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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1917)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER fJLGE TWO cold-hearted adventuress who seemed to delight in using her great beauty as a snare to entrap men that sh might play with their hearts and cast them ruthlessly aside. One by one her admirers fell at her feet to bask for a while in the smiles of her af fection. Only by one she shook them off and turned each time to fawn up on ano'.her and newer victim. Untold misery lesulted from her heartless ness until she finally jilted the wrong man. This is a Rex Ingram production. SHERRY'S Pay-Up Week SPECIALS New Crepes From SHERRY'S Japan One of the most beautiful of Blue bird photoplay is promised as the at traction at the Sherry theater today 'and tomorrow when C'leo Madison ap pear aa the star of "Black Orchids," a story of a flirt. Zoraida was more than a flirt she was a designing, Sweet Ripe -'50c Cans Sunkist Oranges IinoapiIe . v JJoval ( lub :!0c size 20c ' or $3.15 Per Case Preferred Stoclc liuy them by the case 23c . 4 10i-bars Pine Tar 6 Bare 20 Mule Team (ilycerine Soa 25c Uorax Soap 25c - Just received a shipment of Crepes from Japan. -Not alone are these materials splendid for washing and will keep the colors, but the patterns are of the very choicest in sport stripes and plain.. And the qual itv is A. NO. 1. Choose While the assortment is complete at 25c PER YARD AT SHERRY'S TODAY. Hill's Department Store Quality and Service m -v -je- - - - WANTED ! ! Work at Taper Hanging, Tinting and Inside Paint ing at once Now is there any real good reason why you cannot just as well have'this kind of work done now as later? Call Black 1071 and let us come and figure with you OXNER'S NEW PAINT STORE (New Location 1316 Adams Ave.) , : v. ... rzr JIM"-'... 1 AT THE ARCADE THEATRE Matches, per doz. packages - First Grade Walnuts, 18c Per Lb. ...55c Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 -408 North Fir St. FARMERS PHONE B. 192 Cross The Track Alicel Schools Will Celebrate. ..Wash ington's Birthday. THE LIKE OF THE WILD" Wonderful .Motion Pictures of Bird and Animal Life Today. "The Lure of the Wild" is the title of the moving pictures which will be shown tonight at the Arcade theater. Mr. William L. Finley, state biolo gist, took them under the auspices of the state fish and game commission. They are pronounced the most won derful ever taken, and are amusing and intertaining. - Wherever they were shown in the east, press comments have been most enthusiastic. la Grande people, it is believed, will appreciate this opportunity to see these wonderful pictures which take you into the heart of nature. Next Thursday afternoon a pro gram will be given by the school chil- I dren in the church, beginning at 1:30 o'clock. Among ether good things on the program will bo an address by Rev. H. J. Richards. After the pro gram there will be a hard fought game of basketball between the Alicel high school team and r. local team Corns Loosen Off Wiih Magic "Gets-It " 2 Drops So the Work, Painlessly. "I Ml you, before I heard of 'Oetn-Ii' I used to try one thing after another for conn. I still had them. 1 used bandages and they made my A frolic will fol- Cams Drive Von Mndf Try "(JetM-Il" and They'll lcel Bltflit Off! tne po blp It wnn murder to put on my nhoe. I uned Balvea and other thlimn lhat t oft moro of tho too than thoy ,id tho corn. I'd out nnd diK with kniv'H nnd eclHnors, but now no mure fooling for mo. Two dropR of '(ttn-It did all tho work. It mukefl tho corn RhrWel and ho Ituintt that you can junt pick It right off with your finKf!' There h.is bopn nothlnff npw dlft covornd for cornR Blnrn "(lot-l t" wnn born. Tfa tho new way the cummon-Henup, .ilnil Burn wny. ;t h-It " In Bold everywhere. 2?c. n. hot th. or Hnt on receipt of prlfe Ity K. Ihw rente & Co., ChlcnKo. III. PUTNAM'S DRUG STORE Sold in 1-a (Jrnnde and rccommvnd ird an the world' l"t corn remedy by lied Crws lrug Store. Rncw WppUq DnpnpH scho1 team iuoj r ' ' - low the game. CnP I noal Qphnnlc! Friday night the debate between the rOl LUL-dl OUIIUUia!Joseph and La Grande high schools' ! tuumu will he held here and in Joseuh. Yesterday the La Grande schools 1 Th(J IjH Grande affirmative team, opened a busy week. Last evening at . yincent Forbes, Alfred Johnson and 7:15 the science classes were enter- I ynn jrson, jn charge of Mr! Fulkcr tained with slides from the extension , son win ,iebate in Joseph. The nega department of the University of Ore- tjve team Joe Reynolds and Clayton gon. This afternoon, beginning at 2 ,nKe) m charge of Mr. Hampton, will o'clock tihe William L. Finley pic- argu0 nere. Judges for both debates turea of Oregon bird and animal life have been gtcd by Judge Knowles, were shown to the grade children. ' as follows. ln La Gnamle, E. E. Kid In the evening the high school stu- :dlCi w E Thompson and C. D. Huff dents will see them with the general man. in josepn Daniel Boyd and Da puhMc. j vicl Davidhizar of Enerprise and D. W. Thursday, ..Washington's birthday, Sheldon. No judge will hear his own school will be held in the morning but ,ni(,h school team debate and it is be in tho afternoon all classes alove the iieve(1 that any tendency toward fa third grade will assemble in the high vo,.jtism will thereby be eliminated. school auditorium. Rev. H. L. Ford of t the Christian church will speak upon ! i i n I a subject dealing with George Wash-; 31716 1 3 rC PSOITIS mgton. At i ociocij inursuay atter- noon, the Neighborhood ciut nas ar ranged a story hour in the public li brary building for tho children of the first grade. At 3 o'clock another story hour, for the childrun of tho second and third grades, will be held. Thursday the M. I. A. basketball tournament will be held. Thursday night the La Grande high school bas ketball earn will play the Pendleton Kamelu, Ore., Feb. 20. (Special) Mrs. Frank Hanlen gave the school children a Valentine party Wednesday evening in the hall. Games were play ed and music was furnished for dan cing by Mr. and Mrs. Spear. The postoffice was opened and Valentines distributed. Candy and apples were served as refreshmetns. At 10:30 all went home happy. I.ee Mathis returned from Portland Thursday night on No. 18. Bert Savage, day foreman of the wipers, and Joe Hughey, La Grande fkeman, left for Portland Sunday morning on No. 17, to spend the week. Mr. Wholesapple and Kieth'have taken their horses to Pendleton to pasture. Saturday was the 16th and almost all of the railroaders' wives went to a Grande to shop. The wrecker was in Kamela Sunday to put a car on the track. Fireman Plauss of La Grande will soon tie in , Kamela again, having "bumped" Fireman Hickox of Kamela. E. B. Kidder and E. L. Aljen of Ka mela went over to the brakes on Mc Cay to look after their stock. The Chase brothrs were in Kamela yesterday and took out a load of pro visions on their skiis, that being the only way it is possible to get anything into the country at present. Engineer King went to Baker on No. 4 on business and returned Mon day night on No. 19. E. B. Kidder went to Athena Mon day to attend her father's funeral and returned home Wednesday. W. 11. Pidcock went to Pendleton Saturday morning, returning in the evening on No. 18. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. i 1 n it ll I '."j"- I'-'is-o'i ' $ TIME HOO aSe Aie Sk-iPPfi? - .f?W??T ? FELLOW YJeREo-O.Nc; WE'A'- -l i V ?. To BED ISM'T BELLS - IT a fl IN L Goap jf A " V it ? I fiKjH Time we. Vj all's whu-To kpH ) OFF WATCH f THE STAR B'RD, CAPT'M 1 JJ 1 r-ttihr E;.An Now is tlie Time to ? I t5m,pipNw put the captaim im ) 11 MV f D1 4. M'S l?ooM? BEUEV6 lE WBMT UuTAKeA U If f,LlM 111 1. Ll 'jf oiST LAr MCHT AFTBR. HLooKAMDE 1 lY4rj&?f r hweePea.. Pan.Je. and 11 J I RETIIi'EO - HIS BED HADN'T IP He IS IS Jji ilj ' Mt J M-M Morse other Grand Prue I 1 BEEtJ ToLlCHED THIS MCWNIMtJ L B0D NOW fj p- - Js. ; VSi h n i t c 7 ?! "Si whem 1 WEMT ,N TO nr h nTT5f ' k J Kjahforma Oeeds K ; ; -j make it J JA Ml? -rSU 5 s:-, mobs -o- ? i i!i " vJ p i -Mp - wSrn 1 liiiii $100 Reward, $10 N w The readers of this paper will Dieased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that la Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis. ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and asBlstlnp nature In doing Its work. The proprietors: I.ave so much fnlth in Its curative pow ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fans to cure, aeuui A firhnnl urogram will be civen I r.ir lut nf testimonials. Wednesday in the Alicel church. On j J'SI5 c0" To,edo' a the same day the Ladies' Aid society Take Hairs Family win for constipation. will hold a dinner in Union hall. I Let us print your farm sale bills. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager HOUSE WIRINQ A SPECIALTY Supplies and Heating Devices Phone Main 726 Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Unioj E UTTER MILK We are nov prepared to fur nish the trade either from our sales window at the plant or from our delivery in quantities to suit. Pure Milk & Cream Co. 1708 1-2 Sixth St. Phone Black 2001 Complaints, affi.liv' s nml legal blanks of every drtvri: n for rale st The Observer, 1710 Si ..b street. !n Portland you will find The 01)(tiL. on sale at the Oregon Ho tel news stand and Imperial Hotel. fi ti i i I QUICK DELIVERIES are a feature of this lumber business. When you give us an ider you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before yoj need it. That means ho delay in construon, no waiting time that you have to pay for Think tint oyer. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Pp.. Main 8
