La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 29, 1918, Image 4

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EVENING OBSERVER
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: Publlahed DaHjr and Weekly at la
' Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Even
ting Observer Publubing Company,
V: BKTJCB DENNIS, Publisher.
Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande
. Oregon, ae Second Claae Mall Matter.
; Addreai all Communication to
, The Observar, 1710 Sixth Street.
City and County Official Paper.
: Evening Telegraph Report of Unii
rrtn Association;
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Thanksgiving Was
served By All.
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France gather their crops and cheered
up the aad little war orphan, and all
the while their private life has been
clean and honorable. , 'And with this
'LQtat "the enlisted man it a wonder "
-f-)bviously thia development of moral
racter in mnaa by our 2,000,000
overseas will be a potent social
at home. It has justified the
orary militarisation of the n'ution
n unforseen manncrt An nrmv
ed from American firesides wa
ted to be different, but the event
surpassed the? hiijhest hopes.
would an old-time army, what
Caesar's legions or Marlbor
trooperg, have thought of the
ine inanKsgiving cerenr
La Grande vesterdnv w.ta
' . . , -, mnestlon thi:t their return home
;.nnd it mav be tinned mnrVl I .
1 'r n i.t i i t- . i j i ..
m the fact that It was in all L .. , ' . tl ,
vied these citizen soldlors of the Ame
ican republic. They have won n dis
tinction uniijue In the history of war
fare.
era,
inspects a community service In
'which creed was relegated to the
i winds and all participated with a
common unity of gratitude and inter
est in the occasion. Jt was such an
( observance as would without question
'hnve met. the approval of the Great
: ; jLcador through whom and by whom
f (Christianity has its supreme and kind
s' y guidance.
Emerson, the great essayist, states
that the matter of doctrines and creeds
depends almost entirely on the condi
tions of birth and environment; that
'H is almost wholly a matter of sur
roundings and education which impels
obedience and respect for certain
'forms of faith, and this same condl.
wtion largely affects the Individual's
political preferences, The man who
y born of Quaker parentage and whq
; brought up in a Quaker community
becomes an adherent of that partlcu
(lar sect; whereas, he would be entire
ly different If his surroundings had
'been different. , " '
This discussion Is not worth while,
'. It js enough to know that a better day
;fi dawning when all may meet and
Cfeol the allegiance and responsibility
that Is due to one (mother and render
.together united thanks and grateful-
Hess to the Giver of All Good.
BIO
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The Liberation of. Lux
' emburg.
j,; For over four years the little state
Abf Luxemburg has been a sealed book
.'to the outside world. . Held in the
r possession of the Germans, Jt nu t
Ragged and shackcled. No word of
'-.what was going on there wsb permit.
. ted to pass the Iron barriers with
. ;,Vhlch it was surrounded. Its neutral.
ity hiul been violated, its independence
(Suppressed.. Its people, barely a quai
nter of a million of them, wore prison-
H ers of war, shut off from all inter
course with their friends beyond the
'"French and Belgian linesi Tho citi
zens of a frco country, the Luxem
burgers lived at tho mercy of their
t jailers, powerless to protest, helpless
. to defend themselves against any out-
n(to of military tyranny.
" '- At' last the mystery of Luxemburg
has been broken. Rid of the Germans,
whoso armies. dishonored their torri
'tory, tljey rejoice In welcoming their
deliverers "the glorious troops of the
; Entente and America," and, proudly
i proclainj?that'sufferfng insuperable
' humiliations, .the, population has dis-
rdainftilly jkjebWall offers of concili
ation coming from their oppressors."
ffhelr prison doors have been opened.
iAt last they breathe the! alp of free
dom and Can manifest to tho nations
whom their voices could not reach for
sc many cruel years, their ' eternal
' gratitude.
SURPRISE TO
MANY IN I.A oriAxni;
People are surprised at the j
8TANT action of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., an mixed in
Adlor-l-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flush
es the ENTIRE bowel tract so com
pletely it relieves ANY CASE of
sour stomach, gas or constipation
and rpevents appendicitis: The IN
STANT, pleasant action of Adlor-l-ka
surprises both doctors and pa
tients. It removes . foul matter
which poisoned your slomacli for
months. C. D. Putman. Adv.
4-4-fS
Mice tucdcca cmiyu hT
, iiiuiiburt n, ' jJ
I J I huh
. 7j5: IT-
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Largest Stock,Most Correct Styles Lowest Pri
Oil Quality Footwear for Men, Women and Children
"Wonu-n's Shoes, made of finest leathers, over stylish shapely lasts; they
are glove-fitting shoes, that give fullest wearing value.
Taupe Orev, Lace, Covered Louis
: Heel .....;!...-... ....;...:.... $13.50
Coeo Brown, Laee, Leather Louis
Heel . .... $13.50
Dark Brown Laee, Leather Louis
, Keel .............. ..:.......................: $11.50
Black Kid, Laee, Leather Louis
Heel $10.00
"Women's Xapa Tan, High Shoes, for out-of-door weiir.
Taupe, Orey, Laee, Cloth Top...$9.00
Dark Brown, Laee, Cioth,Top...$9.00
Both in Military and Louia Heel.
Dark Brown', Calf, Walking Shoes,
.: : ....$7.50
...... ....................$8.50 to $10
Certuln Cure For Croup. .
Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Greenville,
111., has had experience in the treat
ment of this disease. She says,
"When my children were small my
son had croup frequently. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy always broke
up these attacks immediately, and I
was never without it in the house..
have taken it myself for coughs
and colds with good results." Adv.
Relief from Eczema
Don't worry about eczema or oth
kin troubles. You can have a clco
lealthy skin by using a who semi
ibtaincd at any drug store for 35c, c
atra large bottle at .
Zemo generally removes pimples, blacl
leads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm
nd makes the skin clear and health;
mo Is a clean, penetrating, antisepU
quid, neither sticky nor greasy and stain
othlng. It is easily applied and costs :
lere trifle for each application, , It I
iways dependable.
Th If V t - f r-' .(1 O.
"Our soldier think tho only real '
queen on earth Is the American glri,Hj
declares Miss Theresa A. Smith, who
has Just returned from a tour of sing
ing to the soldier In camp for the Y.
M. C. A. Miss Smith' home Is In
Brooklyn, and she Is known among tho
concertgoers as "rne Daman Nlgntln.
gale," ... ......
MEN'S SHOES We, have them in' Up-to-Date Designs, , and
. at prices you will appreciate.
.Men's Shoes, blaek, all leather, laee and button...... .....$3.50 to $10
Men's Shoes, tan and Mahogany, English lasts . $6 to $10
Men's Army Shoes, tan, Muiison last ........ ...$6 to $7.50
Men's Heavy Work Shoes,. all'lcathors and all styles $4 to $13
Sweet milk; fresh, pure and clean
Drmlner Cream Station, next door to
Hilton a Garage, Adams Ave.
ll-25-4t
Miss Friedcrike Schilke will, open
piano studio at her home, 1502 N Ave.
For terms, cnll Black 332. ll-22-6tp
WEI.COM E TO :.jY NEW OFFICE
I have just completed moving
all my abstract records and. office
eouipment into the building one
door south of the Observer office
where I shall be pleased to meet
all my friends and business clients.
Still have money to .loan, make ab
stracts from complete set of rec
ords, write your Insurance and do
a general office business. Call In
and see me at my new office, 1708
Sixth street. -11-19-tf.
J. R. OLLIVER.
WINTER Al'PI.KS
Apples 75c iper box, bring your
boxes or sacks, 5 blocks north of
Citizen Soldiers of the
i American Republic.
.... An army coming home victorious
from war is not always counted on to
exercise a high moral Influence,
Camps are not Sunday schools, and
' behind the plaudits for the returning
troops there are sometimes mental
..reservations as to the effect on social
conditions of a soldiery fresh from
successful campaign. Yet here
' Secretary Baker asserting that . the
.greatest inheritance the country will
jdcrive from the w jrld war will be tho
frcflcction uyon Its future govern
ment of the simple virtues the men
of its armies have absorbed in the
training camps and at tlia front.
,; That is a tribute probably never be
fore paid to nn army, and certainly
never so well deserved as by the Amer
; lean army. Its soldiers, as the Sec
retary says, have not only fought like
Jheroes but live dlike gentlemen. They
have gone singing into action and
'"helped the aged and Infirm women of
Keep Your Pledge
f You have only 30 days longer within
.which to buy the War Savings Stamps
, yoil pledged yourself to buy before tho
end of the year. Union County must
purchase ,$()0,000 more to make her quo
ta. BUY NOW.!
La Grande National Bank
Member Federal tteserva feyatom
Designated Depository of the United Statca
Government V
CHILDREN'S SIIOKS that will stand the strain of hard usage, laee
, .widths Sensible shoes at sensible prices. '' , ' ?
Women s Felt Comfys, in all the now colors, King's Blue, Light Blue,
j-jaici, rawn ana JJiack..
and . button, black and tan; all
Old Rose,
Women's, Misses' and Childrens, Boys and Men's Moccasins ,
Silver Crcy, Scotch
..... $1.85 to $2.25
$1.25 to $3.00
.......... -i
VUdlgC AIUVUllbO All-
vited. . Merchandise !
j Delivered. !
,. -'
Stock Complete.
Prices Lowest.
ias visfisii i 1 w
0. W. R. N.,ahop. 27.09 N. Bircn
St. Old Chapman rlace. U-18-tfS
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DONT MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mill it to
Foley & Co., 2836 Sheffield Ave., Chi
cago, 111., writing your name anu- uu
dress clearly. You will receive in re
turn a trial package containing Fol-
oy's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pains in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments, and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation,
billiousness, headache, and 'sluggish
bowels.
Sold everywhere.
For Your
DINNER
Plum Pudding Grapes Sweet Potatoes
Mince Meat Cranberries Pumpkins .
Raisins Fresh Huckleberries Squash
Currants I'ci'slmnions Celery
Nuts ' Oranges Lettuce
Green Olives Ilananas . Cauliflower
Itlpe. Olives Grape Fruit Cabbage
Sweet Cider -; King Apples . ' . Fresh Tomatoes
Grape'uice , : ' ,vj Delicions Apples Onions
I Cookies' i i, '. India Relish. f , Carrots . ...
Cakes ' ' Horseradish Cocoanut .
Preserves Jelly and Jams Honey ... ,
Sweet Pickles ,'v Sour Ilcklcs Dill Pickles
CONTRACTORS ATTENTION!
When you arc in the market for
T
. It wili pay you to send your specifications
to
WILLIAMS LUMBER CO.
1604,.Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon
We Furnish Everything in the Lumber Line.
Deal with the Manufacturer and Save Money.
' wjtnpoupis''
i -and broths.", You will find Snow
' Flakes satisfying in every particular.'
J You will . enjoy immensely their
t delicious. saiiycnspness and. rich
All Kinds of Canned Goods
Hug's Groceteria
'THE BUSY STORE IN THE BUSY BLOCK"
Phone, Main 35
I t 'rfd 1 II Uon t ask tor crackpr-a. .Snnui l
A 1 lYour grocer can supply youo U
!?Proven Entirely Satisfactory"
Only perfect satisfaction can ac
count tor the use of ZEROLENE
by tlio majority of automobile own
ers. Leading coatt distributor ilso Httlff thit It
it " most MlUfftCtory motor oiL"
Thejr know from th recordt of thtlf terrlee
department and we know from aibauttivt
Urtt that ZKKOLBNE, eorrectly r fined
Irom atlccied California aaphalt-batt . crude
5ivt parffct lubrication with Itait carhoa
tposit Get our lubrication chart ahowing
the correct consistency lor your car.
At deaJera rry wfteraanrf Standard Oil
Srvtos- Station.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CtlilornU)
ZEROLENE
IheStindvd Oil for Motor Grs 1
4" T. nTAXWKTJA LMvil Agftt.'
Thit, the ML"-Htad trpe
of automobile enjine, like
all infamel eombuefjort
nfinva, requires an oil
that holds Its lubricating
qualities at cylinder heat,
burns clean 1st the com
bust ien chambers and
Joes out with exhaust.
EftOLEND fills these
requirement! perfectly,
aWcavac- it f correctly r
UneW from swtocfed C'r
Axnia apArVe crvdav
"Nsr
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SAMS ON
YES IT IS ALL OVER, OVER THERE, ISN'T
THAT GRAND?
Now tins country will be called on more than ev
er for wheat, the poor starving souls must be
fed. What a rc you doing toward filling this de
mand'? Saw one of'our SAMSONS Tuesday that
had plowed nearly 700 acres of land and cut with,
a combine over COO acres, besides harrowing,
discing and drilling hundreds of acres, and had
been out less than $5.00 on repairs for the two '
season's run, not so bad, is it?. They are as relia
ble as the best and nioreso than the most. We
. have one for yon, but will sell it to the other fel
low if he beats you to it, so hurry.
La Grande Implement Co.
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