La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1918, Image 2

Wi.:T)XiDAV. JANUARY 2, 1918
LA (JJi'Als'Di'; KVEXINd OiWKliVEJJ
re - Inventory S
This Week begins a Sale for which
Hundreds of Women Have Waited
Every Ladies Winter Garment in this
Store at a Reduced Sate Price
For inonr.Iis wo have talked about our stylos, our quality standard,
our exfolloNce of material, and now in a sinftle hour all of this
lias heen changed and we will talk just PIUCK.
You have learned the other part of the story, especially if
you have been a' patron of this store,
NOW PmCE'.wilJ prevail as the chief magnet to draw. We
have . ,v i
25 LADIES' SUITS .REDUCED 1-2
U LADIES' COATS ' REDUCED 1-3
49 LADIES' DRESSES REDUCED 1-4
One Lot of 15 DUESSES, values to $19.75, at .$9.85
Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, all reduced .1-1
Hill's Department Store
i HII'I" SHOW TODAY
Tho Hippodrome Vaudeville show
that will bo presented at the Arcade
theatre tonight only la mado up of a
variety of acts that will no doubt
please all who boo them.
Bob Lee, or the Mississippi Slicker,
stm ts the hall rolling. He Is a neat
appearing young man with a pleasing:
personality and during all ot IiIr per-
fonuanco ho has a rapid flro of com
edy tulle that never falls to hit tho
spot. lie is a wondorful puliner and
many of his card tricks are now to
tho public and with his comedy talk
things are kepi moving every minute.
A man nud woman who hull from
far off Australia, calling themselves
' the Australian Sorcnaders, come most
highly recommended as artists who
sing wondorfully harmoniously. From
what ran be gathered from tho ad
vanco reports tho combination of the
two voices serve to furnish harmony
singing ot tho most melodious char
acter. George and May do Glenn offer
what they call Afler llu Uasquorado.
They open thoir act In full dress cos
tume and relato tho different exper
iences they, had whllo attending the.
ninsnuornd( Tliolr comedy Is now
and 18 full of laughs. They mnko
several changes of costume during
their act and display many 'gorgeous
gowns.
Good roller skaters are few and far
between and It has been a long while
since an act of thin kind has been
seen here. The Turners present an
act that is Just a little different tlian
tho ordinary one and one that shows
skill and daring.
These four acts togother with the
orchestra and KoyMono comedy will
probably make ono of tho best bnl
ancod bills that 1ms been here.
Tho photoplay for Thursday Is Vlo
lot Morcereau in the Bluebird pro
duction, ''The Raggedy Queen."
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Aro Your Hewers Clogned?
Tho bowels aro the sewerage sys
tem of tho body. You can well Im
nglno tho result when they are
stopped up as In tho ease of consti
pation. As a purgative you will find
Chamberlains Tablets excellent. 'They
are mild and gentle in their action.
They also Improve tho digestion.
Adv.
ire
Quick Deliveries
art a feature of this lumber
business. When you jrive us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a littlo
before you ncod It. That means
no delay in construction, no
wailing: time that you have to
pay for. Chink that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
KrUil Dept. Minn. Mail 8
I S-T-A-
"OXK SHOT liOSS"
llfPlSf
The Lewald
Talking Machine
is one which we would bo
justified in asking double
the pjjee. fie Lerrald will
play th lateral fr Tertieal
nut records; has ton modi-,
fier, inside reppulator and 12
inch fundable. Come in aud
hear it.
Furniture Exchange
7ir and Jefferson B 1241
Best Prices Paid for
Used Furniture
(Reviewed by Edward Weltzel in the
Moving ricturc World.)
A somewhat different western
iiiciournmn in "One Shot Ross," a
five-part picture written by Lambert
Hlllyer, directed by Cliff Smith and
featuring Roy Stewart The usual
characters and Incidents that go to
mnko UD screen fiction nf ihi null.
nlnr brand are all to be found in
Ono Shot Ross," but tho author and
the director have known how to give
their work the touch of deftness that
makes It seem novel and full of inter
est. Vitality is tin- common Inherit
ance of men and women of the tnw
and quick action Is n part of their
dally creed. Tho opening scene sots
a pace that keeps events moving at
the proper melodramatic speed, and
of thrills there are more than a gen
erous supply.
"Ono Shot Ross." the hern nf I lw,
tale. Is tho owner of a beautiful paii
of guns and is nil-fired sudden with
his trigger finger. After converting
n number of do.-porntt.-ly bad men
into peaceful citizens lv shootim- tin.
breath out of them he crows lin-il nt
the gamo and leaves his beloved gum
in chargo of n friend. He is able to
resist his natural Impulse to "(icd
the drop" on someone until he meets
up v.-'th a lady, Nan Sheridan by
name, finds out that she 1m In trouble
and that the only arguments that arc
going I,, help her any are the kind
that come out of the business end of
a six-shooter, lie semis n messenger
inslantcr and his friend delivers the
weapons Into his bands nt that ofi
quoted and always Impoitant psych
ological moment. As a consequence
the Kane of cattle rustlers that have
muid. iod Nan's father and then at
tempted to run off her herd of steers
Is treated to n rare exMbit-on of gen
play that puts u locoed finish to tin
scheme. Ross then dashes back to
the Slu-rldun ranch and vindicates his
reputation by shooting up the leadei
of the gang under great strategic
difficulties and rescuing Miss Nan
from a worse than deadly danger.
"One Shot Ross," as played by iioy
Stewart, is a flue specimen of man
hood in the rough and has the spec
tator on his side at every stage of
the proceedings. Josie Sedgwick
makes Nan Shoild.m worth all the
fighting Tor she costs One Shot, and
Jack Richardson, Louis Durham,
William i;ilini:ford and l.co Willis
supply a choice collection of west
erners, good and bail.
Tills feature will be presented nt
Iho Star Theatio, Thuisday and Friday.
ARCADE, THURSDAY ONLY
Aetlers from
j Jhe front
krv.xktii carpy writes ho.mk
l-'p.o.m somicwhurk ix fhaxc1-:
(Letter from Kenneth 13. Carpy of
the" La Grande Hospital Unit, to
his brother, Wiilard Carpy.)
Stirring and tense scenes. In
Dante's Inferno, at the Star Satur
day only. 1-2-ot.
Somewhere In France
November 27, 1917.
Dear nrotlier:
I havo just been out buying a
French meal. We thought we would
buy a few enns of jam to take along
with us so I pointed out three cans
that looked llko Jelly. Wo wero un
fortunate enough to draw ono can
of .beans and two of sour prunes. All
we needed was some canned salmon
to make it a regular military meal
I expect I will have to learn this
French langungo. Every lime I buy
anything I think they beat mo out
of a few sous. I bought some gloves
tonight marked 2F9 and she charged
mo two francs and 19 cents. I said
to her "You stung mo sister," but
she just smiled and said "Oni, on I,
(wee, wee) meaning "yes, yes."
Wo are still digging holes In the
ground and carrying wood. I would
not mind using a pick it I didn't get
,my hands so dirty.
Dill S. objects to washing pans that
have had burned rice in them.
don't know any war news but I think
peace has been declared.
. Th,o, California, boys wero paid this
evening and they aro whooping it up
In the "Cafe do la Care.
Let me give you a little advice:
valuable rights and result In your
Immediate induction Into military
service and trial by court-martial.
Dated 1-2-18.
J. GARFIELD KING,
Member of Local Board
CARD OF THAMtS
Mr. Geo. Peach and other relatives
wish to thank their many friends who
were so generous In deeds of kind
ness and words of sympathy spoken
during tho sickness and death of
James Peach. 1-2-1 1.
Dante's Inferno, the poet's concep
tion of Hell. . Star theatre, Satur
day only. l-2-3t.
Notice to Telejrnin Patrons.
Anyone not receiving the Telegram
or wishing to subscribe for same,
please notify A. ft. Herrman, agent,
Red 3351. The carrier beys will col
lect the first of every month.- 12-6-lm
"PAY MR'
AI'STl.V UliOWXKLL IN FRANCE
(Continued From Pago 1.)
(Continued on page 4.)
I NEW -TODAY!
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS
Extra choice lino bred from heavy
laying strain, vigorous. Mrs. Chas.
II. Shepherd, 11)05 Adams Ave., La
Grande. 1-2-5L
LOST A black and wliito Lewellin
dog; answers the name Bruce.
Phone Red 171. Al Andrews, La
Grande. 1-2-3L
WANTED From owner only
small modern home or close-in
acreage on good terms. Must be
bargain. Address description in
full to P. O. box ltlii, City. 1-2-tf.
Dante's Inferno, tho poet's concep
tion or Hell, Star theatre, Satur
day only. 1-2-Dt.
"PAY ME."
Americans can beat them for the first
two or three weeks In France, but
then they lose out as they do not
seem to like most of the French
wines.
The people themselves have many
peculiarities to us. Their ways arc
very much different. Very often you
think you arc just about to see a
fight when they are only discussing
START THE YEAR RIGHT BY
PHONING YOUR ORDERS FOR
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN SEA
SON, TO
Phone Main 70
OUR POLICY FOR 1918 WILL BE
THE SAME AS THE YEAR JUST
PASSED
PRICES LOWEST,
QUALITY HIGHEST,
SERVICE OUR WATCHWORD. -
arris
r ocery
Phone Main 70-Farmers Phone Black 192
408 North Fir Street Cross the Track
tho weather. They are very demon-1
strative and talk a lot with their
hands, using motions to illustrate
what thoy say. Thoy aro also a very
polite race. They Insist upon shak
ing hands when you meet, also upon
parting. Tho women go one better
than that as they kls3 each other
upon the cheek and then turn the
other cheek and kiss again. We euro
have some good experiences but give
mo the good old U. S. A. and Un
American people and customs.
We are getting along quite well.
Tho different camps for the Americ
ans are being constructed and fixo"
up very rapidly. .Transportation
facilities are being rushed as fast as
material can be secured and by
Spring we hope to let the kaiser and
his Fritzies know we are in the field.
Fritz, however, is a husky lad, much
more so than either the French or the
English. Most of tho Germans arc
good Blzed men and strong appearing
but the larger they are the harder
they fall. War is a bad thing but
tho more I see of It the more I am
convinced that we must crush them
completely.
Most of tho boys are quite well.
There have been a large number of
colds but otherwise nothing to
amount to anything.
Well Viola if you can find time to
drop me a letter occasionally I will
appreciate it very much. Give my '
regards to your father and mother.
Very truly yours,
PRIVATE AUSTIN BROWNELL;
"PAY MR"
Kstrnyed.
Two year old spotted heifer, brand
ed quarter circle R on right hip;
three yearlings, ono black hoifor,
ono yearling mottled face, one year
ling steer, all three branded XR on
right hip; an unbranded calf follow
ing the hcirer. Rex Conaway, R. F.
D. 2. Phono 4x1. 12-29-3tpd.
Prefers Chamberlain's.
In the course of a conversation with
Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s repre
sentative today, we had occasion to
discuss In a general way the merits
of. their dlfTorent preparations; At
his suggestion 1 take pleasure in ex
pressing my estimation of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. I have a fam
ily of six children and have used this
remedy in my home for years. I
consider it the only cough remedy
on the market, as I have tried nearly
all kinds." Earl C. Ross, publisher
Hamilton County Republican-News,
Syracuse, Kansas. Adv..
Pay Me
THE EMPIRE CAFE
, K. C. Crawford, Prop.
Fresh Oysters in Any Style
, Shank's Home-Made Spanish Hot Tamnle
HOURS 0 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.; Saturday Night to 1. A. M.
FLORENCE MULKEY, Manager.
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TODAY ONLY
ANNOUNCEMENTS !
Xotice of Parent-Teachers Meeting.
The Parent-Teachers Association of
the Central school will hold a meet
ing at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The motion picture topic will lie dis
cussed, followed by several musical
numbers. Parents of high school
pupils as well as grammar pupils are
specially invited. l-2-2t.
VAUDEViLL
If
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A
l.MPOHTAXT XOTICE
to REGISTRANTS
I'nder Jurisdiction of This Loral
Hoard Whoo Order XiimlM-rs Are
lielneen Xo. 1002 and .No. 1078.
Inclusive.
There has this day been mailed to
you a questionnaire which you are
required by law to execute and re
turn within seven days from date
hereof.
. Failure to do so constitutes a mis
demeanor punishable by not to n-
ceed one year's imprisonment; and
such failure may also deprive you of
LEGAL XOT1CKM
Annual Sto kholders Metne.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting ef the stockholders of
the fnlted States Natlenal Bank of
Iji Grande, will be held at their hank
ing rooms on Tuesday, January Ith
at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors for the
ensuing year, and to transact any
other business that may come before
raid meeting.
T. J. SCROGGIM.
12-7 to 1-17. Cashier.
CIS
Also Special Orchestra and a Triangle Comedy
PROGRAM
i.
3,
Overture Arcade Orchestra
Accompanied by Stevens at the
Organ.
Their Love Lesson
Keystone Comedy
Bob Lee The Mississippi
Slicker or Magical Mirthraaker.
4. Australian Serenaders
Singing and Dancing
5. George & May De Glenn
. . . .Comedy Singing and Talking
6. The Turners
. .Sensational Roller Skaters
THURSDAY One Day Only
Violet Mersereau
in
"The Raggedy Queen"
ril