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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Silks and Dress
Goods
Lovely new costume satins, mf-saalines,
crepe-de-ehene, georgette, chiffon, taf
feta, new costume velvets, silk plushes,
corduroyn, gabardines, serges, poplins,
broadcloths and the like for suits and
dresses.
HILL'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Quality & Service
New Two-Toned
Wool
Sweaters
Red, yellow, and green, trimmed in
T7hite and plain Old Rose. Smart sash
finished with tassel. They are beauties.
A Display Extraordinary in Our Apparel Salons
Autumn Suits
show the richest of new colors and ma
terials. Soft, lustrous furs in the shape
of deep sailor collars that fasten high
and snug about throat and chin are
shown in great profusion. Semi-fitted
models are trim, tailored and smart
some of these show pockets and others
touches of brilliant contrasting color.
$16.50 to $82.30
Lovely New
Blouses
in endless array are being displayed.
Blouses conceived and made by Ameri
ca's foremost artist designers.
Autumn Goats
are voluminous and elegant. High, rich
collars of soft fur, deep pockets and
novel buttons add notes of distinctive
charm to their loveliness. Bolivia cloth,
with its deep, soft surface is in high
favor and lends itself particularly well
to the new Prunelle tones. Checks and
plaids have the swing and dash of a
chevalier's coat, while evening wraps
are truly elegant in line and color.
$9.50 to $85.00
Elegant Display of
Millinery
There are all styles, materials and many
sizes represented Scores of new and
"different'" models for your pleasure.
Miss. Cora Buran Corset Expert
of the Gossard School of Training of Chicago, is evervdav demonstrating and instructing The Merits of
THE GOSSARD CORSETS "
You are cordially invited to come in and reap the benefit of -Miss Buran 's wide experience.
ARCADE
Wallace Rcid and C'ho Ridglcy, the
clever young Jesse L. I.asky stars,
will be seen at the Arccde today and
tr morrow in "The Selfish Woman," a
thrilling photod.-ama written especial
ly for them by Hector Turnbull. It
U a Paramount Program release.
Tom Morlcy, a young and energetic
civil engineer, is advised by his di
rectors that the funds appropriated
for the building of their railroad
through the Imperial valley will be
exhausted in three months. He con
fidently assures them that he will
complete the work in that time.
Thomas Morley, Sr., a wealthy and
unscrupulous banker, is determined to
make his son's work a failure, and to
this end employs McKenzie, a crooked,
rvomoter, to assi.it him.
In answer to a telegram from his
father to come home ut once on a mut
ter of importance, Tom wires his
mother to make up a little week-end
j.trty, including his favorites. In
compliance, Mrs. Morley invites Alice
Hale and her mother. The lutter has
g.cat social ambitions and is very
anxious to bring about a marriage
between Alice and Tom. McKenzie is
also in love with Alice, but Mrs. Hale
makes it plain to her daughter that
she must complete the conquest, al
most won, before Tom leaves for the
west, otherwise they will soon be in
the most embarrassing financial cir-
cumstances. Alice so manipulates af
; fairs that Tom persuades her to run
'away with him, and they are married
by the justice of the peace, returning
at once for parental 'forgiveness. Mrs.
Hale feigns anxiety, but both she and
Morley, Sr., are pleased at the turn of
affairs. The latt.r hands Tom part
nership papers, which, if he signs, will
j'ivo him unlimited wealth. He flatly
refuses and is threatened by disin
heritance. Morley, Sr., impressed
with Alice's disappointment, tells her
he will place a million dollars in her
own name if she will go west with
lorn and make him fail.
Out west, Alice at once picks Jim,
the assistant, as a willing tool ,and to
gether they nearly succeed, on sev
en;! occasions, in upsetting Tom's
plans. Jim tells Alice the best way
to bring the matter to a crisis is to
get the men intoxicated, and she fur
nishes the money. Realizing Tom's
wonderful determination ;.nd strength,
she wires Morley, Sr., to end a com
petent man to help her. McKenzie
I persuades the old man to send him,
hoping to ruin Tom and win Alice.
I Alice, feeling each day the force of
Tom's noble character, and realizing
her own despicable conduct, is begin
ning to fall in love with her husband.
The pay check is delayed. Tom goes
to ascertain the cause. I he men, lm
I pressed with the idea Tom has run off
j with their money, and crazed with
drink, start a not. lorn arrives on
a special train, but is helpless. Alice
reaches the scene with the sheriff
and posse just at the critical moment.
Her joy at finding Tom safe proves
her love for him and, happy in his
double victory, he takes her tenderly
111 his arms.
SHERRY'S
ACCOKDKON, SIDE. BOX AND FANCY DRESS PLEAT.
l.NGS, HEMSTITCHING, PINKING, BRAIDING, SCALLOP
ING, PICOT EDGING, BUTTON HOLES, BUTTONS COV
ERED FROM YOUR MATERIAL.
Mail Orders a Specially
Send Us Your Material by Tared Tost
ART EMBROIDERY & BUTTON CO.
6.i:i Morgan Illdg., Portland, Ore.
Round-Up-
Special Train j
Saturday, Sept. 23rd
SPECIAL TRAIN will leave La
Grande 7:00 A. M. arriving
Pendleton 9:50 A. M.
RETURNING
Train will leave Pendleton 11 P. M.
Fare for the Round Trip from La Grande
$3.00
For further information,
Phone Black 311 J. H. KEENEY, Agent.
Northwest Unci Products Show, Seattle, October 4-H l
These Two Stars Are Fine Partners.
Harry S. Billiard, "the handsomest
man in the movies, is seen again
as a co-star in a William Fox featured
film in "Caprice of the Mountains."
In this photodrama Mi. Milliard is
the opposite of little June Caprice, the
movie discovery whom Mr. Fox is pre
senting as a star in her first attempt
at ncting. Mr. Hilliard was selected
at, the co-star not only for his hand
someness, but because he has proven
his great ability to act, especially in
moving picture drama.
Harry Hilliard is the matinee idol
of filmdom, where he is an idol every
afternoon instead of at the twice
weekly matinees of the stnge. He is
young, clean cut and masculinely
handsome He comes ef a Cincinnati
German-American family, his father
being a veteran of the Napoleonic
wars, in which he fought with Blucher.
Ills mother was an American, being
n memner ot an tnstoeratic Baltimore
family.
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Rev. J. V. Milligan Dead.
Marshfield, Or., Sept. 22. Rev. Dr.
J. V. Milligan of Portland, superin
tendent of Presbyterian Sunday
schools of the Synod of Oregon, drop
ped dead at the Chandler hotel here
Tuesday. He had registered and, as
ho was going to his room with the
bell boy, he dropped to the floor and
died immediately.
Several doctors were summoned,
but the minister was pust aid. It is
supposed heart disease was the cause
of death. A telegram was nt once
sinbto Mrs. Milligan nt 975 East Tay
lor street, Portland, advising her of
his death.
Chamberlain's. Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
This Is a medicine that every fam
ily should be provided with. Colic
and diarrhoea often comes on sud
denly and it is of the greatest import
ance that they bo treated promptly.
Consider the suffering that must be
endured until a physician arrives or
: ineuirino can ie ontainert. thnmber-
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy hns a reputation second to
I none for the quick relief which it af-
fords. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
.('onstipntion the Father of Many Ills.
ui me numerous ills that affect hu
manity a lnrge share start with con
stipation. Keep your bowels regular
and they may be avoided. When a
laxntive is needed take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. Obtainable
everywhere. Adv
Are you going to get
married?
Is their a New Baby
in your family?
Are you going to give
a party
Do you want Christ
mas cards or New
Year's cards?
Are you going to give
a Dance?
Are you out of Call
ing Cards?
it so. von will want
Announcement CarnV
Greeting Cards, Invita
tions. Dance Propr;iins
or Calling Cards.
I he Observer Prmtino-
Department will he srlad
t .supply your needs,
either in Printing or
Engraving in The Verv
Best Style.
Call at the
Observer Office
Or Phone Main 13 fox-
Prices
Fresh
Vegetables
....20c
$1.25
...90c
35c
Tomatoes, box ..... ;
Bartlett Pears : -
Peaches """
Concord Grapes, a basket
Full line of Fruits and Vegetables on hand at all
times
J. B. Stoddard's Famous Roasting Ears, doz 20c
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 1 92
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
TheColdWeather
SHOULD REMIND YOU THAT "the Good Old
Summer Time" is about over, and that Jack Frost
will soon be here. Time to put up that stove,
clean out the furnace, ditch your Summer clothes,
and prepare for Zero weather. You will need
some of our REAL Coal. Coal prices are higher
than in June and July, but you can still save some
money, by getting your fuel now. Coal and Wood
will be higher this winter than last. Our Coal
must be GOOD or we couldn't have sold 20 cars in
the last month.
Shoot some of our famous HIAWATHA or ROCK
SPRINGS in to that furnace, start her up on high
and watch her go. COAL, STOVE WOOD, CHAIN
WOOD, FEED, HAY, STORAGE, DRAYAGE.
LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East Depot Phone Main 10
CONSTIPATION IS THE ORIGIN OF MANY ILLS
Including Colds
Oils, Salt, Pills, give temporary relief, they do not cure.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
Ha will advise, coarse flour, like our ancestors used, as the
natural food. High patent white flour, lacks certain elements,
necessary to ycur health, your bowels need some residue.
BLYDENSTEIN'S PREPARED DIETARY FLOUR
Cantains all the natural mintral salts and coarse highly nu
tritious parts of the wheat.
It makes delicious Muffins and bread. Children like it.
Have i. on your table at least once a day.
PHYSICIANS use it in their own homes.
I NOT A MEDICINE A FOOD
For Sale By All Grocers
MADE FROM EASTERN OREGON WHEAT
By H. G. BIydcnstein
Pendleton, Oregon
TKiCQ n-o !wf A. C.l J 1
If You Are Looking for Real Bargains in Land, Investigate
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Homesead Relinquislunent
80 acres good land. in Wallowa
county, near school, postoffice and
railroad Good roads $.100 cash or
owner will consider trade in stock or
real estate.
A Dandy Small Farm
This is a well improved 20-aere farm
near La Grande, is a good nionev
niaker as well as a splendid home.
- "...- wi anu ici nie tell you about it.
160 Acres, For Trade
This place is located near Hilgard.
Plenty of good land, wood and tim
ber. The price is made to sell or the
owner will trade for city property.
City Lots
I have some exceptional sunns in nitc-
1.. j , , :
iuis aim siuau tracts and can
very easy terms.
give
Geo. H. Currev
' 1 w f I Urande, Ore. A.
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REAL ESTATE
La Grande, Ore.
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