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TUESDAY. OPTO RTOTt 1,1 m S t;a' fiRAXPrc eventoo observer ' - PXOF. TTVTi DOINGS Op the duffs BY AIXMAN J J " Fraternal Directory. 1 The New. Coats a" -- f WOOBMICN OF THE WOHLD La llrande Camp Wo. 169 meets ery first and Ibirll Monday at Eagles Kail. AU vlnltlug nelgtibors wofe' come, linen pnynhle nt the off'ce of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., tf ff m to 5 p. ni. ;.' . j. j. stnncHiaoN, c. c R. J. KITCHEN. ClorH ; CJ! Mbusn Nod lootf Will, IK) NOT 60M POT To AhW OLD PARK AMD SHW W(SELP WITH WouAReHcn'(-ioiiJiTu- RUM OWTOAN OLD BALL () AMl LWVt Fmo Iti "THAT pkbss , STUFF (SO OUT TO THE !;! 1 - - ' I I .'A Are Here and Now 1 d Smashing Through, .comes the 'rehssur 9J intr Ttipssnc'i from park amp take! ( rtr-LtPVis i'l I J OORllWCN ntsrrriMli THE FCORTrtl To DAN HAM SANOWICHES ALU HERBALOMEj-T, Is Your Time APT&NOOM, I'LLTEU. OH eToOJC, To Trie PALL ffAME. TOO THAT ; f i i ) Qtwl ToDAi J I iwrq OrtNwnnco i pwnuasBf Ta k II ' MI ! niafidie doll I '. newer. J'abi j 1 1 lill'S I!K, I . .shows itmiai I most scrvlci . This firm the wnnnli Hill feature so c it I III '0- III fnftoiie. or Xipr- i. is one ol" tlie ics. tli(.' , st.a.si m in ul tin? picture Ic up in a model able. . ' , snug weave lias -without-wcight nuich desired, and comes in shades most pleas Note the novel belt and sleeve features which stamp this garment, like other new ones in ouv stock, as right up to the minute in style. With the eoiintry prosperous its length ,n'nd breadth, the demand is for the Better floods, and' nautrylfy this is most diffieult to ohtain. Stocks are limited, hut if we have your co-operation to shop early we tan take care'of your wants. WE INVITE YOU TO TRY ON THESE GARMENTS, MAKE YOUR SELECTION AND WE WILL RE SERVE ONE OF THESE FINE COATS FOR YOU. E. L KIRTLEY i hap -the lunch all ReadS AHO PAClfEPjJ I'tL TeLL-NOV) WHAT We'll- Do." We'll compromise on this business AMD SO I II u I I - I J v i IT !W - I . .. t TIME-WERE. GOING To THe FARKTHeK? I'll Co get . THtS IQNCH.ITk ALLREAPt'- - sWITH THE COLORS! 1 1 thu -critical diivH from. July 14lh to July lKlh, you hud the honor or J;t;hiK niQ only American (Mvhieii The llafnfxiwV IMvislmi. :i lot Um; i-ornivc.I yesM.'nlay Thompsoi mipson is Willi . In hy .Mr. nml Mth. ( from their son ChrfiVr, -who is the hospiliil unit, ,'k ji review of . tho movomGiilH of thu Kninhow div ision in Kranc-o. Tho hospital unit iy- with UiU clivlKiun and tho lct ttvr says thai wlHI;; llm hoys are now taking a rt'sL t.iicy i-xpnot to ho UKtln on tho job v.lt-hout uVlny. In the, lottor la ciichniod tho fol ' lowing oidtMH publisli (I hy tho di vision, commander, .Ma jur-G (moral ('harlofi T. MfMndicr: I!oad(uartors( -12nd Diviiuo)), American Kxpcditionary i'ur"v':;, Franco, AujriiHt. l:tih, 101 -i To tho Officora an I Men . or tho 12nd Division: 'A year has ol ip.'.' ;;;iuc tho formation of your ri-jrii.n-Hor. It thorofore fitlin:; i l.lI what you have accomplish".! :n a iriii'iifii d: vision and vlt;it you should p c paie to accomplish i:i 'Jui riiture. "Your first rlcmnts pntennl th-' t leaches in I-orr.ih;3 on i'chruaiv. 21st.. You served on :ha fnmt for 1th days. You were, h-i llnfAni or Iran division to hold a d'vif?ional Ri' clor and wlmn you loft tlrj'sc-e-tor J iino 21st. yoii had srvnl co:i tintionsly as a division in t o treii ciies fur a longer iimo t'uir. any other American division. AHho you entered tho sec I or wilVut v pe.rience in actual warfare, you so ct inducted yoursoives as to wie tl;c to light, in General Gourand's Army which so Klui'iofisly obeyed hi a or fU'r, "We will.s'and or rtLV ami by its' iron defense crusitoii tho Ger i.::n assault and madj lissinM tho oilonjjivo of July lSth to tho wwt oT Iteims. , ''From Champagne you wo o oallr ed to take part hi exploit Ini?' tho kuh.csh north of the Mane?.- Fresh f-om.tho hattio front befors Cna! or.s, you wore thiovvn asainai the picked troops of Germany, For tjilit consecutive days, you . ni taeked skilfully prepftpj.J posilioiin. You captured great stores of anus and . munitions, Yon forms. tVo ( rossiniiH of t tho Ourcq. You took Hill 212, &rgy, Moiircy letu.o and HeriiiKos hy assault. You drove the enemy, in;:!udinn nn impel n in nd division, txore yon fur a depth of fifteen kilome.ois. Wlion your infanlry was ro:iveit it was when it was in full pursuit of the retreating Germans, and your artillery continued, to process ami support another- American division in, th advance to the Vimto "For your soi vices in Lorraine, your division w;:s formal! com mended In General Orders by tiio French Army Corps under which you -soived. For your services in ('uampaKne, your assembled of'i cer.t received the personal tluinln and commendation of Gener.il Gor iiiud himself. For your Kr-rvlcop on the Ourc(, your division wa:( of- ANXUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting of La Grande Chapter, American Red Cross will, be held ut the city hall, La 4. undo, Oregon, V';r.iu;t-duy .3cto 'cr.2 at 7: HO p.m., fo- Lne purposes of receiving reports of the officers and electing an executive committee for the ensuing year. All members requested to he present. DR. M. K. HALL, 0-14-1 Ot. - - Chairman. r-vspect. and affection of the French f,(,aIy complimented in n hd.ter vi'terans with whom you romht. Under gi'S and homhaidmeni, in raids,, in patrols, in the heat of hand to hand comb.t and in the long dull hours of trench routino ro trying to a soldier's spirit,-y.iu Immo yourselves in a manner wor thy or the traditions of our cotin-tiy. "You were withdrawn fro n Lor- nine and moved iu.Tiiedia'ely lo tiio Champagne fiont, where dinir.g Pee! "Gets-It" Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corns. Which do you prefer n corn that pullH or n corn tlmt poT lintchory or Idoasptlnesi? Only "Gels-It" can Ket rid of your corn tiio fnl-nif way. tho blcssL'd way. You don't mrcd a pull. KvV - V" LCy- $ "Corai New Troutle Me. I Ute 'CetoJlMt Why Immp yoursolf up on the floor nml wl.li your Juws Fi-t ami eyes pop ritur from pnln, J'-rk nml neutro and cut your corn Why Irntatn your tiM'S lt!l MP!1 S-'ilVO Or WHip fur too int' f lifC p:On(ul Imnui" with imnie pi-krtjr'"rr,'"'t1'r? l'"titoo Hhurt. tiho '"(i. tn-li"-it inkii a t-'w seondi to nnp y an.l there's no fuuur. Com mons tfo. V't nne w fliora ir you wnt. I'f.'loir thncorn with your llnecri-tho v-hi ile liunn, root una all. cj;nr nni cl. tm, rind lf ponul Only Oots-lt' Cin Un thu. Tnko no chuncoi. "?ot3-l t," the pu.irantecd, motiiy bark corn -re mover, tlii only r.uro wny. coslH tMit ii trlJio nt any druir fctoro. Al'f d by E.LowrtiicoiJttV.. CltliKO, 111 from tho Commanding General, 1st Army Corps, of July 2 Uh. 11 S?. "To your success, all rauk; and ail services have contribuled, and I desire to express to ever man , in the command my appreciation of Ills devoted and courageous effort. "However, our posiou places n berden of tesponsibilii upon us which we, must strlvo to bcir stead ily forward without faKo'ing To our comrades who hav? fil,a, wo owe the sacred ohliuri-in of ina, t..ining the reputation which they died to establish. The Influence of our performance on our. allies and our enemies cannot bo .uei -oat ru nted for we were one of tho firs divisions sent fiom our country to France to show the world that Americans can fight. ,'IIard battles aiuj long eampalgna lie before us. Only uy ceaseles.i vigilance and tireless preparation wo fit ourselves for th'iin.- I into you, thercfoirB to approach the future w!th confidenc., but hove alf with firm dotormf nation that so far r.s It is in your powr yon will spare no effvt t whether In training or in comh;;t to main tain the record of our 'division and the honor of our country.' Claude AVrijrhl, Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wright of Frultdale, writes- from Texas that he lias com pleted the four months' course in a motor school and will soon no to France, where he has been nssipud n Cadillac, which Is to be used in the transfer of officers. Wo notice a. most . In ;i 1 1 M f ti JL t of Lndiea' Hand Varies aml.imiail Shopping Uas such ns most women ate looking fur at SilvcrUibin's FAMILY DRUG STOHtu LA GRAM DC, OREGON. ClMsifiedAdsi i WANTED. FOIl SAlilS OK TRADE TOR SALE. 65 Fat Coats. Miko . Itoyi.'n. SuDimorvHlo. Sep 30.12t-p I'On SALE Stock ranch. For par ticulars apply to . Alex. Lindsay, H.K.D. No. 2. 9-23 tf. FOR SALE Kostaurant and fur nialn'il rooms, will Bull cheap. Phono' Main 730, . 8-12-tf LOST AND FOUND LOST. A Shcplicnl . 1'iip, two intnitlM old; return to M':s. Clark 1.(10 WashiiiKton St. 9-30-tt 1 OST.- Iluncli or Keys. Reward Rffurpd. Lcuvo at Oliservo-r Of fice. Sept. 30-3t-pU WANTED. Work- by Man and Wire. Jiuiui: o Koiiu 14, Mon tana House. Rent. SO 21 WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office; 3c per lb. Professional Directory WANTED. -.Man and . woman ., for Cieaniory work. Tho trovorn nient has placed tiio niamifantiirr of butter in the necessary ocoii pations. Woman must be nblo to -do hard work.. Apply at once at Valley Creamery, La (Tiaii.ic , OreKon. Hi'p.:iu-:'t WANTED Sewing, by Mrs. Oscar 'Berber; cliilch-en's sewinpr preferred; 1105 O Ave., phone lied 2021. Sept. 28-!!t,p. WANTED A pirl- for Call Farmers' 207. housework. saitr WANTED. Messengers Tor West ern Union. Sixteen years of at;o, nnd must havo wheel. See Man ager. .Sept. 2()-10t-i WANTED At once, cook on ranch; from 3 to 5 people to cook for. 9-:nr ATTOHNKX8 COCITRAN tt EDEKHAKD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon A. Ebernard, Attorneys. La Grande National Iiank Building. , R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice In all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Iiuilding. CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. EaRIn, Attor neys a law. Practice in all the courts of the state and the United State9. Office, West-Jacobeon Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregoa. ARCHITECTS C. E. MILLER -Architect, room 27, Now Foley Bldg. Fhone Red 1871. Real Gravely Chewing Plug gives the pure taste of rich leaf, sweetened just enough. A condensed, satisfying chew -and it lasts. -,1 .t-u W.i.V it. MJtt Mf, Peyton Brand Chewing Plug . 10c a poucli mm W ten -and worth it Gravely It at nomuch tonper it cotta nomor to ci.w than ordinary ptutf r B. Grurcly Tobacco Company Danville, Virginia Ceorse Fuiceson. n popular O.-AV. fii email nnd nieniber of Die Elks. is e.p?M-d bnnte soon on a short leave. He tried to onllPt- as a roldier. but nn injury while In jrafli-o.-id work disqualified Iifm. so I".' is now doliiK bis bit la the spruce division, lie was In training five weeks nt Vancouver berore be was tr.insferred. Auto Tops Complete and Repaired UAKNFSS AND SADDLE M A N 1 ' F A ( "IT ' It Elf A I.L WORK DONE THOVI'TLV. TOLBEKT M. SHANNON l.lflli Adams Avenue M ECHAXO-TI I EUAl'Y. DR. A. N. MAYV1LLI: Meclnno Therapy; chrnnlo diseases my specialty; Physical and Mental Science. Hours: 1:30 to :3D p.m.,' 7:00 to 8:00 ovecJnKS. Fhone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and 2 over CooIIduo l'alnt Store, Adiiius Avo. i . i. O. O. M. La Grand Lodge No. 850. Loyal Order of Moose holds tejjnlar .meetings every Wednesday v.Uxld at 8 p. in. In Engle nail next to Elks' Ulclg. on Washington Ave. Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay aide at Vounp's Swoots. , W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY SWART. Sea, R NIGHTS OF l-YlKiAS -Red Cross Lodw No, 27 moots every Monday nipat io Castle Hall(K. of P. hall) A 1'y'hi .n welcome to ill visiting K-.---.ta ' J. L. noilERTSON, C.C . D ELI I.K (i liKEN. K. of R. & S 50YAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp nu-ets every second Friday afterj, noon nnd every fourth Friday even Ins, erery month in K. P, hAH. All vlsltl'iif? members cordially welcom. HKN'ItlETTA OHARST, Oracle. .'MARY L. V.'EST, Recorder. ' B. P. O. R. F.I.KS, La Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodgo meets each Thurs day evening nt' 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex s tended to all Brother Elks. , R. J. GKEEN, Exalted Ruler. ', . . . -A. B. CHERRY, , .: . Secretary. K.E1SMKA51H- tlrystnl Lodge No. SO meeta every Tuesday evening In the .- 1. O. O. F. Hull. AU visiting mem bers are Invited to attond.- UORA GLASS, S.G.- ' ' I.L'GIA HALEY. Rec Sec. OSTEOI'ATIIK'. DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osti-opathk .I'hyslclan, epeciullzlng in dioe;iK.'a of .Women and Children, Hour. 10 to 12 a. m.; l to (i p. m.. .ami by appointment. Phones: office Red 1701; Busldeooi Hud SSI. 37 New Foley Bids. Dr. J, L. Inglo has entered the 1). S. Army. VETUltlrwV.'V DR. U. W. RILEY. tiruduisie Veier lnirlao. Hospital, 1109 W-ulliion Av. State Stallion Inspector are) Inspector of stock for shipment Home Independent Pboiip, lJIfictt 41; Farmers Co-operative Phono, Main 112. I?. O. EAGI.L'S, AERIE NO. rdect i'irt ' and third : Friday .of each moiiiii at Eagles' Hull. Visit in'; meiv.b'.!rs welcome. -. . J. RiTACFA', W. P. . Li;i3 UEI.UNGISR. Secretary 0. E. 3.-t-.h6pu Chapter No. 13, 6. E. S. hoids slated communications the si rnn d and fourth Wednesday of each n.onth. Visiting members cor dially weleomod, SADIE E. QIVEN. W. M MARY A. WARNlOK.Seo. A. F. & A. M. La Grande l.oage No. 4 1, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meeilni-3 first nnl third Saturday at 7:3D p. m. CorJ.'al welcome to ail Masonn. ' - . ' . ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec (nt" those in the thit'k of Q the fray; The knowledge nets jT as an added inspira tion to the bnsinos . men on this side CiJ .vylio are steadying (J,,;) the keel of com-7 . mei'ce in theso cx-fj$K : traordinary' times. : '''"'' v--; S Tho .Officers nfthiq lyd M "J 7iZ Institution mater- dg) ially assist the com- jsj mercial interests of "Q . tins, community; so m Conference v is ,: al ways cordially welcomed. United States National Bank CD V3K La Grande, Ore. ( .Ml'SlO TK,( lll.Mi. JAMES AUSTIN, CLARION .'CTIST--Musicul Director and J'railiiiU Teacher on ail :rass, Reed and String Instruments. Studio HIT Adams Aver Beginners a Spe cialty. 9-21-lm.p K. of L, or oocurity Mt, Emily Ooinicfi. No. 240, meets the second mid fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. ATSI0 HARRIS. FinX See. .T. K. FITZOEUAI.D, Pres. ' .. .. AODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 moots on the first and third Thursday . ' evenings of each month lu the K. of P. Hall. Visiting nolghbors . welcome, L. J. MUNHALL, V. C. c W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk . Observer advertising will bring re Do'ctorsFai eiTirtlocnsonf Erjtoma cnnlTfiftoil whn i Jncro boy fouuht cIIik-jiso for It-n y.-.iwi, lmlrdwi:nsr: inlistii. ikth inrMin t' niiiicc -t-clitlon. Almost a ncrvoun wnrlc. It toolt j:; it 8 bottlca to clear up thin fllei-unc." Till is the late teKtimony if a pr:n(n"-'t licwfipapcr man. IIin name nnd hit rrimrk -lo story in full on requmt. We li.ivc w mi ctlicr film with this mnrv.-lniis tuuitl w.i U tliatwc frvclyoltrr yoiiJi but I Icon oiir tj'-isnial guarantee Try it today. w i IT K1GUT NOW 1h the time for you to buy your heater. Wo liavu a complete lino of new and used coal and wood heaters, for you to pick from. Let us explain to you the many superior points of our Famous Patent Hcnter, the one that burns coal, wood, smoke and gas nothing wasted. You may turn in your oi l healer or any other household furnishings you wish to get rid of, as first payment. Qlo not buy until you try us. Our guarantee covers your dollars. Furniture,: Exchange c P!.; w-ti C. D. I'UT.MAN DRUG STORE l'i:t A NO JEFFERSON PHONE BLACK 1241 Ji'-t Prices for Used Furniture, or Will Exchange for New. ' IVUi - jS? 4 fU te I I i i i i : - wv ' ' I. CI INI ;'o brcadwinniji's. Master minds and willing hands are no yool witli out them. Tl:ey rue Uio only ave nues to enjoyment iintl rdncatinn, irnproveiiieiM. .-md zw-r:.--. Can yi.m afford to negl:et HicinY Our opfienl (lc.:ir(i,ir)il i-i ecjuip ed with (he inosl .v.-iciiiifi'j' insinis liicnl.s- to ivisni'H corriM-tly. fitted glasses. We invito ymi to come and inspect this !); ':Hi,i :it. ;;iri';,i-c .".n;l LClind our own y. ': ' lC-.--.r-.-" fi, .f .. aw 0 ts n, jp, t?h . fetfi3HiiB.ii:ii'; I. H. Peare & Son i Lidding Je welers and Optometrists I. a Cr.i mm
