La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1917, Image 2

THURSDAY, FEIilfUAU V lli, 1917.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEEVER
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MuslinUnderwear
What words ean we use to exj Jai.ii the tnowy beauty
of fine Nainsooks and Muslhis, made up as you w ould
make them yourself, with serviceable embroideries
and la'-es that will last tiJl the muslin, too, is woni
out?
For This Week Only
We Are Giving You a Reduction Of
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SHERRY'S
SHtRKVS TODAY
SOMETHING
NEW
begin hounding iiary. She lose her
position and 1 arrested, later being
released on parole. After many trials
and tribulations, curing which she
"goes straight," despite police inter
ference, uhe is reunited with ber
nweetbeart Dave, who hat reformed.
Cove News Notes
1-4 Off
ON ALL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We have a like
sortment aijd you can tfet what you
want
Hill's Department Store ,
A unique feature about the new
William fox photoplay "The liuttie of
Life," in t'ne method of openinp the ,;
story. The first fia-h on the rrwt
shows a group of rats at work in the i ;
dark cellar of a htiii.se. This scene Cove, Ore., Feu. 22 (Special) The
gradually fadei out end in place of tne i Eastern Star ente-rttiried the members
rats. the group of crookt who play so j and invited guests at a Valentine par- i
important a pan in the development jt.y February 14 at the Masonic hall.'
of the story appears. 'The hUl was hc-autifuly decorated in!
'.('hue the view ctu-npef from the ! Valentine designs, colors red and
ra's tf the animal kingdom to jhe; write. Mrs. Ethel Booth was the de
rat of society. sipner. Those present from out of
(iuAx- r.r,.,rv filmic William were Mesdaroes LeKoy Lay and :
Fox rttr, haf o:.t- of her biggest roles
Pay-Up Week
SPECIALS
in "The Battle of Lift." and she has
played h witD her customary skill and
appeal. Art Acord ii featured with
Miss Cohurr..
Mary (.Misb Coburr. i, dauphter of a
crook, Tom Eoiund, and sweetheart of
hie pal. Dave Karim, determines to
give up her old life because Hhe does
not want her little brother Jimmy to
Buumit to criminal iiifluencef.. Leaving
the house Khe wander in the park
where she meets Mrs. Went worth, a
wealthy woman, who hireF her as
maid. Tom Boiund and Dave Karns
learn of the pi-fs. po-ition and try to
i Ki! Bee of La Grande. Refresh- '
merits were served and a pleasant
'so-.-ia! evening enjoyed. j
f Appropriate exercises are being oh- ;
: nerved in most of the rooms at the '
ipuolic Bchool today Washington's,
hirthday. j
Guy Pratt and Thelma Anderson
have been on the sick list and out of ,
sctiool for several dsys. j
Mrs. Fred Houx has been quite ill
and under the doctor's care.
Rev. D. E. Buker of Ontario preach
ed at the Baptisi church lart Sunday
mominp.
r-cv. u. utto was in Baker over .
Baptist conven-j
Sweet Ripe
Sunkist Oranges
.'!0e size 20c
$3.15 Per Case
Buy them by the case
30c Cans
Pineapple
Royal Club
or
Preferred Stock
23c
4 30--bars Pine Tar
Glycerine Soap 25c
C Bars 20 Mule Team
Borax Soap 25c
Matches, per doz. packages
55c
First Grade Walnuts, 18c Per Lb.
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Tir St.
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
Cross The Track
requested to be present.
Quality and Service
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A detective and hit
Can You Pick the Winner,?
OXNER'S NEW. PAINT,' STORE
We Can And Here Is Our List:
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Sherwin-Williams Ma mot Varnish
Pratt k Lambert Co. "No. 38" and
Varnish
Vitralite Enamel Japalae
Sanacote Wall Finish
These Cannot Be Beaten
So. oT
her mistress. Sh rffues, but thev;mn
V L " aior.eanc nertatner, Tne Parent-Teacher's meeting will The moving picture show given at
, ' vmiwuj i uutck ( mc maccauee iu'.ii oai.uruay evening
Ftoo.'-p.peon : diy, March 1. Parents are earnestly on the "Life of Our Savior" was large-
: ly attended. Incidents in the life of
the Savior were portrayed in a dra-
jinauc and realistic mmner wnica waBj
j further enhanced by the scenic back
. ground in which the beautiful color
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SROAD BRIM FOR EASTER
WANTED
To buy ten million feet of lumler, or will-furnish
cash to operate your mill and market the prod
uct. Phone Main 711.
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ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWMCLL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALT"T
Suppl ies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 72G
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Cniou
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vealed the fact that frequently the
mother instinct is so strong that eh
will sacrifice her own life in the de
ferBe of her young. We have an &bid
ing faith that tny boy who saw thia
play will never rob a bird's nest or
wantonly destroy harmless animal
life.
Mrs. R. C. Coddinton of La G -ande,
scheme and dignity of design lent an who is represenane the New Bone
; influence in harmony with the sacred Corset company, wr.3 in town last
(subject. Not only was the hall's seat-' week on business, also visiting hex
ling capacity taxed to its utmost but sister. Mrs. Hujrh McCall.
standing room was at a premium, Mr. End Mrs. Jowph Trippeer left
. which fact s,pcak: louder than words Friday of last week for Portland and
that Cove appraciatos and will patron- t Eupene and other points to visit with.
lze high class entertainments and
stands with extended hand and open
purse ready to receive shows of an
educational character which our chil
dren may attend without that un
wholesome influence which many of
the so-called popular plays exert.
Under the auspices of our public
school, William L. Finley, state biolo
bist and nature historian, gave a reel
entertainment on wild birds and ani
mals. While the primary object of
this show was to educate and enlist
the sympathy of school children, the
adult attendance was unusually large
for an afternoon meeting.
The pictures thrown upon the screen
were highly educational in character
both to child and adult; vividly depict
ing the difficulties under which our
fur and feathered denirens of the for
est rear their young. The camera re-
friends and relatives.
The last of the series of card par
ties given by tbs Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Jabe Conley, February
17. Those receiving the highest score
during the season were Mrs. John
Dean and E. C. Eee.Te and were enter
tained by the Guild. Refreshment
were served and a social evening en
joyed. Mrs. Cora Richards has sold her in-
j terest in the confectionery and res
taurant to Reuben Daniels, who took.
! possession Wednesday, February 21.
When in Portland you will find The
Observer on sale at the Oregon Hotel
news stand and Imperial Hotel.
Our want ads brine; results.
Tfc?r'.'s irr'..;::ar to the K aster hat at least ten inrinx ,a hrim
gi rar.iuir. cr;- . LtasJ'.-d with soft way. rose and white eolarej'
r.ii.. feadi nf.!ctt up this lovely "sunshade." The handbag is also
'a-' for t'je ud of moment la to &ae the hat trimming repeated
'i lr.ck or ncrte : cctrsorjr.
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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
o delay in eonstructiom, no
waiting time that you have to
pay for Think that over.
THE SPIRIT Of '17 OR "YANKEE DOODLE" UP.TO DATE
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BUTTER WRAPPERS for sale t
The Observer Office.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dtpt. Phon; Main 8
Coming to Arcade Theatre Tomorrow
When Oliver Asked For More
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SCENE FROM "OLIVER TWIST," A PARAMOUNT PICTURE prari i
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y'UvtrT1.,??. Crulkrhank-s oHr.n.l sketches lor t
TW 1 an exact reproduction of on
tlon of C harlra Dickons' Immortal storv
liver Twtaf It is a seen, 7,1. A""
tho l'.nunount Prosram In which Marie Horn , ,h. rm tn?. LMk
vor i thrust lt,io solitary confinement, like a crlminni t, . ,11 ..i. ln"ateiy "Pon "asklnR for more" OH
Mch formed the cent-r of the great D.oxens-Cn.ikshank controv e of
lM "'ii.iy n.t. inmir niiii! or tr,e first -Oliver Twist" ..,... ,-77" oancaiunat claimed ibat It
t-tit form Thin
f the scene, wl.lch was literally taken fnm the book
y the Laaky Company,
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