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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1917)
V WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1917 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TWO . '. fUnion-Wallowa County News i ; ' v , 4 Ai You Prepared? in1 Id1 li t, mixed. WOOL PANTS JlwilO.l illlll V()(ll .f2..")0 to H). ami cotton MALONE PANTS ' Tho licst. for looks-3wnrn1t.l1 or wear. Kv'iv- pair triiaran'I'd. "1.25 to -ffi.75 WINTER U.NDERWEAR .If you wan I: ;oodiiui1,er underwear that will yivi yocoiiifoit and at tin- same time wifiktaiid haul ser vice this is the prsfr. 1.25, $2.00 $2.50, ':i.C0, 3.50, -iSty 5.00 ami (i.50. MEN'S SWEATERS i in several diHVreot ;inodcls, such as V necks, heavy routhiieek and turtle necks. Colors I fine", Maroon, Orcv and fancy.' 1H), .f 15.50, 5.00, 111 ...,,1 ah m ci ' JERSEY SWEATERS ' Moth for M.-ii and Bo.vs in solid 'c l ors and fancy comhinatioiis. Men's Jerseys 2.25 to 2.75. Joy's Jerseys -f 1 .2", to 2.00. BOYS' MACKINAWS. ' Just the articld l'ur school wear, shown in several models and in a largo assortment of. patterns, .1.!) and up. ' MEN'S OVERCOATS ' Through hiting cold or piercing wind von can always deieml on veur Kirschhaiim coat. 15.00, ',(i.5n $20.00, $25.00, and $27.50. MEN'S MACKINAWS Good for Skating, Hiking, Woi;k or Dress. A large varietv of patterns. $:5.f)0, $5.00, $0.00, $7.00", $s.(;o $10.00. i.i.cax .sores Kl.Ol.V, Oro., Nnv. J J. (Sneeinl.) Superintendent A. K. Ciawson, Mayor 1 K. Smith, n .iy AmBlioiry, and 1'uk! master IMiic-ininslcin motor ed lo La Oiande last I"i Idj ovonluR lo tniiiHaet liiisiiioHH in the liiteroiit of tliu Y. M. C. A. ', llt-an Hpericor and Welt'ord Dnn qjin. -tliu two ikdet;atea from the Klisln Ui:h luhuol who attended thu Y. M. (,'. A. iniirtins I" Ornndo last v.oelt canio'honio very imfflr Interested In the work of tliu Association and in ihiiiflastic over tlm liell to ho i;ivn the .'Koliliovi-:. i J.Jnni Sadler, John, jimus tmd Wil liam1 Workmen left Inut nlttht to hn tti.T tholr tialning. "he boys took ttie pliy.'dcal p.viiiiiliiation a few weeks at; and iiro now preparing for niv tlvp iiei vire. Mr. J. 31. iHcllnnit Is UiltlnK tlm place, in tho Hills uioccry which Mr. Hiull'.T .: had'-previously flHoiI. . Mr. Wnllr Rose, a IMndlelon man, visited with his mother and Iiiends In PMfjin last .Sunday. Mis. Charles Halloa: 111, a pioneer of the county, is very ili at her son's farm near lilwln. The dance civen hy the Honor Guard CliilH last Saturday evenlni; wan a very successful event. It. Is the fiiRt step taken hy the (,'irla and the members appreciate the good at tendance. Many people of Inibler and Siimmervillo we.ro present. All enjoyed the. music and rerrershimnts. . Bathrobes, Cardia Jackets, Brighton CarlBbad Pajamas, Pa.iunions, Gowns, Heavy Stag Shirty Leather Vests, Ma lone Pants, Heavy Rubbers, Knit ' Toques, Wool Mitt$ and Gloves. . .Leather Mitts, a large Selection. ' - . -. . . HILL DEPARTMENT STORE Quality and Service. f $ 4 "J $ 4 $ f 4 4 4.4fr4i $'$(' Si i '..! i : . i At the? Arcade Theater 1 ' V. Thursday Only Next Saturday even'ug Santel, the champion wrestler,. ii!id John Berg will meet In a finish match at the Aty hull. Doctor Whiting, a prominent phy sician of I. a Grande, was taken sud denly ill while ut Klein on a profes sional visit. Ho la at S. E. Harris' home. Mrs. Harry Spencer motored to Union Sunday whero she visited friends. supporting cast, includes J. J. Irv linK, Thomas S. Guise, Howard Hick man, Margaret Thompson, Don l.ikes, Will II. Iiriiy, J. Fran!: Uurke, Ger trude C'lnirc and .1. II. Goleh. The prod i :tlon v.xs directed by ltajnioml II. West. ARC A BE 'DIliK STOitV Al AKl'ADK Tilt l!SI).Y j, t-Tho Greater I.nw," to ho preiient ed in Bluebird photoplay 4 at the Av ' cade Theatre on Thi.rmlay only,, v lll present n romance of thu fur North, based on Chas. J. Wilson, Jr.'B story. "Tho Code of the Klondyko." Myrtle Gonzalez and Georgo Hernandez will play the lending characters, with Lawrence Peyton head Inn the sup porting company. Lynn P. Reynolds, who has made so many beautiful "nature Btudy" IIIuehirds, created "Tho Greater Law" In deud ot win ter among the Bnow-Uad peaks of tile Sierras. Tho atmosphere of the Klondyko Is reflected in wondruus 'isitPilK : ''California ' ' -it settings that nature has provided umld tho rugged mountains of North California. S-T-A-R The very name hicans color, and beauty, and romance, and boundless charm. A ' very world of sunshine, fruit and flowers, where just to live is wonderful. But Cal' ifornia offers a grpat deal more outdoor sports of every kind, boulevards, beaches, orange groves, misstons,an array of places to visit and things to do equaled nowhere else in the wide world. A new, and a broader view of life is granted those for' tunatc ones who visit California. iikssiio ltui:is i,r, STAItS IN "WOOIlKX SHOUS" .TU :: i,-.:i I A- $.10,001) luilch village with its ennuis, windmills and ounint tiled roof houses was erected In Utilifm nii! I'o' "Wm.hI.'H -'!uh ;." 'he TriMti- .-. ,. .....i... .. l the Staj- Theatre Thursday arid Kriday. Til Im hit of Holland consists of twenty-six buildings of two and three stories, built as substantially as though they were to be Inhabited permanently. Sc enty-fivc men were employed for fifteen weeks to cwn ! t" ;ict tho set. voir". ie:Mlred V0, OOf. feet of O.-cvn pine, 2.1,01,0 feet of California i v ,-. -. 1 .(.i00 brick ami IS, 0110 nunc- i'e t. of plastered si.ifiife. Tim story by J. G. 1 l.i vl. :- (.resents flossie lliiiriscale as l'tuttpv, a plump and pretty Dutch girl, who in her; wooden f.hnes clatters about the cob-; bled streets sidling flowers to the i tourists. ,VIh-ii tii-s- rather dies she sails In the imniir.rant steerage for J America, taking us her companion . Hans, the fat boy tliMh-. Jack Livingston phiyi the 'eading male ride opposite the star, and the' . IZM THE 'THE GKEATER LAW "J Certain Cure fur Croup. Mrs. Ko.hc Jlnldlcton, of Greenville, HI., hsr ltl .exrerience in the treat ment of this disease. She says, "When my children wero small my son had croup frequently. Chamberlain's Coiigli I'emcey always broke up these attacks immediately, anil I was never without it in '.he hoiv-e. I hnvo taken it myself for coughs and colds with good results.'1 Adv. SI . MM Kit villi; xotks RUMMEHVILLE, Ore., Nov. 1.1. (.Special.) Miss LydliwM. Hug hus tendered her resignation to the Union County Telephone company as opera tor, and after having ,a Rood visit with some of her friends hero will leave for Grants Pass, 'iregon', where her. brother, A. F. Hug, (former sheriff of Union county) and family are now running the Grants Pass Hotel. ' The Sanderson hoys had tho mis fortune to have a break down as they were taking n load of young men to gl in their car last fiaturilay even ing on their way to attend the dance at that place. liiirr Slack drove a big bunch of hogs through town tho other day, taking tlieni to another field to get them in good condition for shipping. "I'lgs Is pigs," siiro enough and "h'oed is feed," too! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodell mo tored to La Grande the latter part of last week. Miss Irene Ott left on Saturday evening's stago for 3'oealello, Idaho, to etleml school and to study music. i'ha will live with hot .aunt, Mrs. Reggies. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wagoner and Son, Carroll, were In the county seat on the 3rd to do some shopping. Mr itnil Men. 11. ti . McKeii7lf mn- Uored lo Klgln last Saturday oven M1117 tn nttonrt Ibo iljince jir tluit ntfice. Gene Becker took a load of cattle to 1'ortland a short time ago. Although .It is over a week ago since the entertainment at Pleasant Grove was given. It is worthy of spe cial mention. There was a splendid program and even refreshments, and all frco. Fine people over there. Mrs. Billy Hay is gaining In strength we are glad to note. Ira Hay has not been able to work much for some tlino on account of one of his hands getting out of com mission somehow7. The Zweifels were over from Elgin in II. D.'s car Sunday evening. Lit tle Mary, who lias recently recovered from an attack of appendicitis, said she didn't want to go home till after she ran into the telephone office to see "Hilly Hug," a huge cat and a general favorite. The Ladies"Ald met at the homo of Mrs. Hattlo Glenn last Thursday afternoon. Knowing tho need of sending supplies' to our soldiers ttiey rrot busy making "housewives" and getting others ready to bejuade later on. Mrs. Mary Woodell was elected to fill the office of President, as the ormer president, Mrs. Klsle Murchi son, will live at the Cove soon. Salad cake and coffee wero f.erved as re freshments. All were In enod snirlts. ' and one thing Hint add d to this was the surprise in store for Mrs. Elsie (J. A.) Murchison the following Sat urday evening. The surprise ma terialized beautifully. The parlor was literally packed full of neonle. (and fortunately the piano had not yet been moved to their new place of abode. So while Miss Juanita Chmitn distinguished herself at the instrument the rest joined with her in sons. A lovely beny spoon was presented to the retiring president and very appropriate remarks made by her. God He With You, was sun'j and then all went home, feeling that the day had ended well. Pop Corn that will pop,' per pound Sweet Potatoes, per pound, Pumpkin,' per pound - Stpmsli, per pound 12 1-2'c. 5c ...2 !l-2c 2 1-2.; Apples, per l.ox ,. 8jc, '$1.00 and $1.25 Cauliflower, large heads, ,....-....-,...1 2.rj(; ( Vlei'v. lai'G-e heads. - - 2 for 2r(! Fresh Tomatoes, per pound, Cranberries, per quart, Crapes, per pound, io 20c .12 l-2c 3c 2 l-2 Parsnips, per pound, : Carrots, iter wiund. : ..... Oranges, sprt iaj ,size, per dozen ! 2f)e. High (.irade, j Bulk Peanut Butter, per -pound 2o. A real substitute for .'meat and has a greater food value per pound. i :- ' Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 408 North Fir St. Farmers Phone B. 192 1 Cross the Track . V We Maul Anything Iom a Suitcase to a carload. Nothing too largo T' fi for us.? Auto Trucks, Jitneys, Good TeamV: 4 "t Large and Small ID rays. 4f Coal is scarce and hard to get, but we have good wood, full measure to ' rr 4 Packing, Crating, Storage and Shipping, Prompt and careful service "KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING." t 'j t Office dione lrain 10. Res. phone Red 10915i X' k ...... . v. The J. D. Lynch Co. One block east of Depot in 11 :D tn t . -j-s FBI r JSP Mr. t- J .'V,,ftiKi,'.,Jh J ti ... "-.fiv'-li WT QUICK DEMYHRIBS 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 pny for. Think that over. At the Arcade Theatre Friday and Saturday GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Pfaonc Main 8 PLAN THIS WINTER'S TRIP NOW, VIA Union Pacific System A variety of router., all allbrJing splendid service and scenic interest. California literature, informa tion ar J travel help upon application to J. II. KKKNKY, Acent LA (iltAMIK, OKECON Wm. McMurray, General I'luxnifcr Agent, Portland Noodle & Chop Suey Restaurant Ad.lllis Avenue Opposite Post OlTiee Will Open Thursday, Nov. 15 Hroiled Pork, P.roihd Dink and I'lvery thing on (lie Mai ket in Season. See Hing Joe Company "We enter to I,a Irjinde's First-i iass Trade. Ever tiling' New and l-'.tpiisitelv Clean and Fresh. m 8 It 3 1 1 .a'U u S-T-A.-R I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . . ; . - A ; I s'oJif I vkl? 'Ht j sKvJt T I mm S3 f-j 'ESSIE 'ARRISCALE in "WOODEN SHOES" Roninuee of tho Kiiit; of if 5 4 also oi th Aiiiei ii.-a and a Maid Vaudeville BELL AND ' the Zuyder Zee. HAMILTON ttVc. Pf TKOVA Inr Law fjiTr L ANO l Hairy Carey in a meat Western ictun at Star Theatre Sumlav and LAST TIME TONIGHT ALL STAR PROGRAM Helen Homes - Neal Hart v Lonesome Luke 1 4 4 4 i i i 4 ?1 -Monday. ll-i:i-4t
