La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1918, Image 2

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MONDAY. P1MI, 29. 191S
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at
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: Tho wiiiic skillful ilositrn
. hie:
The same careful, expert
workmanship
Tlio. .same delicacy of out
line . ' : '.' '
The Raiiio i. expression
, of tin? most 'subtle oV
iiiniHls of the mode
all as earefully expressed in
this wonderi ill i?'.() Oossard
as in the ."(.) creation of satin
and real lace.
A GOSSARD
is inimitable at any price!
ThLs 2(5.' model hf rnodiuin
low bust.' Kiiiartly accented
waist line and with beautiful
flat hip and back lines, will
meet the figure needs of a
large number of women.
Made in a fine, soft Kverlast
cloth, both pink and white.
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AIJj PATRIOTIC
weivht 1 hat IJetjr eivr mat.hfrc, a!'i!
Iter said ufier Uic Cirsi fall Hint;
Hurfiortsmi was (lio ,b at llyht heavy:
weight lie had ever mot. ;
Hvnnly Matched. . '
The first bout was "ver. up to,
' J the time that Hairfcertfoo won tile i
flTlZKMS: jing to from one or two thousand ; r,,ii tw hern ho had Bcrs.'
r ,dollars, and to this end w appeal dangerous position and twice he
La Grande Chapter of the; to you to fill out the attached u h mn,.,! in the mat by!
Red Cross- Is compelled to make jsubBCriptlon blank for its much asjunrg. '
another, appeal to the patriotic eltl- you can Bpare monthly for this veiy , 1)elg secured his toe hold for the'
'second fall through strategy. He i
'.Hvnrf ! Oinufrh he waB after sols-1
The
Zens of tli Ih community. The funds , essential' work.
of the Chuptcr are inadequate to
WE ALWAYS
HAVE THE BEST
FRESH
FRUITS
AND :
VEGETABLES
La Grande, Oregon . ,
uie. demands made upon it lor tiiet. .... . 5 - v " V. " ' . u,brlon rolled to J
i Bini to pay to lb uranuo ""'" ' i
I Chanter of the- Re,l f-m. th i meet tno aitncit, uerg ki.ii.iipu
purchase of material and supplies
which ii, ih jsupiiutH.u iu Luriusu. ,
At the. prsent time the chapter
finds Itneir In debt about $r.OOO.
having ., expended since April 6,
1917, to April 1, 1918, I84.347.ff8.
Tholr Indohiedness at thla time In
excess of their assets is' $1,017. 69.
In order to hold the chapter's
charter and continue the good work
which is now more necessary and
essential than ever before in the
history of the war, the chapter has
found that It will have to iccelve
payable on the first daj
!of each month.
Signed. j .,
. These coupons and monthly pay
ments can be turned in to either
of the banks in La Grande.
P. L. MkYERS, Chairman.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY.
MRS. R. W. LOGAN.
MRS. IT. B.. LEITER.
G. L. LARISON.
Finance Committee
a regular monthly income amount- ;Adv. 4-1 0-10t pd
foot, getting a powerful leverage
over his own right leg. Harhert
son, who lias a remarkably powerful
pair of legs, said It was the only-
fall he had ever lost by the
hold route.
toe
SHERRY 'S
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sTAituiin ix
iti:i:i) I'i.av.
MYHTLI
The prompt ana perfect work In In helna appreciated by the pieluro
Doveloplng of Films at Silveilhorn'B taking people. 4-22-31
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STARTHEATRE
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"Weaver of Dream::," the Metro
pictui izatlon of Myrtle Rced'a novel
of the name name, which will be
chowa at the Sherry Theater, Inst
eliowlnt; today, is exceptionally, well
iailap-iod as a starring vehicle for
I winsome Vloln Dana, who appears
!a:t Judith Sylvester. "
Tli's role la a simple and lovable
country plrl like "June" In Miss'
Dana's great success, "Blue Jeans,"
anil tho part Is very similar In Its
I appeal and human interest. "Wea
ver of Dreams" is a story of the
1
ELLA HALL
In
'Beauty in Chains'
and
A Comedy Reel.
characterization. The action takes
place In a rural community filled
anoint types of , humanity.
J t where, amid simple surroundings, a
J drama of the human heart is play-
Jjed and roaches Its dynamic denoue-'
. ! i ; with
He had an .opportunity recently
to test his creed when ho was con-
niicu iu me nospnai ror many
weeks with an Injured leg, hurt in
tho staging of a : realistic struggle
fen a picture. . .
"you ought to have heard the
jokes about my 'tin log,' " he went
on. "If I had allowed myself to
despair, I believe I should have
been there yet. They told me that
I couldn't work for months,' but 1
was' back again at the old stand
In nine weeks. ' I think my.' mental
at'.itudo had a lot to do with It.
'Grin and bear it' is a motto invent
ed by sotneono who knew what he
wan talking about."
MATCH IlKCI.AIiKn OFF,
Jack lfurlici'teffii Cannot Appear On
Account Of Injuries.
The Tod Thye-Jack Harbortson
match 1b declared off. Harbortson
wrestled John Berg at Spokane last
Friday night, and was injured by
being thrown with a toe hold. The
news of his injury and the -disappointment
to the Cluh and the fans
came as considerable of a shock as
this ii the second match to "blow
up" within the past two months.
ii to lire on tho screen nt tho flhcr-l 1 "e POnesman nev.ew .,as u.e
!!;ry Tuealcr. Bonklovers vlio hr.ve ! fol,ott";:,r: lo say of tl,e Br-Hr"
rend ''l.'tfvhnil&i'.'nnir TiKi l.W' i ertso:i lun'.eli:
nlhnr .nf tlfr Ponil nnvoln mv. I... Johtl Berg
llrht heavyweight wrestling cnpin-
d!ci; of the world, defeated Jack
I ijnient. ' '
I ij;' Admirers of tho storien of Myr
J Jjllo Reed will rejoice in having an
J J 'Opportunity to see tho characters
I J they have learned to love brought
of Portland, former
'Ion end the characters are bolov-
readcrs. The House of . ;
i i cd by all
Hearts, 'the House of Content, the
J abode of the beautiful old charac
i J. tor, the musician, who gives the
Hurbrrtson two cut of three falls in
i their match last nighti at the Em
pre?s theater. The 400 fans who
TOMORROW
HERBERT SAWLINSON
-I n " '
"Flirting With Death"
Thrills with a Hntattering' of Comedy.
Also
A News Weekly.
II... limit n-era ti-ontnii tf
i i story II, name, the carrier pigeons ! wnni..u i """ " "
! J that have a distinct part lo play In'60'"0 of tl,B he3t. w'-stllne cver
'!!, ir,i ,.,-, mh.r fin.in i aeon in Spokane.
J tails which . hnve
I Heed's
iB.corllv arc roproduceil
B i ductlon.
Myrtle
dy
given
novels their charm of sin-
In this pro-
A clever Christie come-
rounds oil the bill.
If I Were n Farmer.
If I were rf farmer I W'JiHil keep
at hand a few reliable medicines
for minor ailments that are not so
serious as to require the attention
of a physician, such as Chamber-1
Iain's Coiic and Diarrhoea Remedy i
me to treat slight ailments as soon j
for bowel complaints. j
Chamberlain's Cough Iteniitiy fm
coughs, colds,, and croup .
Chamberlain's Liniment. for!
sprains, bruises and . rheumatic I
pains. ,s v
Chamberlain's Tablets for etom-
..l.ln KlllnnunnlB OMfl r-Otlt'tl-'l
patlon,.
By having these articles nt hand
It would often save the trouble of
a trip to town iu Kie Busiest season
or In the night, and vauz: "onable
as they appear, and thereby avoid;
tho more serious diseases that so
often follow. Adv.
Read The Observer Classified ads.
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NEW CABBAGE ,
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TODAY'S OFFERING
CELERY
HHUBARB
CARROTS
ItADISi'iES
ASPARAGUS
' DRY ONIONS
GRAPE FRUIT
. ORANGES
.Plionc Mam 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
108 North Fir Street ' Across the Track
"United States Food. Administration License No. G50255."
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomsch
cufferer9 are doing now. Instead oi
taking tor.ic3, or trying to patch up a:
poor 'digestion, they are attacking the,
real cause of tho ailment dogged liver j
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the
.. . . .l- t.-ni:nr. ...a., Wlifl I
liver in a soom:i:K,
the liver and bcvela arc performing tneirj
natural functions, away coes ir.asesUoni
nnd striEch trouu.3.
If yoj havo a br.3 t;ste in your
mouth, tongue castcd, cppetHe poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no embition ori
energy, troubled wiii undictjsted foods,
Btituto f-:r comel. .
Dr. Kwr.vda' Olivo Tablets are a,,
n-irelv 'c""t:b!o ccn-pound mixed with i
olivo oil. "You will'know them by their)
olive color. They do the work without ;
mping, cratr.pc or pain. . . . ,, i
T,t n-t ,v.. fin :'t bedtime for quick i
relief, so' you can eat what you like.
ftt loc and 2oc per nox. ui urutiiti"-
, Ovcratock of Auto Tires.
We havo a nuniDer of 30xS tiros
T.hlch we will sell at a discount
while they last. 2-28-tf.
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
j v JUST OUT THAT IS, JUST IN I
A large asortment of the very latest in
Picture Frames
at prices that will surprise.
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Harris Furniture Store
1L B. HARRIS, Proprietor ,
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
1 40G FIR STREET
Sii ARCADE
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CII.Mtl.FS . HAY IX "HIS MOTH-
KlI'S HOY."
. Ill "Tils Mother's rtoy,
jParnir.otint photoplay
" the new
In which
! The Utah champion won the first j
'fall In 2l minutes on a body scis
sors across tne cnest anu nenu,
lock, which he secured when Ilerp;
was attempting lo trip him. ;$
Berg won the second In 17 niiii-:4
utes on a toe. hold. Harbortson re-; $
fused lo quit for nearly two niimitcs!$
deopUe the great pain nnd as a re')
suit a tendon In tho leg was pulled, i
Third Full In Two .Minute.,
. ... i.t..i
U'Mg generously rtimwc" ii.iu i
bout fifteen minutes' rest before the
third bout. Harbortson was chew-.
lag gum when he came. Into the
ring and when ho turned lo throw
it away Berg was on hir.i lightning
Your
J-Mmw'"gaw-r-gyl
Strawberries
Fresh Every Day
HOME RHUBARB .
NEW CABBAGE
WALLA WALLA ASPARAGUS
CAULIFLOWER
WALLA WALLA SPINACH
HEAD LETTUCE
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH
FRESH TOMATOES
HAVE YOU TRIED THE WHEAT SAVE
CRACKER? THEY ARE FINE!
i.nanoa nay is now playing at the,fllBt .ni, n tw0 miutefl pinned his
Arcade I neater, tne popular Thomas ',hm,,,,el.8 to ,)l0 m;.t with a head
H. Ince star will havo a part mnrii ,,mi arm J0ck. '
to hlM liking t (..it of a youns fel- j Tpi,0 waa not c(,t.,c:v 0f nac
low who has been brought up in ton , tle ontlre ,;.!lt(.n. ' T, men !
a very small New En;: ti I towr. we,.0 alnl01!t of a ATeight and both '
the Idol of his mother, an i w'tho.,1 v:Q,a , condition. Harbert-
much assncintlon with oth:.- ?.o: a of' .,,, , ., r. .., ht mn:
IiIh own age.
This leads hlni later
111 i;
Into
, of his weight
Igood condition.
and both were In
llarhrrtson looked
to be far the best man of his;
maay s'traiiRo and unexpected cr.iu-plU-atioiiH
nnd adventures. ' IV.
Muthcr's Hoy" Is a plctui izi.tio.i t'f synopsis of tiik anni'iai. htatembnt
Rupert Hughes' story "When Life is i r Tim .
Marin -d Down." uiAtt.MltK f LilrK
The -rice of Linoleum is steadily going higher, and it is
very likely that in 6 MONTHS TIME LINOLEUM CAN
I0T BE kAD FOR ANY PRICE. Our stock at this time
is comp: ste and unusually large, and the
O PRICE IS RIGHT
Every day that you delay in buying your new Linoleum,
it costs you more money. ; ;.
On
Mack
tho same program is a new
Sennet t comedy called
ASSOCIATION
i AI C) ill n !i;t 11 rho nii'A. v1 ,iir,.i,. . .
'AVO '''"l '' of riet-t-mo-V, 1U17. nmdV tt (he
. i ""'nine i (iniiiiiMwni-r oi nit- Miuie uf
in i rrfi'H jwiv . (inu iv.r. u uiv ! 1 i "umii to
telve.i tlur-
Lonist' Fii.otul.i. Hon Tiirpiii ami , inrome.
. Tnlnl Urnmlnn. In
.Slim SiimniorrUlo. With ihij c:n- ; ii.u-r.-Bt ni r.-m
jhln;itiin it i nveillrM to my th( the inw-.v tmm iu''iniri'r'
f.teti ttunni tuc yvnr
Tetl Income
PMil for toftn ui.i i.tuiu;ii. . .i
1 Cumniij.lonii an. i r ii.inci pa it!
I ilui mn t It- v-.ir ...
Tk''. .l(Mim nml until tlur-
W. H. Boheekamp Co.
EVENTUALLY. YOU "WILL BUY WAlt STAMPS--WHY NOT NOW?
4
icoiaedy will proe to be a "l;nock
out." ; Doe to the fact Hint the wrest
ling match that was schedule)! lot
Tuesday nigh has been pitpun.'d
this snuie, prvif.ni will be .iven
boih today n.nl tomorrow.
liUYI.lXSON AN OPTIMIST.
In
City Grocery
and Bakery
The Home of Fancy Groceries.
E. Polack, Prop. . Phone Main 75
Herbert Rnwlinson, starred
"Flliilng With Death."
Brownie Winon, thnt will be pre
sented nt the Arcade tomorrow
ai-.d Wednesday, Ib n confirmed op
timists nnd proud of It. lie de
clares that he Is ''too pi-oud to
I 'gloom."
! "Thi'ie's nothin like optimism,"
he Biv.i. "(iften things happen In
itiis
y.-.ir
!1 other. extnul-
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C R. SIMKINS, Proprietor
.Market
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of fcnm! nwnnt. .. A."i.H."iU.m ;
Hfi on mot riinufs, vie. Tlrt j
liomi I.!t4:..r.-r..;,
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To Ml po'lf y r'slim utipHitl i tn-
f.rtln 1T1.17M I
All .lhcr WAitltitlei .H.tliUfl'.i
T.-.tnl HntHt rr!'Jlv f
iM')ttrtl m.M-k of inorsri $ SM.ITAI !
T't; irMitmnri In fur lerm-
l r St. ll'll fm.S-J.VWVOfi j
llif lntn In Orrf for I lie Vrar,
this burlnes. which nmke you wish i-iXi-iiiiii,-m'-"M 1
yr .T7 14
. .-m. lie .
X.1XMI.UO '
j Lokf.s itipiirr,) .l.ir'na th ywr
'fi.1.1 B'ununl of In.nr.i oiit
I .idntlnn in nrBin lcmbr
you had become a lilacksmtih or
something where the knocking Is
gomi. nun you m. """ j aiT mil ., .M..iiifli
nier reulv. Put I have found that ti, hvntkk it sii i.irn Asso) iatkin.
a ch-MTful mental attitude Is a pnn-j M SCT'.'JT.?' .Zr...
WE MUST OBEY ORDERS
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMIXlsTItATlOX'S RULES VXD
INSULATIONS.
Tin.1 iii'iltT as :!jilietl to Orcsj-on is as follows;
Doali i s scll'mo- in )-oiisiniH'is must sell one pnnnd of a snbsti
tnlp or siil'stiditcs with pvcit pound of wheat flour sold
Substitutes are as follows: liarley, l.in-kwlieat flour, -,ini flour'
it.tato flnr. ri.'e llonr, I'orn ni(-al, eiii-n star-h, (-(,rn grits, hiiiiiinv'
oat meal, rolleil )iats. riee and )otatoes,?V '
We Guarantee You Pure, Wholesome Substitutes.
CUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE FRESH DAILY,
PHONE MAIN 82. ion atiaim Atm
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