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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1917 La uka.j;i-; j, ij.u uii.sLiivi'Ji PAGE TWO ; : if if A. 7 Your Clothes Sir, I ForThe Holidays i Whether you have in mind tho selection of an overcoat warm and luxurious; a suit of own ing clothes immaculate in cut and fit; or a sack suit of appropriate winter weight conic ii, .; Come in and sev at first hand how surpass ingly well Kirschhiuim clothes fit and hecoine your, figure 'how surpassingly well we can serve you at such moderate prices as : $16.50 $20.00 $25.00 $27.50 Hill's Dep't Store Quality and Service V ; . ' The large assortment of White Hemstitching. Ivory, nlmost every kind made just .10 cents per yard. 1'nckagoB mny tho very Iutest--at Silverthorn's ho left at Nash Electric Co, or Mrs. Family Drug Store. O. ' L. Wall's, 1904 Adams avenue. Dally 4 times Weekly 1 tlmo. 11-24-lmo. Quick Deliveries are a feature of this lumber business. When you glvt 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 hav to Tim, f - TUi..l. . 1. ., GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY i..t,.:i i in o THE EMPIRE CAFE II. C. Crawford, Prop. Fresh Oysters in Any Style Shank's Hnme-Mnilo Spanish Hut Tamnlc HOURS 0 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.j Snturdny Night to 1. A. M. FLORENCE MULKEY, Manager. California's Budded Walnuts . The Choiciest of These Fancy Nuts These extra I'aii.y lindded Walnuts are gotten lu ll process known as laid. ling the trees when tho fruit is young: therefore , (hose remaining are very much larger anil more nutritious fruit. New today: Pjmicv JJlearhed Heedless Raisins, 0e II), Head Lettuce is now coining large and firm, 1.'J5 a box. Kxtra large Prunes in S-lli4 hoxes. I'lcnfy of new l.enion. Orange and Citron Peels. Parsnips. Cam its and Turnips'are :? a 11). Heeded Raisins, f, package, dean and fancv stock. Arrived today: New shipment Portland Sweet Cookies. Nut Meats, ali'eailv ground, for cakes, salads, etc. .New Package l-'igs. l.V, "J for and 2 for l.'ie. Fresh War I'.rcad every morning. Preferred Stock New Asparagus is here. Pure Pennsylvania liiu-kwhcat for your break fast cakes. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY MKKSU'K DAMAfil-: SI IT NKA.fi i fi contusion'. BAKER, Dec. . (Special.) Tak Inn of testimony In tho damage suit filed by cx County Judge Messick closed yesterday nftninoon. Mr. Rand then opened the argument, de voting the rest of the morning to re viewing his side of the ease and palming Judge Messick as being persecuted. In his forceful and eloquent man ner, Mr. Kunu tnrew niinseu nuo niE subject. Mr. Rand took tho posi tion that the affidavits concerning Judge Messlck's alleged Improper re lations with hlB ward, Qlenna Iteconl, were In themselves actionable and that if nothing more had been as serted outsldo the affidavits by the circulators Btill the contents of the affidavits wore libelous and defam atory; that their direct effect was to deprive Judge Messick of public es teem and confidence and to injure him Irreparably both as a citizen and lawyer and as the bolder of an office of trust and confidence. Judge Clifford for the defense was oo less vigorous In his manner. lie dunled emphatically that the defend ants wcro actuated by personal mal ice or sought ulterior purposes, Claiming thut thefi actions at all times were open 'and abovo board; OI11C1AI. WAIt I'K'I'l iti;s AT TIM STAIt TIIKATItK. j ARCADE ................... risi'K Ti'KS Aon TO "TIM MTTIjK imOTHKIt.' A right that is said to tlnglo with realism soon will be seen In the lat est Trlanele-Kuy Deo play, "The Lit tle Brother," by Louis Zellner, in which Thomas II. Ince presents his new star, Enid Hennett. It Is one of those flBtlc encounters that may be seen any day in any big city about the time the "extras" arrive hot from the press, and the newsies strugglo for the best corners and lie In wait for the possible customer. Enid Dennett in the title role of this production portrays a little girl of the slums who, thinking to add to the family Income, dons boys' clothes buys a few papers and plunges Into the maelstrom of the city's busiest section with disastrous results. All of the older newsboys resent the presence of tho new "kid" and a free-for-all fight ensues. In the rough nnd tumble scramble Miss Dennott Is said to hold her end up every mlnnto and only yields at the last moment to overwhelming odds. This picture and Fatty Arbuckle'n newest comedy will be shown at the Arcade today and tomorrow. Fatty's comedy Is called "Fatty at Coney Island," and has been pro. noimced as being his best two reel comedy he hns produced. that Judge Mslclc wai Riven nn op portunity ro refi;i nil charges agalnit him. and f-Hinp. ia this lie was offered in 'nppoi tuftiiy to resign office, which he refused to do. The defense claimed that the words of the Ualdwln nffldnvlt were not and nre not actionable In themselves because they do not charge the plaintiff with the conimlfsion of any crime but merely constitute an official slate menl.under oc.lh by Mrs. Baldwin. S-T-A-R A 95 Lesson - m Tomorrow, Saturday, the first of ficial war pictures to be shown in La Grande will ho presented at the Star Theatro for the one day only. These pictures were taken by the Cinematographic Division of the Fiench army and are absolutely au thentic. The three reel picture "In the Wako of the Huns" was used in Port land during the last Liberty loan drive by the committee and caused much Interest. They v.ere taken in the battle region after Von Hindi nburg's ! "victorious retreat." The ruin und desolation in the Somnie, the Oie, and on the Ahno are pictured In all their appalling tragedy. Shattered vllages, blown up bridges, devastated orchards nnd every Imaginable form of vandalism that may be inflicted upon mere property nre shown. Oc casional peasants arc seen aniong the ruins und this gives a human touch to the views.- Armies on the inarch and big guns in action are also shown. The other reels are "With the Stars and Stripes in France," and show "our boys" at work and play. In addition to these Interesting pictures, the Musical Shermans will entertain with their Hawaiian spec ialties. Trimmed lints from One Dollar to Five at the Walling Millinery. 12-7-tf lleceniljer 10th is the last dny to pay your water rent without a pen alty. 12-7-21. Stanfield Martin & Slater garage to be remodeled. Deep m ho r 10th Is the Inst 'rVny to pay your water rent without a pen alty. 13-7-21. Stomach Trouble nnd Constipation. Those who are afflicted with stom ach trouble and constipation should read the following: "I have never found anything so good for stomach troublo and constipation ns Chain borlnln's Tablets. I have used them off and on now for tho past two years . They not only regulate the action of the bowels but stimulate tho liver nnd keep one's body in a healthy condition," writes Mrs. Den Jamin Hooper, Auburn, N. Y. adv. Iff li 1 v'".. I I rront Laced J through the corsets tlieiu selves: AVe cannot hone to con I vey in words the merit of I Sn corset which finds its! ' most fitting expression in! figures c can onlv tell von' that the new design or MO DA R T Front Laeed 5 t-orsets seem to have ac- iiiii'i'tl an added grave and ; to impart to the figure still J J something more ot beauty J and of poise. We consider MOPART ! the best corset at any price. Chamberlain's Tablots. Chamberlain's Tablets are intend ed especially for stomach troubles, biliousness and constlpatiop, and have met with much success in the treatment of those diseases. Peo ple who have suffered for years with stomach trouble and have been un able to obtain any permanent relief, have been completely cured by the use of these tablets. Chamberlain's Tablets are also of great value for biliousness. Chronic constipation may lie permanently cured by tak- y3 For years the priii- (jlg) ciples of thrift had been preached to the American peo- 0ft pie with little or no W effect. " Sufficient unto the day" was the creed by which many ordered their living. Hut war with its great demands, its sacrifices and i t s uncertainties h a s brought the great lesson borne. m C.5 (H) Tliousaiids of work "fiX ers are now o)ening Savings C$P and are practiiung thrift "Ssk Are y o u one of Sj those who see" the m light? Accounts regularly 0 (i'li m La Grande, Oregon iM Cfi if ft ft We Have an Unusually Fine Supply of Fruits, Nuts and Candy or Fruit Cake PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY ,i t jt.t Wonor-anrir for AT incemeat & Also All tne ingi cuieubo .j Phone Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192 408 North Fir St. Cross tW Track t Harris Grocery - Come in and Select Your Xmas Candy and Nuts United States lng Chamberlain's Tablets and ob serving the plain printed directions with each bottle. adv. CHARTER OAK-RANGE Early EAT KING'S VEGETABLES AND FRUIT They are Cheaper or as Cheap as Any Other Vegetable or Fruit Home-made Kraut Irish Mackerel Bulk Mince Meat ?.nd Nonesuch in Packages This Store Is Co-operating with the United States Government. Several Articles Are Reduced in Prices. Trade with Us and Get Treated Right. CALL MAIN 35 .i:ii.rw:vfc!4SiA'J8ijSl? 3 p&uzy&um&: (ftp" T si is 1 The range that pleased your grandmother seventy years ago and has held that repu tation all these years. Thisj cooking machine operates! with one-third less fuel and sw what is tne tenn alicA t0 one gives A-i satisf action. j " " Plvc or , 0 ycar8 3aUy. HUG'S GROCERY Wife Snmrty. (nibbling her' pen) Let's Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson - B. 1211. We Pay .Best Prices for Used Furniture Boston Transcript. Not war pictures but pictures showing conditions now existing In tire war zone. "In the Wake of tho i Huns," and "Tho Stars and Stripes in France." Star Theatre, Satur- ' day only. 12-3-St. A lovely assortment of crochet yi'iies, dollies, table runners, etc., suitable for Christmas gifts, at Wn.ll ii.g's Millinery. 1U-1-U Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ; This is not only one of the best and most efficient medicines for coughs, colds and croup, but Is also pleasant and safe to tulte, which ;is Important when medicine must be given to children. Many mothdrs have given it their unqualified en dorsement. adv. ft mfi)iJWVSM T""$ T 333 ' A f $k BP ff f P'-U".t n TODAY and TOMORROW I 1 1 'k' ,:iK- l'Sj Enid Bennett I I The Little Brother Makes About the Most Appealing Boy You Ever Saw, in the Triaugle Play She has to be a boy because her brothers desert her and shft has to go out oil the street and sell papers. Then a man comes along and things change. ALSO FUNNY FATTY ARBUCKLE In His Newest and Best "Fatty at Coney Island" iV. CALL MAIN 80 PAULINE LEDERLE
