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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1919)
' , 'o 00 . o e o r ETfiJTT . - - l. . O i J)rt addition to Hie Inunction of th Cold Weather. Aggravates . Catarrh Damp, c(il J weather will cause a case (if catarrh to liceoiiH! inure serious and unnoyiiijj. Equip yourself with a tube of. our " v CATARRH BALM It is a healing, iihrjfyiiur atfent.When snuffed up the nostrils it di'm's the head-.ynd heals ti'.e affected nieiiilii'anes. Jf used faitlif ully it will suhccjilly overcome tlie most severe cases of catarrh. Price 30c and 60c American Red Cross Turns , , Over Large Sup'fr y Food 0 To Russian Rgd Cross pupils, Kiu'a Zarn'hai given 96 clitffc room ullir. tu hltli and proper bub an of livjuK. Iiaa made a roullnn In spection of Iho s houlhouf.i'H v Inl I d . looking Into nai.ltury condition ag to toilola, drlnkluK water fucllllli clfUjiroom IlKlitlnK. etc. Kach vlait in a coiuiiitinltv.alHn in clude Koino homo9 viriliiiiK in thai neighborhood to Infant welfare, pre 3 Rod Cronn &r uxe al distribution ' nrli.l -inj I iil.ir.ilnul. a.. - - ' " " " . o i - jib 1 1 1 r work bctpmca Ufter wn it in hoped lliot the niinibor ofatirh casexofor he iiumo to viit and give advisory - .. rA,r,Vrr rtTVTvn fi"TiS RTCT? H 1919. -nq im'i, , , 0,w ,r y " -Jl .r. - 1 a S ji r rrA" orXnde' evknto obsekyer AIICHAN'GKL, Sept.' 5. Amerl can led 4'rofs Biippllea Allied a four and a half million rubles havo been turned over to the RuftHfan In Nog Bern Russia. 'The Roods consist principally of food, clotliini.'. medley and hospital Eiipplic. Tllla stork was on hand at the care will increase (ticaHy far it is in time of the withdrawal . of th" the homes that th nurse can net in a .American iilsslon, following the de I very valuable work in raising the parlunj of tkw American forcer j standard of health of the entire -coin ifrmi tJie Arrhancel area, ia niak-; in unity. ,K this mjt. Major D. O. Lively, of! It win readily be seen that-with I San Francisco, Hod Cross Cohiuil such a splendid hei;nnlins aa has been jaloner for North Russia, directed ! wade In the pnt few weeks. Union that the Russian follow the sam' Country presents- a promising field rexulations of distribution es ob . ir tU accoiiiplUhinnt of f.ir-reachln(! scrvcd by the Americans who spen' j nood aloiiE these lines. Tho people: one year In this district. I who realize this should see that the mcetliiK next Sutunlay is a blB audi enthui-lasilc one for a itetllnn to- OaruSO SlHCS to fiitmi iii nun unit; oi su loose WHO ar willing lo give their 'support to movement and to havu a band In placing li on a iiermuniiiit basis is essential at tills stage of the work. MORE MODELS TO BE INSTALLED (Continued from Page 1) SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVJN SNAPP, Proprietor. MAIN 40 FARMERS MAIN 311 COUNTY MEETING El NEXT SATUHDAY .Misft zoitv ixii.Mi aion WOltli AMO(i H( IIOOI.S. Union Co. Public Health Associn ; tioa (o be l''rinril nt U:lt(l III Dm ( It) ii..l!. '"IndicutioiiB lire good for a spli'ii did luceting of people from all sre tlotiH of tho county In l.a (Irand" mm atiiidiiy iifteruooii when mi organltalion for buckliiK up III" work of our cuunty public benltb nurse will lie perfected. This meet ing will be In Id at 2:3V In the City hall. . It is purposed to form nit usso oiiitlnn similar to that In olher Counties in the state where public health nurses are at work. The or ganir.ntlnn will be ciilli-d The 1'nion County 1'iiblle Health Association. That Iho work which Miss Louise Zorn hue been doing lu the rount during the past two months has met with the uiKiiiHllfled upprovnl of parent! and teachers Is Ulta crl dent as one goes about over the county to the different comiiiuni ties, stntes Miss Juno Allen, State Ad'laory nurse. In tho aix weehr Just ended M schools, both town and rural, Iihvh been visited and IIK5 pu piU havo boen inspectod for symp Ioiiib of physical defects. 'I'he find ings of the muse are aa follows: liefoetlva teeth 100 Knlarged. neck glanda 1st Abnormal tonsils 2011 Nanal obstruction 14,' Anaemia Illl Defective vision 10b Defective beni Inn . S Defective extreinllie.i Ji Parent (lei Sealed Note. ' In each ruse a senb'tl note wa: sent, borne to the parents of the child advising 'them to take tV child to the family physician ui dentist for diagnosis wnd care. I.ntcr on homo visits will be miide by Mis Zurii for the purpose of explaining lo the parents the needs for Ihlf atlcnilon and lo help them nrruug to have the child receive proper cure SHERRY'S TODAY and TOMORROW. The Amusing and Romantic Adventures of A ' ( Society Girl in Bohemia, BEAUTIFUL MAYvALLISON 'The Uplifters" A Five-Act Metro Delight, and "PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN." Episode Number 1L 15,000 People in Mexican Bull Ring MKXICO CITY, Oct. 5. (By Mail.) The unusual spectacle was presented today of 15,000 persons sitting under1 their umbrellas in Mexico City's fam ous bull ring listening to Enrico Ca-: ruso, wearing a heavy rubber cape as protection against the rai.i, sing the role of "Don Jose." in "Carmen." It ' for milk production by the six test was a picturesque setting for thi.-' ing associations in August. Thoii ' opera in a bull ring, which until a few : average yield was 11117.52 pounds of: years ago attracted the w-.u-ld's beat! milk carrying :i0.44 pounds of fat j matadors and picadorcs. -i Big as this yield is, it is far below the- The performance startc I under dark I production of the best of the herfl sides pud duriup the thirl act a heavy; which averaged 13112 pounds of milk rain l.eiran falling. At th end Hip' with 47.50 pounds of fat. Trie heuv vt the management announced that lest milk producer was a Holstcin bdvusc of the rain the ncrfnimmije cow giving 1779 pounds milk, and thi would be suspended. Fifteen thousand mggesi int yieiacrs were a llulstom persons rose in their seats -ind shuut- nnd a grade Jersey giving 7B.14 d in onmmillnn until the monn h..l. pounds each. Thev demanded that 0 c onera nrv ;d Oregon iccless rcfrigcrntors, the - anil :nu-much as liv :hi.-. lime th e;.i.i kind used in many Josephine county hud ceased the fo'-tVth i rt was a. iric I homes, have the call. Their farnt nd completed, although occasional has reached one woman in Florida flushes of lii?:itnimr and low-lvimr' I l&v'evy- Woman Will . Welcome These NEW STYLE Su i ts air antl another In Viiginia, who have written Miss Ruth Corbett, home dem onstration agent, for directions for making them. Red Cross Adopts 500 Devastated Villages LONDON. Sept. SO. Five hull drod small towns and villages in the devastated regions or Franc-; have been "adopted" by the Ilrlllslt Committee of the French Hod Crons Society. Thi InllablLiint!) of each of tboo hamlets tiro being assisted in their struggle to reeslablsh them. selves In their former homes. In many instances they are living in lie cellius of their ruined houses. tlher returned refugees have to be (onteut with living under sheets of eorroguatcd iron Iciiucd ugainst a bit of broken wall. u li.qrll V . . ml, iui!t? j clouds forecast the storm that broke shortly aftir the finale. 'Next in popularity to Caruso was Cabriclle Bcsanzuni, Italian contralto, who sang "Carmen." Mine. Besannoni makes her debut this fall with the Metropolitan Opem company in New Volk' ' NdTirfc The Catholic Jedies will have a looked food ' sain Saturday attnr- noon from 3 to f ). m. at Snod- grass Grocery storL J- 1 0-2 8-4 1 Advance models just roccivctV and tbcv very low priced. Every suit fro a iiroinineid tlvsigner of New York City. SilvWtonc Vel ours, Poplins, Seizes. $24.75, $3260, $'i7.50, $39.50, $42.50, $47.50, $19.75. V) Remember, We Sell Shoes for the Whole Family and our purchasing department on footwear lias reached the highest standard of efficiency. The splendid buyers at 1 he head of this department art? thor oughly familiar with liue making and shoe retailing and have left nothing un done that they might .secure f ir us the best possible values on fie market, which places us in a position to save you money on every pair you buy from us. Come in and see what values we have for you. Shop Karly Extra aaleaforce to care for your wants. ONE PRICE T O A L L. nax nor ii Club WAU .TAl (illT IMTIK.VCK. I'Mti- iirr l.nmliMl lllm n Jnli WniU't) Tun ittid HJilf Hout'N. 1 rr- Wht'ii thu lrasn noli tiinu'd. tho old mini at I tin ,U Hk didn't look up. T1h door wiiH softly t:losi'd and thvro whs sllt-ncn hut for the Hcrutchinf; or ii i'M. Th coiner wus nrohnhlv oim in reply to thw udvertisonuMit in the ! twenty nilnutos then ho went bin k paper, and thu than at tho desk Tear ud to look. tip. Ho needed help badly. o(li(M whi; hp wouldn't have been ob liged to advertise for it, but since the limn he had Kent thu office, boy out with the message be had had h hound ing fear that a man in uniform would answer tho "ad.' Ho wcould be face a man who had been ut the front fjicinK the worst of danger when h-' had played his hand for all it was worth and . had been a- stuy-at homo under thu Industrial exemption clause? Ho dove into his desk file and fumbled the cards for fifteen or to writing. Patiently the Htrnncui waited in calm silence for more than an hour. Ho hadn't shuffled his ho had been absolutely ignnrod for! your story. Where did you get sucjf more than an hour. The clock ticked an angelic patience?' "In the army? on ita ceuselcsH course. It was 1 1:30. i We waited days, weeks and mpnth two hours and a half had clapped , for orders to pot up to the front. VT4 i-hre,,!'e ,Vm8 Ti h",'l ,Urnf; ' a.v. week,, month, for ordcr llie n,.m t the d.;k made un '! to take us bark home after the .rnii;.' mind. .Without lookinK up at his vis.-juce was sinned. And all the tltn 1 tor he bolted out tne words "You , just kept poui,dinK patience into ui? t? h,rd: ,ll0T ',"u, h do y"u want?" "n,il wori! litfld that souielblitf I hen he wheeled around in Ins chair ,,, Illlip,.n wncn )t (( and faced his v si or directly. 'Oh." : , ,,;,,. S()i , rme he exclaimed thought you were a the room .1 knew that you would service man. "I am." came the!, .male in ..... i.., ... . feet: he hadn't coushed: he hadn't reply. "Why did you hire me before d It didn't matter to me whethd oien cleared his throat to call alien-"you ever saw me; before you knew u was a day or a week or n ,i,ii.'y lion to iho fact that ho was there. Yet who I was?" "Your patience told i Prom Du'wn. ! m if) m MPMMMMVMMMOnk , ' r : Sj "- n.n.. n"7 li il : A luisiiioss in a u rolliilir to olll' IihiiU uiou liciny; iiskctl hy a 1'i'it'iill his tics titmtioii r p 1 i c d i " I 'ui on uiy way ) the Fliiiiiifial Cluh.' Tht tit that is ,i want thi lu- tin- CI til .MOU 111 UUS f it Hooverizedr La Grande's Real Cash Grocery For the couvciiiciii't' of our custoii in,H lia'. Only one to a customer delivery which we jirovuli' at the no North Side leaves Vi-s wlnj Hit i a.m. 3 V:n. V Hallowe'en Goods and Party Supplies . . "7 :" - Art tU-lKJ'rt'. aitiuit it lurn' ami 'theL liuj it in VtvH($o cmuc tulv ivliile tJi v o IS? ft. I trs- (VT Willi! we (V hank Me g -Xinaneia. & o tHisiuess ii liHilllll- 13.. II pay cash and carry their own, we have provided a duraljlc shon- fis not convenient to carrv vour Durcliasc use v..i.:.. ost of 10 ' Two trips each way, each day. South Side leaves: -: - . . . , 10.30 a. ni. P' 3.30 p.m.- ' , HONE MAIN 32 he Greater Hooverized Grocery Wf& uity. W) 5HS '1 h e c u m u lativi. lw knowledi;e if ollf W. officers, assures ti" J) essentially efficient muiU" in tlM' tinan IM l'S. fW) milile iti thr ci.-i! nut 1t S' "... ' : e?K SUntadStifesS V U., rri l Natmil Baiik ct J o o sJLa Qpuide.iDre.o! Andrew's Variety Store HI THR AM t- M m M a mm mm m i . Hallowe'en I Nearly Here! HAIiLOWE'EK K60WitlCZ. XJLHTESJtBs ?PLAC& jCAiDS, RA034 S CD r into in act, evry-thisj to ftJk Jfl.'Ty Hallowe'eA a 0 Q A? '"ID Q The Place You OetrJEverhinB TUrWant &erj lryA Meats - t 4 t i wnut thu best in meats at ,liu lowwj vtks come tri us at the Hoover tutrktt. 0 CXAHai ro Dfiuvwt $ HI .I'liofie'Vaiujj. TrjJE STILWEJ.L MEAT CQ. e.0 a .0oThe eonsftmer's Priend. -oO . 0 A "' e w. Day, at tne PruuUJie to jf iy. oo 2
