La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' ' - ' " ' ' , . ' , '. . ' . ' - ' ' . FRIDAY, .SEPTEMBER 13. 1918 15' 1?AGE TWO la (yuatsde ete:sttstg observer 'A .......... fc a; fit 1 1 fa J f i ' v 1 f it ; i! FALL SUITS A rmymg Daily .00 $25 to $6Q.OO i-iand '. the '. simplicity of the suits is what t makes thensp stylish . ' Tailored effects will reign supreme this Fall and Win tcr, both for treet'and dress occasions Styles which : will be particularly interesting to those women who like to be first in wearing the new modes. Hills Department Store ii r...... JACK ADE ii I'lt'KKOHU AT AltCADK ling Kxicllent Jtolo In "Mlle-A-MIn-' lllll Kfllllull." i The Paramount picture, "Mllo-n-, Mlmito Kendall," mm rliiK Jack i rickford and Louise Huff, will hot jtho fontiiio at Uio Arcade Theater;! today. The 1 great HiwcHm recently scored by Jack Pick ford In "Tom jKnwyer" and "Hack and Tom," two! rni &iiicAint releases seen hero sou)1 ! I weeks mxo. seems certain to bo du-i ; plicated by this new vehlclo which! Ih said to be a picture of nnus !ual strength and beauty. , Yoinis 'I'lrkfo'd Inorft'ilvn tlin 'Vnln nf flwi' I Idle son of a rich innii, reckless and dissipated, who,' after being rcpu. ;dlated by bis father, Invents a mo tor cni;lno. sells It with profit and ; incidentally finds happiness in the jlovo 'if a puro-nilndcd nrl who : lief i londu bin) In the days of adver jsily. A Uio 'girl, the, niece of an ; innkeeper, J.ouIse Huff hug a con laonlal role of which hIio makes tho I most. .The supporting, cast;: Is ox- eopllouully adequate. We can outfit the whole family correctly, economically in WINTER -iJlSDEWARk - T PERFECT FITTING MINKING UNION . . SUITS Tho ' most satisfactory underwear in the worjd for, men,, women and childicn. You caii pay more and get no better quality but you cannot pay kss. find get ns good. $1 ,50 to $5.00 .50 to $2.85 50 to $3.75 to $10.00 b. -IV V - 1 .75 SweaWN I SHERRY'S j ba.a.aa. aa.a.a.a ........ TUB l-'liOOK IIIXOW."' . Women's .MunsingAVe; MiS-wV Munsing Wear, Boys' Munsing Wear Men's Cnion Suits Buy your Quality merchandise is not so plentiful as i future prices will be higher. Pkntv of high grade new models in all the wauled colors AH at moderate prices Patricia O'Rourke, the charade'' played by Mabel Normnnd In "Tlio Floor Uolow,", Is the '.kind of girl beloved of O.. Heiiix In "a busy newspaper offico she Is an humble copy girl, by. turn a torment and s true pal to the men . who woi k there, hiding her sorrow behind her pranks and never confiding her burning ambition to be a real, grown j . ., , up reporter. Disaster; nvertnkes: went into the making of her sec. The ObserverK A Independent Newspiper published Dally and Weekly t ' La Grande, Oregoo. " ' La Grando Evening Observer Publishing Company, i J'i BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher, t tntered at the Postufiice at La Grande, Oregon, as Scgond-gla ' ' " ' : ' Matter, 'I '-vih itiocuiti) KNOWN': f ,. ..With all the Important and In liiroating events of tho war to date, Micro la Bcaroely any operation that will ecllpso In' Interest tho at. tcntimt of Amerlcaua that of the prosont drlvo toward Motss. Thia la fpsentlnlly an American niove r.icntj H has been in comae of. .pro pitiation;, for a long perlpd, accord lug to ,tlic roporta. It lina a defln lie object, and It does not make tmch , dif foreuco what that object ii' or what tho nillitnry strategy surrounding It.. The main . thing which peoplo at homo believe, aa they bollcvo Jn tho triumph of iho oifiinal , right, Is that the Yankees, will make good, Tho flint, reports Jndlcato beyond . doubt that the ad vance la procoodlng according to tile plana laid, out with mathemat ical precision, Prisoners are pour ing in, which Is an attendant cir- iiiiniRtance which may or may not Have - boon planned as a part of the drlvo. : But-' theuonly definite .l.lng. In the minds and hearjtsof Americans Is that Pershing. mid his nin will go tiuoiigh jwltli what they" undertake. 7t Is not necessary ."to idd encomiums to our boys i in I'vanco, .That has already 1 been ilcno In a measure full, wholo hearted and complete. Premier Cleiiiencenu said in tho' Trench Ilouso or Deputies: "Tho Pronfh ' Re,ncrals tell 'me the victory was peculiarly Ameri can In its conception and ; execu tion.' I am much Impressed with n magnificent discipline, daring, uad bravery of the American !.roopB.'! " David . Lloyd-George, Prime Min- Inter ,of England, In speaking o, uur soldiers, said: (! ' ", 'Wo know ,thut iwhon tliey ; ap pear In the battlo : line they fight i!i a way worthy of tho great tra- 0. uons of ineir great country. This is In itself a " source of support. aiinlonniico, and encouragement to all" thOBO who with anxious hearti a.-e. watching the conflict going on in France." The . English and French I'rlmo Mlnlstei'B have oaly expressed the .(pinion of tho world of the Am. erlcans In France. Our soldiers" p.. it In tho great drive against the lerinnna Is worthy or our grea: Xallon. ' Bl We porty. Will t crook to pnrty in ilntrlcla In tho form of a theft, which . Is wrongfully laid to her, jand the 'drama which follows her 'dismissal and narrow escape from the police would have, been true to the form made famous by the American creator of human types. Patl'icia'n illKnll'sltlnn naiiRna h.ir to pass ' herself off aa a crook In I tho wealthy young man at the head of a mission. It is an incident which only O. Henry could have handled, not to mention the eiBt- whilo copy girl's amanlng induction Into tho .home of, the, young man's mother on the strength of , her needed "reform," These are ' Hie high lights in a. romance developed on the ecroon with all tho flnirise. invention and never-falling . sense of climax and surprise which read ers all ovor the world have como to regard as O. Henry's formula of n groat story. Jlahol Normnnd exclaimed when alio read the scenario of "Thq Floor Below", and the same, enthusiasm moused by "Dodging a Million" ond. Goldwyn production. Sherry's announces' "The Floor Below" last , bowing today. ' " . ATTHXTION OltHtiON XOIIMAI, tiCHOOL KTnm.NTH!" When coming to Monmouth, stu dents a ro urgently ruunosted to t)iko ,tho. Southern Pacific Klectrlc lialus Sunday, September 15, leav ing Portland at 2:20 p.m. and 3:51) p.m.; or Salem Falls City trains, eavlng Salem nt ,4:15 p.m. mid 5.6s p.m.. Puichnso tickets by way of Dallas, J. H. Ackerniuu, Pre sident, 1 a-ii-n WEU PIANO TDNINO. often moro Injurious to your piano thon waiting n row months. 'ydney'Lyle, .the well-known plnm. timer, jvlll. be hero haahi -In Nit ember1 to .do 'your tuning. i J .. ::': .:. , ' 9-7-6 Paid The way Al Caln'a still sellinK Soda 'Water and thoso fine Sun ("aes, It Is the tnlh-of the town Better go right In and seo him about it, Dally 0-11 ft TAMILV DRUO STORE 1 UA MANDCOKION. TO RESIST THE ATTACK of tho gorms of many diseases such as mi.niiw f.ti nil ,,r us light or din. These germs are everywhere In lie nlr wo lireathe. The odds are In favor of the germs, If tho liver Is Inactive mid the uioou impure. What Is uerdiHl most Is an Increase In the g.Tin-llghtlng strength. To do this silTO'SsrullK you need to put on liaillhll llixh, rouse VliD livnr to vigorous action. so It will thnAv oir these germs, and pu rify the t.lond V that there will lie no wrai; sh)U," or il for givin-growtli. o claim for l)r. PiVrco's Gulden Medical Discovery iat ItVlueji all tills in n way pm-uHar to it cures trouliles c.iuVd hytorpid liver vi impiim union, ail dlllltgllU. Ncnd l)r I'leri'C, Invnl falo, N. Y., 10 cents for trla Some valley, for lsale, Stock "ranches, lions and prices w;l. trndii propi proporty her J Dairy ond ion for sale, tSKUt TKADK ic buyers for town pro- - ' ' ' t ..." - :lo proporty here for pro- ortland the hpst lands In the nil sizes, descrip- irty In Union for ' ' ' . ' ', ' ranch near Un Insurance Hentals Bonds. .. SECUK1TY LAND & SAVINGS CO. a i2-3ti - ' ' La Grande, i Ore. Complete You" Air Castles. . . If you have built castles in the nlr, your work need not be lost; that Is where IlleV should be. Now put tho fmmdntlonik under them, II. . D. Thorenu. Soma ScliojM "Book" Business al SJlverthorn's; ithere you can find just everything ou wuint and need in the School RoXoi. Vhey will al ways give you goo valrtes for. your money at ithair sto. yVUMSING I j ; A . j ,m'ry(,nrsand j ilkA . ' ,1 ' y'9-ll ft r FAMILY DRUG STORE t-A GRANDI.ORESON. A FIGHT FOlt JIILLIOXS 9-9-Ct , A New Shipment of Victor Re cords in at Newlin Book,& Station ary So. - 9-ft tt FIGHT FOU MILLION'S NOTICE OF FINAL' ACCOUNT. Notice ls hereby given that tho undorslgnedUiasjthls day filedwlth the County Coujt of Union. County, State :of Ordgonl his .final account as the Admlalstjrator of tlio estate of Clyde Harrison, deceased. That said Oplirt hns fixed Mon day, September 23rd, 191 8, at -two o'clock In the afternoon of said day as tho time, and the Court House in La Grande, Oregon, as the place, when and whore' the Court will hear objections, if any, to slid final account, and at said time and place will allow, modify, or deny said final account, as may appear from tho cvldonce offered at such hearing. . 1 . DateI. at La Grande, Oregon, this 22nd day of August, . 1918. " T. J. SCROGGIN, Administrator. Dally:. Aug 23, 30. Sept. Ii 13 20 SummonB all the forces and resources of the Republic to ' .the defense ofFrccdom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE which the U iti ted States authorities have ranked ns one of the " .fifteen dtstingiiuhed institutions of the country for cxcdlrnce in military training, has rcsivjndcd to the call. The Culleyc is distinguished noor.ly fur its military instruction, but U)i3tingVisiu:d also for It strong i:ustrinl courses for men and for women: In Ar.iil!tire, timrnerce, KnRinecriiijf, Fuietlry . -. Hnme K'Vioinici.liMininKi I'liaiiiiaey, anil j ; - VoialioiiiiVliucuf uii, . Its' wholesome, JWiiyJeful student .life. : , " Its democratic college spirit. r Its successful graduates. . Students enrolled last year, 3453; s'nrs on its service flas. 1258, .College opens September 23, 1318 For caulaf , new lIluitrAted Booklet, and other information writ to the ReRit rar, Corvallia, Cregon I Place bur I Now 1 wsaBsssrarrasaw: .AsroniA, OnEoox. -Aft' Safety Always IS A GOOD MOTTO FOR A BANK. WE MAKE IT OUJRS IiV pURaiEMBERSIIIP IN Till': TEDEHAL REERVESYSTEI, WITH THE PRIVILEGE f OBTAINING AD VANCES OF CASH UPON QUR COMMER CIAL TAPER AT ANY.' Member Federal Rreerre System La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON 1 fotrl, lillf- Mge. ivlng had iild ant regain mv stri'iiuil,! . my hlixid was poor, 1 whs nervous and also had rhennvii tlsm. 1 triml evi-rv-thiug lint Just could not get any ri'llef. Finally I dividiil to lahe lloelor I'ierce's . I (iolilen Medir,! 111- .' cevery nnil It i-urnl lJ.,n''- 1 "'Ink it t f v-?' sliiidr grelit. I use uie rieasiiul rellets for coutipiuiim." 3T3 Kwliauue Street j SM.BM, Oiieiiom.a a spring tonic. S to iniild up a weakened, run down 'j system, ami to giro one an appetite. I found Dorter Pli'ive'i C.lden .MnlieiU Disnivery hinkI A rlcnd hail rivom-1 njeialitl It. anil I fiiund il all thai, she claimed fur It " -Mns. .Iakk Gimikii, , IStttl S. lle.llvl.'W Stni'L ' for Pi- Peafc tblm Yc S . Phone II . nam Order unes, Cling hes and atoes ur Order Today 9 Grocery , Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 1U2 408 NOUTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." G IS. SncEti I l rm u - - i I l:::,-..iO:i:AK .' 'IJ 111 O --m ' 1 O ' 1 TS ,1 Iss ' a x u r day vi ncfiay "mp,'m'm,iim'' .; Bill osirt . i And Vaudeville ' THE MAMMOTH GROCERY 12.11 ADAMS AVENUE C. R. SIMKINS, Proprietor PIIOXE, MAIN 82 STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, FRUITS AND VEGE . tTAELES. ' WE HAVE CHANGED DELIVERY SYSTEM Starting Today All orders north of Railroad Track lkavc thi- stott' at 9 a. m. and 2 p. in. All orders south of Railroad Track Yne tho store at 10:30 n. in. ami 4 . p. in. Outside north, leaves nt () a. m. Old I own, south of M titiwt, leaves at 1:30 REMEMBER THE TIME OF THE I XVERY, AND OUR TELE ). m. The things to consider in buying a Tractor, are first, docs it have sufficient width of wheel to hold it up in soft ground, and get a grip on tin? ground that will not slip. This is all important, for a Tractor without traction is a farce. Next, see that it has weight, enough to hold it to the ground (not surplus weight), but it must grip the ground, for it loses power when the wheels'slii) 'I'M ti.' i. 1 ' 1. i men n tnust, nuye engine cnougii to turn the wheels.' The SAMSON wheels arc Gl inches wide, and it weighs 5800 pounds; the engine ' t ill turn the wheels almost any place.. .To? gether with its lirge crank shaft, its low down, sturdy construc tion, its all aroiuii de pendability, you may look a long time before you find its eqtiall an 1 we doubt whether there is a superior. Let us show you. It kai a record of 100 acres in 100 hours, in this valley, at a cost of SG Y cents per aere for gas and oil. "Home of the Samson Sieve Grip." 1529 JUFfERSOX STREET GRAIN BEDS! GRAIN BEDS! '. GRAIN BEDS! ' , We Have a Carload Price Is Right.' GOLDEN GATE SACK TWINE AT !)() CENTS A -POUND . WHY PAY MORE? La ; Granrjjmpleraent ' V - ...I. ........ PHONE NUMUERAMAIX 82.