La Grande evening observer., March 27, 1918, Image 2

PAfiR TWO
t.a u',','vri.: v.,E)VF.r?
AVRi)-Kst).Y. MAitnr 27, mis
r li
for
Easter Time
New Clothes
Kiistcr just Hie lime when men look to llieir
wiinlrolM's when they tiro of winter clothes,
with iiiipiitlis if we:ii- when the plensiiiit.
Spring diiys eill them mililoni's.
Just the lime to look ;tt, the new styles in Kii'sHi
l);iiini Clothes tailored in pure wool I'itbrirs
and offered at sm-ii moderate prices as .fl'O,
p,: and .fio.
See otir windows for the
very latest thing in dress.
Hill's Department
iStore
AMERICAN FORCES ENTERING- BATTLE ZONE
1 1 'imii iiini'it hum JViia- .)
(icr ny'" r.-nt.i all) is Hie
false li.llif in Mi I'niivil Slalm
: -V. ih.lt lh(, ,e Khnrt. Vmf
ended, and it is eoiisidercd iniprohaltle i;ho ai-im u n. Prcpar in your
(' Iter- lov.'ii homo. In your business and In
Amiens is well d
that the (iermans will lie ahle to hreaU throimh.
I in Lokal An;:eif,rer admits that the Iiritish saved their en-, your community, for a ion, .len-r-
tire eoinpleiueiit uf heavy artillery
milled ntriiKple. Thud Hie mil)
way lo ulioil-n the war unl Uo your
full pint towards winning II.
Ihelp keep up the right.
AMERICANS ARE IN THE FIGHT. .
WASHINGTON, Maivh L'7. The allies are afiont to!
tl,i-,,v i iniKu .,C IV..li ui-,.ir ,, i. u tl,,. Cl, Save a loaf of bread a week and
I' loin rehalile sources it Is learned that Anierieafis are now
fitflitiiifr valiantly in the I'oye-Noyan vortex. It is heliev-j
ed that more Americans are coming with the allied re-',
serves. The niimher of allied reserves U withheld, lint it is!
helieved they are Inrgv erKiunh to throw' hack the (lerinans.
Chief of Staff March is in constant totn-h with the reserve j
niovements. , I
DEVASTATION IS TERRIBLE.
AMSTERDAM, .March 27. "The devastation is terri
hle," sail General Lndendorff in a newspaper review.
"The Kaiser is deeply impressed, hut is glad the I'i-ditiii.n'
was kept off German soil."
svnoI'sik op run anni'ai.
Ill' 'lllti
Georgia Casualty Co.
or iar,.u. in iiii Kim i-r iiru. " tiie
tlilnj linn ill.) ..f Hiti-uiInt. mi;. mail lo
Ur lniira:.-v i ..iihhII..iht ill llw .Lie f
llreifi.ii, i.iirtini:l l-i ,
. CAPITAL.
Alm.lli.l niiltnl I-..I.I HI 9 'AM.MO.OO
Invina.
Nft premium. rft't'Iii'il ilurliiK tin
..I.IHl.ST0.2a
7O.OQH.03
I AIKKWKS riilllAV sent to all the, local and district
On Friday end Saturday at the hoards, and was In effect that the
Aicnd" IJoutilas I'ali banks will be;order stopping Individual litiluc
necn In another new Aitoiaft pru-.lionx after April 10 had been oan
diii'tlou, "Heaehinu for the Moon." celled and that local boards were to
No one will want to uiIkh tlilHihonor competent ordora until fur
picturo which in full of Fairbanks jther notice.
stunts and it Is iiriieil that as many Occupational Cards Completed,
as possible arrange, lo see the pic-1 The ImkIi school teachers have
tore on Friday so that they will finished their work on the oroiipa
not he en li Kill In the usual Saturday tionnl cards. This work was rather
nlKht jam. an extensive job and the teachers i
o , under the direction of Mr. .1. K. i
I-'lllkeisoii did an excellent piece of j
- i work. The cards have been sent to
I m l m j Wnshlniiton, so that eveiy reg-1
, i : intrant Is now listed in Washlnnton :
kpHHBRaaaa-i in the class ill which he is the most
H AIt I'KTI 'I! US AT 'I'll K KTAIt proficient. ,
TlllliSKAV o j
Another episode of the Official The patriotic American will keep
War IMctures that have been run- pies and pastries-, in the bnek-
nlnu at ihe Star will lie shown on . abound until the war Is over and be
Thursday and Friday. The en- content with simple food. Indir-
stalment last week caused quite a Terence to the Food Administration
sensation and as they draw closer regulations is direct aid to the ene-
to the end they become more ex- my.
cllliiK as more of the finlilint
scenes are shown. At this lintel vsoiwik of
better pictures of the great world' TU T,Uf,a lno.,r,nc f iA
hi i.niiiii.ii. iii r:ii....uiii n iiii. iMrt) -i.it itiiji
Il'liTl-al. llll'llll'llllt Ulnl l-l'llllf
ifIt.I iliirfm ilii rrar. ....
It; no from ntlit-p ri-M.r.- rr-ii-itvil
tlnrlt'if Nil4 finr
Tiilll ll.ni. 2.on.M.m
DiiborMfnenta.
fxnn pnlil diirlnii Ilii. i"r. fti-
iluillilir uiljttiiltiiiil i"i.lin.. nl.-.$I.IOI.2fti.22
Mvlil..iiin palil mi ibi.IiiiI flo-.-k
iliirliij; Hie par 21.IKli.HII
C.'H: in hIi.iin mill altrW imlil ilur- a (
litir tin .v-iir in iiKeiut. 4Hl.hiS.riJ
Ttiki. ll.-i'imii mill ipm imlil ilnr-
int: (lie nr M.:0.fil
Auimint of all ullier piiuUliin-. 174.4-'7.:n
T.ilul eil-.iilllnri.a I.KIil.ia.Ki..'W
Aiaoti.
ViiIhi. i.f n-al i.l:ili. ..wneil Itnnr-
Ift viiln.-1 j;5.tW).00
Vit'it. ..I ktiuk nml u.iiila iimiiihI
iiiiai-k.l . uliiel .TKT.J40.su
I "iiiim mi iiHirtKuin' ami inllalfral.
; :t..R.?rlti.ia
r i.i-1. in ilatiu mi.i I." iinmi yi:.:iih.si
I'ri-Hiliiiiia In i.inir." uf i.i IIi.. (1..ii
ivrll It'll alni-i- rtriili-tnliiT -10. IIU7 :.17.7M1.1ltl
li ii-ri-i.1 nml ri-iilH iliii nml ui-
i-ni-.l. i.ti- : .. lS.12fl.l!a
tl.K4.3i3.ll7
.riciliMm!WIM"","l
3 tSnfglflirtT'O
-: EGGS
WE HAVE
A RIGHT
TO CROW
ABOUT
OUR
HAM
AND
JUST RECEIVED VOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST A FRESH
SUPPLY FANCY, JUICY. WELL (l RED HAMS '
PHONE YOUR ORDER TODAY
ALSO "PLENTY OF FRESH EGGS
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR HOT CROSS HUNS AND
DON'T HE DISAPPOINTED
'('.Iiii nwl"
i-itm-M .Ici-wlU In im.v ulf
1 r nil)- rre Ifft t
Ti.t1 BHiflc ntltnilftl Iii (lr,eli.!.fcT4.-':!a.tt7
Likbilitivi.
r:rw 'lrlii.fi for luxm-n nnpitM . r7,77(I.UB
Amount uf inifnriiil iirfniliiiim m
nil .nintmiiilinf rick im.vt:i..i
)n.' f.r iiiiitn-iitih nml hkrHr iat.ir.0.ni
All other nhHt WSM.W I
HARRIS GROCERY
I Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 ' '.
1 408 North Fir Street Across the Track
! "United States Food Administration License No. GS0255." , .
AVXI AI. HTATKMBNT
iiii;
I llil.l .
f I In Hluli- of ori.a.'il. iiirmiant
i SHERRY'S i ARC A DE
oimUiot could not he broujilit here
as thoy show in the most vivM
iniinncr Just vhut Ik koIiir on
'over there." ; , , Capit.l.
, , , , nit Amount mill hit i;iiI ii f
The feature plot lire Is called j ii1(;omft.
"Ilottv Takes it Hand" and feat tiros I Nn .ivmiimin iwftvi 'iiurinv iiif
tl.A lol..lV lillUt Clnf nilvrt TllI'HH . ..I ' j ... ...
The picture In one that ban been
made to aniline and many funny
Incidents take place.
.'winniiiii HtnrleB tn Iho Photoplay
' Magazine and reeenlly- plaved at
the Colmnldu tlioatre at Portland
J (where it pleased hi rue nudieiirr:
durnm mr run.
l.i liminv.ii'-i
TotHl lxMliti'
Tolnl T"hiIhii:i tn forv HiticmlM'
41T.'Ja
.$.:wj.tcs.:flt
1 sn.rno.n7
Bminflis In Oregon fur tho Yor.
Orox iiri'tiiliiiiw itM-i'hi'd timing
ll.P y,.r : .T007.W
' rrciiiliiiiiK iiiirnci. ihn liii; Ilii
ycur ... 2M.i
rmni-n itiirliiir Itic .rinr
liwf liifHrrril ilur'iit tlir ypnr
GEORGIA CASUALTY COMPANY.
Hy V. K. SMALL. iVpnlrtpnt.
Plntutory roKldoiit Kfi"rnl Kftit nml ultumer
for hitvIci1:
, FHANK LI. SMITH & CM)., rortlaml, Oregon.
li ltr.'iit. iljvI'ii-inJK And rPtilH n-
ilv-ii il tu int i hi ..nr
1 1 n if from oilier Mnri
rrhfd ilurliiK iiv.,jfitr
.03
' lltf.Ol.Sll
1S.74S.W7
Ti-Il illCiMHP
Disbui lomentl.
W Io-mph mM tliiiiiitf 'Ilii yi'iir.tJ.tLM.ftm 30
hh iih-mlf n il mi tu)llal Mcn'it
ilniliit: tit.- ji'r Nil
( 'DI.U'lKIOIir.' mill H.tllirlt'H I1
iiiii iri! Hi ycup .
1 1. .!(. ll. t-iini ttttil fi-ii paii ilnr
in. .in- yr ,v..7:n.r.T
AiD.niiU of nil other c ('H-mlltim-H. ISH.ItStl.tU
Y.N'nl'SIS OP Tttf-: AN'Nt'ATj STATEXlTVT
or TIIK
National Surety Company
Of New Yolk, In the KtiilP of New York, mi
tin' thlrty-tliei dity of l)ci-iinlier. 1JU7. luml'
In thf liummiue iiitiiinlHatoiicr of tit? tftat of
Oii'tfon. mriiiiuiil in law:
Capital.
AiiH'iuit of i-apltnl iaid ui. H.
(HU.iMHI $ 4.000.00rt.(ft
Income.
Ncl if i'iiiIiiiiih ri'ii-lvcil ilurlntf
tin- yi'iir : fi,f)4..I1.'IA
Iiitt'rot ill vldt'inlx ii ml renin rv-
vi-lti-tt ilnilnit I In e.ir .ViS.r.irt.M
Iliihiii' fnnu ttilip nonn-M re-
ii'tvi-il liming Hit jfHr SltI..'riii.MI
fl.'f).iw.2
I '(UN 'I.Alt
i.n soi-tm:
Corinne Grirflth, hei.ntiful Viln
(Craptt star, who 1b seen in "Tiie
Menace," the nine Itlb'hon I'Vaturti,
which will be the attrition In the
Sherry theatre, last time tnday. on
joy a cnntlnnoiiH "hme eominc
week" in he- native Dixieland. She
doen not need to know where, her
pictures are book ml in the float h,
for he,- mall keep her fully; in
formed. In Texas, her native State.
Hhe IB hill'Ml ami referred to an
"The Harris County Cirl." every
tiniff ono nf her pictures tn ahotvn,
and in Now Oilcans, whote she was
reared, i he is "The Conveiil
In "The Menace." a strong picture
based on hen eily. the b-adi'it; 4:1a le
role Ih taken by Kvart Overton, and
others in the ru:t are Ned Kf.v.Uy,
Herbert Prir r, I.e-lla Illow and
Prank A. P(-rd.
I'lt.WKI.IX I'Alt.MM X
ICKML OMKIY
1
"The Wlnjroii MyBti-ry" with llfi
iluiil rniot st-rvoil Prunklyn Fnrnuin
ko wi'll 11:; a lllui'blrd ntiruetliin,
ARMY SIDELIGHTS
As Shown hy Work uf Pnion
County Local Hoard
, $i,yjs.u:i.07 1
Tolnl liirmne
Disbursements.
Ijiki'B I'titil dintm: Hit' y'r, In
I'l'iUliii: ihIJiimiiiii'IiI rxiU'iiHi-P.
Despondency Due to Constipation
Women often become nervous nntl j
oesponiieiiL. 'vtih'ii iii.i i iu m .fh- j . , .
At hoi J. Meyers, oraer nunihei
IT of the I'nion county draft, whw
that it was deeidfd to present him tu the local board to have hi?
In another comedy In which theipalH.rn Hont t0 Greenfield, Dade
Rtnr will play his own "double." ,., ,
, , ,' , , , , County, Mo.
Joseph v . Poland prepared the j
atory and scenario Tor the new! !-,stor Wilson, whose order nuui
niMebird. "The Kounh Cover," r i and is in the current
v.hfch will be seen first at the Ar- draft, wirea to have his entrain
cade theatre on Thursday only. j nietu papers sent to Fresno, Cfltir.,
Mr. Carmen will interpret two that, he can be sent in the Cali
roles entirely different in nature; .. fornia draft to Ainerieaii Cnke.
one a pii.e liKhter of the "mixed. Alfred O. IJndsey, Marion WH
ale" tpe. and tbe other a colleito liam Anthony and Walter Klmer
youth of a retiring and studioun liaker, who were in the current
disposit Ion. Out of these cont rast- draft, have been rejected for either
I UK natures Director Joi-eph De physical disability or because vf
(irar.e ha a created the element s of general limited military service,
fast-movinp and effective coined). HnliHtmentM Still Open.
Juanita Hanvon. who supported; Kxemption Circular No. 140 from
Dorothy Phillips in '"ilroadway the Provost Marshal Ceneral under
Cove." will be Mr. Farnuni's lead- the dale of March 2!td, 1'IIS, wa
'4"M a.1 . rHtiiMrn,:,. t
AitfU. (
Viilup of rriil out l iitviifil (mftr '
lit YMllll'l I Ml
Viitti- of Hloikx nml IjoiuIh oniinl '
iiitiiul i(Iiici 2.U.10.00 1
I.i Hiih tui mm i.ik ami i-oltatrral. i
i-l,- Nil
Cimh I11 bunk ami on ham) 1. .i.v 17
1'H'lllilllllH 111 CMlllWI II f ("UpCllotl I
luiiti-n kIimt Si-.uiiiltir .'in. l!Hi 4"it.lls.U
liiu-rrni mill n-iitu riin anil tic- j
t rti.-l ni.71U.'M I
Tctnl n-li .';.ei.VHI..Ti
I iiH Kin-nut lei-tsUf In any atnip :
I If thtro M- US.t0ft.S1
'I'otul nnwlM tiilniHti'il In flrci:iiiS:t.riM..Mi7.:il j
Lithllitiea. '
lirtiH rlHlnt for Ios-n iilitil . . . HlH.2m.C0 !
Aiiioiuit ti f imi'irriidl HTiiiliim! on I
all ..iiKtamlli.i! rlxka a.lO!i.-!i 0-) .
Pin- fur iiiiiiiiloii and hrolcirnpc VI I
Ail othi-r ll.ti-lliii-- s;.7i::.i
PltlileililK iutl "Hi ruiltal alix'k
limine t lie yi'iir
(ViiiiiiIukIiiiiii miiiI Huliirlen pHliI
tlmiiip tin year
'1'iiif. Ilt'fiian anil fee twill
ihirhiB Ok- year
AmoUiil of nil mlior vXHiiUUirvi
$ t;.7N-t.4at.M
$ I.'l.Kl.WH.
4!K.(X.(K
I.9S7.571.M
i:i7.0ri7.'J4
i,4iii.ui:..r.K
Tnl ui i'Xiemlliurfti fl,1im.h3ft.rift
AlsaU.
V n hip of iphI I'aiate o"ucil (DHir-
kcl vnlue I lU.MT.flS
Vnlm of nlm-kn nml lonOx mvncil
ii.iHrkil taltir 11.r,2ft.7fl.n2
I on ii; on 1lii"Sii(r.,ri :niil lollut-
,.,il. fir 141.1:12.37
':imI in Imnl:-: am! oil h.iixl 7!Hf.r4:Uh
ricnilii:iii In .iiiii" it i-olW-Hoti
wrli l.-it ainin- ScHPinlM-r :(0.
1!H7 .- l,a'lI.OWt.01
Iiiii'n-M nml ii'iiiH ihii- inn) m-
.-rin'i! nml KciomiiH re i-i-1 vit !) 4.5:w.tt8
'1'nlrtl iivwi r
a .) Illl lll-tlrtllH I
Mli- I( any IIiiti' In1'
tU.-2ftT,,lA) AH
v
irr,2w.(t4
. Total li1itllihv
i.-ltHl HK'i k ..f . . .
T'l nl jnfiiiluum In force PtV'
Stipntio,i it is onuily mirorlc.l l.y t.ik-!,nK ""'v "PI'';'i"K ',. i. ir ,,.
itiR nn occnio!l ilr.He of Clm Tihcr- ri tlim. l.ooutlniiH for tlm pio
Inin's Talili-ts. Tlr-sc inlilcts are onsy jiliictiiin wi-ro fmiiHl on fuliilina In
to tnhe anil plrasivit In cfrict. Alv i Intnl. off the 10.1st of ( ullfornlii.
PASSION
SERVICE
"Following to Calvary"
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
From 1 P.M. to 3 P.M., MARCH 20, 1918, which is
GOOD FRIDAY
I'M-limlvr of
?'j.'iiis.rir.-j.'N
I'lUlM'l' I
fi.iKi.r-'s.in ;
Biisinosi in Ore iron for th Vcar. t
Total liiKutiiii'' wrhli'ti iliirlng lli ,
.,ir l.t'tfi..t.n0 t
i:pH on-mluno- roifviil dtiri:ir
ihi- .-ar ;.7.l2'i.fl4 j
l'niiliiii!K n-liirni-il iliirtntt 11 1
)V,r M.riiBi.4
Iaihk.-h oaia ilniijijc tin J'nnr, jinm j
NIC.lt-', unt ' S,t):i.7
I. vxia linurr?il ihirlim 11 w your. I
km. M I 111. is. t.ft L.1M.'.,7 j
'ltnl union ni of hinranc mil- '
miiiitlhij; In Om-'mii I'.-- i ii ! r 1
,;j (in ; ... . o.tlMt.n;', '1 ,
Ht A. II. WH '. I . S. Maiiueor. i
SliMuHi- ri-viili ni "fiicr; 1 i Ki-:it mill uHoPii'
.flit MTTli'C -
11. K. I'i:KlllTlfT. Pnpttil'id, Or. J
Itnsil-MNT Aili-SIS:
A Ki rUKIt Kt 1.1 CO.. 4li; PUtiu k Mi k. !
Poi-ihtiiit. Or J
Tin. r.. n. iio:.mi:b "o.. Hy. i:. HMr.. t
Tolnl nfl Hiliuliloil In Orf-
)(,!, $14.(nU.8G4.r.'l 1
Liabilitiea. '
iliiwf I'liilnm fT Io"pi mii;ilil. .$ 1.401.fi7ri.i."i i
Aiiiniin: of niifiirni'it ini'inhiiiis
mi nil otiKiiii.'iui.' lisk .l.'ttl.'JSU.rit j
Itii" for iouiiiiin-jiii.il ami hroki-r- i
ujji i1.4."is1
All oIlii'P llnMlltlrM 77K.lGt.4tt
Tolnl lhili'lftli- f .Vl170.77..Tlt
Tot'il nrciiiliiiiia In forci Pii-eni-
Int :u. IHI 7 D.UU.HM.W
Biiainraa in Oregon for the Year. '
r a iMvii.tiiitm ri'1-.'itiil ilurinii
ili iiir ."7.1t."i..Hl ;
I'n inlinn-. n-tn -n-il ilnr'nj: :in
war 1.7i::.71
lnM' j.alil linrini; flip ynr .... .V.'J.48 j
ha-iiTil ,1'iirliitr n.i- jinr . 1U.SWl.7j ,
. ny nrtniui: J nKwrrr. t
. ' . H"i-lTtHP.V. :
Slnlntory rrsitint v'oiti'rnl iiKfiit Hint nitumrj I
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepnrerl to hnnillo your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with lalrnr shortase, but build your graneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable- granary for $51.r8 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$125.00 and this would bo a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away witli high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the tienches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of thelir very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them. ' , j
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India, t
BUILD YOUR GItANARIES NOW'
.....
Be prepared by bitflding them before the farming season
opens up. Be sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as 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 Joss
nd damage from e.xpos jre to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
f.i
unli't
I'..ill:un1. Oi.
V. If. OAl.l.OWAY, CorlH'll B10g., PortlaiHl,
Or.
Franklin Franum I
preparedness
I.K.VRN THE TKU1II ABOUT
CORSETS As We Are Learning the
Truth About War.
(lot Acquainted With
PRESIDING MINISTERS AN I) THEIR THEMES
"The tirprmich uf the Cro-"--Rev. U. I.. Enid. Christian church.
'The Eloiiucnie of the Cross" Kev. V. W. Rus.nird, Lutheran
church.
"The l-'ailuii'S uf the Cross" Rev. V. II. Smith, Methodist Church
South
"The Bunion uf the Cross "Rev. li. II. l'ccse, Methodist Epis
copal church.
"The .Iny of the Cioss" Rev. C. A. Chipps, Presbyterian church.
"The Triumphs of the Cross" Hov. I'ptnu 11. Gibbs, Episcopal
church
lie Tut Mi k. V. 8. I'll OCcfb
EVERYBODY INVITED
XO MAN IS TOO BUSY TO PAUSE TWO HOURS TO
ATTEND THESE SOLEMN SERVICES
Tr.il. MAlk,
the Front Lace Corset with tin
F.NTILO Hack and Front Shield
There's n La C'amiile Style That.
Ileit For You.
Ail the Latest Models Now on Hand
Priced at $2.00 up.
MRS. ROUT. PArnso.N
Coraetiere.
Km. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221
St -3
i
5? e?
. 1
;
in 5 reels
of Reeling
Comedy
II: si V
il MT. I1.WI.N I:
II'.L Rl iK.II LOM L'
a I'.litf nitia iimmiiit .
V. - "
tl
"The
Rough
Lover" j
A tale of Wild
Youth and a ;
blonde. ;
THURSDAY ONLY '
Brighten Your
Dull Shoes
. with
SHOE POLISH ' jlljjik
'Easy and Quick
VTheSKiftoiAWay"
BLACK TAN VHITE RED BROWN
TODAY
V A U D E V
I L L E
ARCADE
We Have a Limited Amount of Golden Bantam
Sweet Corn Seed - Come Early
Cherrys Florists