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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1918)
mm mm it ' . i - ; PAGE EIGHT' WHEN YOU EAT CANDY Buy Milk Chocolate NUT CLUSTERS Fres"iby Express PARROT STICKS 10c and 35c boxes "Look at our new assortment oFBolrCandies 35c to $3.50 s'r , Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 :'':;,' ,: -." La Grande, Oregon ' "" ; -SUNDAY ONLY! 'VOLUNTEERS' MADGEEVANS and HENRY HULL . . Alsbya Two-Reel Hart.' : Last Time Today ilED WAR REVIEW. Jack PicMord lii BUNKER BEAN WAA W iMM-kM A A WA'M0W III rMCt OT IB WM Fully -iMitiiiiniMlljticnil culhirc ami Ni irnf ifir Ii-ijir(niriifH. Nnrninl El (mining In CmitiiHr4s .f otiriuiliNiii, Arrliit-prfiiri l.inv, MHlii:iii t mm Irrtrhiitii- l-mrory W (irk.niitHtc, lldUNrltohl ArlK. t'liynicnl I t'niniiig ml r'hif- Art. -V. miiiinry nrtfncft in mant n nwrirnit ait II Hii oIIimti. Unll. Irrlurrw ami lir. wurk U1 lill uplal(ilt, bnt-ril un rtpiTi-iitlurrnril Will. (:.milrlr Nem nl I rrnf lirw, lrl-Jr( h-nr. (NBurnn rr onimPiiut-M lur .nnftHin. iMliiiulnvrrnnirnl If. U. T. Till! ion I'llliK. I.ll.rnr nl HO.IHHI vitfthnjj, Htrmtliirir. lor ich nntl wonirn. fc-w-'K Ju low-cvl. mill li f'lrhiiilly (liiNf kiiiij mxr'm ny. t W nlr Ili-dUlmr, liiiiirnr, Orr-fiuu, lor llluilril b&aklft, F,-r : -i i r.KJ XL tm MM 8 I The Multnomah Hotel PORTLAND, OKKCO?? - 1 Is Home to m OREGONIANS f;n MiliiM iiVr ulwisjs nt the (Hmm:i1 rourwl for tlu In si I intfu-st.s f the :is lui-utnc hk-iitifii'd I ho MiiltiKimiih HJtt'l is loMlfyhulor to I he live stork shows of the Noilhwc of Oregoninus who meet state, nmt in otlirr ways th"1 with all that is iii.ikint; for y Many Kastoin llrrconiiina uiruUiii; tt,. ,Miittri-m:ili thoir honii' when in l'oit!:iiil, nml tin- iii:ui;iiiiiiia ilt tryiiiK to mnkv llivni comforliiiilt'. Tin' finpKl tiling linylm.lv mil say uliout the iMultiioiniih is that the hotel is "My Portland Home" MultnoiK.h II oti' I lias .Mtvts All Trains. V it IvMiiHiionii'.h Ji .. , , '.Tm- 'si. : Saturday, 'augttst .17; isM CAPTURED HUN TANK REPAIRED BY FRENCH J. --Aire . w 1 Tlio.tunk seen in this French olltrlnl ihoio(!rnpli was captured by the French in the recent heavy ffghtlnB on the. west urn fnnt. The tunk was dc inollshod by the heavy French gunfire and It tool; those crafty Frenchmen twelve days of work under enemy Arc to nut It In order ncain. Tl.i nhoto- gmph shows tho French crew which repaired the tank nad which is operating it with great results against the cuemy. - With the Colors The .following' is -air extract from t stead of the usual cold disintorestcd- a lotter .wi'ltfqn ,by JJeut. J. L. Ingle ! ness of the people of a large city, I ' to his mother ,on the eve of. hi d- find everyone trying to do something parture for 'Fiance: for ine. Ths clerks in the stores, the : ''The papers arc full of the reports ' conductors, the civilians, and' 'cvery- , of the deiitbjof Qucntjn Roosevelt.. To one are trying to do something fbrf l: ine the newH means more than the the men in uniform, t have my travel ; acatn 01 a 'ifaoscveit: jt moans tne i oraers,; nut.J can not. tell even, you . .... . - . -r 1 i- ib f NEiGOODS DAILf j -1. Via Anieriean Express, we are daily rftwiyhig ur fall iiierehundiso 'It will lay you well if ycju ' seciu'e our prices before purcliasiujf elsewhere, We Guarantee Satisfaction' . J. 1JN. Cuts ' Cro. Thread - Ladies' TJurson IloseKw ite . , Ladies' lila Ladies' C.'i-e Ladies' Silk Sk. Ladies' New. Falls Ladies' Scrvitie Shi. t, Ladies ' Lawn Waists .... "-.Ladies' Waists - Ladies' Unioim -Tiadies Novelty I lojte v.- '- i :"Boys''Sch'6of Suits 6 tal7-..v;.'! Kk H(.si:..... ...Xl ieai8ts''-.V -- ;, ...... .. .:: Shoes ........,..:...:s -V V .:Ai::..A ;.;V..:.:...L ftn.... ........;.. f : Our Quality the Best. .,i..:.;:.'. 8c, 9C 10c ..........:.....:..:;.49c . 25c, 35c, 49c $3.93, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.-90 $3.98, $4.98 i. ; vf. .........:.......'98c, $1.25, $1.98 ':l:.pc, 15c, 19c, 25c ; ...i.;...:.i,...;....7..49c, 59c, ,'.9c : ..l-:;:;...a;u..49c, 59ci 69c $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 l death f the son of a former, presi dent of our country ; a president wlio has given all of his ons and who is doing nil he can himsslf to help in this great cause. One, son is dead, two others are at present in military hos pitals recovering from wounds, and tho fourth is fighting at the front, i "Instead of getting safe, easy jobs, as commissioned clerk wnrriors, which they might have had, all four went when I am going. However, I can t?Il you this, when you read this letter. " will' be neil on mawuy.to France." LOOK TO OREGON FOR WAR WORKERS Shop early .' All Stores " Close " ' :'86 p.'mT Saturdays. T ' ; , - -reincorporated Formerly 1 the United Store ' ' Shop Eaify All Stores . ..Close ; ?:30 p.m. Saturdays. ' Many Slates Have Been Provided With j Demonstration Agents Ity O. A. C. , CORVALUS, Aug. 17. Requests ; inln Ih,. rnl fl.rlitino' ,( Iho front !. ""h- ! . . ., . . " " . . for home demonstration agents or ex- I into the smck.ng, tearing roaring tonsion have jc(m u : ront lines, no snirKmg 01 ..anger .or thJ 0 Agricultural College from them, hut in an amazing way they w f Ncw Mexico, Iowa, Kansas, !are doing their part-worthy sons of co)oraJo Massachusette, . Delaware, a great America... - nnJ rnrnell llnivrsitv ml mnnv n- "Think of the impression such sac- men with special trnining have already Oil Enolne Needs Little Fuel. I- A French Inventor claims tho rec orii for efflclency lot an oil engine that has a fuel consumption of. less than forty pounds per borse . power ; per hour. ,-. ,,t,; ., . ; nfices must have upon our huropean ; bMn ,a,.ed by thc ,. Ma jull.es. . ft is surely a proof to them hBVe alrea(ly ,1Cen placed. ' :that we are in this war to our last T(( mfcl lhc intT(?ast,(, dcTnnnd for i man and that we are in to win. tnljnh for holJ)C (lemonatratlon llm, , i When I think of the "Henfiecs of othcr im Ult war wo,k pnrticuiarly our leaders and then think of the Kai- jn tho fic(, ()f f()()1 conservatio the , ser and his seven sons, all bedecked ! g arr ; cou,se for thc ,w.th medals of .valor, and no .one of ncxt gcHo(, ar u jg c that (them having been cose enough to thcjmo3t of (hoso wh() tuc thjs wo.k wju ; front to, smell powder, I m more cer- h(, wlul .(lf lho al I)r other tain than ever that we must do awry institulii)ns Th(! w(),k wi incU(Jc with him and his tribe and establish, . ,.,bioctfl .lvm.t.,1 nutrtln. a new slate of mind in Germany. Uu ; ,louGohd ministration, industriahl Dcioro we succeed, many o us w. , joul,la,i6m, hom(, nullii ,, invaid I ns J'"1' -p.esilent s son has gone. ; C()()k an(, rur(, E0,i(,, Wo will go willingly. I find among all the young officers meet here, ; quiet determination to do their share t)k, vUm. w(h ft -a desire to accomplish something ,.,,,, f u ,1lr,lrpss,,1..s pstal). that ..will actually contribute to thc llsl)m(.ni',' Th(l mM ,la3 r(,,, halr; winning or the war. , Mc , was ml,vlll(! vni lons things the "I have read Roosevelt s statement I ... hsv lm,kl,, ..i,,,,,. si.n isavoral times, and I think, it is the tlii:il!.v discovered some. false hair the ttitude that all parents should taKc, i 0,. i.r own , Clllllc tl) nu. wit), 'Quentm s mother and I are v.!ry K''i this question: "I wonder If my red that he got to the front and had the ,nlr was boughton hero when 1 was chance to render some service to Ilia boi-ned." Chicago Tribune. country, and to show the stuff that' ; ; was In him before his fato befell j, Yoni old school books that' bivo h.im,' been iiiied, bat hi good condition I nm enjoying my slny in Newisuch ae used in schools now, yon i D::t i ' ' Budding Diplomat. .. , "Willie," said bis mother, seeing him eating a piece of 'candy, "did I soy you coul'tl have n piece of candy?" ".Well," wild Willie, "you 'didn't, say" that I cpalda't." - ,'. . r' k Job printing. The ObserveV. Main 37, Few peoplo roilizu how scarce high class' cjitloly In , at; prosonl. iC.vceleal uiauicure and Embroldory Scicsors . and large , shears, as well as high class Razors and lino I'oc-kt-,t Kdlves aro ver source aud iost abciiU doublo tho arnoimt lliey used ' ti cost before - the war. Re gardless of. .these enditiohs you will titid a'laigestoek of all. kinds of ttiesB goods 'at-' ' ' FAMILY DRUG STORK. lA ORANDCORCQON. IOI'Altli l.()B THE HOT WAVJH Ifho hot sun la doubly dange,ro(Ja if .there Is a mass, of undigested food Un the stomach, causing dis treBs and auto intoxication, castinS congestlns.potsonB throughout tlio system. Foley CathaKic "fablcfe giro 'prompt and sura relief. They act gently but do 'their work tho'i otigly. "Thoy 'cloanse the bowj-Jsi swoatoo tho stomach and benefit tho ' liver.'' Recommended for mdji gestlo'n, .biliousness, bad ; breath bloating, gas or' constipation. 4 ? Sold every whrefl. . ':'!& York. I nm staying at the home of jcr.n nil for rish at the former Secretary of War, Col l.a-1 mont, which has been turned over to i Dfficors on -their way to -the fiont. I ' It is called tho junior officers' home, I and is located on Fifth Avenue. In-1 FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDCORCGON, OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Ml. JON&S, YOU A MtMfitlt Op THO COMHITTCe, I 13eil6VC. ', AHT I tOOULD LI fees TO GST Vouw Port Puq- LICATIOW ' --g OH. NO, NO, ; we NOBoty UvMTS To sec riv FACI EE ; Look Ahead Practice Thrift Avoid Waste Save and Conserve. . ; Housewives should can, dry or pickle every bit of available Fruits .aiJd. Vegetables none should be wasted, iivav in mind that the goveitninent Is eonjinandee ring for oiiranny of soldiers the ghiater , portiouMif -fll caniVry stocks.; Tliat, means that your grocerynian will not (e able to Xupply you with your usual requirements this winter; alsWciuciubVr that what is -available Vrli be about double the present Vices, dtV to tlu'Mncrcased.cos't of labor and material. Your government requests and1 expects you to provide your own protection thisVinterTs food supply, by conserving local corps of perishable fniitsNaiid vegetab.les.'.i-'j'-;---;;,';- f ' t i- , f Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday onen,"."antil ; 8:o0 p.m. Hboverized GftJcery Across' the -track, next to Stil well's Cash Market. ' United . - States lood Admintstra s tion License .:,;.Nt),.G50?66. 'A THl-S CMOiJFLGe MCOtSSTY MlKeS MS WlLBt UltTH THS CSPTION OF A Few CRIMINAL-S, 1 NtSVCR MT A HUMANJ BlSlNCi tvMO Iv-iiN'T TfCicLen To DGTH To SCte HIS Ct HC5M PlCTURS IN THS PiPtt?! Now,-Tnew. MOCX) 5rltC'.! you MAY FIRCl UHSN RGtiPY, rtg. lJrfoTo-Jt?Ap-6R; ji tlisf ll1llMlt1i LIGHT Everybody kno(vvs that surplus weight isun desirabldin a (ar. It takes power to move it and tires to carry it and both cost money. The CHEVROLET weighs only 1835 pounds rt is a fact that most light cars ride hard. The Chevrolet is certainly a nexception to this A rido will convince. COMFORT W. H. B 0 H N E IN K A M P CO. TIRE REPAIRING v :Vt'-v-,'ii;.'..-:fe.'.vVC;.J' ;- i , ; -..:s-'iiKsiitt s GOODYEAR TIRES'1
