La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 27, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'lUKSDAr, NOVEMBER 27, 1917 yAKtE TWO LA UiCAMlilli I'jVtALSU OiWiiiiViiiC y , 'COLLEGE IS PATRIOTIC s , $ I i i I mm x to iilr :1 Your Thanksgiving Coat or Overcoat Now i.s tlio lime to prcparo fur (.lit) feast day. Buy a Kiiwlibanni and it will prove a Mossing indeed. Kirschbaum Clothes Where there is no taint if cotton to .steal away the lustrous lailoralilo (iialitios which wool and all-wool only possesses, . $16.eC, $23.00, $22.50, $25.00 HILL'S DEPARTMENT Quaiity and Service ' l. Or O. T'ltiTUItMTII'K AND SO- iiouiTiHH ii(Kv.i:ia. Houses Have Wlie.'ttless uliil Meatless Days Sumo Have 1V.o. (United Proas.) . KU(, 11X10, Oru., Nov. '27.Srnr iy nnd fraternity housed at llm Unl- i ciu()., vorsity or ureKon navu auopieu wie food-substitution Idea In a way that (nal (subjects ut present nationally discussed equal suffrage and pro hibition. ' Vila fun comes thronr;li the determination of a stronK-wlilcd wuiimn to run fur office, ailvanclnt; tlio "linno dry", dlscr.ssloa as hnr nrinclual limit.:,! for voles. Tbove will lui itinni' m ii'ilnf r..ii.,H nn.l I Jaiif'habln ooh.odt-s and in the "our- prl.ic finish'' the f ...ale candidate llH sv,uuk I and her poiiti":l! aapiia Itions brought to an cxlilliraiinr; enn- .Mii-:(.itoy A.VD HIS jazz iiaxd fosirx; Arranrjementfi have v. herehy J. C. Mr-i:hiy, would duliKht the heart of Hoover. livery house hero ha tit leant one ,nieatles day, and many two wheat- Jesa and two ineatle dayn. Jtye bread has taken the placo of wheal bread to a great extent In everyday use. Cookieu, cakeK, rainln bread land other unnecessary delicacies jliave been cllininated and the aiuoiiut of butter mid other rats usou ha.". been greatly, reduced. - In addiljon to thiu feature picture, cb:iptcr X of tlio' U:ilio.iil Itaidurr. v.ill lie shown. The bnrlier'fl In.ir (lit.perH nre now ojicratcd by n sni.".!l elei'trie motor. ARCADE iiu'I-odhomk vArii:'ii,i.n - AT AltCADK TO,'.Kl!!tOW. Tomorrow, Wednesdny, tlie Hlppo dromo vaudeville road show No.""7 will be with us for one night's en gagement' at the Arcade: Hepn: tit from Pendleton and elsewhere pro nounce this show as a sure winner. Thero will be the overture by the er chestra and organ and the Keystone comedy that is to popular Ix'shles fho four acts. Tile Aldeans, two representatives of far off Australia, present n com edy bar and hnxin-.; mi i ih-.r v.iiicli they call "The l'mfessor and the pu pil." The Aldeans are gymnasts af a superb order and do some excep tional work on (lie liars. They arc both good comedians and perpetual e a number of funny rails ami create plenty or runny sitiialions. The Jack and .Till of vaudeville aro n duo who have put together an jnct full of comedy and catchy singing and as they both have good Blnglng voices this act has always pleased. I Curtis and Ruliell aro a combina tion of talent singularly affective lor vaudeville as tin y aro termeo the "Pinch Hitters" by tlio amusement loving nublic. Their act consists or bits from every branch of vaude- ivillc game and is full of oiigln 'nllty. Their comedy lines arc funny jand never fall to got ovor and they I introduce Home nifty and artistic ! dancing which makes a very pleas- Ing net. i j Casetla and Tlydell have the big I dancing act of the hill. Opening with a "Modern Gavotte" In which ' tlu y demonstrate many new steps ! nml (lie best of the old ones, a "llorso Trot" follows that Is alM-o-! lately new and original. This number Is exceptionally Interesting Inasmuch as the National Dancing association has selected it for active use during the coming winter dancing classes. Miss Hyilell follows In a solo number which she calls "A IlaBket of Flow ers." This Is n real gem nnd gives her ample oportunltles to demon- If your Thanksgiving order ia not already in, hurry and avoid the rush. We are prepared to meet your demands. Hothouse Lettuce, Head Let tuce, Celery, Fresh Tomatoes, Cauliflower, Cranberries, Or anges, Larr-o Florida Grape fruit, Lesnovis, Bananas, Dates, Figs, all kinds of Nuts, Sweet PotatcM, Cucumbers, Green Peppers. Huckleberries Wc Close All Day Thanksgiving Day Call Main 35 for Service HUG'S GROCERY strato her ability as a dancer. A Uallet Duo follows und the act clo.-v:; with a whirlwind number that foe rapidity and action is n masterpiece of terpslrhorean ability. The usual matinee at 2:00 will be given and tlio evening show begins at 7:10. ' Do not, allow yourself to bo an noyed by a hacking cough, and f:ore ne.;a In Ihe Clieit and Lnnus when you can gef Immediate re'ief by tak ing svitup wild ciiEitar with '(KIAUACOL ' A.N 15 lUTCALYPTUS. I.ovy-Voic l ly. vr, :n. ia-27-tf. been made of Portland, Willi hie Jaza Hand will play here at tlio Box hall Thaiikflj;lvin'.; night for a real-da-jz danco ana eniuiiiiiuinoni. Mr. McKlroy and his band have just returned from a three we'k's trip In the Southern part of the state wheio he played all of tho principal cities. Mr. McIOlroy Is very highly recom mended In his line of amusement, especially f.o from Salein, whe.e he put on the dances v.t the Armory during tho Stato Fair, nnd from Ash laad, Oregon, whero .ho conducted the most successful dance ovor put over In the Northwest during tlio an nual Hound-Up and "liyiu Hclio" last July. . . A most complete assortment or I'nlversal Vacuum Hollies ofvall dif fident r.izes and finishes. Lovy-Vog-el Drug Co. 11-S7-tf. CLIOVIOIt DAN't'KliS (Wll.Vti. La Grande people who are; inter ested In fancy and popular 'fiances will have the opportunity of seeing some very clever work In this line at the Arcade Wednesday. Carsetta and Itydell form the com bination of dancers and introduce tlio new dance just accepted by the National Dancing Association called the "Horse Trot." liesidos tills dance tlioy will Introduce several dancing specialties. This net comer, very highly recommended from cities where they have appeared. The Hippodrome Uoad Show tills week Is made up of acts tiiat iiave been heralded as thw heat on the cir cuit. S-T-A. wmmmmm IOWUltl''l'L DltAMA. The picturo "Wliero Are My Child ren which comes to the star 'I neatre Saturday and Sunday while dealing with a very delicate, subject, does so In a way that Is clean and Instructive. Of thlH picture C. II. Park nu rot has the following to say: "Wliero Are My Children?" is a very powerful and gripping picture drama. I am glad to have wit nessed it and urn prompt to commend it. It deals with a meat difficult matter in a manner of utmost dig nity. , It the SPfSiaJ tjpo ofnquiiy which It suggests Is anywhere near ns prevalent as is claimed, the pu lie should have tho opportunity to witness the presentation." No children under 1(1 years of age will be admitted to the theatre dur ing tho showing of this picture iinle:;s accompanied by their parents. h' rank ly n Farmim and lirownle Ver non in t'omcdy Drama. There will be no great problems solved or nny Intensified emotions drawn upon In the presentation of the newest Bluebird photoplay. Bringing Home Farher," nt the filar theatro today and tomorrow. The play la purely comedy, bidding only ror laughter while the entertaining plot follows along in pleasant se quence. Franklyn Karnnm ami lirownle" Vernon, well and favor ably recalled by film fans for tnelv excellent work In earlier Bluebirds, will have agreeablo roles to present their artistic Inclinations to the very best advantage. "Ilringing j tonic Futher" gently lampoons two pel it- JI Keiv Way to , $ r -5 " Select ' THANKSGIVING EATS CK'AN'DIMMMlvS, .or quart ......20c OKANiiKS, per 'dozen 25c and 55c 'BANANAS, per (W.c-n 40c (IRAl'HS, 2 lbs -.2$c (MOI.KliY . . ... i .... . .10c, 3 hunehes 25c NWIOHT SPUDS, 5 lbs. . ,. . . .25c h l.'KSll TOM ATOKS, jior pound ......... .'. .10c JiLACK 'KKlS.-por i)oimd .15c (IRl'IKN ONION'S, per hunch .5c J'OP CORN. 2 lbs. ..25c N UTS, all kinds,' now crop .30c NWIMT ('ll)KR, per gallon , 30c JIUCKliKBKRIMMS, per pound . .... .20c JIKAI) LK'JTITW, each 10c and 15c If It's Anything in Fruits or Vegetables, We -Have It-Just Phone Main 70 Harris Grocery ; Phone Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192 408 North Fir St. Cross the Track A real circle-tour tlvrpugh Eastern ' Oregon,South crn Idaho, Utah, Salt ,Lalcc City, Ne vada, Rainbow Can' yon, thencje into Southem-Califor' hia,vhere the traveler is greeted by . '' a vast expanse of orange groves, San Bernardino, iiedlanda, RiveraJe and Lo-j Angeles comjiletes the first half of the , circle. This rouie of constant surprises is Union Pacific -Salt Lake Route The Pleasant Way to Sunny California Next time go this way and enjoy a truly "different" tour. Return may be made by tr.iins of the Shasta Route, or coast-wise steamships of the S.F.Cy V. SS. Go. C;: 11 upon any O-W. R. R. t? N. agent, or write Win. McMurray, General Pasfcnpcr Agent, Port land, for full information and California litcratuic. m MAZOLA in iii imwwi ' I ONE PINT IC t us e w w i m o mm:? la n- m, tcftri T 'I 1 w - I Tea a .M Quick Deliveries ere 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 Kctail Dept. Phone, Main 8 , : i The Famous Patent Heater Will burn . hard coal, soft coal, coke and woodj and produce more heat and bet ter results in every way than any other kind of "a stove. The body is a one piece Rus sian arc. steel corrugate'd, on .the lower part and taper ed inward which' insures in- creased radiating surface fwid-and deflects the heat to the floor. Save 25 per cent of your fuel und buy a Pat ent. Furniture Exchange E. J DONOHUE.. ' Fir and Jeffetson. B. 1241 We pay . better prices for nsf'd furniture. , r THE EMPIRE CAFE R. A. Crawford, Proprietor. y Fresh Oysters in Any Style. THANKSGIVING SPIOCJAL -' '' Itoast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce and Pumpkin Pie HOURS 0 A. M. to 10-:;0 P. M.j Saturday Night to 1. A. M. FLOBKN'CE MULKTiY, Manager. enables the housewife to save butter, lard, suet and give her family the best of foods "'"pi IE proof of the pudding is in the eating" arid the proof, of Mazola is in the cooking. Mazola is not only the perfect medium for deep frying, sauteing, shortening and salad dressings it is the perfect vtzttablt oil produced from golden American corn.! Food Administrator Hoover asks us to use vegetable oils. Mazola lias not been established in a day. It has taken months of trial on the, part of houscwiws who ai fust were reluctant to give up butter, lard or compounds.'. If you ate not already numbered among the thousands of Mazola userS: get a can; of Mazol, and try this recipe. DBEAKFAST MUFFIN9 9 r.,n HtMtr 1 tnsuoon suit 1 nip milk . . 4 level teaspoon 1 tablespoon sugar 1 full tablespoon1 baking ponder 1 H? Mazoli Silt dry tnjTiedients together, being surf they arc thoroughly nfued. Dest the egg, add it to the milk and turn it into tho bowl containing tho dry in credium. Add the Miaula and cut all ut;tther tery quickly. Oo not beat. Turn into muH'm pans gteasid with Mazola, and bake in a moderately hut uun about 25 minutes, Mazola call be obtained from your grocer. Pint, quart, half-, gallon and gallon tins for greatest economy buy the large sizes. Also ask him for the free Mazola Uook of Recipes or write us direct. Your money refunded if Mazola 'WpjiOv docs not give entire satisfaction. COHN PROnUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place, New York ' frln Dill I Ml llll Ill lil MHWHIli MWIWI V I HI II Mill TftWHUTF is.---lint1nnwwrnrMMn- lie T- A O ' TY I g 1 1 1 & HS ' TOMORROW I 1 ' 8'- - - i - i V fttj, 'if M Ah Sdfaf Resrneatatltts Johnson, Licber Company Partlicd, Oretea m w o r,vo,,i:ea.Jf'3it IP twv'ja "I Vanklyn arnum Mil A Iho Coincdy Drama ringingHome Father The host fun ever shown upon a moving picture sr-recn (t ALSO Chapter Eight Railroad Raiders" :Y'7iWTiulu n'nr talari n