The ,War is not over. When you meet the talk that it is over and little or nothing
is needed by our men, the hour has come for YOU to meet grave responsibility.
Millions have died in this war, and don't forget that America has two million of the
bravest and best men on earth overseas. Grave responsibility rests upon the peo
ple to safeguard their health and morale.
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After hostilities have actually ceased, and a just and victorious peace is attained over our barbarous enemies, a long time will
necessarily intervene before American troops can be transported home. At least 18 months is the estimated time
Any faltering now on the part of our people in supplying our men every need and comfort and extras that buck up the courage
, v , to endure the bloody nightmare over there, would be a kin to 7
reachety at Home . :
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Now, while autocracy is crumbling, is the time to show that we will not evade our individual share of the burden, 1
The United War Work campaign carries as near as may be to the battle camps through seven recognized agencies, those home influences peculiarly American. ; ,
Our Soldiers Can't Quit: We who have joined in succoring them in the past, Can't Quit!
Get Ready to Do Your Share
; - Union County must do its share to bring the boys safely home, even though peace is declared tomorrow. ' t ' ;
In spite of the epidemic, the campaign will start November 11 and finish November 18. ,
UNION COUNTY WAR CHEST
APPRDV
ES OF
WAR
SERVICE
County
n l opresen tat Ives
on (,'umniilKn.
Confer
'"Loyal LoRion" Iirmirrs Will Ijny
rimis For Fastrrn I'nrt of
- State Prospect Favorulile
. Is Farlne Financial Disaster
ZariBh. The German Holclis
bank'haa isstieil bnr.k notes to tlio
amount of 2,000,(00,000 maijks
during the past four weeks, ac
cording to the Nor.oste Nachiich
ten at 'Munich. The newspaper
says, that this was caused l;jr the
hoarding of bank notes by the
people nnd points out that if tie
Garmans 60 not give . up tlmlr
present "craze" a financial catas
trophe is lnevltnulo
ALICEL NEWS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
The funeral of the late Joiin II.
Frlswold was held at the Fris
wold homo here Wednesday. Mr.
Friswold was born In Norway Feb.
IS, J86S and died at the Hot Lake
Sanltoriiim Sunday. October 27,
Ho came' to the United States when
he was fifteen years of age and
came west in 1885. For several
years he has been one of the pros
perous farmers of the valley. He
had been a constant sufferer for
several years, an'l death was not
unojpected. Besides Irlands he
leaves to mourn his loss wife and
throe children, Carl age 11, John,
Cullen, 'who is in the service and
stationed in lower California, but
was here for the funeral. Rev.
Gnns conducted the services and
ill Open Monday
November 4th
3 : -
Jest Meats Lowest Prices
P Give us a trial and be convinced
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Neill's Meat Market
Adams Ave.
Phone M 50
burial was made in the Summer-i
villo cemetery.
Rov. H. J. Richards of Ameri
can Falls, Idaho, but formerly of
this place returned . Tuesday to
harvest his crop of potatoes.
Frank McKennan Is digging po
tatoes thlB week.
Mrs. Chas Keftnan spent Inst
Thursday with Mrs. Frank McKon
non. ' :
"' Several from hero are1 bolng vac
cinated this week for influonsa.
. Mrs. R. Hudson and son, Lo
land nro both recovering from at
tacks of influenza. So far they
are the only coses reported In the
neighborhood. . :
The Observer furnishes and prints
Butter Wrappers.
, Certain Cure For Croup.
Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Greenville,
III., has hail experience in the treat
ment of this', disease. She says,
"When my children were small my
son had -croiqV frequently.1 Chamber
lain's Lough Kemcdy always broke
np these attacks immediately, and I
was never without it in the house..
I huve taken it mysolf for coughs
and colds with,. good results." Adv.
Beautiful white Ivory goods of
all kinds, as well as high class
whisk brooms, military brushes,
hand purses, Khopplng bags. You
will find only the best in this line
at SllYertnorn's. ,
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FAMILY DRUG STORK
L.A GRAND CORCQON.
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HOOVERIZE
YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE
FROM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING
TIME AND MONEY.
NUF SED ,
Harris Furniture Store
H. B. HARMS, Proprietor
0S nn STREET t . wr fI(OXE: Bed 8171.
NEW
TODAY
Walnuts, Almonds
Brazils and Peanuts
New IToncj', in glass nn'fl in tli c comb. '
Oornishons and Tokay; Grapes very fine fruits.
Tbick, juify, very largc.Marko'pl,'GO(! each.
Our bulk Moelia &' Java Coffee, 40c. a pound.
Keal Scotch Mannalado, in glass and can. 9
Daron's Liberty Cabbage fresh yesterday.
Shipment yesterday of very fine Tillamook
Cheese. '.
Tliree brands Condensed Milk baby and fam
ily size.
I?yzon Baking Towder one full pound. 3'c.
. Dainty Codfish new two-pound boxes,
.You save 2fc a pound by buying Oleoniargerino.
Special on Walnuts
Per Pound . ... .
36c
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Call
Phone Main 80
If you would
like to have a
Union County
Manfor;
i-v.v
Governor of
Oregon, vote for
Walter 1. Pierce
He needs no introduction here
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, ; ill Paid Adv.
HARVEY STARKWEATHER,
Broadway Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.