La Grande evening observer., March 16, 1918, Image 2

IjA (JUAXDK EVENING OBSEttVEK
SATURDAY, rJAKCiMfi, 1918
1 . ,
OWING TO THE CONDITION GOVERNING :
THE SALE OF FLOUR, WE ARE BREAKING
THE ORIGINAL SACKS OF FLOUR AND AM
SELLING ANY SMALLER AMOUNT DESIRED
jWItKKTLKRS l:i:AI)V VfHl CHAM-
I'lOXSrit!' JIOIT MII.VII.IV.
! M(iHT.
BOTH 1V1EN IN
j IE CONDITION
WITH THE EQUAL AMOUNT OF SUBSTI
TUTES. THIS ALSO APPLIES TO ORIGINAL PACK
AGES OF SUBSTITUTES. -
YOURS FOR CO-OPERATION TO ENABLE
UNCLE SAM TO WIN THE WAR.
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Fanners Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. C50255."
JOHN ANDERSON SAYS
MEN WORKING HARD
Italian Lnd H ill Try To Put Down
..lack O'Neill, IVrmttrr, Of Lit
(nuide.
SHERRY'S
I'LAVIvltS HAIKU
THUIK
OWN MAKIM'P
While "The Eyes of Mystery,"
slurring Edith Slory, which will be
prcsontcd at the Sherry Theater! on
Sunday and Monday, was in pro
duction, orer.f 225 was diverted
from the'1- c.ih-rreKlHtei's ' of New
York barbers. -t -
In this fasclnn'tiug 'pictiire.'-'whieh
introduces : Edith Storey to Metro
audiences, most of (lie male char
acters are riiggod, nnkempt, full
bearded Virginia mountaineers. Di
rector Tod Drowning Insisted that I
Ills players grow real beards -In-i
. ... ..,., ..u. ocuc ion- , not .. for Foley's Money and Tar.
norlal adornment for their roles In j Two doses relieved him. I would
this picture. The men were engag- not be without It at any price."
ed two weeks before the produc-, Sold Everywhere. Adv.
Hon was started and ordered to let j "
their beard grew.' Production be- i First grade, perfect potatoes dcliv
gan the third week and continued 'ered for $1.00 per suck. Pay no more,
for a month. All this time the but see J. 1). McKennon. !t-!4-2t
r - I mmmi
3BM
u.'.'j. ...1 ... .ae . m
The New Spring Hats
ARE TRULY "THINGS OF BEAUTY"
Odd little Alpine-like Hats with the shiniest of wings, in varying
shades and black. Many Cornered Small Hats of silk and braid.
Shiny Lisere Hats with soft feathers. And lots of other novelties
that you
ir
jinn s -yepanment
i men obeyed order and kept away
from the barbers, to their own dis
comfort and the barber' loss.
As the men wore their "grizzles"
mJJ' six weeks, a month and half.
i or a bout roi ly-rive days, the total
(sum of $225 was "lured" from the
i great tonsorlal treasury.
"The Eyes of Mystery" Is replete
with thrills and interest and the
star
Edith Storey, encounters many
exciting adventures. . i Canadian town and flung himHelf ' u,.lH. ' '"' ',
from ,. Horse. ' A torriblo IV """
It Mure Does the Work. . 4 .--,;rUUsn., Aver-JiUanc, mu),,.Ua '.. . :
"Changeable weather and wot TwtT1.' ".Ml", 'tOTfa 'iTj'uc iit!' fi'ouTd "", -
make March a daiigerou.i month for j "6 weir't'o! i: oes. t , ,. ,a .;."""""""----.
coughs, cold, croup and whoopinK With , one' swift .glance at Uie J Ol ATI m f'"Vk - I
couiih. He prepared to get prompt horses at the hitchl'nir melt h. -w'-m ' mm IX f
tBllef. Don't let a cold run inti) ser-!
Ions Blcliness. Mrs. W. H. Thornton,
3523 -W. litth St., Little Hock, Ark.,
writes: "My little boy had a severe
attack of croup and 1 honestly be-
! tlAt-j I, a ,,n,,t,l ,r :
mtS&s
A T-A A V
as i owerlut as1
Docs as Much Work es 7 Horses
Costs Less than 4' Horses
Requires Less Care ihun I Morse
Less Room than 1 liorse
Eats Only When it Works
Th Itlcnl Tractor
No oihrt tririnr on the mtWt will An
uch a tTcat un-iy ot work, not is mt rtr
rct In doiiRii and crtniil'n m tlio
Moliar-l'nivrttl. It rmkri the hof-Uta
frm r''PiWe. H ptill the uil S-htifse
l"i will do a muli work at 7 lunar,
own to iti BTftr aprrd and emlut.ipre.
It curl be u-M (or uluninff, liiirniivirn:,
plintinB. rulli-Rline. nnvini aril h:rrt
Imt m (act. all held work, and w ill iklif it
12 hone-svwoi a ihe belu
A Real Onc-Mun Outfit
Ttt MoHor-l'tirfrat h aa.'rt t har.)!e
than a tmn ot Itoraia, wm-S arwui tt-e
tame.turtta In a lfrn-t otc! ami will
with the impbrnirDt a'tai kid. It m c m
pact, ample, clar-ouvkl, a wnnl-t'ul
puller and nmri no drad wdphU Ant
beat ntail.it la operated from Ut srnt ',(
lax ituplnnrnt attarrwd. Thia p'O'itu v
nu to oualc btb Uactus aad utaJi,:iU
GALLOWAY-REES CO.
should eee.
e
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j ARC A DE
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Northwest i
Ktlriiiig Siuiy Of
, Mounted Police.
Orowillnir the t. !,,. f -.i
" t,L
from his jaded mount, a man dash-,:
1 0,1 I to II. n e::!ooii in the little
ed up to llin E.-ilonn
on Into the Kulion "tvi,,, ..
that pinto?" were -his words of
greeting to die revelers. The ow'n-
er, much the worse for liquor, spoke
up and Hiked $2) and the other's
horse to boot for the pinto. "Done"
said the mau, and the gold piece
changed hands. Turning on his
heel, the stranger made for the
door, but the plnto's owner grab-
bed him and insisted on buying. As
(he stranger refused, the man
reached for his gun. There was a
rt3
isisaFJ.'T.'arsjrjiJazTaa
M
& Morses
Cut the Cost of Horse
Labor
. Tl cost cf Iittrtp Uhnt N ftlnio-t pnp.
bait the Rra opt-tniitm; - amcdh- ii tlm
ac.-aKc f.i!in. A ti-im home incrafTS
t'ttlv . : tui.:f wi.il; n dRf thnuKb the
enuir t.-.r. mi,; r vt iv. It ciult frvm
1 to lld'.i I'rr H oikirtr hour to Riuintiln
o iw.r, v I iT-iuiri-a L'j i:nini(r; a d-y rt
And rt'. Ihtio Ua't cnotmlt power to
plow m i.eev p.- icntih-- niciUr(!'. rryuirt;
tn h.trrtn ; ii-?qiir;itl, n ihul urtfame
niur w i tip utdir.d, moiitnrc cttn-f-vmI,
,mi a f.KA smtr vi toil tilth nisiD
tmn.,1; -i Tat' m-.r trtuuatitly; bJ
i. iii,i ve.-if t .iicjoutif time,
t.ct ur fi-T; ;,xu how the Moline
Unn.r.it1 Tractor can reduce the
vot t f youxr cn your arnu It
u:ll pj- you.
blinding flash, and when the smoke
i : cleared away the stranger was gone
and the former owner of the pinto
lay dead at the feet of his com-
radi s. . v
TlliK is ") thrilling opening and
i the foundation of the story of the
'iey i.ni iwe.
a virile story of life in the Canadian
VOilllWHt Ell thfl A,.nn,A Tlw...t.
a, ,n,i.. ,., T, ,,
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"t'LIOOI'A'I'HA."
;
"'- ' I'Min Spt-ctacle Prcxluced
Ity William l'o With lliedn
llnra ns KeiiMrut of Nile.
(Reviewed by Edward Weilzel In
Moving Picture World.)
i There have been many
mimic
; Cleopatras since the birth
of the
;..,.., u.h ue.er oerore nana leign- :rmlir falm ,lis morning. The de
ed "Serpent of the Nile" been given ! ceased had been at the farm the
.audi a massive and artistic setting past three years and was known
Us the one furnished by William ; oy no otlleI. ,mmf ,., ,llut Blven
lox for the ten-part production in j herewith. He was seventy-three
which Theda Mara acts the Egyptian 0ai old. The lemuins are at the
hampiiti. Hie scope of the oiy;Mo1Benknmp chaf.
: embraces many of the historical j
facts used by Shakespeare In writ- Ask ,.0Hr 0,. for frG(.,, Krun(i
Ing both "Julius Caesar" and "An-1 corn meai as one of your subslitutes
tony and Cleopatra." and It Is evl-1 for wheat. 3-15-2t
Ideal (h:it Adrian Johnson, the an-j -w
;thiir of the scenario, has gone to j of Caesar and his return to Rome,
.the English poe( for most of his j the action busies itself with a fic
; incidents, rather (ban lo Plutarch. . tltious love affair between C'eonalra
Th ecfnH Khlft from Alexunclria
to Intperful Home, nnd smerai- Wb
torlcHl moments t Jn; t liuve beeii im-
i nm: tnliod by the bi tish of tiomo fa
mous artist, are reproduced villi
hnpiesHive Tidelity. The most, im
portant of these n;e the murder of
Jul. us Caesar in The Capitol, the
first meeting hetv.ti n Cleopatra and
Caesar, and the ti iutuptiASt return
or the enrlutntress in her barn with
Antony a willing captive.
. OpeninK with the lady's conquest
Hot point
Hedlite Heater
for flu1 rliillv days if
f;ill and spring
Warms the oicupants of tlx
loom white warming the room.
Keeps them comf;- and coiy.
"Warms as lh sun warm."
llnlpnint Hrdlite Heater
Is the Ideal Heater
NASH ELECTRIC CO.
That the wrcstllg match between
Jnok O'Neill, dean of the profession
and IJuzukns, the Italian hid who
lays claim to European horory, me
dals and glad minds from kings and
uuuena, will be a great feature for
lovers of the sport Monday evening
at Arcade theater.
Huzukos In training over at Hot
Lake, and it Is claimed he is nut
ting in heavy work, while Jack O'
Neill, according to John Anderson, .
promoter of the event, is taking!
morning sprints and-working hiiu-j
iself down to n fine .condition. '
I Mr. Anderson is as good judge of j
ja wrestling man as a Kentucklan is'
a good Judge of a horse and he as-!
snres the public that the doubft !
bill will be rendered Monday even- j
ing is among the best that is obtain-;
able on the coast. '
A second bout between Thye and j
Kinney will add to the evening's I
program Monday night at the.Ar-!
cade.
NHWS OF LA GRANDE !
Nolan Skill, Receiver of the Unit
ed States Land. Ofrice of the La
Grande District, was a visitor at
Baker this morning, arriving there
on No. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lyon of La
Grande, are registered at Hotel
Portland, Portland, Oregon.
John O'Connell, member of the
district army board, is confined to
his home on account of illness.
The pupils of Mrs. Ruth Jackson
are selling tags this afternoon for
the benefit of the Junior Red Crosb
: Mrs. Milo Schllkc, who lias
been visiting the past week ut the
Fv. C. ..Scljllke.., home, has . returned
to" her home in Wallowa.
The following people registered
i at the Imperial Hotel, Portland, on
March 14: L. J. French, La Grande,
J. W'. Chandler,' La Grande.
Judge J. K. Phy Is in Portland
for a few days in company vlth
his brother Dr. W. T. Phy of Hot
Lake, who in in the metropolis
consulting other physicians. .
Died At ('.unity Farm.
The death of a man known as
"Paddy" Smith occurred at the
and a sentleman of the house of
Pharaoh, .while, fate !a disposing of
Julius and setting' the stage -for the
entry of Mark Antony into the life
of the Kgyptian. The meeting be
tween the two. the sitdduu aud vio
lent love engendered In both, An
tony's return to Rome, his marri
age with Oetavia, the weary waiting
of Cleopatra, the reuniting of the
lovers tlie interference of Octavlns
Caesar In behalf of his sister, the
battle against the Torres of Antony
and Cleopatra ' by those . belonging
to Ootavius, the sea fight at Ac
Hum and the deaths of the Egypt
ian queen and her Roman. This j
big special will be presented at the
Star Sunday and Monday.
Cncalled For Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in this office for the week end
ing March 15th, IMS:
Gentlemen 8. Cochran, Clyde
Curtis, Corey Cochreu. Cliss. Chain
liei lain, Orval Green, R. A. George.
Less Holladay, Andrew Johnson, Ar
chie Klhby, George Lambert, Roy
Mayee. i.. Miugurri (.), ciay J'or-1
ter, R. H. Young.
Ladies Miss Ordath Bunnell, j
Mrs. Clara Pot-on, Mm. V. H. Ma-1
eafee. t
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Heal Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to suffer will i
eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes ana '
similar skin troubles. A little zrmo ,
obtained at any druf stora for 35c, ot 1
$1.00 for extra large bottle, andpromptlj !
ipplied wiH usually give instant rdiel i
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and ,
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, pentrratinjr, dis i
appearing liquid and is soothing to the '
most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress.
Thtfc. W. Ko-Co-.C!telia.a j
Overstock of Auto Tires.
We have a number of 303 tires
which we will sell at a discount
while they last.
2-28-tf.
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
at $12.50 or at as much more as
' Your grocer can get the fresh
ground corn meal for you every -0' wi3 ,0 Pa-V- Eetter 0011,0 ln
day. 3-15-2t and let us show you these. 3-11-tf
ST. PATRICKS
AT REX HALL
MONDAY, MARCH 18
. TICKETS $1.00
Auspices cf L. K. S. Alumni Association
Jlcnnfit nf L. Tf.
Army and
THE HOTEL JENNINGS
DO YOU want to save all you can to buy W. S.
Stamps? f so, stop at the Jennings I'lotel at
Joseph, as it lias now cliansed bands and is a
first class hotel. "We are now equipped to solicit
your patronage. It is well heated, with no extra
charge.
Headquarters for Lake Wallowa Tourists and Commercial Men.
Auto Bus Meets All Trains; Autos for Hire.
Office, Joseph-Enterprise Auto Ilus Line, Handling Passengers
and Baggage
Mt, Farmer
Please Remember
Yur main duty you owe tn your country and
yourself is the production of foodstuffs. Tliis re
mains entirely in your hands. Now, to .show you
are a good red blood American farmer, produce
more per acre than you have ever done before
Jn order to do this you must plow. well at the time
your ground is in condition and prepare a good
'seed bed" and use the best drill vou can geinid
you have done your part in the great conflict.
t It'ememker, before ordering, we handle the best
ot everything in the implement line. Our prices
are cheaper.
We also have the only successful l-'ord starter
on the market. Come and investigate. We will
guarantee every starter put on. Price is reason
able, only iM.".0O. Think of it.
LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT CO.
K. S. XOIJRfS
1529 Jefferson Street La Grande, Oregon
Home Intl., Main 78(1 - Union Co., Red U71
A good kodak that gives entire
satisfaction that you can buy at
Silverlhorn's Family Drug Store at
$2.00, at $4. SO, at 7.58, at $10.00,
S. Rcrvico King mid
Xavv Auxilary