La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 06, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 TirjRftiiAV. li'.x K:.riji:;i c, 1917 PAGE lWO ( 4- 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4? g 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4. a ' 4 4 - J 4 4 4 it 4 4 "fr" 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .1 i 4 ' i Hilfs Department Store The Store With The Christmas Spirit You Will Find the Answer to the Puzzling Question "What to Give" in This Gift Store n1 GET HIM ONE OF THESE A Kirschbaum Suit . . . .$15 to $27.50 AKirechbaum Overcoat $15 to $27.50 A Kirschbaum Dress Suit . . . .$40.00 A Smoking Jacket A JJathi-'ilw A New H;it A fast color Shift. A Pair of Shoes. . A Sweater A Pajuiiion A Mackinaw A Xew Tip ..$4.00 to $15.00 .'. .$1.50 U.S6.00 ...SLOOP. $5.00 . .S3.25t'.$7.50 ,..$1.50 to $3.50 ,..$1.50 to $2.00 .$5.00 to $11.00 25c to $1.50 FOR THE LADIES A New Coat ANVuSuit I'louses for Gifts Furs for (iifts $1.98 to $22.50 A Pair of Hose $20qto$1.50 .$12.50 to $75.00 .$18.50 to $45.00 . .$1.00 to $12.50 A Pair of Olovf-g. . . A Peed Basket A IlaiHliai? A Suit of Pajunions A Bathrolic .. : A flood Handkerchief A New Collar . . .25c to $2.50 10c to 50c ...43c to $5.50 ..$1.50 to $2.00 .$4.00 to $15.00 ...10c to 50c .43c to $3.38 There an- ,-o mam ii all. we would have to use look around sec for your 'Hi the irifts here that if wo should try and name thr in whole paper and then sonic. Come in and ! SEES WESTERN FBOIT HUH FIRST I ARC A DE I 'it9?' fA I S-T-A 1 .......... school teacher. He brings bis negro 1 1 valet to U.o monRiaint wun mm ami jti.ia va'ct creates moie comedy than J' I- freneillr seen in a feature. Fol- i l...ir .; j a brief synopsis of the MAIMiWtY WIIAON STAISS ( , ix ii:i.iarn 1 1- flay. '"Mountain Dew,' story; , J. Hamilton Vance, a magazine writer from the north, while gypsy- 1 the new Triangle ;;r" ti''"it:: lnc iwnww ' l,.n.l. ..ntnra Trfwwftr f'r.itf 3 hill photoplay In which Margery Wllwn j u,,:,WIll , WoKly BrealhUt Coon ik tarred, in a utory of Kentucky ( ,.. ,ne Soarg; feauftist, ei-tonvlet inoonshlnens, but not of the oM type, 1 nr.il rrhooi teacher, rwoKnizes In havliiK dlatlnctly new iwiKtn anil pit- i Vanee a posible competitor for the uallotK of iinii(iii;l IntereHt. It will ("leaching bo Bhown at the St.-.r today nrid to- leave morrow. Julian Josephine and Monte M. I Job" and orders him to .-mmio TW-vi'loiiiiK! Into tlie Fiet Soldier in Kuniie; Onin Ad- j whack him, but RojIc Roes to warn him. He avoids the pwbo, marries the girl and tbvn salutes the pose as a moonHhlner himself, for lie is one of the family. Those who see this feature picture (army evolve with remarkable rapid and the liiu-'hable comedy that zoc!,l' 1:1,0 modern fifihtlng form, they miration of Kn oili I'eople. ny KD. L. KEEN' (General European .Minster. V. V.) WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Oct. 2C. Iliy Mail.) Sammy is still stralninK at the leash, lint he is beginning to understand why he hasn't yet been turned loose against the Hun.- Ho are our good friends, the French. At first there waf much disap pointment, on the part of borii the An.erican' soldiers and the French people, tl;et our first contingents were not hurried along to the firing line as soon as they had comfortably shed th'ir sea-legs. Said Jacques: "Monsieur, you ere Eios' welcome; but you were much lime coming. We have been fight inir ver'hard three years. Perhaps, is it cot so, now you what you call hustle some, to make the lost time?" Answered Sammy: "Surest thing you know, Frenchy. You can't make it too soon for us. Only let us at 'em, and we'll show 'em quick enough what they're up against." Doth have been disillusioned. The Sammies sensed it first. , It didn't take them very long to learn that they were densely ignorant of this new- Rtyie European fighting game. When tlie French Chasseurs and the Dritish non-coms from Aldershot started to instruct them In the up-to-dMe tricks of the war trade, even the veteran doughOoy began to sus pect that he warn only raw material after all. - And so. Sammy buckled down to hard work. And the trench people, too, are today viewing the situation in Its larger aspects. As they have watf-Iied tlie comparatively - small first contingents of the American thi:ii.i;aii:i: iv i new iiENM-rr feati ni:. ; The Little Brother," re Trinnr'ej comedy drama In which Tbo'iirs H. . It, n ill nrcu-llt Enid V- n!:'-lt wi'l ; Itr fchewn at the Arcsde T!'. day and Saturday. - .lI, . and imereiting tory o! jirrv !.os-, the daughter of aa East Mile u-ne-, ment. who decides that the d;udgiT of her feminine life is needietsiy op- , pressive. So she dresses he-self in , boVs attire and sets out to fight l:e? battles on a plane of equality with j the opposite sex. I Attracting the attention of a cl.'-ni- iil interested In the "liig Brother" ' movement to reclaim wayward youth? , Jerry finds drama galore in ti.e var :ous ejperiences that befall her. In! ibe end she is enabled to return ti:e j kindr.es::es of her benefactor in a manner that will satisfy the most fastidious patron of the films. vith It, will undoubtedly say that It is the most pleasing program that has been shown at tlie Star for some time. Neeillo Work Sale. A sale of needle work will be held for tho benefit of the Salvation Army in the window of the Red Cross Drug While leaving the valley Vance Store. Friday and Saturday, Decem- inteis a beautiful girl astride a bul- Katterjohn have deftly woven Into Hoik, returning from tlie grist mill, this thrilling story of the Kei.Tie ky ' He Is Immediately nttracud end de termines to stay. I-tfe fjrlder, the Squire's farm manager and sulLor for Rnxle's hand, ruspoelrc Vance of being a federal agent hunting moonshiners. Ho at teiuplu to Incite the neighborhood against Vance. Further complica tions dome when Vance learns hoxle does not know how to read or write. She agrees to attend school. Milt See.rs attempts to assassinate Vance in the schoolroom. Hoxle Is Injured. Tlie Squire again turns a cham pion of Vance to change again when 1 ,11 V llud Raines, a poor relation, rendu ft paragraph In one of Vance's fiction Htotles mentioning moousbin Ing In the hills. That Is taken aa a confession that ho Is a federal agent The mountaineers prepare to hunh- Cmnberlanils a mounta'n romance that In Instinct with liumin Interest. Charles Ounn has the part of the - Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With LOCAL AI'I'MCATlONli, a tliejr cannot reach tiiu bi.iu of i!m iliscaie.'. Catarrh Is ft Imal dlaeane. irreittly tn f)uoeed hy conatllutlorial eonilUlonfl, and In errlvr to cura It y u muft lake an InMrnal rcmttly Ilull'c Caiarrh Mt'iJI ctne la taken inlernnlly unJ m:(s titru ttie blood on tha mu-.oua aurf;i-oH ot tun yalem. Hall's CaOtrih Altlii.lno v.xa yreai-rltied by one of tlio teal phrulciun la tltla countrx for y-r'. H in ccm poaeiS if vmn ot tlio hit.t tonl'n known, combined with (K,ieo of Die Ik hi blond purlOera. The ifi?l cornbln:illori nf the Ingrerib'tita Irt llall'ii Citl.Lrrh Mcll. etne la wLl prilui i fiUi l wmd-.Tlul reaulta In ml ril:al conditions, tiwiei tor tcailnionlali, fn-o. P. J. CHENKY b CO.. Propa., Toledo, O. All DruFrll, 71,,-. ' Xlull'a l iiuily 1'ilte for cor.it Ipatlon. ber 7th and 8th. Buy your Christ mas gifts from the Salvation Army. 12-5-21. Roseburg Fifty thousand prune trees to be planted In l.ane county this venr. , . Old Soldier (jives necoinmendiiliim. Ciistav Wangelin, Commander" of b. A. R. Tost, rinckneyvllle, III., writes: "I highly recommend Foley Kidney Pills, which I prefer to all others I have used and consider them 'Johnny on the spot." " Foley Kid ney I'llls give quick relief from back ache, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen joints, languldness, pains In groin end muscles, all other symptoms of kidney trouble and sleep disturbing bladder ailments. They assist nr.t u re in restoring strength and vital ity. Sold cvorywheie. Adv. GEO. Quick Deliveries lire a feature of this lumber business. When you give us an order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber n little before you need it. That means no delay in construction, no wailing time that you have to pay for. Think that over. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dent. I'hone. .'Main 8 vaJKNSBraaajaajjBaiaiaaasafivaaaaajwrasaaaaaassM THE EMPIRE CAFE It. ('. ( raw ford, Prop. Fresh Oysters in Any Style Shniili'i !lmn 'il.idi' Spnrish Hnl Tanialr Horns (1 A. M. to iu::!0 P. M.; Snlunlay Night to 1. A. M. I'l.Olil'.NCE M1.1.KEY, Manojrer. ifj.' V J V i m-rx : I j r. v--AV- M i "I' 4.- . iB7 J CHARTER OAK RANGE The rauo that pleased your jrraiidiiKithtT seventy yeais lied and has lield that repu tation all these years. This funking ina'-hiiK operates w till one-third less fuel and Hives A-.l satisfjiftinn. ! JlfesRT Cossets S i rr-oi-vt Lactul ' J J thi'iniirh the corsets tlieni-! J felves, J J We cannot hope to eon- S S vev in words the merit ol ! t corset which finds its tVlU'C! W. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson - B. 1241 W'v Pay llest Prices fur Used Fuinituio i e can oniv tt II von lli.it tli.i ii, 'w ,i,.;,ri ,,ri J.MODA KT Front Laced ! ave ac- J Corsets seem ti iiiired an added trr.e-e and J S to impart to the I'ipire still J sonictliin.ir more of hcautv J I and of poise. ! We consider MODAIM'I J tlie host corset at any ! price. ' J I PAULINE LEDERLE have become impressed with the idea that perhaps after all it would he bettor for these men to be used as the leaven of the great force now steadily assembling on French soil, than to employ them on, the front at once. Also, that America can per form greater service for France by sendint to the front, when all i-i ready, a big, fnly-trained, adequate ly equipped, self-contained, self-reliant fighting unit, than to dissipate her stienKtli and Imperil her efforts by utilizing hero and there smaller rind less effective organizations. The French know that the Ger mans will know the minute American troops i each the font, and that the meeting will be anything hut a frolic for our boys. A single division, or even an army corps, might conceiv ably be cut to pieces if the Germans should determinedly -concentrate against it. and then, wP would have to start all over again. Hence, both Sammy and Jacques have been curbing iheir Impatience. So far as tlio "higher commands" are concerned American, British, French and Itali: n a thorough un-di-islanding exists. One may not say when, where, or how America's first real blow will fall; but It is per missible to predict that it will not 1-i ppen until we are so thoroughly prepared as to insure the most ef fective work possible for the A.'.'ies' and Amerisa's cause. Meantime the pioneer American soldii-r in France is becoming a better soldier CVorV dnv. fntonOnlli, , Iv.is a mighty fine soldier when he first landed even the rookie. You folks who knex him at home would "cnrcely recognise him now. such has been the miracle wrought ' hy the combination of Dritish and French methods or Intensive training with IVrshing improvements. I saw him In London marching Tv:st Buckingham Palace, Ifttlng Klnn Onrge and his faithful subjects give him Hip onee-nver. Of sturdy frame work but sallow skin and flabby muscles: much Iwftier than Tommy, but wllh slouching shoulders: slop ing his rifle according to his Indi vidual fancy; couldn't keep step even wlwn the King was looking espec ially to the bagpipe music, which per bnps shouldn't be charged up ngainst him. Today he Is the beat looking sold 'er in i:uropc or-ct. well-tanned and splendidly muscled. If he does n't prove to be the best in all re--picls it won't be for lack of self assurance. That is n big asset In his war, but it has Its possible dang ers. Just as Tommy and Pollu had in leam respect for Fritz' ability as a soldier although despizing his methods so Sammy will have to learn It, by oxpetlence. lint proud as you would be to see how S.uiuny has progressed In the profession of arms, you would be prouder still to know how exemplary has been Ills conduct. He had the admiration of the French people from the start. Now he has their love and 'onfidence. With vei-y rare excep tions which by reason of the sever ity nf the punishment inflicted are not likely tn be repeated his be havior towaid his hosts has been ex iilly what von expected it would be. Km a a few days' visit In these American camps- if it were possible 10 tell you Just where they are lo cated you would see how nicely we have responded to French sentiment and tradition while at the same time ecuring a site most suitable to our training requirements furnishes sufficient proof that your tiust has been worthily placed. From now on It is up to you to see that the spirit hack of the lines TMItll.I.I.Vd PHOTOPLAY AM) oiskuox xirvrs. John Rand, who believed that wealth meant power, was an operator In Vall Street: gtrnsilng amid a -ir.-ing. surging flood of mammon'? etosen people, each with his hand at ! Ills UHflllVI o llliuu, ...... their king. Forgetful of Lis love; forgetful of the girl he would have for his wife, John Rand plunged on ward in his fight for supremacy. The outcome of his pitiless struggle was reached amid sensational epifodes that will be thown in gripping photo drama at the Arcade theatre today only when Carmel Myers arrive? to to celebrate the recurrence of "Blue bird Day." On this same program will also be A A 4 It Is Eeal Economy to Use King's Processed Fruits and Vegetables A lr,' IV.ckaL'f of Strap Yecretahlos "Will' Make 10 Plates of Soup. 1 Pound of Kind's Prunes Equals 3 Pounds of Fresh Primes. 1 Pound of Kinc's Apples Equals 8 Pounds , of Fresh Apples. T Pound of Kind's Strin'zlcss Beans Equals 10 Pounds of Fresh "Hems. Also Peaches. Peai-s, Ilasphenios with the same proportion of saving. arrss yrocery Phone Main 70 408 North Fir St. Farmers Phone B. 192 Cross the Track She always has use for stationery the kind the La Grande Pharmacy is showing for holiday trade. 12-(-tf. "Wilhin the Law.' Any card or package of Xn.as seals in our corner window 5 cents. Look at them. La Giaude Pharmacy. 12-512 ins SYRUP WI.LD CHERRY WITH GUAHACOL AND ' EUCALYPTUS. Levy-Vogel Drug Co, 11-27-tf. New shipment of Jackson Corsets. Walling Millinery. 11-28-tf. The new Talc. WALTZ DREAM, is soft and refreshing and breanes the fragrance of crushed flowers. shown the Oregon News Weekly. This Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 11-27-tf. one reel subject that has been sr.own at the Arcade each Thursday is a very ! VOTK'K! interesting reel, showing the differ- j The State Board of Health reports cnt Industries In Oregon and bring- ,.e eitY Wllc.r now bpjr.g received in Ing before the people Just what f..is I ampe 'quantities from Beaver Creek great state Is.doing. j is absolutely pure, so there Is no Among the subjects this week Is ! JonKc-r any necessity of boiling city shown the Oregon boys leaving for! water "over there, the hxalled ofiuers ot the Elk's lodge on their recent visit to Portland, the large stock .rds at Portland and the largest packing plant, and many other Interesting subjects. L. M. IIOYT, Water Superintendent. The play, "Within the Law" ran for sixteen months on Broadway. The picture version of thi3 wohoer ful success will be shown at the Ar cade Monday and Tuesday. 12-5-tf. Do not allow yourself to be an noyed by a hacking cough and sore ness in the Chest and Lungs when you can get immediate relief by tak- Intercsting and Instructive. "The Stars and Stripes in France," and "In the Wake of the Huns." See them at thj Star, Saturday only. 12-3-5L Not Rub Is XI L .Ti sUI '-' V mm Off, Last 4 Times as Let,. 2$ Others, Sato T.V.I. 'f Alice Joyce and Harry Morcy are at their best in the wonder nl pict ure, "Within the Law" at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. 12-5-tf. is maintained at as high a pi'rh as that of the men who are to do you-fighting. Cut This Out It Is Worth .Money. DON'T MIS8 THIS. Cut out this 1 slip, enclose with 5c and r.iaU it to j Foley & Co., 2k3a Sheffield, Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and I adrcss clearly. You will receive in j return a trial package containing j Foley's Honey and Tar Compound j for coughs, colds, and croup; oley pills for pain in sides and back, rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathart ic Tablets, a wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. Sold every wheic. Adv. Santa Clans' quarters COME AND SEE THE LATEST It is a privilege to show our heantiful Holiday (!oods and von will ohline us hv considering this a PKRSOXAL fXYITATJOX to call and in spect our new extensive lino of Christmas novelties. Newlin Book & Stationery BLUEBIRD Larmei myers ano iennei In the Sensational Melodramatic Photoplay the Lash or rower OREGON INniSTRIAL NEWS NO. B Oregon Hoys Leave Tor "Over There" Senator, Governor and Mayor Vie with Relatives in Sceir.g Ihiys Off Senator Ccorge K. Chamberlain Oregon's Le.-uler in the Wo! Id's Military Affairs Elks' Home DefeiKe Regiment Greet Kxnltcd officers on Recent Visit to I'eitlan.l Hazing Old I.andnark Mother Church of o.cgM! Mithislists tiivca Way to Busim-si Structure Millions Scent for Livestock Stockyards at North Portia::,! Market fir l'r.iire Liiard Lnijure An ln-tili;lion Worlh While Largest Puckiiiir Plant Spreaiis Fame of Oregon Meats Ovir the Clobe E X ALSO A COMEDY TODAY ONLY R "WITHIN THE LAW" Coming Mon. and Tues. 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