La Grande evening observer., May 17, 1918, Image 2

' :. J'1 li f DA Y, MAY"'-17,"1918.
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i SHERRY'S l
Some of the
Very Best
SUITS
and
COATS
the
conic
when you sec
feminine frills.
their charming combination of
soiisoi) have just
n'. We think thev
are the very smartest. You
will he of the same opinion,
plain tailoredness with more
poplins.
The materials are wool series, trieotine poire twill and wool
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v Suits from $20.00 to $45.00
' Coats form $15.00 to $50.00
Hill s Department Store
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in mm
Suns 8BIDE
' Deadly ThnSiluU Kriiurm of Tnirtl-
"The Turantuls." the Vllaftraph
Oliiff Rihuon Ftaturs to b shown
at tlie- Sherry Theature. tomorrow
only, la. well named. - The title role
;of the siory "li. played by one of the
large spiders which a're so feared In
UropteuK countries." ' ' , :
The (Unease tarantUm ban been
attributed to thin apeclea or the
spider although no" authentic proof
of this fact Itas ever been secured.
Unlike niort of hla' kind, the ta
irantula weaves no web in which to
ensnare his p.ey, but- seeks it like
other larger animals. . His home is
J a hole burrowed In the ground with
a silky lining In order to protect
himself from being hemmed In by
pierea of falling earth.
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iu:.i:riT ii.ixci-: is iit;Ki.v at. i
tkmif.o miik. coiNsm, uivkm j
Itllt l MKAV DIN XI It r-l'H K HKU
New SPRING SHOES
Pumps and Oxfords
Now hi;
icK Kni runins.
rriee
the. verv newest patterns
$5.50. , ; .
Xew Drown Kid Oxfords,' Louis heel, one of
tlio newest styles - ,
. ' Price. $6.50
Xew lirown kid Shoes, Ijoilix heel, a -very dressy
,;hue . ,
Price 8.00.
Many other new styles in both high and low
shoes. , . . ,' -
L. J. FRENCH SHOE COMPANY
I.AOD CANYON, May U, (Special.) j
-tMr. and' Mrs. E. C. Bielda held, a j
very enjoyable (lance at their home;
Saturday evening and a lnrge crowd '
was iu attendance. They served a:
nice supper and donated a nice lllttle
sum to the Ladil Canyon Auxiliary'
f the Red Cross.' which was prate-!
fully received.- j
We Intend hat tng another .Red;
Cross benefit dance in the Old school j
House next Saturday evening, May 18
and -hope all those who wish to at
tend will feel welcome. A nice sup
per will be served and verjj. good
music has been obtained. j
'.Var:? all the ladles oMtf iieieli !
borhood assembled at the D..W. Mil-:
These, spiders, which ore. about "" home last Thursday arternoon i
the size of a walnut, are the scourge for" two purposes. It was Red Cross;
of the countiies In which they arejand Get-together Club day and much
round, and their bites have been ;ewing was to be done and a kitchen ;
fatal in; a great many InstancesO'iower was to be given for Mrs. Royj
The. poison glands ar concealed In !Tllus, the eldest daughter of the Mil- :
the lower region of the head from : recently married.. It;
where the fangs protrude. 'aa Iho flint opportunity they had
It is said that the only cure for'Kotte, or ,l,e shower, .Mrs. Titus re
the bite or a tarantula Is dancing or giving several dozen very nice ar
some similar violent exercise, which ' tides, and was indeed happily Bur
wlll exhaust the victim and cause rsed. Mrs. Miller closed, the arter
thcni to- perspire.. In this way the! wo w"h aty luncheon. ' '
pniein ' loav.ei, the system and their (.'' Mrs. Dick Peebler will be the next
chances or recovery Increase accord-1 hostess to the Red- Croa and Get-.
;lngjy. ' : . ' ! together Club members.lMay 23rd.
Today (Friday) is the last show-;; MnB. Rex Conaway" has been at
l"S or Thoda Bara in Her Own Play 'Spokane the past week where she Is
t no houi or uiiauna. The many having medical treatments.-Neigh-j
admirers or Miss Bara will find jbors hope she will return with better
much to Interest them In this my- health
Ileal story of the Orient. ; j..-. MnJ .Ma,.y Counelt gave a .birth-
fl ;day dinner for her daughter,. Louisa
I ' -. - - ami mi s. reari aines ui uruuuu
Sunday. Only relatives of the two
, famines were present and all. enjoyed
J the day.
Pack Eggs Nov
We have on display a complete stork, of
.Stone Crocks. One - fiiillon. to 15; gallons
eapaeity. 1 -. . . .
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JUST TTIE.TIIIXn TO VACK EflGH TX
AVater (i!ass,75o PilHcm. : ,
Have a eoinplete line of J'TpkIi Fruits
and Vegetables. ., . 1
KEX-NKWICK STR AWBERTiJ RH. ,
Harris Grocery
,-. ' . 408 Xorth Frr 8t;, , ' '
LA CiRANDK. ORE. '
S-T-A-R
HAItl-IK ( HAI'KIN OIVKS
OWX ItKCIPK
ladiaa Tan Calf
cBluk
Gun Metal
6W.
I:
Ddyour.wani ; solid! sturdy, shoe th'ajt
' will give you lasting comfort anil freedom
" from foot trouble?? Then get the BUCK
HF.CHT Army Shoe for practical, ereryday
wear. Made on the Munsoft Last adopted
by the C..S. Army, vforn by all our soldiers
aod thousands of men in civil life. The
BUCKHECHT Army Shoe is NOT subject
to seizure. On the contrary it is endorsed
by the V. S. Army for civilian wear.
' - Special attention given to remodel
'ing, at the Walling Millinery. 6-3tf
I'm' Making SiirreNsftil '(iini(lk.
' hike "A Dpk's Mfe"
! Charlie Chaplin's recipe for mak
ing a successful comedy Is: First, I
select u funny situation; then, j
, build a series of the most ridiculous
adventures,. iliut can be conceived
, around this dominating idea; and,
finally, enact the resulting plot In
, the most, painstaking manner pos- i
slide. iL' . . !
i "A Hog's Life," the lirst of Char-
Uo's comedies to be made according ,
tto the above mentioned recipe under!
lMi new $lil,0j)1pOn contract wi.th ',
'tlip. First National Exhibitors' Cir
cult, will be shown at the Star
Theatre, tomorrow and Sunday.
! The Ladles Aid of Island City
will 'serve a cafeteria dinner at
'the Odd Fellows hall on Primary
election day. Friday the seven.
teenth. Proceeds ror the benefit
or the Red Cross. , 5-14-31;
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PI,AIX SKWIXO - . ;
Mrs. C. Ralston, 1C05 Adams Ave,
6-15-6t
Special Discount on all Hats.
WallingMlllinery.
BUCKHECHT
This shoe is as good as the best materials
and honest workmanship can. make it. -The
leather is ofulie finest quality cut from the
very heart of the hide, as specified for the
U. S. Army. To be sure of- getting the
BUCKHECHT Armv Shoe look for our
trade mark BUCKHECHT stamped on
every pair. " It is bur mutual protection.
If josr dtaler dor not sell thwe short, i .
order from us dtrerU A new polr or ,
yoar mono back If they do not fit
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT
. Muwiactmrs . 1 Sn Frueisc
fo
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or .
Business Men
Professional Men
Sportsmen
Outdoor Workers
Carmen.
Mechanics
Farmers
Ranchers '
Hikers
Miners, Etc.
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6-3tfjl , . . .
ARC A DE
I'aiiline
rederirk . hi
Jealous) M
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".Madame
Just Received:---A Carload of This
POPULAR TRACTOR
"The Huuue. of Heavy Hours" and
"The Garden ol Delight" ure two
of the most dellghtrtilly symbolical
scenes eve.r shown on the motion
picture ilcieen and rorm only a
small, part qf the charm "Madame I
Jealousy," in which Pauline Freil-j
erick Is- slahing at. the Area do t
j Theatre. .- i
j Today at Ihe Arcade Theatre,
. Pauline Prcileiick Is starring in her
I latest Paramount-, picture. ".Miulunts.
.jealousy" wlilch was written by
; George- V. Hobnrt, author of ''IJx
jperience" anil is, like "Experience'
j an absorbingly Interesting allogorl
jcnl play. Other uiemliers on tho
bill Include a rattling good comedy
called "Look Pleasant Ploase" with
i the runny fun maker Harold Unyd
! In the leading role. This ino pro-1
;gram will be presented again Satin-!
lay. .. . . , i
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Cause- Of fleiidnclic. I
By knowing the cause, u disease,
uay often bo avoided. This Is par-!
Jculnrly true of headache. Th I
i innyt commou cause of headache '
; Is a disordered Btomach or conati
ipatlon, which may He corrected by i
'taking a row doses or Chamber-,.
I Iain's tablets. Try it. Many allien i
have obtained permanent' relief by!
taking these Tablets. They nre
jeasy to take and mild and gentle In,
effect.
iNEWTODAYj
il.OST, a Cameo Pin. Return to Ob-
server. Rewards . !
.FOR SALE I Ton Republic Truck:
Sommer Hotel. ; jV 6-1 1 -If.
WANTED Lady stenographer and
' clerk. See Mr. Emuhlser, Oregon
; Grocery. Co. 6-17,21
;FOR RENT. Three-room furnished
i modern House. R, A, Crawford,
! Phone Black 1041. 6-17-2t p
i WANTED Responsible lpdy wishes
j to care for children at her home.
from 1:31) to 6 p. m. Phone
Black 12
! 2 or
call 1504
3rd St.
5-17-31
WANTED Messenger boy lu years
' or age steady work ror right boy,
Call on manaser in person, II you
' are now attending school will ar
range for you until, school Is out.
Western Union. . 5-17-10t
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KENNEWICK and CALIFORNIA
Strawberries
Wf liclif.vt' we liavf at hit. kit. tiio .pifjlit sjijit in ('ttin.ir, this p(iu
l;ir 'Ti'iU'lv lypc nl' I'ai'iti ti'ai-tur. It will nn-cl the (U'IiiiuhIk of the
a cvatfi' !";( riui't ami at a lO'ii'c wliich will lt within the rcai-h of alK
In (Hisli-in tiiiii ami workinaibshiir thci'c is nnthiiis- on the market
that iMiniparfs with it. ' Ono nf the lu-st inntors linilt is the W'aiikosha
anil tliat is oiio nf tluv vital imints in trartup luiildiiijr. K. & , W.
inauiK'ti) is also nsinl which assures the " very hrst ignition. Tho
gen it aic very easy to get at and very sinii(, no. extra parts to get
out. of order.
'I'lie track is in a class by itself, there
with it in the track-laying line, it is
way that it is almost indestructilile. C'unie
over, it will nlease vo.u. Now is the tiiia
Save money and buy your coffee
jilt Ptitman's. on Snturilny.
i , . ' 5-lC-lt
: THEATRE:-
The W. R. C. will hold a special
meeting Saturday, April 18, to
make preparations for Memorial
Day.- All members requested to be
present. - 5-15-3t
TO DKMOUtATir VOTKIIS.
is iiiilhing t,.,t (.(impares
strimg and it is built in a
md look. this machine
for vmi to ffet vmir
orders in to get .your Tractors for the fall work. Sold by
The La Grande Implement Company
Democratic rotors of Union coun-
tty arc requested to write in the
'name of '
i ALUKRT HUNTER, of Island City.
on the Democratic primary election
ballot, as candidate for representa
tive for tho Twenty-rirth Representa
tive District, Including Union coun
ty. This request Is by order ol the i
I'nlon County
DKMOCR ATIC
M1TTEE.
CENTRAL COM-5-15,21
-Tonight
The German
Curse in Russia
HKAL AUTIIENTK!
WAIt lMCTEKES
ToinoiTow and Sunday
"The One and Onlv"
CIlAIiLIK CILAPLIX
in
.." A DOO'S LIFE "
:I,Pls:i
First of tho Now
l.fMXl.dnO twined v ser
ies.
Attend the Matinees
. HOME RHUBARB
NEW. CABBAGE .
WALLA WALLA ASPARAGUS
CAULIFLOWER
WALLA WALLA SPINACH
' ' ' ' HEAD' LETTUCE, '' ' '
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE. :
- RADISHES ' 1 ' '. . , . .
GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH , '
FRESH TOMATOES
NEW POTATOES . , : '
NEW PEAS, .
, We have A-l Early Rose Socd Potatoes.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE WHEAT SAVE
CRACKER? THEY ARE FINE!
City Grocery
and Bakery
The Homo of Fancy Groceries.
E. Polack, Prop, Phone Main 75
ijfufiMiifirir-j'"'"'"'"',,'"''''""""'"'"J"""" ""'
The GREAT DEMAND
from Churches, Lodges, Schools and Business
Houses for the "Roll of Honor" for posting
tho names' of members enlisted; is so largo we
have put in a supply.
See our individual "Roll of Honor" also.
NEWLAND BOOK AND
STATIONERY CO.
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LA GRANDE, ORE.
One-third off on all Hair Switches,
r j in wie vt Ruing aiiiuncry. u-3tt