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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1916)
PAGE TJVO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MONDAY, MAY 29, 1916. Ladies, Attention! he Wonderful Spring All ladies are invited to call and see the new rubberized sanitary pet ticoat. Must be seen to be appreciat- The Two Giants GOSSARD Have Arrived in La Grande recently published series of remarkable advertisements entitled. J..ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black yi 911. Adv. 4-6-tf i QUA! itu o nnirr Lll 1 C HUUC i :! 'I m Ml m I', fit u ? in 4 1 : - JJ t 1 JSP tUlJiJUJ. l "Nine Ideal Kpures" the T. W. Gos.su.rtl Co. largest makers of fine corsets in the warld have captured the Spring Corset Business of America. Today every reader of Women's Magazines is familiar with the nine ideal figure types that so graphically set forth the perfect range of Uossard Models AND ONE OF THESE MODELS IS YOUKS. " Your Gossard will give you the same beauty of line, the same healthful support, and the same degree of comfortableness that it would if it were custom tailored. Gossard quality of materials and workmanship insure long wear and permanent shape. Gossard Corsets are easy to put on because they lace in front and clasp at the side of the lace. Sold here exclusively ut $2.00 upward HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE TficyLace In front 1 1 b5! i i ' mm AT THE MOVIES AT ARCADE. New York Department Store Fornix ' Setting for Hazel Dawn Film. I with t.'io Williams Feature Film Com pany. These pictures have created a sensation wherever they have been shown. To the audience thev brine For the department store scene in tnc terrible conflict, half the nations her next Famous 1'lnyers-Pararnnuiit !of world are involved in, close to production, "Tho Saleslady," Hnzci i home. Dawn actually spent many hours be- Braving the danger of flvmir shells mnd the ribbon counter in one of the and bullets, a staff nhnt oirratihir of in I the Chicnirn Tribune whs sent tn l-'u. J "ope when the war broke out to photo- .tracm tne early stages of the con- most celebrated department stores New York. Over three hundred em- I pioyees nl tne establishment and the entire store- were placed at the dis posal of the star and her director, Frederick Thomson, in tho making of . this unusual drama which is the at traction at the Arcade for Monday and Tuesday. The story itself differs radically from anything in which Miss Pawn has ever appeared on the screen, cm bodying real pathos as well as com edy. It is the tale of a country girl whom poverty forces to try her for tune in New York. The fact that this is the first great metropolitan department store to be reproduced upon the screen lends par ticular interest to this story. The en tire build ine-, which comprises the department store in Autstion, wa.i placed at thu dispo-ial of the Famous I layeis lor the taking of the seenei in the store. ri ul Jiynts met. lie risked death many times, but his reward was the collection of a moving picture film which has never be;-- duplicated. It tells the story of the war as nothing e'se can. The camera does not lie. Before he had completed his task, 10,000 feet of film had bet n safely cranked and preserved to be shown in this country. These pictures show how the prin cipal cities of Belgium appeared prior to the advent of the German armies. Later, while tho Germans were pass ing through or bombarding these cities and after the armies had ad vanced, they were rephotogniphed. ' 1 re result was an astounding com iparison. Burning buildings,, 'hurst ling German shells, devastation on ail '.sides is -m.v.-n M'lcn ,.f t.......... ..i..,. Squirrel Gets Revenge in action. No less than 0,000 .f ya riimc "" I., ji ii.. vim.- .muuio io ine store in order to per- on (he firm inn tne ureac (iiiatitilies ol pow-! seen wt-.ie transported ram ner-. o:i the firm" mm Ph... v-1m. i 1, nroi iurers to wt ,.i,mi-i, : . ... .. n.. t u , ' , m action. These pictures were taken of the interior. ,,,m. ,,, (;,.,.,., ,.rpl.h, ., thi,t ..Hmr.f? thi cllrat dc- :;.,! f ,h0 f,-.n, hai (.,. ,.,,.,! th!. F V . T f0'',"S t U! act,U,,i '''l.;K-!"(i'--.:m side of the war." wi be o es n f,lhV ,,IP'' 11 ti!kc-s iwn 'li e-hi.lf lioiu-s to Pn'ramou Sttltt M W K'n! scarcely a village h..,l,.t I., .1 " 1,1 m " e amount oi mm n,cui- store for those who attend. Sner.inl music is provided for the program The audience is held spell-bound by the reproduction of the most fnsclnnt jing scenes. Tin's is not a manufac tured piny. There is mirth ing nrtific- , , finl about it, nor mimic. It is a fitorv La Grande Brought (lose to Kuins of of real, eaKnest and terrible life and .... .;t War in Europe death, action and courage actual the vivid story of how the princi- scenes of the greatest war in the his pal cities of Belgium were destroyed torv of the world during the early part of the great) The program is divided into two Luropean conflict when the first ' pruts, an intermission of five minuter wages of the war developed and the 'having been arranged after the first Germans we're on their victorious ad-J purl. This is done for the cmiveni vance into that country, is I..1.I in il., I,., , r .1... i: i i , tin j n i..., ;.. . v. )i.vv ti tm- iiuuii.:iK-u anu 10 nrevenL Grand Review of t he War in Europe" j interruption after the second half of '.mi: ini-iures wmcn tins citv has.. the program been successful in contra'.'ting for mid leaving. Chicago, May 26. The squirrel in Edward Schultz' buck yard was more arrogant than ever Sunday. Policemen haul spent Saturday af ternoon shooting at him. Althoinrh I they didn't come anywhere near hit ting him, he became resentful and was cut bright and early looking for re venge. In the afternoon Mr. Schultz' Chi nese chow dog, Princess the cause of the hostility toward Mr. Squirrel appeared in the back yard. The squir rel tried to follow her inside and g( nt'iemaiily animal that he is, he bit Princess in the ear, then proceed ed to berate her. Of course. Princess ram for the house. Mr. Schultz heard her velning and opened .the back door. The squir rel tried to follow her insciile and when he was unsuccessful climbed up on the screen door. His chattering iH canie more bitter than ever and he j i t fused to leave until Mr. Schultz got I after nim with a brocm. Mr. Schultz insists thesquin-el is jtalous of the attention the dog re ceives. He admits, however, that the animal is discreet, for although he is not afraid of chow dogs air.U police men with revolvers, he is more re spectful to a bulldog that occasionally viMt.s the Schultz yard. Is the foundation upon which the success of this store has been built. Tlie strong, favorable impression of this store is making its rounds, and from day to day new custom ers are added to our list. WE SERVE YOU" With the very best of groceries, plus the best service with a positive saving of 5 per cent. v Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192 408 North Fir Street, Cross Track Stout Women Kind La Camelle Corsets ho Very Comfortable Because of the Ventilo Back and Front Shield ;A trial fitting will convince you. A model for every figure. If more convenient I will fit you in your own home. Prices $2.80 and up MRS. ROBT. PATTISON, Corsetiere Res. 1702 Oak, Phone Red 3221 s country whete the setting will not he recognized by some. AT SHERRY'S THE WAR IN EUROPE .'i Die Manv Hurt in Storm Philadelphia, May JC.Throe lives wt-ro lost, many per.-.rns were in bin d and much property damaged in a se vere electrical and hail storm that swept over tastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey late today. Marie Wheaton, 1(i years old; Fmr ei.ee Smith, If?, and Louis White, 2:1; were crushed to death in the ruins of an ancient stone oarn, where they had Sllllli-llt Vf-fllin. ilnrlrwr .1 taken and ithe treat that, is inil-rli ' r li.rln nimr ct-,.,,..i i i,.t i.;i,'i;.'. located on the outskirts of the city unit which was erected before the Rev olutionary War. Another bolt set a building ci.fi re and injured four per sons, two soriously. In Phi!:: lelphia the storm was ac companied by a tremendous downpour of rain, and in some sections by a tornado-like wind, which blew down sign0 and (trees. opens by people rising i323 NEW I -4 like Ga& 'ihT comfork ccEvemence' A OJLCQQWOVE L No coal, wood or ashes to lug no waiting for the fire to burn up. Bet ter cooking because of the steady, evenly-distributed heat, under perfect control. All heat concentrated en the cooking and not radiated around the room. The long, blue chimneys prevent all smoke and smell, lickM, bnili, roasts, toasts. Muro efficient than your wood or .oil Move and cot to cpeiate. ASK Y(.v. DKAI.FR TODAY. STANDARD OIL COMPANY & QriuiI Fur Best Results Use rear Oil BctJcrcookino; and a cleaner, cccior tchen. Nov serving 2,009,000 homes In 1. ?. 3 and 4 buim':vi.rs,lth ei- vithout oven. Also cabinet m u it v s with I'irf Iws Cooking Oveuai. Rich Man's Son Is Suing Denver, Colo., May 20. John Cure, Jr.. son of a wealthy business man oi Colorado Springs, filed an. action for divorce Ihure the other day against '.tramme t,arnson -Curr, daughter of Judge Charles Grant Garrison, of the w Jersey Supreme Court and a nii-.-e of foi-mer Secretary of War Gar rison. He charges desertion and asks fcr the custody of their children. The couple resided in Colorado Springs several years ago and wore prominent socially.' Thev removed to New York five years ngo, where they t-came associated with prominent so ciety people, and were members of a fashionable colony at Douglaston, Long Island. Two yeais ago Mrs. Curr caused he luubaiid's arrest, on a charge of non support. New York dispatches then sated that she and her three chil dren were living in a chenp two-room tenement, while he was receiving a monthly allowance of Sl'.dO. The Wise was settled, it. is said, when he agreed to give her a small allowance, nnd later they resumed their marital rela tions. . I-ast. fall, it, is said, when Mr. Curr vent to join his lanu y at a Summer resort near Now York, he was in formed .that thev had left for Mer chant villo. X. J.. the home of Mrs. ("hit's father. Their friends state that Curr afterward made several futile iit'e-iipts toward rconcilliniion ntnd finally divided to return to Colorad i and ask for a divorce. n action irk filed here lY'.-oary !' but a new divovo law i i ,uirrd ' "'linir of the case at the ;.!: :-' ff? Just Received a Car of Peacock Celebrated Rock Spring Nut Coal, Just the Thing f or Summer Use. SAWYER-CLARK COMPANY, Phone Main 17. Corner Jefferson & Greenwood StreeU. DELIVERED HIAWATHA & ROCKSPRINGS COAL, DRAYAGE, STORAGE, FEED. T Jefferson Ave. One Block East Depot. Phone Main 10 D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO. fl' U CHINESE ROftT AND UPTn &VMVmvS r- V t "I - V:' Lures0 Bodily Diseases With Root and Kerfc Treatment. Free Consultation ' Phone 762 1412 Adams Ave. nnamm La Grande' vie. - , t- jri VVA-. . HI' ; .'.'t.i ' i'i!e !-!1c- Mr- i 1- v: Cavr. ho will Ships Kct;K to l-.'neland i t.'-e'v nr., .May Jo. A Lxiijono men lies f eind a mavke' for c:;irs in l'.er'iin,! ned snyt he eei-.ially makes a prof't of several dollars a case. W. '. -:hl.,.it-, of ::' ITii-h street and an tvnidoyo of t'e.o 11u-k Rox & Onto company, which makes a spe cialty of n parcel post ivr crate, n few days ai-o ivceivl -et;rns on n v se of 111 dozen eirirs which he ship i'ii on April 5 to U.-un ;1te. F.ntrl.ind. 'M e sum -wss J.".;t2 al.e ali exyicnse; of shipment and packing-. l GLASSES I made by us cost no more than Kryptoks made by other opticians, but the Kryptoks supplied by us are bettor, being finished on specially made machines and in j the finest, most com- pletely equipped retail j optical factory in East- ern Oregon. .l'esidcs, we do all the ! work under one roof ! from the examination of ! your eyes to the accu- ! rate fitting of the fin- j ishod glasses. ! J BON TON RESTAURANT 213 FIR STREET PHOXE RED 1241 Expert Chef, American and Chinese Dishea Noodles and Chop Suey a Specialty OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M. Furnished rooms up staira Wong Dan.JProp. r ; -- - . We Consider Your Succesi Paramount to Our Own o Because our success depends on the development of the communities served by us and the prosperity of their inhabitants. Wo have made large investments for your convenience and u"!htv'irn pr?1,0-ty wl,k'h cannot be m-d to some other IcKMhty if our business docs not prosper as can vours There fore no only from public spiritedncsS but from bl.fne" Antes" 5,triVr?. TlJ hl ye tendir to fiXr . . .. ... Lla ll'lllIIiUIUtl .... ,.....,. ..,.n, ,j ll)0 ,i,;u, l0 receive our cheerful nnd thorough consideration and active cneourairement J. H.FEARE&SON Optometrists & Jewelers I. A GRANDE, OREGON V Eastern Oregon Light Pover Co. Always at Your Service Teler hone Main 34 One Word, One Cent, One Time. trel Si m . r-.t j r
