La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE (TWO r ' - '' .,..-.Uv,,.,w,.. U'.-: LA (iiiANJil:: UVENLMJ. OJjfcKU VKi? , ST AM. TOIIW AM) Willi tirii.lul Win- iiHiuUkow I'll 111 If . I . ADVANCE SHOWING OP NEW MODELS IN f Women's '( rv ,,v " - Spring Suits At $2500 to $50.00 ' llc.'Uitiful now infxii'ls, made up in sei-jje 1 fi i-l ii k and novelty , ' :; mixtures. Women's Spring Coats At $15.00 to $50.00 Coats for utility wear garments that arc well adapted for street and motoring, yet dressy enough for ,anv occasion. . .For the woman who prefers a eoiit of the better grade there are beauti ful models made up in velours aJid. l3cdi'ord cords. A'V Hill's Dept. vStore I IA' MACTIV IX 1 IHXK.IITI'TI. IlilSII J'l.AY ''Mullier Macree" uiiiKL huvo heon . "A'Woiirlna- ot ilio Green" under a ' "Utile liil or Heaven"- when ICdltli Kennedy wrote "Molly KuianKlcd. ' which Is winsome Vlrlun .Mui lin s latest I'iuxdioiiiiI photoplay no1 completely is the- whole production : permeated with tho very spirit nr'. Ould . Ireland, indeed, one could al most believe ' 'TwaH Only an Iilfh-i man'H llreillll." '. ; -The old liudler la there and the. dancers, old ami youu;. colleen and Kiuithy, Vivian Martin homclf maKeH such u wee, wlmioiiie colleen that i it is hard to understand why Hlie 1 was not cast in an Irian rule lnnr -nj;o. As ay Molly Shawn nlio will appear on the Hereon of the Arcade Theatre on Friday and Saturday. i v fe) 11 ' I- ftp J, i T&afc. A ll 8k . IT LOOKS LIKE WINTER OUTSIDE - BUT COME INSIDE Official War I'iiliires Today. 'Starting today will sen the first: episode or the Official War Pictures showing tins relreiit of the CienniinB al the Untile of Arras. J Tlieso pictures ha ve been fialdj lo be the best war pictures yet re- j leased in (his' country and weroj brouKlit here hy Ciiiualn JJiilnen or,. tlie Drllish Army. Many vivid mvnes are sliown, lukctn renin the halile tiulils, and all of the horrors of war are most, vividly dijilriod. . A live reel Triangular feature, will iiIko he i.hown on the Riuiie prourain which will be repeated again Friday nlKht. JT.Pamey Sherry in tscens irom xriangiej triajf . '.TanaUcs. " Mm. Ben'Mooncy is very 111 at I he Home of her daughter in Day. ton, Washington. Grandma Moemey has numy friend here who - hope for her speedy rocovory, , ; , The biinht clear days are at hand and It Ib tlmo to set out with the camera. Take your films to Silver tliorn's Drug Store for developing and prlnling. 2-28-tl'. . Stylish S Fabric MmjM AVe'velotsof new spring nierehaH--dise to show you. You want to start making y o n p .summer dresses, now, or your suit or "coat. Come' in and see them n o v; then you ean di; eide later. SPRING NECKWEAR. J Vetty n e k w e a v for spring 'high jabots, long satin roll, Iiuster Drown, storks 'and ', niany other shajies. , ' ; , ': '" Prices, 25c to $1.00 Visit our Nerkwoar De parimeilt for now ideas. ' f Pretty voil.es in )lain rtdors of blue, sky, lavender, pink and rose. Also many pretty figure d jiatterns for the early buvers; Prices .'. 25c to 75c yard Imported ' SuitingH cost a little more hut compare It with our domes- m; uiniii aim ou naj uui oeiiuue j j which lo buy. Toggery. 2-2 7-3t. iij. Xew black and white plaids, 40 inches wide'.. Prices, $2.10 and $2.90 yard (See -window.) J 1)111 Hart, Star Theatre three days starlliiR Saturday. 2-2fi-2t. Inquire at 2-27-llt. Cord wood for sale, the Cloldcn Rule Co. la Grande Evening Observer AN' INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER . Published Dally and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PUBLISHING COMPANY. BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher. Entered at the Postoffice at 1-a Grande, Oregon, as Second-class Matter. MI'ST MAVN I-'OOI) I The subject may appear to he! Kiowlnc stale but It must ho Im-: pressed In all possible ways that! the savins of food is a vital neces sity. In this connection 1). Vernon Kcllog, of the U. S. Food Adminis tration says:,. ''We have saved some food dur-' fnc the last few months, the months j since there has been a KooiH Adinln istratlon. We have made a good lieKinnini?. But It is only a begin ning. ; We must save niore, not simply more in total but nunc each plllonlh.. ,.,..;,,....,.,.,.., ,.,:.! .,, ... "We have nl randy sent overseas for our army , In Frnncu and the Boldiers and civilians of our asso ciates in this war all of our surplus wheat and meat and fats. Due they need much more. We cull keep on sending them what they need In j only one way, and that Is by loss- j enliiK our own consumption of Ihei food we havo on hand and nre con-! stantly producing We need to re- i duce our consumption of wheat! by one-third and of fats and j niojit by one-fifth. Dolni? this will not inJiirX us in the least, for we are now eating much more meats and fats than we need nnd we can easily use corn and olher cerenls to a considerable extent In place of wheal. So, iicKlnniiiK rl.nlil. now, the Kood Administration asks the American people to save more food than they have been saving, by faithfully following the new; pro gram outlined In the Home 'Cud or 191 s: , "Xot all of our people Can eat less than they now eat, for many are unable to buy more food than they actually need. Hut It all who CAN save .WILL.- save, there will bp enough for all of us, our aHKoclat.es In this "war, friendly neutrals and ourselves. "Do not hoard food, for the Gov ernment will keep in tills country enough of every essential kind or foodstuff to supply all of the people. rrhe Government has no intention of ever taking nil ounce of the honie inado preserves or of the home grown products kepi, in pantry or cellar. Anyone who tells you other wlso Is working Tor the enemy, eith er Intentionally or unintentionally." $100 Reward, $100 The readers of lals piper will be plritS'.'d lo Iturn thai there la fit least one droaded dlpca.".) Hint science lias been able lo cure In all Its stamen Olid that is cattirrli. Catarrh being greatly Inriueaerd by constitutional condlllons requires eoaHtltmloiml treatment. Mall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and flets thru the Plond on the Mucous Sur faces or the Pvvtrm thereby detilroylnK the foundation of the disease, giving the patient slrennth hy building up the con stitution and ns.'dsiMiiir nature In doing It worlt. The pioprleiora have so much faith In tlie curative powers of Hall's Cntarrh Medicine ttiat they offer One Hundred Hollars for any ease that It falls to cure. Pond for llpt of testimonials. Address 1 J. CIIKNEY CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold liv all nrucslst. 75c. Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves You just rub Musterole in briskly, and usually the pain is goni a delicious, eoothing comfort comes to teke it3 place. Musterole is a dean, white ointment. made with oil of mustard. Use it instead New shepherd plaids, all widths and (iialitie.s. Prices 60c to $2.50 yard Xew Skinner's satins in figured patterns and plain eolors;- all shades. ' $2 and $2.50 yard "Our spring ship ment of pongee has a'r r i v e d. Three grades, all ' e x li p p t i o nally 'good values. Prices $1.00, $1.15 and i $1.50 ! j COATINGS !! i i i. pin's inches of mustard Blaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and aurses use Muster ole and recommend it to their patients. Thev will eladly tell vou what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, i stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, J pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and j aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, J colds of the chest (it often prevents j J pneumonia). Always dependable. ( i SO and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. I Nokata silks in rost hlne and noniree, '( wide. Price 75c yard Palm rleneh doth -in blue, green, sky and pongee col ors. Also white with figure, and pongee witli. stripes. Price. 45c to 75c yard Have You Seen the New Spring Dresses and Skirts? You Should Visit Our Ifeadyto-Wear Dept. Xow SPRING 5-i inches wide, llurgundy, brown (two' shades), ,blne and navy. Also figured pieces, stripes and plaids. USE YOURTRKDIT . BUY War Savings Stamps II HIM This is iWi Stove PKshwfl Y0UP Should UseV TT'S different frorawfeis. 1 j SHERR Y j i . j If you miss the Oenrge Walsh pic- tine at the Sherry Theatre, you will I miss one of the best pictures this' William Y0x star has ever put forth j for your entertainment. It is not strange that motion pic ture followers have liked nnd up-! plauded this-photoplay. It is one that has a strong appeal to both rich and poor. It should make the fill hers anil mothers of poor Indus trious boys happy nnd should make the parents of the rich, idle young men tboiightrul ol how they have cured for and guided their offspring. While George In the pay is achieving success as all Ironworker, the rich man's son Is Just spending Dad's money In the night lire or New York. This Idler loves n beau tiful girl whose father Is also weal thy. Conventions cause her to think that all rich men must, sow wiltl oats, but when the call comes for the army she sees George, smil ing and industrious, and tlie spend thrift both In similar uniforms, llci Judgment, is that George Is the bet ter man. Throughout the play George doer r.otne or the stunts for whicli he h; famous In the film world. The battle scenes In the picture are grip ping. At Sherrys today. T'S different from othern becnuwe-wioie-t is taken in the inakinp- and tiio materials used are oP higher grade;. Black Sill- Stove Polish Mi.ls n brilliant. ritl;ypol!Kh that rtnei j rift rub (iff or tiitot f-ft. nn Ulioi'HnelxiiT fiwr tinn'B ms lonir im r:iHir. Ktcvc i poltHli. I'kcri on siimplo sMvi-m ar.C iold t by harmvnro Mi-l nn'Cvrv i:rii!T. ! Al! we ri -.'a, jh li lot. I'.n-itm Jiun-otil: -im-o, tli'-rt tir.it it I'm hcLt atov pollih vhi ctt liwd, ytiiir lr:i!.-r is" initliyrit' 'I In I fifii J jUI Muilcin lit;uiil uV iiritr o:itn;.,jl.'.y, Elnclc Sillc Stovo rolish Wcrl:s Up ftlck Stk Alr-Crylcrr Iron Crtnrrn? v Ul'.ili d,l uin1. lii -!'! -I'li vt.:;! I ill IN,. Ulaclc Kilk Mel-I fo'hh 1irt.:v, -. i.ir-l. or tllMri, ll t'Jl'i V.O CU:i 1'T i: o:i illlt olilitol!,- Mm Now Is the Time to Uc rnrefnl. The widespread blizzard is causing such a demand for cough medicine that almost any sort 'of mixture Is finding sale. Avoid unknown con coctions that might contnin harmful dings. When you buy Koley'B Honey nnd Tar Compound you nre gelling a family cough medicine of high Ktnndnrd and genuine merit. It contains no opiates. Sold every where. Adv. For Hard-to-fit Womeh Some women arc hard t fit in corsets; some just think they nre. Farmers! You Should Keep a Bank Account Farmers, as a rule, keep no books or accounts. Their bank deposit bonks afford them a complete record of cash re ceipts, while the stubs of the check book are a perfect record of expenses and payments. Your returned checks are the best receipts in the world, because the person re ceiving them must endorse it, and being returned to you by the bank, they can be easily preserved. Money deposited in a bank Is not so ensily '"fooled away" as when carried around in one's pockcr. Try the experiment for one year of keeping n bank ac count and see if it does not pay you. A large number of the best farmers have nccounts w-ith us. No charge for check books. We arc desirous of having farmers' accounts, even though small, for in this locality, where mixed farming is preached nnd practiced, their accounts are sure to grow larger. MARK OUR BANK YOUR BANK Member Federal Reserve Svsteni La Grande National Bank -! ' at . J a f i ii 1 ' mm Vivian Martin in "Molly Entangled" 5rTH fMW f A j i.i 39 AW 1 k& J'JJ Xr.'VlVIAAAHTIM A ".foine chance " to see elwirniin.n" Vivian Martin in a, ileli:;!ilf'ul storv of Ov.ld Ireland. " Romance - Thrills -a "Bit o' Eiarney." A hulls- f,'ind sliow FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TODAY ONLY ii Dorothy Phillips in : liroadway Love ARCADE ,0 YOU wiint to save till you can to buy W. S. Stamps? .It so, stop at tlie Jennings Hotel at Joseph, as it has now changed hands and is a first class hotel., Wo are now 'equipped to solicit your patronage,. It is cl heated, with no extra charge. Heaiiquarteis for Lake Wallowa Tourists and Commercial Men. Auto lius Meets All Trains; Autos for Hire. Office, Joseph-Enterprise Auto Eus Line, Handling Passensers and Baggage BUCKH1 ARMY y Made on the famous M unson last speci fied by U. S. Army. A practical, everyday shoe for men in all walks of life. Business men, farmers, sports men, outdoor workers all have taken to tlie Buckhecht Army Shoe. Foot t ru b 1 e are n c known to them. Into the Buckhecht ' Army Shoe are put the finest materials and workmanship possible. It's a shoe you can ttepend on for ease and comfort and service. $6.50 to $7.50 Indian Tun Calf or Bluck Gun Met-J M-Btrfactur-it BUCKINGHAM & HECHT ! l--JtjWB- TMW-M- W-Wtq.3 CHT! Ask for the Buck hecht Army Shoe by name look for our registered trade mark stamped on every pair. It is more than a mere trade mark. It is a guarantee, a protection, a symbol or service. Back of it stands more than a half century of honest cho manufacturing. You can cet the Buckhenht Army Shoe in your town. If ; your dealer does not carry its j write ub direct. . . . 4 1 San Francticc 1 x'.iiiir trniiM or service. a ollar Potatoes There are certain types of fig ures, however full bust ami small hips, smnll bust and lurp:e liips, short stout figures that mpiiie special designing in corsets. In MOIUKT Front I.accJ Cor sets there are special sizes aiul moilcls for just such i'i'iircs. We can Rive any woman, of whatever size or shc.po, the kiml of stylo and fit she shouM have. 3 RIGHT NOW is the time to have that OIL BURNER installed. We have the HOT ELAST and DOMESTIC. Are Here Save One-half of Your Fuel Bill. Furniture Exchange Fir an.1 Jefrcrson ; E. J. nOXOIIVE Mack 1211 Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture WHY PAY HIGH PRICES WHEN YOU CAN GET THE FINEST KIND OF SPUDS FOR $1.Q0-Per Sack-$1.00 DELIVERED J. D. McKENNON At Security Land & Savings Co. PHONE MAIN 86 J PAULINE LEDERLE .Kfiv-Si;";