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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1918)
PAGE srx L QR'AffDE EVENING OBSERVER "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, "FIRST IN THE FIELD OF ACTION" AVe have just received a large and coinpleto lino of New. 19.18-19 Suits, Dresses, and Coats. These garments are now ready for your inspection NEW COLORS, NEW STYLES. - ,; I' i , ' ' 1 " ... ''' ''f"ifllj ' OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE " TTT: Box Stationery . 1 M . I Ladies Look Mere! That's Just Right . I Si 'OTffMfr II I ',..., J I' NEW AND CORRECT , j j j '.' V--" ET INTO THAT CHAIR J I'M COINS TO SHOW . 50c, 65c, 85c and $1.00 . &1&J?7":" '""ggg. I . II III ' II Mil VHWVA T. VWW X . 111 11 'f KJ M VI. Mlf'Wt ----: I IM I ILCUHUIl. ' 1 II . . ' ' . III III , I Il ''m . "V I 1 II .. I Pit miltn X il . II .--1 I aaW ,r U Grande Pharmacy I lixW j- ' raft l VI U Jb commander, luigi rizzo Quick Delivery ' . Phono Mala 40 T rH I Vrf-jX Lu Grande. Oreiron 111 .- .rT 1 ' 111 COATS Plushes, Veloirs, Oxfords, lmi-Pon'i,'' "Zebalihes and Munish Mixtureslatest 1918-19 styles........ $14.75, $18.50, $19 90, $22 50, $24.75, $28.50. $33-50, $38.50, $42.50. , SUITS Delhi, Tricotinc,: Poplins, Serges and Oxfords ;: new Fall Models ' . .. $14.75, $18.50, $2475, $28.50, $32.50, $38.50 SILK AND SERGE DRESSES, in dainty New Dressy Models ............ :v.......$9.90, $12.50, $14.78 $18.50, $19.90, $24.75 MM Incorporated ITS tliVJ l.-fJ aaa1laaa1laa1aaa1'aaaaaa1aallaaaal fm Practically Everything Has Raised But Telephone Service IMBLER WAREHOUSE RECEIVES GRAIN PEHSENAL MENTION AND NEWS ITEMS (IK KECENT. HAPPEN INGS OK INTEREST IN THE IM BLEU DISTRICT. . o?3I THE TRUTH ABOUT CANDY IO Q How Does Candy Compare in Food Value With Other Well Known Foods? l'uod value in based on calorics, which arc the degrees of food value. Taking u pound of good, standard quality chocolate (.'learns, such as you buy in ull first class stoics, wo fiml that Chocolate Creams Have 5092 Calories per pound AS AGAINST TIMS WE FIND IMBLER, Or.,. Aug. 11. ('Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bell arrived this week from Idaho to visit for several weeks at the Thos. Kasinirer home. ! " Mrs. Leo Clark and children have been spending sever) days, visitin;; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Berry. Mrs. William Ferman and Mrs. Jeff Bell left Thursday .evening for Hood River, where Mrs. Bell will join her husband. Parrcll Ijirseii and mother went to La Grande on Thursday evening on business.. ... Booth Larson hus moved his family to La Grande. The warehouses have commencd to receive grain in large quantities, sev eral of the farmers having combined cnnbling them to get their grain in early. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jolv. son, Augustt 4, a son. Mrs. .Lawrence Wiggins has been visiting for several days at the home of her father, Mr. Zramcr, on Indian creek. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westfall ex pect to spend their vacation on a trip that will take them to Enterprise ',- seo their son', Clarence, who is em ployed there. They will then go to Lewiston, by way of Lost Prairie, to visit Mrs. Westfall's brother, and from thereto Camp Lewis. ' Although the fruit in this vicinity is rather scarce, apples, peaches, and plums have been gathered in abund- , anco on the J. L. MrKinnis farm, just north of the valley. He stated that he i will have nhout 2000 boxes of com- mercial apples this fall to sell. Mr. and Mrs. John Coble arrived a few days ago from Portland,, where John went to work in the shipyards. They say the Grande Ronde valley is good enough for them. . Ross Perry und family and Miss Emma Billings arc expected back in a few days. Mrs. Dutli, of La Grande, was a visitor In Imbler today. 'Bruce Cox wa sin Imbler Thursday on his regular visit. Herbert Rollins returned home from Hood River, where he has been working in the fruit, and reported that there is no end to the amount of ap ples in that country. Miss Mary Ruckman,- Mis.i Jcs3ic Smith and Lyle Kiddle went to Mt Emily Sunday on a hike. They spent a very pleasant day. The.Imbler Junior Red Cross society meets in the-Rod Cross rooms Friday for work. Mrs. Olive Johnson returned a few (lays ago from IWallowa whore she visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wi dell. - '-f; Miss Lucy Wade is having some im provements made to her house in Im bler. . Formerly the United Store' The Store Where Hie Masses Trade . WAR REVIEWS TO RUN WEEKLY. i yjs Commander Luigl Rizzo of the Ital ian army hat gained fame by his ex ploits In torpedoing Austrian battle ships. . I.OHES i-or.M) OK I I.KSH DAILY 'TO I0.NLI.ST Beginning Friday and Saturday of this week, Manager Letter, of the Ar ende Theatre, announces that the "Al lies War Review" will be run weekly. These are official government mov ing pictures, taken by army and navy A pound ol flesh a day for fifteen pound of flesh a day . ror fifteen days will bo the sacllieiy made to his country by Jack Charles Read, of this city, . .Read attempted lo.r.iillst .in the I". 8. ' Marino liorc, , lint was (old that ho was fifteen pounds ' over weisht. He liiiiiicillutoly declared that ho would remove tho lifteon poundx of liitty- siibslanco within flftcon -days PERFECT IRRIGATION PROJECT. ECHO, Aug. 13. Permanent orgar mzation of the Umatilla River Irriga tion district "was perfected there re cently, officers elected, bylaws adopt ed and an executive board of 20 mem bers selected from the different dis tricts interested. . s At present in the part of Umatilla county known as the west end, somo 40,000 acres are under cultivation in the different projects completed. The icsults have been such as to take the n atter of irrigation in that section out of the experimental stage, and how thi question is to secure water for fi'lly 100,000 additional acres of equal ly good land as that under water npw. This is the objective of the organisa tion perfected here. , It was unanimously , voted the de partment of the interior would be' pe titioned immediately to make an accu rate survey of all practicable reser voir sites upon the Umatilla water shed. , The officers elected are: President. E. P. Dodd, Hermiston: vice-president, O. I)! Tcel, Echo; secretary and treas urer. K. A. Holtc, Stanfield. ; , STOMACH AM) MVKH THOUDLi: No end of misery and actual snf- foriug is caused by disorders of the stomach and liver, and may be avoided by tlio.usa of Chamber lain's Tablots. Give them a trial. They only cost a quarter. ' NO Hl'UAIt VOtt DEES. . , J- Siifc'ar for feeding bocs will be, extremely hard to get this yeai'i due ito tho . Fedurul food control uieftsiiTca. ' 'Oroson beekeepers generally rofi their bees rather closely lu thf fall," says A. L. Lovott, ontomolo. gist of O. A. C "trustliiB to thi bees to collect from scattered sources sufflciicnt honey to winter them Wliqn this supply fails the beenion depend . upon feeding sugar for winter storage or to bring tho boos through In Ihi spring. Every efTort was made last Bpring to supply the extra sugar, but food admliistrators nro averse,, to making any fiiithew allowance for this purpose. Beekeepers are." urged to allow sufficient honey for wilnter care of the, bees. This not only saves sugar but Insures thut the bees will winter well mid bo lu a condition to reap the greatest benefit from next year's honey flow." V GIFTS l-TCO.M THE HEART. Tho .lows of Hast London don ated tho.ii- coppers toward 'the Mile End Y. M. C. A. hut. Help prof ferred by wealthy Jews was decllii- cd, only small donations buing ac cepted The. Duke of Connaught opened the hut. photographers and are issued by the!"' taking a special course in dict U. S. Bureau of Public (Information. '"S "d exercises prescribed by his so there can be no doubt of their ab solute authenticity. These pictures will show Pershing's doughboys their way to cross the Rhine. "A Reel a Week Until Pershings Bands Plav 'Dixie' in Berlin." is the slogan of the motion picture houses !''llL'se ru,lows Wllut nilwn. showing these pictures. j to"h tu btt " fat ""'" physicist! iinu would thou re-ap-pear lit the Marine Corps rocruit i'.iir ptallon. , "Shylock didn't have, u thing on Iho Marines;," declared Head. "Ho only w tntocl one pound of (llesh Geo, It's Observer advertising will brine re sults. I Job Printing. The Ohscrvcr, Main ,17. i La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Reno- ' vating, Mattresses Manufactured, Carpet and . . Fluff Rug Weaving. ' One block east oILFlour Mill, Phone Ued 1U2. All work called for and delivered. 1 THE BOY IN KHAKI By K. C B. Whole Milk ... (ream . Whole Eggs . . . Beefsteak .... Torn Rice White Bread . . I'orn Bread . II I.", Calories . 8S1 Calorics . lili", Calorics . 1II1HI Calorics lusr. Calorics Ii'i2Q Calorics I ISO Calories 1 17", t'a lories The one big event which has established randy as a food, is this tremendous war. This war. has put everything to the acid lest and only! that which is fit survives. Fur instance, there was a time when rum and whiskey were thought to supply the ideal bodily fuel. Hut today the acid test of war has proven beyond a doubt that alcohol is n thing of the past as a tood product. On the other hand, rundy, which went into the war practically unrwogiiKeil, has come to the front as a food of tremendous value, and something a!iK-( is ery, very essential to the soldier. The British army icpoits that iis soldiers in Fiance have re quired five times the amount of candy that was expected. A constant stream of candy, aggregating V1v t,,,,. j, ,r()in regularly to our own soldiers in ! ranee-while thousand of pounds are used weekly by the boys in training camps in this country. That is because candy supplier a normal rriiving for something sweet to supply the bodily need for ( in l.ohvdrates (fuel for the system). That's why randy i, lt-.,ri i i.r recogni.cd as a food in stead of just a luxury. It happen t he the way in which most people like best to supply their system with the fuel it needs III normal times the candy industry uses only 8 per cent of the sugar used per capita in this country. Right now this amount has been cut squarely in two. Candy Manufacturers "of Oregon unit D I saw a mother.' And her brown clod boy. Ami beard her sob. And "Goodhy. son," Anil saw htm. Kiss her tears away. And go. And hours passed. ' An l in the darkness, Hi my room. I lay. And all the pictures. Th:H the day bad drnv.o. Came back. And She was there.. And He was there. Ami then a picture. From across the seas. Was painted, On my shadow wall. Ami He was there. And all about him. Theru were shadow men. Hut nowhere. Could I And tho face. Nor tlnd the form, Ot Her. Am! then. Another picture came. A treat Red Cross. And wounded iiico. Looked up at IL And rnis.'d their anna. Ami smiled. And He was there. And I c led. L poll the cross. I saw Her face. And so It was. That In thu darkness. (X my room. It came to me. That Bed Cross work. Across the sens. Was mother's work. In other hands. And done for Her. And then sleep came. And cnnie n dnviin. And cheering throng. And boys come home. And Ho was therc And She was there. And onci again, 1 heard Her sob. And saw Him. Kiss Her tears nwT. And In their wake. On that glad day. A lied Cross wared. Ax It had waved. And followed lllm. Down In tho Valley. And come back ugnln. I THANK YOU La Grande's Origjinal Cash Store IS HKItK TO SKHV'K AND SAVE VOL' AlOSliV We 'sell Quality Uim-eires for LKSS THAN M AIL ORDER HOl'SES do on inferior goods. "' Anticipate your wauls now. Htiy a reasonable supply. Mtmy items of our largo stock are priced at less than today's wholesale cost. Save time and money by listing your wants Then phone us your order anil we will have it ready for you when you call, or we'll deliver it to your address. Our stock is complete and you stive on every article Listed below, just a few nioncy savers: . FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, 2 11 Zu S1.08 FRESH RANCH EGGS, dozen 40 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, large pkge POST TOASTFES, large pkge .'. til; ' v ERIN RLE CORN FLAKES, large pkge. ....... .v Jty OYSTERS, extra quality. 5 oz. net weight .'. 17 ( 'LAMS, oxtra quality, ,") oz. net weight BEANS, peril) Navy:1.")c, Bavo lie, Limn Kic SUGAR CORN, can 15 SUGAR TEAS, can 126 DEL MONTI': BRAND TOMATOES, solid pack, can .14 RICE, the .best qualitypound lid BLACK FIGS, lb 14 WHITE FIGSJb 16 , 1 LARGE ITAIJAN PRUNES, lb . 12 PALM OLIVE SOAP. Cake 10 CREME OIL 'fj FULL CREAM TILLAMOOK CHEESE, lb. 29 MAGIC OR YEAST FOAM, pkge 4? TOOTHPICKS 3 " PEANUT BUTTER, a fresh barrel just opened, lb 19 lip Hooverized Grocery open until ' Liceme 8:30 p.m. Across the track, next to StilwelUs Cash Market. No- G50255.
