TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1917.
PAGE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Only Three More Days Left of Our
Year End Clean-Up Sale
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ShoekJM
If you need a pair of shoes now is the time to buy. All
shoes are taken from our regular stock
and reduced. This means that every
shoe offered is a
safe shoe to buy,
and fully guaran
teed by us as good
A'alues at the reg-
Ladies' Shoes
The Woman who puts her feet
in a pair of shoes purchased
here will iave a reason to feel
proud, because they are par
ticularly stylish and handsomely
made. If you detire a graceful,
easy, flood-wearing shoe at a
moderate price, 'ouy them at this
sale. '
ALL
STYLES
SIZES
$2.39 to $7.00
AND
Childrens'
Here a great opportunity for
you to save on footwear for
the children. They are indeed
ecellcnt values so wc say
come here and have your chil
dren shod
BOYS' SHOES
$1.79 to $3.50
MISSES AND CHILD
REN'S SHOES
49c to $3.50
ular price.
en's Shoes
Shoes for dress, shoes for busi
ness, shoes for nil occasions, of
correct and shapely styles of the
best leathers, carefully made by
the best makers. That's what
we have for you, gentlemen, in
footwear if they were not just
so, rest assured we wouldn't
say so.
DRESS SHOES
$2.75 to $7.00
WORK SHOES
$1.50 to $9.50
THESE PRICES SUBJECT TO OUR SALE DISCOUNT.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
SHERRY'S
"The Measure of a Man"
"You are not fitted for the minb
try, Fairmeadow," said the dean of
the theological school as he held the
door open for the intemperate and
habitually discordant young man to
pass out. Fairmeadow, humiliated,
started west instanter and rode to the
end of the line. When he descended
from the train in a lumber camp he
was hailed as the living answer to
Pattie's prayer that a parson should
be sent to give the body of her father
Christian burial. Thus it was that
Fairmeadow became tjie spiritual
guide of the lumbermen, and gained,
by his aggressive tactics, the sou
briquet of "The Fighting Parson."
See J. Warren Kerrigan as "The
Fighting Parson" at Sherry's theater
today, when he will appear, with
Louise Lovely, in "The Measure of a
Man," done in Bluebird Photoplays.
In this role Kerrigan has a type ex
actly fitting him; he acts with vigor
but with respectful consideration for
the part he plays. Mss Lovely is well
suited in the role of the mountain girl
who inspired the "parson" to win his
own battles and at the same time
benefit his neighbors by his precepts
and his example. "The Measure of a
Man" is an unusual photoplay admir
ably acted and produced.
ARCADE
TKIO OK TRIANGLE STARS
SEEN IN "HONOR THY NAME'
Frank Keenan. Charles Ray and
Louise Glaum Have Leading Roles
in Drama of Southern Hot
Blood and Family Pride.
NOTED BARITONE COMING TO LA GRANDE.
.
I Disabled sailors and soldiers in Eng
1 land ire to be taught switchboard op-
crating free, and engaged at the usual
' rate of pay, under a scheme drafted
.by the institute of electrical engineers.
Frank Keenan, Charles Ray and
Louise Glaum are to bo seen in "Hon
or Thy Name," Triangle-Ince play, t)
be seen at the Arcade theatre Wed
nesday and Thursday.
"Honor Thy Name" is the story of
a father's sacrifice to save his son
Colonel Slocum Castleton (Frank Kee-
nann) was a gay blade in his day,
Good Eats
Fresli Hominy in 9-lb. Sacks.
ite Corn Meal.
b Vs Peaches, Pears
sure fine.
for .35e.
Hartridge Whipp, Famous Baritone of Portland.
La (Jrando people will be interested in the an
nouncement that Hartridge Whipp, the noted eon
cert Baritone, is to give a recital at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on the evening of Tuesday,
.January :50th, 1917.
Mr. Whip) has been giving recitals throughout
the Northwest with marked success.
Krosh Yellow and Wh
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yVmo of our Lib
icots thev ai
, ,
,for 25c
Tcnd Coffee,
rVlish, 10c.
0
Ti
and J
Mackerel
Our Special
Wonder Silver
Drv Boneless Hen
Holland Herring,
Heinz' Kraut, 10c a qui'
Candy Figs, loc per pound
Try us for service.
Six deliveries every day.
Oregon Co-Operative Association
1118 1-2 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore.
Branches at
IMBLER, OR. IVANS, OB.
FREE,! FREE!
The best machine.
The lightest-running machine.
e prettiest machine.
V eHjivc italcen the agency for The Free
ScwingMachine and will sell them on the
easiest terms.
Good machines for rent
W. H. BOHN ENR AMP CO.
Easily Settled.
"Be easy said a rich merchant to
n fault-finding son-in-law. who war
perpetually pestering him with com
r.aints of his wife's shortcomings.
"As her behavior is so intolerable, I
will alter my will and cut her off with
a shilling." The old man heard no more
oi nis aaugnter failings.
Although British railroads rank
fourth among the nations in regard to
milage, they carry more passengers
every year than art carried In any
oiner coumxy.
IF YOU
are troubled with dandruff, itching
scaip, ana your nair coming out, we
asK you to iry.
IN
on our fftinrnntpp , fhiir!-
you re lei and sntisinrtinn nr mnnou
refunded. Sold only by us, 50c and
?1.00.
LEVY-VOGFX DRUG CO.
La Grande, Oregon.
j From The Buckeye
State
NEW GRQPS
YELEQW ANpNyHITlf
Pfhe Silver
CORNtMEAL
PER SACK45c
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
and one of his flames had been the
celebrated opera singer Rosita. Bui,
cno night returning to his apartment,
he had found her with another man
and promptly dropped her.
Now he is a respected Southern gen
tleman, living quietly with his wife
and son Rodney. Rodney (Charles
Ray) is in love with Rosalee Carey, a
distant cousin, and the prospectiva
match is thoroughly acceptable to Rod
ney's parents. Then the colonel sends
his son to New York to the university.
There Rodney falls into bad company
and presently is introduced to Viola
Bretagne (Ixiuise Glaum), a cabaret
dancer. She, realizing he is a young
man of considerable means, spreads
her net to catch him, and very soon
after Rodney writes home to his fa
ther that he is going to marry "the
sweeest little girl in New York."
The old man at once comes to Now
York and .sprucing himself up, takes
the girl away from Rodney just to
show him how unworthy she is. Then
it develops that Viola is the daughter
of Rosita, and all of her mother's du-
sire for revenge comes back. Viola
wins Rodney back, and after a drunk
en spree he finds that he has married
her. She makes him take her to his
father's home. There she declines to
accept the father's cash terms for
final settlement, and the old man da
termines on a way to get rid of her
that is one of the most terrible, but
withal one of the most thrilling seri3
of scenes ever shown upon the screen.
FOR RENT SIGNS For sale at The
Observer office.
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
The anihual meetihg of the stock-
tate Bank will
house, in
lay, January
ofhe Cove 6
ieir banlor.
,n Thur
Vclock aim.
ng a Uflpd of Di-
Istted tfll serve for
iiVsuch ther busi
er as may prop-
Ki8hier.
holders
be held at
Cove, Oregon
11, 1917, at 10
At this meeti
rectors will be e,
the ensuing year i
ness will be consider
erly offer.
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AT SHERRY'S.
Better Coffee
--For-
Less Monev
:ien we say thaVour 35c Coffee is
better than any 40c Ctffec In Tins, we
mean just that, and wetrhld like you
.to make us prove it. We don't give any
premium with our Coffee, but We do
give Full Coffe Value for your money.
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
n.m PHONE MAIN 43
Quality service Honest Price