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TUESDAY, XOVEIREn 12, iflTS PAGE TWO LA iTliANUK E VKS I SO 0 1 iSKH V I'M?. 'i Serges and Satins in Women's Dresses THREE BIO RAIUIOAD MEN WHO ROSE FROM THE RANKSj YOUNG LAWYER, STENOGRAPHER AND CLERK NOW AT 01 i Rare Combinations of Grace, Styled Distinction and Attrac tive Pricings mark our new Season's showing of Serge and Satin Dresses. Dresses which wilP delight the woman who desires practical, seasonable apparel of charac ter, for immediate use. , One model of a kind, and the largest selection we have ever shown. Moderately priced, $15.00 TO $39.50 Hills Department Store Storehoroughly Fumigated Every Day. I fo lk Hi Eh t -A 4 ' THANKSGIVING SUGG E Si tliAN TO KXTEXI) THE A.MEItl. 1 i'ax srmiT. Only (linlrnirn of State Cotincll " of Defense ricreivc Xollfl-cjilion ' The following circular has been hddrennod to the county chairmen of tho slate council of ilfense: A nution declares itaelf by the ' mnnno!- In which If. celobiatos Its ', holidays. If rorotptn-born people share and help to shape celebra tions of American holidays, thoy will undnrHland marc pulclily and .1B',-R;uitaaoouBly,. iaJtcufos, tliek own "that fusing fire, the American spirit. In th e last annlyula, all American agencies ore only tend ing that fire andy Iryinis to In Ins within Its heat those they would make Inlo Americans. The Ameri can spirit Bays that all men are comrades. If wn aro going to work In Its name, we must say so too nnd believe It nnd live It. ' Thanksgiving day Is the leant, public, the most -sonnl, the (lulelest of our holidays. As a rule, each of us Invites only his friends to share In Its celebration, which Is a part of his life at home. But It. is distinctively nnd solely American, nnd It offers, ipor hups, n heller opportunity thnn , our more bolslerons festivals for V-tho Iiluy of il at euiiraeshlp which '; is t tho jvery root of true Amnrl eaaism. ' . If on Thanksgiving day ouch of lis should Invito to his lulilo some one, not yet fuinlliar with Amort can ways, and do his part, simply and tincihstiuctlvely, without talnl of palronngo on coi dcscinslon. In 'funking clenr the nunlnlng or the day and 'the meanllng of America. November tventy-oli;Mh would see lis n step farther or tile way to a solidly Aiu:lrnn nation. The l'res- ahyss, never has America had cause to give thanks more sin cerely. Itunning back and forth through those two great civil and 'military armies that have held and fought, nt home and ovuisens, urn a thousand sturdy "foreign" strands lhat color and strengthen and shape iho warp and woof of tho nation. Only from Americans can the newcomers catch the American spirit, and only from Americans who are their friends can thej catch it at Its best. Let us hand It on to them on Thanksgiving day, and at tho same time do each of us his part In tho vast and In finitely Important business filcnd-maklng for America. "Very Rood, Eddie!" was the Edward. "WT Beatfev He started work for the, Company ... i . m i TT.l .l ' III' :.CVCIll.ccil jcuin .. ."". niurcn oi ioronio aiii iu I steadily advanced until the presi- IV. Dcatty, tho new president of the j ,(,ncy ig now njs j0 shaughnessy, llamdian Pacific Railway Company,; his predecessor, dcscrilws him as nnd the brainy young maof 41, who I "one who has shown notable admin , now in control of 18,ti00 miles of jistrative a!,ility, ar.d who enjoys to Jra-k, lOO.ono miles of telegraph a marked dogrcj the confidence not wir's. 400,000 stoamship tonnngo.l only of the political nnd business Safi,000,000 worth of hotels and mil-; leaders of Canada,- but also of the I., .... ,.( f l,.,,,!. I;imrhr.rl : mrilnveilfi of the railway itself.' iifurtily and voted this message onej (;r:r.;t Hall, vice-president with f the l.st he hml raeeived. I'rcsi- iurisdiction over all lines, rose from licit Itontty has plenty of dignity : the knl pnrnestnes. tint to his old : nnd t -lends he is still "Eddie" or "Ed." locomativo foreman. A. D. MacTier, new vice-presicn in charge of Eastern lines, entered the railway's service as a storiogra.' pher in the baggage tisor.rtment in.' 1887. I D. C. Coleman, now vice-president in charge of Western lines, w?nt fc work in the assistant engineer's oflico at Kort William as a clerk in l.V:). These men, tried and true, have risen from tho ranks through sheer ability and energy, and aro well' qualified to carry out tile vigorous oroirrnm which Lord Shauehnc.-.sy iiks in the Grand Trunk shops' recently indicated was to bo a tea- loincit the i;. 1. n. in lea as lure oi me recuntrueiiun puriuu i after the war. OR' PHY I s n Rffi 0 F CAPTAIN 'END EXPECTED,"' j SAYS CHAMBERLAIN (Continued from rage One .toski'h Hoi.i)ti:it Dii:i) Mnttiew Mawliln lasscfl Avay Camp Kearney, California oris OliDKItKD TO HKI'OHT AT SA.V KKA.VCISI'O HOKI'IT.U, H). IS IX SKHVICK AT IAI!K ISLAM) SA.NATOKU.M . I0M l'LOVKS IIAVH VKMSON. at Mnthcw Mnwhln, a 'Jos.'ph sol dier boy, died in the service nt Camp Kearney, California. Mathew Iiuiant Maw'ii.i was born April 2nd 1S7 nt I'atf.isuii, N. J.' There ha lived until tho ate of ID, when lie r.uv.'d. with his parents, to Knslern OrtHtin, Hist to Pendleton then to Joseph, lie en listed on April 22r.d, 1917, with a number of other local boys In tho Medical Corps and was sta tioned almost immediately at Camp Kearney, where he died on October 29, 1918. at tho nge of 21 years, 7 months and 27 days. . I O. JOHNSON' Hi:iiM P. O. Johnson, rcpiTSenlntlvo In tho seven eastern counties of lin ker, Wullowa, (Irani. Ilaney, Mil liner, Uniiitllln and Union, of the stnlo department of labor Is In La (irnude for today nnd tomorrow. Mr. Johnson plans to establish his henduuurtors hero Tor the winter, I.n Orando being more centiilly located as a rnllrnurl pnlnt than any other town In his section. Mr. Johnson's work Involves the Administration of the workmen's compensation law and ndlustlnr all clJinis of Injured workmen. His vnik more specifically deals wlllijnnw the war Industries tho greatest of which In eastern Oregon ure chrome ore used In tho inaniifae turo ,of war munitions has come from Oregon," s.iy.i Mr. Johnson. HOT LAKE, Nov. 1 0. ( Special I Dr. W. T. I'hy, superintendent of the Hot Lake Sanatorium today received a telegram from the Adju tant General at Washington, D. C, ordering hl.m .to report, w.Hliin ir dnysr-'-to thn T.trrrerrmiirffeiieni Hospital Corps, San Francisco, for duty In tho United Slates Army .Medical Corps. The telegram stated th.it Dr. I'hy will enter Iho government, service with the rank uf - cuptntii, which rank Is only, one slep below the highest rank obtainable In this par ticular department of the forces in the U. S. regular army. A 'few days must. nero::ya;-!ly, elapse be fore the doctor can liii-.ke ilefiuite nriangemenls for tin. carrying on I of file big Institution lit Hot Lake: while he Is lib.-tfill. 'Iho Do, tor's ' son, Mark I'hy left Inn? a few diys! ll"fi for Mare Island, CalH'orniu, j who o ho vu.s iiidiK-li'il into l!ie United Stales Murine Corp.i. 1 omo of the boys ou lh:j Sr.nu-I turium stair went cut into ttie hills adjoining, a few eiiys ai;o, ami brought hack a line :iun peinnl buck deer. Venisnu has Imtii 'on the tahle each day since, and NImrod, It's mighty j:ood nn'iil. The Snnatoriiiin service fl: ben-is ten sta:-s of blue. Try a package of ; EGG SUB It is unsurpassed in oconoiny nnd f onvpnionce Foruseina'llKikVi'crardcookins. 30c Package .Equal to Three Dozen Eggs Try a Package FRUITS-AND VEGETABLES Celery Picldinjr Onions Toniatoas , EfTfr Plant ' i-. Sweet Spuds Cabbage .-i Onions Green Peppers'. 1 Oram- li'iiit Inline!? . (!i'a)es, Malaga ' Crapes, Tokay Oranges Bananas Crapes, Conenrd Harris' Grocery Phone, Main 70 and 77? Farmers, Black 192 408 NORTH FIR STREET - ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." NOTICE Packages to SoldierB Please, call and fret your carton as soon as you get your label, also re turn them promptly to avoid a rush. They are mailed every day. " Ked'Cross Xmas Parcel Com., H-lKJt Foley Hotel Bldg. NOTIC10. Owing to tho fact of having been called to tho service, will dis continue the cash grocertla for the present. Will open at a later date with a full line of groceries. N. A. DKSILET. 11-Dllt. by nun tlm i.,'i...it,kr il,,,., ..r ),.., iu idnut and the (lovernnrs will In due,rrolll 10 j,,,,,, . va, T,B low plno being lng;ed off In I Ills part of the slate tor manufacture of war necessities Is mostly for .ac cessories to const.i uctllons used di rectly lu the war. JOSEPH PIONEER HEAD JOSEPH, Nov. II. (Sncriul.) -Mrs. Anna E. Christy, one f th Wallowa county pioneer women ami whom time issue then clamatloim, let by many little from our hearts. . landing m clear lsual formal pro is pivo them life obscure responses view of I he G00DBY, WOMEN'S TROUBLES The tortures Hnl discomforts of weak, lamp and uchihj? back, swollen nnd blunted foot nnd limM, wenk fie, lan'itudf?, HizKint'ss, muucu, thnt tired ornortt fueliiip, nervousness, aleopli'SMieris, as a rule have their prijitin in kidney trouble, not "female Complaints." These, general sym tcnu of kidney nnd bladder disease nre well known so is the remedy. Next lime you feel n tinjrt' of pnin in the ImcV or aio troubled with head ache, indication, insomnin, irritiitiuti (n the bladder or pain in the loins nnd lower nbdoman, vou will find quick and sure relief 'in GOLD MKDAL Haarluni Oil Capsules. This old and tried remedy for kidney disease and allied denwiKPinenlH has stood the text for hundreds of years. It dors the work. Pains and troub les vanish and new life and health will come as you eon tin no thotr use. When completely restored to your us an I viKoi. continue taking a eapsul or two eicu tiny; they will keep yon foclinc fine and prevent a roturn of your trouble. GOLD MKRAL Haarlem Oil Cop allies are Imported rinert Trom the In bo i atorics ,nt Haarlem, Holland. (et them from you druggist. Do njht take a substitute. In sealed Ujxes, three sizes. Adr, r.-u to vw:n In these days of stress Incident to the political, social and commer cial reconstruction of tnado necessary by the pence, a false step now may load to untold sunVrhm and disaster In the year to mine. Only tho wis est counsel should prevail tu the readjustment of tlu relations of the nations nnd penpln of the world. Wo are a Cod fonrlnj;. Christian nation nnd must lend and It seems to tno ennninently fitting that we should py earnest ly to Almighty Ond to direct the leaders of our country and of the countries of the wirld to the end mat Justice and rbthtousiicss may prevail and that liberty and ftee dom may extrnd throughout tho whole worbl. Thoii'fre 1 buk pest thai ull the poplo stop from their rKular employments nt tho hour of noon each day 4iml silent ly Pray to the Hod, who has been with us in b ittle. to lead and di rect us In the Imnr or victory. Let the town bell remind you every day al norni. .T. I.. CRAMKR, Oeneinl Secretary V. M. C. A. one of Joseph s best loved citizens, passed uwny on the evening of Nov ember fith, after an illness exteudinu over a year. Those who knew her had learned to love Mother Christy for her kindly nets were many and far reaching. said, "but I believe that those who have been called into cantouments by tho Inst call will he released, and that, tho Hignlua; of the armis tice will result (n releasing from iho snrvioo those' now. iu the var ious camps and cantonments. "Following the demobilization at homo r am Inclined to believe that as lhoso who ure now "over there" can bo released they will be sent hack to Amorirn. lint it must be remembered and kept In mind that many troops of America and tho allies vill bo niKvuafiry to . estin'e ord-r in tho:- set'tious now In re volt. It will tako a good while to get I lie men i ll bai'k in their own country, but I am sure the presi dent wiil have them ret u neel as speedily ;ib is roiMjstant wit h safo- fy. The se-atfir expressed - great sat isfaction wifli tho terms of the ariiifsiici as lead ti him. " Liberal Kuropo It nt last lrea th ing n;;ain. "The recent miliary successes and the moral comforts which they j hae prom d sha owes (n the liirt plan to the intervention of, the Ainerica'is. Had they given ' her only, licit much, they would have been their bonel'neters. "lint there Is more. In enter ing this stniL'L'ln -without selfish ambitions, to make the world safe for deamr-raey and the future for liberty tliey havo ennobled the war. They have dowered it with a now ln.tl, or rather they have restor ed its primitive stgnittait ion, the no rit y of v, bich somewhat ta-' nfsh ! hy the di'i:'j;'ioii caused by re- orses. the violence of reprisals and coinproinirios of diplomacy. "Siixo its discovery, the New Woild has In on peopled by those I i Hi mis tolerance,' political Full of Cold, Had the Grip This nas been such a trying vear for sickness that many will be plea s ei to read how Lewis Newmnn, 506 North rand St., Charleston, W. Va., was restored to health. He writes: "-I was down siek and nothing would EAJi!;vSil"E",t AXI,v IO,,X ! goT two 130 To - . HHAMKr IX CASIAIIV I.IHT j t!cs oF Fo'ey's Honey -and Tar, It U i:i) ASHItY l.N.ll IiKO (iKO. ju,e best remedy for grip and colds I HKACOCK HAS AI'I'OINT- ever used." Good for uriv. coughs. NORTH POWDKU, Nov. 10 (Spec ial ) -Prank Hohba has been ill with stomach trouble. K. A. Carnes has returned from Hood River and brought a large shipment of upplna,,, Kd Ashby received an, ipjuty ,,to his side at the ice plant nnd will be confined at home for a few days. Mrs. Hobb.i Is looking forward to a visit from her daughter, M:s. Gates of Colorado. She expects to return and will make her home hero this winter. Georgo Hoacoek has been ap pointed visiting medic il oiTieial in the Interest, of inrluenza workers. J. 0 I'iteher has moved bis store across the st;eet into the Mourn building. lioth Karl Saunders ami !lohn Hrandt. well knotvn boys of this city, have leeeived won nils in tlie benches ovor tliero. ThesH are- the first boys of tiiis ci'y to bo wound ed. ' WADH IHIOOKS MAS I 4jI.I :V. xonci: To liberty loan subscribers- - se tho world l,n" piyuieni on lourtii i.inn i coming of duo and payable on t Oerore Nov. i s. LA GRAN1M-: NATIONAL HANK. .fnh Printing. Tlu Onserver. Msii tyranny, ami economic, servitude drove from the Old. Hy means nf a double resolution as courageous is it wis p'netious, these victims of eppic-ssiiei beeauio, first, the plo nrnis iu An;eilca, and now the chMitpions in tho world, of human eniunri nation. Would one not say Miat the soldiers from across tin je;i bring b.tfk to Kin ope today, io divide it Maternally with all its peoples this sacred gift of justice and of democracy liberty, which :he colonist', their first nneestors, l Ot llielly ton'i wit It tllOIll ill OVile to s-i t tt from oppression ?" IMTILKR. tSpe.daU. Miss Anna IVooks, who recently v: cut to Port land to nurse her bio her. Wade Rooks, who has, been working- in the shipyards, through a rtttack of influ. mi .a, reports that her patient is much iimprovd. Miss Hrooks further writes that Mrs. Brooks is seiously ifl with tho disease. croup, colds. whooping cough and common Sold everywhere. Adv. Why Puffer With Corns? Use Gets-ll' Common-Sense, Simple, Never Fails. Yon enn tosr out your corns and snf for, or you cun off your corns and . mi He. The juy - poellnic way Is tho "iitst-It" way. it It tho onty hnnpr. patulciia Way in tho world. Two Uropa "Gt lK Drop" on That CornUaa 'GU-It" nd the Corn It "Goner"! 4 ot "Oets-It" oq any corn or callus Urlrs at ouoo. The corn titmlly Jooaons off from tho too, so that you can peel It off with your fingers lnonoploce, piiln lessly, llko penlini? ft banana. "Great etuiTtwifti 11 dono that iK-rnro.' Thoro'a only ono corn-peeler "Oets-It." Toes wrapped up blft with tapo and band OBca, toes Ffiuimdng from lrritntltifr snlvfr. It's nil twrhnrlty. Toos woundtfd by ntzoffl nnd knives, that's butchrry, rldlcailous, unnecessary, dangorous. tlso aetIt," tho llborty wuy simple, paiuless. always Buro. Tnko no chances. Get "Oets-It." Don't bo tnsulteU by imitations. See that you pet "Uet9.lt, "(iuts-It," tho guaranteed, money, back corn-romover, th only auro uny, costs butu triilu at any tlrtitr storo. 61 f 'rt by K. Luwrtnco A Co., Chicago, 1U. Don't neKlect to Roe the kodaks and kodaks supplier. Also films of all kinds always in stock at SM yerthorn'a. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA aRANDS.ORCGON. Daily 11-9-tf. js superior to any other front 1a-o corset, for without the l&nti&r features no corset can pos sibly bo just as good. It contains the master touch of scientific construction. You do not sacrifice com fort for style and you do riot sacrifice style for comfort when you wear A complete line always on hand, priced at $2.50 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Phone Rod P.22.1 Pes. 1702 Oak Street. Tyour eyes Weak Wominhood. Somn mnrrliNl women urn no mt .hat llicy allow thilr luiolmml.i to tti'P part of lliolr nalurlos. Mulio Job Printing;, The oiurvtr, Main 37 The Man in the Tobacco Store Says it doej bent all how men are taking to Real Grave ly, now that they know it costs nothing extra tochow this class of tobacco. All you have to do is to get a man to take his first plug of Gravely. Let him get the pure, satisfying Grave ly tnsle, and learn (or him self how much longer the small Gravely chew stays with him than a big chew of ordinary plug. .... earn f r tlu fuV tattt rife rtu bk without extra cttt. PEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Chewing Plug IO$ a pouch-and worttil are breadwinners. blaster minds and willing hands are no good with out them. They are the only ave nues to enjoyment and education, Improvement and success. Can you afford to neglect them? Our optical department is equip ped with the most scientific instru ments to . insure correctly fitted glasses. We invite you to come and inspect this Department. -ri-y. tiff :A'.' fK f. 4 : :i"-5V,,;i.4--: V .'." ; . i--y -.- gt,-.. : , in ..t AVe surface and grind our Lenses. own .1 1 f r! r ; :r r :'vf u U i i J U Li iJl J. H. Peare & Son La Grande's Leading Jewelers and Optometrist, t
