La Grande evening observer., December 18, 1918, Image 4

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m LA fiRANDE EVSTSTN'O OBSERVER;
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEBrit: r?. tNil
jHesili(l not krwiw hther to send:
An Independent Nepaper
PuMished Daily and Weekly fuft.hem
f rantle, Orocon, by I -a Gratyle tven
init Observer I'ublishirftf Company.
WUIClto DENNIS. Publisher,
' Entered at the l'ustoffice at I.a Grnile
Ornfon, in Reeond Class Mail Matter.
Address dl Communication to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City and Coiinly Official Paper.
Killing Taiegruph Heporof United
I'reHS Association.
ftchool or let them ran the 1
.tneot. lr did not believe in this ,
ard that, but the fact remained that !
Hill Jones or softie other Neighbor was !
flighty tavk across the street with the
!lu." ''"
Then the tate hoard of heajlh met!
ard reiiKtnted (confidence in its vuc
eine by stating that not A deartt had i
been reported wlre the patient haj !
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YOU WILL FIB AT THIS STORE A GOOD PLACE TO COM E FOR THE THIWGS MEN WANT; FOR THE THINGS THEY
BUY FOl THEMSILVE9. OUR NAME Iff ANY ARTICLE ISA SIGN OF QUALITY. IT ME AKS THAT WHOEVER GETo
YOUR GUT WILL EAVK 1ISPECT I"0R YOUR TASTE.
been nhitt In the arm. with what was
On .Halt; in uthi'F Cities Oregon Hotel i ,
News Stand, Portland; Imperial New. "'PI"- a vry worthlennd
SUiMl, Portland: Multnomah Hotel i useless lru(f. .
I?
XTRA "STRONG VALUES IN ACCESSORIES
News Stand, Portland. Oregon.
Ho what in old General Public go
ing to ilo now? He hns run the ncrtlc;
yes, several scales. He has .flopped ;
up 'nil1'! flopped down. Tie Iws wig-
his finders when
r8UHSCRIlTION RATES
by Carrier
D fly, per month .'. 65c
Ih.'ilv nnr threw mn nth
Daily, per nix months in advance 13.75 I KimI ,lw t,, s
Daily, per year i.t advance J7.50 (ie medical profession ordered. lie
Daily, single copy ,,,..6c . .
Uy J(j haft been in bad and in good with all
Daily, per year in advance. . . . : . $5.00 j authorities, nnd now be is 'brought up
Dnily, tier nix. months fn advance $2.50 1 ... , , ,. ..
Daily! three months -i advance. .$1.25 ( Wlth 11 Ktlff I,um'h to the realization
Daily. rer month 60c . that be does not know where to no or'
The Saturday i-vemng Observer, by
mail, per year in advance $1.50
Weekly Obscrver-Stor, by mail, per
year In advance. .
.$1.50
' CuMrjr Tl. of Tt.M, wH Lane1
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General Public and the
Prevailing "Flu."
what to do.
The belief exists that the following!
of rules laid down by the federal ppv- j
ernmeut in the early part of this game
k best. j
.Some Bay close the town again, and
it may be necessary to do so Put
others, who are well advised and in- i
formed, put up the argument thnt it
is useless that tho "flu" is here in f
quantities nnd gobs, and that closing'
anything will not materially help the
situation, but that tho nets of the in-;
dividual arc the only things that willj
have weight from now on. In other :
words, the person must use rare nnd
caution and be sensible about his .
hrbils.
Put it must be admitted thnt poor
old CJenernl Public is in a predienment
which he cannot fathom.
SKIST3
Tlii' newest patterns ,inl tho latost stylfs i'n shirts. All tlic best
knowji iiuikcs.
SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR
Silk', wool ;iid futton. Heir you will find tile Lest ;ui'l most eom
IVirtalilo undei nrini'iits niiide.
HOSIERY
Fine lislcs, silks and easliinero fast (
ilors; ii lost all rMtlois, '
SWEATERS
A gift that hs aiipreoiated Most all stylos Ln the newst colors.
GLOVES
Stroot and dross joves for .ood liard- wear.
. " Faliries.
Capos, Moehos,
NECKWEAR
You will find here ilic hiest assortmont-
kitest colors.
-newest stvU'S and the
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX OVERCOATS FABRICS AND COLORS TO PLEASE EVERY TASTE.
DO' Your Christmas Shopping
Now.
..........Mi--aa.a,ala.......a.
Everything a Man Needs to
Wear.
La Grande Grieves With T1" member of m. e. church
Judge Smith.
The poor "Cencral Public seems tu
nut be able tu get u firm footing on
tho influenza sifuation, due to the dif
ferences of opinion of the medical pro
fession regarding the disease.
When the disease first struck Knst
ern Oregon it was "n sort of la
grippe," it was something "we have
nil had many times," in the minds of
very able men, and then there was
nnother bunch -of able men who rained
the red flag of danger and said "I.ooii
out for the curs!" or words to that
effect.
No one knew exactly which way tu
face in order to see the cow catche;
or the cal loose. Then deaths "bejrtrj
ti following-and Cencral Public pni I
"It Itmks niij'-hty bad and there niut
be some da mm atlachi'd' to llii
thing."
I'or some t itne the situation v:i
discu-ed pi o and con, and the lid
went on with
Wa;
hat.
Went into rffi-et
nintnuiiilv r
nnd Oie disrit-e siTmcd to abate. Oi
der.s wriv ismd tu lift the lid. It-
was lifted and ibo "flu" lu an to get i
bt.-y :nr:iin, i ele it bad been, busy
nli the timt' and the cas-.a had Uot-I
leen r.-poitt-d, ' I
'Hi" stiili- h':ml of -health gt out iJ
;ei nie v h eve' 1 id' wAs hlioot
it g into tlu ir amis and ankle, and ,
other part1-- of the :ui:itnmy with great i
efteet, mi tlu- people be!ieed. j
'Hi's went along fail ly v i!l and
then it w.ih B'" Mir.i'ed the vaccine!
i
w:i v. r'e hw. jt had t'O value and j
oee had just us well Uke n look at,
the sun i to um the vaccine to pre
vent the "flu."
This hot the faith in the remedy
i
ti pi-res and old !enr;d Pubit be
g;.n to wonder "what v;i the um-?"
He had done fit ordeied. He hail!
l'at,d bis y arm for the aurvrflttn's i
needle; be.biid ma"-h:.led his chil '
dren to the phii' yjitt the van ine j
Wii d spensed and had returned with,
rill ihe kids ma-V proof againii 0m
germ. Then with ne jnterview it j
was diselosed to Tiim tUt there wn
This community extends to Judge
iWilliam Snilth of Paker its deep, siti-
cere sympathy over the untimely
death of his daughter, Mrs. Catherine
Powell. The band of fate has dealt
harshly in this instance and while one
bows tho head nnd repeats " 'tis wel',"
yet tho taking of a young woman m
life's prune a woman who was dear
ly loved by her friends beenuse of her
great worth does nevertheless cause
Jtho living to wonder why such should
lw the case.
Judge Smith is well known in this
city nnd county and the Evening Ob
server wishes to extend to him the
deep feeling of sorrow among his
friends when it was learned that
death bad entered his family circle
and claimed his daughter;.
who mourn her loss.
.Sister Berry was
Christian wo-
Another mother has gone to her re-
This year people Ehould buy use
ful Christmas presents. Wo have
wm-it A i.n f, ,u f;; . u ovei ytdlng from a kiddle kar for
.. ,i vf i- ""---" the baby to a Columbia G
:L V. ; , , nt;!for tho whole
hi liiu oitui uuyonu. j no iunerai
services were held at the house, Rev.
fin no of Atieel in charge. The re
mains were'lnid to rest in the Sum
mervillo cemetery.
Weep not that her toils are over;
Weep not that her race is! won;
(Jod grant we may rest as calmly
When our work like hers is done.'
Till then we yield with gladness
Our mother to Him .to keep,
And rejoice in the sweet assurance
He giveth IMs loved one sleep.
A KKIKND.
Imbler, Ore!, Dec. 10, 101ft. 12-18-11
iri:iti, ok i:ivttn noun
The funeral of l'Mwa'd 11. hit.
who died Monday. Ilncomber 10.
1 It 1 S. will be held IVidav al tei -noon
at 2:1)0 ol)el;, from thr1
Kaglen ball. The tn'onneii: will
be in the Masonic retnelei-y. The
t einalns are now In k1 at.) at Hi'.
Itolin.Mikuup chapel
Bohnejikamp Co.
family.
rapbonola
W. H.
12-13-tf I
THE IT.OWKIt SHOP. '
Opened for the holidays. Next door!
to telephone offiee. Blooming plants,
berried Oregon holly, holly wreaths,
Christmas greens. Open afternoons
only. !
12-11-tf' CHERRY'S FLORISTS.
Olll'l I'AHV
Hattie L. Perry was born at King
ton, Arkansas, Nov. I'Jib, lHi'.l, and
;depailcd this life at tnibler, Oregon,
I December pith; PUS, aged T.7 year.
. I month.
J Hattie I.. Si unwell wns uidted in
, marriage to John I,. Per ry. February
i I lib, P;Sl, at Summei ville, Oregon.
, To this union were born seven ebil
dren who are left.' to mourn her less.
I Jesse W. of lmblor, Ore.; .Mrs. .Mar
tha Aitgeline Masters 'of I,u Crande;
John Ilarve-- f m (imnde; Mrs. Kth-,,
et M. MasU-rs of Imbler; Mrs. I.uty
Kilna Clark of Hei niiston; Vei n A., j
I who is with the I .a Orande hospital
iui.it in l-'rance; Ceitrgia II. of Imbler.1
i NEW TODAY:
POlt KKNT - Fumedieu
keeping rooms, l'hon-j
SIM..
Few Kscape.
There are few intieen who escape
having at least one cold during the
winter months, and they are fortu
nate who have but one and get
through with it quickly and without
any .serious consequences. Take
Chan-berluin's C-rjgh Remedy and ob
serve the direction vith each bot
tle, and you are W. c'y to be one of
the fortunale one;;. 'I lie worth an I
merit of this remedy has been fully
proven. Thei-a air many faniilie.i who
have always used it for years when
troubled with n cough or cold, i
with the very best results. Adv.
Spuds Spuds
$1.35 $1.35
EARLY SIX WEEKS SEED POTATOES, FINE COOKERS AND LARGE
SIZE. $1.35 PER SACK, WEIGHING OVER 100 LBS., DELIVERED AT
YOUR HOME. 10 SACK LOTS, $1.30 PER SACK.
Spuds
$1.35
When you want to buy candy,
naturally will po to
you
WAXTKO C! i i-l or woman for genevrl
housework. Cood wages and per
manent position to right person. Ap
ply i!K!) tak street or phone lift!
::t.m. i:-is-;up
lilaek I
FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA GRAN O C. OREGON.
for it. They n'.vas linvf a line 11--M-rlnu'Mt
of the very nicest and bent
made. fll'MHtf
ill
I RED 1781 PHONE ME YOUR ORDERS RED 17S1 ' j
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j CLYDE I. KIDDLE ' j
UST lllnik Pereh.'inn (llley, :'.
years nlil witli star on .-Jieao.
Hi n Mil MUHi ter elr.'le T K 1.11 iii;lit
slionliliT. lienai.l. l'ln.ae lllk.
L'o.M. 12 1 :!-4t-
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liain lu'twe(n
HIlKl.liI. Velle ;illl.
ave at Met'rary's
12-is ;;i
The father nnd hushand departed LOST Anto
ImiiK imil everything lifl' s''l'1' "'''er ;ih, 1 : I S. Craiule anil
, , ,' Mio lll.sn leaves one MsUV anil Iwo, Ki wiiul. 1
h..,d t:l,t,r than n north-end ,.., , ,, ,.,. ,ss. Mr Su. j ,
in I'otihiml iiflor the diy .1W mid 1 MayiM of Marked Tree, Arknn 1 ,
In this eondition ' .s'ati'i'!! el Imbler and . I OII Ul.NI 1 lueo room
. . , , ll .. Mans, II ol Mminierl ie!d, Arkansas. 1 oil. house.- l-'Jl
lite iuinnuiiMi i,'-n'u no- mune iim.1
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Gift
Sepreme
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ends unit neii'hh.
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nvonne. r.'ls.tt
Bamvwv.vswvwwi'HfffA' s'
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Duly tlnve weeks lel'l within wliich to lmy (He
';ir Savings Staiiit I'or 1 1 i 1 1 you inatle your
ieili;e to tile ( loverillllent.
I'nion Cininty must mri
make her iiinta.
base' f'ni.DOO more t:
Ve
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liavt
fall i
maile a H
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letiilid war reeont; don't
Use War Savings Stamps for Christmas prM
011 ts.
La Grande National Bank
Mfmbr Fcikral Krarrv. Ky.t.m
ljNsisnat .f Itt'iiositrtiy i'(.,tli I'lBted Stiitos
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$
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