La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 12, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 19J7 PAGE TWO 8 You Look Better In A flfhQ The woman who lias a ' beautiful figure need nev er worry only lost she may lose this figure hy irnprop i v cov.seting.o The more beautiful and symetri eal your figure lines, tlio more you need a front hie ing Gossard Corset to ac centuate and preserve' your beauty. If however, your figure needs certain': corrections. The Gossard will do more in a shorter time than you have been accustomed to. Your good lines are emphasized positively and the poor ones corrected, Pliysi cbns. -t !, nuli"i'il :. Mc- !;.M;,iir, ..-t !.-... ;-; ;uiu social leaders prefer Gossards to any other cor set and prescribe and wear. - . them, - ;' GOSSARD .CORSETS .":'.";"'.. $2.00, $3.50, $5.00 to $10.00 HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality and Service v : ni i m ARCADE " (mm THitoroii," at aimwdi:. . The Universal Film Manufactur ing Company taltfls pardonable piido In announcing tlio promicro of "Comu Through" at tho Arcailu Theatre to day and tomorrow. ... Straight Trora tlio Dronflway Thea tre, Now York; and 1rom tho 1'lay houne, Chicago, wliero It scored the blgKost hit of tho picture season' and packed the houses to capacity, at every performance, and Approved by the entire New York and, Chicago centers In this annrttfhce'nienT!" 1 ' Tho Btory In tho work or Oeotgo Branson-Howard, ilrstlnKiiltjhed play wright, novelist anil author. . The story has to do with a marriage at midnight of a society girl to a. crook. Ho has ontered tho house to carry away the wedding gifts, or uh many of them as ho can, and the Western millionaire flanceo of tho girl, who ts to marry her In that houso on the following dny, takes him to he a former lover of tho woman. Loathe to listen to his explanations, at tho point of a gun, ho marries them. Thoj crook takes the girl to' her real Bwootheart and lie shows hla colors then by lolling the woman that he has Just become engaged to a weal thy widow to whom he has been pay-'. Ing court. The crook and the girl leave together ami the final work ing out of their peculiar difficulty has furnished to the fecreen one of Its most absorbingly interesting and dramatic features. I Herbert Ituwllnson Is cast In tho ! role of tho gentleman crook and his effective work haa been spoken of In tho highest terms by the entire Now York press. Alice Lake in the leading feminine role glveB him sympathetic support, and their dance numbers, Introduced into the caha- ret scenes of the production are said to bo the most elaborate ever intro duced into a motion picture house; Jack Conway, directed the pro duction aftor Mr. Howard was called lias'f" Mr. Howard declares it to be the best of his original scenar ios yet to reach the sceen. :i)OU OK THH ,AW " TONIGHT I.Ti'.iu;sTl.(i l kik.ii.v.i "'OK TOMOllltOW. Poot's Day will he observed hy tho Neighborhood Club at the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon, No vember thirteenth. "A Survey of Modern American Poets," Mrs. George Carpy. "The Look," (Angela Moran) Mrs. Stella Ingle. Music, (Selected.) ii 1 It is estimated that this year's production of oholled henns In Ore gon will he from 200 to 300 car loadH, while last year It was only 40 t) 60 carloads. "Tho Edge of the Law," the Tiut tevfly picture which will be shown for tho last, limn at. the Slur theatre tonight with Until Stonohonse in the lending role, is tho latest recruit to screen, from popular liLorattirc. the . 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, ho waiting time that you have to pay for. Think that over. c.i. i uuuc iiiuin 0 "ho story was most sucroiwl'nl as a HPY8L-. culled "A (lentlo 111 Wind," written by. Maude . Pelt us, -awl pub lished first In The All Story Magazine.-. "'It lands ;tseif won.luifully to screen ndaptatliin, and haa been produced by Louis W. Chaudet with a wealth of detail and clevor sug gesllons, which help tlio Interesting plot lo hold the iiiteicKt of the au dlenco from start to finish. On Tuesday nnd Wednesday will be shown Neal Hart in a .thrilling Western production called "Oouhlc Suspicion. " It Is a story of two men who each try to shoulder the, responsibility of a crime which nei ther has .committed; One of tho men Is. nil old man and the other a young man and tho nHVctlon these two men hold for each other lead each to take this step. There Is lots of riding and shooting and in all a very gniiil production. This week die "Parl Ing of the- Hails," Is a picture called "Tho Overland lllsnslei" and uVils with an attempt (o dlsgiisi the stockholders or the rail road so that their' will sell out and leave certain plotting Individuals in r mhol. The I derailing or the President's car and la corking good n.i.-ht are some nf Ihe thrills shown in this chapter or the "llallrnad Haider:." Then for the big laugh Lonesceie Luke in an other or his famous Iwo-ree! com edies, "Illrds of a !'c.. iher." "Our Boys in France" TOBACCO FUND Tear Out Thia Coupon, Fill It In and Send as Much Money as You Can Spare to Buy Tobacco for Our Fighting Men. Each Quarter Provides a Pack age Enough for One Man for a Month. To tin Tobacco Fund I icpaiiincnt, The I. a ( Iraiule Observer: Kudosed find lo buy packages oflobai-cu, tlii-oiijili "Our Hoys in France" Tobac co Kiiiul Cor American fight ing men in France. I understand that each quarter buys one pack age willi a retail value of l" cents, and that in each package will be placed a postcard, addressed to me, on which my unknown friend, the soldier, will agree to send me a message of thanks. Name -Address Street City Oormt? to the Arrive it ) i ' IS : i V If F , ti. hi 1 li S'l V ' ' ' ! 1 k 4 0 ' i 1 I ' S ' S (l . . I e. 'ril: I t. i:.v.- - III! I lvv Ot 111 UNl CHICHESTER S PIL SCENE FROM "COME THROUGH" AT THE ARCADE THEATRE r i tlri Si t ' t s&kMh tM'MM LA S cAMrrEWNOTKS. I mnVn liniin nnnnu mm 1 V 5iili (Dnitec! Press.) CAMP LKWIS, TACOMA, Va.ih., Xov. 12. Sprung, up as ir liy magic i3 the big base hospital here. Ninety-two days ago surveyors broke ground for the hospital. Today it stands, u group of 10 buildings, capable of housing 1000 sick men. Operating rooms us com plete in equipment as any in the country, spqcUil apparatus for the treatment of practically nil known diseases and doctors and nurses nnd surgeons make the hospital tho equal of any on the Coast. An average of 10 operations are performed daily on tho hospital. Over 800 men are in the hospital to day receiving treatment. ' in addition to physicians and ord erlies, ISO Red Cross nurses are sta tioned here. A number of the agents of mercy arrived this week. Work on the camp amusement park started the last of this week. Thirty one concessions have been awarded as a starter. The completed amuse ment city will cost approximately 000,000. Private Virtbr V. Vernon, known to the vaudeville stage as Hardeeny the Great, will cause the Germans much worry if ever captured. No combina tion nf handcuffs and ropes ever de vised by c.ommjttees of jailers or po lice have becniiable to tie up Ver.ion permanently. At; pi-ecenl lie is , (VYm- Unins soldiering with Y. M. C. A. en tertaining. Ho is in a bakery com pany. ' ' For a Weak Slomach. As n general rule r.ii yon need to do is to adopt a diet suitable to your aire and occupation and to keep your bow els regular. When you feel that you have eaten too much and when con stipated, take one of Chamberlain's Tu'dets. ' Adv. Wfli -jtnl wail till you sec tho Unvi!fiil' r.uprcme pholodtnmu, t Ccoikp Hronton Huwanl. It made N. Y. tit up und tne nutici. P.:l!io:n will it,Jk nbcut il, fr!il!ioDO will enjoy it. It's nrf htrr'a what the hardened criticM aaid a-oul it. UIW VOnK TRICUNC "OM l Rrpjllod ty sn much tt.vtrncii." MEW YORK CVt. MAIL: "Th tic! lrrr ffl,ldr.-iina tho uroailiy ri l:.ij lh;i i,.ijn.'r NEW YORK HERALD ! "Thera It Sultfh lo thf play." NEW YnnK W0RlO:-"B:ilhn In f.'t.-y loci." NEW YORK rT. SUN:-"Th. slot? Tvt. tut. It'j thcrp. o hy worry. Com.. l.-(loBh. youfifll." N. Y. B'ORSINQ TELERI1APH V- 'wltft a nunch end a da.h that mould mk i a iiiccfu." N. Y. MERICA(i-"T'ir milodrtnu Ihrill. : Ihcra I, vrrtug') drl,,,, ol tvcnti." ".','T;; S V' J0UfiNl :-,. tly tl -.IMm wondrrfutly n. Icrt,lnln, . . The bc,l tuiornto drama N VofX haa had lop jacn," AliC.ADI- TIIKATKi: day. Monday Hi and Tuet Special. v Fruit. Sugar Cane or Fruit, $8.80. , bananas 36c(C40e per dozen. Grapes -15c lb. 2 lbs. for 26c. Apples Per lb Ac. Lemons 46c per cloz. ' Oranges 2660c per dozoa. Peaches 10c lb. 3 for 25c, 85c to $1.10 box. VoEctaMc. Beans Colored, l&c. , Deans White, 15c. Dry Onions 5c per lb. Celery (California) -15c 2 for 25c. Cabbage 4c lb. Cucumbers Hot house, 10c cacu. Ege Plant 15c pound. Fresh Tomatoes ltjc pound. , 75c and $1.00. Parsnips, 4c lb. Green Onions 6cj 3 for 10c. Lettuco 10c. Potatoes $1.75 and 2c lb. Turnips 3c lb. Beets und carrots 4c ib. Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. for 25c. Green Peppers 15c lb. Squash 3:J l-2c per lb. Pumpkins 32 l-2c per lb. Green Tomatoes, 3c lb. llutaboggar 4c lb. Butter, Eggs and Honey. Hotter Fancy creamery. (iOc; 1.15. " Butter; roll,' $l.'lij pound; COc, Eggs (5c dozen. Honey 2Cc. Storago eggs 50e. Flour and Feed. Blucstem Flour $2.85. Royal Patent $2.80. Jersey Cream $2.80. Best of the Best (patent) $2.80. Invincible. .$2.90. Snowdrift $3.00. Upper Crust $3.00. None-to-Equnl $2.85. Sea Foam $2.75. Best of the Best (straight Cfrade) S2.15. Yellow Corn Meal SOc. Rye 80c. 101b Oats 75c Flour in 10-Ib. Sacka. Graham, Germs, Wholo Wheat and Roval Patent 75c. Chickens and Fowls Spring Chicken 18c lb. Ducks Live, 10c and 12c Turkeys Live, 18c and 20c. Geese Live. 10c and 12c. Best heavy beef cattlo 6.007.00. Hens Live, 14c. Cattle Ordinary to good eowa 4.006.00. Bull 4.005.00. Best light beef steers 6.007.00. Best beef cows 5.006.00. Stocker feeder steers 5.005.B0. Calves 6.006.00. Beef heifers R.00(i?.fl0. Sfeo' er feeder cows 4.0nfflri.r0, Hogs Heavy nnd choice packing $16.80. Belt light $14.20. Rouch heavy $13.30. Stockers $12.00. Sheep Best lambs $!).00 and $10.00. Wethers 7.007.50. Ewes $3.00 nnd $6.00. Goals $3.25 and $3.60. Spring lambs $11.00. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings umicr your eyes pimples a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients frr wars. Dr. Edwards' Oliva Tablets, the uhH. I tute for calomel, ere gentle in their action ! yet always effective. They bring about I that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoved by everyone, hy tom'nti tip the liver and clear ; ing the system of impurities. 1 You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab lets by their olive color. 10c and H5C per J ORANGE AND BANANA t SPECIAL Choice Sweet Oranges . .' . 25c per doz. It i i Bananas oUc per doz. 4 4 A COMPLETE LINE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EACH DAY Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 Fanners Phone B. 192 xuo HUltiU U eti, ; uiuoo tug imw T 408 North Fir St. , Cross the Track , We Haul Anything Prom a Suitcase to a carload. Nothing too largo for us. Auto- Trucks, Jitneys, Good Teams, Large and mal! Drays. Packing, -Crating, Storage and Shipping. Coal is scarce, and hard to get, but we have good wood, full measure to "KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING." Prompt and careful service Office phone Main 10. Res. phone Red 1091 The J. D. Lynch Co. One block east of Depot Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Done at The Observer Office. 0 IS T -A-R TONIGHT ONLY RUTH STONEHOUSE IN - i COMEDY "The Edge of the Law" PICTOGRAPH Tuesday and Wednesday Helen Holmes IN - "The Overland Disaster 9 LONESOME LUKE - In - "Birds of a Feather" NEAL HART - In -"Double Suspicion" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY S-T-A-R 3C 0 mi urugists.