La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 01, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textm i'PAGE EIGHT . '.: v . .iiA' uxtAJsuni jviJNu tixi.Hvr-.ifc '." .. ." if i r '. ' ' Klgln to Hnve Community Christmas. J . : y MpM ' 0 . " ' 'Tl '"' iMIGbbtf iesWa il l-ff I tSE ! -'The Big it hree- I 1 ....... ...o , m it 1 .4ffwf-'-,1i5S - airo and was vorv successful. All nrr I ' ' . : . : , - .''"--'-. - f i ..f k- ;'Tka'' , . f J,. J ftp ,;VY anxious to- see the plan adopted. 1 ' ' '.1. ''1'V ' ' '. ""'' ' , nnfC '' ' ' X . I I Sl'Vf-A J Mr. and Mr. R. L. Shoemaker on- It Ol JAI ITY PRICL f ; ,. - C . A f I W.'' Vxk terhtart the Card club last Thursday J VUrtLiI 1 I, . .. , . . 1V,'.. , ; During tJio cold months to come there . will bo many days when you wilt prol'i', ably 'feet tlio need of whoh'somo aud , " vdcli:ious' confectionery; .We', belie vo V . there is no' place in this: vicinity- where ..; you'll find more superb' sweets Ihuti'; ' here, and the assortmejrit is certainly a varied one. ' Our .shipments, nrriya ; 7 ' twice a week, direct froin the wui'kefo,: .V . ;:. and you'll always find them fresh., and '.'.;' 'at their best' here. Our Bpecialt'' in i ; bulk is a peanut . cluster with maple ' ? ; filling, niade ('specially for ua, MoY- X v ; ered with a thick coat, of ;pure ikilk chocolate. Nothing like' it'-'anyheye'-, '. else in the cit.vi " Saturday and SUnday;; ... t ''.'.; a full quarter of a pon'.-,'10',eiiraL'v , ' See display in center of .out candy;Wi)i- ;! ; : dow. J)ou't fail t().'pimhasev4tt least''. v . ..' . ' biie bag and, 3 udge for yourself,; ;. ; i. yjf; ". f.';- : v ; : , t wyWr'''''-S- ' ..'- ' ,.-;! "'.';',' ''(. f-'i t- LAfGliANIARIMV' , ; i . , Adolph Newlm, Mgr.;;... ..,?.;). Quick Delivery Jjii, Grande, i ''If lie tli kind ofman:you'd Iri tlU up to youjr.'bouaa' to dlnneri;" ; 1 h vl shoiild say 'lid la.' He's; til ln4 ot man .w wlfo would Inalul M haVlng at. leant iS houia' hatlco y'i . to prepare for. ' - : ..'.-' , "' -'v"---'"'-'!.. V--i-ir.";.'BEBsiE love in .-ttmancle play, "folly ann. " -K-' -:-' in-,7:''-rr::;77'7:;i':7'7' I .i i .... - " THE LITTLE A Ikiiinaiice of a Kclioolmaster and tho Jlost IVrsnickctty Girl in Town' ',, And a New Animated News Weekly SUNDAY ARCADE LAST TIME TONIGHT Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in "The Ghost House" .lone. MAin 40 Qj'ibji '.'.'.J Lt'-J i'L..JiJ.lVI-JH ':,',:"Are j;ou f raid o;bulls?'; i 'SjJ'ijV you; mjnn, caVtUor, the oieii my. luistiapd' iiiakost",.,. .;V ' : Whoro Are My t'liltaroa? ER" ONLY ; irljj. den. Fran'cla J. Kernan la now Mlitht thlf of staff. f WOMEN TAKE UP LOGGING Laiii o,f Men Crippling Lumber Ia j duitry in Northwest t y BRLLINGHAM, Wash., Dec. 1. Enter, the woman logger., j. Owing to the lack of available men, womin are now working in several northest Washington camps as sec ond cooks, waitresses and dishwashers. Women are expected to be put to -work at other logging camp jobs. The women' are paid $45 to $50 a month and given' their board. ;' IA'r-k ofmon.i's crippling tha lumber indusJry(;throughout tjiis district. ; ij. .'4- ,J i' '! 4 I ! !' . : ' A CAMP LEWIS JH AS CARUSO J. rilu.nn Itolhniui Hrnftoi) Innt .t. K . as Be Starts. Career. J. ;.'.CAMP LEWIS; Tacomd, Dec. i lv -' The ' Metropolitan .opera tage must: wait for the war ' j ena eetore it can ciaim ttueseppo 4 Horiohno, called '"Caraso of tho J. rmyV V ' : -h 1 :'Af1tct' all 'arrangements had been niade to take a final course J '4 iri'TpM culture under New York 4- masterI,, preliminary to going bh'the opera ' 'stage, Bodonno 4.-i!'draftcii,.-V'V'; 4" ' He hasiwon'.the friendship of J all; the r soldiers hero by singing 4- t,eonoerts,and entertainments. ! Itif, appeared i last night, and, to- v day 'ill, the solos of the clown in "taglia'cci". in ' the depot bri Hade's 'new.- theatre. ., i . : 4 ' i ' j. ! J..1..1..1..J. -i y. !'. i - Fraternal U O, O. M. La Grande Lodge No. t?4 U.yal Order Of Muose holii relr!ilr aieeting every vl'cdnesdij nfgtit 8 p. m. in Eugle hall lit it te Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave Viiur alusys welcome. Dues py ahls at Youn 'a Sweets. GEO. VOUNO, Dit ... MARRY SWART, Sec. . P. O. B. ELKS, J Oranae Idge N. it3. Ledgj metita each Thurs day Tiwiing at jlcbt o' clock. IIone cluk privileges chcirfully ex tdrd to si I Brother Mlkj. NOFiMAN DESILKT, KialtcJ Ruler. .-ADN'A B. RC5ERS. Secretary. ttflfJHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crow Ixxlgt No. S!T meot overv Mondy ight in taatla U.'.ll (K. of P. Hall.) A Prtl ian welcomo to all visiting ZMghU. W. D. M'CARTHY, C. C. DBLILK GRF.EN K. 6f R. A S. TOflERN WOODMSN OF AMER ICA La Grmi.de Camp No. 7703 ' snt on the first ind third Thnrs day svenlngs of inch month 'n ths ' K. of P, Hall. Visiting noighbori wilcoms. H. E. DIXON, V. C. W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk, (Y. M. C. A.l (TOODMEN OF THE WORLD-U Grttad. Camp No. 1G9 meets every ' first and third Monday at Eagles' . Hall. All visiting neighbors wel- . como. - ROBERT McLANE, C. a JOHN A. READ, Clerk. ELGIN NEWS . EIOIN, Uec. 1. (Special.) KlKin to Hnve Community Chriilinas. A plan is being discussed in Elgin to havo a community'. Christmas. This plan was followed several years ago and was very successful. All art anxious to- see the plan adopted. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ' Shoemaker en tertained the Card club las Thursday evoning. All spent a very enjoyable evening. ..... Miss Opal Hall returned to Elgin Inst week from Wallowa where she has been employed for several weeks. II. II. Weatherspoon, manager of the Elgin Commission company, re ports that his firm has shipped four teen carloads of potatoes and one car load of potatoes to various point'!, and is getting Bix more carloads of potatoes and one more of ! apples ready for shipment. Montia Witty left last week for Filer, Idaho, where ho will engage in farming. ." ; ' . . The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stowe of the Flat was buried last Sunday in the Pino Grove cem etery. She died after several weeks' illness of pneumonia. . i. IKTTKUS FltO.M THH I UONT. (Continued from page 6.) sirico coming on tho ship andj.his Is llio 11th day out.' ' ... . The third day out thq waves wore running good and several of us wont up and stood by tho roil and lot tho waves como up and drench, us With salt water, but tho ship's- officers ran us back. ,Tho wind was so strong that I couldn't look Btralght Into It. It was quite a.llttlo fun to see tho boat-lift up and come down on a wave and end it out from- under the keel. Tho sconory isn't. very vailed on the ocean In , fact. I bc lievo I would rathor travel, over a western .desert as the scenery Is a whole lot bettet;. .1 . don't see any thing in a f.ea- voyage to raako ma want to take unothor one except to get hack to the U.s S.' Torhaps It would be better with' better quarters and more light and air, for'w&only got three hours out of 'every 24 on dock. One thing, tho next tlmd 1 go across' I. am. going . to tnkd all the oranges and lemons that I can carry for they are regular' life savors whon you aro sick. They gave , us some, for breakfast a couple ,ot times. Here Is one of our lrioalB and they told us wo would starve to doath , on oard. coffee, bread, potatoes, corn. spaghetti ana moat. : We had our first Iifo-boat drill Monday.. Wo wear all our clothes, including blouse,. overcoats and life preservers. We. go Into- a raft with I l,olIow.center,..wlth room for from! 15 to 40. Tho gun crew had target practice oace ana. ine guns suaxe Directory A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41, A. F. Sc A. M. holds regular meetings fi.it and third Saturday Ft 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. ' LOCKE B. M0E, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 60 Meets evory Tuesday evening in tht 1. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting m bers are inritod to attend. STELLA WEBB, N. O. ROSA GLASS. Sec. KHALED TEMPLE NO. 170-writ matic Order Kuights of Khorassan Instituted Feb. 20, l?H. Meets th. third Friday of eaoh month at K. P hall. All visiting Votaries welcome H. C. REES, Secretary. KOYAL NEIGHBORS. Iri Csmi, meets every second Friday after noon and eiery fourth FrrSay eve ning, every month in K. of P. Hall. All visiting momlttrs cordially woU corned. MINNIE BUNTING, Oracle. NELLIE V. VINAGKE. Recorder. X. A L. OF 8ECURITT1 Mt. En ilv Countil No. 2G46. Mteta.soccnc and fourth Th-i.-sday evening st ! o'clock at Eagle Hall. Visiting men ber are welcome. C. E. ST1TT, Pres. C. W. COOK, Fin, Sec. DORSEY BEAUMONT. A. Sec. 0. E. S. Hops Chapter No. IS, O. E. S. holds stated communications tht second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dlillv welcomed. MYRTLE A. BROUGHT0N, TT. M MARY A. WARNICK, Sec. are'three'leadinK factors found in a 3.C. Penney Go. Stoj. . Wevite you . to visit our store, inspect' the qua ity of our g,p. h-w anpa re m pn tho "always accommodating credit store" and at the same tune. tcelaBbuica ' that it is our treasure Our Price Men's Bathrobes ,'v.. Ladies' Bathrobes ... . V Boys' Bathrobes . . . . Child's Bathrobes . ..V::. .... Ladies' Dress 'Skirts.'. . Men's All-wool Sweaters . . . . Men's Mixture Coat Sweaters Men's Jel'Beys, all sizes i Ladies' 'Fleeced Unions . . . ... Ladies' Wool Unions ; ... .,. ; . L. D, S. Garments . ': '. . . . .1 Men's Mackinaw Coats :". , '-.'. Men's "Stag" Shirts . . . . .-. Men s Work Pants ( 7 ;: : . Yori ay Dearly for Your Accommodation, at a Credit Store'- ' ' .There's'. ' t, sY 1 nCOrOOrsfect " " Masses- ik fjtrnmi ;kk ' III" . '" . ' . . UJUS-iU-LSHUL -; - H '--: J 'oiir eontpafUuent- quite a little. .Wo)Tcach port iTuostlay us' -fai' , 'as wo are In ihe danger lone now and cl'eopyknovr no:. I am feeling fiuo.' : fully clothed and Willi pur. brerconjs , .Wpduciiday morning aad land in nnH llfo-nronnrvnra handv. . .... . . ; There la only about 8 hours differ ence between iis 'and Oregon and It' seems funiiy-to think that a wo So'tt is cold and foggy so miint bo near ucu b JUv Unv ing dinner and as we got up you are going home from a dance. We take everything as - a matter of course now and -talk about New York and Brooklyn Just as we did t foo a blt dlfforont or fsirther away from honi lhah whe'n'al Clci amas. I do miss my mail though, but maybe I Will get quite a little of it when I gef, across. We expect to 1 HE. IS, KNOWN. TO ALL And Obserrer Itesders Csit Depend on What He Says., v'-,-- ! Who is there - to.. La Crands who doesn't know Mr. Larm? .- Who would he unwilling to profit by .his kindly advice? , 1 When so. well-known a: citizen as r. Larin ipoaks out, Doubt snetks wy, sksnticisn must raaisk. -( . -' Every kidney sufferer in La Grande - Should profit .by. ,Mr. Larm's ex perience. ' , - .i ' r ; . Isn t it reasonablS to expect Doan s to do as well for you! t A. J. Larm, , ranch- owner,. 1510 Jefferson St., sajfai "Donn's .-, Kidney 1'ills have pi-cvon a great success in our family for kidney dlsotdera iind',1 glndly recom6nd them. J ttriow from my : own Use they , are all tiiat is claimed for itiPrrt. . When I get nairi Hcroas my kklncys nf kidneys are not acting M tnsy chouldj I take a box or two of Doan's Kidney Pills and they never fail to fix me 'up in good shape." i , . ' - . Price 00c at all deaiors. ' Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Larm had.'. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Preparedness LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT CORSETS As We; Are Learning the Truth About War. Set Acquainted With , .t n.fl. uuk i. s. ru. O3o the Front Lace Corset with the fENTILO Back and Front Shield. There's s La Camille Style That's Best For Too. All the Latest Model Now on Hand Priced at $2.60 op. MIIS. ROBT. PATT1SON Corscllerfi. Res. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221 yjm m$$$w- k to extend', to you every possible -service. Always. Below the Reach "of Islcht. So close that I can 800, Uio houses. !. -Wc. havo our. packs. roluul and will probably land, some time fnrliiv. Tlnn't know what-, it is. but ngianu.- naa no exporiuucua m an j with 'submarines. . - ' Do npt allow yourself to bo' nn- noyed 'by n hacking, cpu'gh :aud soro- ncss-ln the Chest and Lungu when yoli,can get Immediate relief by tk- lug' BYHUP WILD CHERRY WITH,tho hous0 again, 8oid evorywhoro. OUAUAUOIj JMNU JiUUAIJ l'M'US. Levy-VoBol Drug Co. -ii-27-tf. j- I Monday Nig'ht Only V:. . CITRTAIN 8 O'CLOCK -1 ml MUWf k f " J J5 THE BEN The Merchant of Venice PRICES: Lower Floor, Add War Tax ; This is not a moving v all-star cast SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1917 SERVICE j . We invite' Competition . V.$2.9ST$3.49, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90 5 ...$1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 i . .'. .$1.49, $1.98, $2.98 i VV';r ..$1.19, $1.49, $1,981 .$2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $7.90 . . . . . ;$3.98, $4.98, $5.60 v -'"vi'. 49c, 98c, $1.49 'Hi:..Vv;.;...$1.49, $1.98 . 89c, $1.26'. $1.49, $1.69,. $1.98, $2.49 . . . .98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.69, $2.98 t . .-.$4.98, $5.90, $6'.S0; $7.90, $8.90 , . .$3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 .!...,.. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.49. , lie.-uly. NtiH- at OIl I'rlco. Fresh- lot ( Jiuit reeelved) of I'ol oy'o 1-Ionoy and, Tar aro celling at bq-foro-tho-Var piicca.- This puts, a woU known cough mcdioino, ready to use, In homes at.lciiB than, it coats to buy and' mix the liigi'edicntii yourself and saves the 'bother and iiiusa.: . Mis. Mary Kisby, . 3533 Princeton, Avo., Spokane, Wash., writes: - "I was sick in bed with- lagrlppe. : I coughed very badly. I took Foley's Honey and Tar. . It stopped my cough and U Kot bettor. Ho now I am around -Adv. GREET PLAYERS. $1.00; Balcony, 50c and 75c, 10c 5c 8c picture but a New' York of live players i I