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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1917)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1917 J'AOK 1.VV0 LA (JKA-NUk LVJMAU OiJSLUVhdi V; . 4 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. j. 4. 4. a 4. 4. . 4 . 4- x i-.i . w.-rr Your Clothes Sir, For The Holidays Whether you have in mind the selection of an overcoat warm c.ivl luxurious; a suit of even ing cloth''. immaculate in cut aiul fit; or a hack suit of appropriate winter weight come in. Come in anrl see ;it first hand how surpass ingly well Kirs' hbaiun clothes fit and become your figure how surpassingly well we can serve you at such moderate prices as ' $16.50 '$20.00 $25.00 : $27.50 V.. I Hill's Dep't Store 1 .'j. 1 rt - 1 yuiuiiy aim service .- ! i ARC A BE "WITHI.V THW r,.v." "Within the Law," the big special nine-reel feature will be shown at the Arcade, Monday an'l Tuesday. This picture received tho following. criticism in Motogrnphy, by Ceo. W. Graves and will give every one a good Idea as to what the picture in la' fore theyi loUt, , 1, ,...,. "Bnyaid Veiller's drama of heart beats and startling, uirrxpucted de velopments, wua fortunate to have fallen Into such capable hands as those of director William V. S. Carlo for Its production on tho Hereon and ..to micli a cast of competent Vlta grapherH, with Alice Joyce and Harry Morey In tho leading parts, ttint a viewer loses all sight of tho theatric. All the bis situations which kept the play for such a Ions time cm Broad way have been Vitagraphed In excel lent dramatic style, Hiving tho screen version tho punch that puts it in tho Ham" position In moving pictures that "Within tho Law" occupied The thrilling moments, the heart-interest scenes, the -mystery, the cun ning of the representatives of the law plttJd against the equal shrewd ness of those going strictly against the law tut technically within it; all these things, in fact, the sum totalof the play's hits are thrown upon the screen foi tvo hours of engrossed entertainment. Tne picture Is one whose every scene makes one more eaKcr for the next. "A very noteworthy and memor abl. part of the production is the worjt of the cast, every member of which Is suited to the part assigned. Alice Joyce scores a triumph as Mary Turner, the woman with the alarm ing Ingenuity and courage, reglstori iug perfectly the near complete gam ut of emotions attached to the part and making an appealing as well as graceful and beautiful figure to watch l'pon Oio screen. Tho fans will bo glad to note that Alice Joyce !s ngnin being regularly starred In pictures after her extended absence from tlm screen. The name of Harry Morey nlono la enough to stir up en thusiasm anywhere among the film pluy-goers. Mr, Morey makes Joe Garson stand out in all of his actions, among the stage oftVi inK-i of its tlmo. ( pulling Ms usual ardor and sincerity i -J V::. Ll'lA Quick Deliveries are a feature of this lumber business. When you five us an order you can canfidently rely on getting your lunkcr a little before you need it. Taat means no delay in costructii, us wuiting time taut ytu kavt to ,'. pay for. Think that ever. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY livtail Dept. I'honc, Main 8 THE EMPIRE CAFE U. Crnnfurd. Prop. i Fresh Oysters in Any Style ShmK'.i Uot?ic.Mnrlp Spanish Hot TamRl Snerial for Sunday - Itoast Chicken, and Pumpkin l'le IIOUKS G A. M. to 10::!0 r. M.j Saturday Night to 1. A. FLORENCE .MULKEY, Manasrer. Have Exciting Trip jWallovva County Is Here From Boise! Having Big Year Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKeeth and son i Fred M. Smith of Enterprise is vis ami daughter, Kenneth and Edna, are his lentiBt in U Grande and cal .. . . ... ... ( ling on his friends. Mr. Smith states spending a week visiting Mrs. Mc- . .. . , ..... .. " that everything looks bright for his Keeth's brothers, Arthur and Walter, town aml that j,,,, of Wallowa Jones and families. The McKeeths had a most exciting trip from Boise to Nampa. Jmt before they reached Meridian, their engine broke a rod and stripped all the gear on one side. After considerable delay" they limped into Meridian, but having no air, they ware unable to stop and crashed head on into the engine of the train bound out for Boise. They arrived at Nampa too late to catch number l'J and had to remain over night, arriv ing in La Grande Tuesday about 10 a. m. They expect to remain in La Grande for a week and then go on to Port land and visit Mrs. McKeethte sister. Mrs. O. J. Lougheed. They expect to return home in time to accompany their daughter, Gladys, home from the Boise high school. . 0 Aa Allen Enemy. ' Mr. Schmidt," complained Mrs. Terrell, "I ordered a dozen fresh eggs." "Chasa?" Inquired the grocer. "Haf dey not come already?" You sent me nine eggs," declared the irate eustomer, "and three pois on gas bombs." Puck. county. The Hyatt three story block, built from native stone, is having the fin ishing touches put on it. The lower floor will be occupied by the E. M. St H. department store. There had been no snow until a few days ago and stock had been feeding on the higher ranges at least six weeks longer than usual this year and at the present time are fat enough for beef. The three big sheep men of Wallo wa, Fred Faulkner, J. Dobbins and Peter Bcudan, have driven their sheep! down to the winter pasturages on Jos eph sreek, the Grande Ronde, the ! S-T-A. We Have an Unusually Fine Supply of (il'KST AT KM.WtT 1IOI SK PAIITVj IS IDKXTIHKII AS THIKI'. ; into the portrayal. Adele DeGarde scores a distinct hit as Aggie, the happy-go-lucky, witty-tongued girl, the character that those who saw the stage play will remember well. Mies DeGarde is substantially helped by sub-titles, probably from the orig inal manuscript, which are gems of piquant clang. Another among the players deserving special mention Is Eugene O'Rourke, who, with a good part, geto plenty of Jaughs from the audieno because his depiction is so unerringly and comically true to life. Dlllle Billings, Anders Randolf, Wal ter McGrall and Robert Galllard are other players prominent in the sup port. "The picture Is bo'Vid to "get over" with audiences who demand high class. Intelligently prepared en tertainment. It Is a credit to Great er Vitagraph. Settings and general atmosphere are more than acceptable and the photography Is up to the Vit agraph standard. o You can get along without our candy but you won't after you try It. La Grande Pharmacy. li-o-it. Hemstitching. 10 cents per yard. Packages may be left at Nash Electric Co. or Mrs. O. L. trail's, 1904 Adams avenue. 11-24-lnio. Ready Now at Old Price. Fresh lot (just received) of Fol ey's Honey and Tar are selling at be-fore-the-war prices. This puts a well- known cough medicine, ready to use, in homes at less than It costs to buy and mix the ingredients yourself and saves the bother and muss. Mrs. Mary Klsby, 3533 Princeton, Ave., Spokane, Wash., writes: "I was sick in bed with lagrippe. I coughed very badly. I took Foley's Honey and Tar. It stopped my cough and I got better. 8o now I am around the house again. Sold everywhere. Adr. Snake river and the Imnaha. Wallo wa county scarcely has to feed its stock. Wallowa stock men are constantly improving their cattle and are largely running to Shorthorns, so Mr. Smith states. This year they have sold their herds down rather close, owing to the attractive prices that have prevailed. They feel assured of plenty of hay this winter if the weather is not ex tra severe and there seems to be every indication of an open winter. ".Enterprise has had a wonderful growth, a steady growth justified by surrounding -conditions. It has in: creased from 1240 at the last census to about 3500 today. vThe valley raises hay, wheat,- oats and barley and is an ideal stock coun try. All roads and canyons lead to and center in Enterprise and all the stock country for 40 miles is tributary to the town, owing to Joseph creek and other canyons shutting them off. Enterprise is growing steadily and is continuing to grow. o - Alice Joyce and Harry Morey are at their best In the wonderful pict ure, "Within the Law" at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. 13-5-tf. What do you think is a rjjon-ibic sum for a fellow to havi-when he wanti to get married? Vi.i P'TrDii.i of course, would say ham-au l-i't' j money, the rent and enough la ca'l j In the doctor a couple of time.". vith-( out standing film off, but An.l sni.i she thought an income of 3 40.00-' a year wpuld be emjiiph. Brent Brewster ami sh v.vrc e thd garden when he pv'. the i'ieyton, and they left right a"ii' w not Ma answ-r. He was busy anyway, for he was on the trail of a crook, 0;ipt. Drake, and he Vas also on tho trail of that $10,000. He got botn. The Ktory of his work is pa:t ot t'" ac tion .'a "Flying Colors,'' the new Tri ar.rlc Mm drama. starriJU Wlllinm . Singer Hewing Machine Agency is now with Coolidge Paint Store. Singer machines for sale. New machines rented. Phone Main 7. 12-5-tf. R. WOOLSEY. Agent ft Also All the Ingredients Necessary for Mincemeat Fruits, Nuts and Candy or Fruit Cake PLACE YOUR ORDEPw TODAY I Desmond, which will be presented at ithe Arcade Theatre, Sunday only. Colors weren't the only thinb' that flew during those strinuo ia days. Brewster came to tho lions s as a guest, also as a dectlve. and remoin-' l to become a rich man and a member of the famiiy. But he earned the ie ward. Brewster went to 'he ric'.i Mr. Lansing'.! home to Iden'.'fy the rogue who was stealing M.s. Lansing s lewels. He found Cant. Drake as a i house guest there. The Captain was r-r, to save her, takes the guilt upon arris Grocery Farmers Phone B. 192 . Cross the Track Phone Main 70 408 North Fir St, h cused ot theft, and about to be con victed by a callous Judge. Her broth- himself. The girl tries to see the Of course Brewster becomes judge, to plead that a prison sentence as attentive to .Mrs. Lan-M.ieans af.-uui 10 jilt uroiuer, u.m hi- exceedinely attentive 10 M.-r sing, hint Blng's sister. Anne, who wanted the orders her run out of town for annoy- ' big annual income. I ins him. She swears vengeance, j imn'-jo iianu Biiyiicu uii-.- ii.ij . . j -- - - ..I, nnms a position from wnicn she ! j, ' Tho books of the European War, both entertaining and Instructive,' at Siiverthorn's Family Drug Store.. 12-8-tf ....?. .?. 4f. 'A WARNING! he attempted to stroke a moustache where thirc was none. That gave Brewster a clue. He Identified Drake as a notorious Jewel thief ant! watched for the chanca to nab him. He had a hard time doing it. and lib quest makes the five reels of absorb ing drama In the Trianirle play "Fly ing Colo's." STAR o A WOMAN'S VKXGEANCK. A foitune-teller with a country Circus, earning a scanty living for herself and her consumptive brother, putting up with hardships for the sake of his health which may be benefitted Iry the outdoor life, is ac- to wi How her revenge Is coin- can strike. pleted and how her triumph turns to ashen is told In the strong Butter fly picture, "Society's Driftwood," with Grace Cunard as the star and Joseph Girard as the unjust judge, which will be seen at the Star theatre i.j. cmpty bottles back promptly or on Sunday and Monday. , I. t0 require troublesome and ted- O .? Innq chpek on nil hnttles deliv- Milk patrons of the various dairies in La Grande are warned that the high cost of glass bottles compels us to re quire prompt return of empty bottles. The glass famine makes it Decessary to either get Mavis (perfume). Mavis has be.-n 1. crcli, or we will have to deliver catiea ine iiarmony 01 riowers. - it.., the milk in paper cartons and J is delightful. Displayed at Levy-Vogel j the patrons will be charged 4 Erug Co. 10-12-tf. 4. 2 1-2 cents per carton. Kindly return bottles promptly and J December 10th is the last day to ' 4. save this expense. 12-4-6L 4" pay your water rent without a pen-'. .J. aity. 1 t. ; .;. 4. .;. .j. .j. .j. . 4. 4. . Quality Our Policy 1 c 35- V r Ir J I?!TIS 1 Vv -if rS! ft r'Xf n 3 y. x i n CHARTER OAK RANGE The range that pleased your grandmother seventy yars ago and has held that repu tation all these years. This rooking machine operates with one-third less fuel and gives A-l satisfartion. J front Lace J Ithroui'li the corsets thein- selves. We cannot hope to con i ,. ;.. 1 . .1. : r 'n "(.mis nit,' niri it oi i !a corset which finds 4,-t I A ,i I, WD,' ! ltS i 1 1 if? -" 1 srv p ;0 . t ' . . .-.Ji-.-.. 4...-lik;vV'.-.:'.?fn'" i v v. ... . ' i most fitting expression in SI, ligure. w Ol, J e ran only tell you J that the new design" of! j XI OI) ART Front l.a.vd'l j Corsets seem to have ac-i ; quired an added grace and J, to impart to the figure still Boinrthing more of beauty J! ! and of poise. . Jj J We consider MODAUTi: "FLY in A Thrilling Story of an Athlete, a Detective, a Thief and a Woman's Honor ANIMATED WEEKLY and Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson B. 1241 TRIANGLE COMEDY ; the best corset at any ;j Sunday Only i price. i We I'ay Best Prices for . Used IVtrniture PAULINE LEDERLE A , . ww is w vVWHiAj
