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SUNB j e -Mo Weil W E0a &atc V if.
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Give Chuftbt-i-.'ttin a Courii Keniedj
to keep the tough loose und expecto
ration ta p-. It is e&ellent. Adv.
Saturday .md Sunday pine apple
sK'rbet will.be served at Silverthorn"
f fintain. You may expect something
,e::i:a nice. .Iso fruit ,-iut surjdae
tpcciali. . 4-M-3t
FAMILY DRUG STORK
GWANDE.ORCGON.
een
Eyesight
brings to its posses
sor ;i thojisand
Itcauties o t ! e r s
miss.
G. S. Birnie
Jeweler and Optician
IK
1 ht is tone
reason whyi detee
livo vision VlioHlil
l.ic inoinjitlv (4r-rivtod.
J.VSTALL.ONE IN YOUR
NEW HOME .
Universal Pipeless
Furnace
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Fred
IMumbinff and Heating Co.
A Long
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1 ' D gs! fell hT$ r -": ;n
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New and Used
All makes and sizes priced from
$20.00 to $125.00
Furniture Exchange
LIj;kl2!l ... Pir and Jeflerjoji
' e Eistiri"?: jai J f or U:l Turalture. s
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SHY F8R oVAIN
MAN
"So FuH of HlmMlf That H Hat No
Room for Anything Else," WraU
. William Pcnit!
. A vain man ki a nauseoux creation;
he U so full of hlinsWfwlmt he hu no
rom fur anything elsef be It never so
S n and deserving.
lis I at every turn, that do till
or cun do that. And us be abounds In
comparison, so bo Is sure to Kive him
self the better of everybody else; ae
cordlni; to the proverb, ull the geese
aiyl swans. . . .
They ure certainly to be pitied that
c:iu he ,so much .inistukeu at home.
And yet 1 have sometimes thought
that such people are in a sort happy,
that nothini; can put out uf counte
nance -with themselves, though they
neither have uor merit other peoples'.
lsut at the same . time one would
woiiiler they should uot feel the blows
they give themselves or get from
others, for this Intolerable and ridicu
lous temper; nor show any concern
for that which makes others blush for,
as well as at them, via., their unreason
able assurance. ...
Whereas the greatest iinderstnnd
lnpi doubt luost, are readiest to learn,
and least pleased with themselves;
this, with nobody else.
Kor though they stand on higher
ground, and so see further than their
neighbors, they are yet humbled by
their prospect, since, it shows them
something so much higher und above
their reach.
And truly then it Is. thnt sense
shines with the greatest beauty, when
It is set in humility. William l'enn,
in "1'rults of Solitude."
POE'S PLACE IN LITERATURE
America Has Not Accorded Due Honor
to Her Gifted Son, la Opinion of
Hamilton W. Mabie.
A national literature must have
many notes, and l'oe struck some
which In pure melodic quality had not
been heard before. As literary Inter
ests broaden, and the provincial point
of view gives place, the American esti
mate of l'oe will apiroach more nearly
the foreign estimate. That estimate.
t w t
Spaeth
La Grande, OrcRon
Line Both
ffcLf
on
of Pw'i atOsile quality aift of the
iiuutt'd Indlvhladl "of hi work.
I.owell and I.ievgfellow eonttnueS-'tho
old literary Intuitions; I've seemed to
make a i w tradition. . . . The art-
Wist always .pushes bao the bnnmhi
rie a utile, ami oikmih a w umow nere
ami there through which the lmagina-
tluu look .lit mn Ihe world of which":
It dreams, but which It sees so rarely;
ami we are not prune to mote out
with mathematical exactness our
prnUe of those wh Bet us free. If
we los our heads for a time wluii
KiplfiW4 cmiu-u ,vtth lilt) vital tourh,
his juisslonate interest In living, the
harm Is not ureal. Toe may have
been over-viilned by some of hln eajier
French and German disciples, but,
after ull deductions are made, their
Judgment was nearer the mark than
ours has been; and It was nearer (lie
mark because their conception of lit
erature was more Inclusive and uile
quute. Flamiltoi, V. Mabie,
Finding Fault.
A lil I son wiys, "What uu altsurd thins
it is to puss all over the valuable parts
of a i mm and tlx our attention on his
InUrinlt'Wi I" Hut that seems to be the
hnlilt. About the llrst thins we try to
tlud In u man is his faults. They are
apt to transcend his virtues, even if
the virtues are mountain liih. It
Is n deplorable habit, fr It not only
does Kreat Injustice to the person criti
cized, but It hurts the critic himself.
It lowers his views of life and confirms
the habit of seeing the worst side of
human -experience und losing siht of
the bright Bide. No man can be tt
nun-til man, or u religious man of any
faith, who Is constantly searching for
the faults of people. The llrst duty a
man' owes to his neighbor is to look
for the bright side und ho will then
find, in most cases, tliut the dark siile
Is much smuller than he suspected.
The thlitK to attack is the tdn, for wo
will discover that that is K'"cater than
the man who is guilty of It, Ohio
Stniu Journal,
Our Sister In Typhoid.
In his "Past nud Present," that open
ing cun of the mldnluetcenth century
radical campaign, Thomas Carlyle tells
a grisly story of a poor Irish widow
In Edinburgh, who begged ftr help.
"She was refijsetl, till her strength.
nnd heart failed her; she sank down
In typhus fever; died, and Infected her
lane with fever so that 17 other per
sons died of fever there in conse
quence. The forlorn Irish widow ap
plies to her fellow creatures, 'Heboid,
I am sinking. I um your sister; one
Ood mude us.' They tinswer, 'No, Im
possible; thou nrt no sister of ours.'
Put slit; proves her sisterhood; ftej
typhus fever kills them; they are actu
ally her brothers though denying it."
Do You Sleep Well?
To be at his best a man must have
sound, refreshing sleep. When wakc-lsaid
ful and restless nt night he is in. no
condition for work or business during
tho day. Wakefulness is often caused
hv indio-ostion and rnn.tinat.int. nij-
is quickly relicyed by Chamberlain'
Tablets. ' Try a dose of these tablets
and see how much better you feel with
a clear head and jrooil digestion. adv
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LA GRANDE MARKETS
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RETAIL
Hntler and Eggs.
Putter, creamery, rull .... j.2"i
Kggs, dozen .40
Butter, country, roll 1,20
Tish.
Salmon, lb .30
Halibut, lb " ;30
Perch, lb .15
Fruit. .
Strawberries, box ' .no
Bananas, lb . . . . . 1T(
Lemons, dozen .' .'40
Oranges, dozen '., ikxfi) .'.)()
Grapefruit, Cah, B for .... .2.i
: ' - Meat;.'. ' '
Beef shoulder steak ...... .2".
Peef round steak ,no
Hamburg steak .221
Beef not roast
(Bacon, best local, lb. .
"jPeef, boiling rib, lb. ..
4.0(H)
'Beef, sirloin steak, II).
Beef, T-bone steak, lb.
! Beef, porterhouse, lb.
.WOO
Ham, lb .87
,Ham, sliced, lb 451 .55
Lard, best local, 5-lb. can. 1.5ft
Mutton chops, lb ,!15
Pork, bacon backs, lb HOtfD
Mutton, loin, fitew .2"
Mutton stew, lb. " .15
Pork chops, lb.' 25(7i .35
Pork, shoulder steak, lb...' .HO j
Veal, leg, steak, lb. ..'J5- .
Veal, shoulder, lb .Tin .'.
Veal, chops, lb. '. 25fri .'AT
Lard, lb .KM
Leg of Iamb, lb .'
Lamb chops, -loin, lb .10
Lamb chops, shoulder, II). .
Lamb stew, .lb : .15
Poultry,
Hens, dressed, lb.
Roosters, dresed, lb
Vepetnhles.
rabbage. new Cal., 11). . . tS
Carrots, lb , . . . J
'tjcumber.4, hothou-e,- ea.. :",
I.etture; head 1 .:Vt
Lettuce, hothouse, lb 15
Onions, lb . .X)'
flrwn Ontnr.s . .'",
Potatoes, per fwt. I T
Rhuhaih, lb: ' . !'."
Tomatoes, . ,
Turnips, lb, . . t .0"
fajl if lower, hf ad .l5 r
Spinach, lb . ',lf'
Punch f jrnip. 1; 2 f T. . .
Bunch leti, 15; 2 for v . . .
Bunh carrots, 15; 2 f-r .
Radishes .'. ..'... . v
fjrecn t'eas, U;' '. . .
okmtij,,, in-if-ticraM'
URESVESTTO.
BUY-SSdURlf IES
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Erin
Sol'Jiers.'
Home and Finding Then1
Jobs Must Be M'ct
Vnlted Stajon Senator Hiram Juim
son or California -seuda Hie following
message on reconstruction to the peo
ple ot tho West:
"Althuuh tho war has been von.
the bills have not all been paid. It is
as sreat a putiiotic duty to support the
tiovcrnnicnt now nk it was to make
saer'.lleca while tho war was on.
"The boyo who carried Democracy's
banner pao up evorythhii?. their jchs.
their homes, their all to do their
country's service. Now they must he
l)ro:i:;ht home. The expensu of re
turuhiu them to this country and of
seeuriiur suit aide etviliun lwsitions for
them must be met us patriotically as
was tho expenditure required tor cur
ryliitf on the war.
"Kvery loyal Ainericaii idiflnihl invest
In War Savings Stamps, l-llierty Honds
and other tlovennncnt securities, that
they may help the ualiou us wi.ll as
themselves.
"Investment In Government securi-
ties has not for Ioiik been atioiOd tho
workimunan und small wnse-eamer.
Now tiie doors have been opened and
every man. wmu;tn and child in
America can lend to tln (Jovei nme:it
and receive an adequate return.
"A new era of thrift lias arrived.
It is u heritage of war. I can think
of no belter way for Americans to
show their patriotism and their de
sire to help I'lielo Sam 'finish the .inh'
than by Investing In Thrift and War
Savinvs Stumps and Liberty Ponds "to
tho limit of their ability."
THE NOltTII SiijE CASH UKPA1U
SHOP
Give me a try atWnur nuto. AM my
work guaranteed. w Buchanan.
corner of Fir and Mudison Streets.
4-11-tf
"EDITH CAVELL"
The woman the German?
shot. Star, Saturday and
Sunday.
KXIX UTKIX NOTICE TO CltEl)
ITOHS NOTICE IS IIKKEHY filVEN,
That I am the duly appointed, quali
fied and acting l'xecutrix of the Es
tnte of Edward W. (Unhide, deceased.
All persons having 1 claims atrainsl
'"''". ' I.rcc..t same within
six months from tliii date, to me, nt
Klif Tillamook Street, Portland, Ore-
It'0"'. or ? V'""',""'' ,my ''u"rny
ai nis 01 lice, in i.imiainie, wi.:B...n.
Dated this l!)th day of April,' llllfl.
DAISY 10. KU.Miil.E,
Excciiliix Eslate
.Edwai-d W. K'umblc, Deceased
F. S. I VAN HOE,
Attorney for Exrtcu1tix.
dly Ap M S7raJ 11 -8
TltKASrUKIi'S CAM, Fdll ffll'XTV
WAKUA.NT.S.
NOTIf'K, The underpinned treasur
er of Union county lias funds on hand
with whit h to pay ai varnint3 issued
on the general: fund and endorsed not
paid for want nf fund prior to April
:i, 1!1!I. Interest ce;ises on lhe above
H'arrants on Api'il 5", lilll).
JQI JN KHAAVt.EY,
Treasurer of Union County,
dly Ap (i V..W 27 m '1
I NOTK'K fU' (a'AIiUI W'S SALK
i VOTH'K IS HKi'.KllV CIVKN.
That by virtue of an order duly mad" j
.by the County Jin' ire, of Un'oii coun't.v.i
!i;tjite of JreiriM), the limb r-slicm-d
l'uanliun of the e.-:ntes of Ivan ).
!Pnke,r' Zetwt 'Maramt, Bak'-r nndj
fjcorye Zciu'lcr Baker, minors, will, on :
after the Mist day'of May, P.tl'.l.
at the hdiir of ten o'clock in the fore i
noon of said date, on the- premises I
thereinafter describi d, sell and offer J
for sale, the f'dluvi!,; di.'.ci ibed real;
'property, to-wii: ' j
. All the lik'lit, I it ! anil interest oCj
'the aid Ivan V. B;iker .-na Mai,
.'riret itafer aii'i leoi i'e Aiirier lianer,
and of each ofMh"rn, in
noi th b:ilf ( f liit nnoiber
in b!n-k Tiuniii'-i d t .i 11!
f'i'v, I'iiImti e'Mintv, tate
iAU;o. all the ri-dit, 1it!e ;
of Ihe -aid Ivan R 'Pnk.'r
;;aret P:tl.er and (JeoV-re '
, in and to that certain
al proper t y, de -eribed as
' ommen.'iritr at the southwest corre-r
the M'U'ltWf -t ouarter SW'i) of
5 v tiitri (Kit ty
i i ) i,ut, v.,
Kast of the
L'nion county
n.tur thence
sitv (H) r
, utheast
me t'il ), townsb.p one
ijrf" tliiilv-nine
Willamette Meri.flhP,
state of Oregon; run
at, one h'irdied and
is, ni'iie o,
er of tbi
to tl,j;
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tbencf
thenff ,
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ratu'es
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5 irlv-eiL''it. (:) and tiiirly-fil1
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A 11 lie n b public ir pri'.a'e ab
i ,fl fnt t b'.t pi i'-e ebtaii
; h in hiirid, or tinn such
f r def j i f-'t, (lyrrieiif im ri;;
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Observer office. i
WANTKO -Spring clcnninp, trees and p
li.'tV.t's' pruned and trimmed, paid- i
eninj windows, carptns, wall paper
cleaned, kalsumining. Call Ked
32ttl.
4-211-titr :
WANTED Twq returijed soldiers or-
saihus wishing steaor employment.
Hin money for porkers. No expert-'
e:u-e necessary. Mu room 41, Sa
voy hote between 7 and 8 p. n.-
WANTKIV
Exverlenco help at once!
.'luui'i ii iiiiiaiiiii .
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A--21 ti'l
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WANTKl) Competent girl or wonmr'
for-Kcnernl housework. Cull at HU'.
Pennsylvania avenue, Mis. K. I-."
Richardson. 4-14-tf v.
MACHINE UE.VSTITC1IING done by
Mrs. I.. H.'-Karton. 900 Adams avo-'
nuc. First hjdek west of postoffice. f
Kid 711.
4-10-tf t
.SIACIIINK HKMSTITCHINC! done byl
Mrs. E. C
luucHine.
lied I.S4.
Tnekcy. Latest model
900Vash. ave. Phone0
4-n-tf"
PIANO AD tPIPE ORGAN instruc-J
new
754.
l'oley tiuililiiiB.
Phone Main..
4-13-tl'
AUCTIONEERING Twenty - five'
years' experience; satisfaction Kuar-.0
iinteocl. V. S. Johnson, K. K. DIS
No. 1. 4-13-lmi-o
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I'SYCIIOMETKY AND SNKITUA1
Card Heading. Ilusiness questional,
answered. Mrs. lllood of PortlandlK
(Ull Sixth Bt., corner of Spring. Call"'
10 n. m. to 8 p. m. 4-19-8t"l
oil
WANTED fiitl for general house'
keeping. Phone Ked 3811.
J Adv. S-'S-tP1'1
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l''Olt KAl.K OK THAI) 10
Uie
rtJH BALk tpni monument you
J want for Decoration day is ready
j fur immediate delivery. B. M. M. i
I' & G. Co., 1502 S avenue. ' 1-17-tf
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TOR SAM'VScventy-fivo head of
young ewcsXwith Jamb at side. A:
bargain if taken before May 1. A.
.11. l'-arsons, Ilox 71, Elgin, Oregon.
4-lG-lmo
FOR SAI.B Jlay at Allcel, Orocon. ;
I n tl lander Investment Co. 4-18-tti
EOR SALE Two modern houses,
full basements, J.n Cellar street.
Buildings prncticnlly new. Inquire'
at (iranile ltnmle Meat Co. 4-'i!3-tl I
The National Cement The Kind
That is Permanent
Also .
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Politica
" I had not declde'd that eyeo la my
own mind, but the answer came
i promptly enough.
"I am going to leavo that to the crow.
As soon es we have ull secure, I'll
nuvo every man on deck, and then
we'll talk It over. That's fair enough
Isn't It?"
"It looks fair. Come on, mates ; I'm
fer tho Englishman."
Only ono followed him, however, a
sheep-faced boy ; tho others remalued
sullen and defiant. I had no further
time to wasto In explanations. I
Glanced up at Carter's fuco framed in
the scuttle hole.
"Carter, pass these men up and take
them forward with the others. Turn
them over to Wulklns. Then come
back here, and report to me."
They went up tho ladder one by
one, and disappeared onto the deck
ubove. Carlson and I watched the
others until Carter stuck his bead
once again through tho opening.
"All safe, sir they was like lambs."
"Very well ; stand by to help. Now
you lads, lift this black and shove him
up to where they can got hold above."
They hoisted the unconscious form
up the ladder and forced It through
tho hole onto tho deck. At my stern
cominiind they crawled forth Into tho
sunlight. There they picked up Co-
chose und carried him nft.
I went to tho main hatch, and hud
the cover slipped to one side, the
armed sailors gathering close about
the edge, as I peered down. It was a
f,ccne of pandemonium, revealed In the
yellow tlaine of slush lauterns, a group
of whlto faces showing clearly, as tho
prisoners below struggled forward,
gesticulating and shouting. Ignoring
their mud roaring, and the threat of
leveled guns, I stared down nt tho In
furiated faces, until the clamor ceased
suillclently to let my volco bo heard.
"Whut are you men trying to do,
frighten mer You might us well stop
that,
, This opening laJiucU.wl
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NUMBKR 179
"HltAVliU
MEN MiVliU
TO SUA."
"Don't forget tho men of the
merchant marine," ' aald Admiral
.41ms on his way up tho bay. "who
stood by us at all times and did their
duty In every respect If they had
not done so the work ot our army
and navy would stand but for Uttlo.
I am glad to say this ot
thorn, that braver men never went
to sea.
High praise from a hlg source
generously spokonl None knows bet"
tor than Admiral 31ms the spirit of
the men of tho morehunt marine and
what their services counted tor In
winning the war. I, is fitting that,
as commander of the American naval
forces operating In European waters,
ho should testify to tho admiration
in which ho holds them and clulm
lor them their full share ot honor,
and glory.
With the fighting ships of tho
navy the U-boats for their own good
wanted no traftic. Tho quarry thoy
luy In wait for throughout the war
zone was tho groat fleet of ships
hearing food ami" munitions to tho al
lies and tho Americans overseas.
During their campaign of ruthless-
nous tho German submarines spared
liono thoy could overtake. In tho
fnco of this constant peril tho crows
of tho merchant ships stuck fear
lessly to their tusk and month after
month foriiod acrodo the Allautlq
their cargoes.
it Is a splondld record that these
seamen made. Tho American pooplo
huvo good reason lo be proud ot
them nnd to join In the navy's prnlso
of their courage and constancy. :
New York World.
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