La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 01, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SfX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1'918 I CLOSE UP TERM CONSERVING RED CROSS TO Tlhie Crowds Tell- 0dors HE MAN POWER their best I LIMITING !' OIL BULLING : HOI KS 18 KXl'LAINIOl). I l(t:UiitrIlon Of I'orco Leave More Men Available For National Service. WjHCTHW OF MOW OlTK'Kim TOMOItUOW KVIOMXO. ' If it were not so, we hardly think la dies would keep saying that they al ways get the best perfumes here. Three things give our goods this reputation. We buy of the best perfumers,, we pick their choicest odors, and we attend to keeping our stock fresh. PRICES ARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS THEY CAN BE. La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery : ' ' Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon NO TltHSPAHHINU. Thoro will bo positively no hunt ing fishing or trespassing permit ted on thd lands owncyl by us. Thfa Is posll.lvo mid must bo obeyed. . W. D. GltA.NDY. JULIUS FISH lilt. Catarrhal Deaf ness Cannot Be Cured by local aiipllonllnni, an they cannot roucU tho diacnat J imrtlun of (ho tnr. There la only onn way to curt? ctunrrh.il tleafiirfli, nnrl that ta by a uorticltutionat ruraotly. . Caianltal Unifim! la cautd by au In flamed condition of tho mucous lining: of thn Kustachlnn Tutie. When ihfs tuba la Inflamed you havg n rumbling iDiind or tm- rrrct hearing, and wlu.n H la entirely clooi, IVofnr li ihe rvaulL Unless the Inttnmmatlon can ho rcducad nnd this iubo rratorod to Ita normal condition, hcnrlnar will bo doitroyrd forovcr. Many caaoa of deafriraa are cnuat-d by cetnrrh, which la an inflamed- condition of tho mucous our fauoa. Hall's Catarrh Mrdlnlnn acta thru tho blood on lha mucous ourfnoea of tha yatom. Wo will ilvo One Ilundrrd Dollar tor any oaar of Catarrhal Prnfnvaa that cannot bo cured by JIaM'a C'atnrrii Modlolaa, Clr eulura fru. All Dmirelatii, 7 Bo. ItKAfj KKTATtfi Tit ANBI-KIt ' A throo ncro truct north of-Kimi-imirvlllu la convoyed, uccordinK to c deed f Hoc . thlH morning, from Mary A, McKanzIo to O. II. Stums, 'if 10 coiiHldoruUon was $'!00. A doed twiiHforriiu tltlo to it tinct In 8oc. 12, Tp. 3 8. II. :t. I'AVM, contain. ntf 8 0 ucrtni, from Mui tin Htoln of La Orando to 13. )t. Stoin, alHO of Lu Grnndo, wiib filled ut tho county clork'a offico Hits morning. Tltlo to lots nnd 4 of l'red moro's addition to Ln Grandu wa haiiBforrod from John K. Andoraon and wITo of I -a CJrando to Thoa. J. Koliurtadii', a I ho of Ln Gnindo. Tho coiiBidoratton for tho lota 1b .$95. A WANT AD will do it. li , ..- . . li ... . I ; Asking the co-opuratlon of the mourners or 1110 on , Industry and tbu public at largo In tlio move, went to conserve man-power, D. M. Folsom, Director of the Pacific Const Bcotlou of the oil division of tlio Flic Admlnutrallon, has an- j flounced- that all sellers and distri butors of gasoline and onglno dis tillate, without exception, have been requested to limit tllolr sales to Hie hours between 6 a.m. and 6 p. m. The appeal is being made In 'ill Btutos of the Pacific Coast sec tion, Including California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Novada, Utah and Idaho and the Hawaiian Is lands. The limit of the hours of sorvlco will work no Inconvenience on tho gasoline and engine distil- lata consuming public, requiring only a littlo forethought In ordor to secure their requirements. . With" the public co-oporatlng with tho oil companies and making their purchases only during the hours suggested by Mr. Folsom, It is pointed out that a large reduction can ho made In tho .number of em-' ployecs needed In tho distribution of gauollno and cnglno distillate throughout the, Pacific Const states mid these men retained nre made available bur national service. iMr. Folsom acted at tho sugges tion of tho Pacific Coast Petroleum War Service Committee, which has been considering tho problem ol conserving man-power for some time, following the appeal of A. C Dodford, chairman of tlio Na tional Pi'i'ioleum War Service Coni inltloo. Mr. Bedford Btntod In n recent communication to tlio west- Orgunlzutlou t'loMCs Huccessful I Yea Dr. Hall Itcslgiw ' -t Will Enter Kenlce. . SMITH'S Closing Out Sale Seven Thousand Dollar Stock of New, Clean TIRES Several Standard Makes ' WHILE THEY LAST In be kept In mind In taking stops to meet - tho national omorgoucy, flint: f'Tlmt ovury man within the draft tigcH whom It is possible to (iispeitse wllhshoiild bespared for military suivlco." and, aocond: That tho vital Importnnco of the oil industry to the successful currying on of tho war requires I bo retention of an adequate force In maintain the Industry In the I k'hest state of operating otflclon- Chali nian llaruch, of the War Industries Hoard, In a rocont order rmifiHl tlio oil Industry rirst In tlie liat of essential Industries, 'I ho niovemoiit to consorvo tho mnn-power of tho country was lnl- lhc. OlIjQb'Islon of the Fue,l Ad- U'.lnlstriiTjWi, who urged that every I loan that can possibly be dispens ed with bo roleased for national 'service. Tho Red Cioss Executive Com mittee met last evening fur Its fin al session before) tho work Is turned over to tho now boaid which will bo chosen lit a meeting of Red Cross members tomorrow evening. Odds and ends of unfinished busi ness wore brought up to data an l the entire program of thu Hcd Cioss chapter is now completed and ready for the new officials to take charge. Considerable speculation has been indulged In as to who will be cho sen to succeed Dr. M. K. Hall, us the hoad of the Red CroBS. Tlio doctor expects to enter tho service, soon and. will give up tho work for that reason, jlo has been very efficient . In bis organization, hav ing taken the work from-Its first stages and planned this 'chapter so that Its workers, have, taken the hiTh place In tho stale,. wok out side of ' Multnomah In the state. To him Is due tlio credit not only making '.this Red Cross the grcnt picducor that it has proven itself to be, but for selecting the ones who had the ability to malto things go. As an. executive, ho has . hand led tho situation with diplomacy. His word has been flnnl In matters, but that word has never boon giv en until ho had gone over the quoHllong with firm determination to loam and know all sides an! phases. For this reason this chap ter has been extremely successful! and Is so recognized ' tbrouehiell tlio northwest. Evoryono should attend tho moot ing Wodnosdny evening for that Ij iho date when the Red Cross makes It is no surprise to enter a Penney Store nnd see the daily crowds of contented, satisfied custotners-r-Regardless of the fact that we employ the largest sales force of any like establishment in La Grande. . If you are not a patron of this store, you should at once get acquainted you will like our methods We guar antee satisfaction. ' Ladies' Georgettes AVaists '. $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 ' ....... :.$1.98, $2.98 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 ..$5.90, $6.90, $9.90, $12.50 ..$4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $8.90 Ladies' Crepe de Chines - .... ..Ladies' Top Bilk Waists ...,J Ladies' Voile Waists'", r Ladies Serge Skirts, all wool Ladies' Poplin "Skirts L t Ladies' Silk Skirts : :$3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 Ladies' Jersey Dresses "., $24,75, $28.50, $32.50, $39.50 Ladies' Silk Dresses ...$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $18.50, to $34.50 Ladies' Serge Dresses $14.75, $18.50, $19.50, $24.75, $28.50 Ladies' Suits, New Models, New Weaves... . LJ. .$22.50, $24.75, $28.50, $29.50, to $45.00 Ladies' Plush Coats..:..l...l.$24.75, $28.50, $32.50, $36.50, to $49.50 Ladies Cloth and Oxford Coats J.l..lU.;Z.:.2 ... . $14.75, $16.50, $19.50, $22.50, to $42.50 un-HKHiy wai two cssenuaw worewt changes .and those changes should bo made wilt tho utmont caro and caution. CHORUS REHEARSAL I.ADIHH AII TO MKHT.. ,Tlio Dndies' Aid Society. ;,of the l'resbyturlnn church will meet' with IjMrH. h. Given, tomorrow, Wednes day, uftornnon nt 2:30 o clock. Singers Are Invited To Attend A .Meeting At 'linbler Friday. Tho Community Chorus held their rogular roheursal lust night which was well attended. Several new songs wore tnken up and lent nod. Pror. Edwards is rapid ly getting the, chorus In shape for a concert they expect to give 'in the not distant future.' A call was' niado for all the male no'mboiB of tho chorus to npmriir lit the Library building at 7:3u next Wednesday night foT practice as a initio chorus. .."'.. Announcement was made of the Red Cross exercises to bo held at ! rubier next Friday night In which Iho La Grnndo Community Chorus Ik Invited to tako part. By voto of the moinbors "piosojit, tho invitation was accepted and about 60 mem bers signified their deslro to go. All monibers desiring to participate woro liiBtructed to moot tit tlio Li brary noxt Friday, night at six o'clock whoro conveyance will muut tlioiu to take them out. Don't Von Need Ono owv Tlioro are tlnios when overy por- son needs an old fashioned physic. J 1 j luiilgestlon, biliousness, bad breath, I I bloating, gas, constipation or other condition nrlslni: from a mass of;! I undigested food In tho stomach .needs Immediate attention. Foley I ;Cntbartlc Tablets aro mild and gen- tlc, hut siiro in action. Thoy causo uu K'Moi'li I'iiiii ui jiituneu. jiiu' (Mi.anso the hotels, Bweeteu tlie 'stomach und tono up tho livor. I; (live stout people a wolcomo light, freo feeling. Sidd everywhere. ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE WE ARE AGENTS FOR McCALL'S PATTERNS, ADVANCE WINTER -'"'- . STYLES. '- , New fall Goods Daily Arriving M Incorporated SIjW l.-fi Formerly the United Store New fall Goods Daily Arriving 4 UANKING HKOt'LATIO.' S. 4. The banks of La Urando p have been ordered by tho United States government that they must not trans- act business aftor tlio chjs- J lug hour which Is 3 o'clock t in the afternoon and tho VI hanks will In consoquepco rigidly adhore to this ml- Ing on and after Octobor 1st, 1918. .j. La Grondo National Bank?"V United States National Bank. Adv. 9-30-3t A WA"NT AD will do it. Job Printing, The Ooserver, Mi. in 37. SHERRY THEATRE TODAY Harry Morey with Betty BIythe in- Size Reg. Price Our Price 30x3 $18.00 $15.30 30x32 23.00 19.55 32x3y2 27.15 23.10 33x4 39.00 33.15 34x4 40.00 34.00 35x4y2 55.00 46.75 Many other sizes at corres ponding prices vtteneal Test of gasoline is in its boil ing points. I"Red Crown" they form a continuous, uniform chain, giving easy starting, quick accel eration, power and mile age. Look for the Red Crown sign before you fill. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (C.hloinl.) J a J J ! J Miss Zwelfol of Sunimerville Is ll.o lady at Silverthorn's Fountain. Sho is following the teachings of Al Cain, who has established vondoi ful soda water business nt this fountain. IMr. Cain will In 1 the futuro bo In the Drug Depart ment at Silverthorn's. . FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRAND C,OREQON. "ALL MAN" From the Fascinating Saturday Evening Post Story "Fiddler't Green" ,4 , and " "FLAMES OF PERIL"1 1 Episode No. 2, of "A Fight For Millions" Most women who liuvo perfect ' figures did not havo them orig-. ! innlly. They have acquired them. A woman giaduully takes the i shape of her corset so the corset ' j produced by the most artistic ' i, designer is the right one to wear I ,J to secure a perfect figure. J i JIX4 KTORSETS Fron.t Lacsd i 'He Gasoline LC smith r sp T. It. Maxwell. are most symmetrically ad ar tistically designed. They arc comfortable, stylish nnd grad ually mold the figuro into thoso beautiful lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE LEDERLE Locnl Agent. Ii..i......'.rir...........i Concord Grape 25c lb., bi$1.65 CHOI CM PEAKS, for Canning, per Box ... PURE W1UTI3 LAUNDRY BOAPS.'Bar PALM OLIVE SOAP, Bar ' t L CliEME OIL SOAP, Bar BLUIXO, Double StrtMisth,' Bottle FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, 2 lbs. FRESH RANCH EGGS, Doz. : ORANGES, Doz APPLES, Per Box '. SEGO MILK, Per Onn CHERRY SONE OYSTERS, Can $1.95 5? 10- 9 He .$1.26 50 45t $1.50 ......12 .,.17? SUN MAID KAIS1NS, Two Paekafjes - : 25 WHITE KAK'O SYRUP No. 5 Can 54, No. 10 Can $1.05 WHITE RIBBON SHORTENING, No. 5 Can $1.15 PURE STRAINED HONEY, Glass j.:..33p ALBERS FLAPJACK FLOUJJ, Pkge. 311? KELLOGG S CORN FLAKES, Pkge. 11 Union SJors Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. CALL IN, OR PHONE MAIN 32. Hooverized Grocery Across the track, next to Stilwell's Cash Market,,,, United States Food License No. G&0255.