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THITRSDAY. SKPTKMRKU 5. 1913 PAGE TWO GRANDE EVRNTNO OBSERVER . Many new mod els in dainty , Autumn Blouses The Observer Aa Independent Newspaper Published Daily and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon. , La Grande Evening Observer Publishing Company. - BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher. Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, as Second-class Matter. t'.e win' is not endod next year, I. for It would leave Hie, allies as-i jvoll as our own boys on short ra-ij 'tlnns provided the fitllure to seed;! I wad lit all general. It einpliuslf.es; -j tiit? necessity of exempting s fr.rJ aa .'possible, farm labor from the J ' oMlnK draft, for the, men on the I faunis r.iit noeded there us badly i evn Die boys In 'liu trenches. $4.00 to IVe If koine Plain Tailored nnd some Fnney i Tninnir.d with tlite Popular Square. Nook, ui Flesh, Whito, M;tisp, and in the Darker Colors; . ' I Hills Department Store , do.vt do i r. It Is reported- by V. J,, Mayors, "o inty cbulrnian of tho wit stamp iSiAi. Hint some people are con i verting their stump pui'.as'js to Irtish. This should not ot doiei ccpt Ir. puses whero It uj he ab- 'lplely necessary. It is provided l.-.at the stomps may bo i-oueoineii Elks Attention i Regular meeting tonight Please attend i A. B. Cherry, Sec. S 1HK SAMK PHKTKXT 'lucky hoiiHO confident of witness-1 ! ing a good scrap. . " . ' j . No battle-scarred veteran of, the . 1 ring lias had half as many "roiigh- Thero Is no particular slgnflcance r,n0. tumble" "knock-down-und-to the opinion of -tho Crown Prince !i),.IiK.0iil" contests with vlrlla vll oii the wi,r, except that It invtnli jlalns as Fninuni. But "BUI" Fur tlie old iiiiblorfngo that tho war, nam ulways battles for a good i. hnin vnrort tnv iliii'mnnv Itause-- and usually- wins. Home. I- ,.n,.nrn,l nn the tnstlflable Dleat"'' he Is "badly disfigured, but! . .... . ,,... ., ,i,,.a 'still in the ring," as the old sport- in rash by complying aim certain i f, own when tlio plea of self-defense holds Socd. Iiut as a predicating reason for self-defense an assault must be oi.illtlons, and this provision was made, to rellnvo those who might tinder some chang of elrriiniMnne us, be compelled to roll'. Mlsh theii jluieslment. This was a prop"! I Provision and was doa:i;i)iel solely ;as nn aid to those who might not il.e able to carry tho stamps till the time of their regular ln.uldallon Not oni) of tho nations now at Right Is always triumphant In tho end. In Ills latest Fox picture with the f.ttraelivB title, "True Hlue," at tha ; Sherry Theater, Furnuin fights for ! war with Germany had any, piuu rier.uom rrom mo rosiii-uon 01 tn hand to attack the dual mon- caste, the rule of privileged classes archies of Germany and Austria ; and for independence, Just as our .. , ,t. .,.,,; .... i ancestors did. , , ., , M,t . What makes It uore difficult Is; oirV particular measure redy to, ha hm reglii war even If taey had such n ! hoir- to an English earldom and has Mirposo jn view anil 11 ,(l) tluM h own ambitions and as- nionths. before any of them were !prntions to better himself matei- J,1e stamps are me, sumo us u ,,,mltt,nV ai.ia to meet the pre- i-,ii iha sucririce of his chor- jloan to the govcrnnient. with the ;nilat0 invasion of the army which ! Ished traditions. He is the real i bad had forty years of continuous hero who ''OVercomeln nimsell ; and exclusive preparation for Just ona in mis uiriiiing picture . u , s.iih a conflict as Kmperor William u'lie- Good clothes save poor ones waste i 1 . IN BUYING clothes or any thing else this year, it's a ; , good thing to know exactly what you're getting; the fact that the average buyer doesn't know good quality from poor stuff that looks good, is often a source of great profit to some merchants. When you see a Hart Schaff 'rr.pllod understanding t at the loan w. uld ho extended lo,' certain 'Specified time. Those who soil tho Mumps they havo putvliusi:1 unless compelled to do no Ir noiessliy. 'an not helping tho overniiH-nt fi'im tho Bimplo fuel Hi.it if the Bill Farnuni whips the best brought on the world In the year .I man on tho scene himself. Thn nlf.,l(.f,.,,se ..lea is all -raf f WORKKRK TO.ItK V.VmTHi I Tne unioa Liiinsiiun ivnut'ii or SHERRY THEATRE vTHE HOUSE OP QUALITY. kFrnum s'amps are turned Into cash. It is jihu same as the witiidr'inl of the loan, anil it will he. necessary tiM i -placo tho same hr t.l: sale ofi jniiiit' securities. Kvc.".' stamp R'hl means that the loan i'i the govern- jiucnt Is wltlidrawn. avu tne bor rower will bo compel ei to' borrow j from some other souri i to mnlte up ilho amount that lin.i been ri'iuired la bo paid before i! ccmes diie. pront the.-side o paiiiotisnr it in all wrong for tin;'! who can af. ilord to bold them. iaiul It does not become any more; impressive, nor . . !s.nnttv nf- I. ii flritnile will iflvo a, uuy '""""1..,.,,.,, ,., ,u v M r A M.i true oecauso .. is auno.iiiceu i.y ev0I1,ng at g 0.clo(.k. Thi, io n . Iiiipeil.il crown princeling. jhonor of Miss Edna Whipple, tho j jiitate president and Miss Edna. Itlcu ..................-.--; -.; Milton. . A I. nnmnn. Ill imnulml III f'll-i;:- !l Ian Endeavor are, invited lo !i preser.t. K6I ma , 1 iil, you fan ot ne: me sessi you ; rr thing; a word. rx label in a gar- 're at once in pos all the knowledge it tells you every don't need to say ARCADE Williai True Blue "l,l WIVUS FOIl XKff." tost Of Women's Wear In 'Mils 1'lctnro Iteacliell $7,iM)0. -i Meventy-rive thousand uuiiar Il'U there Is worth of specially chosen gowns ir practical sido to !Hi matter, jan-- worn in ''Old Wive for New." 'which should appeal ir, all pi u- the new C. B. lie Mille sreeiul pro- jilent persons. Right a, this period jtho opportunities of gotUm: money by every and all classes of people were ne,ver better. T'iere Is ur gent demand for every'.'iin:.' in the lUicUon. This Is an ArlTPft plc tuio and it Is signlfica.; nt li e splendor of the production when li Is realized that, this an, ill lit is hioie than Ihe, averago five leel nicLaro costs in its '?niiretv. way of products wliethe- it be fion. ThC3, ,.(),Vn8 were chosen and tho factory or farm or for labor, aimngnd by Alpliaret'a Hoffman In a cortaln sense It Is a ul.'.'hly costume director at the I CAHI OF TH AN KB. We wish to express our gratitude to the many friends and to the members ofK Blue "..Mountain Orange, for their kindness' nnd help during the illness ntul departure of our loveu one. MRS. C AND CH Advt. !i-5 It pd grow You know the clothes are all wool, carefully tailored, that the clothes will save because of the long ser vice you get and that your complete satisfaction is guaranteed. " zi. SMITH ZHrLDREN. A Smashing, Fighting Tale of Life in Ihe Rocky - ' " Mountains;' ' . ' I.S0iA COMEDY. Uxifon ' 4MgKfaAt&fa) ' Union"' Store MSSm3SSSSS33mS Store "ECONOMY" It is truly nstoni.siilK Aat wo do with nn old suit, by OhtnuiiiR nitoro:linp ivrodnco in ai lit'araiii'f the origiiiiil a"it; liv littlo it coats. Try jt. We also havo tho lsNjiVs of Ttiiloi'od Suits. Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers .. Foley Hotel Building, Adams Avenue. Coughed Fifteen Years. Coughs that hang on anil worse in tne night and weaken the sufferer arevelieved by Foley's Honey Luakv ! ana Tar 0lncr than by any other I ... . . ,. i ,.,i... , . l-.., remedy. K. r I Hall, niabe, va writes: ,....,.. v..,i, u 1 1 ,1 , j" " " " "'. "For 15 year! I wak afflicted with a condition that will not continue last annual (rip. They represent troublesome bonchiI cough and irri- f lever. What a fine thing It !:! .-' """' ""'"' " tation of the ttiroati Foley's Honey ! i-aus uim kbw iom iiiuaiswis. and Tar relieve me;lafter taking one ! , . . '. Thcso gowns aro worn In the bottle the couglV ceahed and has not! Now aI,d second hand school books cafe r.iuiies of the playi written by I returned." No niXjicjne stands higher for sale At Newlin Hook & Snt1oi ery ,lu:'.:iie M-c; :ic, r-.i i:o:.i U:".i.i as a family remedy Tor colds tor cnil- io. Or-liKiit l::ii:i:::n' ucvel of tin sai, t- dren and grown-ups. Sold everywhere. name. It is tho most notable ir.o- i av. . duction of. recent years and wa.', I 1 ttartcrt by a master hand. Ellhttl "0LD WlyKS FOR NEW" Ar Florence Vldor, Sylvia jcullB JTiuuiyanu saiuruity. , Theodore Roberts and ili: wlien the demand for labor H l?iot bo urgont and prices decline 10 havo a bunch of Uncle, Sinn's s -eii'ltlos to fall back on. There l no better little "rainy day" budget !to have on hand than some of the go"ei'iimeiit's promises to puy. it. ;is sure, safn and reliable. Now Is'Uextcr, the timo lo make that accum.ilu- Ashton, Itlon, and all prudent persons will olI'"', "PPear in the cast. jiicng on lo their war stamp pur-i ' 'chases as ono of tho best and mosl "KIDHKIt & CO." iieliablo enrst eggs" with whicli ; , ,, . ,. . , , . , I In "Kidder ft Ko." Bryant Was - laii.vono can he posaisaeil. , , , ! , . . . burn cniiien into his own. i Both patriotism and prudence. ,,..in,,smn ,?,.,, S-24tf Second innd school books taken on i exchange, p for cash, nt Newlin Book ! & Station! Co. 8-2 Itf s.H'gesi mat mo nisi iiiing to do lsvn ,Kllt (.01I,(,unn ss'lii let go oi a government war sav-1 ti lumphs he first reaped lues stamp. Board of Equali-' HonVynAio i. jiirday lii S given that the i Notice of Meeting of zation Notice is hereby County Board of Equalization for Un ion County, rOregon, Will convene at the court house, La Cianile, on Mon day. September!), 19111. and publicly examine the asSessmeni roll, correct repeats tho all errors in valuation, descriptions or j the ' qualities of land, o othertproperty, as , :ion and Vaudeville Sal- Sunday? In atiiwwMimii . P'AIl.MIXt; IS t-'KUXKl) I.AIIOIl "fllilnner" snrlnn nnit "Twentv-niio" . assessed by tne COU lii this umiislng comedy In which j he the duty of Youth and Love triumph over all ' e.stea 10 appear at aiH'lent dogma, tradition. '.' -'"" "' ' ," ' ' The main object of the Federal Reserve Bunking System, of which we ail a mcml(3i ia to make more available the united money reserves of the strong bnnks of the country. Even In normal times thcM come seasonal loan demnmls ot which the average citizen is unaware. The farmer . niust have money Vaned hinAfor planting and crop mov ing. Interest nnd toNyinymeiii periods each present their special banking requircir) Tho Federal Reserve Bnnk through which a member bank may quickly convert commercial paper into navilnblo assets when most needed cnab'es us to meet these needs. Member Federal Reserve System La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON Another thing the war is teach ing Americans,, who are not fann ers, is that farm labor is skilled 1 bibor, says the Salem Capitol Jour-! mil. it used to bo considered that anyone who did not know enoHch I io io anything eno could work on . w-.ishburn, goes to college. His a r;,nu. They have, found out, ns-ifatbi,!-, who has been engaged in pe' lally the - few who have tried th dried codfish business all bis working on a farm since tho warillf in Klildorspi.it, Maine, doesn't ntnrted "to help out," that thelst'' ln"1'" s"l! 1)V Cuthbert, Tor he work remiired eonslilerabln i.l.lnM lhlnks he's too frivolous anyway. main strength. It looks simple enough to hold' a Dlow, but tho fellow who never tried It will soon find there la a knack about il ty as h timk j Seco;.d-liabd School Books that aie in goody condition, are bought land sold at Silverthorn's. I Daily a-4-tf ssor, and it ! min inter- anil place t i iKIvi'll, . A.I tui.uina hnvinff VmnlnnM ... , ..iimm..-.. u ,i.Ic.a. u..u Kardin the 1918 nssessAierft may ap oilier imiowaid Handicap taut uo- pem. before 9uch uon,.d Vi.l present se'.a a young chop when he's trying their affidavits containing grounds for to mane good In tin; game or busl-1 complaint. All such affidavits must ners and win n girl's love ut ono 1 be presented during the first 15 days and the sanio time. of the meeting of the board. Cutbbert Kidder, played by Mr. U. G. COUCH, Assessor lor union Lounty. 8-1!) to B-9. FAMILY" DRUG STORE LA QSANBLORCSON. " ' " BUY THAT HOME IN THE CITY NOW. (live the Children an Educa tion and Your Wifeithe needed Rest. House, nine roomslattic and bnlh; well built; three fire ilaceL hot water heat; full cement Inyicnieiit; brick walls; glassed-in porchV gas and elec tricity. One block to iVie school and carl hie. Large grounds; beautiful shrubbery and trees; gXruac. Good neighborhood. Owner hyleft city. $8DUU.OO; terms. Whitfield, 505 Lum bermen's Building, Portland. Adv. New and sfc for stile nt itc LO. icond hand school books wlin Hook & Stationery '.S-iUif llon'rj moon and Vuudevliio Sat ui day and SimduV ? and what little good (here may he in him will be ruined by the frills and frolics that tho old man is riiue attends collego life. Am! I'utlibeit is iucliiMa to be which lacking, will wear Ihe green-la bit sporty at that. He, wins the Ii ri ii to a frazzle in a fe,v hours. (New Ungland I'ool Championship The beginner will Imagine the fir.it jand that ends his career at home, 'r.-,v lir.:.:'. he holds a p!ov: that he:1"'' llni1 lllllK him to go anywhere lis dolnt r.icio rail harder wor!;!1'" KaM "mi return only with tea I Hum tb Irs;".) and he Is. He lh""'i"" '' ol1 '" "e s gathered , , , . by the sweat of his brow. will rind that p tch ng hav and. , ... I , . .. ' Then he meets tho most won- , forking wheat bundles Is no! only ,(.cir, ,.lr, in lhe wo.1(- ah(1 ,VM jhaid work but requires plenty or Mm ,.mi n ,.uvns on cullibert. ' lil to do It easily and sntlsfac- sudd, -i-like, that It Is time to cut Itoiily. The tyro who tackles the out Ihe fn.thy rtllls or this mun Igrnile bossy . will soon discover Inane sphere and get busy. !hat she knows the difference be-' does so. Ho goes into the 'twill Ihe skilled work or the rur-j dl '"dnsh business, too, but In mcr nnd himself and resents helnr .i" "!''. 1 111,1 18 """Khlfnlly different. ne iii-iui;s new anu reiresning mens Adv.- I ARCADE TODAY (iickloil by ono who lo8 not umlnr- SB' into tho codfish game that amaze and then confound the old-timers Mason Jar Rubbers v dozrn ihoib i foV N. 1 st.ind the woik, by kicking. The twincing or n srynte. innuiug or im.,h,K t'thberfs father. I'lnin. stacking of wheat or bay,'. ;bu:ldlng tenets and nil the varied j a. uid mull It millions work there is o,i j SHERRY'S "We have but n fe last you may hnve 3 tlozo. loft, iiml while thoy at tlio low price of 25 I I every farm, It will be found by ' J one who has never tried It, rrqiiirri I brains and skill. A story in the Capital Journal yesterday from FAIt.M'.M r'h.MTS KOIl FltKKIIOM I some t. lit ink luii.ieig oi iao J! (i.untry, shows they realize what ' they are up against in the way nf 1 -C-ivVw -Via r 'UT V Staple and Fancy Groceries Fulll line of Fruits and Vegetables in Season Har! is Grocery I Thonc, Mnin 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192 ! 408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK "Onited States Food Administration License No. G50255." I I i liiUor BhorttiKt1, nnd (ho poor Furniture Exchange Black 1241 E. J. DONOHUE Fir and Jefferson Beat Prlcffl Pid f Used Furnllurc, or will Exchange for New. William I'a run m Is always fight ing on the fill. is. If he was like 'thai when he was n bov It's a irood on-... ., . . .... .. .. . ! ..mi eery uay ai recess anil I, men ..ley nue o. .ne imiiu-snn. ;.,ltl,r .,,, ,0 word .,.(,,,. JJlcbor from the cities, no matter -nm I'arn.im is flghtlug again" ' how uiueli that sunie labor and and tlio mollyoiildli,s run home toj i llm ii.itrintiKtil behind It wits nn.ltell Mitmii... while the icni 1.-14:1 M .....ln.a.l Thla forn.ni- a n-o . n ' t 'Kill nfOl.n.l H l ct stl.ilietl h In nr. ' no it Is In the picture thea- loday. : .,...IJ II.. .,.l vT- ,, !,,. n,l ""l" i'tu uiuuuu !i IV .. . Ti,. i I"11 William Faruum is appearing I 1","r 011"mlk '"-Ifhlens. Thl.iln , np pos fm , ..flth7 fana, Jiwould Im- n calamity,,, espclully...;r , lllnk, ,,' mnp, rlook M lnf JJ t.f the krrge farms Hint arc devot-j'""- J ed to gmwlng wheu will not I"1' j!ri'. Bryant Washburn IX- "Kidder&Ko." It. will pltfts Uliisc Fiin licoatiso it has (iinpT. Phi-;. Aha BEX Tl'UriX nn.l POL LY MORAX. SPECIAL T jmrr-1 m 1 rnr rTTTTTTTrTTrarTwriiMi MiiaiaMi m ll . L ! ; ' - Economy Caps 25c per dozen As long as they last Harris Furniture Store H. a HARRIS, Proprietor 406 FIR STHEET I'lIOXE: Ited 8171. V- 3
