La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1 'it page flionT LA OI1ASDE: EVENING OBSERVER 3 f,JLiy!L. .M3hU- -Tr-"1- J''"sri.'(t '' -"Tr-TM. ;. . ... - -r,r 7 B II L HI I I II II T I i I l I II J Jt I ft " t II II ... . . '..:'.1- 11 . - .. . . 7 ti.II' outbursts ofvereto ranE ' 5 1 f-:-i; to ff it; . H s f iS.S it-I If ' ).' ! ' Fancy Soaps That Are Pure .'Anything in the line of soaps thatyou select frqhi our stock ill prbfc satis-' factory. We handle-only pure soaps that can have nothing but good effect on the most delicate skin. :. -.We have dainty soaps perfumed jvith . genuine floral odors that arc ' just as .pure as the purest Castile soap. They are safe and delightful for bath, toilet and nursery use. Let us sell you soaps. We can supply you with brands the purity of which we'll guarantee, at all prices from 5 cents to $1.00 per cake. Quick Delivery! : -.'-: " '1117 'nff.fi, ' rnarmacy Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon - T, . 1 . -V "jl NO, S(R I DON'T -A-, TH6M AND I SH4 see any Naei) op SrW-t- VOTS ASrflNST THBM Uiiiiii in I - mi mi .TmI rn rizzmzm 1 ; ' i 9QmM. YOU'LL ND YOO'RS ALWAYS AQqN3r PI5OP0SSU Pobmc iMpRoveMeNTS, But i notice You N6VCR. Repose to eMJoy them 1PTR. THEY HAVfi BECOME A FACT ? Y0U'L- X0 .THft OOMMVKtTY MORE GOOD BY 5PeNT3Ng t-UfcCTION BAY IN BED, A.N np.ion..,l'H TMROOS.H WILL v All Ha Knew About His Meal: Itiivlnff fluishmi his ini'iil tho dinar cnllnd fur his chuck, : "lout's see," Mild the wiiltor, "wlmt did you liuvo?" "Cun't Udl-far tho Ufo of me," wub tho ri'ply; "hut whut I ordered was minced clilckuu." BoatoD Trnuscrliit ,. One Way of Escape, i : ; "A woniun imnrrlcii a man who got up uml riivc licr hla sent In a utreet cnr." Then :tlie, only wuy. for a ninu to C8VHPB Id ta poko Ills none Into Ills new&piiper when, ho hems the. piatlo of a skirt none his cur neat .,.,r t,:i,,u . i Compliment for Kathleen. -n Knthleen trtlil nomo storlemto n. IltUo vleco mid nephew', kt a fiimliy dinner party grandpa i refocrcd, ,,to theuo nmo mirsory tnlos, hut not following tho exact lines, when, Mnrpurot piped up : "No, no, grandpa,, that Is not the wuy Kathleen tolls tho stories .aud. Kathleen Is a good knowcr" .. , ,. ..July 4th In France, day nnd Sunday. Star, .Salur r, 10-4-2t Optlmistlo Thought. Conccnllnc secrets Is sometimes no less iidvnntiiKcous to u man thun elo quence. : 1 Knew What He Was Doing. .'Visitor "You were altogether too modest. In talking to that gentleman about your golf." Member "Hut that gentleman ,1s tio chnlrninn of the han dicap cobimlttc'6" JuSgq. TURKS MAY STAY WITH, GERMANY (Continued from Pago One) -. ' Rhubarb Useful to Gardeners. "'iHiuhnrh,' apart from ltd nRefulnesd, (ins valiles forlti Beauty. 1 The giant Chinese Tortety, with ' Its enormous jenvesi is often employed by landscape gardeners to produce1 bold suh-troplenl effects; nor do they always dlsdnlri the charhis' of 'the more modest pie- spikes of white floWcr'' nnd i rgo j from tho Orient railway ,;, which HUNS MAY FIGHT 1.7 - BALKAN'S LONDON, Oct.- 5. Gornvany, If reports from a neutral center can bo rolled upon, Is going to.. .make; a great effort to maintain comu.U nlcation over the Orient, Railway with Turkey, and thus hopes . lo keep her Eastern ally in the war.; ., According to ': Hague:: dtepatph. to tho' Central News, 26.0, OOO.floiv man and Austro-Hungarl'in trpop have ariivod at Sofia from TtuiiMiii lu and while patt of these, will .ri'r main in Sofia as; an argument .fuf voring the overthfow of the Mnlln off government,' tho mnjoulLy. will endeavor-to keep the . allied ..troops HOT LAKE ATTACHES CONTINUE LOYAL WORK LOAN QUOTA IS OVKIt-SI'l!-HCItlltKII WAIt 'I.Kt'TlIltHS AT THU I.AKH lt. l'ilY'S SON pX JOIN JIAK1XKS. Are You In Doubt? IF6, remeniher that a visit in our La dies' Suit , and bloak Department will banish your fears Where to seoure the best for the least outlay of money, your new Fall Coat or Dress., , " " , : ,.' ;,'; WE ARE POSITIVE in our declaratio n that you will will not be disappointed in our new Pall display of Ladies' Wear ing, Apparel. A Guaranteed Saving of 25, to 33 percent witMvefy purchaBe.'., X ; 'htfH LADIES' PJCOATS:U?..7$.4 3&.50;to $49.50 LADIES' SprjTS, Neiw Shades and W eaves " " ...::....:. $22,50, $24.758:50, $29.50 to $45,00 LADlESri)RESSESr Jerseys, Silks aid' Serges 'Ifrfr "''t:T. " r;fZZvL $9.90, $12.50; $16.50, $18 50 to $39.50 THE STORE WITH THE CROWDS THE STORE WITH THE PUNCH leaves, :ilei(!ply; Wined rind stained, are as certainly hahdsomo as the succu lent ittatkjltlrfe itatotflblti '- pbsorypr adyeTtisine will bring re sults, , . . '-,. ' i SHERRY THEATRE Today Only TOM MIX The Cowboy King and His Wonderful Horse rv 1 .:'-rJll-' 1' 5( "WESTERN BLOOD" , and Mutt and Jeff, in "THE TALE OF A PIG." Tomorrow BERT LYTELL in "NO MAN'S LAND." 't.i -n.n,nH,, .an .Ai,al,.:u v.'llh Ci-nstantlnople. tho consVucUon .of which was, a few yeais agi, hajloil ns the greatest achleve'-'.ient oli.the central powers. .' The removal of trooim fnim Jlu ninnla, however, Is not wltlmit danger. A fow weeks ago, wiien uppealed to by his collonirues on tho western front for assistance, Flidtl Marshal von Macken'en reportod I that conditions in "Humanly did not 'wirrant the transfer or a slni:lo 'soldier to that country.' N iw Itu imanliinB aro predicting thai. If the Tiumanlait army does n'Jt roJoin tlio ullies thoro wlll be at least' a. rising In that country, wl l2h. will coiu iplctoly nullity the Bucl-arcst tioaly, ,so far as It provides the levlc tuallng'.of the central powers'.' U.uriuan papdis, too express sus iijSgn of 'tii? 'crbwn! roiincli hold. on Iltwliy, ostorislhly,. for j discussion rf tho crown prince's n-ftrj-lagc, pot whlrh other mattcrs niglit ;Dei discussed. Tho presence.; at 'this' council of cx-premlcr 3r:ii.!uro, who was favorable to tho j itlllus, Is srrongly commented -upon ' .v, tho Ourmun press. : I ' ,' HOT. LAKE, Oct. 4. (SpBOial.) --At the monthly meeting , of the Pot Lake Sanitarium Mutual Wel fare Society ( which Is composed axr clusively 1 of members of the sanl triiuni. staff, - 1 a re&olutioj- w& adopted to ipay out of the socior.v's funds alio .sum of (65. to . pay f;r Woollen yarn'4od linen Whlcn tome of the staff hud used up in I'laKlnj sventers 'and other Ked Cross h:f-pltal- supplies and reiulroinents. On .several former : occasions, ihls small but energetic society hn-j voted--amounts from , their treasury, lo iv.eet .calls of difforent kinds, all of which, however,, are for the wel fare of someone, or something where financial help Is urgeutlv noeded. Hot Lake's quota In the p nsent Liberty Loan drive Is ruled nt S1.32S, but this amount has al'oady been exceeded and the end Is not yet. Forty-two members of tho S.-uu- torlum Btaff have taken up liberty bonds to the extent of ?2,D00 and thoro are moro coming. Dr. rhy's son Ma-ik returned from Portlund yesterday, whore he made arrangements with the mili tary authorities for him to join the marine sorvlce as soon as' ever the registration board got to his registered number, of tho lust dr.it:. He : joins as private, but with the Idea of specializing in- one of Ih'i marine dqpartmonts at thrj 1:1st opportunity., .-Vj, .,.',; ; ' Shop "Early, All Stores Oose Sat urdays at 8:30 P. M. 0 Incorporated' Formerly the United Store' Shop Eerly, All Stores Close Sat urday at 8:30 P. M. J5 !; RED CROSS NOTES I i-'. . WOKKKIIH WANTED SIONDAY t'rge'u't Call For Pncu'monlit .Inckcts For The Camps .WU1 .anyflno . who is Interested In combatting tho deadly Influenza present. lieYselt fdr an all-day meet l.ngJn .the Elks. Hall on .Monday. Kring scissors and, thimbles. " Spme, , of our , branch t societies worked lajt 1 Sunday -to1 meet the first urgent call. A second call has come. Can wo count on you? Will ladies who have helped make these juckots be present all day to de monstrate? ' Knitting. ' " ! A small shipment of yarn for sweaters will bo received within a few days. Tho scarcity qf yarn is su groat that sweaters must be ihhdo from one pound or loss. In order to do this a pew sot of dir ections has boon Issued and will be given' out with the new yarn, f Sob Printing, The Observer. Main 37. v MAJ. GEN. F. J. KERNAN i. , ' ' . . ' MaJ. Gen. F. J. Kernah ts one of the commanding officers of the American forces that are In the thick of the fighting in France. Job printing. The Observer, Main 37. i . '. Soap Economy. , :i.New snap is about the most extrava gant thing there Is. If you possibly can. buy a dozen bars nt a time. Cut It up at ; once into one nnd onc-hnlf-Inch thick blocks. Store these In n very dry, rather warm cupbonrd, piling them np after the fashion of n child building bricks, I. c., so that they prac tically do not touch each othor. They will then dry and harden right through,, and while tho cleansing pow er of the soap, will be in no way di minished It will last twice as long. l'iScc4dVvSftdBy n1jf,'.."Ar- nail. UlJ.M We notice a most beautiful lot of Ladles'- Hand Purses and small Shopping Bags such as most women are looking for at Sllvorthorn's FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A aRArfQCORCaON, WANTED Clean White Cotton Kags at the Observer off ice;, 3c per lb. ;, ' Do Present Work Well. s. Somo people hunt more Important work to do Instead of doing the work they find to do. Any work well donf opens the way to some task of Im- portnnce. ! ' . ' . Keep Your Feet Dry Wet weather calls for New Shoes and Rubbers Men's, Women's and Children's Heavy Shoes for Winter Wear. First Quality Rubbers, in Men's, Women's and Children's, in all styles to fit all shoes We Fit Your Feet. 4 t Sdfefc French -Shoe Go MrsMcAllsteT.j wife of Dr. Me ditator, 'assistant physician to Dr. Phy, , returned to tho Siiniitoriui: yestordtiyi ' after a long visit,1 to wostorn 'Oregon und tho stnto of Washington. Their son Nnthaniol, wlio, up to few dnys ago was om tho Sanatorium stuff, lias ontcrnd the O. A. C. at Corvallis to go tliru tho soiut-military class now form ing thore. Dr. McAllstoi s oldest Bon, a sor geant in tho U.S. Modioli Corps is Eomewlioro on tho Pacific Ocean on his way to somowchro in AMa, Chat-leu E. King has given sev eral intervstiug talks on tin war to the guests at tho Sunal fluin during the past week. Ho il'.us trates his talks by n series of maps m u plans drawn' in chalk on n large blackboard. 1 v Each of those evenings, Dr. 'Phy, who is district chairman of tl;e National Defcnco Committer cic; liieis some words of exhoitiiion o those assembled to swoil tlio totals for the Fourth Liberty loan. hi. '" Chemical Service .Section. ' The Importance of tho chemist In oitr mllltnry organization has been definitely recognized by the creation of a chemical service section of the National army, witli a lieutenant colo nel as Its ranking officer, and pro vision for a personnel of about 1,300 officers and men. The Importnnt functions of this section aro the coi relntlon of Information accumulated nt home nnd nt the front, and the Induc tion into chemical service of drafted men with chemical training. The es tnWIshment of this section not only Is .luilni-t Men forward, In the intcr- A j Ifsts of uillltnty service, hut nffortU a T nn inns 'delayed recognition of the I nnriiv In ImnortnncV of chemlcnl engl- """T'T 'nieerlhg' 'XrtrhTttiat-nf -thp-other -and 1 Mder englneerh' g1 prof cSs'ens.'-Htnr' Ip. Talbot in the Atlantic .Monthly. Ihy Paflore - ! ALBERS' OAT FLAKKS, 10-lb. saek :.: .... ALBEKS' OAT' FLAKKS, per packaged .... ALBEKS' FLAPJACK FliOUli, per package AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKI4 FLOUR; package GOLDEN HOD PANCAKE FLOUR, 10-lb. stick 85- KARO SYRUP, light color, No. 5 can 54 No. 10 can . . S1.05 ..78 13 33S ..14 rjt 21-poimd jacket SHREDDED WHEAT, Pkg.. f 'KELLOCIO'SCORN FLAKES, Pkg. ; : POST TOASTIES, Pkg. , ;,; -$2.25 - 13 lit? 11 ; H t PURE FLOUR SUBSTITUTES i CORN MEAL, 121, pounds . ' ' .' RICE FLOUR, 12 VL pounds BARLEY FLOUR, 12VL- pounds CORN FLOUR, 12VL- pounds .. OAT FLOURr12i1. pounds POTATOE FLOUR, per pound 97? .$1.50 97 ...97 97? 115 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday ' open: until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocei United ,rT States Food . tl V Administra- f t! IH jicross the track, next to Stilwell's Ca'a h Marktit'."ti,'ri,,1' Qvmtf . I';''!.' ) 'Trr,rrm v V v ' : ;