La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1918, Image 2

MOXDAY. JULY 15, 1913
PAHIS TWO
LA (IliANDli UVKNLVU OBSEKVjJH
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EVERY WEEK
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New Cotton Blouses
Exquisitely made, and priced veYy-reasonabiy.
Look them over carefully you will Bee more1
than beauty to recommend them. -$1.00
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Hills Department Store
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! I NEED DRYING PLANTS
WAM4A('K lilvll) HAS 1 im; ItOI.K
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I'Helieie .Me, Xantlppe," Afford
1 , Ktar A Strong Story., ;
Appearing; as a wealthy man
about town; Wiilluco Reld, who is
Btanlng. In "Believe Ma, Xantlppe,"
has-one of the best roleB ever por
trayedby him In his "motion picture
career;- In this ;'; characterization
'Held oboh : lila favorite 'expression,
"Believe Mo: Xantlppe," once too
often and : while It gets him Into
'temporary trouble It serves to win
him the companionship for Ufa. of
& very tiplcndid young western girl.
The story Of .''Bellevo Me, Xdn.
tlppu," which will be Bhown at the
Arcaile Theater today, 1 based up
on the play of the mime name by
Frederlok Ballard, which scored
30 derisive a hit In New York five
years ago. As George. MucKarland,
Mr. Hold makes d wagor of 20,6oo
with two friends that he' can com.'
'nrtt h ' crime 'nnd elude the police
for ono year. Ho accordingly forges
a check for $100 and becomes a
fugitive f roin Outttlce the Instant 11
.1b handed ovorSUi the police,;
. Whilo . the cinitry ;ls flooded
with hlsortiotogruiJiis bearing the
stntemont That his fWorltn expresr
'slon is ''Belrfc Me, Xantippe.": life
goes to C0I01 acrsv and ror - eleven
months remains Ikvhldnjg , on a
ivanrh and Is only dWiPverert when
he Inadvertently replleVXo the
question . of n young woifran, the
daughter of a sheriff, whether , ho
Ms hungry, with the stntomont,
"Believe Me,' Xantlppe," I am,"
' 'The ' Bill -courageously'-' arrests
Mm hnraolf, and subsequently, de
velnpiliento are exceedingly drama
tic, and Interesting. The situations
.In the pluy aro both novel and et-
1 foctlvo and wjth the admirable sup
port given Mr. Held, this photoplay
stands out with cameo-like clour-
noss ns one of the best chniactorlz
.ntlong of his 8Ci;ne,: career.
Hut (iovornim-nt AgcncloH Wtitn
AgnloH 'lKr IVralmis.
WASHINOTON. U.C., July. I.-.: -
The United States Dconrtuicnt of!
Agriculture and the linitod. Stiuesl
Food Administration agree that es
tablishment of more commercial
plants for the drying of fruits u.n!
vegotabloa Is highly desirable in
the present emergency.. Warnliit,!
is given, however, against poor
products and stock-soiling schemes. !
Many InijulrJe g regarding the on-1
the . dryltus Industry,,
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pat OUR FRESH
BREAKFAST FOODS
EVERY DAY.
Uaittlie day vinlit and you'll be happy all day.
4tail .xVith our koikI, fresh bvoakfast foods. They are
tastXand ttsy to digest, you will ieei "HKe a iwo-year-
d goYlirough your day s work nappy anil j-oiitenieii
bimny hinds, so that ytm can change oil and
i any one kind. , ; ; ., : : .
tnir grocery order. today. . f
iuits and Vegetables Received Daily. ,
rder Your Raspberries Now.
HARRI S G RO CERY
Phone Main 70 arid-'77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street . '. : Across the Traclr
"United States Vood Administration T.ieense No. C,M2Hr,."
tension of
which is In Its infancy , In this conn.
try,- aro being received.
It is csaontlal from tlio begin-!
ning (o assure products of excel
lent quality, Government officials
point out. Processes that do not
give such products will lead to lo:-s
of "capital and local discouragement
and Vjll retard the general move
ment. Y k '-'
.The iiVlilie Is .Jdvlsed to bewnre
of ii respiAililo ami iinscrupulou.;
Rtock-solllngschemoV ' establish
ment' of drying planind manufac
turo of hlghgi'Meprolue.tH reiiulix"
skill and , expiWic absence of
which may damage, tho industry
through flooding the market with
Inferior products. . '
Drying when properly done Is ro-
cognlr.od ns an etflclont means of
conserving food, rt reiulres no'
sugar. It Is. reported that the Oor.
man - Government has fostered the
drying industry In that country.
PtMll'KtlTY HIODIIX IXDKI! Tf
TI.K TO I'.S. f()l!lri:ATIO.NS.
llr.ves, several million dollars worth
of enemy property has been con
cealed In this city.
'on' Yol k Ih In ' The Smno Itoat As
ronhiint On Ae'oi!ul Of Klnr.-t.
uv.o (it Police i-'oree.
NEW YonKV'JilTy "15. A-" still
iiunl Is being carried on hero by
the Alien Property Custoilkn nmnng
the usaclK or ccrtuln all-American
corporuthins who have recently ac
iiulred property of c.nomy aliens
under eondittons suspected of not
bofntf. boni'fldo.
AecoYftliig to the custodian a
nchoiue hns leen clevined to covor
German holding by apparently
celling nil thr, German assets to ono
or moic "Ameriean" ciniipanles and
receiving pny for t.im ?n notes not.
'jduo for'tlin'e years, before which
itlnio It wan expected the war would
f 'l-w' ilul tlit ii.ini...f Vi fiiilil hn
iiia jiiiui imtiuiiii i uiiiiui hi i ii:iuei
Workers, ardllatiid wi i' til- Amerl
can Kedoinllon of buhor, will In
held at Kagloii' . Hall ton;urrcw
( Tuesday I '- ovening at H i 'clink.
WORKERS WILL MEET'
liHmuUimml v 1'nion Issue A ('
' A nutnthiK .iiiidoi th;) .niHiitccH
SHERRY'S
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Quuutlons of Impoilanco to ,i U:v
ber . workers are to be ' disensse.l
and everyone who Is cour.i clwl wit!
this clans ot labor is u ged to In:
piesonu ,
LIMIT USE0F SUGAP.
returnod 10 Iho ('.(innilns.
The enrpiir.'il inn, s.Tld .Mr. Paluier
thr,i fileil rnl:e re'iiirnn Willi tho
;Alioti Properly ('ustodlan, ' showing
no 'enemy-owned property, .and In
Miipimrl iff llieao returiiti the ''sel
lers" ' rileU voliiiiilnnns affidavllii,
Kwenring that such
Ono of the most ' Interesting of.
fleers In tho Italian army, though
ono whose work la little known In
America, has ; just x-lslted this city,
lie 8 Gene.ral nmlilo Gugllelmotti,
the men who did. for' Albania all
that the American government 'has
done for Cuba and the Philippines.
When the Italian forces occuoied
ithat country, less than three years
ago they found, a simple, Illiterate
people, a large "part of them nom
adic, without settled government.
There were no roads, telegraphs,
telephones, schools or hospitals in
the country. .The mountainous in
ffcHoi." was' .'totally '; Isolated'.. The
coast wa swampy and infested -with
disease. Under ,the direction of
General Oiigllelmottl ' tlio swamps
have been draine,d, and good road3
and splendid wagon roads, tele
graphs nnd telephones connect all
parts of the occupied territory.
Schools and hospitals 'have been
built in every community.
As a result the Albanians aro
prosperous and ' contented. They
pay their, taxes voluntarily. They
buve evVcome across tho lino from
tihe zona of Austrian occupaton,
brngiig tax moiloy to tiie Italian
offlriula,' begging thorn to accept It
and nan it In making the same lo
piovements for . them that '.their
ueighboiB enjoy.' , ". ' . '
O. A. C, Corvallls, July 11. While
lino direct rationing of householders is
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ i plnnned by tho United States J-'ood
IT IH GREAT TO WIN-A (MtL Administration to conserve sugar, all
.,'., , . . . ., jiersons nre nslicd to co-nperati'i no-
r i I '' "T , ... cording to information received from
, It Is grat to win and when it is rWahsiiiKton( D. C, bv 0. 1). Center, .11-
,.yJ"..WLfH' 'J.,'.8 "KEAT; 19 11 J i rector or Kxtension Service in the Ore
Well, rhel Winfcmg of Beatrice,"!, ,..,. f rv1.i. or:,. i ...
shows how a jouni advertising man.0r(,R,m Agricultural College. !
aided B charming : g In business nnd. .,The im.rcascll shipping needed bv
won the positioit V "Ve pnrtner. May!our BM)willf nrnlj : !'llnce hns ne-!
Allison is the sta?;r-this Metro All-. cesaitateil COrtnilmeiit of smrnr!
Star Scries lieturJwhich will bcitiHnspurtution, especially from the
, shown nt (he Sherry theatre today. , lollKer vvai;t.Si nnd tllus ,.t,,u,cil J
Scenes of comedy and drama are even- su y f t mnrMs both to ;
1.. .i:.t:i...t...i i.L.....u ii... I i ' i
y 'u,uL.' ui.uuKii uie iit rcUi tn0 Mywg am nuls(,lV(.s," SIIVS the
',. of this picture, making it a delightful Foo(1 Administration. "Close c:
nttiactum. . timntca indicate n suifar supply for
Alio Big Bill Hart in 'Over the t)le ,st hf r tll( p,.,.SL.Mt vt.at. of
Great Divide," one of his two-reel sue lonly ull0Ut 1(;uo OUO tons from all
cesses, last showing today. sources.
i., , rTT r., . I "Manufacturers of candy and sofr
Chamberlain s C olhy and Dlarrhoer ,ri)lk8 wi, be Iimite(, lo - p(T (lt
. m. y. . , .; their normal consumption of B'.irriu,
now is tnc time to buy n nouie m ,in;t JUV Aust nnd September I
this remedy so ns to be prepum! r 1!)17 , bllilill Ir8 C1,,lln ma,.,,rf :
tnse that nny one of your fnm.lj v,in entilielI to 75 pc.r (.,.Mt, cm. .
sh,Hid have an attack of colic or di-!u,r(inI cnnners wm bc Kivcn ewUK,
nrrhota durimt the summer months. ' fol tlwir nm.itnrv re.iuiiements but1
It is worth n hundred times it cot , ,,,, 9tHot ,.0Illiatins puventinci
wm-ii neeueo. u.. , 1 unauthorized re-sale. .Pulilie entinjr
n - 1 places will be issued certificate upon
Observe advertising, will bring rc- a basis of three pounds for eiuli nine
sultB. !ty meals served. Bakers and iraoker
, o , 1 manufneturers will receive certificates
. Soda Wari-.r these days tills the for 70 per cent of normal requiiTm.'iits
had been made ih i;ood faith' and
tiint they ii:ul not been made In
ointiimplallon of evading Iho trail
inn wllb the enemy net, but simply
to rtLTv out a p!:iu Hint tliey had
in niitid for Roveial years.
Shortngo of police is another war
evil. Police Commissioner Knright
has declared that ho would ap-
tramiartions I point no mor'fvmon to the force, be
cause tho druTc called them nway
as fast an ho eriployed them. Such
appointees seive'n paid apprentice
ship of two or Ihrvo months In tho
training school, , the-. Commtssioner
polntnd out, and are just abut ready
In thin way. the Custodlnn be- Ito become gr.vYate pollctimen when
they arr, cnlled In the draft. Six:
hundred and seventy-five have been
drafted'. ' ' . -; t '
Commissioner Enrlght will' fill !
the gaps In the ranks with special !
patrolmen appointed temporarily j
from the reserves. Fifty - already j
have been so chosen. Thoy are
paid ?3. 10 for eight hours' work. 1
Here we've been classifying chew-,
ing gum auiong the minor evils.
Laws have been passed against a
man driving a car while Intoxicated
but who, would think of applying
such strictures to the succulent
jaw-exerclscr. Yet It brought Ru
bin ; Keltniaa Into Magistrate
House's' Traffic Court the other day
where ho wr.3 arraigned for speed
ing, his automobile along St. Nich
olas Avenue.-,.' '. -
"I didn't mean to ""speed," ho
said, "but iny companion had Just,
given mo a stick of chewing gum.
I am fc:u of ;um and I chewed so
hard that 1 pressed down on tho
accelerator by mistake."
When Kubiu spoke his next words
ho was ?35 poorer.
1
omeoernei
and Cherries for Canning
CATALOITES and CALIFORNIA GttAPE-PRU1T.
Great are the niystorlea of th'?
overseas liiall norviee!
Chester M. Wright, or tlio Am
erican labor , mission to Kurope,
has- been booie Tor nearly , threo
weeks, but Mir.. Wright continues
to receive lettora "panned by the
cetiKOr" , and .r postmarked lu vnii.
ous European cities.
"Ami IlKfro not all accounted
for yetA says Mr. W right.
SPECIAL-1
, , WADC0 AND FOLGER'S COFFEE,
5 IBs. 95 cts.
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Flour S0-5(A and Substitutes
Everythiiifor Aint Lunch or Pienic.
FRESmEYElY MORNING
FRUITS 1ND .VEGETABLES
DUE
Third pnyVeui on Liberty I.oa'h
Bond subscriio.', i.liould be paid by '
July ll!. LsX;'-"' Nnfl. Bank, 1
Adv. - ' l.'-i 7-15-4t.
o
Observer ndveitislne; will Dring re
sults. . .
Gity
and
The Home of Fancy Groceries.
E. Polaclr, Prop. ' Phone Main 75
THEATRE
Today and
Tomorrow
V'f fine Ice Cream
npot. All kinds
Sundaes, such, ns
will always pei
' how to prcpase it) the new drinks
sold at the sodij
busy all tho tunj
Dally 7-12 tfV
fountain
at
nnd Is
based on past experience.
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fAMILY ORUO
Al Cain prepare-i. "It will be seen by this plan that
you. Ho knowsithero is no direct rationing of house
holders. To put individuals, on ra
tion card system would coxt the irov-
Sllvei thorn's, lernment $S,000,0(H and reiuirc the
(service of 100,01)0 people to e.irry il
Clover. With everyone eo-operatinir.
this expense and labor can be saved
t jflno compulsory rationing nvoiueu,
WLLACt JNSID
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Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wnit until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your grnncries now.
You can buy tho lumber anil roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushe portable granary for $54.68 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$125.00 and this wduld be a, dead loss against this year's cron.
A granary of thfc size can bo moved anywhere nnd can be
filled directly from tSe thresher, doina- nwav with hiuh nrieert
labor handing'$nd sewing sacks, 'j . , .
Tho boys intho tri
the protection of thci
Spend your nfcnev
manufactured at !me,
money goes to Indui,
- BUILH YO
ches need the sacks for snnd hags for
very lives and pernnpa your boy is
your own valley by buying lumber
vvnen you ouy sacks part of the
...i
IR GRANARIES NOW x
Be prepared bylmildlng them before the farming season
opens up. Ho sure get trood lumber, well seasoned, ns low
grade lumber will ydn trouble in a few uiunn n.,'i
use green lumber. i I .
Save money kecpiwlnt you spend at home-pievcnt loss
nd damage from exposre to weather leave the sacks fur nnr
boys in the trenches; helpin the war by building gtannries now.. '
Portable granaries of this type ore universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one grannry. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
LA aitANDCOSCOON
July I 1!)18."
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