La Grande evening observer., August 10, 1919, Image 8

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Cleaning and
Vessing 8 ;
IpuiAuount Importance to every man, church ut n!f.l.t, on rcioi:iitof the
i woijin and child connected In any I'n'on service at tho 1'itrk. Mr.
way Willi Hie Kruai uair imeit""" mini II will epeaK ai me union ser
of th country. Theaq nioniiugi'S wlll'vh:, the thoinu of the Heruiun Iw-
l.a .I..II.........I I. ,,,. tlit,t J
not Qll to Impress ai convince;
they will lis gnuphicully delivered;
Gllie will allow dairy condition as
M liny are. Congress has appropriate
! t2G.UUU.00 for the purpose of mi-
Called for
and Delivered
f we do it, it is done right.
LET US PROVE IT. .
VI R .REE MY WINDOW ' ,
The Wardrobe
WOOD W. BERRY
iiik. 'Ruling Man, Ahoy!'
, HAITIST nil lt( 'II
Hlbli. H. hool at IV o iOe k
All 1 o'clock iriHttvKl of the morn
lift' sio-mon th na&or will road h
ulillng different Governmental Ie- Iory atMLtt. h, granger Who
Demonstration of the
Food Value of Milk
The Orison Dairy Council will
)i:.vo an educational exhibit at the
Bliito f.ilr. I'lims for the exhibit aro
being inudu by u coiiuulttuo headed
by W. K. Newell, former food d
luinlHtrntor, now with the U. B.
drain corporal Ion. The display will
eliow the food value of milk and Its
product. La .Ortiulo la "represented
on tho council by tho l'loncor l''lour
i'K Mills.
California lias watched the. work
of tho council with Interest end la
Hotting ready to mako a milk survey
in thii nchoolii iilung the mi mo linos
as Die nchools used In 1'ortland,
J,a (I'Uinilo will bo asked to make
this survey which la a very simple
tnffnlr but determined bow mnny
children aro Betting no milk, how
many got a rIiius " day 11,111 now
in.-.ny, a pint or inoto.
Tho Oregon Pnlry Council Is co
npnrulliiK with the National Dairy
association In advancing tho cause
of the National Dr.lry Hlmw to be
held this Tall In Chicago.
Many novo), entertaining and In
structive features, rprovidod especial
ly (or the Milk 1'roducers of lh
country, should go fur IowivmIh mak
ing . tho National Diary Hlmw at
Chicago this year an event Hint all
milk ' producers, together with the
member of tliojr families, should
decide tltoy cannot aiToid to mlsn
under any circumstances.
. Thero aro, of course, many fea
tures, that usually uttract the at
tention of the Milk l'roduccrs at the
NiUoonl Dairy Show and such fen
lams vlll b In evidence this ycar
as always.
In nddition, Milk Producers this
your will bo UHked io parlicipnto in
cattle Judging and milk contents.
Wives, sons and daughter, or thn
dairy men will also bi given' the
opportunity of showing their pro
gress In fluid contests.
Thero are othor things Hint should
dotermlno Milk Producers to b0 In
Chicago In October for the big show.
me luniiled HtJites Ooveriiinent 'In
calling all dairy men to Chicago nt
that time to rocelvo very Important
post-war iiM'timigrs on thn dairy con
ditions of the world alter the war.
Tho messages that the Federal
Government have to dillvor are ol
partmenls to make exhibits and dct-
inonstiQliona at the Dairy Hhow anil
it Is assured that theae exhibit will
bo of a character never before shown
any where.
A post-war Information bureau on
dnliy conditions will be established
miller the supervision of the Federal
Klovernmont at the Hhow aud the
Department of State ha formally
unnouftced this fact to all foreign
'government and jia asked them
ito send delegations and comuils
ir.lonm to Chicago foir the exchange
lot ideas and Information on dairying.
Cow Test Association cows will bo
brought Into , competition from all
of the Btnles during me uairy nnow.
Hoy and Olrl Judging Contest of
ihampions from all states that are
lining, a work for the boy and girls
will be held. The work of the Boy
at.d Gl I Calf Club will also be
shown.
Men and women from the dairy
farm will bo keenly Interested In
1 1 ho Clilldien's Welfare Work, (he
Cattle Kxhlblt and Auction Sales of
Ilre-dlng Cattle will afford an Ideu
of cuttle value that will be of in
estimable value to dairy men-
The government and the National
Dairy Association both ask for a
big .'Uendanco of farmers at the com
ing show that a fuli knowledge of
the great ww k they are engtiged In
muy be advanced for the good of the
whole world.
The date of the National Dairy
Show this year os October Oth to
llilh, Inclusive. I'll time Is con
venient for Milk Producer and tho
Hhow Is easy to ireach In Chicago.
Came to Our Churou
This tooy0(if r. stianger-who come
to chuyh in l.a Grumlf, as eeen by
the pastor, I to Impi'ess one of the
g oat ciiiiniinds of oir Lord.
BTA.VHO.M C. LA I'll AM. Pastor.
Temper and'Tlaht Collar.
Dr. Linnri William, lecturing on
"Couiiiioii Kense." at a nursing con
ference uiel exhibition In London, wild
that pcult with tight collars did not
drain their bruins properly, and often
suffered from bail tempers. He hud
noticed Unit since women had given
up high eolliii-H mid were wearing gtir
uenls which gave complete freedom
to .the neck they hud become sweeter
tampered.
Right Definition of Classic
A classic Is properly a hook which
maintains Itself by virtue of that hap
py coalescence of mutter mid style,
that Innate ami imiiIHc sympathy be
tween the thmight Hint gives life and
the form Hint consents to every mood
mid of grace mill dignity, which run be
simple without being vulgar, elevated
without being distant, and which Is I
something neither undent nor modern,
always new aud Incapable of growing
old. Lowell.
-o- UXTa Y.Atr GITST 10, .fllfl
T ExP,nflnk..,: ' "j ssxdizs;
The prlylpul of a college was Jit- Yankee "was cunt. nnoriie ,,. annu. no mou of tL'iit
luring o,,sW..ff of leadierH uno,,-! with farmer Jomithnn S.: wSlJ
rleney. "VVhat." he d.-mnmM. "would; Cambrlilge !,., 1.13. . . ', to make Ift eoiO'l-te. them
are 'M spiumluls of salt. If a utftn
u-ara riuniii.il liiin water h9 would
make aliouC38 mrta, or more thasx
hnlf is entire wigui. mri
...n a l.At .l.ml ilf ClliriCd. ctllortllfl
laiun f,iwi .. . . -
of potash, mfignoiilum, sulphur nud hy
drochloric acid m His nuiiucriui gjT-tein.0
A Creat A)lvnUge.
The prly-lpul of a college was lec-
neney. -what," he demiiiiileil. "wi.uhli l amiirntge uiioiii ui.x . . .
i, a ii.,....,i. .. ..i .Q...i... ...i i... I u.u.,i i.,., i YunkeA elder and
hi it KKfti-ijiiim-r iiu ill me j -
close of the season fftiml 10 ht cent the like . . . The simUit t'JJ
of Ills stock returned bemuse H fell Harvard) ucd to hire horses of him.
below stundnril requlreimots? W!iO their liitergourse with him, and hi use
should we require a l(x) er cent etll-'fuf-tbe term on all ih i iisIoiis. led Ihet
clcneyeif the glove-miilier and onl.vOioj to adopt It." Will (iorilon, "lndeiwnd
per ceiilof a teacher?" "Because," r: i-nce of United Stairs," volume 1, lat
SMiniled a teacher, "lie run select his ' ter lli. page -IW.
kids I" .
"Afl Cannot Wither."
I
Only thing He Could Do.
3loiuer Wllllieu to " iu
' miiuuu nas nrougiii nejore , ,nB ,, jm.K to take care oi u
e miigiiiiriiie cnargiv. wan-navi.r
Id unwholesome arlieles for con-
A
the
sohi unwnoteHome articles for con
sumption lis fuod. The cluirge was ful
ly l"oved. "I wish to point out to 'he
court,' said counsel for Die defense
In a dlgullleil tone, ."Unit the houee
of business "lint I have the honor to
defemj wn founded in 180!." "Has It
renewed Hi slock since that Hate?"
usked the luaglstrute.
Complete Recovery.
An Eldorado young man may be
said to liave completely recovered
from his recent illness. Ho rhy ho
nil forgotten how his nurse looked.
Kansas City Slur.
Butter Wrapper printea at the
Observer office.
monii, llie int. und nut let her out of
his sight. When ioilher returned, sbe
found Itiimoua lied to Hie fernery
with a roH- aroueyl her neck. Mother
asked Jack why lie did this biiI he
Fld: "Well, mother, that Is fte only
wav I could keep Uummia in my,
siaiit." '
8trong Family Resemblance.
epni,.nttiient." remarked Shiubooe.
am a mighty line thing; do only troll-
hie 'bout It Is it's klu' o hahd to atwi
gulsh froilV Jes' plain lazine,"--B(iT-tou'Transcrifit.
Observer advruing will bring re
spits.
A WANT AD wtn do 1t
ISLAND TrV HKHVICS
Sun-lay School, 10 a. m., Walter
Williams 8uiperlntendont.
Preaching aervlce 11 a. m.
Subject, "The Would' Greatest
Magr.et".
Communion service will follow
the morning sermon.
There will ( no evening services
the Kpworih Laauu w4ll conduct
the devotional hour at Allcel and
rtov. Leltch will preach there.
Island City church bids you wel
come at any and all these seivlce.
Rev JAMES LB ITCH,
Pastor
l-TIIST rilUHKVTWHIA CHl'ltCH
James Aikin Smith, Minister
Illble School at 0:45 a. in.
Public Worship at 11 a. in.
Tho minister will epeak on "The
Program of Jean.'' Thi messae
has to do Willi Jesus' toachln.i with
rofcrcuco to Industrial and Social
conditions of the day, and tho fun
ction of tho church In the new oidur
of things.
Thoie will be no services In tho
CAREFULNESS IN CONSTRUCTION
QUALITY IN MATERIAL
EXPERIENCE IN SUCCESSFUL BUILDING
MA K EH THE
studebaker;
AUTOMOBILES
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Tlie VElvY HEWP puif luisi' you .im make. Look n( 11m imW Studobakoi-s
-tT1ip- iMistVss all tVnfurt H (,f nx fi-W; at niurli hitihiM- ii ifos thov have
llifi'i'l'iiitnu'iil aultHf.,.f ,ji, iMtiiiiM.l' fu. liiojlu-st jn-ii-cl niachiiips,
-Aiiil yoiiliavc U Uiti.l 'V ryar U l stur,lv iMiinpaiiy that "inakt's gooil on
i'(M'v claiiifcit tti.ki'-s. "
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.Foley Hotel IfriildhigV
Prize Mixer.
"A good mixer. Isn't he?" "Vou hot-
cha!" replied 11 citizen of Grudge. "He
can tell more funny stories, borrow
more money, pay less of It hack, get
more signers to petitions, be elected
to more lodge ollices mill do less hon- I
est work than any other three men
in town." Judge.
Job Printing, The Observer, Mfcin 37.
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Hr clothes 1m
It Pays Its Own Way
You will find Dc!co-Light
a complete electric plant
O profitable iuvust merit
Durably constructed easy to
run. economical to ocrato
it will givo you plenty
of current for light aud
power. rt
We wunt an opportunity to
show you how much daily
drudgery it will save.
Bi'Hulcs lighting home and
barn, tt will run all your
light machinery be wash
ing machine, chub), Bcpar
ntor, etciV 1
We can quickly prove to you
that it fori itself in
time und laVor blved. (
For SiiViiy
NATE ZWEIFEL,
La (i ramie, 0i ,
a IB
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Fined for Breaking
The City Speed
Limit
in a selling campaign of a month's duration. Our
City Salesman lias exceeded all previous records
for moving Kleclrical Appliances into the homes
of our patrons.
Everything Goes
Quick
Vacuum Cleaners. Washing Machines.
Thor &35.00 Tlior $135.00
Apex $45.00 Automatic $77.50
Percolators $9,50 Chafing Dish $18.00
Irons $0.1(0 "Wa ffle Tron $15.00
Cooking Appliances
Stoves $145.00
Hot Plates to 35.00
drills 10.00
EVERY HOME WILL RECEIVE A CALL.
Phone Main '.V for a demonstration of the articles
vou are in need of.
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Company
" ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE"
Phone Supply Department, Main 34.
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NEW FALL SHOES
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SKVKlJAIi NEW NTMy.KRS IX FALL S1IOKS ARE HERE.
Xew Field Mouse,' Loiiis Heel, a hoau--
tifid shoe.
Xew ilitA'-y Heel, Blak Wid Shoes,
in iwo different stvl
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New" Military Heel, UrowV Kid Shoes.
New MiHfftry Heel, RrownWlf Slmci. a
'e can sill fit you in several stylos in
I'uinps and (xfo?'ds. b
O 0 ffl3
L. J. French Shoe Co.
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e Oro Good Point About HI.
P.oj-t dlil nitnwm I" ttilnlc- til '
new imliy's looks wrv nil llu-y uilgliJ
he. It'was Ills Brut view of a renl
new Imliy iiikI lie "'""'l looking lowa
st the little mite with wonder In hls
eye. Suddenly It lie(;uii to cry mot
lustily and lie lookwl ut qulekly wltli
a pleased expression in Ills eye and
wild: "Well, mother, lie bus loU ot pep
la his cry anyway."
Job rlntlng, The ODserror. al 37.
iw r. ncrvlce In tho develop-
iifg and printing of your negatives.
und prompt aiitmuun w.-PJ
need In the 'picture think of .
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rAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A ORANDI,OHtON.
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WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU ARE?
It Is astonishing how many
women through lack of atten
tion are wearing corsets that
give a more mature appear
ance to the figure than it
should have, and consequent
ly they appear to be five or
ten yean older than they are.
It Is possible to readily im
prove that condition if you
will come to our cornet de
partment and get a trial fit
ting of the MODART front
laced corset
Pauline Lederle
5&CStt iB 'raperior to
My otkr front' laee cow,
for without the VlnZJ!, '
feature no corset can po
siblj be just as good. .It
contains th master touch of
eientific construetion.1
Tou do not sacrifice com-
roil for style and yW do not
sacrifice style fqr VomPort".
when you wear j-. ,
1- m y 0 e
A complete linelwys on
iwuxa-aj ?4W up.
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