La Grande evening observer., November 15, 1917, Image 2

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1917
LA GRANDE EfEXING OBSERVER
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Winter Is Here
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Ami wit.li it '-"ii !'-; tin; demand for heavier drr-sses
for warm (-io;iliii'4S and m t' rt;ilUs modirih suits.
.;fti tin- new sh.nvin.tr r
7 yOOIENS AND SILK DRESS FABRICS
VV hii w a rompi'heiisive display that will he the
jrty'of'everv style lover's heart. A wealth of enlor
(0 styles and designs that will ehartn yoti with
IliVir daintiness of texture and unqualified worth
V' ', Amouit these you will find
IV r Yard
S3c to $2.00
98c to $1.25
$2.00 to $2.75
$1.25 to $2.19
$1.69 to $2.19
...$1.69 to $2.25
..$1.50 to $2.00
A eomilet.e assortment of faney eloakin.ua.
It" you don't see w hat you want on our shelves,
we will lfladlv semi for it.
fj.i'rn'i ' erres at ...
Fa'iiry I 'la id Sei zes
(ia ha I'd: lies
Poplins
bfdrle ( ioth
Fancv fires Silks ...
Plain' Taffetas
HilFs Department Store
Lynn P. Reynold:. lw has creat
ed Bonn' of r fie most l)f:.i.tif ui L'lue.
bird ptMitnpluy'4 ever screened., ha."
added another fBal.nr to Bis -v-oni-ollhment!"
"The fireavr La-." to
lie c.f I'.ibi t.il at Hi'' Arcade rhear.r
today only, wilh Myrtle Crr.z.'ih s.
O or-re l!T-n:"u. z pnd Lawrence I'oy
ton enaet.ins; the principal rlmnnrn.
TliiH romance of the Klondike Pel!:!
the srury nf a Kill wil l ; :n t-oi'eli .l
alone to Alnnka to arn her broth
er's liiuro'er, only to find in the t-i l
that hr h'-otlier hat! never been
killed. Mi'.'.nwhlle sh stirs a hiist
lioic ii'ln'im camp to nmistiit ncitts
ment. ami win", a hii.v.anl out of the
turmoil and ."tiifo she c.'eaten Ufl-
pronece.rlns her mission of venco
anco. To Hecnre the jiroper Alask
an eren-ry. Director K yuo'iH tiw.k
hl.i company lo the peaki of the Si
erras. In Northern Cal'ionil.-i, an.l
nhotosraDhoil winter nriinf-t of "-
pa.-wiDS beanty and tnayiiric grand
eur. "The C water Law will aiw
tain anil edify tliroiiTT the h ante's
of It3 photography.
Quality and Service
Mme. IVtrnn "iminLr Tomorrow
"The f.aw of the I. a mi," probably
the best known of all of Oeort;e
Drool hurst's plays, in to appear at
the .Arcade tnal.ro v.'ith Mine T'e-
trova a:: star, r'rblay are! Saturday.
"The Imv of the Ijind" Is one of
the uioMt Kripr.ir.u dnnian - ever
filmed. Director Tourneiir found it.
necessary to lnlect mnch of what Is
called "coieedy relb-f" and thi.s har.
been most cleverly done. In par
ticular la T. Vivian as the butler a
leavenlncr Influence. Another a
iniiMlntf character !:. the Innpector'a
brand new son who nbonU into t.'io
telephone what his fa'her fondly be
lieves, to be a message strictly In
code. The theme has been worked
out with more than ordinary care
and end In a Btlrrjnu climax that
will not bo easily fort'otten. Don't
mlflK "The Law of the Land" at the
Arcade theatre.
J'li."ll JIJ HU,.Lll!JfttaUWlvU."Wl"'lil
Star Theatre Today and Tomorrow
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JACK IrjiiVERirAliX A H O ANNA I.KrTR IN 'i'UIANULE
rL.ti. Jill. UlllJ i LM.
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QUICK DKUVKUIES
are a feature of this lumber
business. When you (jive us an
order you can confidently roly
on getting your lumber n little
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that you have to
pay for. Think Ihnt over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
I If! Ol f.nVT S.MILK
i oi: m vi;i:ks.
Robert Crltnmlir wlio plays the
rolo (if "laui'liiDK I.onio" in the now
Trlanslp play "fivr-J t :! which Ik
sohednl'od for porforimmne at the
Star Tiieatro totLu: i'li-i lJUQiroy. .1?
hi?i riKlt huoiJ and ayltiK. "Xevr
AKin."- Mr. Crlirmjn iihoU to ap
poar in rr:nMly roh-s 'xniiisivrly and
hv thought thn t ho' was Imp rvtoua
to ft I! k indM ff humor. I ft do
fir.rfhcfl hhnwlf na I ho "Original
Frozen Kar.o" and the t rst part of it
wan thpt hi:i f i i'Mid h-lirvfcd him.
Hut tt hon ho v.v-fi a :iMnfd thr part
of "I-imirhint; I.oni;" in "dmttv.vn,"
i a part so iimm-d tvifau."(; the ehar
iartT nfvrr smiled, his t'l.-Uow piayers
pot together with so iiutny pjerffl of
j wit. that. Mr. Ciimm'nR wan a I moat
! un:illft to stand it. Thoy kiddod
, hi in day in and day mtt during th
making of th pielnre ::nd the only
way that h" was ahle to keirp from
hi u;;him; wjik hy ftMne ;i ni;ry and
'all one rot i Id '.u e af r(.r coin pi ion
j of a wene w. s a lot of pi:tyei :i scor
i ryiiiR for rover wish rrimniira In
I pur-nit. lie said al'l'-i Tnl that he
had nuter heard ro nr-nv funny stor
ies or !'en fn :nrtny f'uiny think' in
hi v liole life n:: t!,e time he
w;i.t working on t h f.'- n r. in thin
new ''ii;in:rle p!:iy. He fir. iHy rn
li. t- (1 the ,up;irl. of t!-- director
W'-O fnMtdeil tl it. It. t
for.' pleitsii it u nd rm
to rpoil the frinin.i;):
(Ion, hut it a.s all
for Ms We-t;.; M r. Cr,
dofr'i life.
J.inieH V.. Ad'im'.
the phiv who w.i;-, an
look'-r doting th(- pro
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r;1 1 1 1 - lie
iiiii.t try
f h.i rt:teri;i
no nvtil and
-:. iin.-, liv.-d a
inn author of
ii'.teirst' on-:i!i-ti"n,
stated
CIGARETTES
oIMPORTEDaniDOMESTIC
tobaccos: Blended
"They phase the taste . '
great! But also " S 'l
IV a cigarette simply pleased the taste, f'r' lk i1
"smokers used -'to, let it. go at that. S J
' HtM'ause Chesterfields give smokers not p W
only a taste that they like, but also a pRmwfj
newXiml of smoking-enjoyment- 0 I
t'hesterfields hit the smoke-spot, they ,y, I
' Kri, they're MILD! ' Qj
The ?6'x' W(f of pure, natural Im- q-3iB ' vy
.ortcd and Domestic tobaccos that mi&A "
tells the story. And the blend can't be '"fwSl'A
coi)ied-don't forget that! 'SSJt Wx '
Ask for Cliestcrfields next time you buy. jffif ff"ff ' '
I , 1 jmmBm
m , W ' M Wrapped in
keeps them
Fresh
that C'rinimlnp' face -vaa a scenario i with the Island City Kptv-orth Leacue
TODAY AND TOMORROW
A Gripping Crook Play
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Grafters
A thrilling production based largely on the famous
Mamn White Slave Act
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COMEDY
VAUDEVILLE
Bell and Hamilton
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in itself, and that Iia proposed
write it at an early date.
Announcements
in their "Wln-my-ehum" nervices
Friday n iff ht at 7 ochrk, Blanche
.Clnrke will be the leader. Subject.
"Show Your Colors." A cordial in-
Ivitation ia extended to all.
A. I.. Wod -worth, fu Id editor of
the I'acifir llnptist. Trill fpenk nt the
Itnptist church thin evening at 7:'l
o'clock. Kery!ody 1 Invited to attend.
Students In t '-rested in the study of
Violin, 'Cello, Mandolin, Cornet.
Clarionet and other iland and Or
che. tia In.-ttrti mentH wi't receive lui
tlfn at one-half the f-onier rates, if
application is njade at any time from
this date until S.itnrdav. November
-Mill. Teh-phone Red :2f or rail
nt Studio 150N Fourth PtiOet.
ll-l-V't. J. DAVID HAINKS.
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l.n lirnniU lhntrnnry Accounts.
Ilavlnit obl the La C.rund I'har
mary P'Tsons owinp t'tis firm will
please call at the store and pettle
their account nt once. TtiiB will
avoid the necessity of placine bills
with a collection aRcncv which Is di?
nirreeahle to everyone.
ll-Ki-tf. AHOLVH NEWI.IX.
V. It. fi. A. It.
The W. R. C. Vlll kohl an in.-pec-tlon
Saturday at which the W. K. C.
will be inspected by Mrs. Davis, of
Union. A chicken dinner will be
served at 12 o'clock to the G. A. R.
1 l-15-2t.
Fifty cents a copy for all reprint
standard novels for five days. These
tiook-t ii'll ordinarily at 75 cents a
copy. n tter drop in rlnht now
and see them on the counter at Hil
verthorn's Family Drue Store.
Wk-lt daily 11-15-4t
The younr? people of Cove will Join
Complaint Alnoxt Gone.
"Foley's llaney una Tr is ?ret,"
writes K W. Day, l-B Carapbell Ave.,
E. Detroit, Mich, "tt relieves bron
chitis quickly My complaint has al
most gone and i ho, never to have it
no-am." TSe exnerience of thousands
proves there it no letter rcmeily for I
outrhs, cold) nr ero ip. The genuine
I costs no more han substitutes, and
this old reliable family cough medi
cine should hs in every Home every
(Winter. Imist on I oley's Honey and
jTar time tried and never failing. Ad.
ft
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ft
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Po)) Corn that will pop, per pounL......
Sweet Potatoes, per pound,
Pumpkin, pier pound -
Niiash, per pound
-12 l-2c
yc
..2 l-2c
,.J2 l-2c
Apples, per hox
f 'auliflower, larijo heads.
(fiery, lari;e headn
Fresh Tomatoes, per pound,
Cranherries, per quart,
fi rapes, per pound,
Parsnips, per' pound,
( arrots, per pound.
S., $1.00 and $1.25
25c
!5c
..10c
.20c
.2 for
.12 l-2c
3c
-2 l-2c
Orantres, siie'-ial .size, per' dozen
Ilitfh (!rade nlk Peanut Butter, per pouud.25c
A real suhstitute for meat and lias a greater food
value per pound.
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 Fanners Phone B. 192
408 North Fir St. Cross the Track
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