La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1918, Image 8

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PAKE- EIGHT -
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
" : ":: "TFESD A Y,; A UGFST.20, 191S
stylish'
-:: r ,NEW
STATIONERY
It is a pleasure to use Stationery that is cor
rect as to form and attractive in appearance.
We are having the newest goods come to us
as soon as manufactured. Select from our
new stock Cacci, Blue, Pink, White. ,
THE RED CROSS SPIRIT SPEAKS
By JOHN H. FINLEY.
I kneel behind the soldiers' trench '
.'I walk with shambles' smear and stench
' i The dead I mourn. '
I bear tho stretcher and I bend"
O'er Sarnmy-, Pierre and Jack and mend
What shells have torn.
I go wherever men may dare,,I go wherever woman's
care
And love can live.
Wherever strength and skill can bring
Surcease to human suffering , (
Or solace give.
I am your pennies and your pounds; ':.
I am your bodies on their rounds
Of pain afar,; ... ;
I am you, doing what you would . '
If you were only where you could
Your avatar. ...
The cross which on myarm I. wear,
The flag which o'er my breast I bear,
Is but the sign' ' . .
Of what you'dacriflce for him
Who suffers on the hellish rim
Of war's red line.
f WHAT'S THE USfil
WET WEATHER
S DANGEROUS
La Grande Pharmacy
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Quick Delivery
Phono Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
(iioill Dial (if Alfjilr.l mid Olhci
liny- Is Dow n mill Is I Icing
Duuiagcd
' No Mistaking His Meaninj.
Smith was taking IiIh friend out for
n drive, Tho -cur had tho jumps. It
balked and bucked and hniiuecd ulnns
unsteadily greatly to the friend's dis
comfort. . 1'hey turned inter a park
boulovnrd mid tho friend noted a sign i
it the side of the rami. "Smith, you I
hotter not drive on this road," said the
menu. "Why? nuked Smith. "Well,
thnt sign says 'Pleasure curs only.' "
of paying jnore for your, weaving apparel than is. .necessary YOU DON'Tl
; We say you do, if'you are not a patron of this "busy store for more," , We
, Guarantee you a saving of 25 to 33 per cent.
. . ' .. -
v13oys' Blouses, all colors .'".... :.....:...::....":.i59c,' 69ci. 79c
.- Ei)ysliirts,all col(rs ::-....-...-.-.- j :'..J.2U : 69c, 79c'
J Joys' Flannel JShirts '. .. $1.49
JJoys' flats JJJQc, 98o, $1.49
Boys' Shoes '. ..!..'. $1.79, $1.89, $1.98, $2.49
. Boys' Ties Lj..L '. ....J.,.'.... 25c, 49c
lien's Dress Shirts .98c, $1.49, $1.98
, Men's Silk Shirts .1..'. $2.49, $3.98, $4.93 -
Men's Dress J lose.....;; ....... ..25c, 49c, 69c
Men's Dress Pants .;............r...:..l.........:..... ....$2.98, $3.98, $4.98
.- Men's- Dress Shoes -.1... 'i...:....'..$3.50, $3.98, $4.98
CA . AlciiKiuila Pants ...J.:u.vXi:: $1.98, $2.25, $2.49, f . '
miksi;
i Arcade Theatre
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ETHEL CLAYTON, IN
4 'Souls Adrift
Ed! Thiit tho wet weather which hits
provnlled for aovehnl dnyB lu ronch-
Ing tho danger point Is provon be
lyond doub'. by tho statements
froin different 'lancliers over tho
jvullcy who httvo connldoiablo Brain
In the shock and many of whom
jhavo large quantities of hay down.
; For a few days after tho rainy
period began ' cheprfulnoss prevail,
led for tho belief wan that thorn
in no chance In AuKiist for n loni;
iwet spell, Thon the imins contln-
!ucd iiiid some of the old tlniers ; Kmmn wicker
consulted history's paRcs and! ' ... ,
lr..n,l tl.nt mnnv vm.rB' nun L'caln Those lottors Will be sent to the
fjrottcd in the shook In Union conn- i ,lca(' letter office on August 30, 1918,
I I If n..t f. In ..-,111,,., fr tl,
ty. mat
J watv.li r :i
i not hurt
tho piiro
A. story if life on n desert island.
Also ' . ' !'
A Sennett Comedy, "Love Loops the Loop." .
-Last Time Tbiay--r
Charles Ray in
The Family SkeIetpn,
Coming Friday
ADVEKTISrCI) LB1TKUS.
iList of letters remaining uncalled
for ill this office for the week ending
August 16, 1918.
Gentlemen Mr. John Bittner, Jack
Butler, i. W. Coalwell, A. B. Craw-i
ford, Edw. Everett, T. J. Hug-hcy, Le
ionel Krammer, Midway Oil Company,
V. J. Marontate, Fred Murray, Geor?o
McKissick, Perry Harvey, iR. W. Ran
dall, B. E. Taylor, Sam H. Webb, S.
C. Williams.
Ladies Mrs. Jack Cheslino, Mrs.
Hattie Carroll, Mrs. A. Frcylor, Mary
Herman, Miss Anna Johanson, Miss
Adda il.ee, Mrs. Delia Ncssley,, Mrs.
C. W. Stiwcll, Miss Mabel Woolf, Mrs.
!, We Sell
. Thrift
Stamps
Formerly the United "Store
We Sell
Thrift '
Stamps
was when wheat was
cents a bushel and did
so badly as now when
is snaring heavunward.
I With this precedent In lltelr minds
I the ranchers hnvo begun to woudor
If history Is going to tcpo.it Itself
and If this is tho year slated for
anothi wet August.
On tho Waller I'ierco i inch thoio
are thousands of shocks of grain
In tho field, nnd some of tiio bcrsi
grain ', ever raised In" the. valley.
Fluids that will thresh from thirty
to filly bushels ate thoroughly
wot and tho hugo bundles of whiyit
lay soaked almost through and
through. Airulfa hiy on tho
Pierce ranch is also down and is
also wet. '
And this is only one of the sev.
oral largo ranches where the grain
if not called for. In calling for the
nl-ove, please say "Advortiscd," giving
date of list. E. E. BKAGG,
!. :;i , . Postmaster.
in rsrrn f ,- , I i
mm
I.OCO.MOI'U 10 K.Vtil.VIOIill K4VS.
Overwork and worry causo kid
ney 'trouble. When tho kidneys
not' working properly, pnicons
ire
accumtilalo in the. syr.tem, result
ing In backache, coro musclos, si iff
Joints, Ihctuuatle pains, constantly
tired feeling and other distressing
sytiiplonis. Goorgo Mcl.aln, Turtlo
Lake, N.I)., writes: "1 am n loco,
motlyo englnoer. I had a bad pain
in i n y back and my bladder ac
tion was very Irregular. 1 tool;
Foley Kidney PIIIh and was relieved
lu a cotiplo of days."
Sold everywhrep.
MISSING"
and hoy are suffering. Nothing i :
hut sunshlncwIU mid and wlthsov- One of (he now enpywright nov.
oral days more rain tho Clianila els by Cleno Strniton-l'orter ''A
! Hondo valley stands to lose finite j Daughter of tho Sand." Silver-
ia portion of a crop that in valim-iihorn s Have them. l)y,-8-2u.tf
i but of faf greater value to the
world that needs foodstuffs this
year-
arc breadwinners." Master minds
and willing hands are no 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
ped with the mosy scientific instru
ments to insure correctly fitted
glasses. s ' " v .'
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: We invite you to come and inspect
this Department.
Wo surface
Lenses. v
and irriud
our
own
wam :D:iiB,iia'iii
JUUlli JWUiUUUl
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LAGRANDCORCGON.
J. H. Peare &, Son
La Grande's Leading Jewelers and Optometrists '
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
Corn Syrup
, We have just received two new flavors in
KARO SyRUP, one flavored with Mapb
and the other with Sorghum. Try them.
.. - ' Fresh Saratoga Chips,
Swan's Salad Dressing,
Nice Muskmclons and CantaloiipuSj
Columbia Boiled Ham,
Crawford Teaches for canning.
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PHONE MAIN 43
J. G. Snodgrass
I'M G-DlrVG CWete To
llJnilllili'lllllliiJ'Mi -I OAk VACS TO 'DSF(iNI A YOUNjO. pCtLOW
illll'l'l'illllj PF?lSTOT TWC DRAKT. IV6 GOT JUST
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VEGETABLE OILS!
Superior for Frying and Shortening Lard Savers, Heat Savers
and Money Savers. Mazola, a Pure Corn Oil; there is nothing
finer '. pints 37-, .piarts 71, half gal. 1.43, gal. $2.75
'l ism
( 'uttoleiu; .....
Wesson Oil
Pearl Nliorteiiint:
'(iiiipoiind
32$, 9S, $1.85, $3.80
: 4Jty, 98
'...i ...35d, 70-
.No. 5 $1.15, No. 10 $2.30
:. Xo. T) $1.15, No. 10 $2.30
Pure Italian Olive Oil Map of Italy Brand.
." on. (ila.ss
1 hull Pint-.:..
1 Full (uart
Half liallon -One
(iallon ....
: 33
SOr
$1.90
$2.90
..$5.2t
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A Substantial paving on Every Purchase.
Jj'nion Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
open until
8:30 p.m.
Hooverized Grocery
Across the track, next to StihvelPs Cash Market.
United
States Food
License
No. G50255.