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We have-plenty of diWerer varMfc of irnvit aneeuh of
e.tc-U variety so wc rim-meet yaur nipdsvhevh Uu 5r .majl. '
EXAfiGEUATfOX
is unnecessary because the simple, truth is sufficicntvVn
Wicked up by the stock hk-h wecarry. Our display of meats
always proves any assertions we make. Come in and h con
vinced. " "
JUST RIGHT FOR YOI R APPETITE-,
Beef, rpork, Mutton, iamb, veal, fish, hen.-, spv'inj? chicken, Bel
gian hares, ducks, turkey, cold meat,' cured meats, oiitmcd '
meats,, relishes, dressings, pickles, chec-io, ep-jrs.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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fi r M I I lUliU X UU r 1 f'O-e are- nil volwivm. m.wily .ynnS
f-ppHfr-.tcif to'ii:tif7e v.oain'roeT foire-s,
serving for sIiM-t period-, o defend
'.lie new L-'O'i'iinient. An a, umttM of
1 at jrooil pay.
The poller
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OUIUIUIS dUU Til UlfcoWUlie a.iuw,,,, nfl,llwt -fl).crIpti In theory
Show Familiarity Toatard
. Officers. :
of the new repilille will
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elarel'resldent Kht'i-t, but there jjrjnWt
muehj,'opo of putnui; thoi theory Inin
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Ti-.v. for It Is no iiittHl Uft that lift-
,i i!iii.Mfev!ll not nU'llsSeonscrlptlon un
CLS ARMY HAS DlSAFPlftSEB
Atout 7000 Mere Commanded by Hln
dentiurg About All That Regains
of Great Hu, Revolution
viitmyct ucrmn I roups.
dlse'llno, and 10
fcicss the tielj-'liliortlit: nations do. Mtu-erJ :"-nr. t anilliaitvv
the Cormnns do not expect tmw uoljli. leuco arj .e W
hor, to ilepeui,! un volunteers, plaiis
are tieli'jr woiei'ottt for a now ej
oPiptloliAirmy. serving shorter perils
und iiiodclofl mare after tlie Sii-s
thiiii the 'Mil Prussian army. 'Lie
lallltlu Idoji s poiular.' lint h oaid-
eiPfldealfsile. ' j
The (ierman army i0lnterlor ile
fense. wlilch prohalily iiuioIm is iiro'QQ
a hundred InetMind ue. or p.wsil..
a-few thotlsO 1 more, U no e vl.'ive J
imposition. Volunteers .ive to" he
paid well ti!ieei i .1 from h.'i.u.
won over hy the S!i;i:i:u;i!i-, who o..'. r
inoiOaiotM5 !'i5ll nod e.ilpltu ul Is
i-o.1T.
The fr.' tinny has rather
O . no.
111 a li.-nk
Won Kccjcd. Oo! O
i Menu, tleriiialiyj I.lttle
Added Information.
Vivluii wim rei.'iitini,' the
r"i ( 'Id Ate." tpJU J r.ord' ijruyer (ifler her nioilior one
ay '"iinV Is to Ku i veultii" and wiien f-'he reached I hat
w.tiI-. I." you ran mrl whi'li reh.liM t oiir daily linail
h Hid Nlek win om l.e pan-eil unil snlil: Mainnia, 'on
nit. Thl Is Rood ;rt ia'';ht ineulli.il to Dial zat I like liutler0
hi.Olt is not iilhun ' O n
'"'IP-
of the old fiT A
-.m. ,;
ir.:.ilai
A1V iKllld. 'i'he
0T!l",ll troojier has . !i;, :. il a lot Willi
the revoliitloifci mid If t'pi'raianccs are
liwienini!. un'm
M0 nO,u
-estiis.
Job prftitlns. l9e Ocserver, Main 37.
hS"'
at all
1'oWes In Germany to.!:; not tocj,
lie ttryuvil oulsiTle tii'ii: :L!.i-.
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If: it OO - I
V on: Kitil lv ()!' HOOKS. STATION- 0
,i .Y... .,.,.,.., u.n. ? IS
rinn$):
Ol i! F. ttt !v OF HOOKS, STATION-
9 ! ::y. mai;a.inks. tn-'iTCK sup-
Tl!i AND-NttVIATira & THlP
' rilMm.iT, IN '1TOS PART
125 MEN MADE-BLIND
Yankefe Soldiers Lose Sight in
Battles in Europe.
I
No Cases on Record in Which Scldieri
Lost Both Arms and
Both Legs.
WnsMngtnn. There wore -hut l-"
cases of tDtul bltmhu'ss itnd fivor
tlian 4,00 aiiiituttiiiuhsi in th AiiK-r-irnu
forces enirtiL'i'd In the war, It "Is
Muted hy the bureau (if war rtsl; in
surance lu nn aiinminceinent coneeni--1
1 jC the bureau's, uellvl.ty In supiilyiiiK
crippled SdUllers and Kiiilors Willi urii
llcial limbs and In otherwise caring fr
the. wuutuit.'d and disabled. Not even
nil of the lo cases of total MimlnesH
cited, it is stated, have jet been de
clared ns perniiineiit by the medical of
llcers in clmre.- Helatlve to (iinputa
tions, denial is made, on the iiulliurity
of Surgeon Clrneral Ireland and Ol.
Charles E. Hanks, "chief medical otlieer
of the war rlk Insurance, ttiat there
wore any cases In which nun lost both
units anil bulb" tegs.
There have been tnoro Minn 500 nr
tinVful limbs furnished to disabled men
to date by the bureau under the pro
visions of the act of congress.
"Upon h'eit.K .discharged from war
department liuspltals as unlit for furth
er service, all men dlsableti as .u, re
sult of Injury or disease, fr uttered In
line-of duty, are entitled to the bene
fits of the war risk Insurance act," the
statement says; "If their cr.ditbui
lieinands further treatment they are
entitled to niedieal atietitl.on in one of
a larp number of hospitals now be
1m established 1hruu;:hout the coun
try, to bo operated by the public health
service.
"If n man Is disabled, but bis con
dition needs..nn further nudkal atten
tion, he may secure from the bureau
of war risk insurance u monthly com
pensation. "Medical experts of the bureau make
examinations of , .all wln apply f-r
Compensation ami .rati- their physical
condition present and potnitial and tie
tennino the pereentae of b:uulU-a;
which eaeh sutTeis as a. w-e earner
ns a result of his disability. The rat
ine siren Is carefully conoid- red In tlx
lim the compensation, whuh will be
paid monthly to the miin and bis dependents."
to mini at h;ast J.tKiP.K) tuns. Tbo
output, m'foril!ni; to sliipptb board
j ott'Kials, will eXeei.d by "iMl.lRD tons t.be
''"con'it.iiii-d eonii'iution of b.-Jb steel
and wnnd bottoms last year, and Is
expected fo make uor.d Chairman flur-
eys prediction of n,' steel merchant
j marine under the t'liited States flat?,
j coiiiparim: favorably with the best
men-haiit vessels atloat, and e:ipab!e of
i compi-t ii-. it wi;h the nierehaut navies
; of all nations.
The r-iit product bm In steel ton
J.haL this year will he tin result of the
i treineii'loiis preparations starteil under
' the impetus of war. Mal:lnir rea-ly for
the i Mi--.il it 1 1 y uttx proliiiiatinii el" h"s
! tilities. the sliipplnu' bard devel ;pel
building ways by the score to ort'set, the
destrueiion by submarines. Many new
ships were turned tint . but I be new
yards were unable to demonlrate their
.capabilities inimeiPaleiy.' As the work
has 1 n erranizi'd and experience
?ain(, the output- has.rown s:e.Mily
with the full reu!ts beeomin appa
rent only Just now.
YANKS LIKE HUM FOLIGE LIDS
Soldiers Rush German Po' icemen
When They Don Their Pre
war Helmets.
Paris. When, ("ierman ollleials In
the cities beeuphd 1 lv (he Americans!
Issued order- for po'lccmti ti (bm
their prewar uniforms they didn't r i J
Ize what an attraction hoi he belm ds
have for VanUeos.
Cernifin policemen were rushed all
alouL' (he lihine by Anierieans who
.-ouhln't resist the temptation to-cap-fun'
helmets from the heails "of. live
' i.-rmans. As a cnnvepieuce of the
wislaulits m.ide upmi the polieenien
American oliicers asked ( ierman
ials to dKeontinui; the use of helmets.
Ordlnarv caps nre far less attracttvg
I T-tn h"lmets ns taiVts fur siinwlcdls
I r ,d peacefid Ceinian pulhvuien are
f.:.-. able to' wall; their belts In safety
j and e(uiet,.
r.erlln.-lnder the new republic tli
ib jiartments of the army atid.jtnvy
art't no nbuv. In yau.e at lea The
repjii'lic's name for them Is'-'Uefense,
aud tliey are phUvd under vharye of
Custav Noske. much trusted by the
government for Ills prompt ucthiq, In
eineyeiieies, und much hatetl by the
sipartaenns for his -eleutless opposi
tion when disorders bre;k out.
Noski's ai'poiutment as head of the
navy, as well as the army, was regard
ed -none too seriously, by Noske hlin
self, at leftst. Wlien usked by a news
papir man what he expect vd to do
about the )iivid aflalrs o tiei'mafiy hi
the future, Noske" laughed and r"pliedT
"Wliy worry about naval affairs, when
we baveir't tiny navyVv .
There are still sailors in' bte puin
bers In (.eriitany, luevever, and they
have been a problem. Daring the revo
lution Vltll.VU I.1.1V...I Ml," ihlt.ol't'llll
i i;i rt. and most of ile-m developed su b
a likiiiK to layd dujy in I'.-ii-p aiid (he
other bin cities that they have refuvd
o lenv for Kiel or any of rhe liar-iiors.-
Now the sailors are vised In the
ruard regiments all over t'ermauy.
.iloiii with soldiers.
Big Army Disappears.
The German army Is In process of
reorganization, fintuediutely after the
rirmiMieo the army aluiot di-yppeared
as nn or:ui:.i il unit,' and lbou.;i there
were' millions of uieit in unifi-rm seat
tered' aii over Hit; land, n-ue was rtv
oonsl'le to anyone, and otlieers were
not safe in uniform. In loetlitles the
jobbers Joined "Ited jiiiard groups,
and , some . served and otliers misused
their prlvib -es. Thus the army as It
was known In the old days practically
vanJshed. except for a. few divisions
under Hindeiibut'ir, camjied behjnil the
lihine, and the trooiis ulong the i'ollsh
border.
Now the only army of the field that
Germany ha't Is In the east to ilard j
:ipi iust tlie l'o!e. !t is eounna tided , ,
by ilimleiiburK and U-supposed to be (
not more than dn.lMK) or 70.000 men, '
If It immln rs that many, liowever,
government troops are -scattered over !
the country In every big city and in ;
fiahi'rial centers lo guard u iruliisi ;
divonlers. The bit: . problem is keep- j
inj: these troops faithful ' and satis-u
tied, wjien Spartacan propaganda and i
money Is at large. I.'nder Noske and'.!
the mlJdster of war, Colonel' Keinhard, j
the mmmb and discipline of the gov- j
ennmnt troops have hnirroved tremen- :
doubly until a great part of thu for
mer elliciency Is restored.
Depends on Peace- Terms.
Germany's army Is In n transitory
state. What it will beeoirue depends
upon the pence terms, ihe . Germans
rero;;ni7o. lint thor.e- has evidently
boon a change in idea in the gov
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mal our pee g( business your stop
pi nit point "on your shopping trips.
Let usntertaln you witlAiiusTc on -
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me v iciroisoiwu rxiinun, or iuu. uyiv 0ii
oiifc Latest Sheet Music.
An afternoon pown, whbl) Is des
tined to" do duty as an evening gown
as well, makes claim to this versatil
ity -becauso of Jts originality. H Is u
eotnplefe sueenss" In this -dual role. To
assure lids success Its .designer do
eldetl upon navy blue chanueuse for
Its foundation, and fashion simply
ii. n't get too much of navy blue. There
Is something about this color that lbs
splrathm may be In tlie short' Mr ;
coal, Willi its fi'stniii-; to one M-ie
and Its high cellar w il h t tr no e -, in
gray, t!ie,re Is no tJ'ace of II in Hie
skirt. This. Is long and rather tun-row
with n blllditig ;i1 1'ie boltou Instead of'
H hem. The nu-Mklrt of the 'stey.i ib d
lehirfoil Is litdhed with braid fringe
l:i(h b: Iters (; dr; -is up to (lie mi te
ll t vJ:o-i fl'Ml'e is the t'refened trim-.
! A GRANDE NATIONAL BANK-
Ca pjt.nl and Surplus, $240,000.
'Established 1887 '
fr-y'., V,eli.tble, and Progressive.
At Vi'jiir Sflryu-c. .
iiiIti" In I T 1 4 iictv siiH.'t unit dr" it. l
hi witli Ihe times and It appears morn. , ,1..,.1.'1,l,..,s ,,,, lh ,,..,,.,
ppMe'' tins season's sile sfatiip on IL
The Miort I'ojiiee, w lib li 'K.iui' itu .v f
tor of this -gown of exceptional ills- , ,f ,.jstri, im,, nor bn-y oeeiiif ntat
minds, is provided with a fie-blMii.ihle-
IrVcr noon and night in fmcks for all
the w;.kfng hours f fashionabb s.
With Ihe cbarmense satin the emi-
I True ArUlocracy.
! M re il. i;: -. i ; -y a:::ed mi!vo tb" o
! cia! 'j. te'tl -i' elt ! i.-Tlt of nri!ne
i racy ia"t be ii:'rilic ed iliin our life.
J'l i'n nut mean Ihe nri-loeracy of bii th,
' ,; -t '.,r..e. ,' (" (.ii Hi,. iirNtoe
Jrciy vf ... . ' .''t. i i i'". 'i the arts-tni-
I r:;cy r e!.:ir:;eter. of Will of mi lid.
I T!.at or,' ' . free IWn.
tiuction chose to use navy blue chif
fon stenciled in lilac and gray. The
pattern suggests the virile designs
whleh appear on the new importations
of silks from Japan and China and
possihly iugi:ested tne short coat that
certainly radiates n far T-at tluvor.
Tho colors gray and lihie are very
navy huckcrouml and
from lameness by tho
telnhurd were ! l'"ld pattern of the stenciled pattern.
However Apparent Its orfeutal lil-
uient. lately In Ihe revolu'.ion Kbert I hue with tlie
declured himself nguiiWt a cuuscrlpted ! are redeemed
i . . i i. , i . i ..
army, y.no osut aim
high collar- with a turnover ot gray
satin. Thttf lotume Is very unr-.n; 1
as .well ns beiMitiluf; it will not b'.i
outel:iss,. .v iiny iiuui' f-nn al e.'ii
ttz dress Its wearer ulli have Ihe m
suranee of being wi ll emurh jlres-- ' il
anywhere, .
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STANDARD
BUILD MANY NEW VESSELS
Four Million Tons of Steel Ships Ex
pected to Be Completed
This Year.
Waslllnt'tntl. Steel ships hllllt In
American yard's tliN year are eM.cc'i d-
Ci.ul and i ffi .-tiling (Iriuki. B'-rv'd
In the rinlit stylo. Think of Silver
thorn's i'itinljy Itrii Piore- after
ihe show, and when you a'ru thirsty
or nc-"d a -liiit lnin ll. Oui ' n'alti d
milks 111 pli .-.so you..
FAMILY DRUG STORE
CA GRANDI.ORCGON.
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I certainly have some of the Very Best Farms that are offered for sale in this
County., Come in and let us show you our list.
, -loll ACIiKS Two (rood fanes, 100 acres each, near Union, well improved, water HkIiU; alfalfa i
(rrain. I..et nie show you these farms. They are pni'i-d i-iirhl and hoth uic.dosirahle p'ropei ties. Splendid
homes; 'terms' on each. .
i;o-A T.KS In Mt. (i'.eMi, !U a. r.es irood land, in timi.er.. IV ssessioii this -full.
41 ATIIKS In Mt. Cileiin; price S:;H0(i,' only ?5 ! rah reipiircd, halance ui Ii per cent.
180 AfRKS-i-In Mt. Clenn. 40 in alfira;-'t..l ouil'lMiRs; crc:tc runs thii;h Ja.;e.- KxreptiojiM
terms, only $''"ifi') cashs Innj;. time oli halnnce. " ' ' .
l'fl(M) Af TIES A real slock, ranch; I'll! arm in alfalfa and timothy, Hi miles from I.a fa-mole; w. II
fc-nied and mipiovod; water r.ghs for iliill hm will put yoii.jo !ossmln, tin i lial.uic.e. 'II.,-
faim rer.t fo'-$K.00.cash. .Some f.-itm, all li-j'o'.. ' . . .
211(10 Af "HKS - Here is anoth'-r real r.toek ram-li, ju'-t a few iniies liorn I,a (iijinde; 2.ill acre,, under
cultivnt jon, wdl nTipioveil, plenty of wilier; $i.r. i -i acre,. .
10. At'IIKfi.N'ear oil tanks, nne-half in. alfalfa ?JOOO, terms. . . . .
1M ACHKH-One' and a half mih-3 fiom I.a (iraril--, loodern hnneiilow, 7 -w.b honv, full basrnii nl , ha-h
V.d t'cj, t; choice conimereirj- fruit.. Lust year the l.fromt5 on. the en.p .i.WIHM. 'I his f .ii'i .i-lei.l hm
'and a moii-.-.v. maker. ' ' . . ..'.'
fONSl'l.T UK T!I'j;ARI;I(. ITV -llfrjl'l-ii'l V l. .U.I.. I'A UTS (!!' T:if. OT Y.
10 A-f'RKS -Near H .-.-irn'-v'-ilj','. -I in alfalfa, .' 'i. llllidthy; 0 in v.li-;. I. :i ui p a'alo-. .' ; irood h.:.d. r.ii'-i--located.
I'lice S';000,j.u.,h reiunc. I'T'O. ' '" ' .
r.il ATREK Near l.a (iranile. 10 in alfalfa; pi id ir.OO, woj t.lt mote nrMiry - has previou ly v.M sev
eral t.mes'for more. Ci.icumsjanc-cs tt-.akif tliis jirke aVailahlc. "
.10 AfHKf In Tiui'tdale, ci-. ic'to park; imo-JiuT in ilfall'.i, ore f the l e-t pii-.es' of land in th..t
f.inielis se.-ti'iii. Trite '.-'''0 cr.jui'li said; if itile- e.Uvd, tuveJ-tieo'e. , . . ' ' . .
. Ill ACT.KS- In Cove. forr. In a'nd K"t d.-cip'.n. nn-t ti.'n '' jnlon iv any f ..iioioent ',..-.-propeity
owner, and he will tell o.l that this'is a sr.aii a! il 'o- - ....
' 4i A "kKS Near new pavi I h-'ghwiy, ail in crep, ! ants in alu fi, haltm-e In v.1,' a'; -.. ;
ami iruniwiients ale included in Vie jjrj' e. '
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will be done right
US YOUR SHIRTS AND C0L
TIIIiY WIU. BE 3ATISFAC?
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T5 JT'JTJR SUITS, DRESSES AND
0AUMEKT3 I'ORDHY CLEAN--
CUIl VrORK WILT. PLEASE YOU.
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- pro. merit ', feiit e4 into Un.'- j :-;ni-is, '.' "e:
merit ;"ai,- '.tciiri -I ,. . .
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