La Grande evening observer., August 21, 1917, Image 2

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917.
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F3CGE TWO
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REAL BOYS SUITS
Combining all the essentials that go into the making of
Good Clothes for Boys
Is what we furnish in our Fall Line of Boys' Suits
$450, $5.00, $5.50, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 to $12.00
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Quality and Service
i Personal And Society
Mrs. Metealf of Union spent the
week-end here with her daughter Mis.
Clarke Webb.
MUs Evelyn Foss, of La Grande,
was registered at the Hotel Moore,
Seaside last week.
v r. Hsmbleton and daughter
'of Enterprise, registered at the Long
Beach Hotel, ixmg Beacn wasn, ibsi,
week.
GAIL KIKE IN HOLE OF
MIEN IN THRILLING PICTURE
Supposedly cut off ty his wealthy
father with only a poor Mexican mine
in place of the big fortune he had ex
pected to be his, the Jong hero of
"The Red Woman" goes to Mexico
to make his fortune. There he meets
and falls in' love with a young Indian
girl named "Maria." Later it is an
nounced that the you.g man has
really fallen heir to his father's en
tire fortune, the father having made
a will keeping this bequest secret for
six months after his death in order
that his son might have an opportun
ity of making good, following the
announcement that the young man
is a millionaire, the girl from back
home who had been engaged to him
but who had broken the engagement
when she thought him practically
penniless, follows him to Mexico.
Maria tells the young man that he
must go back to his old home and
marry the society girl. The man goes
back to the east, but remains only a
short time. Then he returns to
Mexico and then comes the startling
jand wholly unexpected climax of this
exceptional drama. Miss Gail Kane
is the star of this attraction. The
I supporting cast is large and capable.
This newest World Picture Brady
Made will be shown at the Arcade
theatre on weanesuay ana inursoay.
j BERTH OF A NATION AT
ARCADE AUG TWENTYEIGHT
"Yankee Doodle" in the North and
"Dixie" in the South, is'lho term that
has been aptly applied to "The Birth
Of a Nation," as indicating its com
manding position among all master
theatrical achievements.
Not only has this wonderful real
ization proven- itself the peer of all
i attractions, but it has tr.ken its per
manent place in the hearts of every
American audience, as' the real, long
awaited diama of the Republic the
only genuinely native one ever at
tempted on so large a scale.
To behold it once is the duty of
every citizen to see it several times
is to fully comprehend and realize all
its manifold wonders.
Love, romance, .blood and iron con
stitute its warp and every other
awakening passion that can move the
human breast its wonderful woof.
Griffith's original and stupendous
production, "The Birth of a Nation,"
will appear Tuesday, August 28tn at
the Arcade for one day only. Reserv
ed seats for the evening performance
will be on sale Saturday. The prices
arc: Matinee, Adults 50c, Children 25c,
Evening Lower Floor 50c and 75c,
Balcony 50c.
GOOD
COFFEE
After you have, tried different Coffees,
order a can of Seal Brand and find out
how much better it is than all other
kinds.
Nice MusRmelons
Fresh Every Morning
PHONE MAIN 43
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
Phone 43
Rervic
Honest Pricei
COMING!
ARCADE THEATRE
One Night, Friday, August 24
Sananes Famous
Spanish Troubadors
A Melange of Song, Music and Dance
Operatic and Popular Numbers
Two Shows
15c and 30c
! Ruth Wilkins of Joseph visited Mr.
and Mrs. Corwin Byers at Rockaway
Beach, Tilamook last wee.
SEASONABLE
FEt UITS
AT SPECIAL PRICES ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clyde of La
firande. registered at the Hackney
College, Sea view, Washington, last
Week.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Charboneau Te-
m,i Simrinv morninsr after a two
weeks' vacation at Portland and other
places.
Mrs. B. B, Nutter of Pendleton ar
rfveA We Saturday night to visit with
the Swalbcrg family for the next two
weeks.
Han-v ,Bruee of BoiM stopped off
In La Grande Saturday night on his
way to Portland for a short visit
with his cousin, Mrs. Oscar Hopper.
A marriage of interest to many
La Grande people was that of Samuel
F. Wilson, a well known lawyer of
Portland and capitalist of that city and
Mrs. Donclla Campbell Miller, at Red
wood, Cal., last Tuesday. The wed
ding, which came as a complete sur
prise to their many local friends,
was solemnized at the home of the
bride's brother, Dr. Campbell, and
the officiating clergyman was Mrs.
Miller's pastor when she was a child
in New York City. Mr. Wilson and
his bride are now on their wedding
trip, after which they will be domi
ciled at Hotel Multnomah, Portland.
Mr. Wilson is a member of the firm
of Winter, Wilson & Johnson.
! A WORLD PICTURE '-? :'. V"'" i StlffJlB TS
GAIL KANE
AT THE ARCADE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
GERMAN SUBMARINE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
LOCATED.
(By Arthur E. Mann, United Press Staff Correspondent)
.Stockholm, July 11. (By mail) Allied secret service
and intelligence officers, with the cooperation of the po
lice of the Scandinavian countries, have recently sue
ceeded in unearthing and dispersing a large and well or
ganized (ierman submarine intelligence office headquart
ers in Gothenburg, Sweden.
In their investigations the officers discovered a naval
intelligence map of the waters surrounding the British
Isles and the North Sea. The water area on the map was
divided into small squares, each one numbered. An elab
orate code was also found for use in conjunction with thi3
map.
Messages based on this code, although apparently read
ing like private mercantile telegrams and cablegrams,
could in reality be deciphered into accurate descriptions
of Allied warships or of belligerent or neutral merchant
men. From the spy headquarters in Gothenburg, agents were
sent to Sandinavian ports and attempts were made,
whether or not, to get them into England. These agents
were supplied with the code and map mentioned and were
reporting to headquarters on the sailings of merchant
men. Tt is supposed that in some way the headquarters
in Gothenburg communicated the information to German
submarines at sea, probably by wireless stations hidden
along the coast.
'One of the chief branches of the Gothenburg office was
in Christiana and a Norwegian was actually engaged there
to go to England on the espionage service, being supplied
with the code and map in addition a process of invisible
ink writing for mail reports. Another branch was in Mal
um, Sweden. Tt is believed that many of the agents of the
German spies in Gothenburg were Scandinavians. ' At
about the same time of the discovery of the Gothenburg
office, a German giving the name of Klein was arrested in
Sweden, charged with a plot to murder British Ambassa
dor Buchanan in Potrograd. Klein was afterward re
leased but deported from Sweden.
Cantaloupes, 45, Large Size, Per Crate $2.95
. $1.25 J
95c
.$2.75
35c
Cantaloupes, 15, Extra Large, Per Crate
Tomatoes, Choice, Per Crate
4 Blackberries, Choice, Per Crate
Watermelons, Your Choice
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 Fanners Phone B. 192
408 North Fir St, Cross the Track
Furniture Exchange
USED SEWING MACHINES
50 Good Used Sewing Machines in A-one running
order most any make you want, from
$5.00 to $25.00
Satsifaction Guaranteed
Fir and Jefferson Phone Black 1241
E. J. Donohue
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, no
waiting time that you have to
pay for. Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
Better Not Sleep on the Ground
When You Go Camping
Come over to the Harris' Furniture Co. and buy a
pair of springs for 75c Or a mattress for 75c.
Just the Thing for Camping
HARRIS FURNITURE CO.
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BEAUTIFUL
FIGURES
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result from intelligent attention to
correct corseting.
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od.4rt Corsets
Front Laced
offer the world's best achievements in
design and a careful selection of in
perior materials to properly work out
these designs bo the style lines are re
tained during the entire life of the
corset. Appreciation of the fit, style
and comfort, however, can only be had
through a trial fitl'-jg the hardest
test.
Pauline Lederh
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
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