La Grande evening observer., March 25, 1918, Image 2

Tinji-iiU'i'M IMS.
-roxDAV, march 25. wis
LA OiVANi'ir; (HKIfVKl?
Loan Drive
IT.
PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT
alt
at Enterprise
KNTTIltl'lUKE, March 2:!. ( Sne
elul.) At a mod ink of l lie third
Liberty Loan coiniiiitloe livid In thin
clly lust Tuomliiy, II wan decided
to close nil liimlnesH in the county
for tlnco days, April fi to S anil de
vote the entire time to raising the
$41)11,000 (iiota for thin . county. J. I
D.Ziucher chlled Hie meeting of re-i
presentiitiveH from all the towns of '
the county, and they decided on j
this plan to raise the money quick-!
ly and more effectively than to pro-1
Ions the r.impiiiirn over n lonKer I
period.
At the Opera House, Wednesday,;
the Girls Honor fiimrds nrganiza-.i
tlon K.ive a dance which wan sue-j
ceKBful and a' good crowd attended. ,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Ilerlaud return-i
cd home Friday lifter hnvinK spent j
the winter in Portland.
Mrs. C. 13. Kunk and son Joe re-,
turned from Portland Friday arter
an absence of several weeks. While j
there, Joe underwent a very serious
nbdrtnilniil operallon, and his many
friends were ulad I" soe him return
well and stronK ngiiln.
Mr. I.. E. Jordan was called to
I.ogan, I'tali, upon receiving word
that his son, Marlon, was danger
ously III. lie was operated upon
for nppendieii Is and seemed to be
recovering nicely when peritonitis
developed and his life has been de-
spa ired of since. !
Dr. C. T. Ilockett departed for
i " lolse, Idaho, 10 be examined fof;
1 !" 111 " ' ""uoiiii snens tlp jii-dical Reserve Corps of the;
neuter mho uie pint wnicn is con- aiiuv. and If he is successful lie
corned with the scheme of a confi- '. , mim nn ilint. work ns
. deuce man de luxe. This man of -..!i...i
i.ooii iin vuiirii.
L... . wits plays what. Is known iiniiras Harold Steel left Friday Mr Van-!
"I'OI.I.V ()!' TIIK CIIHTH" II Kill; I men of his kind as a shell" game :p()llv(,ri Wieru lie has enlisted in j
Alnrgiiiet Mii.vo'h I'lelnnteil IMayjto blnckmail nil apparently inisiis-'hH rinRlncors Corps of Hie Army.!
The New Easter Waists
Are Here in Great Variety ,
ALL THE NEW MODELS
WONDERFUL VALUES
Of course, you have learned to expect that when
you come to us for a new waist.
New arrivals in Voile Batiste, Crepe de Chene
and Georgette Crepe.
Priced at $1.00 to $12.50.
Hill's Department
M.
ARC A DE
.:,- io; c-' V" - .- t - -
WE GIVE
FULL WEIGHT
Pit EDIT PDFCH
UmpcEmEs
WE HAVE A FEW METHODS IN OUR BUSINESS THAT WE
WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT. THEY ARE:
1. WE HANDLE ONLY HIGH GRADE GROCERIES.
2. WE SKI, I, AT A FAIR, HONEST I'KK'E. ,
3. WE GIVE FU Mi WEIGHT.
4. WE GIVE YOU A SQUARE DEAL.
5. WE STAND BEHIND Ol'R GOODS AND MAKE GOOD.'
DON'T YOU WANT TO TRADE WITH THIS KIND OF A
GROCERY STORE?
PHONE US YOUR GROCERY-ORDER TODAY. .
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Blank 192 ;
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. CD0205." , ,
Coiiicn To A mule Theater,
"Polly of the Circus," Margaret
Mnyo'H world-famous classic of the
"liiK Tops" and now converted from
poctlng victim, f.llk w limns, the rh.p ,,. )invs . Kolng tr) Vol
operator of the ' shell" name uses, lln(ecl. r,m liere before the next
an almond n the means of com- '(,.nft m(,n are called.
municatliiK a niessaKe to his hoped-; v .... iierestinir lectures were
Bailor dlccovora our army lacks nothing.
MISS. COCIIIiAX TO I'dll'I'I.AMl
MOIIK IX I!AIMli)W LIST.
the celebrated piny lirto a Iremen-: for victim. With the skill of his Kven ,1P court House, Friday
l,n Gniiiile WoniMii Goes To Attend
A Stale 'oiifcieuie.
dous photo-spectacle, enimes to the prolesslon lie inserts the message !.,nernnon and evenlnK by Mrs.
Amide Theater today , and Minor- Into an almond and then fastens : K,,mp , travelliiK i lP'i it for the slate
row an Iho first of tin- oncerly ii-jll. toKether aKaln, roniovliiR all ap-'nn food conservallon; .Mrs. Kemp
waited Goldwyn Plcturss. After an ; penrances or lis liavliic been turn-1 wllB n Vl,,.y interestliiK speaker and
jilmence of almost an entire yearinered with. Then when the victim,' ,, ,,, ,,,.,i ,,,. i,i ,,i hin
from the screen, Mae - Marsh, who j who has an unusual fondness for nspr,,d to do morn and all ly chjilrnipn of Oretrnn concernini; j
won world-wide uoiiulnrltv In "The ialmonds cracks the nuts at hii; .., ,,,. rf,,i , ,,, ,i Hi" work to be done by Hie women j
,,i '.I'liiii Liiuii nun i m- iiiih'i t,,i i.iian
Advised rirnt by telegram and to
day by letter of a meetinf,- of roun-
'.Birth of n Nation" and "Inloler-1 meal. Wllklns slips the ''fixed" nl-
anee," comes naln to ureet her liionil anions the rest nnii i.uus .or i,.ra,1(,(, mlKht have plenty
luiRe tlirontrs of ndmfrers In one Results. This Btarts an inlerestinj: ,
of the most heaiil'Jnl nnd elaborate chain of events which become more. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
productions ever .maoe lor the intoreslliiK when the sneii is craca-
Bcreen, "I'olly of flie; tJIrcus" was ed and the mysterious niessaKe Is
directed by Charles Hoi an, virtually I read. You may learn this secret
u newconmr amotiK ifjrectors, and messaue at the Sherry Theater to- -----------
tho inaEnificetit HettiiiKS and nrtis-;day. 1'IKST CLASS
tics details are Hie I croatlon of Ev- j o Pe' , sl,t'k'
ui.i.m, the noted arllsl. Main, T I : .
This produclon lliiernlly abounds j - -
,,, In. sentiment and tin. Ills for people J 3 I J IP fC
' ,-lu,i ".. irnl'llnilU tll!lt Olir VlOVH it)
, v in i.u.hii, mm. vn-i fie I. UCUIUII,
Union counly chairman, will en. to
Portland this week. Sarah A.
IV:imc Gl-iln ti.1Di.l.,t, .w..ir:,. -i..
i. or n run tnai. tup contermice beuins
on Friday evenitii,' at the Jlultno-
" uiah hotel and continues over until
POTATOES, 75 c. Sal in day afternoon. Mrs. K. A.
delivered. Pfione: Haldwin, of San Francisco, who is
1-:i-2t aeneral chairman of the 12th Fed-
J. eral Reserve District, Woman's
wa.n t r;u i o care ior niuiu ua. i.oan conimitlee, will be., present.
I NEW TODAY!
of till nijes. There Is a remnikably
excitlnK horse nice, the reproduction
ot an enure circus i" " 1 t A N '14
clndltiK all or tno atiiumi anii runnis
acta; the arrival of the circus In a
vllbiKi" at daybreak aiiid n itepar
lay arid- ninb'ti
care of Observer.
KOItl) HAS HE EX A
SOI.IIIFK
"I was supposeil to ko to colli'jje,
W I'lle k., and oilier speakers of note will iu- j
:i-25-2t pil tend. II is held to be hUhly 1m-
portant for these counly chairmen!
lure in the nlslit; tin"
main lent 11
An there Is a love j
the audience
story of creator cliai'in nnd beauty
than you have ever seen before on
the screen.
! SHERRY'S I
burniiiK of"'"' ' Preferred Iho Spanish-Anicri
can war,
other day
, . ... uf.1M,.,.,,i(, nr eun war, saio rruncis roru, tne
ine main leiu n i-
FOR ItKNT. Our home, five room , P present
new buiiKaiow; most desirable 0
location In the city. Acre or j;ot8 ot snnppy nnd plenty jazz j
land; Rood (,'ardon. spot. Cal. (,in(,p vpn h t,)(, newly-orKa;tizel 1
this office.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
He will he seen In Ills
n absorbing
story of the Fulted States Secret I
Service and its work against 1'or-
nlun spies, when the nutterriy pic-
turet "Who Was the Otlier .Man?" 'ru Presbyterian Aid Society will
Is shown at the Star Theater on hold a IiuniiiinKe Sale, In the Sun-1
Tuesday and Wednesday. d.iy School Room, Thursday, at 0 ,
"That, experience has been Inval- a.m. :i-2;!-ol
innate at the Home Guard band'
band at Rex Hail, Tuesday, March
2th. ;i-istr:
Persons outside of fire limits will i
not. need a fire permit to hum rub
bisli until June 1, 191S. !
C. L. MACoFV, Fire C'l.'cf. i
Pupils of Contra-, School, who
have sold SSI) worth of stamps last
week and went "Over The Top":
Irene Glass.
.Walker Mcllanlel.
lOiiuna McA'nlsb.
Llletla Loifjhton.
Irma Underwood.
Klizalielh Turnbow.
Ronald Coolidne.
Grace Lewis.
Lottie Dennett.
Kafberyn Moran. .
Lloyd Cooledge.
c'ditl: Fierce.
MarRiierlle Zweifel.
Kliua Hay.
Kiitheryn Peterson.
Ileltie Klly.abeth Cochran.
. Lorraine pierce.
Claud 'Head: '
T'hylis Scranton.
Louise L'rencli.
Orville Divens.
YNOI'SI.S OF TIIR AN.Vt:AI. STATK.MKNT
or 'rut;
British and Foreign Marine
Insurance Company, Ltd.
of l.lv.iiHm!, Ktiel.nii, on I ho Slut dny ot
I a f.-in l.i-11, 1:U7, iniuie to tlic I ii.niriiiii?.. I.'oiu
ipc.M. n. r . , i ill,? i:;iit ot i-'itKoii, pursuant
Hey, Fellers
THE CIRCUS IS HERE,
At
l tie
TODAY AND TGMORROW
HE IS KNOWN TO ALL
j .Not pi. i
I tin- ),
liable to me In pictures," he conlin- i
.....-----------"-----Lnul ,..,,, , .j,,,,., tlill( tlt enlleue i It is ''"'" fm watch your
WHAT IS TIM''. "SHI'XI. (iAME" w(1 mvl. ,,,n ,,, Blim(, After money ri-ow than watcli It (to. liny
Picture Iheiileritoers will findjn,,, excileineni was over, I could War Savins Stamps.
much that Is InlernslltiK in tne me- IM)t m,tih- down to a iulet life In
tro picture "The Shell tianie," star-1 profession fir business, so I wenl
rliiK lOmniy Weblen, which will into the silent drama paradoxical,
shown at the Sherry Theater, Inst j isn't i? My life has been auythiim
day today. For those who haveon( ,nlet, but I could not leave the
read Kenneth L. Roberts' Sal iirdny pi,.(ure Kiime ir Itried. 1 thonuht
KvenlnK Post story "(lot d-WIII nnd ,,f t rylnn when our country declared
Almond Shells," this iM ui lzstion war. however, and if conscription
had become a law 1 should have
volunteered. 1 may pet
will have, an added Inlcrivd.
To those who are unitiaied
the !
SALE. 1
HATS! HATS! HATS!
.1. II. STETSON'S VELOI'liS WOOL
FELT, SI. Oil and 2.011. .. Lot 'd
small sizes lert. These are odd;;
and ends. These values at present
markets, are $2. CO, Jll.r.O and J l.f.n
Into tho 'Cups 2.",c and 50c,
I. In .I,,,,.' v., I 111,., ml. lll.i.i mil- Hint '
real nienninK of "The Shell Hume" LvorythiiiK has changed, ' and' thul
will he n puzzle. What Is n shell I I'd have to learn it. all over apain."
fir!
PASSION 1
And Observer Readers Can Depend 0:1
What He Says.
Who is thnre in I.n Grande who
doesn't know Mr, Larm ?
1 Who would he unwilling to profit by
his kindly advice? j
When so well-known a eiti;:en us.
Mr. Larm speaks out, !
j Doubt siren ks away, skepticism i
, must vanish.
! Every kidney snfTerrr in La Grand;? 1
( Should pro'it by Mr. I-arm'a c '
perience. i 1
Isn't it roafioiKible to expect Doan's 1
to do as well for you?
A. J, Larm, rapch owner, 1 ,110
.lerVeison St., p:.ys: "Doan's Kidney i '
Tills have i,tvcn a great puccoss in.
our family for I- iilney disorders and I ;i
gladly lecomrv-Ld tlicm. I know from ! '
DUi.ursi-iiifiilh.
1 .lurliii; ilw- yt-.ir.$
Avxi'Ik.
rniiili! ?
stiuto,"
I2:!.'.l-I0.15
The Screen's Most Remarkable Production
Polly of th.e Circus
With
Mae Marsli as Poily
Some Facts; About "Pollj' of the Circus"
"Polly of the (Mrcr.s'' whs written by
larnnrct Mayo.
An entire ciri'iis was leased for tlie niak
in.H' of this picture.
Mac Mar.sb, the star, lias appeared iusucli
pictures as i'irtli of a Nation. Intolerance,,
and others. , .
"Polly til' the Circus" has been endorsed
by the Texas Congress of .Mothers anil the
Parent-Teachers' Asstn-iation.
SERVICE
Following to Calvary"
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
From 1 P.M. to 3 P.M., MARCH 29, ISIS, which is
GOOD FRIDAY
I'liKSIMNt; MIMSTKHS AMI TIIKIK TIIKMKS
"The Hi'immrh uf tl ("i ess" llcv. II. I.. Konl. Christinn rliurch.
"'Tin' KIimiuiii,'c uf ihi' Criiss" Ki'v. I'. W. lliissiini, l.uilirrnn
t'hufili.
"Tho l''n i hi i vs cf the Ci ,." -Kcv. W. II. Smith. Mi'thoiii.-t Churrh
Smitl-
"Tin- Itunli'ii cf tin' Cross" licv. (i. II, Vwsv, Jlflhiulist Kpis-
ciipal i-hiinh. ,
"The .Iny cf tin t 'loss".. Kcv. I'. A. Hiipps, Ureshytoriiin i-huivh.
'Thi' Ti iiiiiiplis of tho t ross"--llt' , I'pton II. C.ilil's, Kpisopnl
('litnvl.
A Uilious Attnilt
Wiicn vou havo a hiiious uttnek your
liver fails to perforin its functions. '
V,... I in ...inul ir.nl. i,l I I.,. I'no.l von
eat ferments in' voi.r stonnuh inst'end n5' n ,lu!-v arc nil that is . :i
of ilitjestin;,'. This inflanies the slum- I'lnimeil for litem. Wnen 1 (rot pain t.
nehe nnd entises ni'.usen. voniitine; anil across my kidneys my kidneys are not , r"l1;'
a leri ilde lieadiu-lu. Take Chaniher- actin-r as they ehouM, I take a box :
Iain's Tahlets. They will tune up your or two of Poan's Kidney Pills nnd ; ''
liver, clean out your stomach anil you they never fail to fix me up in (rood i;:',!,'
will soon he as well as ever. T'nev shape " I 1!1
nnly cost n ,i.iirtir.-Adv. ' JViee HO.- at all dealers. Pon't ''v'
" " simply ask for a kidaev remedy i!ii:".
WAXTKD-- Clean White Cotton eet i)n.,n's Kidnev Pillsthe same I
Hairs nt tho Observer Off loo; :ie ii,.lt Mr, i.al., tia,. i.-oster-.MiUmrn fi
I"'1' "' ' .'.. MfBM., 'lulfalo, N. Y. Adv. ;
.-.'ll.SSIHl
lll.UDII t.1
!.lll.:iiis.l
l. lll.HI'.S.L'l I
Watch your bread oox ruri'fnlly. l!o flicciTiiI. Ah'iitiil dopiGssion
I A slice Rone stnlo is n.Klico wastotl ' phocks dilution. I'oor dlRPKtlon
!nd ono less towards that hundred wast-ns food. Wanted food helps
i million bimhels of wheat ' wo must j I ho enomy. Choorfulnoss in thoro
i savo for our fighters and tlio Allies. ; foi e conservation.
AfitJtl. R
IS 1111(1
!C'I
1.1 ..$ (77.0T.S4
fi.i-
i.i i:l7 !4,ilss,m;.(io
liuj-liicxs in Oi'i'Htin fur Hip Yeur.
IHvilKMl'r M l it It II tlurln
t'.tiu.on
; Mi'il ihiriri ihe
iifl.00
i.'il' ;:ic year. . . (l.T.Cs.iH)
tiuniifi tin j'-itr '-'.T-tO.UU
W. I.. II. S!MI'SU.,
:i:itfn A 1 1 u:'my inul in,niantr.
HI. IU Kl llt'l' ll (I Kcllt ail't Kt-
in.', UiiUcr J. JJuriitf, Ton-
FUNERAL SE.RVICE
EVERYBODY INVITED
NO MAN IS TOO HUSY TO 1'AI SK TWO HOL'HS TO
ATT KM) TI1KSK SOI.K.MN SKIIVK'KS
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
of the
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
Kstnhlishid IS!lti.-l.a t.rai-de's Oldest Firm
HIGH STANDARD OF SERVICE AT CONSERVATIVE PRICES
Credit When Desired
Complete Auto Equipment Residence Chapel
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your prain in hulk? Do not
wait until Spring nnd Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your ginneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for n first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for ?fi4.ii8 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$rjfi.00 nnd this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can bo
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives nnd perhaps your hov is
nmong them. . "
Spend your money in your own vnllev bv buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of tho
money goes to India.
mitn vorrc granaries now
Bo prepared by building them before the furmin" season
opens up. Be smo to get good lumber, well seasoned, ns low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
find damage from exposure to weather-leave the sacks for our
hoys m the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are univcrsallv scd in
o her sections. One trip with n good team will haul the U"
Union ium&r faT ptoses! " "
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON