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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1918)
'' vj.ar. Tiro 7.A rMXTiE TTTJSTSu 6fcUiTjiR. jJATTRDaY. NOVEMBEimTii N ewest Petticoats here for you are Dainty modi-h in emphasize the new Tailored Suit Ifeautifully fa;iioft-i mm fin quaJitv 5k j?ra"y and taffo ta; colors to, riatdi and eoutnwA with lis jiw jsuite . : ' 3375 to $8.50 , . . Hills Department Store h iSe-Arti" as. r-rBlivt:fa Jr r rs ea.t pre. JpKBKMHOTT MtaKVU SMITH j f ---" . i; rrvKojjj xj. j.ts i jk-mt, ewers- at! a KtninhlBlj; rARux j . wsjAi it t a fvnu. lor It -idwTs sotastiute. to Jm ia tassjy Aim if taw. i-ed t sA ot a t!erts froon Edward iitm tar t, ibe? u 1 ej ?v HvVr. eiajraaj of .Uw Cafcadl.. Ti ..'-'. srOaar ts.sju guui4xz baud, i wfcfcfc Ls (Ooxtizi4 frets One) a C4Mt L'HCOf'ltU WSS SastJt'W.;, rt- leMPWtd BCUW U WSg j elei at4 oen of tse eariy ail taat aeralaia sa suo- :4rtia rtrWx rammSvSr - it r'k I ttuyjn'Jtg. - B amy mm: i A NECESSITY of are lie drier as' ax-teata lor ' ;Bti tyOtr tam it asatc as" , ten. rTTi li-i w)ta of lie; PVX!. Xwutil a nt hers- 5 Uvr. harirr efcarj of (be fajs.ir; flock aad tuile wiae tu mMteri ; ul rwl for tie kag ardttoas mid aaass toe r- i Ircrms; litis wl he was ; .,.. e-iu r- v '-rrL v.i Iran tie aayCeM ssigbt asie & j H;iU vt'utt we raa azart oar' OTr darjr, aa WiVa lb prnaiat of :t Trar'f k bWr as lb kifii-; aill4 aerrfea Vr (CcwUaa1 froia It 1.) sov.'if'iia-acy xa4 zys.Mt-t to loily b-44. aza kaaat from fata la Orioar, dial' taubbKnt moUtr nprfrm rrk. aad cwftto to life ca of tfcose drf. j of (. ! 1 v ! ac btcaiaa )vrcs-i suubj atHia irm i.-ir laatujud. aaa oari . ; as!. H i, tMlai . x Vxall- " jh aJv Siaee tia atS. of Tt liat bare uum tru-ki lw u -w . .v. ,jr .jiPrwSt Wiader. tbe laSe .iod tJ MUKtie aacli farfllk art Viral ttiJ ertto islar UtfcisK. Mai Orr'r Affi i,jjf or Sjl rma, irrtb ," aaa liven -ot tWk.aj oa- ainiu, a.a4la of alot and jutawaye la ixa.i:a tj.1,e, narti&g ia lb eonnlry tmiuu-i 'ra.-seti.a far-a Wixlorta aad ta rora 'AiJuf-rljif Jbwa lo tee eltr. and ioo ti rSara Uia icarrrtag Btr- ,ialr ta b l tle la caaajDC UtnX.. usifiva. tic. lot Ihum ite tailf atwiAHttm of ateawajafijot ih loaw. farmer wUl !at larxna ti aatbiaer. ; u tjian!ixovr aituated la Karwsat fo.umtn froa tit cba-rrr r.iatt a if dlreealr located JfaeWra f' ir is b aj'.liia lia tity. Tbe o-opratun jhaa fcwta ralMia tt JiJJo. L,f th r'r'S-fal Railroad' AdmJnla- Cfaairmaa of lii.iVt N. 1, Fret insioa faa bn aail and where A. Iiaa:ii. will leare la a Jw dxri ffrfrir ('aveated termitala and Joka .Hcary Sa!ta. Prea. L4 aa4 j Pra. C W. Fearcae am aksj cet&attors. . Wuk otlier eharrli k4-n t west (Imntca U critical period of j tlje Bree aatt-ol7jaiT ersadi aad rfaitcd eeMrii!T ia tb eaal j wfuo-e he becaiM pmmict-nt t- ARC A DE t'STf tM Mn.nui turn i TRACTOR PROVES A REAL WORTH!: (Contlaned From Faea 1.) TU cadlo raMIn of tha - Wt lara tiwxt -ttt b iworn rni ft lawlal nttU-itfin and lbrgr play M , latvonaut oart la "KWdl awn,' W)lltro . Harfa nw AfUirt lMr wbien wfll b at tfa Arad' fhaatre Ux)r. fr. Hart la fortaaaut alwara lo Bis ;aUwtlon -ut erca material, but 1 baa ntr bal a batter euoie I ban la IM Utr iff Ckarlet A. fllizr. It l a (brlllfnr narra 'Ihra, on yf tba r4MKdel trp. jMt full of haniaa jual(lr and the" narw of naln loire admldat SomsrtUr, nllijalloRH. Mr Hart waa Mnm,r and Kathertna Mae JtonaM la bla leading woman. (Ota il nlKhl, il.r ( mora t do than to at(ah u aa a s:4r of Ue coadltiuM i trijr of f.'julH'"" eaad treat wuh a riev to-fcubllinK re- oeiar aol- wa,ta-. tkr will iiow j'ivjaij aialiou at tbe road just-f be put lorth ererr eflort to aroid Ufon lo tlje utaia bixiiwart. arid ataar urn rM:ttrrea nr tlie raral till futtiifr ff.r-fnl- jt tkf : ffitf.r itriMi a&d iootor aiiart HI tut prompt receipt and din-'haul in the citira. pattb of all orinoMls ibippH Tue Krt nd aiwara la for the or delivered. jeaily ewragcin'-n". of enterpria- Fa.iili!ea choa!d be anaaxed o '- ai;lr.8 to. pioneer. If the farrn- "" Ubat a lntmtr bo puta acjr pro-jen and merchant will nnderatand no Mb ,a im ahfppim piaiforni with and utilize the aerrite aa aooo aa and arnpla elwllrc l.aM ia j-rovid-d "' ,0"' lo ttmr v'zr r n " alrnu for to real the r'0M -atiuuea. . - Ja4x4 horaea. T; motor epr- aerrlcc will' " oraniM ai inn lime turn . to ala farm and cooticoe his ;ano, wne cnnenn-ntiuK but a uioraest and be on lu:1'"" bould end !r their names The farmer may-put In the, 'and1 routes to the highwara trans- a rewutat for aiarrhaiidhia to;Prt eomnnttee. aoornsing aarac aa be purchased for him and return-1 follow: a ... .i... -a i- .i-.i.l in the mate of Washington, state ovr b baa no ned to anoirel h. rtn ' . , chairman, W. C. Baldwin, 722 feed, and ttt hay to hrrs iJI'w ... .. Hrri,lwav. Tacornt. Wash. In the state of Idaho. 1 V ' j' ' fcai f -ji'1'' "' ' Iforse.FeMl ftntwf :n.f r . ' - !trt uiaut now, whll uiilLuyi to Its w... nAflnil MtM.it. I I. ... -..I . . ' IV I L-VHIIRK JIT. i (... y .. . " i ceai na atro lor bla fail plowln. But when plowln U You will proud of vf.ur Tliankfivin Dirmer wlu-n are ia tha Mr firht then beia S VOU IilafrO-lefoW VOUr-faillil" illltl SflM'StS llf (lcllrH)ll waeed aeaiaat the cfaareb. He al-jtliinjrs to eat. ' Then- is JlCallll ill fvt i v Lite iilxl luxury o did taack: to prefare the way?- , for taa eaaaaed eoaditlona that p11 lne quality . obtained afttr be irsaance of the ' ; ,i . r... T, : macifeato saBdiBE the practice; '" nu piu um x.u... j.-h of plaral marriare. Datiea Were Vanar rnn. As ureal dect of tha chureb Jos eph F. Smith also held the office of tnutee-ia-iatrnst of all the church holdings. He was president of tha - church board of edacai;on. general superintendent of Ibe Dese- ret Sunday School Union, genera! superintendent of the T. M. M. I. A. and editor of the Mutual Im proreaoent . Era aid Juvenile . In structor. Probably few fienrea In the ln-j ter-roouEtaln west were as well known la public life as President Smith. , As head of the Tast relig ions body be has welcomed thous- our store. We have many tilings wliu-li will aKl .est to the appetite and save you work .and worry. Our store is the place to get good groceries .it the low; price. Phone us vour groeerr order todav. HARRIS GROCERY Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 1D2 1408 North Fir Street Across the Track "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." ands of noted visitors to the hoe- frontier life. oitality of Ctab. For years his of- children. Interested player, with aa inueff ease aa if liilua in the city and bavin? available roar r- war ar-a wk. wt w m m - " """"" I RiK'it horimi. At the preitent time liMDVH I1IUH KMKIJ, ICIMKH T0 1 the horses, tha l,.rt,pu .l. all winter. When not working It seeds no attention as do horses.1... . It will b.ult grain lo town, haul j"V u , fencpows, J0 fc,y, ,ra(1 Mr. Herbert Sa. SUto High nura. ran any farm pump or ma-!1"" nitlneer. Is giv,ng his earnest chln.ry. ln fact do annhlng ""t""' f worlr' and ln iin.. ti ,.m. ....ivlew of the fermlnatlon of the war construction makes (itjick move- j meols possible. Tba Fordson flos Ihe work of 'chairman, W. H. Turner, of !berly. j In the siata of Oregon, ichalrman, Amos Denson, ; building. Portland. state Kim- state Yeon It looks a If raad building will major ioduitry very soon, un- boih city tsnd country reap the full advantages tii such sen-Ice as Dally Thought. Re true to your word, your work and your friends. John liovle O'lWlly. flee in the old bunding erected by, ukjDg most ff h(s ma from Beehive House was the meeca for : interested travelers, and since the- removal to the new - quarters in the church office building, the long list of visitors by no meacs di minished. Of powerful physique and a natnrrl athle:-e, the presi dent has retained through all his 80 years the Instlntive interest in Y. SI. C A. lie responsibilities at his place in ' Educational Department. Short Santa Monica. Cat., and enjoying i hand and typewriting. Day classes, recreation at the golf links near I classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:?,0 p. m. by. 1C:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night His surviving family inclndes I bis wives. Mrs. Julina Lamsori j HAT SALE. Smith. Mrs. Edna Lambson Smiih. 11-50, ?2.00, $2.50, Special Values. Mrs. Alice K. Smith, Mrs. Mary T.j TOGGERY. Smith: 30 children and 1 grand- j ll-22-3t 4 OltKAT MMOHTH IX FiWMf That Oladys Iirokwell In a bril liant aclxtss Is an established fact, hut none - bad reailsad the belgbu aha could attain until her work la this nv play by U. Lloyd Sheldon was uat. Hera v sea her dls- ylaylni; thtwo characters that are tta same la Imv .mil form, but at Ho I lino la tbere slightest chance of loom luting confused. The Twu Woraen. . Through the face ot one woman Hhiiw-s the light of inherent good ness and cultivated grace aad j V barm of character.' Hhe Is a de ifoted datigher, a , faithful sweet- j Jieuil, and a lomunt friend of the poor, To look at her suggest all,! tha Iblags.. (Inn my Immerliate. ly when !. Is seen and her acting It begun that Oiads lirx.kwell fit Ibis rt eraetly, . On the oi.r band, we sae the luean, siiidld, mltur woman, false 'to every oent Instinct, unlma to every one and Ashling for (he last 'ul that doe not belong to bar. How remarkably well she doe this 1 Ihe Instant Verdict. Few actrenses cot.id do this dual role successfully, trtt Ibe opportune iy caused Mlns llrockwelt to pro- doc one lit Dm cleverest pieces of j screen arung that has ever been iwen. - Tlie play Is abwthlng from start ,io nnisli. There In no J.Mlllllly ot Its Idl'irext lagging. Tbe con trast Mint It dlaplsys between the two human beings Is one of tha bst plxce of dramatic work that has cK.tr . been prenenled on the screen. Also Mult and Jeff In meeting Ticda Kara. plow would cost (1400.00. The tractor and plows Mr. Zaugg drives cost 11120. It couls atout tS. DO to feed eight horse a day, and it costs 13 f to supply oil and gas for a six-acre day for the tractor, used here as aa Illustration. Dm : the horses eat the year round.! In outlining some of the features of a tractor In contrast with horses J power, h. (!. HmUh, who dlalrlb- ute tbe Fordson In this and Wallowa counties, remarked today! mat "i nave long forese some day a tractor com the modern feniiire would make IL. m.i j...: .... ?aa1taatBws1BlialBlla irked today -cm-en thai j 1 ntttlnlng all 11 . .. . . i .i t. .. I r Auto Tops Complete and Repaired HARNESS AND 8ADDLE MANUFACTURER ALL WORK DONE PROSIITLY, TOLBERT M. SHANNON . 1306 Adams Avenue Wll.li IHM I.AUY iiUlM. I'l l.un are lining completed for' the colbw-tlon of Isdy Imgs to he; tlletetl la grain and dairy lands i of Oregon and Washington Infect.; I by plant lie. i Oreal cache have been located fnilii Die !mljir Nnllonul Forest: lo Hid Olympic Mountain. One Judy bugs alii eat about 200 plant lice a ilny. One of the greateal problems! which confront entomologist li liin dUiriiiuilon nr lady bug o that district now aufflelentlf up filled will not h liijmed by nvor aupiily and o:her need an Impor tation ot the Im k. County agrl ruliiiio sgent will make tha dls I rlljutlon. - ARCADE TODAY r:. Curing Coles. - In dm Rplce llml tha clove r Boimrlltne cured by being moked vr a wood lira until they assume a deep brown color, when (ha fsnher "Irylng I scconipllnhed by tha un. Occasionally tho hntl rn acalded be fore being dried. If bright annoy days prevail nrtlflclnl beat may be dispensed wllh and the bud mm-drlM from flrst Id lust. The crop lose about 00 per cent 10 drying i'ttmivMtr There was wlien "If ill iiiiiii lie nail so tv VCIII'H I hell mi eartii lie" laced the light for tweii- ie; mint who had murdered his hinther: the man wlio had sought to de fame the only woman lie had ever loved. Mv all means fsee that fight! "At the ARCADE If you need Engraved Christmas Cards .we would advise that you Order at Once Yi represent one of the largest engraving houses in the U. S. All work guaranteed. G. S. Birnie Jeweler and Optician The Most Modern Methods Used In handling Linger ie and delicate arti cles We have specialized in the handling' of delicate work. No matter how par ticular you are about your delicate piec es, you may rest assured that if they are sent here, they will be perfectly laun dered and each article will meet with your approval. The Modern Laundry friBiiwiBtawwimjBi 4 J Also WAR REVIEW SUNDAY ONLY Doug Fairbanks in Say Young Fellow New Grey and Brown Shoes New All-Grey Kid Hoot, Louis Heel, for dress wear; Price $.5U New All-lrown Kid Hoot, Louis Heel, the best grade of any kid stock; Price . $10 New Brown Kid Vamp, with Cloth Top, Louis TIeel; Price.. 8.50 New Brown Kid Vamp, with-Cloth Top, Militarv Heel; Price $8.00 New All-Black Kid, Louis Heel; a dressy Shoe; Price J $7.50 New Low Heel, (rowing (Jills' Last, in Browns and Blacks; Price $5 to $G House Slippers, in Felt and .Satins, in 14 shades. Moccasins for Men. Women and Children. L. J.French Shoe Co. j fy0 I of I x
