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9 THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1919 ".
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UNITED, STATES IFOOD ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRATOR FOR OREGON
W. B. AYCR
401 NORTHWESTERN tANK BUILDINO
PORTLAND, O...00N
jX-ar Sir:
1 beg to acknowledge receipt of your favor of , anl note, with
much pleasure your interest in the conservation movement.
vMTilu there has been a jiiost wonderful response to mam' of the requests'
made upon the people of this county, there are a number of necessary niove
. , 'iients tlmUiave jjo receive ayet, tlie i-ordial -o-operaiiou ol'the tyjbli... As
long as the credit and delivery systems are maintained by so many of our peo
ple, it is going to be impossible to get the necessities of life down to as low a
price as they should be. In my judgment, THERE IS AN ARTIFICIAL
COST PLACED UPON NECESSITIES BY THE UNNECESSARY CREDIT
SYSTEM. I .resume I would not be far off the way if T would estimate the
losses of the retail dealers in food products at 10 per cent. This naturally has
to be spread over all sales, making the CASH CUSTOMERS Carry the Bill.
With kind regards, I beg to remain Yours very truly,
V. J!. AY'KU, Federal Food Administrator for Oregon.
We Submit the Following Proof: We positively save you 20 to 10 per cent on all your pim-liascs-
Carnat ion Cream $1.74 doz., $6.81 case, 15c car. .
(''isco small cans 36c, 3 lbs. $1.07, 6 lbs. $2.12
lim'-s ('l'IVe l ib. cans 47c, 3 lbs. $1.11, 5 lbs. $1.85 . '
Royal Club Coffee 1 lb. can 47c, 2 lbs. 92c, 3 lbs. $1.35
M. .. li. CoflVc l ib. can 47c, 3 lbs. $1.35, 5 lbs. $2.25 ''
.Shrcadcd Wheat liiscuit ,.. .........14c per pkge.'
All'l,s ' .'. 31c per pkge.
First (duality Potatoes, our price .. $1.50 Pr Sack
Swift V Silver Leaf Lard large cans $3.48, 5s $2.05, 3s 98c
Tree Tea, our price 50c lb. '
Crystal White Soap 67c per dozen, $5,34 case
FAY CASH MONEY TALKS DON'T B E DECEIVED -r SEEING- IS BELIEVING
Andrews' Variety Dept.
Why Buy Package Seed
When you can save by buying bulk (iarden
Seeds and save money.
It Is Time Now
" plant llcans, Squash, Corn and all tender
varieties of vegetables. We have tln'm in
the bulk at less inonev.
We cany, also, ,t f,,l1 line of (iarden Hose,
from l.!o in i;.!r ji ,M,t.
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at the Price You Like to Pay.
Succeeded
Sonu' limit companli's succeed because they had no com
petition worthy the name NOT because their business
methods were correct. ' ' '
Our business has m.,cccilcit because our business methods
are correct, they are modern; some people insist on doing
things the wuy their dad did- them they don't know that the
world is chfinn;injr, that we are living in a new age.
We did not know that ji meat market was the place to
look for financial accommodations we have always looked
to the hanks for it.
ONE THING WE DON'T KNOW
and that is' how imu
doing a credit business;
largo that (.well, we di
way, and who paid the
your bills; if you hadn't
vvouldn t have succeed e J
We may be fooU. t
credit murkcts, who chu
ly as a cash merchant.
If we have time, th
h money our competitors have lost
but we guess that the amount is so
"I't know) we'll bet it's large, tiny
loss? YOU, you people who paid
paid this loss, this great corporation
like tliey sav thev have.
nt we h;e lots of company among'
m that they can do business cheap-
- will be continued tomorrow.
OUR DELIVERY
Is prompt and effiiie:.:. U your phone, call Main .'tJ, ask
for nu'.tt department : your order w ill in- deliverf! thirty
minutes after ywu yh- c. if you wih it, at no extra cost U
you.
THE STILWELL MEAT CO.
M. .-. STII.WKI.I. & KIV V. SMITH. s.,c hm-f. .
The Greater Hdoverized Grocery
. . - SAM HARRIS, FR0P; .
'BUIlDlNG FORMERLY OCCUPIED BVGOLDK IITJLIICO.
Union Ktor
Open 8 at,
C"lo f a.
Satjurdsy
. r.,:;7. wvwa wy drder use our exclusive puomm deliv. .pn,B ss
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8 JO p.m.
rHONB MAItf OR
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i CLAi CHOWDER BEilOWSXRATION TOD AY AND T0M0jljS0V. IT'KEHCI0US, TRY IT
m
Your Iiidiyidiiai:
1 aste as to btyle
and Color is certain
ly supplied . in our
stock
YOUNG OR OLD, RICH OR POOR We
have a model for you and with this goes
a saving well worth your consideration. A
dollar saved is two dollars earned.
$14.75, $18.50, $19.90, $24.75, $26.50,
$28.50, $32.50', $38.50.
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nan 4iatiir M
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coi-v or oi:i:(i(i iRMor.iAL
a.v.mai, ui;(i:ivi:u
Slalr School Sii i Inlcililnil 'I'iiluli'
Kwr.v ('oiiiuiiinl'.v Should l''lt-
Mrs. . K. Ivnnht)". romity iiipor
iliti'iiduMl of school'!, hiis recently
ivc'lveil n copy of iho Oregon Mem-;
oi'tiil Animal for l!H!i, Issued by
Sialu School Siiicrl;itndunt Chiucii
ill. II Is full or good miKwsUons
for touchers mid ainb contains a
number of fine urtlcles of apprcpri
atu character that the general pub
lic might read with interest. T'ure
are Included a nuniher of fino old
poems, such as "The Battle Hyni of
Ihe K public." "In I'landoru Fields," I
"The King Goes Br." and others. j
Superintendent Churchill has an :
liiiportant message, to tho teachers !
printed on the first page of the
booklet, tl is as follows: I
"Memorial day this year has n'
wider meaning than It over had bo- !
fore. Sacred as the day has been In j
our national life because of the sac
tifees of those who have- given theii
lives for the establishment of tht.
principles of liberty and Justice In
our beloved land, this year its 1
meaning has been broadened and
enriched by our participation In the'
war. Along with our own soldiers. J
lui'ii of other nations have fought'
and died that these principles might
be estimated thrjiighout the whole j
world.
.' "li Is fitting, then, that In our ob
servance of memorial day this year 1
we give thought to its widened
scope, anil that we rel.der tribute to
the memory or that vast multitude'
of men of all (lie n.itions w-lio In the
recent war made the supreme sacri
fice ii-i 'soldiers of ihe armv of tho
right. ' I
"Willi this addel wieghty reason
l.r the observance of memorial day.
:-o conuminity should let the day
p.iss without fi'.tiug lecognition
And I ctii conceive nl no recognition
more filling. Hum the-formal, obser
ance of it In the school room. In
..in- sclieols lies the hope of the na
tion llieie is no problem befon
n as a nation today but needs foi
il- successful backt-oiind of knowl
edge ami .of lilealt. It is eminently
1-ii.M that the sfll,i il should be the
fir.-.! to take advantage of this op
P''tuiiii in inciilejie. in old and
..!! -aliktv id. .tin titiv fltrn
fln. sVid t'- je JkitriirtiMll. '
' l'!u is a e.il'l of mateilill for'
:l pioKl.nn litis e.ir. that fiV In
lie p.iii.fhli'i i but ('ortien ofh.it
is a.ill.,l'le timl is lllteuiled tn be
Ml!;i..!nf tiU'l-'lV. Il tlllgllt "to
l .ssil-1. f.ir i vi t Mtini'l lo h;iv
: ti,. I,., i a eiiioi itt U i pitgrim tli;-
di' it ccr lisj '" . '
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U.-t d iv
p. .i.ilty.
pay water rent
Kve:y brishftlay Ivinirs in niorei
fi'jn jnin'.til the ily thty are ve I
SilM'ttla nil's. w.ir i?i'),' re,!-n Jem
fi!m rr'i'cd they ilajr they are re-
Cf v,-,i. o 5 o .Vetf
Animal Ailments
Should Have Prompt Attention
Owners of horses, cattle, hogs and other animals
should make every 'effort to conserve their
health.
We arc .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
on hand ready for immediate use.
OUR FLY OIL
AVill conserve the health and energy of animals
by protecting them from flics and other annoy
ing insects.
AVe make a specialty of filling veterinarians'
prescriptions. .
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Maia 40
La Grande, Oregon
Iherry
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