La Grande evening observer., August 21, 1918, Image 2

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;-: FALL COATS :
' vff 1 PRICED $15.00
j W J Up to $150.00 "j
111 f : H -'j ' yUV choosing. Materials arc Wool Velours, I
111 Kerseys, Broadcloths, Velvets and Plushes..
Ill 'idvwL ' ' fln.v f 110w ' al' fur-trimmed. The
I W - , wly models will he the best values.
J ; - 'W , ." ?i5 ti?iro. '
I HpsSDepartmeiit' Store
be muirled lo (he rich nobleman.
'The .lieutenant la reported us miss-
lug put roiurns after having been
severely . wounded Id an engage
ment und lip love Ills speech und
memory through shock. Ilia health
Ib finally restored by his wife.
;who nlngs to lllni, "lloniile Sweet
Baie," a sonn thuy suns togothSr
idurliig their courting days. The
; play lit filled with action and is In
every -way r'alciilu-od to . Uiako a
dct'p ImprcBslou upon the Hpectu
tor, .
In (Jie all-star cast nio such
screen stars as Thomas MeiKlian.
! Robert (iordon, Winter Hall, Sylvia
iBreamar Ola Jlunipliruy, Molly .Mc.
jCoiinoll and Katlilyu O'Connor.
. This splendid pli.Uoj.luy will be
j.prosantrd at the Arcndo Thw.' er on
Friday and SaturUiiy and an adc
(Uuto ptesHiitatlon Is assured.
SCHOOL CENSUS IS
TAKEN IN HUNGARY
lll.NS WOl,I MKiVAIUK Till',
IT.W.l.VV AM) III'MAMAX
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SHERRY'S il
(SHOWING TODAY.
ZURICH," Auk. 20.--Zlchy the
IIunKaj'liui uiMstl-t of instruction,
iu decided to take u census of the
x'hools ths year, cariyng out the
iimposc yf his p:T)decossor, Count
Apiiony!. He, has .'informed, the
liuuianlan Bishops of his purpose.
Huron 11 or va rlli has been appoint
ed overiinient commissioner for
tho work In Transylvauli., Th
pin pi'uu tit Ilia .census, will bo to
Mieyarl.o the Italian and Ruman
ian schools.
! "The Marriage Speculation," tl.c
; Greater Vitugraph Blue Ribbon Fen-
ture, is ths remarkable love story . f
i a young girl who agrees to barter her
; self for an education and introduction
into society. When the time for set
! tlement arrives she steels herself to
; make good, buttis saved by the swept
: hem t she left behind,
j The author is Cyrus Townsend llin
jdy .and the scenario by A. Van Jlurjl
Powell. The picture was directed by
i Ashley Miller. The Vitngraph fuvo
' rites are seen in l..ling roles. Wal
.htce Muclonaldp Mildred Manning and
! Charles Kent.
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i ARCADE
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. "SOI IH -AI)l!l'T," j
"Soul's Adi'lM" la tho title of
tho now Wmld-I'lotiiro Brudy-Madu
. In which 'cliiirmlnr Kthel Clayton
will bo seen at the Arcade ThouUir
. loduy. 'Tho main uction In this
drama trunstiires on u desert Is-
, land where tho lioro and heroine
aro nlilpwrncked. As tho hero Is
0. foriuor lover of tba wpuian'a
and a alio has turned him ilown
cold, It 1b ovidont tlid) tho sliiatloD
of tho two being togotiior uliuitv! pir
tho island Is roplejo Willi posslijll
itlon. Supporting: Mlsa- Cjayton Is
handsonio Miltpn Sills und sc.bn In
th cttBt aro a number of fdVorltes '
who (to- splendid work. For the
purpose of taking this picture the
oivtlro company inado u trip to the
Bahamas uud' some scones of re.
uiurkubio natural bounty .worft se
cured on the trip. ''Souls Adrift."
Is a splendidly sullnl'ylng produc
tion. Nothing has been .'overlook
ed which would add lo the Interest
and unlcrlaiuuient values ., f the
attraction. .
"MIHSI.VO.
Is Cluirijiliig . riiolopltiy of I. i.ve
, r.nd Wui'.
A. charming.. iDlioloplay ot lovrt
and war, combining ! all the i.lo.
ineiils of dramatic tlirlll and (e.-'.
heart appeal, Is '. ''Missing." the
newest photoplay produced under
tho direction of J. Stuart Blnckton.
jr. nix ii tc.i.'iin id made hy .Mr.
MtLi.ldon and James Voujig. "MIs
juliie." js(. iii -ii'iuiiy respects, an all
Htur p. oilii. ton, mid It is one of
nio iiio'-.'. notable produced by Mr.
liluekl'in nlnco ;i:s uriiviil 'In Cull.
I'ornla. in tills plio'.oplay uppuir
Iwo ijKlorn, one.' of Iheui a design
ing wMun.M, who craves sociul jio
ultlon and we.-illh, uud who ueules
to ntllizo her sister os a tool for
I lie iiccomplishmnnt of her purpose
Tho younger, sister, however, mar-
los an army ufflrer, and after his
depui.'un.' for tho front, she Is
thrown In contact with a patriotic ;
;:obleiiiiiu, tliroiiKh wiioso philan
thropy thousands of llrltlsh convul-,
o.-.cent Irooi-s nio being cjrod for. i
Tho elder sister encourages their !
rr.iouliiigji and secretly nourishes '
jiho hope, that the lleute:-.unt may!
't.'o kill. 'l and her sister evnnttiullv '
Ventilate Coal Piles.
Unless coal plies are well ven
tilated spontaneous combustion will
follow. To prevent spontaneous com
bustion, the bureau of mines gives
these suggestions: (1) Build n coal
bin on dry ground. C2) Sloro only
one size of coal In each pile. He-
move flue coal for immediate use If
possible. (1) Don't wet and dry the
coal alternately while piling. . !i)
Store the coal In small piles near the
place where It Is to be stored. (()) Use
smiill bins In storage yards.
How Many Shingles?
To figure Hie number of shingles a
house v-1 1 1 require proceed us follows:
Jle;isi:re the length of the roof to bi
covered. Measure the distance Iron,
otui cave over the peak lo the olbtr
cave. These dimensions necessarily
are In feet. Multiply the dimensions
together. Divide by 100. The quotient
will be the number of thousand shin
gles re.pilre.l. To delerinlne the hum
her of bundles, multiply this number
by four. Form Life.
Destruction Wrought by Rats.
Destructive rats In lirllnin lire estl
male.l to linve destroyed food valued
ut about two hundred million dollars,
or about live dollars' worth of food
per head of, the population, v -
That's Right
Men seldom, or rather never for a
length of time and deliberately, rebel
against anything that does not deserve
rebelling against.
"Aluddin and the Wonderful Lamp"
at Sherry's, tomorrow and Friday.
.Rring the kiddies and renew fond
memories of your youth. 8-21 -It
Counter Question. '.
. She ?'Jfov do I know you are not
marrying pie for my money?" He
"If It .comes lo that, how do I know
you are not marrying ine to reform
me?" Boston Transcript. '
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Those Dear Girls.
Nell "I understand May Cutting re
marked that I looked so much like
Miss Hoaniley-Iiltih. Isn't that awful?"
Kello "Yes, she's always knocking
Miss' Monuiley-ISIIch, because she's
jealous of her."
The now hook. "A Daughter of
the, Sand," by Gene Strntton-Por-lers,
just out of print, the first
In La Grande, got ono and read It.
Si Iron horn 's havo a set of them.
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The most delicioiis things yon put on your table will
not. he Appreciated if you serve thein all the tunc You
want soinethin dilTerent "teiii)tV the appetite.
Y'v! liave many things that will "make your mouth
water," revive your appetite' and spiirts and make every
meal a )ositive tb-liltt. A happy meal aids digestion.
These little tilings cost so little in our store that every
one should serve tliein often. ...
PHONE tJS 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. G!j02.r5."
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Tobacco Ral6lng In Scotland.
During the American Civil war to
bacco became so dear that peroral un
successful attempts were made In
Scotland for Its culllvall.m. The chief
sent of the new culture was In the
neighborhood of Kelso, where It sue
ceeded so well that sixteen and one
halt statute acres brought 5X0 per
acre.
CHRONIC CONSTH'ATIOX.
It is liy no means an easy mat
ter to cure, this diseaso, hut It can
h? done in most Instances by talilni?
Chamberlain's Tablets and comply
ing with the plain printed direc
tions that accompany each package.
MISKI.VM
Observer ndvertlsing will bring n
' suits. -
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A Superb Photo Play of Love and
"The Story of a woman's heart torn by the sacrifices of war Her love passed all
understanding and finally the seducsive strains of "Bonnie
Sweet Bessie" reclaimed him from the '(Missing"
Dramatized from
Mrs. Humphrey
Ward's
Famous Novel,
. "Missing."
Produced ly .1. Stuart
Blacktuii. It is a mas
terpiece of stagecraft
and photography.
Thousands of hrave
hoys at the front are
Missing, see this play
and you will learn
how they come hack.
Uemarkalile battle
scenes. A beautiful
story of luxe and sac
rifice, and appealing.
Incidental .music on
tin- pipe organ.
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