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Your.Owii Car
The nulu trip will be more eujyy
tthle if the car is bright ami clean.
It's easy tolycp it in such a con
dition if you luivc tlie right ma
terials to work with.
Sponge Chamois', Soap, Brush
will make
HhTNiasy.
ior4iJ
Snapp's Compound,
the rain shield and
parts of the car, is a
preparation.
ami?
other glass
guaranteed
PRICE 25 CENTS.
SNAPP'S LA GRANDE
ALVIN SNAFP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
"YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD."
crfeo. Tliiy o o 0,!(;lily prljd hy
I9,pln wli'havu Ih-coiih-, iii-iioilnti'd
with tliulr Kood jiiiillt Ich. They only
cunt a fjuarter.
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oflAKINJ NKIilW AVIATOItS
Wonderful Opimrtifliify I.i'tfii a
'J'ide Without KxpniHi o
Tift uvlulifln nectiun of the Marine
Corps is urgently ffi need of four
year enliatefl men for (fas engine me
chanics, machine nhop mechanics, ek-c-
tuifian.1 wireworkers, woodworkers,
wef'W-rs, blacksmiths, etc. Men of
jfood clarateP and mfllinnically i
clined arg .-,tibfaclory. Tltuse ciii4st
inn for this duty will be sent to Marc
Island, California, for the regular re
cruit trainine; and after completing
that, will he'transfenej to the regular
mechanics school at Croat Lakes, 111
icnis, and receive u thorough educa
tion in nil or part of the above trades.
They will be aent to the flying stations
and receive a thorough practical
trainine; in mechanical work.
This is a wonderful opportunity for
youiiK men to learn a profitable trade
at the expense of the government. A
large percentage of men on uviation
duty arc non-commissioned officer.--
and most of these receive in addition
to their -regular pay, 00 per cent in
crease. Mechanics who entered at the
beginning of the war with nunlifirn
tjons allowing them to earn only JfJ.CO
or tf.'S.OO per day in civil life arc 'now
expert mechanics and aro securing
upon discharge, positions paying Jit)
i to ?12 per day.
Further information regarding this
i unusual offer may be obtained hy
writing to the U. S. Marine liccmit
ing Ktat'on, Third and Alder streets.
Portland, Oregon.
International comniitteo of tho y. M
C. Hoth men u9.; n-jiortcd saf-j
Iiefors going overscan for Iho Y
M. C. A., Coylo was BCtyetary to
President Uavld Starr: Jo.ckin of Ice
land Slanfoid Jr. unii-iy-Hlty.
filJMBKItVll.I.E IMI CROSS.
The Suimnerville Hed Cross branch
will hold a meeting the evening of
August ', at 8:UU o'clock :6 the M. K.
church. All members ure requested
to attend. S-5-2t
1'AKIS Cl'I KI) TOIt ItltAVtiltY
III XS (JUT I'ATS IX MA Hi
('ailoail of I-'immI Sent by Parcel
Post I rom t'ulifuiiiiii.
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AMERICAN BOATS
IN WHITE SEA
Craft Aro Known An the "Tin Lizzies"
of the Navy, Hut Officers Are
! Proud of Them.
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1 AROAItl) U. S. KACI.K HOAT NO.
1 J, IN WHITE SKA, July 2(1. (Cor
J respondenco if iliu Asiwciatiil Press.)
i American L'nglo boats now are op
J erating on dispatch Bervico in Ninth
5 Itussian waters.
i', ' Eagle Boats Noh. 1, 2 und .'I, the.
first built of th s type for the Anieri
. can government, arrived in Archmigcl
I after a (12110 mile run under their own
steam from the Atlantic seaboard and
according to their officers, have more
1 than mado good.
I : Crews of the larger naval vessels
( aro Inclined to chafe the Eagle Hunt
i men and rail these craft tho "tin lix
j , zics" of tho navy, but the officers of
I tho Eagles are proud of their sea
, worthiness and efficiency. '
i Tho Associated Press correspondent
jmulo a trip from Archangel to Keni,
across tho White Sea, aboard the flag
Bhip of tho Utile flotilla, and in this
Id-hour run, in stormy weather, the
flagship anil the No. 1 had ample op
portunity to show their seaworthiness.
In Archangel, at this RcuHon of the
year, the weather has been almost
tropical, and the American officers,
who had expected to find the Arctic
frigid even in the eternal daylight,
days, were confronted instead with
tt nipcrntures and sunshino that made
while duck me prescribed un'form.
'iwo nours out of Archangel, how
over, at the entrance to the White
Sea, the Eagles ran into a cold gale
and snowstorm which set the light
craft tossing anil rolling and forced
the crews quickly into their woolens
and oilskins. However, tho Eagles
kept ploughing along to their course,
and arrived in Kern harbor none the
worse for one of the worst batterings
they have yet received.
With their two four-inch guns, one
three-inch unti-aircraft gun, and ma
chine gun anti-airplane battery, the
Eagles might be expected to give a
good account of themselves, say the
officers, against submarines or any
above tho water craft of anything
Hear their size.
Tho three boats operating in the
White Sou arc under the command of
Lieutenant Commander Norman Scott,
U. S. N., whose home is in Indianapolis.
Tho Itesl Physic.
When yon iwant a plejiKant phyje
liy ('hauihrlain'H TnblctH. They aro
easy to take and mil. I ami gentle hi
SAX FRANCISCO, Allf. 4 Parcel
pest shipments of h no, bacon, bird,
dried f urs. to-.. r.!i',-iT and oth"r
loo.'.-otufrs to individuals I:; -jr-mi
-iy and Ain'rla by relatives hop
have li creased so rapidly in two five
days since nmil scrvloo to these
rouTitrbs was ri-'.lined that leil-v.-ay
nrili officials foui.d It necessary
: uend three c:u l."ads east ttiiay.
NVi-.ly all of the IpicakaKes contain
rats, audi as h. in, haicn or lard
1 o--.ti.rf!e.- ctricial.i a-y.
One v.(.mal s 'l.t -six 1-auis to om
iiKiI-. iilual In Po i; :i. Priiss!:..
V. M. ('. A. MEN' CAITIVUS
Ainerlcaiis llelil by llol-bnihl
('lickiioco lleglini.
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NEW YORK. Auk. 4 Clliiton W.
Ari i son of lli iilgijiorl, Conn., anil Al
lm t 1 (Joyl-i of San .loo, Cal., V.
M. C. A. secretaries with Uui Kns
rlan lloi)ls, b:ivo been taken prison
ers by the, bolshevlkl In the regln-.i
of Chekuecu, according to an n
uoiiiieoiiient made tonight by lh"
PARIS, Aug. 3 Premier Clemen-
ceau ha3 cited tho city of Paris in
urmy orders as follows: i'The city
of Paris, a capital magnificently wor
thy of K;aiice, anliimtrri by patriotic
fth v,"hieh nuver fultend, bore with
ft. ui and siiiillng courage frequent
bombardments by aircraft and long
rant;o guns f:om 1014 to and
has addcl deahtless chapters to her
secu,:ur glory.
CHEESE 1- ACI'OlilES T) KINK
Ch-ilsop Connty Dairymea Aro Or
gaiii.iiifr .Veiv Projects.
ASTORIA, Or. Aug. 4 (Special)
Two new cheese factories will be
cuccted In Clatsop county this sum
mer to bo run on tho co-opeuitive
plan. Work on a ISODO factory at
Hrr.ily has been started.
Tho Clatsop county Kuliiynion's
league Is organizing a company fo
1 lie erection of unotlier factory In the
Lewis and Clark river district to
cost $51100. At tho first meeting
$1)000 was subsoiibod. Tho dairy
men, Instead of selling their milk
have decided to launch tho cheesn
making projet.
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, Children's Cdat$
In making our 'Fall selections of CcaWs we Hid not forget the Kiddies, and
we have-today received our first shipment. . -
We want to call special attentionto this line of Children's Coats. Most all
have heard about the high7 prices. After you see these Childress Coats.aad
see the style and material, you will wonder again, bow we do it. Priced $4.98,
$5,90, $6.90, $8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75. .
PENDLfeTON B
LANKETS
Evcrvone in this sectki'i Knows what it means when you say PEMJLE-
TOX liLANKET. A'e web- able to secure only- a limited amount of this one
bijr value
Follow
the
Crowd.
jrey only, lull size double blanket, at $8.90.
Incorporated J
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Sage Advice.
Hank Himes says: Think twice be
fore speaking, thrice before writing
and four times before lighting. Co
lumbus Dispatch.
FOR RENT Two
rooms. Phone
Second Street.
J iil('e,lf furnished
fcliik t301. 2001
tV! 8-5-lt.
The Observer furnishes and prints
Mutter Wrappers.
new today
FOR SALE Driving or saddle mjc e.
buggy and harness, or will trade
all or separate for cow or hogs.
pay difference. Bq.t Knight, ls-
lr.nd City. S-5-2tp.
l'OR SALE Thoroughbred White
Leghorn roosters, four months old.
Phone 30-11, or 1801 Cove Avenue.
8-5-2t,p
WANTED Iioy
Mack 701.
deliver.
Call
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I-'OI! SALE Teiit
$LS. See Delilel
floor, 12x11,
i. 8-5-.ii.
WANTED Pie cherries for canning
Phone Iilack 3951. 5-5-llt,p
l-OU SALE Six rl
!)02 K avenue. 1
ipi, motlern nouse
Jone Red 17111.
8-5tf
l'OR SALECAl(1.I-Sevcral pieces
of seven-eighthsNju-h cable for sale.
J. E. Eoley. ' 8-5-5t.
These hot days call for cold drinks
and Ice Cream or Ice Cream Sundaes.
Lemonades and other cold drinks.
You will always find the very best
of all these drinks at Silvorthorns'
Fountain. Dallv-7-2!l-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GrANOCORESON.
La Grande Shoe Repairers' Price List
We, the shoe repairers of LaGiande agree to maintian the scehdule
of prices on this list. Any par ty doing work under this list will b
published ;
'VEX
Half sole,
Kull so!e3
liubbcr he
Leather heel
Full leather 1:
Toe caps,
Toe pieces
Loffffcrs' calks
Hob nulls ,
Full welts
Toe welts,
LADIES
Half soles ....
Turn half soles
S LIST.
XL'JO and up
V-d hVelsL....$.'1.73
r-fc I 75c
AcIs'.AJ.'. ,'.$!. 00
fcair ;.$1.00
1 L.SOc
V ..$1.50 and up
....75c to $1.00
i.?L50
lir . . .. . .50c
U.ISTJ
.Vl.rji and up
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Full soles $2.50
Rubber heels 75c
Leather heels 50c
full leather heels. .1.00 to $1.25
Toe pieces, per pair 35c
' BOYS' LIST.
Hoys' halfsoles, 0 to 5.
.$1.50
.$1.25
...50c
Little boys', 2 to 4
Boys' heels
MISSES' LIST.
Half soles $1.00
Children's half soles 7oc
Turn rips 25c and up
Patch .25c and up
S. C. K1NGSLEY, L. J. French Shoe Store.
F.- S. JESTER, Grandy Building.
LARM & LACKEY, Wcst-Jacobson Building.
U. S. SHOE REPAIR CO., New Foley. Bldg.
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Buy here. They know they get High Quality Groceries
at lower prices:, No special sales at this store
'I') STrtCK 1EUAAXKXTLY IJKDL'CKD.
TODAY AND TO.MOUK'OW
The (lii'l AVith (l I: wili'liiii Sniili',
MAY ML IS0N
"CASTLES IN THE AIR."
A Mctni Story with l;iut;lis aiitl a tfar or two.
Ami tin- ComkmIv, "Oh, What a Night,"
Stitrrinjr I'.oliliy W-ruoii.
Ko One Complains About Things Being "Slow"
Around the House Where There's a Victrola
ex Edison- I
Rtoi) in and hear innsir 1.
most fannnis. artisti t.h
j ou'ro iassmg ytir store
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Ph1. 1 ts urcati'st
ValfV ro I llt'S
throiVli tln t'.stah
lishnut of Ijcnlar
haliits i caiVrnl
living.
Tin rhililVlV is
tan.u'lit to s.'ivctinds.
nt niatufily, a t'irin
I'oiiiKlat ion rt ady
for t lio ('iitni-c struc
ture. His future is both
assured and insured.
our co.mplh;
You save on
Jlel .Monte Seeded Raisins, large pi-
iS'ehraska Corn Meal, lier sack
Fresh Kggs, doen
.Matches, piT do.en packages
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A64c
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5Bc
ery purchase from 5 to 50 .
'-Ill CM I...1 W i. .1 1l
ouri-ueti li neat, I'lvic xiu
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkge 14c
(linger Snaps, a barrel 29o
ilacaroni, Sjiaghett i or Noodles, o pkgs..25o
Lilihy's Sweet Potatoes, per can '. 27o
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THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE.
SAM HARRIS, Prop.
irocery
TWO MAIN LINE PHONES
MAIN
The Store
Where the
Thrifty
Throng
A Unin
Store
Is vours?
Start on the right,
road by opcning-a
sa in;;s accoiin
with this insti
tution.
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It's Quality
.Meat
- and We
Sell it for
. "LESS
N0 CHARGE FOR DELIVER
. s PHONE SfAIN 32.
THE STILWFJLL MCA J tot
THE CO"SUMi:UFRIKND.
Andrew's Variety Store
COME IN AND LOOW OVER OUR LINE OF
GOLD BAND, SEMI-PORCELAIN DISHES,
WHICH JUST ARRIVED
Half uoz. a-i-i. Plates. . .$1.1:1
Half dm. 7Jn. l'!au-s. . .Jl.fi.l
Ijalf iz. 4-in. Fruits 6Sc '
in. CrcaJ and
Uuttcr liitcs 9Sc
.flalf d ir.. foas ami saucers
....?.. $1
1 10in. Dish ..
1 7-in. IWkVr ?.
1 7-in.. Scallop
1 .Sugar Bowl .
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SPECIA $8.9
aSugle Piecessa1; tie SamecRate.
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The Place Yu Get Eyerftfeing You Want Ery.
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