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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1919)
BIX Tj GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER D"' THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919 U..., o co o 9 o o TAKE A . nrcssAss youb sfo of iTBurcFfSL A piUiw of weariness and debility which isTio often cxnericiwu'd at this season w olteu uua to a lack of proper nutrition. In such east's the nervous system is not worn nut, but it is improperly fed. The nerves ffct their nu trition from tlie blood ana the blood is formed from tlie Jiroducts of drytatiyu- OUR OREGON GRAPltaoifPOUKD Will readily replace .debility Villi energy and ' strength. A remedy that increases appetite, aids digestion and creates rich, redWooU. It will enable you to storku strength for the trying months of summer. PRICE "114.23 SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVJN SNAPP, Proprietor. Quick Dolivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40 "YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD." ty'orld ruinous Hood River apples iO large nnanlltleti will birshlDfled to the jftundluuvlan countries ns a result of tlie vtait to Hood Hlvor of the iiurty of Scandinavian whoa-e In J'ortLind niacins con- tracts for shir of all sorts of North- t rotViict. In addition to the apples .Hie traders will Uke many carloads of pew , iirovlillim the growers uru alilo to funnlsh llicm. , Choking on a peanut that had be come lodged In windpipe, Clyde L. I.owls, 8-ycar-uld sou of IWrs. Guy HeddliiK of 'ending, died bofu e ld could 1o ginin hlntott Sunday nlfcht It wasofliut thoiinlt imt the child had taken poison. OX .MIDIM.K WEST WHliATj I WASHINGTON, July 17. No ijuarantlne ojalnst wheat shipment from Illinois. Indftna. .Wes? Virgin ia and (Joorgia, because of 0iitiiodjBi eiwes In those sIbiUb, will be declared at UiU 'ilmcby the federaj hootlcul tiir.il board. This decision was reach ed by the9 boaiid Suesday, alter hearings. Uftll.UA.N'H 1HY 1'OOD FItO.M Atl.MV KffMrts to have Lieutenant C'ohm- lel Theodore Ilousoveli Jr., bpeak in hiiKYne while on his tour of lihe West uxt to bo iriudo by the local I post of the American Legion. Oils from all paits of X)roi:on. I are uri-ivlng at Cannon Heath for the V. W. C. A. girl's camp'uujiimw cun foence. The confereiao will con tin uo until July 25. The Vule Milling & KlevaJo' com pany w.u) organized last week and I within the next (iu days will have j completed u three story modem I louring mill. OiK.'inlzalion of the Malheur Coun ty (ileal War ViCerallH" lanvociatinn has been rompMed and the first mentlng will be held at Vale the first '.Sunday In August. J. If. Scolli, who has hien in rhiirgc of Columbia ilver highway win It lie , I ween Hood Itiver and Musii.:, has been grantid a two-months' leave of absence. Mrj.- Alice Skci'ii, wanleil In I'oi't- land on a (i.nif- of naivlug manili- ' coml .hu.s-band without h'.ivluu' si'i-iii ed a divorce from the first, if under uncut at Salem. SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW thedA bara "The Light" A Super-Production. 1'ATIIK K'EVJKW OOMKDY COIILENZ, (Correspondence of Uie Atsuciiitod I'roas Ch'IIUius itu tho American occupied arua of Gor man have been buying ncmily a mil lion marks worth of food dally dur ing l;he last few weeks from tho Unit ed Statjn army supplbs. The amoiinl sold thus far .totalo 40,00b, 0011 marks. Oornuuis In Hi eves and Cob lenz have organized a nonprofit as MK-i;;tion which deal with the- Inter Allied Military Commission on Food, tlni supplies, being distributed to the consiimur tlirough tho rolailera who are allowed a limited profli on all sales. Such Maples as bacon, nice an oaiin' d milk were at flint sold to tin Germans by tho commission of ex purls' reports that tho pooior clascs. especially the women and childi.cn, wijre in need' of certain foods. Lat, er, when liou.tands of American bol- liters were lionieward bound llio com mission decided to open certain stores of llie army to the Germans, owing to the ftiet that there war. moro food on haod than the uruij" bad use for. Much of the food Is Ih ought to the occupied area front the army depots in H ance, the Germans buying at a 'mall profit to the American army, plus the transportation cha.rgcs from ; (be United States. To dato food valued at niorj than : fci ty million marks hae been sold to Ibc civilians of tlie, Amerinan occu pied zone, all from army stores. y. l'.i'.ii'Yii Larg Handkerchief Display of Everyday Pricei- TIuto is u ;pe;80iiiillty in nice sta limiury iuid writinK ma tei ia Is. J'cu pli w t oRom tlmd JucIkuU by I(1m kind and quality of Htatiunery that lluiy us" in wtrfting to it heir friend j I'LOODH (Al SK IIHAVY U)SHKS IX Alt(iKTA UTKNOH AIKKS. Ai-Kontlna, July 10. (lovm nincnt rBjiot'tH bhaw thai :lu liuve boen drowned in floods hi! b"lh in " P"'a' nd business way. I lie Hoiilhi-rn of Hikmios Alreti provinecM. Tho railways and tole 5i a h le f-oinintiuica.tlon have wn iiUerrupti'd and sovontl iootions in that, region have Itoeu roinplitiely is olated fu i inoie than a week. Tho floodH wtTo duo to a ni onth of the heaviest lt.iiinfall evor record-1 e hero. J Over on the Chilean side of Aren-1 tjn i oho e have bt:(,n further heavy snowfalls along thu trans-Andlnv railway, causing now damage to tho Him. Tho snowfall In Ihts region Inn htH'ii nearly Voutluuoiis for u month and in t-oino pUices is more j than -5 feet deep. . A small patiy of Auieri'-ans rlv- I od overland from the Pacific seaportl of Anto(agii!tta, Chile, last night. Thuy reported .ajmost nnendui ahle j luu'dshlps during their week's Jour ney. , . You y ill i'iml a beantiful ftKsortincnt of now MaiullW-Tchiefs, just received, in many utv desigriH, pacbed iu ji'etty tryuuied boxes of two? three, mud six handkerchiefs 1o the box; priced 15c, 25c, 58c, f9t, a Box. Bulk Handkerchief 5c Each Women's and Alryses' one corner embroidered, sheer lawn handkerchiefs; full size finished vitliiuartcr-inch hemstitched hems: X in. Athletic derwear f you do not wear AtliluticNTiiVlcnvear, j'ou do not know what coinl'ort you nii.s.s. .For the liottfays of July and August, we liavc! cool underwear in Silk, Soietto, liiiuity; priced 98c, $1.39, $1.49. Ilvautiful Camisole Laci-, U8c lo $1.25 Incorporated MiMSMSMSMSMBasMMSSSVIMiMMbM ONE PRICE TO . ALL When you wish sormilhing new anil dlstlnctlvo In 1ho way of clussy bov pavers in tho HIkIiUijiiI linen, tioth in 1 ho plain whito and the tinlls. or tin1 latest dtMlKiis in Crunet'R linen lawn yon will find llicm at Silver thorn's Kiitnily Druir Stite. Many other new styles and luti'Ht deslRim in box 'papers In colors land white with both tho long shaped and si iil.ire cnvolops. Tho Kraftlawn, thu Crane's Kglinton In the Princess Loiib Knwlopo, and tlw Wyckoff Coupon Bond are three of tlie latest and most Mylish papars on the maick-' et. Silvertborn'B C4ii suit your ererir,. taste in writing matrials. 7-16-tf,i FAMILY DRUG 3TORC LA QRANDC.ORCIION. GOING UP Take advantage of these wonderful low prices on Soap Remember, these prices are for a limited time ... ... ... - only. SOAP PRICES li i;i:ii:i in h'l'.A'I'K i'i,.x i'ii:i,ns A Woman is Judged by Her Stationery cssioll of .a- Doii'l let ncople J'oriii a jvroni; iinpressioii Volii' eliiii'iii'tei' liv iisiinr i)il,,ii. ..uf ..i' .1.1.. e N vvlifii ir iu u.i ...i.l. .....I i Ul'e the kind (hat is sli-icly eorreet. We have just received a new sliiinuiSit of STATIONERY. Anything you may sel.evt from this line will lje correct mih there a wide variety of sizes, tiuls ami shiipcs IVoin which-(.o select." SAI.KM. July 1 7. n i-auso of I lio I a nuc'ity of ni'eotl In saving tlu h!i.i-i : ! I lax crop the ho -id of i-'xilrol has di'i-iili'd lo oriiani.o a crew i( fifty i ' 1 11 :u : I t - of the hospital for "Hie in- niiui' to help the ronvlcts, and auolh-' J i'r dew of Iv.iMily boy:i of tlie iiialn-! I lim school. Klfty-rour compels ar. , workili;'. in 'the flux fields but I iio ' i-rop Is beillK sun kilbd. .Mol) White $ .06 Crystal White .06 Suiinv iM6nd.iv .06 Silk ( Jewel ...t, : Klean Fasy Fairy, small Fairy, large Jvory, small THE FRUIT SEASON IS ON $ .72 TO .72 .06 .72 05 .57 V07 .78 .1)8 .88 3 l.44 08 1 .88 KNGA $ 5.95 5.95 595 $.95 4.78 6.12 6.78 12.10 6.78 GE YOUR Jvory, large 13 Fel's Naphtha .10 1 Vet's Fine Tar 07 J'uinice : 05 JJorax Naphtha 07 Duck 09 Luckel's S. U JJorax 10 A. 15. Naphtha 08 09 1.44 1.08 .78 .54 .79 .82 1.16 .88 .82 12.10 8.50 6.12 4.48 621 7.38 9.48 6.78 7.38 j . Ncwlin Book and Stationery Co. in uv .NAVY (il .VS l.()N!K)N, H'n ri,K.nntl',u-n r 'ilu AMsiK'iy'i'il Pnl- Tho Riilish Ad inlialiy has rrvciilod llutt ni' or lh .!t'.o"m-n:'- of Uo u:vy in I ho w.r wu .n IS lt.i'h );u:i which flioil a ton i nri a hall slii'l). sovt-n I'oml Uuh. twt'nty nitlr'K. with stu t'ifieut t'orr" tn pli-iTo n Coat of tho h;n dost a ti'ol. I' ;is u:i'rt in tho uioinon'ulih1 attiirk on Xoo.m.r.Ko with ovcollciit ot'io.t. CHICHESTER S PILLS T UP. II! MOMI lilt MI. A. .Ural Ah -ur lmiiit l -r A CM.rlitx.lrr fltUifonJ PrNn.l IMIU Id Kr4 4 n, ..I .W ToLn nn ..IrVr Atnr r.i in. 1tr;'l. A irill.fllV'i.TrR llt.VMOMI ITTt 1M fill, ( - s. irmkioiaM Krtl.iUftit. M.R' Vt P SOID BV liKUClilSIS tVFRVWiiRf Choice IVaches Our J'rice J...$1.75 box Choice Watermelons. Our Price 5c lb. Choice Cantaloupes, Our Price 14c Choice Tomatoes, Our Price 15c and 23c WE SAVE YOU 20 TO 50 PER CENT ON YOUR J. C Tar Soap RASPBERRIES, PEACHES, CHERRIES NOW! Choice Apricots, Our Price 2 lbs for 25o Choice I!aiiaiias, Our Price 35c and 45c ' Choice Lemons, Our Price 37c doz. choice Oranges, Our Price 42c doz. Choice Bing and Royal Anne Cherries, 45, 50c gal. 9 JARS AND FITTINGS WHY PAY MORE? The Greater Hooverized Grocery THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GR ANDE. SAM HARMS, Prop. llitt Stolu Mill wiu'i-o mo ill 'I'liririy ll Thrum:. 1 i- j A I ll"ll i 1111 TWO MAIN LINE PHONES :: ':: :: :: :: :: MAIN ao L 1 a' " "ai The Store Where the Thrifty Throng A Fflien Store Grand i- ALL v. '-' The first l.i event held under imsoiccs of the . . Central Labor Qouncel litie. ct.rilialljr mHA to .ieiul uu eujovahle evening with the workers g) . (U. i'i iiiioiiittiiiiiitiui-, S ' s, 1!! 0!0MUsfy AND A 0O(U T1MK ASfRklf KVFKONF. ZUBJHAIrta, THURSDAY, ULY 17. m (JJ It's Quality Meat 'I and We Sell it NO CJIAJRGfE FOR DELIVERY, " I " PHONE MAIN 32. THE STILWELL MEAJ0&). wt coNisi.irs FiaivM). for' ESS . JUST A FEW OF OUR EVERY DAY v. PRICES S's $1.93, rAi'rons 11.49 $1.69 $1.89 $1.9. ft. i;uf't'lcP tticoat.s $2.98 ;eeii Petticoats . , $2.X3 (te Crepe Wwists $4.6915.08 $4.00 Whites 'oih Waists $1.89 $283 $2.43 des in Fleischer's; .Sweater Varus 38c ball ng'J11'?0 tot'k Hosij, Kox,' lnderwear0 o o " i muse I irtJ Huriu;;uow JU.ckSij IJIiekSi i or Andrcw's0 Variety Store The jPlacelfoGet EverythiOYcA'WanfeEver? 0 Day, St the Price YouLikttoPay. o o e dim I !. I O .0::w;-tt.:s:"O'i ft OS 0 in on O O , o o 6 -co- o o o. e o o o o o O O O a CO o ; o
