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LAGRANBiS EVENING OBSERVER TUESDAY.' NOVFfBEIl 1?,, 1018 ,.j .' . ' . -. 4 : . t i - 'i..f S -.' ) . - -.r i Sale of all Ladies Trimmed Hats . The Newest and Smartest of Late Fall mid "Vin .... iter Models nre included in the, sale 40 Hats at $495 All o there at a big discount Hills Department Store V STILL NEEDS MEN OVERSEAS PERSONNEL PHPAItTMEXT . is. KI'KS 'AMi fr'OK IHHM1 , , MORE WORKERS. Ncm1 For French And Itnllan Army Work Ciiealcr Than In War Times. ' 4 ARCADE THE "UNBELIEVER" .The United Sla'os Marina Corps .'recently collaborated with Thomas ; A." Edison mid Ocorge Klelne in ' producing what la said , to be the 1 greatest moving picture of the war, and ? this feature In to have Its first presentation tn this city at the '. Arcade theatro, "starting Wednes- day. "Tho Unbeliever" Is & motion plcturo that carries message to America which teachos a lesson, as did "The lllrth ot a Nation." It Is ' i something unique In film produc . ' tlon In that It wa3 taken through the active cooperation of a branch of -tho United States dofonses; the .', Marine Corpi. Marino officers ana '. tnun take part In the presentation of the play. Tho picture breathes , the fervor of Intense loyalty, and . tells a story that is in itself a ' powerful, sermon. : 1 "The Unbeliever" Is the story of' a woman who (tads Ins faith In the smoke and din of battle. Phil L'andlcutt, a youn j - American aris tocrat who has little faith In Ood, humanity or broihn Hood of man, joins the marines, and once "Over there" finds his unbeliefs are but shadows, ' and Ool, humanity and brotherhood - are real. Thrilling trench warfare, bombardments of Belgian towns, charges, hand-to- hand conflict, outpost du y and ar tillery duels are shown in start ling realism, while the slaying of women and children by the Prus sian stirs the spectators to fight ing enthusiasm. This super-feature Is based on Mary Raymond Shlpman Andrews' novellette, "The Three Things." I SHERRY'S PURITAN INTOLERANCE KILLS LOVE OF LOYAL CHILD-WIFE She Won Fame to Save His Life and ' Then He Spurns Her. A powerful picture of the bigotry m C A D E Wednesday and Thursday .' L. Cramer, gtneral secretary of the local Y. M C. A. has just leeolved the following telegram from the head ot the Personnel Department In No v, York City: 1. Men thirty-seven or older September twelfth may be approv ed for overseen and secure pass port without draft classification or permit to leave country. 2. Men thirty-two to thirty-seven In deferred classlrlcKlions may now be recruited, but need permit to leave country. This . means that Ithere Is no restriction tn the class ification for men ever thirty-seven 'years of age, but men thirty-two to thirty-Raven may be recruited who 'are in deferred classification only. " This cable also Just received from New York: "Recent cable urges Immediate sending forty ad ditional meu for French army. Needs for French and Italian army greater rutlior thn loss In coming period. The pers.mnel there Is In sufficient to care for these needs even It the size of aim los be great ly reduced hy partial demobiliza tion. Do all poasille to secure suitable recruits." It Is imperative that 5000 men be secured for Work oversees just as soon as possible and tho daty rests upon every community to fur ulsh Its quota. Come to the Y M, C. A. and learn the require ments and needs of this highly Im portant service. TI1I3 may be your chanco to do your part In the great program ot World construction. BRITISH CAVALRY CHARGING THE HUNS Recently the lirltisn cavalry has hud its' chance at the Hvlos. and It tins mn.lf good, as always. The photograph shows a cavalry troop charglDg over the top of a ridge pomewhere In France. , . NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX LEVY OF CITY OF LA GRANDE. ... 7,000.00' 1,500.00 UNION WOMAN TAK EN TO SANATORIUM HOT LAKE, November 10. (Special) Alex Wnrrenog, Harden on, Oregon, and Mrs. Royal Jones of Union Wore registered at the Sanatorium yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Saunders of Richland, Oregon, are among recent arrivals at tho Hot Lake hotel. District Attorney John S. Hod- Bin of La Qrunde registered at the hotel yesterday evening. MATINEE, ...... . .ADULTS, 25c; CHILDREN, 10c NIGHT ADULTS, 50c; CHILDREN, 25c LAST TIME TODAY "THE MARRIAGE RING" and intolerance which existed in manv of the New England towns of our fore- fathers is drawn in "The Clutch of Circumstance," the Vitagrnph Blue Ribbon Feature, starrinc Corinn Griffith and which will be seen at the Sherry Theatre today and tomorrow. Ruth is the happy, care-free, girl-wife of John Lawson, stern, unbending Puritan. He is made an imbecile in an accident and Ruth tries to support him by sewing in his own home, but the unpitying tongues of the women drive her to New York. There, after a bitter struggle, she succeeds in win ning fame and fortune in comic opera, j . In her earlier struggles she has never forgotten her helpless husband, sending him more than she could well spare. On the night of her triumph Bhe faces two grent crises. The man who has brought her to fame demands his price, and she spurns him, realiz ing what it means to her. The same night Bhe gets a letter saying an im mediate operation, which will cost a lot of money, is imperative to save: her husband's life. She then tells her manager she is prepared to pay tho price, but he proves more a man, than he knew himself to be and does not demand it. Her earnings restore her husband to health, and he then spurns her, saying no woman could win such fame as hers and remain good. All love for husband then dead, she returns to New York to her manager and aguln she sends him away, but this time he is happy in her promise that when she is free she will send for him to return to make her his wife. Also Episode No. 4 of the Great Western Story "A Fight for Millions." ' Notice is hereby given that at the next regular meeting of the Commission of the City of I-a Grande, Oregon, to be held at the Commission Room in th City Building in La Grande, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 20th day of No vcmber, 1918, at 7:S0 o'clock, P. M., there wilj be up for consideration: an discussion the proposed levy of taxes for said city for the next ensuing year1 and all persons concerned who desire to be heard thereon are notified to b present. The estimated expenditures and revenues of said city for the year; with the sums necessary to be raised by taxation, are as follows, to-wit: , Water Department Salaries, labor and material City Recorder Salary, and supplies : City Treasurer Salary and supplies 400.00 Street Department Salaries, labor and team 6,000.00 Street Department Material and supplies ........................ 1,900.0(1 Septic Tonk and Sewer Material and repairs "500.00 Lighting J...... '.. 7,000.0,1 Engineering Salary and supplies 500.00 Second Street Viaduct Supplies and repairs ......... J ' 200.00 Fire Department Salaries and expenses 3,875.01? Fire Department Supplies 1,350.00 Volunteer Firemen Ibor : 600.00 Health Department Salary and supplies '. ; . . . . 300.0 Police department salaries , Police Department Supplies and expense Officials Salaries Officials Supplies Officers Bonds and insurance Interest City bonds Interest City warrants Advertising . , ; Miscellaneous Expense Beaver Creek Pine Line Sinking Fund Election Expense , . , . City Building Repairs and expense Fuel City building Park Salaries and expense Library Salaries, books and expense . 4.500.00 Redemption of General Warrants 6,000.00 TOTAL P $81,125.00, Estimated1 Receipts - From Water Rents . $25,000.00 Licenses ,. .j 2,000.00 , Fines 1,250.00 t . Miscellaneous ... 200.00 4,150.0 300.00 4,400. C 250.00 350.00 14,200.00 4,000.00 250!O0 500.00 8,000.00 200.00 600.00 500.00 1,800.0 1" ; Once More You Can Buy Flour ' WITHOUT BUYING SUBSTITUTES Plenty of Fresh, Fruits and Vegetables Look over the list-and phone your order to Main 70 GREEN ONIONS .HEAD LETTUCE BEETS TURNIPS LEMONS , CARROTS ' GARLIC DRY ONIONS CRANBERRIES GRAPE FRUIT ' ORANGES BANANAS Harris' Grocery Phone, Main TO and 77; Farmers, Black 192 408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration License No. G502C6." RADISHES HOT HOUSE LETTUCE GREEN PEPPERS RED PEPPERS CABBAGE SWEET SPUDS CELERY CUCUMBERS TOMATOES SQUASH PUMPKIN APPLES 28,450.00 STRENGTHENS KIDNEYS PURIFIES BLOOD You can't expect Weak kidneys to keep up under the terrific strain of nature's effort to filter the acids and poise-i.out of the system unless they are feiven little help. Don't allow your kidneys,' the most over-worked organs of your body, to become dis eased when a little attention now will prevent it. 'Don't try to cheat nature. It can't be done. As soon as you commence to have backache, feel nervous, tired or worn out without cause, GET BUSY. These are usually warnings that your kid neys are not Working properly and throwing off the poisons as thay should. Ho not delay a minute. Go after the cause of your ailments or you may find yourself in the grip of an incur able disease. GOLD MEDAL Haar lem Oil Capsules will give almost im mediate relief from kidney troubles, which may be the unsuspected cause of ill health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules will 'do the work. They are the pure original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct from the lab oratories in Haarlem, Holland. ABk your druggist for GOLD MEDAL and accept no substitutes. Look. for the name GOLD MEDAL on every box. Money refunded if they da not help you. Adv. ' To Be Raised By Levy ! $52,075.00 J. D. .McKENNON, President City of La Grande, JOHN COLLIER, Recorder City of La Grande. Dated this lflth day of November, 1918. ll-19-2t WIXTEIt Al'PLKft Apples 75c iper box, bring your boxes or sacks, 5 blocks north of O. W. R. N. shop, 2709 N. Birch St. Old Chapman place. 11-18-tf S ' . ATTENTION ELKS. There will be a special meeting of La Grande Lodge No. 433 on Tuesday evening, thn 19th Inst, for the transaction of any and all bus iness that may come before the lodge. ' This meeting Is called In, order that we may dispense with our regular meeting on Thursday night nd not' conflict with the "49" show. ' R. J. GREEN, Exalted Rulor, A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. Nov. 16-3t , NOTICE. ' The Morehodse Business College will promptly resume all class work on Monday, November 18, at the Ore gon Hotel. Secure a studentship with us and come prepared to hustle through your study hours, that the better opportunities which lie just . ahead, may soon be yours. Classes from 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., and evening classes, 7 to 9 p. m. ' Our progress will be built on prac tical common sepse. W. D. MOREHOUSE. ll-15tf. MONEY TO LOAN. On Imnrnvpfl rent nrnnprrv In Union county. No delays. Current La Grande Investment Co. ates. The Christmas Cards and Stickers for packages and all kinds of Christ mas letters and greetings, at Silver thorn's. ' : U-18U FAMILY DRUG STORE UA G RANOB, OREGON, WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office: So per lb. K1I1T "I'M'" WITH rOETRY ST. PAUL, MINN. With a view of teaching the children caution nd cleanliness, a list of health hrnta has been rhymed and widely circulated. The chief gem as bown by publication of tho Wo man a committee, is the touching ouplet: Protect your schoomates from ; disease, Use your handkervhlef When yon snefie. Belgian B-ihles Dance at Rex hall Monday night. Attend and help the babies In Europe smile once again. 11-15-21. STAR TODAY WM. DESMOND in "Old HartwelFs Cub" .IBRIillf r ORCHESTRA Y. M. C. A. Educational Department. Short hand and typewriting. Day classes, fluid 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. I(!:U0 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night All the Khaki goods, so much need ed by the soldier boys, are on sale at Sdvrrthorn's at very low prices. Drop in and see them, many are on display in the show window at the1 stnre. iwi V Simple line bought at 33 1-3 off, i o two alike; 100 Suits hi the assort mentnil the very latest stylos and materials Velours," Serges, Sil vci'toiies,,Tric'otine and. Velvets.' The most surprising offer ever made at tin's season. BUY NOW ill- rAMILV DRU9 STORE UA QRANDK.OnCOON. The Suits are advaneed styles and will be good for Spring, and when you think of saving one-third who ean afford not to buy a Suit? , ' Millinery Our RNTIRK STOCK OP MILLINAUV, including all Trimmed Hats at greatly REDUCED PUTCES. Hats Everv Trimmed Hat in the Stock must be sold at oiu e, atpriers in reach of all. Not one reserved - TliU sale STAlM'S WEDNESDAY DON'T FOU!KT THE PLACE. E. L KBRTLEY J 4 "V
