La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1917, Image 2

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    WEDNESDAY, FEBKITARY 14, 1917.
PAGE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,
Trunks - Suit Cases - Traveling Bags
Trunks that will stand the knocks. Three and five-ply fibre with a five-year
guarantee and tin veneered trunks in all sizes.
$7.00 to $21.75
Leather, fihre and matting eases, well made and well protected on cornel's
with good locks and straps, . - ..
$1.25 to $15.00
Traveling Bags made of very best materials both outside and linings. Very
attractive, and will add a great deal to your appearance when you travel.
$3.50 to $19.50
Let us show theso to you next, time you come in.
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HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Quality and Service ,
t The Problem of the Hour-1
It
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A snow ball plus a small boy equals a broken
window.
A window minus a glass equals zero tempera
ture. What is the answer?
Call Black 1071 and we will replace the glass
very promptly.
OXNER'S NEW PAINT STORE
New Location 1310 Adams
Concerning the Price of Paper
The following' is from an editorial
in the Living Church, of Feb. 3, a
paper published in Milwaukee in the
interest of the Episcopal Church.
"It may be that there will be no
available printing paper in this
country next fall at any price; for
shall we tell a secret that has come
to us on what seems to be good
authority? the real trouble about
paper seems to be that the sulphite
puip is being shipped abroad to the
belligerent nations on a huge scale
for use as a substitute for gun cot
ton. -
The firm which publishes this paper
publishes also other periodicals and
books. It has recently announced
that its bill for print paper for the
ensuing year, will be $20,000 more
than that of last, owing to the in
crease in prlfiP."
A Woman's Trouble.
Trontdaln, Ore
gon. - "I in
troubled with
weakness from
which womon suf
fer nnd after tak
ing two bottles of
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion I wns entirely
relieved." Mkb.
M. K. Johnson,
Triiiitdnle,Oregou.
FACTORY GiRL
SKIRTS FOR
BLOOMERS FOR SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY!
The mighty restorative power of
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
speedily causes all womanly troubles
to disappear compels the organs to
properly perform their natural func
tions, corrects displacements, over
comes irregularities, removes puin and
inisciy at certain times and bringi
bnck health and strength lo nervous,
irritable and exhausted women.
For all diseases peculiar to women,
lr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
powerful restorative. For nearlv
60 years it lias banished from the
lives of tens of thousands of women
the pain, worry, misery and distress.
miDi-u ujr irregularities mm uiscascB
of a feminine character.
What Dr. Pierce's Favorito Pro
scription lias done for thousands it
will do for yon. Get it this very day
from any medicino dealer, in either
liquid fir tablet form ; or send fit) cents
to Ir. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, ltuffalo,
N. Y., for trial box of tablets.
Questions of Serf Are fully nnd
properly answered in The People's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, bv K. V.
JMerce, M. D. It contains the' knowl
edge a young man or womnn, wife or
daughter, should have. 1008 pages
with color plates, bound in cloth, lly
ail, prepaid on receipt of S dimes
at stamps.
When In Portland you will find The
Observer on sale at the Oregon Ho
tel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
Some faults indulged are . little
thieves that let in greater.
Foolitfh fear doubles danger.
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ilrls wear lihxiniers Instead of skirts in a !Ik Xpv York bakery.
The M'hrnie rtrmluee.1 eftlrlenry and is safer thnn the ninibcrsoinc skirt,
says the mnimer of tlio firm, who introduced the Idea.
Job Printing quickly and neathly done at The Observer.
SHERRY'S
SHERRY'S
Charles Dickens has made an im
perishable gift to literature in "A
Christmas Carol," and, under the title
of "The Right to Be Happy," Blue
bird Photoplays, Inc., has translated
this great lesson of benevolece and
charity to the screen visualized it
for tile masses who have not or, may;
hap, will not read the classic story in
io Aviirinnl form. Rutiert Julian will
head the Bluebird company in pre
senting "me Right to 'He nappy" at
the Sherry theater tonight last time
with Francelia Billington, ' Roberta
Wilson, Emory Johnsdh, Claire Mc
Dowell, John Cook and other clever
screen artists, in his support It may
SHERKY'S
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J'S WE RIGHT TO BE(fAPPf 4
F-VI RUPPT JULIAN et&?4
be well .to suggest to those who have
not read "A Christmas Carol" that old
Srooge (the role played by Mr. Julian)
was the world's champion grouch the
meanest man in literature. Bob
Cratchit, on the contrary, was the
world's greatest optimist. Cratchit
worked for Scrooge and when Christ
mas eve arrived was sent home with a
snarl instead of a word of cheer for
Scrooge did not believe in the "Christ
mas Spirit" and hated the joy and
better things of life. How this old
"grouch" was changed to the kindliest
of souls and brought to a realization
of his past meanness and thorough de-
testability, forms one of the most
beautiful stories ever written and its
lesson endures the year 'round, and
jw&rM-wlde; for In. every -community
there lives a "Scrooge" to this very
day. Bluebird has taken advantage of
every opportunity to vizunlize the
Dickens classic in most effective pho
tographic form, and an entertainment
both beneficial and wholesome is as
sured in presentations of "The Right
to Be Happy."
Milk Alone Supplies
Elements of Growth
Should Form Part of Human Diet for
at Least First 25 Years
of Life
RICHEY PIANO HOUSE HIGH GRADE PIANOS
HOME INSTITUTION
SPECIALTY
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EMERSON
AK'MSTK'ONd
PENN'ETT
MAUTZELL
CABLE
PATIIE
TALKING MACHINE
THAT PLAYS ALL
MAN ES OK RECORDS
THEREBY (ilVINd
YOU ALL RECORDS
TO SELECT FROM.
University of Washington, Feb. 13
Milk can alone supply all the neces
sary materials for growth and repair
of the human body, since it contains
all of the food principles, writes Pro
fessor Fffie I. Raitt, head of the de
partment of home economics of the
University of Washington, in the Jan
uary number of Better Business, a
magazine published monthly by the
university extension division.
Miss Raitt believes that milk should
form a part of the diet as long as
there is growth. She points out that
it has distinct advantages for adult
life as well. For the first twenty-five
years some milk should be included in
each day's diet, she says.
"Milk contains protein, tne repair
or tissue-forming element," says Miss
Raitt. "It is the only food which con
tains nitrogen. Carbohydrates, that
give its starches and sugars, and the
fats, are the fuel foods. They are
burned in the body and supply energy,
which may be manifested as heat or
motion.
1 "The protein is capable of being
burned in the samo way. Some of the
daily supply of this food element goes
for fuel. There rxc also present the
inorganic elements necessary to the
nutrition of man, controlling as they
do the contraction of muscles, main
taining neutrality in the blood, and
composing the largest part of the
framework of the body."
Noting that Li Grande fire and
police chiefs have issued a challenge
to tho vorld as "scattergun" shooters,
and that Pendleton officials have ac
cepted the challenge, the Bakor Her
ald rises to remark that "if it were
a contest in proservir.tr the peace and
fire fighting the Bnkvr officials would
be in the front rank." Oregon Journal.
All received from the different factories.
No culls or worked-over goods to unload.
Factory to customer thus saving the small consignment dealer's profit.
We invite inspection of prices and qualities.
OTHERS COME AND GO WE STAY RICHEY BUILDING
It is estimated that four-fifths of
'the water available for irrigation and
domestic use in the state of Oix-gon
eomos from the timber clad slopes of
the National foi-esU!. The average
acre of National forest land in the
state sends to tho streams sixteen
timc9 ns much water as does the
aver.ig - ere of land outside the for
est boiuuhiries.
Watch for Our Ad in
Pay-Up-Week Edition
Saturday 17th.
It W,ill Save You
DOLLARS
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Fir St.
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
Cross The Track
ARCADE
W. S. Hart Thursday.
A western drama of an entirely dif
ferent kind is "Truthful Tulliver," the
new Triangle play starring Wm. S.
Hart, which will be seen at the Ar
cade theater Thursday only. The cen
tral figure is not a "bad man," but a
good man, who nevertheless knows
how to use his fists, ride a horse,
throw a lasso and handle a gun. This
clean-hearted, hard-hitting individual
Is a newspaper man by occupation,
and drifts into a mining camp called
"tilory Hole to start a paper. In the
'course of time he finds it necessary
either to take himself and his paper'
out of Glory Hole or rid the place
of certain individuals who don't like
his honesty and decency. Tulliver and!
the paper stay, after some startling
adventures and thrilling feats, in the
course of which the editor winj not
only a reputation but a bride. The
play has two love stories woven into
it, Hart's leading woman being Alma
Reubens, seen with Douglas Fairbanks,
in two plays recently.
Zeal without knowledge is fire with
out light
A scoop which is also a scale has
been invented by a man in Mobile, Ala.
You will never lose by doing a good
turn.
BEAUTY OF GIRL LEADS TO HER i
RICH PHILADELPHIA MEN QUIZZED!
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Beauty and a perrect form brought murder in the ease of Urace
Roberts, a model who posed for advertisement pictures, who was
known as Maizlo Colbert and called "the girl with the form divine."
Detectives are seeking information from men prominent in official
nd social llf,e of Philadelphia said to have knowu the girl whose body
was found in her luxurious apartments there.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWNE LL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western TJnioj
i ii i naiT
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QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this lumber
business. When you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a little
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, mo
waiting time that you have to
pay for Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8