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Animal Ailments
Si:fs.fttlift Pfj Attention
Owners of horses, cattle, hoys ;uul other animals
should ninfce, every effort to conserve their
healtli.
We are special agents for
INTERNATIONAL STOCK REMEDIES
This line is very complete and contains a special
remedy for every ailment to which animals are
'subject. Don't wait until you are forced to buy
such remedies, but keep an assortment of them
011 hand ready for immediate use.
OUR FLY OIL
"Will conserve; the health and energy of animals
by protecting them from flies and'other annoy
ing insects.
We make a specially of filling veterinarians'
prescriptions.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phofie Main 40
L Grunde, Oregon
SHORT 0 MEN
Clift'iiril jfclnnn nf Tiffin la vtul.ln.
I'iH slsttr, Mrs. EwA-tl UMu. thin'
j week. 9'
I Jolin Deslur, '-e(j(.ntly returned
. f'fe'fn J-'ram-e, hu i one bai-k to ul'i
1 runner position In th HodKt'r'H gur-
Al Htrohm. w'u left tils 29tli
NKl'l) r 'i,lit May fi l'1' army Ih homo
iiKuin. -lo received hi dUchurKti
iii'peri) at Camp Lewi on April 22,
Volunteers IVill lie Sent for TrainiiiR !",d on hlB ! "le stopped Ir
to lSoslon, San I'ramisco or 1 Cortland and Nowberg to visit rela
Seattle, Karen I'aid. lives.
lioin To Mr. end Mjs. William
WASIIrNUTON, May 5-There has ' ""ese of A,dor ;ilo',e on Tuesday.
ijJO NliW SIIII'S tVIIX
. tKKWS THIS YKAJJ.
II shoes ggfr
graduate of Joseph high school.
Having a hand grenade dropped
at his side while p:islng under n
tret! in the war zone In Fiance, waf
the experience of Hum Huffman
who returned home last week, fol
lowing nearly u year's service In thr
infantry.
.,,, ,;, t,m (i, u:4 - April z-j, a uaugiuer Mrs. Jices
i KhJiifiinw uhon tVw. ,i. m.,.wi WaH formerly Misa Hllla Bonner,
for merchant crews Was. so brisk as
i now, according to a report received to
day by the United States shipping
board from Henry Howard, director of
the board's recruiting service.
The report shows that the board's
manning program for 1UHJ is bused on
I the expectation that 1 500 new ships
will be ready for manning before the
end of the year. It also states that
not less than 200 of these shins must
be manned before June 1. Of these,
110 are on the Great Lakes, ready to
I come down to salt water. Crews for
these vessels are being forwarded by
rail daily from Atlantic ports.
It is also expected that many of the
merchant ships which had been used
by the navy during the war, will be
turned hack to the Khipiring board in
I the two months named for manning by
merchant marine crews
A crowd of parent.-, and friends at
tended the Sunday morning exercis
es of tlie little. Kri.duallnK class.
J'rotuptly at 11:30 the little folks
marched to their places on the plat
form which was decorated with ap
ple blossoms and "Old Glory" in the
background, but thu most beautiful
of all was the smiling faces of the
happy children. At the close of th.
and a -shoe to fit eveiy footpricwl to fit every purse-uiid a style to
lery eye In fact, we actually "fit you" in what you wan:.
fit
service a birthday eako with a light-
Many of the ed caudle for each little gradual!
officers and men who served on these Iwtis brought in and the mothers and
ships are expected to enter th mer- .children enjoyed the surprise plan-
chant marine. ned by the cradle roll superintend-
Sailors, firemen and stewards are enl.
Ladies' Dress Slippers $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Ladies, White Shoes -$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Ladies' White Slippers ....$1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Ladies' 'Comfort Shoes ....$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
Ladie Dress Shoes $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $S.90, $8.90, $9.90
Tennis Slippers :. 79c, 89c, 95c, $1 05
(i iris' Shoes $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98
Girls' Slippers $1.49, $1.69, $1.69, $1.98, $2.98
infants' Slippers - $1.49, $1.69, $1.98
Infants' Shoes 79c, 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98
Soys' Shoes $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
JJoys' Outing Shoes - $1.98, $2.49, $2.69
.Men's Outing KhoSs ... : $2.98
iron's Work Shoes $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Men's Dress Shoes
Men's English Shoes ..
Sandals
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
$3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49
White Oxfords $2.98
SHERRY'S
Today and Tomorrow
EDITH STOEEY
In
"As the Sun Went Down"
A Vivid Stnry of the Mining Camps,
And
"THE GRIPPING HAND,'-'
'.pisude NO. I of "The Man of Might."
also being trained by the shipping
board which has hundreds of jobs
waiting for young and huxky Ameri
cans who wish to enter the training
service and be in line of promotion for
these rntings. Not long ago the board
called for 2000 men to be trained for
jobs like these, and it is now ready
to take on us many more. Volunteers
are wanted from all parts of the coun
try and they need not have liad previ
ous seagoing experience. They w'P
be sent at once to IJonton, San Fran
cisco or Seattle for training, will be
reimbursed for their fare ami will be
given training pay for the few weeks
they are fitting themscleves for .the
big work of helping man new phips.
When they go to sea they will receive
from to S7") a month, according to
tin ir rating, also their board and
quarters. .Moreover, ihcy will have a
litre chance to see the .world.
Applicants are notified to apply for
enrollment at any of the board's drug
store cniolling.stntinns or to write or
telegrnpM Henry Howard, Custom
House, Huston, .Mass.
Don't plan supper al home F,rlday
evening, come t thu caleteriu sup
per and bazar at too Sunday school
rooms Iven by the Ladies Aid
culrteria opens at fi (clock.
THE BLUE BIRD
A rare treat for the children.
Don't let them iiiish it.
Friday and Saturday
ARCADE
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WILL OPEN
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MiMMiMTv riitiiirs is eco
iMisim c i iii.i; Mi.in:i;s
IIIVI'I IIOMK
Good Gifts for Graduates
Tin1 i;ivii.jr ol' M)iiiiiit'iic-i'iin n( i;-i f t .s is now ;m al
jin.t universal custom.
('iilllinellcelnellt is one ol' the red-letter dnvs ol'
life 11 1 it 1 the f.-iithful student deserves some token of
iiineciiil:on. The jjil't should lie one that will ,y;ivt
Oiling pleasure and remain a reminder of the :;iver.
The various lines we carry afford the most desir
able nifts and a wide selection at any price you oire
to pay. ' .
New in Book and Stationery
Company
JOSKl'Il. May T, - (Special I - At
an inti-restfui; and well atlemh-d
inoeliiiK of the Jos.-pli (.'oiumcreial
Club, held In I lie AL.m.iih; hall ia.st
Friday a com in It I. '-t was appointed
to Investigate the possibility ol t li
tainiuK for Joseph anotln-r fist clji.
hotel. The iollowint; local men
woie appointed to art on this coin
Millet: V. U. Mel'ully, C. L, Hails
in. rue. A. U Uodiiioi, tl. Ileiih and j
1,. Knapir-r.
II. M. Swnitwoid, rasliier In the j
First National hank, Is makiim ex
ti'ii.sive hnpi o 'etiients on the F1mmi j
or properly in Sotuh Joseph, whi-li j
he recently purchased from Mr.
Hroukw.
F. F. Alfoid of (.lande. who
is in the same company with
"Tubby"' Richards, a local boy, ar
rtvud In town last week, and wil'
t-tiendfc thy summer working with his
friend on the IliWi. tills ratnh ilea
Joseph.
Mis. Fills Miirr '.eft Ratuitliiy for
Foriland, wle. ie she expects to maLe
an. indefinite' stay.
Nellie Mullmi returned last Weel:
aftfr several weeks visit with ivlu
tte. in Itilliiiiis, M..-U. ,
O. V.. (ioi sline s hipped a ear of '
hoes to I'oi lliiml. San.ulay.
. lr. I'ollini'.. of the extension de
partment ol ( A t was in low?-jliif-t
W'.'U ami spot.e to the hirb
Pay your own bills-Buy where you can buy
the cheapest. Do your own thinking-Dont be
deceived by deceptive talk.
Ml merchants receive an inside price when thev pav cash WHY
NOT YOlf Follow the daily "Thrifty Throni?'" SKIO TIIK
iiiM Hi. use tlie "tireater iiooverize urocerv ecoiioinv tie
ivery a pound or a ton delivered at your door for
10 c
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THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS FOR CASH.
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LooK lor
the sign
nl mi "Thf tlnin'lr of Suiii;."
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- In .ol ill a 111-; Kiii.
The n.';i hi' n C iliinui"il'
The Red Crown sin signals satisfaction. It stands
for straight-distilled, all-rrtinrry gasoline Iiigli
iju.ilrty evrry drop! Look for the Red Crown
sign brfote you fill.
STAN DAK'H O'l. I'oal'iHI
!aiX: "'Quality
T. 1CMAXWELL, Special "Agetit
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'Is ! Kidillr. Il;iiid fily 0
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StAfitlaJtl Oil, La
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Mint Jell
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
lamb or cold
meats. It is
vastly better
than .. int
sauce. Try
J iff y-Jcll
desserts vi th
their r c .1 1
fruit favors in ess.T.cc
form, in vi.ils. Uac'.i is so- j 1;;
rich in con l?nseJ .fruit i-'j
juice tli.it it n.akcs a real J K
Jruitiiair.-.y. Yathi vcost j J
no move than cU-tlyle 1 S
ffintinc Uc-'scris. I 5
Andrews' Variety Dept.
JUST
ARRIVED
A large Showing of Towels, Whisk Brooms
and Auto Caps.
lllcaclicd Turkish Towels 18c to 33c
I'lililcaclied Turkish Towels 33c
larler Towels ;. 8c
Whisk lhvi.iiis 33c, 43c
t 'lollies Krilshi s 18c
Hair brushes 13c to $2.98
-Vuli. Caps 63c to $1.25
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at tlie Price You Like to Pay.
AT LAST
We draw the enemy fire; we didn't suppose they would
admit that we existed PROOF that our plan is getting the
business, else they would ignore us.
We haven't robbed any hen house, or the meat-buy ing
public; our conscience is clear; we sort o' like this mud-slinR-inp
we are getting lots of free advertising out of this ocean
of ink our honorable competitors are spreading in an effort
to stop the stampede of their customers to our market. They
cannot fool the people forever, for they know
WHO IS WHO
Who has lowered the prices, who has kept them low, who
has compelled that competitor to resort to baits to save his
bacon; and then some more
WHO
Who wants to live on bait like Pic Hams, Pork Shoulders,
Spare Ribs and Hog Livers? Even a fish wouldn't bite. As
to quality, it speaks for itself; again we assure you that .you
will never be able to buy frozen meat from us, that has
probably been in storage for months you know that kind of
quality, if you have been unfortunate enough to ha'e pur-"
chased it elsewhere Never from us.
Now as to this mighty capital and great equipment our
competitors prate about more ink for us with our smaller
capital (but sufficient) and less expensive equipment (but
sufficient), coupled with our modern way of doing business
(buying and selling for cash) we are able to do business
at much less expense, so
WE SELL IT FOR LESS.
Remember, we have our own efficient delivery No extra
charge to you It is prompt and reliable. Use it. Phone
Main .'ij, ask for Meat Department.
The Stilwell Meat Co.
M. A. Stilwell Ed. F. Smith Sole Owners.
The Greater Hooverized Grocery
United
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No. G6026S.
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BUILDING FORMERLY OCCITPIED BY GOLDEN RULE CO. I
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