La Grande evening observer., September 18, 1918, Image 2

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vrfthEaseiaaGossas;
Gossard Corsca Malic it possible
for s;-.y woman, properly " cor
seted, to go front one- task W
mother, without - taxing her
strength. Coward Corsets fro.
serve youthful lines arid ' give
perfect support to the cbdomcn
r.nd back muscles. Ar.d they
never "creep up" cn the bedy,
-rcgardlcssot nnypE:':t:cr.ycutafc
Model ZZ3 Medium Is te:t, r.tl:er
strtifat ia o-j;!'r.:, 1.;' - lcr.cl,
elastic kc-J3 ia bic'- to ce-ct t.n
ffure tpkadl'.)- (rcTi t'.:e txat down.
l: wcarir-g service a-d-stylo arcade
cidediy out of tho ordinary. Priced
at. ...;.i. ..$3X9
OlAf Gtnarii et prim ratsiac
thn Ji to tieju
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Hills;
Depart-
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otore
CLOTHING FOR.
THE BELGIANS
OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE
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moss will takb cox-
TI'.lltl'TIONH WHIT. ibl-ilO.'
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Chapter' Anil' ISmni'lun :
To Hiipply A (Junta Of ;
I' lVB' Tons.- i
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jlCUBA GIVES TO AID.
A drive for clothing for the; Bel
gian people is to be conducted
from September 23 to 30 nyl IhlB
movement is Intrusted' to the,VAmer-
jjcan Red Croaa,' The La jGrande
Icliapter and branchaa are expect
oil to fiirniah five' tons. , Tlj par
llculars are-set fortK In the'Tollow
ilng: Every kind or garment, for all
ugiea and bolli sexes, Is. urgently
Jnoeded. In addition, piece goods
! iHtlit, warm canton' flannel ' and
ether kinds- cf cloth- from which
ho make garments for new born
; fables, licking, sheeting and blan
Ikcts, woolen' goods of1 any' kind
' :mu shoes of every size , are asked
fn'r.,. Scrap, leather: Is. needed for
i repairing footwear.
! tf.nn.il .Ita Iwlnltiaft will ha ailh-
$k1fkdnU)$ hardest kind 0? war,
;nniy t5'irinniB muue m eiruiivj tf 1111
i durable materials should be Sent.
It Is vseless to offer to bmyt. taf-
; 1 Ucled population garments tjf f ltm
lny muterial or gaudy coloring.' Make
Itlie gifts practical. l :'"'
Oarments need' not be In : per-
JOHNSOM, Therae is a eNewc law-
(joveRNiNO. thC use o
gc'rins HeousHT5 on
AUTOMOai-eS, AND tms
lNORIMti Qf THIS LAW IN-
fcR(ses "rue lists of dt
ANO INJURIES. SO
s 1 HVS. REMOVED THE
HeTUGNTS FROM
AMD SUGSEST THAT VOU WEAR.
THEM ON VOUR HEAD- AS AM A ITS
TO HOUR MeMOY UNTIU SUCH TIMS'
IS YOU MAY S6.C2 FIT TO CUNtKjrcr!
TO THC Rut-IS OF SAFCTf ' FIRST;;;
5. i'HRffllV'fi,'!! . TTTP AT.T.TrnVTnTrrVLC!f8.ct. eondltloi,. A .hundred Hhot,,-,;
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.."JCIIKAKllfM isr.ANn."
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; "Troasuta iHland" the moat fam
ous work of Robert Louis Steven.
f;on, was selected by William Fox
for the delight of men and woman
and tho boys and girls of America.
largely because, it lias so many
close ambulations with America it
pelf. .
Iii Hip first place, the sloiy wttO:
originally wrltlun merely to ainuso
nn American youngster, Mr. Steven.
ton's stepson, .whose curly years
1" had bean spent In California. .
Tho' sinrcek of soVoinl 'Incidents'
i)t t 'Mim I W'" W ! ! Ml miiH y Stev-
!lM!Bft.tollfMl.rrVj.ll'.n tAK"'
;i-Jfoii"i Amerlfun Wrl(ers r.lDie use. of
t ..i:nk'iloi)ito tfinint the positlonj Of
I liurlnl ' treasuro cumo from Kdgar
rT-AHn-fW". r...-
"It If, HIV debt tn Wnnlilnyrnn'
'Vrtih'it'-sh'ys'tlio'ali'flmpnif'Ths-t
iireiulji'ind," "that exercises my 1
eonlTOiice, and Justly so, tof . UuzA
nevw'.ingiarlsrrt ' waUf'rafely rrlei
faiilinA ftfchiiiceij to pick kip the-
nuuiirj '
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small livelihood by repairing' gift
ciottilng' and 'maklhs 'nevt' garments
adapted to needs with which they
are familiar,
OARMENTS NEEDED.
(This list is merely suggestive.)
Men's' Wear.
Shirts (preferably of light col
ored flannels.
1 Undershirts.
Underdrawers, . .
. Trousers..
;onts
Work suits (overalls)
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hhoes. r.n 1. ' -..(-'. i : 1
Oyeruoats. . . ( 1 1 I , .
Jurseya. . ,', . ,i. ltl- ,J
,i?(a'ate,rs,- ., , ,,
bweater vests. . (; N
Women's Wer.
hkiiis. H
UrawoVs.
Place
Now
for Prunes, Cling
Peaches arid
'omatoes
Your Order Today
LinB of: Fruits and Vegetables. .' '
is Grocery
70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192' .
408 NORTH FIITSIHEET ACROSS THE TUALK
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
NB
1 APhnni
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t Tull
I ' Phorte, Mai
SKJJXm XI.VKTI5KX Mli.V
Wll.f
I. -li
Tne' local ' drat Mrard .tU" re
ceived n cull for llstsl of four 'men
for September 30 ndl ID on :Octo
dei (.': They will lit Inducted into
either special. or lliimeit scivlce.'
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nuWiwia11 &i i'f ffl an', aplhnlyjiyi
olvwi( Wfi ruvB viiind thoi i)iooij?
ffioifub'lVi uli:m'k;iiie: nilly.UonMj
httinVrni, ''flirt, rl,nn'no.. I l.'n n,tii
Jul tli'5iho'lo "'"Ihncr ' spirit ' and "h
iatto'il dito5or,J9 uiaierlul .detiillj.of!
Jrra. '""'y""!''!.-!!!! ;wers mere,
air weio tho property of Washing
ton Irving."
Iii the novel Itself, references Jtp
. America nro fiequent. The rtototf
oils Flint died In Savannah when
that city was only 21 years old.
And the last hoard of "Long John)itR5'.: $40.000; " Belgium, '?.iq,000;
ftilVAr tvnn nnliinwhnrA nil ttin .nn.l .. . ......... . . ...
of Spanish America.
Tretliuro Islnnd", was publlshcjl
ns a book In tho end of November.
1883, m(to with' it came Stevenson's
flist popular success. Its reception
rends like a ,falry Jnle, .Statesmen
nhds'3ud4!iiund ail .iort..iort. ptaitl
and sobe men became boys once,
more, silting up lotxt after bed
time to rend this new book,
"When Treasure Island" appear
ed first, In tho winter o,f 18SV-S2,
119 a serlul in "yontig Folks,','. It,
bore the tinma, of, "Captain Otvorge
North." "Such was the pehvUame
wwhlch 8tevepgi
.yrusj, wnetr tne story was first
-trjiiltHaWN. rn, hook form, the au-ithor.-h!fielved
J50O for the rlgflls
to 'if. 1 During the ensuing years,
however, about (0,500 wero paid
.to liiii'ln royalties. This, to n mar
who litis written a 1917 "best ael
lei.'.ls a mere bagatelle. Jn 18:;
it was nlmo.si a fortune.
L-lrA..Wj'a hrn
Piiciddeii'ilpenrfjfvMlli, under
author UV eMhted UvSthtCusnn Con-
press,', which recently esU!jishujU jA
credit 01 $j,iiiu,ouii annually; ror uj?e
In (liJijig war victims' in the various
allied nations, has authorized the dis
tribution of $250,000 of the amount as'
LfollOMf . France. $100, "-00; United
Italy, $40,000; Kngland, $40,000. The
noney,iias'nvn cantea.to tne noad du
the Ken Cross organization in each
coqutiy named. .
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A LI. , WIlltK KXTIM'SHO
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j.icontimiea rronn rage one)-
. Corsof,' slips.
T'oltlcoars."' '-'
mouses.
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Conts.
' 1 Suits.' '
Shoes, i'-ii.tJ
Cloth hsts.'i' ' '
,"liilrt(id'-'eaimi 11
Stockings.
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Shirts. id...'V- . i
Union Suits. -
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.Trpusara.. - . ,
'. Coats. '(
Suits.
'Shoos. ' '
Overcoats.
' Jerseys.
Soiks.
Stockings.
' Sweaters.
filrl's Wear.
Dresses.
Skirts.
Overcoats.
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nmtdressejr.-v
Urau'e'S. ' ".
Americans just lived there.'! ' " This
will not prevail after the war t The.,
war will give ci-cuter unitj? tb ti e
American republic. I ,"" ' ''
Jat l)leV. favorite memlidh' of--tlwi
aaon wos -nslng at' h? Colfinel's- twelfth legion, thun s(iilre'!
. . . : - .. ., ik;l.fi.. .. .' . . I .wilt I
' lhe ntectinir closed, with the Sinn-f-:-i.;i
ing of thV'Stnr SpiinftleiTBljuner'' in
unison, led by the quart'eto; -"
Private Luncheon This Evening.
While here, Colonel Lender is a
guest at the Foley hotel. A lunchcorr
will be held in his honor this eveninp;
by those who hHvc attended the train
ing camps in Kugenc.
.NOTH ii
OF I'lliST t I
SIKKTIXO.
KDITOlt'S i Coming: Fighting It 111
Dunrnn.
9-18-4t
In I Tin District Court of the United
v K'at.-t for the District of Ore-
In -Die matter of Abrahnni N.
, Mayville, bankrupt.
. In li-jnkriiptey No. 4040; .
To I lie Creditor of Alinilintn ,N"
M.i y I ! I.', of La Crande. Oregon, In
I:nlon County and., the District
aforesaid, tmnlmipt.
Nntlie is hereby iTlven Hint 011
the 1.4th day of September; . 1 6 1 K
the'ssid AImhIiiiii N. Mayvllli- Vns
dnly adjudged bankrupt,' and tho
fiist meeting of the creditors will .
us held nt Hie offices of lhr HefeK:?
ee In liaiikriiptiy In La (irnnile.
Oregon, on the 3(Uh day of Sep
fmbiir, 1018, nt 2 o'clock. In . tho
nlteinniiii at whtjh time the iialrl
eicdltors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, and .r
t.mlne the bankrupt and transact
purh other -bustjiess as may proper-'
,ly come beforo the meeting.
H. J. CIRKEN, ;
Referee In Bankruptcy.
(All claims must be sworn, to i
on bankruptcy blanks beforo flllligi
9-U-H:
A New Shipment of Victor Re
rords in nt Newlln Hook & Station,
nry So. 9-U tf
How He Did It ' :' ' ')
"The Man Who '"tiiiiered FnllufS."
We know blin ; ft hen his lust hoestrtpg
broke l,e found nn tild corset string
and !l'i (I It In shoe iollsl. uud It
worUed ll right.
penal Viices on all our lovely
', Slbcliltigs. ,,'. '
. L'ndirgaTnie'nts. "'
l'eitjcoatj
Uiwujea.
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Boys' And Olrij" Wear.
....Avfioicn,- iiu1on..s'fci. f. I,
Infanui
Baby blankets.
Baby shirts:
Sweaters.
Tlonne.s.
Libs.'
Dinners.
Shoes.
Tinders.
Baby dresses.
Cloaks.
Jackets.
Shawls.
Socks.
Bootees, ' . " ' '":,. '. '
Mlsrellanrotis
Bd ticks. .
Bed sheets.
Hllnw cases.
Blankets.
.Mufflers.
Woolen geods of any kind what
soever are acceptable; soft liats
worn or shrunken as no longer to
be serviceable are particularly wel
come, since the material can be
utilized for making children's gar
ments. . ! Xot Send.
Garments of flimsy material or
gaudy 'coloring, bull dresses, high
heoled slippers, etc. -
Stiff huts, either men's or wom
en's straw, diess or derby.
Raincoats, rubber boots or any
t'lilwr' containing -: 'rubber. Note:
ItuMier heels can' easily be, remov
ed" from' snot's. ' ' " 1
Books, toys soai; 'toilet articfes;
Notes Or eoiii'iiiOiiicatioiis of 'ally
soil deseripllou tnusl 'positively
not' ho sent! ' :'
The coniinittoo' of ladies is':
" Mrs'.' tiK' LltE (IREKN. '
Mrs. 0.''r!. ' MOHAN. ' ' '"
Mrs.. JNO., THEfSKN'.' ' "I '
Mrs; " T'lt'ANK ' CLEAVENOER.''
' Mrs. F. W. 'UOHAN.
I'laco: .Jtooin in New- Foley
Kuiidiiig. '-llouiii Clone !) to 13 and
from 1 to 5v , ' " -' ',' , .
Time of 'sending: Sept, 23-30. ...
'J-IS-U '.oil .-',.
BUY THAT HOME IN THE CITY
' All the new fall styles in Millinery
are represented at the Walling; Milli
nery, at close ish prices. 'J-llitf
VERDICT' FOR DEFENDANTS
Decision In Case of Herr vs. McAlister
et al., Given Today.' :
In the circuit court today, Judge
Knowles gave a decision in . favor of
tno defe.iiiants in a case bi-ought by
Minnie Herr against Rees MrAEster
and others. In this matter the muip
issue involved was that- pertaining $0
he specific performance of a contrac;.
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People Speak Well' of Chamberlain's
' 1 1 Tablets?
'' "I have been, selling Kharhberlain's
Tablets for1 otiout two yeovs hnd heard-
suih good reports fromXcustiunpi-j
khat I toncludad to give thfn a trial
myself,' and canay t.hat I do not be
lieve there is1 another prepawition of
the kind equal to thm," writqs G. A.
McBride, Headford, (t. If ywu are
troubled with indigestiorvor coji8ti
tion give them a trial.. Ths(viU do
you good., ., . , ,, Adv.
,' Have a Care,' ' f (
. Don't tell' your troubles to a 'police
n'nn 'unless you are looking for more
''rouble, ' i ' " 1
A Coiletelile of the new, styliBh
full Vcil at UHe Walling Millinery.
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cords In aftk
ary So.'
ipment o' Tlctor Re
ewlln Book & Statlon-
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BOLKHEVIKI ItE-TAKHi KAZAN.
PEKING,' Sept. ,18- Bolshevik l'
tiioops have -recaptured) Kuzan, nc-.
cording to dispatches'. received lo-
fay. ,1 The : Siberian itiooiw-i aru
feating In goodiorder, -M-.' "-
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re-
The best and' fargeit' ans'nrlmeiit
of high class Tablets and rthe Sla-
iionorjj In fBoxes or
point Tiioyj aiwuys
rertnornvs. !. Try
will' be Waood'
in
miko
bllllc is a
tlictii. and' you
Dally fl-11 ft
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m .fv ,' lm u iiemis&Lima
FAMILY DRUS STORE
L.A GRANOI.ORCGON,
Summbnt all the forces and resources of the Republic to
the defense of r recdom
rIE OREGON AGRICULTURAL , COLLEGE
:i whtc die. United States autlloritics have ranked as oncpi, the
nii.eenwisiingmsiicu insuiuiiuus ui 111c touuiiy, iui mwih-h .
rhiiitarj trainingkhas responded to the call: 'Ihc College U
distinguished not only for its military instruc'tibn, but-' -' - :- '-
Distinguished also for '' "
Its sVong industrial courses foritnenlknd for womerii
ia AKnckltrc, Lbitiii-.u'f. l-.iiKineoniis. ruiftiry,
Uoinc Kuunoiiiici, Mining, Ftl-innac)., luj
(Vcilionll EJlicSlith,' ! ' I t '' ; '' l'-ll-
ltswholcpme,ipurpo6ciulstudc(it life. 1 "i.i -,
' 1 Iu dcmOcrsiic -college spirit. . .1 ' I :,
1 Its Buccessfupgmduaxes. -i- '.:--i
' Students enrolled last year, 3453; stars on its service flags, 1258,
over forty percent representing officers. . .
' " ''' ' ' ' College opens September 23, 1918 ' ' .a. ..-.'
,. For tmlog. ocw Illuitntcd Booklet, sodotherinfoniiKtioii wtitetotheRexittrar.CbrviIliSi Olegoo
NOW. Cive tho Children an Educa
tion and Your Wlfo thr needed Rest;
House, nine rooms, atlic and bath
well built; three fire (daces, hot water 1
heat; full cement tniscaient; brick!
walls; ghisscd-in porch, gjis and elec
tricity. One block to fiae school and ;
carline. Large grounds; beautiful
shrubbery hnd trees; garage: Good
neighborhood. Owner has left city. 1
SfSfjOO.OO; terms. , Whitfield, 505 Lum- 1
bermcn's Building, Portland. Adv. .
. J penal Vrici-i o
.1. (.'. C. nmlVnlk ge (iirl Corsets, nt .ami caps for- all ages, and sweaters
the Walling Ml!liurv. ' U-Mtt of any kind and sle.
v.1
Men's shirts nod pajamas.
Special Prices on all our lovely
3. C. C. mid College Girl Corsets, at
the Walling Millinery. -fl lBtf1
. FOR SALE. J
'y: '.V!Aj--ii' ; . ' ' IfjOO Extra Good MERINO EWES, weighing 100 pounds and bettor. 'Tj, .
j r (gi-'Ji'n r V'r ; '.. These shocp will lx in the valley aai ready fir inspcrthm at an oarly dftt'."""''' '
1 A Finendi Sheep :
ly!a ' TlifTccwes will bo crossed witlimpshireintl Shropshire Ilanis, which j
I insures a fine lamb and a cjuality ofVtiol that brings the highest price. I
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In 11 IT ill M-ii 1111 -in 111 mis ei ij .11111 nil. 3
IjJjJ A little needed pttention to your fences is all the expense required to
II tun 100 slieeji. and they will clean oiit the fence coiners and your summer .,
fallow better than any weeder made, and in addition pay for themselves . ' j
the first season. We are prepared to give you the lowest possible price on I J
this stock and sell them to you on very attractive terms. Here is an oppor- , I
' tiniity to help the Governmeiit r ith an extra production'of wool ami make 1
' you extra nioni'V for bonds and taxes. .
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Topless Sptot Model
Look Your B&st arid Be
Comfortabl in
it,
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La Grande Mattress Shop
. And VYavin Works
Mattress Making ancYjtepaijfing, Feather Reno-
vating, Mattresses Mamifactured, Carpet and
j lL : Fluff Rug Weaving.
j One Mock "east of Flour Mill, Phone Tied 132.
, sfs. tl".iTrr-allffttr nffltlpHm.', -
FRONT LACE CO
so-the only corset with the
,, VENTILE
Back and Front Shield
Be fitted to the corset designed for 1
your figure. There' are
LA CAMILLK MODELS
for every figure. They are always
fitted by a scientifically trained cor.
setier. This service goes with the
corset and such comfort.
A full line of the latest models al
ways on hp.ml. lYii cd at $2.00 and
up. .
rlr. Unkr P.l.ni
Corsetiere i
ResT'17t)I''Cfii1tT " TKot -RW . 8221 1
A little needed pttention to your fences is all the expense required to
and they will clean out the fence coiners and your summer
inn any weeder made, and in addition pay for themselves
We are prepared to give you the lowest possible price on
ell them to you on very attractive terms. Here is an oppor
hc Ciovernment Rith an extra production'of wool ami make
y for bonds and taxes. .
Ray W. Logan
ional Hank Building,
rhoncs, Main 8(5 and Main .?:
A