La Grande evening observer., October 14, 1919, Image 2

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in nn!f:0': on Mm.t Sahatir.o, an
other rLep, O "e.erour. re. I; lnO'' taan
2,0011 l'rct hiKh. Of a ";uttt.on of
more lmn lotto men, Major .Stuhili
huff hut !ta left when hi unit took
po.sae.sston of the eVatf. The Bealintr
of the mouiai was made in just
riiin'efH after the attalion left tht-ir
first-line trem-hos.
Mount Sahatino with Mnui?t Saint
Mirlv'l wan the key to Goriziti and
controlled operation for fifteen miles
in either tlirertion. n .
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j JojflamG have,
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Hi Ca'.hatte ft;ll
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For Youthful Figures, a
Kirschb
TwCsor
Three-Button, Single-
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Simple, sensible thoroughly stylish, llii;h-waisl,
two-button effect, impressed sleeves, ii ml soft roll in;;
lapels especially beeomiii;; to (lie youthful figure
$30.00 to $50.00 '
rkqastedack
rne voi
For Boys $12.50 to $22.50
HiU
Dep t. Store
WIU, Hi i TPY WKSLEY'S I'WLPJT
linpid Hi?- of Itritish Clergy man who
Waa Once a Newsboy.
(iirri-jrirnli-ifo it Amor'-th-'l I'r-'UH.
I ( I KVt Kept. 1 7. -- Tho I v.
Waller II. Arm rorifc, who bepan the
'dltcr day, his minis) ry at We.-deyN
Chapel herp, where he oeeiipies Juhn
Wesley's own pulpit, once sol. I paper
in the London street .-i. He eurno'l
dliout 10 fcnts a tny s newsboy.
When eleven years oM he left si hol
mi beeiiiiif a teb.-yr aph messenp-r ami 1 1 umikIus
lut r a potman. Then he benn to
devote his enrninj's to study intr fnr
tl'i- minis! ry. Aft.T ervinj? as n
missionary in the I'ar Kast, he return
id to Kiitfbmd and conduetetl the larjf-t"-:t
men's religious meetintrs in
dnn, with iin attendance of 2,000 Pun
diy after S'iday.
Accofdinj? to hd Itritish pre-a, his
virile personality is bound to leave an
impress upon the life of the famous
church which was tho renter of Wes
ley:m Methodism.
"It. is not my intention," he said,
"to start, anvthinc- sen ationnl. My
belief is that the church exists not to j fniiri
tt its sail for every wind that blows, i of tho
but to raise the whol
I l'i-!i(ve in the app
tian principle to every aspect of mod
ern life. A narrow Christianity 'it no
Christianity nt all.'
OlT of lift flrhf
.He:! ro:;minK l 'month, e'r (five ; 1. t; : n: ! ! : 'o
vi.inlfl- njOi:ma-!of th,, ,,.,,,. iff . '
ti!. eoip.e-. j , ;:
Arthur Va'er. V.ri'i; h ,.,:! ;. '
Mi I'ofa K 'pi jmi , K nulu at ol nU,a (Mj flou, lhl. ;. n.
tlll Ctirulrv .f r'l.tni ..!n iy. thf , .... . . . ,
- i ary ami u 'oii-mi iro'n
n-w pro'ehsf.r of .Spain-!j at I 'f-.wr)!; t,M Th(, 0rk.rr, t!ii't !i
vcr.i'y of .-. on. L.i ,,,, n,,,,!,,, v.'iJ'iin
l!omcoiume, v.e- k on Ll;o 4-. mpiiH i j . i g,,jjyj CcU I!
her 21, and -. !fl i-n -V TomI
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j Tli ila lv .: vr !l f-.r .iri'!- i :e!:e'i ' ane-e tUh r'.ri ; of Ilo.-. i-..'..-. !'! o :
'than Jinn. rw.:it.( in wsy i lor ' c.r(.a. of',.i;- a i! h-tTi-.-- nil - J
I tho s!' .;uit will eei-e.i $'!J"i.oo. I -civ Jt.f.o an bir. an in--r ..! . '. U i m.vnnmtn'-r?!tottirFrV1''ill);' KV.fJf9fm
' ty eenu over .he to,, rare. V
I Tim total piano i.roilitelion of ' irnflcn pr.ricior pa ?. c.'- ? i:'X'iy.J.V;'T: 'T"i' V.!' -i': ..t&-''4v.i'.-
!.v llii vi.r i- vj .lition-U entertainment cm -m to f:- v i , ff-tyrXV-,T S'-V-'S ';; i;iV;i.''"-''-i..;S
ll nil ol-atlizeil ;it i'.lnll.; !'.. Illln ;! f-i'. 1-' i 'Vt - .'l.i; --'i;JV';l
thrve om:l!te.l w,..i,.n fr.it.i .'.:li The Olwerver furnishes r.t print; J fc.V--.-l!,--;A'i.asSi-X:iilUia3-A,i , ihjtM
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in I !te rm!i' i c-'m ; 1 iOi'. . v...
Nov is the time to Insure you Stock against any
'Frwailip." Ailments by fe:ling yi?r Stock Carey-
iv ized Stock' Tonic Brick, wich contains all the in-
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'edients toVieet the demands of tin? Airimai s
ii and get a Free Booklet cn Carey-
Brick, or rhonc Main 70 and we
will maiiStfu a dopy.
It Is annoiini fl in Noi f
a pro-pi-roua toloay of 1'ri i:
it .. lo- at. .1 10 .t ae '. aa I
ninti lo move to !'o:'S eoaaty
ftitw in rrmitiK anil tMryinn
WANTED Dean cotton rat-s r
Observer offire.
OBSEKVEIi ADVESTISING will bring results.
t.o- il ;r. ).oikU to
of '2 s.oiVi jcri-s
lley tn Kliimatli
standard of life. IVounty, -as appinw-d Siturdiy it .1
cnti(n of Chris-1 P''ciul electinn of tstvnay r.
I.-siiiinco o; j'm
irriv.ntion
I.anrrell v:
AKLKf;lAN C TO Al STIilA
IS AVOWKI) 11Y MANY.
Fl'
f 01 titer cif;.-ns of rjiM'miiny
wore rfu-iff ei: izemliip at I)!!I::i
lust wi -k on 1 lie L-roup.d tliat peti
tion for their fir-t papers wi re imi.
riled at leapt two years b 'fore th:
(lecl.tration of war.
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VIENNA. Pent. 10. Austria, since
tho eolbit.se. him no need lo feAr emi- MiM!Kiits ol P' itm ami p- irs
irrntion. for in the time bttween N'.v- l v Ashland rruit & IVodm
e.tnber, liMH, and July. li10, no le:M ! s"r::'1 1,m P' -d "the rorc
than ICO.noO naturalizationH have talc-i'ln'llk r 4rt '''i-Inuds his season. In
en place. The mnjority of them are
of residents of Ilohemin and Mi.ravia
of (lerman nnrestry who, ratiier than
come under ('wen rule and be Czech
citizens, have rushed to Vienna and
taken on (ierman-Austrian citizenship.
Many others, refugees most of them,
have also swept in and applied for
citizenship as Antrians rather than
Calicians or HunprarianR because they
are of (iennan origin. Many have tak
en the move in an attempt tn avoid
the confiscation of their fortunes.
WANTED I.I T.
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SEKGER
FOP
WEST
$50
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sionsA
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FRN UNION,
AVDCOMMIS-
SEE MANAGER.
;SHANG HAI
CH0PSUEY AND NOODLES
I I Our Specialty
EviO'yjfln'nu: New, Xeat and Clean.
V7 12012 Fourth StrtH't.
Open Oct.tbcr 1, 1919.
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SM 3 BY W-rtCniSTS tifiiVlAHl"! I
. (;iAM)K HOY HAS
THItll.KS IN ITALY
I.ieutcnant KIIIh WilliuniHon With Tar
ty of Went Pointers litMwctinj
Mountain liatt lefields.
Lieutenant Kllis Willinmn ,of I.iv
CJrando, is with the party of West
1'oint graduates now in Italy. Tne
Asjtociated Press correspondent nt
Mount Gntppa writes under date of
September 10 nit follows:
Cadets of the irradiating class of
the Cnited States military academy at
We-Ht Point, who are visitimr battle
fields of tho world war, had fopr days
of thrills in their visit to tho Italian
front, when they wit" taken to the
summits of Count Sabatino, Mount
(irnppn ani Mount St. Michael, a se
ries of positions in the Italian Alps
which W( re scenes of mountain fi;ht
ini? by the Italian nrmy in dte war.
Mount Crappa is nppmimately 0,
000 feet high, is solid rock pioje.-t-ing
Into spiice in gigantic proportions
nnd utmost perpendicular on its side
The nscent is made ly a series of
winding road made on the western
side in n switchback formation. There
nre 'Ml switchbacks each approximate
ly -0 yards in length, varying at each
end in a breath taking curve.
The engiTirei ini work st:trger- tin
imaginatitin. The bare mount n in
would have convinced one of the im
possibility of the nscent by rend, but
the nrmy engineers accomplished the
task, constructing the mm! in such a
way that n gar'ison of two at toy cuvp
rould he keTit in full irerntion durimr
the entire war with supplies uf am
munition, food and e'luipmeut.
''That suiely was a great ritle,"
said one of the West Point cadets to
the Ascia'.ed Pivhm correspond! 1.
"It ttiok my breath away a number of
times on tho way up and 1 had
heart in my mouth nt:iny times. 1 was
ready set for a big jump in ca-ie, that
Italian ehnuftVur wtarted backing up.
It wa.s no place to linger on when there
was danger.
From the .summit of Mount Crappa
tho field of operations of the Ital
ians anil Austiian. could he ne.-n fur
eighty kilometers. The innvt iVetit.;
of tit!- arnnc; duting the military
ei at ion a of the war wet c explained
by Italian general staff tadiciaim who
had pa 1 1 Iclt nt i in the engacnu :5 .
The iliief of t-ie conducting p.-iny
was Ma.'or Stnbili who had let a bat
talion of the s.-ijilii-rl. lathan sol
diers typified - the f!.ivin: pl int- '.
W1I.IIKLM PI K( HASKS
IK KM KS roi( S KR V A NTS
AMON'CKliN, Sept. 17. The form
er tienuan Inieror is understood t:
have purchased sevcal villas for tin
use if his setvants nt Ioorn where
hi new hiune is located. The villag
es -ay that he intends to take a law
my' personnel 10 irooru, necessiiai mg ine
nciiuirement of about twenty houses.
WANT AO wni do U.
If you like, an e'xcll'n i- ',1 ::
lulli put up jusL nun 1 ami uiUdv
resh, you wdj of course ku to Sil
T'horu's founlain. Tiny itre ;ilsi
etviini delicious hot clutcolate, lio1
op-onffoo, hot malted milk, as well a:
.ilt tho rold drinks and those flnei
ini:Jaes that ;dl like so much. j
Pally 10-S-tf !
FAMILY DRUG STOPS
LA OR ANIJCORtOON.
COVE LAND
A Tim. tta. t of :al i:,-rf! ji.it west of town. This is a part of tlm '
I' leinh I it:. I. lym.' ja- t a. ioss ihe ro.nl from the t;. .M. Ku lu v
t'ho e. 'I !i s tra. t is u'l h nil:iv::tion, ..lopes tlv to lliV wen!,
Ii..'. a ...r HKhl.':in.t (.len'y of vy,-r r,- .ri..-!.ti,m. ami ,mh-in-e.-
'' -u iii-- of a mile fi f.n a mi! i liiluji;. l'!u pi-'re of Ihi's
l""l,,"''v ' I"'1' avie. I'S'eui-tll 'lown ami lulame at tne
i:.'.. . sloo.i 1 year. i:b S i'.v ;l iVS'-re.st. This hm.l jutm
to a'.i.'.. w. 11 p-.y for it... If n !. ,"t I wo y;)r. 10.,. roil!, I
ii ,:lo e,i 1" : lot !ii au nt lli.-i'i to Lay this property at). I im
I". '.-.' !'. fter the first iaytiUMl it will easily talv fare of itself
a ail i'-: . -vs. tie own. i- will t,;l; . s'.nu1 slirep or rattle as a
pat ! of firs' payment.
m:i i i: e i.i.v s vit;s tomp wv
Is t it not.' t r..,rin
I C5HSCH
... ' y i t a sxtrav
kfr. ;-j?v .7-'-''' :;
l ' : C' FOR q
. ' .".!--' '. il4;)X('.f 1 ir.' lerti, v. Hh fall '
- y---r" 1); l.te.la',,,1 Aaiila;.-!. -'.:-o; ,
- SI CI!l!sI ''elli tt v.i. t . :
iVv Jf ffeur... ausli. f '.. r. v.-. ,. .
IctV'e.-itiHTff i4 "La 'H- "- I'- ' '
. .XiialU- soil, ,1 t,-. "'..'VI '' :
ir.s-ntiiatos ttie. wi" '!
form ami a.l.ls ,','1"':'- 'Vl11' '
. woe. I. .in.! in.'
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Good Kay, $30 and
pry tcci.
Al:;u 0;J F. cil.
THE J. D. LYNCH CO
Get Your Suit In Two Days-
J)0XT WATT CO DAYS AND THEN T,K DIS
AITOrNTKl) ' We will uiajce you a suit Custom Made in two
days, at very little more than a ready-made.
Send Away Suits are out of the question ar. it
tiikfs frmfy .n0 daA to two months tit get suits,
and one hat to in; ko from tiiroo to six st-U'clions
of ooils ai! tlit'i: no cci tain-ly n gMtin a stii':,
and they enfet as ntii-h as a "nstoii!-.;;:do Suit.
W'e have SeV n Men, all with families, and they
spend their onj'y in La (Irande. You .et it
liat-k. Jf it o&es lo Ch.icao-o -to some dew, that i.-;.
ihe last you AJoi that I)ollar. And we hi ve a
fine line of Imported Woolens for Overcoats, anil
will .:;o.aranteo that there is none hrttnv
OS7 TOCrVPV
in: ((!;si:r
hate'.'vr yovir
itin, plump or
itmille" ine.le'
j(ilt. "I. a r.imille" i
! ntlta-al heattiy of y.vv
. to your eetnfnrt.
l!e eiiuvinecd !;.
i fit ted. A romp
; ways on hand.
.fo.nO i:p.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
1'i.onf Red :vj-i u,.s. 1701;
Oak Street.
or.SEBVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
iiavni onr
etc line at
I'riee,) al
at lN'U; vac :"4 i .mp,
(t fjil b..n-u:eir;; I
. ' iiig, wi'Jt rcuras V tnr :
one store
t'tloT n;;:
mvat
( h -ee
one .foil.' 1 1,
.tiic !L;hts :
wn id, hed, '
l:l's' ruck i
is a fortune
above on tc
ou ner.
City Restaurant & Bakery
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From tho Minute You
E:iter-r-
til! yo'i leave we' try to maki
y.ui feel at honK al this res
taoiot. We lee.e nothing un
ior.e that v.iti .,,1,1 , y, ,. ,.om.
lor- an.l ei;j.,ya-,eiit. Yna'll find
f.-'-iee. f.,,,,1 mi app..iiit-loe-.ts
nil t v oir i::ir.K Ka
you 11 have tia rrasnii '.o le
plva.-nt with the ehe.k. Ttv.
dinner or httvhron here r.ion
ANTUOKl r.OBI'.IN.-:, pt.ns
Imperfect Vision In A
School Child.
often 'cnUils more than mere eyestrain. It
must be remembered th;rt troullo from imper-.
feet seeing school vork, conies not only" If on
seeing words and figures wrondy" but als'o
from fatigie of the bruin caused V; eyestrain.
Twenty-five - per.tnmof ch .'dve.u liave defec
tive vision. Fivquontly a bashful chilJ fails,
to tll Uie teacher he'eanne f see tlie M;ickoard
easily end so is unable to'clo hi wtV -is Re
cused of neglect and falls bejiirol in c.'ses- .
all because of lack of pp per eye ere.- If j-oSr
child has cVfectivovisioif hav' it rwActed by
an Optometrist, (fcnr equipment is the vcot
modern in.the opiicat Scieivo e. o
V
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o
f. ti. peare & stir
Optomtistt . 8
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This -Is th Place
V."c have .just nt-eived ; new supj lv of a ;.1 :. .p
U".'ds. 'jtnd auio ri.lits nnd shawls. ...You w-. l.-.t-.ne
to lookjljrm over... Dressing foV 1 1 , . i . , i i , .- -i"d
rul.ii.r t.tps; an to trltivps, i'ivo ;mi:mte i:!-,-..V i .
rj:m:.-!--l.oa!-ii'iiiats. Van 1(:I;S Cr a'.i e::-:. ;..' 'is
llie ', ' to re ;iir si.le-eur!ain wh'li' a i. nse.
T. M. SHANNON
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Oiran Cotton lla Suitable to Vine Maehirfoiy,
i 3 cents .i nnmul
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