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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1919)
O O TTTT'PPDA Y 'PT1 OTTT, r r ,; . ''v -rr r 3 X i t o , o i o o , A. ...? JR.. Published to aroiiH the -1'8 of every ci(Dunily. TV, I!?- nnH Wvelrlv at Tn - r., O (lr,.1.,m hv ri f:r.,! Fvpn-S"" ing b.orver Fubliehiiifc Coiftany. jUJ' o TmT)0F TKNNV i'lil1! a in St. Louis, huggfits that i'lean- campa.ns t) is ,pW:jr lant ir)i't than one week, u ml lake On u brn.olt Grande, ' .. . (0 ! it Iff swung nil over me eounny r. , .. I ui'if'ttffl cverv. 4,'inimunily, m& matter AddieGl.ll CofiiDiumciUioiu to h(jW ,Hrrt, , -h)W 8nmi, H ni.y Wf t(. V.'IKSl Uri'VUIJ 9 m.' " A wVVtVS VS p MMIirWWIWI g-J-lW J.-... II t,r. UlllMIl ) 'r i ,)) 'i'he National (Mean-!) and Paint- campaign bureau, with httiiw- P The Ohscivcr, 1 7 y Sixth street. iv ni4 (otinlv W t'ielalePnper, put foil it heht effort tS'nikc Urnl fir ion a better Wave to live in. (ii Sale in uther Cities xJnigwUlulm 'Ve neyd an imriiiinfe ami cofllin News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newajunus ami Ibmou) campaign that rep resents and TnlislN very interest and V Stand, 1'oriy.nd; Multnomah Ho'.el Nlmvs tand Portlund, Oregon. HUIISCRUTION KATES liy Carriei .Dully, per rhouih ..... 6Sr Daily, pur Ihrue munOia Sl.Uj Daily, per six months in aiKunc f.'l.7y Daily, per year in ndvmice 17. 50 Dniiy, Binle cupy. 5c . ly Mail Daily. p year in mivone J5.00 Daily, per six months in advance ljt.50 Dnily, three nionijm ;n advance. .11.25 Daily, per month. Weekly 0serv6r-Star, year in advance 00c by mail, per tLSO My Country Tit of Th, wi Lmnd Some Old Traditions Spoiled. oiirJini'.iitloi), ovory man, woman ami child in this community, in a rruxad'i of clcanliitt'.';;, thrift lind civic pridu. and their practical application." Neat yard, chiin Ktit'ets, every tf ran and ncnip or waste paper lHf.nse(, of properly instead of left to clutter up (he landscape, are .only tlrt; utm plesl aims of the clean-up campaign. Hepairs on liouseH, barns and fences, iiri well as all ki'ndn of, iinprovenient:; on public hiiildin'H and parkn, call for energetic, thorough work and the ear nenl eo-opeiation of everybody in the neighborhood. Incidentally, the fullest nrryiru? pu'. of such a campaie;a will mean morn opportunities for employment in any community. Carpenters, masons, tin ners, painters, gardeners, etc., will b" in great demand for a considerable period.' The Tniprovert1 appearance of the town will be ' closely followed by improved health and prosperity. Proper Use for Explosives .1 v. UV.' I'ltr. r-: .v . IS" 5 m4' I A ) " wr.o ....O r,.j-- alilJI Of M'-''lt'.M klMIVViil',' tlMMt Mty and Ii:iiiTi: in.,- Ooni uk-M'tj oi 0''i clilhlrfii wfj ild ilo ititicli to Jnilnfe tfitf . red ;iUsue from our Mle. . ilt Is iioprd thiit mery moth-T anil Vrv wool ill inl-A 'su (1 in undoi-- ;rindi lierstlf or i:er cliiblffn will jhvfar Ir. )tiH:l;r r.litle Fhn herd. j'-'MUr. Kiflrer in a 'yslelan will j'l 'fOty-thiee yearn practice ua been !0'il! in-pared by tb :.itLii;dep..rti!if:iit lo bung lsr ' l.nt to voinP'i aio' z'u Is a?'d fslii- drieakH under thu aip'ces or tbc f)ic ai-p!i Social .vaem.1 .Sociity. iv The re v'l be no niir:don tTir;:i' b'i. Ilm btetift! rnd u collection wiP oij t:il:'ll. j LETTERS WORK ' J LIBERTY LOAN a - 4 1 THE TWO FOR ONE SALE. The at Silverthora's, April 4, 5, and 7, Friday, 9 The precepts of Renjamin Kranklin are frtely used in connection with im pressing the lessons of the benefits of thrift. This has been spoiled by the assertion that if everyone were as penurious and close-fisted with their money as the old philosopher advised there wouldn't be enough pennies in circulation to make change at the postoffice and the advancement of the!;' 'n!i; world would be set back to the plane of a community of misers. One after another our traditions nr toppled over and our ideals dimmed. There Is tfco bee, J'or example,. From time immemorial, and possibly longer, the bee has been a synonym of pro ductive industry and-a model for man kind. ''H-ow doth the little busy bee, etc."? JJow doth she, imhed! According to recent observations of ineverent, hard-beaded, practical .ohserwrs, t hit is the way she dolh: She goes around gathering honey fur two shining hours, and' thin she sneaks home to the hive and lays inf, stuffing herself from her store 'of sweettj, and la.ily working her wingf just enough to keep herself .cool sweet food being heating, as every body knows. .She arts precisely like the idle xVomeiv we sometimes read about who spend the afternoon dip; ping into a handy bon-bon box and furnishing motive power to a palm leaf fan. ' After a while this gormandizing lethargy palls on Mrs. I See. The con centrated food she consumes pmduecw H i much energy that she just has to get outdoors and work it off, some how. So she proceeds to take the only exercise she knows anything about, and makes her flower-rounds again. Two hours on duty and two off sceniK to be her usual schedule. The ex pei'tn say they have yet to find the bee that puts in an eight-hour day. There is only one hope left tint fti't. And after this saddening revela tion, we're almo.-t prepared lo learn that Mrs. Ant is a hypocritical loafer Cleaning Up Only a Beginning. mayors, of health In m:wiy communities the city malingers and boards nve calling upon tne put die to tak the necessary step in preparation fur Clean-up week". They are to no tiff' citizens vt d.ite, to airnnfre for proper.dHi'.sM of the rubbMt ollcct- Isaiab's promise that swords should Im beaten into plowshares and thH Hpears into pruning hooks is given nj new mid wondrous version itt one of the peace measures adopted by tin- United States government. The modern equivalent for sword. and apears, ns everybody knows, is xplosives. Instead of cutting up the we blow him up. And thi I chief ingredient of our many blowing j up mixtures is nitrate. Now, it happens, strangely enough j that nitrate is ab'io one of the most necessary and valuable substaneea i i used in ngriculturo. It Is just nn good to make things grow as it to Am ash things aa good to create as tn kill, Chemists t-ay, indeed, that the process i veiy much the wime in both eases, aiid tint 'be stimulus given t",!! plant growth by the nitrate might j dencriln d as an infinite number of in- finitely small explosion:; in the plan'j celif.. ' , So it is perfectly fitting that the war department, should be turning j jl over to the agricultural deparhiu'ii more man i.-o.nou ton.; oi nuiale oi . j seda for dist riltution among Americae; farmers. j That would he .enough to' kill bun dieds of thousands of Cermans. It ir alho enough to produce millions of bu.-duls fif grain and save vast mini hers oi hungry europiums from star - h vation. Wonderful a're the ways Providence. OI K ItlC TWO FOK ONK H AI.IC TWO PACK A (i JCS FOH TM V. I'll l( K 1T ONK AM, OOOO lilt; VAI4 KS VOl, WILL NOT J.K IMSXP POIM'KI) IN A SIN'U.K IT KM MKNTfONKO IN OUK TWO-roil-O.NK SALL. We put this Kiile on ho I hut our ciiMonu ik may once u year have aa opportunity to buy at a spe cial bargain of the h:st line of goods in onr More. The price we make on every item in this f:ile we believe the brut made on the- Pacific Co;.sl in many yearn. . Thi hale for three days only Friday, Saturday and .Monday, April llh, otlt and 7th. Thewe extra values in $1.00 Ladies Kuhhrr CPove now : 2 pair for SI. 00 7"e Ladies Kulmer fJJoves. now 2 pairs for 7.ic The Prisrilla 'and the Staudtsh- the best selling linen envelopes in nur storen (or lc u package . 7rc Keifs "Linen Paper ruIT pound patkugf. Ibis sale '.,,.2 packages fm 7."e J!0c Vanity Vioh t Talruut powder ?. for Z'.'r: 'fOc Prnaksiilv Tab'iim powders splem'td Millet k in violet or carnation 2 for ilJ fiOc Favorifit Talcum powdrrt .-or. c:uh.2 fr .fi)c 2-k Hav Talcum Powder 2 for 2. 2."ic Tar Shampoo Soap one of the bcM brands m:ule , 2 for 2."c Aspirin Tablets l! tor !!." r,f-- Ni-rvn Tablcf-i . .' for :".0c ."ie i-' ir.ko'd -- a Citscara iaxative fahlct 2 for l."r: i' Dr. Me ers,' Digesli. e Tablet r--(iiir of our b, i! sellers . . : .' 2 fnr 't'l't-at: ical ' eld Creajn o:,e of the best nelh'rs. .'tile runs 2 for .'t(e 0e cans 2 for lift:- 1.00 caiw . . , .2 lor SU!f SI. 00 h"tlle of Ur. IviNon's Asparagus Nerve 'ton ic 2 for Sl.(M) M.fiO bottle Mm-ronS Anti-l.e-iti .....;! for yl.:Vi The following Art h Preparat ioie h bi;h h:. been sold nt our for more lb;in lea years sad have ;tM:iK been found satisfactory. Arch 'ci;cl;ibie Con. pound fpr $l.2i Arch Tenth Pasie 2 f ir .3' Arch Kecf, Iron and Wim 2 i.tc t.?." Arch SarsiiPAi ilia Compound x..'l for t Arch Castoria 2- lor ,; i Arch lle"diche Powders '.2 for ."1 . Anh l oot Comfort 2 or .:i0 Anh Tooth Powder 2 for ..'10 Wars or tho Victory Loan. 1 A pMmiiieut business man of St. .outs has suggest nd that if all h'islness ettera were signed in this manirer h thought of the Victory Libeitv Ixian would be so firmly irapre-red n everyone's mind that It wo'ild be tuueh easier to raise tho $."i.0i)0.o(jo,00') o bo asked for by the government' .esinning with tho fifth drive April !l. " . Mako your letters work fnr the Vie-; fnry Loan. Start in, now to booat. lako the slogan "Yours for the Vic- lory Loan," help put tho fifth drive jvor tho top. Ve have? a limited supVly of Faiifjy.Early Tlosn Sivd Potatrips. . .PtACE YOUR ORDER N0V Harris Groeerjr Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 1!)2 408 North Fir Street Across the Traclt j. f (An KlliTtal) AMERICANS NEVER QUIT The Germans found that the Anieri nn doughboys at t!ie front worn not Arch Liltb? Liver Piljpittters. Let, us show those dough Arch White Pine l,ovs that the Americans who hLivpi! Luralyptus ... fit home are not quitters. There is no Anh While Pine ( totter way to do tl is than to hold on KllcHhptus. largil,, the Lfbrrrlv Ilnnils wn h:ivi mwl Imv Arch Syrup of Fig 1, tte iimil' when wQ aw. asked to Arcn 'lonihache Ore) l4nMWww 'Jlie follow nif; are preparations maut b;riKd;WTT.r" from 1'orinubui used in the most prominent drug Mores thiougliaut the Coiled Stites for many years, and always proven, satisfactory. StlvcrP'.nru's Almond Cream 2 for 2ac Sihei thorn's Ideal Shampoo 2 for 7"c Silverthoin's Ideal Shaving Lotion 2 for 3"ic SilverlhornH Ideal Oenilatory' 2 for 7."c Silvi-rtbfcrn'fl Ideal Depilatory, large ...2 for AOc S;lv-rt horn's Ideal it;iir Tonic 2 for SI. 00 SHvcrl horn's (eld Cream 2 for 2"c Silverthorn's Cold Cream, large 2 for 30c Silver horn's Alavsage Vanishing Cream 2 for 2"c SUv-erthorn's .Massage Vanishing Cream 2 for 70e S'lvfcthorn's t'amphidalum 2 for 25c SiK-;" 'bain's Cnmphulatuai, large 1 for .10c j.jh-rrtorn's Viohlta Cream 2 for 25c Silverthorn's Hoe .Cream 2 for 2;"ic S'lvew horn's Cvrmirhie Hair Tonic ....2 lor 75c Silverthorn's Cold Taldets 2 for 25- Sih ef thm-a p Co. n Itt-mtdv 2 for 25c r'.h irthM-n's l iver Tou-.-Iu-rs 2 for -25r SHiO boxes 1'rillinnt Lawn Stationerv. an extra valor I for $1.00 75c boxes Keith's Kraften Linen Lawn Hulk Pa-; ocr fur 75, Announcement from 50c to Crepe de chine ir. plain and fitures. Prices , $2.25 and $2.75 a yard. S AV,. M I Prices range $1.25 a yard. I See Our Window. ' : " liOc boe title bov( I'cuigee Linen .. . . . M'l'hhs Linen 1 2 for CO.: aper and Fnvelopes 2 for HO.- .awn Paper and Kn- 2 for $1.00 SI. 00 limes Kriiflcn Until vclclus . . . . S2.2." .MlKi.TI'K HOT WATKR HOTTl.KS. fil'l 2 ( 'i.'t ft ! in " of lilt' lK't n!;(li'- 2 Tor S2.'i.i air, (nun jnsi:t nor watkk imit- I I 'S 2 for S2.2."i S2r imi'ip ii.inv (Lorn inskktion J (U STAIN SVI(IS'(;K3 2 Tor S2.0I) : i.ii C(-'l': TKN KM'il) I LOW svnis(;r. ;. t rjiiT iv.l ltli IIOTI'l.i: 2 ils.. .2 Tor $3.00 Tr;iilMiir Arluitns Tiilfiim Pmi (lor nine of the h' ? ni!i.'i"r;iclir-d 2 for 23c ;t')f (';iryii-i'yi; 'r.ilviim Powder 2 for 25c Two Discredited Prophets. Anmng nih"t ulnelenth-i''entury false pr ti'lu Is oillu be li.n-ntloni'd the ex-naval onicrr, Ith lutrd Ilnrtlu-rA. who predlrtisl that h' would be- king of Joitisalcm, mid Private James While, v lio founded a re'iylous pvel known as the .le.reelltes. SILVERTHORNS, The FamiIy Drys Slore PUTS UP TROPHY FOR COMPETITION IN CHURCH LEAGUE I II I A 1 lb dlexlng that the church basket hull lo if;ue should have a suilahh' trophy ty lie pl.iyeil for, ('ashler T. .1, HeropKiii ol th Culled States Nat lonat Itaak luis ' ordered a fine, larr.e loving tup whtch will be pre sented tn the -win 'lin. i team :it the entl of (he if heduh'd uuiul't-r of saint's. Tho cup Is 12 3-1 Inches high. , The M. I. A.-tenm, which won last n U' Jit a eoute.d from the Mel bod ism at tin; Y. M. C. A., look like the chitiniu'onshtp team so far, as they lme not bwt a gnme A Landmark In . Union County ;r 11iirty-v o yrars this incut t'.u tnr ni p ilt el 1 v, WV.Mtv lai irT iler flic licst ire now hisforv. . . liaiik lias ln'cn n proin i'1'jni'iit ;f I'nion 'oiui M'ltcr cuiijii'i'io rt'ii llwin ever Ih'foiv in oiir tfapVt.nl ami 3nrK posits V ... LA GKAftDE KAUOKALCAKK" ilfc brr lirrtf llmr S;.i4jo , Reliable j&nd irogrcsrvft c Ok . Power Farinm? Made Plain Ono of the groatost and most comprchensivo ex liiliitioiis and demonst rations of tractors and the puwer farming nKichincry ever held west of the .Mississippi. - . i WALLA WALLA ' TRACTOR t -'" AND FARM POWER Y . f Demonstration ' WALLA WALLA, WASH. THREE BIG DAYS April 2324 and 25. J'.rin- your wife and family and spend a day or two at the show. Ji. Half Million Dollar Power Farming Educa tional Event. Ample accommodations and transportation faT cilities to the grounds. For Reservations write Walla Walla General Committee, Walla Walla, Wash. e:vA:M::.'"'v;.; '';.. rt.1ltM"'W,"HB) ?si if. vvL" ij.'ii'' ili'':" !iiri'i:sca:i!ii:',i!,l!:lliiit..1-, ,3 !!:!i!!;i,.rn Ik m by K J. Ktrnol-U 1 Jtco Co. sv'ttjn, end itf!f-v a t Un 'imaw f.tricci fnurrf' KTyitat (1:111 ii-TJrr L'tj'A ffliiifwf 'of !hrt tnc fsv.-.z.r i.: $u.h .iv crp. ci Fi ii-ici or, i". A. wiii a ytv, i. you Page Woven Wire Fence "We still have it for sale a car of new stock .jwst arrived and another on the way. Every- body knows Pagv Fence is the best fence. Kemember, I dp the stretching:' See or phone 'me-for prices. Have several styles and heights to select from. J. A.-CHANDLER TKCNE ELACK 3702 , V!. II ! o i o. .1 '4 it o" ' ! ' I- o 6 - -i 03 A. 15 ;5 . ana . ;ik- c,u..n;jai lnJ. r.iue by Oure :ii- -s' v - - if ' . , seven ciiys ig ot ui sr.-.oke j I 'I'M 1 1 , -: '1 . coup'oa8" . . ; - i:.s,1'crlT.a rar.dcfVrc ' ?l'l$ao i'iul this cimpoiLjOnd four othcrs.tifi;ctlicr with "' i-ciits. . !.cd, l'.r which send "Tlistnrv ot'ihc WMd'ar.to: ' . " : x & V v-TTT 8 " J e , . , v .... . " - . 0 r i t y 'o I o -o- S. O O - ft mf .rMKVHi Vicxnl 8o oo Q n 09 O 9 & ,. -.-. . --.