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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 19KT, , )
EVENING OBSERVER
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What
HOUSEWIVES
Wish to Know
tttw mTALITY AND PRICE
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That Will be the Story of These
STYLISH TRIMMED HATS
This is the greatest trimmed hat bargain of the season, "and they are sure to
be snapped up quickly, so we advise you to he on hand early-Note these
prices:
One lot Hats values
,to $1.48
98q
up
One lot Hats values up
to $6.48
$1.48
One lot Hats values
to $9.ar
$1.98
up
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HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Smart Afternoon Gown
Tbe handsome afternoon gown here
with shown is featured In georgette
crape and French satin In light gray,
old rose. tun. burgundy, navy blue,
black. Joffre or Copenhagen blue. The
wnuiiii
- WW W
SHERRY'S
SHERRY'S LAST DAY
Driving Automobile Is Hardest Work
He Knows.
Harry Milliard's new auto insists ci
getting him into trouble. The latest
I affair which occured while Harry was
working in "The Ragged Princess,
took place on the Forty-second street
ferry.
Hilliard was on his way to the Wil
liam Fox studios. When he got to the
ferry he drove intrepidly ahead, until
an interfering policeman called to him
to stop.
"You're on tbe wrong side of the
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Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Is Cutting Up the Fine
Christmas Beeves
Raised by
Senator Walter M. Pierce
safety lines," the man said, "you'll
have to back over to the other side."
Harry had driven his car exactly
three and a half times, and backing
had not yet been called for in all this
experience. He thought for an in
stant, remembered his book of instruc
tions, then began the process of back
ing. One of the white safety posts
toppled beneath his wheel.
"Stop!" the interfering policeman
crici, "you'll destroy our signals."
Hilliard stopped.
Then the interfering policeman ob
ligingly rushed into the breach, and
uprooted the white posts. It became
necessary to take four of the six away
before the hero of a dozen movies
could extricate himself and his
No
work.
They Make the Finest Steaks You J
car.
Now Harry has a philosopny of
"People say the movies are harass
ing," says the actor. "They say the
task of jumping into lakes and off of
buildings is dangerous. They say it
is irritating to work all day in the hot
studios during the., summer months.
But people who say such things have
never driven an automobile."
Sloan's Liniment Eases 1'ain.
Ever Ate.
Come in and Try Them.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Sloan's Liniment is first thought of
mothers for bumps, bruisos and
sprains that are continually happen
in? to children. It quickly penetrates
and soothes without rubbing. Cleaner
und more effective than mussy plas
ters or ointments. For rheumatic
aches, neuralgia pain and that grippy
soreness after colds, Sloan's Liniment
gives prompt relief. Have a bottle
haiidv for bruises, strains, sprains
and all external pain. For thr thou
sands whose work calls them outdoors,
the pains and aches following expos
ure are relieved by Sloan's Liniment.
At all Druggists, 25c.
Adv,
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TO YOU
Choice Johnathan Eating Apples
85c
- Per Box
For a Limited Time
W CROP, BgWjmra OK SALE
18c per lb.
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
ARCADE
"WITCHCRAFT"
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE jWIRINGr A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Unioa
Visiting At Weston.
Weston. Dec. 29. (Special) -Mr,
and Mrs. Larkin Staggs and little
daughter of Enterprise. Ore., are in
the city to spend Christmas we
with Mrs. Stagg's parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Henry Waddineton. who hud
Christmas dinner for all their chit
dien.
jojijjl Name to conjure with rjiV
GREAT SALT LAKE ; rja
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""V'Jj Pasadena. San Diego, V kmcb. Long Bkacii fc-afwrsl
,h''M-1'"'
jPA-i California isdelightful theyear'round. Now
WkJi . you may go via the SALT LAKE ROUTE,
' n5 returning from Los Angeles, as you wish, by !
PiL palatial steamer or limited train, or l-ii
J Call upon, or write the representative of v
MijION PACIFIC SYSTEM t3
jjW?"namfl below, nd the rest will be done (or you. ,X.
J. II. KEEN EY. Agent. pV-S
Stomach Trouble and Constipation.
Those who are afflcted with stom
ach trouble and constipation should
read the following: "I have never
found anything so good for stomach
trouble and constipation as Chamber
Iain's Tablets. I have used them off
and on now for the past two years.
They not only regulate the action of
the bowels but stimulate the liver and
keep one's body in a healthy condi
tion," writes Mrs. Benjamin Hooper,
Auburn, N. Y.
Adr,
Wedding invitations, announce
ments and calling cards printed at
the Observer Job Printing Depart
ment 10-28-tf.
MONEY TO
LOAN
Private money to loan oa city
or farm property. Reason
able Rates.
Fire Insurance & Real Estate
Phone Blark 2171
Henry T. Hill
Room 23 West Jaoobsxm Bldg.
bodice and upper part of skirt are of
georgette crape embroidered in gold
and self colored silk. The under
bodice is of silver laco und the crushed
girdle ot sutlu. Design by Franklin
Simon & Co., Now York city.
Household Suggestions
When Ironing blouses or frocks with
large buttons sewed on try using sev
eral thicknesses of blanket or towels
to Iron them ou. Turn the gnrnient
button sldo down und press ou tho
wrong side.
Add an equal quantity of boiling wa
ter when pouring hot tat into a bowl.
This will make any pieces of meat and
gristle In the fnt sink to tbe bottom,
and the drippings, wbeu cool, will be
white and clean.
To remove whitewash from carpets.
dampen the spots with a mixture of a
teaspoonful of ammonia in one gallon
of warm water.
The dlsngreonble taste of castor oil
may bo concealed by giving the dose
In hot milk flavored with salt and a
sprinkle of black pepper.
Add n little drop of salad oil to mus
tard when It 1b being made. Not only
will It Improve tbe taste, but It will
keep it fresh for days.
Lasky Production of Prize-winning
Scenario Offered by i-aramoum
Reviewed by Thomas C. Kennedy in
Motography.
"Witchcraft," R. Ralston Reeds
story which won the prize onereu u
the Lasky company for original photo
plays written by students oi in
photoplay at Columbia University, is
at once a good vehicle for Fannie
iWard and a romantic drama or marK
ed appeal. It will be shown at the
Arcade, today and tomorrow.
TaVon n a whole "Witchcralf is a
nffnrinir. It is better than
Hin nveracre feature by a good margin
Miss Ward has the best opportunity
tio Then." and she eives a
tnr nerformance. She is cast as the
Hm.aVitpr of an ailine woman who is
accused of witchcraft by the people in
the small New England colony where
t.hev take un their residence. Suzette
and her mother are Hugenot refugees
nl the fact that they are foreigners
only adds to their unpopularity in tho
village.
Suzette and Richard Wayne become
attached to each other but they part
when he leaves for Boston to be a
soldier. During his absence Suzette
is forced to marry an old miser in
order to save her mother from the
toils of the deluded people who believe
in witchcraft. It is an unhappy mar
riage for Suzette, and an unnecessary
one. f or her motner aies on tne aay
of the wedding. Wayne returns, but
on finding Suzette married ne tninics
it best to leave again, as ms auec
tions for her is strong. Later Suzette
is accused of being a witch and sna
about to be hung when Captain
Wayne arrives carrying a proclama
tion from the governor putting such
practices down for all time.
Frank Reichter directed tne produc
tion. The direction and the produc
tion are of a high order of quality
and they materially add to the appeal
of the picture. The flashes of Suzette
dressed as a boy on her trip tnrougo
the woods to call the aid of the sol
diers deserve sDecial mention. They
are beautiful and eloquently life-like
scenes.
Paul Weigel is excellent as Make
peace Struble, the miser. jacK JJean
in the heroic role and Laiuan lieignion
as the Indian woman are satisfactory..
The name of the little girl who tells
fancied tales of what she saw at tne
Indian woman's cabin to a group of
children and accuses Suzette at the
trial is not given in the cast, but just
the same she is a remarkably fine lit
tle actress and she will attract muck
notice by her playing in this produc
tion. "Witchcraft," to sum up, is an.
admirable .Lasky offering.
Reception for Newly Weds.
Wallowa, Or., Dec. 29. Fridajr
evening a reception was given by the
members of the Wallowa I. 0. O. F.
lodge in their hall, to Mr. and Mrs
Glenn Tulley, recently married at
Orting,' Wash. The evening program
consisted of addresses by the Rev. L.
A. Cook and Mrs. G. M. Bledsoe.
I leadings, stereopticon views, games
and refreshments.
REMARKABLE PLAY AT ARCAD E TODAY AND TOMORROW
Uses of Saleraius
When cooking meats and vegetables
a little saicratus will hasten their
cooking and make them tender.
A little saleratus added to beans be
fore they are put In the oven to bake
makes them more digestible.
To sweeten moats wnsh In salcrutus
before they are cooked.
'To remove fruit or tea stains use
nleratus moistened with sweet milk.
To make clothes look white add a
liberal quantity of saleratus to the wa
ter In which clothes are soaked, and
tbe clothes will not require so much
rubbing.
To keep baby's bottle sweet rinse
with wnter In which saleratus has been
dissolved. i
To keep kitchen sinks clean and
sweet use saleratus freely.
A small quantity of saleratus added
:o the bath is very refreshing.
NOTICE
To the public and
barber shop patrons,
barber shops will close
all day New Year's day.
J as. Monnier, Sec'y.
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GOOD RESOLUTIONS.
On New Tenr' day I will resolve
To be H3 good as Rold;
I'll never say nn ugly word,
I'll do Just as I'm told.
I'll help my mother clean the house,
I'll (here my toys with Joe,
Til never fuss or frown or fret.
On errands I will go
I'll make the sunshine In our house.
Though It may storm outside.
When things go wrong to make me
crops.
My feelings I will hide.
I'll be so gnod mamma will say
I All her heurt with Joy,
And when she'll say her prayers at
nigln
8be'li bless her little boy.
FANNIE WARD
(J. A SKY STAR)'
"Witchcraft," Starring Fannie Ward.
STALUONS
At Alta Stables
PENDLETON, OREGON
One extra good, big, black imported Percheron, 5 years old.
weight 2300. -
One extra good imported son
(66666) 66666.
of the great $40,000 Cornot
Other Percherons, Belgians, Shires and dydsdales that are
desirable, besides a number of young ones with correct pedi
grees from one to three years old and .Percheron and Belgian
marcs. All will bo priced to sell.
If You Have a Stallion That You Cannot Use Longer, I Might
Change.
J. R. JUSTICE, Importer
Pendleton, Oregon