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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1919)
Mail Order Patrons Winter Preparation Humanity During this week of intensive preparation for the coming days of rigorous w inter we suggest that you use our mail order department freely and. as in the past. you> will find a most careful and prompt service at your disposal. To Look to Your Red Cross Mem bership merchandise-with our enormous reserve stocks filled to capacity with ara The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price " it Hiiliin iiihiii || iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I|IIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiimuminiinmfi iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiinniiiiin nu iiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii niin utu uliini it itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE READY-TO-WEAR SECTION Complete in every detail with their fashionable win ter wear. WOMEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR SECTION With it’s worIds of good warm underweàr. THE MEN’S SECTION WOMEN’S HOSIERY SECTION THE YARD GOODS SECTION Thoroughly prepared to fill your needs during this week of winter preparation. Suits and coats, the very best for the great factories of our great nation to produce. The greatest in all Easteru Oregon. Loaded to it’s capacity. _ YOUR THANKSGIVING NEEDS Have been looked after, too. BOYS’ SECTION BLANKET SECTION Where every known garment for a boy’s winter wear is offered you. Where the best is shown in great quantities. THIS IS THE WEEK FOR WINTER PREPARATION Where It Pays Pure Food Grocery To Trade” The Greatest Mother Turns to Tasks of Peace. Bargain Basement TRIBUTES FROM THE WORLD’S LEADERS organization that knows no politics, no distinction of creed, no high, no low—but unites the hearts of all for service to fellow-men. The window service flag this year has ene more stripe than last year, indicating three years of membership in the Red Cross. Work RED CROSS HOUSE GIVES CHEER AT LEWIS THE THREE CROSSES The iron cross is black as death and hard as human hate; The wooden cross is white and still and whispers us, "Too Late,” But the Red Cross sings of life and love and hearts regenerate. The iron cross is a boastful, cross and marks the war-mad slave; The wooden cross is a dumb, dead cross and marks a shallow grave. But the Red Cross reaches out its arms to solace and to save. The iron cross is a kaiser's cross and narrow is its clan; The wooden cross is a soldier's cross and mourns its partisan. But the Red Cross is the Cross of One . who served his fellowman. —Edmond Vance Cooke. For the Red Cross, the war did not end with the armistice, and even yet there are thirty thousand soldiers and sailors still under treatment in army and navy hospitals. The Red Cross convalescent house at Camp Lewis stands next to home itself in the af fections of hundreds of boys who, sick or wounded, looked forward to the day when they might leave the bare and cheerless ward in the base hospital and spend part of each day enjoying its easy chairs, its music, its books, its pictures, and its good cheer. Even now. a year after the armistice, there are overseas men. patients at Camp Lewis, not yet well enough to be dis charged. who sit before the great fire- place these autumn days, thankful that Tile Greatest Mother is still mindful of them. The picture is duplicated in army hospitals all over the land, and wherever throughout the world Amer ican boys are still in Uncle Sam s serv MAS YOUR CLUB SET ITS RED CROSS DAY? A series of Red Cross "club days" are to be held in all parts of the United Stales during October. Granges, Church Societies, Business. Commer cial. Rotary, Kiwanis. Advertising. Fraternal, Woman's and other clubs, are being invited to set aside a regular Invest a dollar in Red Cross and cut meeting or a day for a special lunch happiness coupons the rest of the year. eon at which plans will be made for aiding the Third Red Cross Roll Call, to be held throughout the country November 2 to 11. The clubs will call for volunteer workers, including prominent mem bers for speakers, in the interest of enrolling members for the peace-time program of the Red Cross. Many of the speakers on the war time activi ties of the Red Cross will be former service men and women who came in contact with the Red Cross on the field of action. White Elephants. Among the more conservative Sl arnese the change of the national far from red to alternate stripes nt rep white, blue, white, and red was prop ably a matter, here and there, of ad verse comment, hut the color 1920 The Red Cross service flag, indicat Ing membership In the great organiza tion of mercy, will appear again in November In every window In the Northwest. In every farmhouse, in every city home, in the cabins of hi mesteaders. In the huts of fisher hen in far Alaska, will appear this symbol of affiliation with the one great arrange: meut, one may imagine, is relatively unimportant so long as the ancient white elephant remains the national symbol. Indeed the rest of the word would hardly know Siam without the white elephant, and a recent traveler In Siam describes the care with which these animals are maintained In Bangkok. One may wonder, however, just how seriously the white elephant is regarded by the energetic business men of Siam who are now strenuously preparing to Improve trade conditions with western nations. The Columbia Garage GEORGE W. MATHAY. Prop. of the American Cross Is Praised By Noted Men. It Is on membership more than money contributions that the stress of the present campaign is laid, for the Red Cross seeks to associate the people in welfare work throughout the land, especially in those communities where neither official nor unofficial provision has been made for adequate health and social service."—President Wilson. "The American Red Cross is tit mobilized heart and spirit of the whole American people."—Henry P. Davison. On the West Side, of Town EVEnBRicHl Good Workmanship Storage Space Used Cars for Sale TOP DYE IS GUARANTEED TO DYE AND "A magnificent spirit breathes In the American Red Cross.”—Marshal Foca. In giving prompt and efficient relief the Red Cross has won the eternal gratitude of millions of people."—Gen eral Pershing. "It requires no organization to al low one of us as an individual to buy a dinner for a hungry man. It re quires the greatest degree of organi zation to deal with the foes of a world. The Red Cross seems to be With essentially demanded out the Red Cross I do not know whether the world would have been able, to bear the horrors and devasta tion of this wearful war.”—Newton B. Baker. OUR GUARANTEE YOUR DEALER IS INSTRUCTED TO REFUND YOUR MONEY IF YOU ARE DISSATISFIED WITH RESULTS FOR SHABBY FURNITURE IF DEALER CANNOT SUPPLY WRITE DIRECT EVERBRIGHT MFG. CO., SAN FRANCISCO At very little expense and without any effort you can me ke your am -==-===-=-, "A I—eecar P "The Red Cross is not going to turn Its back on its responsibilities.”—Liv ingston Farrand, Chairman. Executive Committee, National Red Cross. “Mr. Davison has spoken to me of how the Red Cross hopes to continue work even in peace time. This is a noble enterprise................... Wonderful results could be obtained if all coun- tries would join hands, especially in all questions concerning small chil dren, tuberculosis, and sanitation in general."—Queen Marie of Rumania. THERE’S NO EXCUSE Wm. M. Hahn Columbia Garage Ore. Hardware * Imp. Co. “The Red Cross is the great. Neigh bor. ... If the world is made a 1 ttle more comfortable, a little hap little stronger for the struggle of life through its effort the Red Cross is content.”—The Secretary of the Navy. ' • "I don t know what we would have done without the help of the Ameri- cans. 1 thank you from the bottom of my heart.” — Ignace Paderewski. Premier of Poland. 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