La Grande evening observer., November 16, 1917, Image 2

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 191T.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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KirscKba:iimClotibes
ALLtWOOLttIOO PER CENT AND NO COMPROMISE
ARC A DE
"TIIM LAW OF Till? I.AXIV COM
l.Xli TO Tllh! AltCAlHC TIIK.A
Tllli TODAY AM) TO
MORROW. Mine. l'etrova. tlio famous Rus
sian actress, will appear today nml
tomorrow at tlio Amnio Theatre m
ail ailaplaliou from George ltroad
liurst's well kiuiwn play. "Tlio Law
of the Land." which hail n sensatlon
nlly long run on liroadwny a short
timo -iro. This la a rarainount
pliolopla.- directed by Maurice Tour
neui. The story Ih of a woman,
tried beyond her sticngth, who
shoots tlio brute of a man who at
tempts to heat her boy. The ver
dict of any Jury would hnve been
ai;a n?t her for tlio circumstantial
oWil'iire wan never clearer against
the Mlei't rilinlii.il.--but tho verdict
of the Inspector who was sent to
look up the case well, you must see
that for yourself to appreciate) it at
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GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phoae Mii 8
THE PEMBROKE A FIELD COAT
WITH its strapped military effect, its decided
waist line and its wide sweeping bottom,
the Pembroke is one of the most distinguished over
coat fashions Young America has seen in a genera
tion .... no linings except in the sleeves, a bit at
the yoke and seam pipings .... tailored in a wide
range of all-wool fabrics, including the celebrated
Yorkshire overcoatings - - $25, $30 and $35
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
I tim Arcade Theatre, toiliiy nml to
morrow. m uua i:i;iti: ci.akk ro.Mixt;.
j Winsome Marguerite Clark will np
I pear on Monday and Tuesday at the
Arcade Theatre In "Dub's Wary, tho
fiiHt film version of the famous
'Sub-Deb" stories whicli appeared
in tlio Saturday Kvctiing Post and
were written by Mary Roberts Nine
hurl. There will he scleral of these
fascinating "Suh-I)el" stories, each
complete In itself, beini; taken from
the original diary of "Itah."
i Mrs, I. (). Sturhrll Tells How
She!
j Cured Her Son of a Cold.
I "When my .-.'vi KUis was sick with a
'cold lust Winter I gave him Chamber
lain's Cough "."liioily. It helped hlni
tat once and ipiickly i rake up his cokl."
: writes .Mrs. 1'. 6. Kturhcll, Homer
City, Vn. Tim -enudy has been 'n
use for many y -i:rs Its good quali
ties have been fully proven by many
t thousands of ;eiilc. Jt is pler.s int
and safe to take. Adv.
Uliserver news is new news.
tJUK'K DKl.lVKKira
ro a feature of this lumber
business. When yen give us an
onlcr 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.
IMguvu i wood i tovia t. gmmt
S-T-A-R
"IIIXTO.VS DOI T.l.i:." STAISS
i'i;i:iii:i;ick w.m.
l-'ieiieriek Wanle's next appear
ance on .the screen will be al the
Slur Theatre Satuiday in the Pnthe
Ould Koosier I'lay called "llinlon's
Double" the title ot which will make
I be reader suspect It is a modern
drama.
Asked how he liked the plunge
from the classic into the modern, Mr.
W'arde told an inr.M-viewer that he
WE HAUL
ANYTHING
From a suitcase to a car
load. Ntilliinu; too larne
for us. Auto trucks, jit
neys, good teams, large
and small drays.
Packing, crating, stor
age and shipping.
Coal is s e a r c e and
hard to get. but we have
goinl wocmI, full measure
to
"Keep the Home Fires
Burning."
Prompt and careful
service.
Office Phone. Main 10.
lies. Phono, Hod 1001.
The J. D. Lynch Co.
I vmiu ajiutiv nasi ui itput
felt very well pleased as long as
his followers throughout the country
were. "Americans like nmelty,"
stated the Shakespearean star, "and
at least Frederick Wnrde in a play
of the times Is a strong novelty.
I "In fact, when l told Mr. Thnn
houser I would be glad to do the
' play, he made me a star in it twice,
; for rood measure. I suppose."
i Mr. Warde's remark is explained
by the fact that he has a dual role
in "lllnton's Double." He plays a
I uot-riclwiulck mnn nnd a, humble
I clerk who resembles the crooked fi
Inancier and whom the latter em
ploys to serve a Jail term for him.
1 Some unusual photographic tricks
help the star's portrayal of the dual
I role.
( WNAIU MKTS HAN
OX OI.K.OMAI'.C 1K1XK,
(United Press) j
OTTAWA, Nov. Hi. Ili-ginning to-1
day oleomargarine may be manufact- j
ureil and sold in Cnnaiia, ami import- j
ed free of duty tinder a licensing)
systi'in worked out by the food con- :
t roller.
This step w-as taken by the food 1
controller because the high cost of
production and the demand for ex- i
port were putting the pi Ice of butter
li-.'yond reach of many people.
The regulations will he in effect
as long as the present abnormal con
ditions continue, it was announced.
I Certain Cure for Croup.
I Mrs. Rostt Middleton, of Greenville,
j 111., has had experience in the treat-1
I ment of this disease. She says, "When !
my children wore small my son hud 1
croup frequently. Ciambcrlain s
Cough Remedy always broke up these
attacks immediately, and I wns never
without it in thp hovse. I have taken
it myself for coughs and colds with
food results.- Adv.
Pop Corn that will pop,
(Sweet potatoes, in-i
Pumpkin, per pound
Smiash. per pound
A .Dies per box
Cauliflower, large heads, ....
Celery, large heads,
Fresh Tomatoes, per pound,
Cranberries, per quart,
(ir.-ines. nor pound
Parsnips, per pound,
Carrots, per pound, -
oranges, spc'i.u
I Ugh tirade J3ulk Peanut
A real substitute for meat and has a greater iood
value per pound. ,
Harris
Phone Main 70
408 North Fir St.
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! Union-Wallowa County News j
HITMMKIlVlljlilS Bin
SUMMERV1LLE, Nov. 14. (Spec-
,.1 )Mr Lee Fine was over from
'"'' . .... .....
F.cho visiting a few Hays wun nm
......... ....nini, Sunday evening.
LctlllllJ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Huffman and
Miss Graham, of Elgin, and Miss L.
M. Hug of this place dined with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Fine on Sunday.
Miss Rose Zwelfel motored to La
Grande with Mrs. A. C. Glenn one
day last week.
Mrs. Kate Zwelfel took a Bpin to
the county seat the latter part of
last week in company with Mrs. R.
D. of Elgin.
Miss Louise Slon was a visitor in
our town a few days ago. Miss L.
M. Hug monopolicd her company, It
looked like to me.
Frank Oliver has a fine loking;
barn where a few dnys ago there was
not a sign of It. Many hands and
a good "boss" can do wonders.
Since Mr. Hahn has installed met
ers the lights are turned off some
what earlier at somo' places than
they wore before.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Niedercr and
Messrs. Jno. Niedcrer and Celfton
Wagoner were up to see me wresu-
ing match..
There were many from here who
were so fortunate as to hear Vice-
president Marshall at La Grande on
the fifth.
There will be services by our pas
tor In the M. E. church next Sun
day evening.
' r' u...Bc..uu-Frndes wi probahly ad(j ono hud..
ed by Rev Frank Batche lor are ,. or mm.e dollarg tQ thfl
continuing through this week. ThlBgenool.s amol,nt
is the fourth week. w M B.rnn;rt ,rn,rIv , M.
Sumnierville apple packers are nMinnvmei. 0rcgon has startcd a tlre.
demand at Imbler.
Mr. F. Slack is over for a brief
stay from his
county.
ranch in Wallowa
.IOSKPII MOWS NOTES.
JOSEPH. Nov. 12. (Special.)
Mrs. F. H. Catlike, president of the
ST R
FREDERICK WARD
in
'Hinton's
A Thrilling Drama of Mistaken Idcntitv gi
and the I, aw "
Saturday Only l
1
Last Time Tonight
"The Grafters"
The Story of an Adventuress and a Real
.Surprise Party
Also
COMEDY AND VAUDEVILLE
per pound... --12 ljc
-- 0
- rrrr "A. or.
Hoc, fr i.uu ana
,25c
...2 for 25e
10c
20c
12 l-2c
3c
2 l-2c
rlnvon
25c
- , or
Butter, per pound...-.2oc
Grocery
- Farmers Phone B. 192
Cross the Track
, , .
celved notice that ten more CUrlst--
...as boxes will be required of Joseph-
I l llnvlno. TwontV-flVB'
" u.
boxes have aireaay gone no... y
to the soldters "somewhere ins
France." At present the. Red, Cross
ladies are working every afternoon,
malting Burgical dressings, many do'
knitting at home and some even go'
to the rooms In the morning and take
their lunches and work during the
noon hour and in the afternoon.
Last Thursday night about $210.00
was raised at the Red Cross ball in
the new garage. A large crowd'
attended and a fine time was bad by
all.
S. L. Burnaugh of Enterprise has.
purcnased Dr. Bernard's drug store
! In Joseph. Dr. Bernard is an "old
. , jomot. nnIi has been in
the drug buslneas al)0ut a8 iong a8 .
Joseph has existed. The Doctor does
not yet know what he will do.
The new playground apparatus at
the school is rapidly, tokinR form and
several pieces have already been put
into use.
On Thursday evening of last week'
Genn Robnson and Artnur Ruii
'attended a y. M. c. A. War Work
! meeting at La Grande. The boys,
went as delegates from the Joseph
Hjgh S(:h(,oI They canl0 home with
many inspirations and started the
Y. M. C. A. In the school. On the
first day about twenty boys of the
High School agreed to give ?10 each
for tbr ransp nnd the hnva In . It a
repair shop in Joseph.
airs. Sarah Huff, of Crow Creek,
was buried in Prairie Creek ceme-
tury last Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Cooke, of Joseph, officiating. Mrs.
Huff was 92 years of age and was
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