La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextvrfrirHi ... f UKSD A Yy ;T A NTT ATiYgfl, 1919:' Fbr Strained and Sore Muscles . The Greatest Tragedy o . : of .The Great War A PROCLAMATION For more than tho yca Amcri- cnn philanthropy has been a lurtte fac tor In keeping alivd Armenian, Syrian, Greek and other exiles lAd refugees of western Asia. On two former ocftisiong I have ap pealed to the American people in be halff thtse homeless sufferers whom county, ffi just handed to the JSven ing uxcrver the above proclamation by President Wilson? Mr. Landnum says that word just received from New York indicates that the end of the war him greatly increased our respon sibility. Three million sufferers and refugees have been made accessible by the signing of the armistice who could There is nothing more annoying these cold days than j)ain caused by sqre and strained muscles. the vicissitudes of war iiid maacrcs tot be reached during the war. Now .had brought to the extremist need. our Wmk.is not only relief, but to help The response has l;en most gener- restore the refugees to their homes 'ous, but now the period of rehubilitu-jand provide the equipment that will ition ! at hand. Vastly larger sums! enable them to become sclf-supnort- , will be required Ho rcstoro these ynce'ing. prosperous, but now impoverished, re- 'J'hf Sunday schools of No;h Amer fuifees to thoir former homes than lira have been called to give $2,000,000 iwore required "merely to sustain life! to this cause. Thirty millions will be in their desert exile. immediately needed. Mr. Landrum I It .1.... A nun niui!..x.,n l.... a. n t ... . in L-nviiii'iLcii vil.ib liiuuv i,U'(h,iwib,vb uiut U1B nUllUUy HCnOOIIS OI lArnienuin, ssyriun, tirecK and oiner; union county are responding most iwar sufferers in the near eat w'll re- heartily to the call, and thoir offer- KEEP A BOTTLE OF OUR LINIMENT on hand and use it freely for aches and pains. We handle all of the advertised liniments which aro recommended for man and beast. Iquire outside help to sustain them I through the winter. Many of them are now hundreds of miles from their home land. The vast majority of them ings aro-expected to be both large and generous. Four hundred thousand of the suf fercrs are orphans. Sixty dollars will La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 i La Grande, Oregon are helpless. Women and children, in-(clothe and feed one of these orphan eluding 400,000 orphans. !for a whole year. Many Sundny school I Ihc American committee ror reliet classes arc assuming the support of in the near ca?t is appealing for a an orphan by paving $5J0O per month minimum of $:!0,COO,000 to be nub-;fnr one year. We are sure the Sun iscribed Jan. 12-10, with which day schools of our county will be found !to meet the most urgent needs of in the vanguard of the American Sun- these people. dav school army in this worthy cam' ! 1, tnereiore. again can upon tne pco- paign, pie of the United Stales to make even I more generous contributions than they I have made heretofore to sustain dur ing the winter months those, who, through no fault of their own, have I been left in a starving, shelterlese conditions, and to help re-estublish ! these ancient and solely oppressed.! : people in their former homes on a ! self-supporting basis. (Signed) WOODHOW WILSON. The White House, 29 November, 1918. W. F. Landrum, who is leader of the Sunday school campaign in Union HUNTER L Y'S ! SHERRY'S PERFECT VENTILATION THE JAVORITE Gladys Leslie In Wild Primrose And 11 THE ESCAPE" Chapter 9 of "A Fight for Millions." "Wild Vrtmrose the ViluKraph niuo Kibbon feutura at tho Sherry theatre today and tomorrow Is the story of tho polished Boutltern girl who pottos fin a wild, untmiKht mountain girl in cold, arintocnu ic homo of her father, -whom shft hat!8 bee u use he deserted her moth er when Bhe was a child and whom Hho has nt Keen slneo. Sho flnaiiy wins tho affection of all and naves her father's ward from an entangle ment with a vamplio. Tho picture in from anorlgimtl scenario by Jos eph Franklin Poland and was di rected START FOX FARM ELGIN TRAPPER CATCHES PAIR! OF BEAUTIES UNINJURED I Are .You a Credit Cursed olave BREAK AWAY FROM CREDIT BONDAGE. . PAY QASH. YOU OWE IT TO YOUR FAMILY. AVOID FAMILY SQUABBLES AND COLLEC TORS BURY THEM BOTH NOW-ONCE AND FOR ALL. ' ' Men's Leather Faced Gauntlet Gloves -29c Men's' Fast Colored Overalls $1.98 Men's Fast Colored Jumpers , ....$1.98 Men's Blue Wrist Canvas Gloves .....15c Men's Jersey Gloves, two pairs for .... r..25c Men's Work Shirts 93c, $1.29, $1.49 Men's Wire Sewed Mitts 98c Men's Moleskin Pants .'. $2.98, $3.98 Men's Corduroy Pants .'. $3.98 Men's Sweaters .' $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Men's Caps "... 49c, 98c, $1.25 . Men's Dress Pants $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 to $9.90 .. Men's Unions , $1.98, $2.93, $3.98 PAY CASH OTHERS DO WHY NOT YOU? Animals Arc Said to Be the First of the Kind Taken f live in the " Elgin District. McCair.-; 10 Months 69 ELGIN, Jan. 28. Jep Christiansen, well known local huntor and trapper, who cannot resist t,he call of the eiei -frrcen pines and the lore of the prime val forest, came, to town a few days ago in proud possession of a red fox, which is valued at no small sum of money. It has a beautiful coat of red animals. They will be used by Chris- fur and while on- exhibition in the tiansen as a foundation for a fox farm, window of Hallgarth's hardware store ' preparations for which he already has Incorporated J McCall's 10 Months 69 " attracted the attention of many ad mirinp; eyes. Nor is that all. He trapped a black fox.nbout three weeks ago, which carries a beautiful cover ing of black, and is of opposite sex to tho red fox. Tho black fox was caught by Fred Thomson. Gladys L tmp m c Leslie is the foatui'od plnyor and 1b supported by Richard llarthemosn, Hulnlio Jonsun, Claitdo ClIllinKWa tnr, Ann Warrington, Cbnrlos Kent, Arthur Lewis and Hipulow Coopor-. Primrose, who has betm brought I up by her Uncle Williams, has jusi returned from collogo when ho gels the divide between Salmon and Walla Walla rivers, about thirty miles north of Llgin. The red fox was captured Beaver creek in the same trap and in the same lo- get part of under way. Christiansen is one of th most skilled trappers of Oregon, has an excellent knowledge of fur-bearini; animals, and it is the opinion of all know him that he will make a succ :ss of his fox farm. BOIL DRINKING WATER Owing to the shortage of water at it is now necessary to (he supply from the cation, which indicates' that the twoiGrande Ronde river. All water needed were paired.- Neither of them were I for drinkine nurnmra should he hnlled hurt in the trap. They are the first las a precaution against germs or con- a letter from her father expressing DI V,clr Pfclcs ever caugnt in tins a deslro to have her Ilvo with him f l'tlon of th country and the own. r and rocoivo an education. !13 "riunie in securing ine pair. THE LA GRANDE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Announces a Free Lecture on "Christian Sci ence" by PAUL STARK SEELEY, of Portland, Ore., Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Sci entist, in Boston, Mass. STAR THEATRE, LA GRANDE, ORE. Sunday, February 2, 1919, 3 o'clock, P. M. . You and your friends are cordialy invited to be present. The goods that have made our business a success and enabled us to guarantee them to you are Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim mons Beds, Kenny Rome Springs, Smith Rugs. Furniture Exchange "," JKm:,!S',N PHONE BLAUC P'41 mnt 1 rlccif for IVd Furnlfnr. n- t ill Prlmroao is anpered at her fath for unnaiontly thinking licr a Ihuvuko and determined to no to him jus Hiich, which she tines, nearly dis- ruptliiK hla household by her dress (iind uncouth actions. lly duKreos iund dosplto her actions, sho wins tho juffoctlon of hor fathor and his ward, Jack, und also Incurs tho enmity of la fiuunclul enemy of her father by refusinK to marry Mm, I Jiu k Ib tutiKled up with ii vampire, 'whom he marries when drunk and 'ho ta forbidden to speak to i'rhn ! ruhO, who promptly champions Ins i can ho. Shu also nan a champion In her father's crusty bt.-tret.iry, a wo-1 1 man hater betvuise his wife desert-; ed hi in. ; 1 After several months, her father j Hives a coiulnK-out bull for Trimrose. i Tliero are oilier sensations at tho hall, notably the arrival of tu?r undo with tUllUKH oil Iims lieeli struck on Primrose's farm making her im- mensely wealthy; the arrival of tho vampl'rti to tleKrade Jack and the ar rival of the financial enemy to de mand J. MM). O'HI of rnmrose's father unvler threat to ruin him. Hut l'rinuose rises to every situ ation. Her check Imok saves her father and when sh confronts tho vampire., the woman-iuttiiiK secre tary happily recognizes her as his ileHertiiiK wife, thus s.iving Jack for Primvuse. XNo ueile oi b roadway will prome nade with the fur of either of these tamination. While the conditions at the river are much improved over for mer years, there being now little or no chance for contamination from tit meat company's plant, the city healtfc board urges boiling of drinking water as a precautionary measure. JOHN COLLIER, . 1-15-61 . City Manager. The soda water business is nowa days almost a business within itself. We notice at Silvcrthorn'a fountain they are always busy either with their soda wuter customers or in preparing material for the fountain use, as they manufacture nearly everything they use thereby giving their customers the best and freshest of everything. Their hot tam ales, chili con carne, es chalades, malted milk with whipped cream are always appreciated by all that try them. 1-27-tf FAMILY DRUG STORE I.A QRANOCOnEflON. Tho State Cafe for chili. Crystal Rcbckah lodge No. 50 meets Tuesday as usual. Jmportant busi ness. Members, please como. Rosa Glass. " l-27-2t Prices you can afford to pay for your sprinit suit. New Novelty suits $18.50 to $25.00. Well known Royal Tailors will make you the new military suit for the nifty dresser. The Tog-gery- l-25-7t J- cncaL cos per . Public Accountant. ! fh Income Tax Advisor. 4 614 Main St., Pendleton, Oregon 4- 'h 4- 4- . -J. -i- 4. 4. The t'hivajo hL-altU conuuissioner says the use of tulmivo inviti-s pneu monia; and the Konernl invitations will continue just the same. ''for 10 days' only Coats and suits at one half price. JONbs q.:rab6nev 0 u WORSE THAN .. , DEADLY" " . POISON GAS nliKt. 0 Kldnry divfct la n on. It Mtta'kN fuitB miu ohl In Mfflt rnitt's trif vi.-titn ! ur I "of the Kipro''tiin;lfti4ur, Muiurt' ri:iit hdCk. Iliftilaftif, tt.tiiL.-c.irtii, iliouituu tme tftvk, luiul'SR.', .aiittci rbnev tit, pain in tU loit ttuii lower nb tiiMiiru, ttrincnltr in uith:tuu, nil ui ttnlii-mioh' vt troulle browns -in yoar fl kidmT. 0 0 When aufh fymptnTv pp(ar you will ImnO priatnb- iumI,, tt.fh rl-ii.-f mo liOLlJlKDAlfliiai-Viu O.l t apnilr. rU'M fm'A old H tm- tr tiQi: eX-nMl th tt f"P to hundred r;ira itvieip VjS Uaukiud to tiiv off dieje. It ii imjortfd dirfs-t frD Ihe fcinfr laboratories in Hollsml. v'i.re it hat fci'Il'Cd to doelot tiie 1 h into mm cf tv turS''"t ad benl(l.ie.4t mee n, Ih world. 4nd 9tnv ! ful r,d JuOt rver tint" n: c ; c t"ir ;iio:i t C'h lYomptlf refio'-d if Tilri n.t r- N The Public Knows Where the Thrifty Throng Essential ervice and our original low prices have made the HOOVERIZED the Thrift Store of the ..jmnML , whole community. Save one third or more on your Coffee WE ARE STILL MAINTAINING OUR ORIGINAL LOW PRICES ON ALL BRANDS Thrift Blends, per lb 23 .Victory brand, per lb ...2S Liberty brand, per lb 33 M. J. B. COFFEE ' l ib. package .'.SSf1 3-lb. package , ifll.iO 5-lb." package ".1.75 . 'ROYAL CLUB COFFEE . . l ib. package , :.....35o 3 lb. package :$1.00 5-lb. package .'. $1.65 COUNTRX CLUB COFFEE 'l ib. package 3-lb. package .: .....S6 5-lb. package $1.35. HILL'S BLUE CAN COFFEE l' pound 35d 3 pounds $1.00' 5 pounds : $1.65 HILL'S RED CAN COFFEE ' 1 pound H pounds "... 10 pounds 3S 75 $3.70 GOLDEN WEST COFFEE l ib. package .... 2)2-lb. package . FRESH HANCH EG33. PER DOZEN 5 rW CREAMERY BUTTER. TWO POUNE ROLL SI. 10 United Plutet F&d 9 O aminiwx- No. (PiViM. ' irr-r H00.VER1 ZED. GROCERY 0 , 0l HARRIS. PrVUPRIETOR Ntil lloor to mil's Department Stftc? ?- ffl ( Uniui SVr 0n 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. S&urdiy ripen ontU 9 :30 p.m. t I f- tlt . ' w 0 O P 0 Q " "wsvtm r- y,r "iff Q o- .10 O O a 0 o