow, with Kitty Con
don 1 :h a highly dramatic role In
. " linn olrorlng. 'She appears as
.liillnUo l.u Monde, a woman of the,
r.aKf, wim in tho favorite of many
wealthy men and yet loves, but
cne'timn and he Is a married man.
Jnlltitte rpjturiiB to lior home when
lior mother Is dying but 1h turned
from tlio homo by her stern' and
tmfoiglvlng father. Hor mother
(ilea anil her fathe,r takes hor
younger sinter, I'ranclne, to Europe
whom iihli Bt ftroiDih,! liJ Jn a, con
vent, wjien the falhor. dies Fran
elin) coiiutH. to llvo with Juliette.
All of? J ullulte's batter nature
hor limtornal lovo Is awakened by
Ui'l '.iilslit o.' Innocent Kranelne.
When tho- lu'ter goiB in with a
fail 3t,aiid seems started on the
wrouK -road . and when her badness
lo '..ibeltedby Morgan Grant, the
man, she liives kikP tlio man with
Mloni i'ho liira-lived for years, she
iiUiollUf a . lit;." lovo und everything
lo fuvo Krancina. Frunnlne Is
saved, Ihmutji It moans Grant's
dcitlr. and after Fiuncino's. happy,
murriajio Julotla goes to Fiance
whore, Hie nobly expiates hor sins.
This drnnin is inlonse mid .well
. mifi'aliied. M.'hs Gordon's rale le
bit emo'.lonul.. onn and In ll she
dona tho most nffectlvo work of
hor cirenr. Kho Is given aptemlld
(ii)inrt by n-i t',cllimt conipiny.
. A Fox Sunshine comedy,- "A Son
r.f a Gun.'-' roinplclos the bl.
(.'ORiInn Jack 1'lckford In "His
Mujwily ..Hunker llcan" and "I'er
shlnn's lyiiiiglibnyn, Khowlng uctuul
' .''ownini(i;it moving ploltiro scenes
Irom "Over There."
SHERRY'S
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(.AIII'OltMA
PINKS FILMED
California's world famous plncB
which tower above tho sides and
mimiull or Mount Wilson form the
nUings for m,iny of iho scenes "in
'CiivnnniiKh of the Forest Run
gnrs," lie Itlue Ribbon, Foui'.iiro,
which will bo the, ult ruction nt Urn
' Sherry I beat re, llio lust Blinwing
toiliiy.
IMiintnr William Wolhert Ii.ih
, produced a maMorpbve In this rug.
' i;im1 romance of cattle rustling ilnyN
in (he Tar Wcmi. His company lived
seveift! weeks in cabins built ea.
peo.v'lly' for them ncir the base of
; Iho mountain mid later din cablnii
wc;v transported ,intact to the
Hollywood lu'. whore later scent
"wore ' tilmcil
' Nc.'l filiipimin ami Alfred Whit-
man. repn,-thei-ed for their except
ional work in "The Wild Slroin,"
. e recent ItLi1 Ribbon releise, are
au'.iil cast lu I lie leads n this pic
ture,, supported by Hie following
- ,vr.t;Kriii fnvorlles: Otto l.eileivr.
l.nuia WltiMtoii, R. Hradbury. Rex
Di.wns, Joe Rit-kHon, llal Wilson
und Mrs. I Lit tin lluskltk.
A!."o a Ills V eonieily entitled,
"Spies and Spills." .
A cholco stock of .ho very best
n:id purest Kindles that money will:
buy, you will always ;lnd at Silver-1
thorns. -9-rf ;
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FAMII-V DRUd STORK
uix eiANOdOSCiON,
Inseparable Musical Inatruments. 1
In modern Spanish dunces one tlnils
the woman gracefully waving a limit
bourlua, while her mule pnrlner ngl- i
tates Uie bones, or "castanets." The
two seem to go together. Indeed, It
lias been, so for thousands of years,
Tbcy were played together as an ac
companiment of amorous, and par
ticularly of bacchaunllan, dances In
ancient Carthage, in Athens long be
fore the Ckrlstlau era, and lu Home.
Pottery the Oldest Art.
Pottery is the oldest, the longest and
most widely, diffused of all human arts.
Its, history, it recorded, would be ns
old as tile history of man; Its record
ed history begins wlcb Die bulidlag of
tlio tower of Itnbel. The oldest pot
tery known Is Egyptian, but every peo
ple, civilised or barbarian, lias prac
ticed the art in one or another form.
All study In every department of art
begins at a period not long after the
Mosaic deluge, hut pottery is the
'earliest of all forma of art.
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The Difference, i
Science Is concerned with the names,
distances und magnitudes of the slurs;
and with problems touching the "In
testinal parasites of the ilea." Art, lit
erature and religion are concerned
only with mankind ; with the elemental,
the universal, the eternal; wllh the
dream, the defeat, the romance of life,
-Dallas Lore Sharp, lu Atlantic.
- Adda Life to Railroad Ties,
Railroad tics last about eight years
under normal -conditions, when tliey
have to be renewed, which costs n good
deal ot money and calls for a large
force of labor, says Popular Science
Monthly. It is estimated that treated
ties which are llrst kiln-dried and then
Immersed in hot creosote until sat
urated, last twice as long. They aro
absolutely waterproof and Impervious
to rot.
' TtS
NOTICE.
Blue Mountain Grange will have n
dedication for their service flag; at
Grange hall Frid.iy evening. Auguiil
1)1, at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited. 8-1-1,21
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
To whom it may concern. I will not
be responsible for any indebtedness
contracted by my wife, Maggie Young.
rtOBT. II. YOUNG.
August 14, 1918. 8-14-i;t
Who s "The Little
American?"
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X. M. '. A. J1MOI1S.
(Continued Prom Page 1.)
ties the regular army men drill hi.
leveit If they were n few bard
j knocks, bloody china and eyes,
'when cunea happened lo hit (be
right spti! on the boy'a anatomy,
i "Wo caught so many trout wo
j'ri awfully sick of them," said
Gene lust night when telling ubou;
i the grand good time (hey nil had.
'but hi, said tint they had plenty
,of fre&b eggs and bacon besides.
Gen:( I-os that much credit Is
due to llr. Iliggors; Miss Okey, Mr.
Crow and to Dr. Ilrownlon, who
drove them to their caniplue
ground, and came for them when
time to como home
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby eiven that all war-
rants isauwi on the irencriil fund of
the City of I.a Grande, Oregon, and
endorsed March 31, 1017, or prior
thereto, are now called for payment
am' interest on said warrants cene
from thi datw, August 10, I'JUS.
AGNES M. HUSK,
I8-1GVU Treasurer City of Iji Gramlr
JOSEPH FAMILIES '
ON LDNB TRIP
JOURNEY THROUGH STATE OF
WASHINGTON IS ENJOYED BY
JOSEPH FAMIIiY OTHER NEWS
OF JOSEPH AMI) THE LAKE.
JOSEPH, Or., Aug. 13. (Speciol.)
Dr. Boyd, of the First Presbyterian
church, of Portlund, will lecture in
Joseph Thursday of this week. The
place has not yet been determined. .
Dr. Holmes and family, of Walla
IWalla, who have been camping at the
nenu or tne luke, expect to leave soon
for their home. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Boner were La
Grande visitors last week.
Dr. W. E. Hrowncll, of Elgin, is in
charffo of the-JoBeph Drug -store at,
present: Dr. Brownell is seventy-five
years old nnd fought four years In the
civil war. Despite his age, the doctor
is active and heulthy. He expects to
go to the G. A. K. encampment in
Portland on the 19th of this month, as
will several of the Joseph members of
the G. A. It.
Mis. E. L. Coe, wife of former Su
perintendent of Joseph schools E. L.
Coe, expects to visit old friends, b Jos
eph some time in September.
President Mrs. F H. Gaulke, of the
Joseph Red Cross, say thut workers
are needed badly at the lied Cross
rooms to finish the August quota fur
Joseph. All ladies of Joseph ore in.
vited to help.
iSoveral Joseph young people enjoyed
the dancing party at the Anderson
cottage at the head of the lake on the
evening of Tuesday, the 20th.'
Fred Ravcnscroft and' family were
camped at Wallowa Lake Park over
Sunday.
Nearly all the men of the town who
arc not otherwise employed are out
on the farms helping; harvest the
crops. I
Aftter two weeks plensuntly , and
profitably spent in motoring through
Oregon and Southern Washington, G.
Salladay and family and L. Knuuner
and wife arrived home last Thursday.
According to little Helen Salladay,
who recorded all events of the I rip,
the journey was started on Thursday.
July 25. The party went from Joseph
to Walla Walla, via the Toll Gute
road, from Walla Walla to North Yak
ima and Ellcnsburg, where short stops
were made, at Kllensburg- the party
visiting several days with Mrs. Knnp-
pers brother, A. l'errish, nnd her mir-
etitM, .Mr. and Mrs. A. llaberjnnn, und
were joined at that place 'ov Mrs.
Knappcr's niece, Miss Edna Perrish.
Seattle w'us the next long stop. Camp
VICE ADMIRAL KEYES
Vice Admiral Sir Rooer John drown.
low Keyee, who planned the naval
;a on Ottend and Zeebruoga.
Lewis was visited, as were several! DAILY GKK.MAN LIKI
other points of interest. A visit was j
made there, with Mr. Sulladay'B moth-j ' Tim Northwestern States are
er and sister, ' Tacomu, Olympia, Van-1 hearing that "in Canada they use
couver und Portland were all visited, nil ilia, whent and wlilta bread they
The homeward trip was made via the I waul, as there are, no restrictions
Columbia highway, Pendleton and La I there 6:i the line ot wheat," TbJa
Grande, .withl ao aecidsnts of anv!ls one of the dally German lies that
kind. The weather was good through
out the entire trip, and a li : tie lire
trouble was all that caused any dis
comforture. Miss Perrish,, who re
turned with her aunt, went to school
hei-3 for several years and was once
the Joseph high school carnival queen.
Her many friends are glad to have her
back, though her stay will be only a
short one. .
Dr. H. J. Riesland and wife, of Mis
sula, Montana, are hera to sp.'inl the
rest of the summer ut the Gnulke
home.
i Afc c ri :,. : t,i-.i
. ..a,.., r, , u, ,u,,u
UK U TT IIV1UDUIO UII1III1CI J llUi. UUJIII1;
her fall line of ladies! hats.
H. V. Kadderly left last waok for1lo nerniitted to contract 'morga-
a"trip to outside pbints; )". " ,'aiiic ,a'n.liKes' with French girls,
Mr.' ond Mrs. L. E. Caviness nndjwhlch aro automatically dissolved
Mr. and Mrs. A'. K. 'Parker were -La upon the soldlur being called back
Grande visitors last week. to tho fio..l, so that on his next
The following people made up n:'ave lie Is pot milled to enter Into
happy picnic party at the head of ti t
lake Sunday: L, E. Caviness and fam
ily, F. H. Gaulka and family, Ed. Ebm
and family, Mr,, and Mrs. Riesland,
Mis. Alvira Roup and daughters, and
Mr. E. W. Rumble.
News was received Inst week that
Maurice -Eben, a populur young man
of Joseph, -now in the service at Camp
Lewis, was married to a Seattle girl,
vhose name has not yet been mn'lc
khnwn to, friends in Joseph. Mi'. Eben
is ut Camp Lewis at present visilin-r
his son and bride.
because of the scarcity of irn.ul
nurses, Mrs. Albert Mount was celled
to take a case at the Enterprise hos
pital last-week. Mrs. Mount is an ex
perienced nurse. -
Miss Stella Thomson returned home
from South Carolina last Thursday.
City Marshal Patten iff busily engaged
in fixing the water muins.
TIIA1N DINeiUltGICI) SOLDI KISS,
At t
nwjior
new established Y. M. C. A. !
school In Loudon 150 dls-
chnrged soldiers- havo boon trained
Ninety per cent found cmployi.io.i!
as drivers.
A'MJlalliaiistieJIiallafW
Arcade
TODAY AXF) TOMORROW .
" KITTY GORDON
-In
"The Beloved
Adventuress'
Fincitiai.ing slorij oj I lie ulapc.. full of Lift', Sentiment,
ami I'n '.tij downs.
And a SUXSHINK-FOX COMEDY, a I'J-CVnt'nnrter
Laii'i Milker.
"A SOX ()!' A Ctl'X." '
IACK PICKKOiJDr i l PKHSIllXtrs DOUGHBOYS
urn (a nting Watch tor them Thrv will take the Ar
cade liv Sturm.
is being put out to hnmpar the
Food Adminl::t:ub'on. 'The Cana
dian . Food lluuvd la enforcing in
Canada the samr, measures of food
control thut nro being enforced in
this country. Tho- Canadians have
oven gone further .thin we in li
censing retail grocers, hoteds, res
taurants and eating places, and in
prescribing thuQuality and amount
of food thafji,iy bo served ' at a
restaiiiaut Meur "-.
The pro-Gei man slanders against
uul
troops in Franco have - now
,1d Altts;(a. Th(!r0
the, people
are being told tnat "Ameican soi-ilioi-B
on leave from the trenches
another such court-act. wtui another
jgirl." Tho v War Department re
port?: "This is a thorough-going
f,...lKoliood. A great many fantastic
:tc ,'os comr, to ns 'each day, for
latiUioi-atlve denial, but there Id
scarcely any so totally lacking In
foundation as this one concerning
'inoi sinatic marriages.' " The Red
Cross and Y. M. C. A. agents ro
Uiirning from France are continual
ly bearing witne a to the good
i.-.ornl conditions among
i' 1 1 0'ips. ' '
our
Ciii'Ihk For Interned.
' The Crltish Y. M. C. A. is
lug die in'crned in Holland.
When you want prompt attention
and rood work on developing and
finishing of your Kodn'.t: films it will
ho worth your while to patronize
Sllvcrton's. They ml ways have In
j slock a good lino of Kodaks, and all
iklnds of Kodak supplies. 8-9-ft
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA SRANDCORMON.
Theatre
Our Line of Spices is Complete
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Whole Allspice
Cinnamon Bark
Whole Cloves
Ginger Root '
Whole Mace-
Mustard Sped
Pickling Spice ,
Jap Chilis ?
Tumeric ' ' ; ,
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USE CJOOD VIXEGAR can supply you new wooden barrels,
five gallon, ten' 'gallon, i)'(l ,!)" gallon. Crockfi in, alL sizes, from
one to fifteen gallons. Buy youp Fruit- 'Jars 'nndfFittinirsrji'ow.
Our stock is the nios't cmipleto. and! largest in tlie: Qojiitty. .
PHONE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.', ; :
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HARRIS GROCERY
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' Phone; Main 77, Farmers! Blact 192 : r;
408 North, Fir Street ' ' .. AcrpBS the Trwls
"United States Food Administration Licenae' No..G502B'5.!:' ' '; ' '
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Experts oreetjot one of tlte chief danftrs of
self treatment for Constipation lies in Habit
: forming cathartics. J- ' - ; ;
Stanolax is distinctly different it ia a natural ,
lubricant, tasteless, colorless, odorless.'' It is
neither digested hor ahsorBed by . the sys tent.
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Stanolax lubricatflstho walls
of theintestines oiidacts cs
a solyent oftoxicpoisons.
It soothes us it eases. It
does not produce tlio
slightest physical strain.
nor abnormal activity.
Old-time drug remedies can.
now be put nsiiliL By us
infe the Mantle but certain:
." Stanolax ono'enn fcoii re--
JIM-
FOR-f" "''
CONSTIPATrON
fTANOLAX b for sdu in- (i.il... .
iMiiiiini;iiiiiiii;iL,.--.ni;i;i;;,;i.i,:;ii:;.;i;i,i;inii!iiiii:':iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiitiiii;iiiiiiimiiiiiiHiiiH
C. D. Putman
Red Cross Drug Store
SPEC! A lb
Economy Caps 25c per dozen
As long as they last
Harris Furniture Store
H. B. ilARRIS, Proprietor
406 FIB 8TIIKET PHONK: Hed 817.
Sage. Leaves .
buy Leaves .
'Celery Seed .
Anise Seed'C-"'f
Dill Seed t
Coriaiidi'' ' .'
Caraway- Seed -
Whole Pepper .
nrfti
"ffncMi ' ffiisaasaa como com neAlocioitSe '
jSocly and oilpnworA of fAe rain Bvlwrr-Lymn.isot.7S
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No Dru&s
iii. Stanolax
lief from Constipation and'
keep relieved.-. '..,'
One bottle . is , con viniihS,,
Your drufeist has , it-
or will Jet it r ' ' , :' ; '
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ManufreUnd Onl ly ' '
Stsndaud Oil Company
,, a -UnlUiM. . ... ,
I
niHold by
' Silverthoin's Drue Store
La Grande Pharmacy
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