La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 25, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text: 13 ,; , llWtillf)) i aaies ran and Winter Hats PRICED WAY DOWN Dozens of pretty exclusive models on sale at' $4.95 , Every hat in the store In the store on sale at 33T3 DISCOUNT .Come early easier. , -it will make your chosing so much 1 Hills Deparhnent Store TO HAVE GLASS El iGLISH rnoposun jut.vvcii at tiik Y. M. P. A. 'NKiHT WHOOL All Wilt Depend on the Xumlx-r : Who Pinlre lleni-ll (if Such ' t'oiiine. ! SHERRVS i ...-.f.. NEV 8TOHKY PLAY XJIill'H AND THRIUiS "Tho Silent Woman," a story of the Great Northwest, Is the latent , of the forceful -Metro plays In which . Edith Stojoy, the great dra matic slur, will be seen, fliw p. tr- lii re -will bo shown at the Sherry theatre today with a cost of sup portliiR playors of corresponding ,' prominence. . The screen was adapted from the story written by Lola Zclloer and was (llrectod by the noted Frenchman, Herbert Bluche. It shows the happy, care-froo Nan McDonald, 'lhu idol of the lumber- Jacks,' In hep quHt life as a clerk In -'a Hudson Bay Trading Post, Here her existence Is one of sim ple pleasures and helpfulncsB to others. ' Then ' tragedy cotnos' to her. A family from the east ar . rive In town, and by her goodness to their , llttlo child she Is drawn Into the homo life of the strangers, : Hore sho learns ninny things the : telling - of.-' which, would Wreck a ;,swbinati' 'honor' 'and man's life. Against her 'own happiness she keeps what sho has learned to her self. How death Intervenes and : how the ungovernod pnsslons of an unscrupulous man eventually bring about lien tinpplnesB Is graphically shown ' In this .enthralling play in which tho popular star la seen at her best. ;A Kntty Arbitokle comedy rounds out tho bill, r ARC A DE .A TUJHIt WOMAN ItOLK Tho rolo of truer women is new one for Pauline Frederick, but that sho .prolrays It artis tically will bo evident to all who see her in ' hor now photoplay, "Her Final Reckoning," at tho Ar cade today. TM is a remarkable picture depleting life In Paris, the heroine being Marsa, a Russian gypsy girl whose love affair with Prince X.llah Involves hor In great trouble. It Is one of the most rumurkable pictures in which MIbs Frederick over has been seen. r- ARCADE TODAY VERY LITTLE SIGKHESS JIT REPORTED . finally got. back , home, I, was a per fect ;, wreck;' ,, was. ;;so, .''Wea.lf., I L'... .1.1-.., '...-...a . 1. . I.n..aa uuu.u.. ...uv. . ... '.inj, nhi... n hi... f ,M- at all and had to slay right In "w:"","" I ...v 'l,.,l..n,l hoil m Uni ki I snu jiirs. J. l. I CCR. Some men of foreign birth have made inquiry about, a class in Eng lish for foreigners' In the Y. M. C. A night schnol and if enough men want such . a class one will bo formed. Men speaking any foreign language can enter these classes und learn to Toad, write and spouk Kugllsh or men who have some knowledge 6f the English language cun greatly lnfprove their working knowledge of the language. . . Two or threo young men have aBked for a class In public spcak lifg and some Inquiry bus been made about classes- In bookkeeping and shorthand. Classes -will be formed In any or nil of thep.e sub jects when enough students can be round to make a clast worth while. The tiollcy of the Y. M. C. A. Educational department is to meeti10pe tne t0ry of my case will help such educational needs of young otner surferers tor get the same men and women as are not Deing I relief." - and my husband had to leave Ills work and wait on me. I had the best attention I could get but nothing seemed . t glvo me any HtrciiKth and although I tried and tried to get up and move around, it was no use. I was too weak ; I just couldn't do It. Everybody Insisted that I go back to the hos pital, but I said; 'no.' I had been through so much. just couldn't bear the thought of going bacla there again. ' "Then 1 ileeldcd to try Tanlac, as I had heard so much about it and lis the honest truth this med icine did more for me than I ever though anything could do. I have taken six bottles . now, and my stomach Is in splendid condition. I have a fine appetite and can eat anything I want end never Bui red the loast bit afterwards. "Tanlac certainly has built me up wonderfully. Just think, before I took It, I didn't have strength enough to set my own table, and now I can do eveiy bit of my house work, even to washing, ir necessary, and I sleep like a child and wake up in the mornings feel ing refreshed and full of life. I've gained twenty .ipounds and look so well that my' doctor told me to keep right on taking Tanlac, and you may be sure I'm going to do it. I'm glad for everyone to know what Tanlac has done for me and MA XV CHRISTMAS PACKAGES HUNT HON MKYEIt.S I.KASKS LA1UIK riANt'Il COMMUNITY CHORUS WOKK IS ItHHl'MKI). IMBLER, Nov. 3. (Spocinl) Mr. and Mrs. John WcKlnnls vlnlled La Grande Wednesday. Several. Christmas packages have been mailed to the soldiers. - The little son of Mrs. - Chrlsta Larsen who,, sustained a fracture of the arm Is Improving. Wm. Wlgguns and family have moved to tholr new location In Bon Ton. hall. Harry Spencer has sufficiently recovered to bo out again. Chas. Wetty was taken to the hospital at La Grande Wednesday to be nearer medical attention. Mrs. Alvln Westenskow, who has been visiting In Imblor, left Fri day for her new homo in Portland. MIhb Anna Hroes has been In Portland sevorul days nursing her brother, Wado Brooks, nnd family,. Mrs. Huron hed charge of the lied Cross work during he ubsence. Frank Graham, the Elgin Block buyer, was in luibler this week looking after Intends. Mrs. P. H. Wostorskow wont to La Ornndn Friday to visit hor daughter, Mrs. Geo. Perry. Don Meyers has lensud tho (110 acre ranch situated twelve miles southoiiBt of Elgin from KeifTer brothors for two years.. Mr. Moyers expects to devolo his time to tho stock raising business. A dunce is announced to be held In Imbler Thanksgiving evening. lmbler Is almost entirely free from sickness nt .piosont, .fan new cases of Illness having been re ported tho past week. " Prof. Edwuids cumo down, from La Grande Stindny morning to re sume tho work of the 1 Community chorus. ft Frunk Conklln onmo home Sun day from North Yakima. . Chns. Squires nn;l Alvardoro An drews huve gouo to Portland to bring bnck another Pngo .car. Joe Walker will open a barber shop In Imbler within the next few days. Imhler has been with out tonsorlul parloia for a long linos and tho new ventures will be welcomed. mot by other school agencies of the community. The challenge is to you young mun or young wo man who would Increase your earning capacity and .lit yourself for greater usefulness. Call on the secretary at the Y. M. C. A. bulhjlng for further Information. Demand of tha Day. Today there Is a greater demand for workers, real, live, ambitious, resolute workers thnn ever before In the world's history. Every ofllce und shop In the land Is calling for help, and the wninun who is poor, but proud too proud to roll up her sleeves and know the keen Joy that comes from real, honest toll Is missing one ot life's sweetest conso lations. If she Is wise now, while the opportunity Is hprs, she will put that foolish sentiment In the background and seek out the opening thut will us sura her a living. Tanlac is sold in La Grande by Sil- thorn and Hlchardsr.n Drug stores; in Union by L. A. Wright; In North Powder by L. A. Hussell and In El gin by Scott E.. Harris. Adr. Dunt miss this one. Thanksgiving dnnce at Rex hall, Nov. 28, Thursday, given by the Home Guard band. ll-25-4t HAT SALE. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, Special Values. . . . . TOGGERY. . ' : ll-22-3t - m. . . Y. M. C A. Educational Department. Short hand and typewriting. Dny classes, classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. 10:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night DOCTOR SAID KEEP ONTAKTAU Mrs. Mary Illeal CSnlns Twenty Pound WhiiIh Olliers to Do llelpiil. "I have not only gntnod ' twenty pounds since 1 began , taking Tan lac, but It has done me so much good that my doctor aftor seeing I ho Improvement this medicine brought advised me to keep on Inking 4t," doclured Mrs. Mury Uleul, of 519 Dayton nva., Son I tie, few days ago. "I fool so grateful for Tanlac, don't know what to say," contin ued MrH. Blenl. "For lhroe year's I Buffered such agony wltli my stomach, that I wasn't able to do , a Ihlng around the houso. In fact, I wits hardly nblo to get around at all. completely lost my appetite, and what I did force down eaus-i ed me so much pain, I could hurd-j ly slund it. Of course this got myi uonrves in a .terriblo condition, and '' 1 hardly knew what it as to slee.p ut night. I'd just roll and tus until morning. "At lust I got so hud off . Unit ll was taken to the hospital, and had an, operation performed. I Was there for five weeks, 'and wheu'li If you need Engraved Christmas Cards we, would advise that Order at Once We represent one' of tlie largest engraving houses in the U. S. All work guaranteed. G. S. Birnie Jeweler and Optician FUNERAL OF MRS. TRAVIS - The funeral of Mrs. Grace Travis, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, will be held at the Bohnenkamp c!tuiol tomorrow (Tuesday) ufternoon at o'clock. The interment will be in the Island City cemetery. Friends of the deceased are invited to attend. The death of Mrs. Travis was at her home in Idaho Falls on November 20, and followed an attack of influenza. She was about 28 years of age, Mrs. Travis was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Peck, of La Grande. She leaves a husband and five chil dren, also four sisters, Mrs. P.ollie Beath, Mrs. Wade Clemens, Mrs. Ha zel Turnbow and Miss Helen Peck, and two brothers, Howard and Ray mond Peck, all of La Grande. HAT SALE, $1.60, $2.00, $2.50, Special Values. TOGGERY. . .. H-22-3t For a Weak Stoma.'h ' As a general rule all you need to do Is to adopt a diet suited to your age and occupation and to keep your bow els regular. When you feel that you have eaten too much and when con stipated, take one of Chamberlain' Tablets. Adv.', . , ., ' We have never before had a finer lot of candy In boxes or in bulk as we now have. It will be worth while to r drop In and try it at Silverthorn's. rAM I LY DflUS STORE UA SSANOB.ORCGON, , Dally 11-2 5-tf. QUICK RELIEF Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That Is tha lovful erf of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, tne suDsutute tor caiomei, -- Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy. discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for carocic con stipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They causa the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown mouth" now and then a bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit tle Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night list to keep right Try them, 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. USE OUR "A I. j 1 HOLIDAY ! . v ' THANKSGIVING ' We all have something to be thankful for this year and in order to make'it complete, in all its meaning, we offer for your table; r complete line of Fancy nnd Staple Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. A few; items: . CRANBERRIES , ' .',.- " ; GREEN PEPPERS CELERY RAISINS ' PLUM PUDDING , MINCE MEAT , , . SWEET SPUDS BANANAS. ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT LETTUCE PUMPKIN SQUASH pinn 'trinr firder. NOW for Pies and Cakes. early close All Day on Thanksgiving November 23. HARRIS GROCERY ' ' - Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track CURRANTS GREEN OLIVES RIPE OLIVES POP CrfliN DELICIOUS APPLES SWEET CIDER GRATE JUICE LOGANBERRY JUICE Please order tjttit1slisssastss1isais1tfssifirt Aut6 Tops Complete and Repaired HARNESS AND SADDLE MANUFACTURER ALL WORK f,,DONE PROMPTLY. TOLBERT M. SHANNON 1306 Adams Avenue 2atfiss4s1lBSlistMsa1lsAisM d-d- VELVET" dreHes Miss Frlederikc Schilko will open piano studio nt her home, 1502 N Ave. For terms, call Black 33-2. 11-22-fitp All Millinery-' Must go this week. Pattern Hats at cost. Christie & Amsden Variety Store , . A Saving Without Sacrifice DEMONSTRATION -r-Just receivedj b,'- today's express, SaTt! hetiu tifui Velvet Drosses, handsomely trimmed in , braid and fringe; colors, black, navy, green and. . brown. . . JERSEY DRESSES yr.'. RflULINE KHEDEAICfC . t Fedora" -",. ' '. in Her Final Reconing -rJust a shadow on n win dow sliade what a tumult it :Of Columbia Oleomargerine and NUT MARGARINE Demonstration at Suodgrass Grocery Monday and Tuesday, 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. W 1 L Another Sliipmcnt of Jersey Dresses, 'all tlie .wanted shades. , :.':, SAMPLE SUIT SALE Thirty-three Sample Suits left and two more days in wlich to purchase at ONK-TI1 1.UD (WW Materials such as Velvet, Uroattcloth, Vcltnii', Silvcrtone and Serges, as well as Poplins. Ifc member, ONLY TWO MORE DAYS. L KI'RTL EY ran cause. also .. LLOYD COMUDY a ' - " 4 . i