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tHUXM-KXV.trtf rt-fflrwiwlY-----. "J PAGE SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1018 Fancy-Soaps That Are Pure i A nythirig in the line of soapshat j'pii ' select from our stock will prove satis factory Wc handle only pure soaps that can have nothing but good effect on the most delicate skin. We have dainty soaps perfumed with genuine floral odors that arc ;justaH pure as the purest Castile soap. They -are safe and delightful for bath toilet mnl nursery use. . Let us sell you soaps. We can supply you with brands the purity of which ,. we'll guarantee, at all price's from 5 cents to $1.00 per cake.. La Grande Pharmacy Quick Dolivery Phone Main 40 ' La Grande, Oregon v . CRIMINALS MUST BE PUNISHED (Continued from Page One) wrong and I undertake- as far possible to pay for ; It.' - I'rlnce Afaxlmlllan's standpoint stjll seems jssontlally dlfforont from what -hi vital to us. Germany huB under gone uolthor change of outlook nor I'liunjjo of heart, . which alone can lioimlt world peace to be perma nent." . ' .. "I'erbttps. tlio most welcome fea- Ctrmany must say outright: ' I did I. no of Germany's hastily arranged move Is that It can be- only a nioas. jro of ner military necessity," says Hie Times. ' . , ' -'. ' Ambiguous And IiiKenlouji. After reviewing tho ; chancellor's speech the Times dcclaros it to be "ambiguous ' and disingenuous stuff,' and asks: . , .' Will Germany over realize that Ihero Is only one way for her, namely, by deeds and not words? II Is far too late to talk of a basis fi.r peace , negotiations. The doter hilmitlon of tho ajlled peoples Is that 1ho defeut of those who made vnr shall be complnto;nnd absolute. That 'task .they have . undertaken, and it Bhall bo performed . to the very 'end and there shall bo 'no Place until Germany lias surron dorcd without condition to terms which -will ieave her not merely without' a -will, but without the power to break It." : Fremont'. Career. ' I "'' 8"d Drl; ', ThA tonn Pnti.nn.w ,.' Snnd 18 usc1 ior railroad embank. JT,&rs.' zrrta t 1,,o"a"d- bv !,-, . ii, ,i, ...i.i , , much repair to tno roadbed was made riinnim ' ' " ?nmCS Btt" sodied bnnk onnod.-ropulur Mo- fl,l nuu- , cbanics Magazine. - ,, , The very prettiest uusoriuiunt of , : Hand Purses and Shopping Hags '-. ' Should 8ay Not '. ' lriido you .wfll find at Silver- "It's all right to pay us you go," ob thorn's. They are from tho Inrg- :iorvcd the nlmost philosopher, "but If est and most reliable factory In you linvo to pay 25 cents street car ' America. lore to get thcro nnd back, tho chances ' 'Hill Tlff'-i-y 'Wfi'?9 nro you won't 'lh ft-Vffift Vh" 'Tvlt . ; : ' FAMILY' DRUS STORE The Observer furnishes and prints la srandcorcson. ." Huttor Wrappers. ' (;i:iiMAV 1'IiAHS DAVOKIt MADRID. Oct; . 8, Tho . Dlarlo Universal,' the organ of Count Itom unonos, minister of justice, soos in the German peace proposal the proof of the superiority and effica cy of democratic principles. It Bays: ' . ' ."Finding lti.cif in a gravo. situa tion the German govormuont turns toward tho left In the presence of (lunger? It does not appeal to force, but seeks ' sulvntlon in the abandonment of tho aristocratic, militaristic organization which Is Germany's .principal characteristic." Foreign Minister Pato's . nows papor, tho EpoCa, soya: .' "It 's : -not peaco, because the central pow'ers will not admit Pres ident Wilson's conditions without .'Modification, but in any caso one set's In It a- move toward peace, In tcoKtlng aliko to belligerents and neutrals." SHERRY THEATRE What would YOU do with $1000? EDWARD EARLE and FLORENCE DESHON hi O. Henry's" Speaking Comedy, "ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS." and "THE SECRET STOCKADE," Episode No. 3, of the Great Western Serial. Al'STItIA 8TltO.NO VOll I'KACK. AMSTKHDAM, Oct. 8. DIs- paLclies from Vienna show Aus trian nowspapors to bo deoply im pressed with the peace move made by tho" central powers, and filled wilh hope for its succchs, : The Fronulenblatt has sonio double, saying: "Wo must reckon with everything and 'must bo armed for all ovontB." - "Never boforo was It necessary to look forward to coming ovents with unci! determination,'' says tho Neuo I'itIo l'resse. "It is not military necessity which forces the moirir chy to inako such concessions," " 1 r" ' " "' - - . ... i. - . JAMES LORD y SiJi rJ I Have You Th i; -I j Do You Think? Can You Think? j n T' j B Ladies' Corsets v98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 ' "1 n jk v -w a m r f sL& i f Mm -""'es uaiiusuics hoc, $ljso, $i.wo, z.-v m J YJ I- Ladies' B. Aprons, Our Price ....... ........... $1.49 1 'sjTf Ti if 1 ' Ladies' New .Fall "Tains". i 1 .....98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 1 t-tfnS! i.fr?i. if It 9 Ladies' New Fall Velvet Hats ..'..........;..".:. ... $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 I T , Outing Flannel, all colors .'. 25c,27c,30c I I James Lord, president of the mlnlna division of the American Federation of Labor, has been- appointed head of a special section of the federal employ ment service In charge of recruiting and supplying labor for mines. .-' 8Ignere of the Declaration. The Aigerlcnn DcclnraUon of Inde pendence was signed by every mefiJhcr ol the continental congress that made it. There were three signers, from New Hampshire, Ave from Massachu setts, two from liliodo Island, foui from Connecticut four from Now l'ork, five from Now Jersey, three from Delaware, nine from Pennsyl. vnnla, four from Maryland, seven from Virginia, three from North Carolina. four from South Carolina uud three from Georgia. Water Hyacinth Has Value. Tlio wuter hyacinth,- which so rap idly fills up certain streams, Is found to have a high value us a fertilizer. On account of the largo amount of water the green plant contains tho ma terial is partlully dried before slack ing and after becoming well rotted It proves to have about tho saino com position os farmyard muuure, except that It Is richer in potush. jrilANCK 8KI0H. NOTHING IN IT. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. Com ment of tho I'Ye'nch press on tlio Teutonic peace , proposals is sum marized In un official dispatch from Franco Monday,, as follows: "Tho step taken by Germany, Auttli'Iu-Ilungaiy and Turkey Is a collective confession of tlio ox trumo'ly serious situation thoy uro How in owing to tho nlllod victor ies. A month ago Ilerlln would not have consented to carry so 'far lier pence maneuvers. lint this step maintains the confused char acter that all' 'Gorman ' proposals have borne. This . ono evldontly IIiowh th Inward thought that it nilfrht succeed In weakening the allied peoples' will or setting her eiiemles ugalnst oach other. She will hco that she Is mlstukon. "Tho proposals do not mention iiiccoptince of tho Htli of January ii',tHsni:e 14 points, but only say the Are Your Children Bpres? Tho children of tho houso should not bo allowed to nionopolisu a guilt's attention. Mothers nro usually blind to their children's faults, as less lov ing eyes see them, and Uiey fall to understand Hint a guest's appnrent de light In playing with, tho youngsters is often no more then politeness, and in reality ho is bored nnd very tired of "playing boar," tolling fairy stories and oxamlnlug favorilo toys and books. central powers would consent to thorn as a basis. This is openly ctlnfoBsIng that .the central gov ernments would intend . to discuss these points and rofuse them In some particular 01 other after pro tending to accept thorn as- n start ing point.' Tho 'papers' -note that tho declaration lnado yesterday at tho Heichslag by I'rlnce Maximilian of linden are in some essential polu-ts in contradiction of tho 1-1 clear clauses of President Wilson's message. Ladies' Corsets .....' v98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 Ladies' Brassieres ; ;,,;,;,; 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98 Ladies' Camisoles' ' ; ...98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 - Ladies' Fall Gowns ...,:........... ... :... :...... 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98 Ladies' B. Aprons, Our Price .... $1.49 Ladies' New Fall "Tains". i 1 .....98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 Ladies' New Fall Velvet Hats ' , ' , $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 . Outing Flannel, all colors ..................... ...... ..'....I .. :.. 25c, 27c, 30c Brown and Green Burlap, our price 25c Bed Ticking, great values .......................:.. 15c, 18c, 19c ' Silence Cloth, our price ;................: .:. 89c .Wool "Bate, our price .........I.............. . ;....$1.98s 3-lb. Cotton Bats :....,. j ' - ;.....98c Oil Cloth, 48-in., all colors, our price ....:.. ........ 35c , Ribbons, all colors, sizes 5-7, our price ' : ' '.. 5ryd,' Ribbons, all colors, sizes 22,' 40, 60, our price ; ' 15c BLANKETS, BLANKETS $2.98, $3;98, $4.98, $5.90 . Bed Spreaito;;! :.1.........$1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 Unbleached Toweling .....LS'jc, 15c, 18c, 25c Bleached Toweling .:..,.....:....;:L.........:...f !..,:..10c,V12c, lc, 19C; 25c" Calicoes, Calico :...l....i..i..........:l-l.: ; .....iv....;....:L.:.:......15c, 18c ' Ginghams, Ginghams :.:.v;............ ' ;' ' 28c, 30c . 'Percales, Percales ' " r--'''r "' "' ' 25c, 30c . GIOIl.MAN Y'S MOW -MOVK. .-. " BASLB, Switzmiand, Oct. 8. Heir Friedberg, vice president - of I he I'l'iisHlan ministry of stato, will he a member of what is designated ns a limited government conunittoo ill Ilerlln, according lo tho Vos sircho Zoitung. Tlio committee, It states, will otlurwlao (Miinprise tiie chancellor, tho vice chancellor and Herr Hchuldcmuitn nnd lierr G-roo-bor, Secretaries of stato without portfolio. ' We are Agents for McCall's Patterns mJ Incorporated We are Agents for -McCall's Patterns allied derangements has stood the test for hundreds of years. It does: the work. 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It covors irritat ed membranes with a healing and soothing coatiug, loosens phlegm and clears ulr passages. -Sold everywhere. Iluy one of those' high-class Dogs at Hilvorthorn's. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDC.OREOON, Dally 10--! tt Wash Away. ' Elm Sores To the many puft'rrprs of skin dlwnsa .p. D. P.- tln liquid wiisli, litis bpcomo a bnnsoholil word, 'i'licy know it is reliable nnd limy can loHml on ii, tlipv do not hcfiltate to ivcoinnvnil 11 in thdr nHpli Iwrs. It hnA itsrlf n remnrkiililo rcmnoy for nil forma of Kczvnia. it lit a pprmtrldo that is hnrmlo.ss (o tlio wtist delicate skin, but mill it in efoctivn and ?ulck In nrtlon. If you nrc a sufffnT rom Brtln dlpono8, inlmlfug nlrprs, ym plrs, scnlro, crnt or lzcin;i In anv form; tills remedy will not dlsnppofnt you. It Las slood tlio lest ond today Is the master preparation for nil nlcln dlsieusps. Come In today ond nl; about our euar finlee on D. I. 1 Also nbout D. D, D.' Hoap, that keens tlie sklu buultby. . . 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Next lime you feel a tinge of pain in the hack or arc troubled with hcud- uche, indigestion, insomnia, irritation j in the bladder or pain in the loins and . lower alKlomnn, you will find quick and sure relief in GOl.I) MKDAL liunrhim Oil Capsules. This ohand . tried remedy for kidney disease and PAYCASH the difference and Observe tavor m your y oil cixn JsJTordiobuy LESLIE S ALT nnd njoy the luxury pf the fine -free running salt f lowinj -from the convenisnt- FKKS1I O ROUND. PEANUT BUTTER, lb. FliESII EGOS, dozen . F1MCSII CREAMERY BUTTER, 2-lb. roll ARMOUR'S FlNi:ST OLEOMARGARINE, roll CONCORD GRAPES, basket ' ,; ' : CONCORD GRAPES, in 23 -lb. crates TOMATOES, smooth stock, box SWEET POTATOES, extra fine, 4 11. ONIONS, 8 lbs. ' , . ...19? .;.,55 $1.26 -85 ....35 -$1.65 -$1.05 25 ..25. APPLES, per box.....: $1.50 PEARS.. $1.05 La Grande's Real Cash Grocery You save on every purchase Call or phone Main 32 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery Across the track, next to Stilwell's Cash Market. United States Food' License' No. G5026& sids pout" it
