La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 21, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKUik TWO LA' OUANUK KVKNIN'U OHSKUVICft TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918. :f! SOPAlh'S Men's Everyday Shoes SPECIALLY PRICED y:; FOR A CLEAN-UP SALE These ar gixtd xtroiig heavy-soled Shoes worth.more than wo air asking;, but the factory' where) we Ixiiight thorn has dis.-.ijitinued this number, and we want to sell the lit, hence the price. ' . . ' $3.25 Sec them in our window. Hill's Department Store FEATURE iivhm has riKK. aimiav (;ATHKKt-:i PHOM : 1 ; fiVKRVWHKItK !KciE"!AfIMALS ARE Hil'I'OllltOMi: ItOAO SHOW IIKIIK , TOMOltltoW V j , On occottut of tb wrestlinf mulch - which Is belnR held nt I he Arcade lonlKht the (ejjuiar picture program j Trill uol b rhown. ' , Tomorrow la tlievregular vaude-jA vllle :lii' and something sood i ou ; tup or the advance dope Is nil wrung. I isunuy and ; Richards - are two! ' : . . jroung men wbo-iblll themselves ai! -,: " 'The lioll Hup and, . lbs Dude." ;Mnkv Special Inducement In Thoy appear in comedy make up; . rm ki kw the i'hvuk. and have a lot of comedy singing, j tulkliijt.an.il dancing. '- . -', .,' ." frffwi . '".""'" . OT 0l , u.e .n.a. Seokei.. ol the nnuaunl .Kids as they call themselves put onidu. ,,,.,., , .., an act of harmony pinging and .ihrill, ., , Al g. , llamas circus, 'the ward mho and present some charac ter number that always make them ,. - . . ., the Molting J'ot of the animal r. il i..' C,eorKe H.y has a big novelty r,1P ,,; ' . ., . ..,, ..i bis talking and walking figures, t . ' In He presents three figures that wulk.l wink, luugh, smoke and In fact act as nearly human as Ib possible. The, : act la full or comedy and has always been a winner. ' . ' ' i Willis and Willis, an acrobatic ' young man and a talented young! woman present : number which they cell "The Elastic Acrobats." ; They perform a number of wonder-; ful stunts and are sure to please all I who udmlro genuine' skill and up-1 predate years of practice." - The orchestra will be on hand and! f lu l Jii sawdust ring oa either" side r i in- inoiia. ultimata of milder litrli ,i?r, do ihi'lr,. Mi. '. .Monkey, 'batdes,' llamas, el.i:.s, eauic-ls. elephants. Jiyenas, ostriches and 'kangaroos, are iciirli i'in in elaborate and masterful circus feats. .. . .. ' . Al Q. llarneH has ; given many 'years to the careful and Indivldunll .study of every animal in Lis mam moth assemblage and that same in dividual trutnlitg or nil her schooling jhas been the nieavs c? developing animals of most unlruetable dlaposl Ulou into unusual entertainers. Pre-(iillil-anting u field of study of Vilinuli that can be had nowhere else In ..1e 'world. , . ' ' This Is the primo reason why the In saw- .schools everywhere should take ad- many new! vantage of Barnes circus day and personally conducted trip coining to Lit 'Grande on, Saturday, Ithroiigh the great canvas jungle for May 25. i' - j their special benefit every afternoon. Barnes' circus inay well be ca'lcd .This trip Is free to every patron of the afternoon show and those ap pearing at the main tent promptly a new Keystone comedy will bo shown nnd the entire bill is one that It looks as If it was going to be a .winner. .. . HOBSON STRIKES ATLIQUORBUSINESS (Continued' from f"gc one) ills early life was devoted to naval construction and he knows every screw end every bolt thut enters into construction of a man-of-war as well an a fishing tug. tho regret that he cannot bo used at the present time to explain to the people the great nuval questions that arise, but his work Is bringing reruns, although It Is admitted that he Is taking a long way around for the quick action necessary to win the war. If as he says, '"It Is necessary to make America and her allies dry bofore the war can be won." '. Making a (iood One. Judge J. W. Knowlos presided al the Hobson meeting last evening nnd ! Introduced the speaker who a once went straight Into his subject, -He 'told of the evils of the" world, of the deep suffering In many quarters S-T- A-R ML i ii.ri ".v.-4 is "S-'8. 1 .y; DELICIOUS TEAS and COFFEES 5!f.TT THIS OIT IT IS WOltTHi ' JIONKV. I ,1 ' DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ' out) ( tills slip, enclose with, 5c and mall) It to Foley 4 Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III, writing your, see animal from ov rv part o" the 1 lit 1 p. in. when tho doors open. "The Wolf and His Mate," the name aai a'ldress clearly. You i globe. . and .of every species, doing in-ui be given a very thorough lec Loiilse ' I-ovely Production which jwl" receive in return a trial pack-j Intricate circus feats. Itme on how anw why Mr. Barnes has comes to the Slur .theatre on ago containing Foley's Honey and! -Over 100 dtluct features . ore' .. . , , ,h Wednofulfiv nnlv! ' is a hflclcwnniln iTsk rntinnn rn . I llresnnled - in the two-hour nroirr.iin i ' "THK WOI.K A.M HIS .MATH" AYhat is niorc invitiug than a'r-iip of delicious tea or rich fragrant coffee. v AVo take a spcrial prido in onr notifofs and teas, he wiiise we know tlicy arc f.arct'nli.vr-'clcctcd, and proporly blended. '.""'." ' 4 ' j-' There is a snperinrity about our teas-and coffees, that you will' find when you drink them, and though they may cost you a, few cents more per iKiUiidthcy cost you less per cup because you doii't use so much it's the quality.; Phone us your grocery order today. - ' ; HARRIS GROCERY - Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street ' Across the Track "United States Food Administration License No. G50265." ; utm-v 4,11. IIia DAnf nut.lnnPB' I . ' . Many share!""""' " ""'"'".'". " ana croup; roicy muni ui iin nciiiiig. i the antinnl world. The itnimulB are i- . . .. iiiiiti uciuin. -a k i I'ii i mei-oarreu sv.v v..v uii i ii in hiiii'k ii nil nncK- rnoiimai iuiii - i ....... Following Is a brief story of he! u . ... ... ' :arena In the center or the immense cam clearly demonstrates wnat picture: Donald Bnyne was known I "m,,ey Rn! "ladder l'-iwaier.pr00f acts as a stage j'toper understanding of animal throughout the north country as the! ' "'" 8 -"tnnc iao-jfor the dangel01,g ' animal acts. Kidney Pills" for ,'5' lne ,50'' will) a,ltl domestic an-1 rheumatism. characters and clear instruction can wolf. What he desired he took i10"' " wnoiesome ana thorough Here Jlons, pumas, tigers. leopards ido in developing tne tninaing racui- rlghtfitlly If he oould, but he took .'Cleansing cathartic, for constipation, and bears go through the most iiar-:eB-' heretofore thought to be in It anyhow. The cabin to which he I biliousness, headache and sluggish Ing and' startling acts, riding gallon- itnltlvo impulses of the wild animal Sold overvwhere. Ing horses, leaping through hoops of world had. every right and title was taken i bowels. from hlin by due process of law al D fire, doing 'picturesque, posing, law easily influenced and given to j WHKItH THK. .MOXKV fiOKS ' iwrestling and 'boxing with pretty Steve Nolan, a i powerfully built, Isiaiemenl of Distribution of llwl i Srl adversaries. . ' ' grliuvlsaged backwoodsman, whoso. , A two-mile long street parade at 10:30 a. m. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. in. "' and stiiUdiai'4iwt"wwiuJt hMv.iu.' only . redeeming feature nvas n niece, whose beauty, tenderness and Cross Funds. j " ' i " - . ' pally In getting supplies together tals received $111,000; camp ser- The American Rod Cross which e" "le' w-UT be ready for the great 'vice. Including sweaters, and the cheerfulness wero the one redeeming ; begins Ihls week a 'great national number of ''.American prisoners ex-j construct Ion of Red Cross Convules feature of the -settlement.' Her name campaign ' for 1100,000,000," lias nocted 'n that -country. cent Home over 7,00000; while was 'Hess Nolan. . Her sister badijust Issued a stalement of the con- Nearly H0. 000.000 was snent on1S15.000.000 of the national fund is CALL MAIN 43 FOR married "Snaky" will be a much better place to live in when the lust bottle of booze has vunlshed. ' doing Into tho scientific phase of the liquor question ho told How alcohol affe,cln the higher portion of the brain which Is the portion that separates man from brute, indicating by scientific tests just whut a tremendous bearing even the light drinker has . on degenur atlng society, himself and everything associated with him he dwell upon the effoct drinking nas upon posterity showing that alcohol, drinkers goou meet the und ; of their race and their kind -will not type'Uf "crook;"' Burns, .VY-.-.i- a flasi war fund on April tt, relief work In the United States, j held as working capital . tot j tho ' '".""'' "'. "' "nd the army and navy base hospl-I purchase of supplies In this country. Red , Cross purposes almost i SHERRY'S AS ACTION F1I,M Or Jdltlon of It 11918.'. " j Up to date the ""j expended for war 1100,000,000 and yet had over 110,-' 000,000 left to spend. -I This was because the war lund, : f Willi Interest, amounted toitHO,-! ; I'lil. :t(io. 47. I i All the balance of 110,000.000 ' mni,iM j. j wis-' ', WKtitli; ;: -j f-t. '". mitk "Ilesner of the Mountains," the five-nart Vltiiernnll feat urn film f Especially did jBtur.rllK ,lle popar favorite, Lil-! Han Walker, will be shown at the; I will nave been expended or allotted by June 1. . ! The report shows that nearly $31rj 000.000 was expended in France, ' Uliwl Hint ln,.Ilwl..o twar ii OUA flllO .Sherry Theatre today and tomorrow. ; fnr .,, CrtMt hnBlllla, " A gruat majority of the scenes ..,.!,. ;o ,,,,,, ,in, d.i r... reproduce nnd renleulsh the earth. ...t.. J....' "'""IW"" "reusing service; H i messaue to the ntinule n tho . ... . . . ' .. .omu.iiimi , ' - " - iiiiciu niiiKes ngnt. two tactions, u. ,uvu..... on me presein wnr,nf mlninK ,.. ,. ceal.)v was terse ami poyitea. He left no , ,, prodllcon. j -- iui uuiiui, uttluilllllK .( INN por- Thc dls- nrgumi'.nt. but that the nnilona whii.li ... .. ' villages: i n k ii, ulll) ,MC lmlr saiisfiea men """ n ""' "' depleted In a manner well worth the ........... ...i. uuuno ner won- ,irlse which Is destined to be ac- derful rejuvenation pi the physical leordcd them, being would win the war., His Idea I ' , ., Is that the waving of flags and the ,111,". ofp,l"s' """''' sending of men by the millions to : ,'1'- r mcn-those represent the battle frni.l will l .i,.,nii,nnu,i ,n,: ho,h ""''"ns of the workers. at least 51) ner cent if nil A.lie. ! W " ml. NoHh' ,vl, " hciin' .... ilirilfllll.lll.il lll.a l.non ..1.1a a 1 ..111 would abolish the rum over II,- to various hospitals; $1,- 000,000 for canteens for American soldiers and for French soldiers: ' uearly 3, 000.000 Jor reconstruction nearly 3,00I1.M0 for "ro refugees and relief, including the housing of '11,000 families; over; 12.0(10,000 on prevention of tuber-: miosis, and much miscellaneous ' expenditures. Ilclgiiim received over $2,000,000, prlnrlnnlly III gi-neral relief: Bel.; , Wilfred North, who directed thelglan refugees over J1.000.000:i priiductliin, has been able to Instill while Ssno.oiKl was spent Sor can- ; Ilia proper spirit into the players teen for Belgian soldiers and relief and In one of the tense scenes in the for Boliilan children, plrtiiro nn opposing spirit did spring Italy received a total or over J4,-j up between them, which adds In no 500.fl.ii0, Russia over $1,200,000; : small measure to the great nttrnc- Rumania over' $2. 000, 000; Serbia! tlvoness or (ho production. $si l.uflfl;-(ircat Britain $3,200,000, A number of the scenes give one Including contribution to the British j ration nnd the wine nillon. As a test he told of 100 soldiers of Sweden who were In target practice without ,lliiior. Their score was 30, and Immediately following each soldier was given n portion of light beer. Thirty minutes Inter the same men wi-m out on the same field and shot , :n . Idea of what generally causes , Cress of $2.1 Hi, 000, and $430.- tha same targets under the siimn j""1'1' ''" for 'he true feeling or j 1)00 for defraying the expense of the . conditions and their score was 4. !""' K,1'll01' has . been Instilled Into work it Is doing in England In bn- 1 He said we are all saving to win m'n 1,11 shoulder their riidej1"!! supplies ror tho American lleil ; tho war, yet there Is enough, grain '"'I'lcments of rebellion some carry ; Cross. , Armenia received $2,600. ' lined In the tiiniuiructur of Illinois inxm- Hlll4,'s shovels, whllo some iiBe j : the Cnnnillau Red Cross $500. to absorb all the saving made hy the l'"u, 1,011 rml"- . i"""' '""'"''ne $390,000; Polish' people. That transportation Is' J" 1" to oflering a series of 'Children $200,000; while $301.661 1 jiias oeen spent lor renet Ol Alnerl ican prisoners in Germany, princl- brdoklng down .vet there Ik thrills, ''Hesper of the Mountains.' tonnage used for the transportation i'"1 ,,(l"''onal value which will be of liquors which If abolished would ,"Pl"'lwla,B1 by every audience. jmt transportation In a normal state' " """ 8","c l"'ueraiu Big even with the losses of ships and ""rt '" """kola Dan," a two You can be tbe one to cend him . . a poach of Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug ' It pays to know the facts before you spend yorr money. ;-. You will be sending ycur fr:;nd moro tobacco comfort and satisfaction in one poucil of Real Gravely Plug than in haL a dozen plugs cf ordinary tobacco Give any man p chew of Real Gravely PlirCjtnd ho wi!I tell you that tho kiftd to texid. Setul the bcstl Ordinary plug is falic economy. It costs less per week to chew Real Gravel?, because a email chow of it lasts a long while. , . If you smoke a ptpe,sltco Graveiy with your knife and add a littl to your smoking tcbaccc. It will give flavor improve your smoke SENB YOUR FRIEND IN THE V. S. SERVICE A POUCH OF GRAVELY " Dealers all around hero carry it in 10c pouches. A 3c tamp will put it into his hands in any Training Camp or Sea port of the U. S. A. Even "over there a 3c stamp will take it to him. Your dealer will supply envelope and givo you official directions how to address it. P. B. GRAVEIY TOBACCO COMPANY. Danville. Va. The Patent Poach keeps it Fresh anr Clean and Good Wt it not Rcai Gravttly without tftis protection Sec! . , Established 1831 SOME NEW ARRIVALS Swan's Artful and ..Sunshine Cakes. Williams' Saratoga Chips. Fresh Oiosehen'ies. '..-'. :, (California and Oregon Strawhcrrics. Columhia Boiled Ham. Swan's Salad Dressing.. ' Pimento and Brick Cheese. PHONE MAIN 43 J. G. rt -. i onodg rass conilltloa of th rnll- tho crippled t'onds. His talk was foicoful, his dallvpiy Masterpiece. Dill reel Used MotoiT.vrles J3B.00 and nu. was Rood. He is an old-tinier at the Knl,y P"'"ients. W. H. Uohnenkiinip work and knew exactly wliat he was ' "' S-21-tf ilolna when he extrseted u pledge j 0 j from the audience for Individual' Hnv8 '"" noticed the Hiah Clsss ! worn in the (treat cnnipiiUn of na- ,rB"" -ndy that is carried In bulk tlonwide piohihlllon on In earnest. which is now that you may buy In any quantity' yon' wish or 1n pretty boxes If you ' want It so at Sllveil horn's Kumllv ! ; ; ;ot ;ooi uksvi.ts. This honest, straiKht forward let '.er from a woman who has f ftred should be heeded by aJi af flicted with backache, rheumatic pains, sore umsclos, awful tired feeling and other symptoms 0t kid-1 nny and bladder trouble: "I have! Hot such good results rrom Foley I Kidney l'llls that I can sleep tunchj better nnd the pain in my hack j nnd sides Is a pood lot belior. 1 am BoInK to keep on Inking them. Mrs. Chns. Cray, 270 fith St. De- j Irolt, Mich." ' Sold everywhere. I Drug Store. B-21-:it Thor. Is more Cnlnrrh In this section of the country than nil othr rtlnrascr put tucether. "! fur years it m Up. ponil lo tx incuishtt. Uocinra nrrrlbo.l local remedies, unit by t'nnnunliy fiilllnjr tn cure with local treauneni. pmnnunccit It tniMirshle. c'alarrn is a Uicul dlai as mlly Influenced by conalllullonal rn dlllnns and lhrrcl.it'. rcuulna rvuiatliu llniMl treatment. Unit's Cnurili Mcdl. elite, nii.iuifu, lunil by V. J. clienry Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Ik a innHlliuilonal remedy, la taken Internally and o. n thru lh Hied en the Mucous Hurtaeea of th System. One Hundred Dollars re. ward la often il (or any case Uml Hall's Calairh Me.ll lne falls to cure. Send for Circular and teitlmonlala. K. J. CHKNKY & I'O., Toledo. Ohio. Bold by Drugslms. ;tc. Hull's Kamily fills tor conzllpatlon. (arPtataatsllsWe ilJltJlMNltt0' UIPP0DR0ME VAUDEVILLF aa 4-BIG ACTS-4 " BUNNY & RICHARDS The Hell Ilopjuid the Dude' WILLIS & WILLIS "The Elastic Acrohats." THE DE LEON' SISTERS "The Twin Kids." . GEORGE HUSSEY Novelly 'eiiti'ilo(iiist Two Reel Keystone Comedy and Orchestra. WEDNESDAY ONLY ARCADE THEATRE tmrnm mtm i -a-.-.rr..-rrf-rr -ri-r ( , -f-fifffitfj It's a Wise Man Who Knows His Own G0FFEE 'ery few men know the brand of fVToe thvv drink. Ask your wife where she gets her Coffee from, flood or bad, you should know the name of this eol'fee. If yon are satisfied the chances ' are you are -drinking straight MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY It comes in Bulk and costs you but 4V ;1 Jiound. ' , t Phone Main 80.