La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATUBDAV; AUGUST HI. 191R OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ;".' , "Run, Right to. the La Grande Pharmacy" The Most Drugs, The Best Drugs, and The Lowest Prices. - Use Our Telephone; Buy Your Stamps Here. ; . Free Delivery, Any Time, Any Place. City ; Directory,, Use It. Call Main io. La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery, "! I- ; to 3 i Phone Main 0 La Grande, Oregon Goes soMerHiNst liks this:- , to tree? Me crom v swmveciNS's SMve, rc. Bcfors 1 law on ro ? C iilBlr ' "TOUCHING' Postry 1 1 Onl OnceNever! It isn't enough for UH to sell you Once wo both- make money by our -continued" Friendship.' Our snappy values-put the punch in one sales and create enthusi- ? - . ...A. T .uT. ... A VArA AAV AM 3 4ll Allnn M1h Otl1 4ll All , 4isni ill our (UISUMUI'IS. xieuteiituoi, wo nave uuuviuvcu uuuuoimu auur vixvu- isandsnf RhntinfirRof niirwnnHnrfnl dailv values, throughout America WHY . - r- jlw - - - - - - v . w ; NOT YOU? Give us a chance. Men's IJciivv Overalls - , - - $1-93 Men's V"i"n Suits v. . $1.19, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98 .leu's.Leathei'-faee, Stilt 'Gauntlet Gloves - 29c .Men's Bine Wrist Gloves, two nans for 25u .Men's Blue Wrist, Leather-face Gloves . .Men's Work Shirts.. .Men's Black Sateen Shirts Men's Khaki tShhts . . Men's Work Sox. ' . . Men's Work Pants, extra values .Men's' Khaki Pants Men's Work Shoes Men's Dress Shoes . , i 25c . 98c,f $1.29, $1.39 . $1.49 $1.49, $1.98 : 10c, 15c, 25c $1.98 $1 98, $2.25, $2.49 $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98 .....:.........3.50, $3.98, $4.98 8:30 K M.' SATUK-,,. : DAYS , ' All Stores Close Labor Day, September 2. Incorporated. Formerly, the United Store STORK CLOSES 8 :.i0 !. M. SALVATION ARmY Full Speed Ahead ',..' -' more men! . . , ; :ry.' . i,. . moke ships! , , ' MORE SUPPLIES! ' ' ' It is estimated that by September 1st, America's fighting force "over there" will reach if not suc ceed one and a half million men. . v We arc breaking all records in the production of ocean tonnage. ... : Crop reports throughout the entire country are favorable.1 ' ',' '"'' '.'.. Our shops "and factories arc Working clay and night in ; the manufacture -of war essentials, I'lOHTlCR FARMER WORKMAN ; UNIT ED, ONE AND ALL, TO WIN THE WAR. United States. National Bank DOES FINE WORK room, public telephone, writing and leading facilities, etc. 'the! second floor Includes . 17 rooms for visitors, each room flticd with hot and cold wator, electric lights und all mod ern .conveniences. ' '.- "One of the prime objects of the building Is to accommodate the i. , .visiting mothers and wivos of sol- ' . Idiers. and the 17 sleeping rooms IlltST TO VX) V lllll,I)l; roiture. exclusively, for women. It Isj I 'ilOYS AT VMW .MCWIM. jtho only place of its kind where I ' , , I women may stay, over nUilit for n Kcmioinii'iil Vsc Of Kiinds In A nominal sum, and ir. there wore 150 i I - ''Oio Feature Of Salvation :,0oms they would .be full every j I Army Work. 'night. The firat floor is glvon over Oregon's closest touch with the , to ti,B comfort-: aiid ., recreation of (actual war service, which, the Sal- .ho soi(uorSl with . rejiijing, writing Uation Army is doing both hmo:,,n(j, lounging rooms. with games, land ovcrseus a touch that has hI-,i1usic .an(i refresh uients. Wll.l MIMCX Di;i,K(iATHS ' There will be a calle'tl. meeting or the Neighborhood Ctiib 4 tioxi Tuesday afternoon at, 3:1 30 o'clock. 1 ho purpose of tlie moeting is to olect delegates tu the, state federa I ion of Women's Clubs, which is to meet in Portland September 17 to 10. .-. , ) , . .MIMHXKIt. I'llAISKS Klt.MIXIH Says out ihe .month of August has seen I contingent en route to camp. : Tho many machines in operation. "It i-Sj little courtesies which you so'lur miportnnt tlial thrashing; mon amtCshiy bestowe.d -will leave 'instlng combine owners remember to iserni i impressions, and It Is well to know In ilielr monthly - report 1 the ' I iistj that persons unknown to iis;were of .. .September, "whether they hnvo'iso deeply concerned about our. wol- bcr,n 'tiu-asliing: for theinsetvcs al:u.u:fare and. comfort. of for others. All the reports of Her. I' i ready been felt, by hundreds ' qf j i Oregon boys is Salvation Army. While I was tlip,re a woman ar- the splendid tew, n Camp vldit llcr lw0 Bomi. building rccenlty n1f., aha .wbtt! n font ..Huiintitnr . fir Caropjlhe 80,; way .!ppftrBnt... Her home was In the mtmtitnlns of California, erected in Greene Park, Lewis, Washington. .. John M. Linden of Chicago, who m.s -a.nvuu ... i-u.u...i.. iu -'-; bilclt and' . thon staged 40 miles age the Otogon state drive ror lliojlnora , th0 traln ,whch ca,.,.it.d Salvation Army War service, fund, ; her Tac0111n , anu from there shn which opens Scptjimber 15.. .wmij b aut0 6o the Camp, radiant 1-resent at the opening of he build-i, ,h0 ,:j Df, .oxpqctancy, but tho H cu i ,,.."oo..e " i'" nnna. hofl Rlnrtnn nnlv the dl.V berdro for their l,oiig journey "over lliere-.". A Salvation. Army- lassio found her in ar little crumpled heap : !n ono corner .of the building sob ibing her heart out. An added grief was her penniloHs condition, sho ! had oxpected the boys to havo a litllo money to holp her on her tl. Union, Of Italier, ' , . SIiq Is Wondei-fiil. . Rev. C. H. Hilton, of tho Christ .'an chufch of Baker, says of Er tniiiio: l "I -have listoned to, her, publicly j and privately, and have been won-, i'fhiiiikfiil dcr.fully impressed. I urn 'satisfied K ' And 'ltl.ens that this child, properly handled, has u brllliinit career as a public j performer and entertainer." ! 'lio county niusi be compiled bernr iihey are forwarded to Washington. ' fl n .....1 M nn.,nt.n.,.Anf ...a. .It hat thoy. be turned in. on time ;t W. important tliat you "make, you; icpori" out to the bast of your ab.'!r ity and make notes us tp anyliilui: tliat you may not understand. Thanking you very much, wo re main, appreciatively yours, . . UTAH DRAFT CONTINGENT. . En routo to Camp Lowis. . ;' iioys Ann Ai'pnnt'iATivi' TIHiAKll Ult.M K.N'S HHI'OKTS J . IT'S TIME, to THINK OF mm books f We are reatly to supply whatever is needed in the line7 in this vicinity. '....Our stock for the I'all lcrm is here. ii ' Ol'R LINE OF SUPPLIES IS UNUSUALLY . ! HEAVY AND OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW' AS 1 " THEY CAN POSSIBLY BE MADE. We buy these goods carefully' and believe wo can make 1 ' 'TjUl . it worth your while to got them here. 1 NEWLIN. B00K & STAT.; 00. J 1 a1 poses and scope said:, 1 "When Camp Lewis became the great cantonment that it Is the i jlargost in the United States the government found that the' usual i fakers were swooping down upon jthe. men with their well knowu iwares, "hot dogs,"; pink lemonade, ,etc. Such as these, were the orig inul war profiteers. To overcome j this, the government set aside a i large tract of land for recreation Rnd-le.gltimalxj shops, moving pic 'turos, barber shops, haberdashers, candy and refreshment shops, .and :in this truct. known as Greene of Very little thrashing was done in T.'hion countv in tho month of .lilv. , HUSBAND AKD Willi. Mrs. Frank P. Wood," Box IS, R. V. D. 2, Morrill, Mo., writes: l-'Foloy Kidney Fills holp lno so jmuch. My husband also has re- To lte.1 fross' -.,.lM-icueIv?d, ",uc1" bufit tl.oi... h over and now ho fools no pain." The Ohsorvrr is in receipt of tho'Lamo back, sore ' mfiscles, ' stiff following note, under date of Aug. .Joints, rheumatic achob and pains 1 29, which Is self-explanatory; jare quickly cuiuiuorad. by 1 Foley- j Editor. Evening Observer: Thru I Kidney l'ills. Don't neglect your lyour columns wo wish to thank tho jkidneys nor mistake, symptoms ot : La ' Grande Cliaptor of tile Red : overworked or disordered kidneys Cross and your citizens generally ; for tho slowing up ot ago. , ; . i for your kindly roception of our j Sold everywhere. way home. Sho was given food and rt room and- the next day a purse was iur.de up and she Vas started on her homeward journey. "it is for the, purpose of doing such woik as this as well as min istering to the spiritual and physi- i.nrk. mimed for General Greene, of p,u I lie.: Sixty-ninth division,, tho Sal- icUcs vation At'm.y secured a ' concession and erected and equipped at a cost of $25,000, a two-storied building, iiO X .122,. the ground floor, consist-, nig of u pergola 12 x 50,, reading and recroat(oh room 40 x . 50; au ditorium, 40 x'70y with f i seating rapacity' of 350, imich' room?' check needs of the boys that Oregon is in the trom to bo given the opportunity . pf" contributing 25,000. to tho $5,0.00,000 fund, f.hich Is being raised throughout the United States." ; ' New and second hand school liooksH for sale at Newlin Book & Satioi ei y , Co. " i ' 8-24tf This Store Will Be Closed All Day, Labor Day, Monday SEPTEMBER 2ND Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m If 1 g ' United Hoovenzed Grocery Jf tion Liconse No, G50265. Across the trak,:ncxt to Stilwell's Gash Market. UNIVERSITY of OREGON Traiainf (or Efficiency . n PcMt or to War FiillvfHiutniptl libcrnl rnHitrrnnd Hrirnlifirdennrlmriils. Sprcial I mint lift in iUiinnorrp. JnitnuiliHiii Arrliiirrlum, Iwiw, Mrdtciuo j TrnrhinA. Library Work. Mimlr. Ilounrhnhl Arl. Pltyslrnl Trnlninfi id Hnr Arttu li, l.tkntrv nl NIUMHl vlnnr. Di.rmilorim ftr am nm4 wtmra. ,pmwf Inwrai. maVa oyporiaDtiy tor wraraiet wy, Wrtfc Itrivtmrv KaAvav llrrftua. for Jllalra,ra booklH. 4 Tnilloal'Hl Today and Sunday E)bug. Fairbanks . .in Moline-Universal Tractor "Model D A still better Moline-Universal Tractor the Model D equipped with seif starter, electric lights, powerful four-cylinder over-head-valve engine and many other mechanical improvements. One man operates both tractor and imple ment from seat of the implement. i. Any-1 is stan- C will! ! ITS IS THE Allt. . flamed membranes, stops irrlt 'Windblown pollen, carrying thoicrughs and summer colds, bacteria that Inflame nose and one who has once used th throat and cause hay (ever. Is a-jcard cough and cold remedy broad in ' the land., One remedy luccopt no other. - is known to Rive relief and com- j Sold cverywhrce. f fcrt from choking, ,-nsplng asthma I ; . and tormenting nay rover. That I ' .tellfble'- remedy Is Foley's Honey j, Second hand school books taken on : 'itnd' irr "hat spreads llk s'.'heid-; fxchamrf, or Tor)?tishf at Newllif llonk ' 9 lag,- oo4hio.-xutln;An...the. J.!i&Stationeiy Co. ...I" j l-'Jltf "The Half Breed" SING LO CHINESE MUSICAL NOVELTY, Playing and Singing Popular as Well as Chinese Music, on all the Instruments of the Flowery King t dom. - t'Jiiiiivjul-5 ' 1 . .. v t: y. j, t- POWEK 9 h. p. on draw bar; IS h. p. on belt. ENGINE Four-cylinder; ' 4 cycle, overhead-valve,- 3'4-in bore. 5-in. stroke. Immovable head. Double valve springs, i ' V CItANK SHAFT Extra heavy drop forged high carbon steel; large crank pin bearing, 2'i-in. diameter. l.Ullti'.CATION Oil is forced through hollow crank shaft to every bearing. . . COOLING Thermo-syphon, large water pas Skges. . IGNITION Remy ignition system with gene rator, distributor and Willard storage battery LIGHTING Electric search light throwing powerful beam ahead and electric light at rear of tractor over plows. , GOV EKNOK Remy electrical governor con trols motor speed. Hy turning dial tractor maintains any speed desired, from 'fc to ;1'6 m. p. h. Governor automatically handles change of load. , -Remy self-slartor with Ben- -Cennctt cleaner to remove SELF STARTER dix drive. AIR-CI.EANER-dust from air. CLUTCH Borg & Heck three-plate dry disc. -TRANSMISSION-One gear ratio forward and one reverse Gears drop forged, cut and har dened. Transmission runs in oil bath. All gears and shafts splincd. 15 Hyatt bearings. 'WFFFERENTIAL LOCK Makes both wheels turn together. FINAL DRIVE Gears protected by dust proof housing. , DRIVE WHEELS 52-in, diam., 8-in face. Each ' wheel mounted on two Hyatt roller bearings. CLEARANCE 2B.V4- inches; ample for culti ' vating. BELT WORK 9-in. pulley with Vj,-ln. face. Belt travels at standard tractor belt speed. WEIGHT 3380 lbs. G ALLO W A Y-REES CO. . 1312 Jefferson Street it JlS 7gajaiajaiaEPwFwM ,. '. .... " : ' "' ' ''; .ti.-t.v-'i.-i,.-,..4i,(tWM- .,t.i?,.f!'..;ivrr .ji.,.,. t,y '!. i,.;frri:Jr"'7 : " r ' - v . 1.... . , i :i l.-i!