La Grande evening observer., November 26, 1918, Image 2

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LA iR AiSfD'fi EVENING OBSERVER
rrm?gTAV NOVEMBER 26,' tf18
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LadiesI Fall
I and.Winter
Mats;
' ' PRICED" WAYDOWN
i Dozens ;;of, pretty-; exclusive models on. sale . at
$4.95
? vEvcry ;hat in the store in the store on sale at
DISCOUNT :
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Come early itwilLinnkft your, chosing so much
easier. -
Hills Department Store
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TROOPS
VARGADEl
Vmmm
A Xllltll,l,l,V(J PHOTOPLAY
(. Paullite Frederick will 'be" seen
alt. thai Arcudot theatre- - today , In
"Hone Fin.il KecltonliiKi'' ' her itew
photoplay, based upon tho famous
I'Voncli . piny Trliico'iZllnhi'' writ"
teu-:by Jules-Claretioc the famous
French - clrcunutlst, She portrays
two -roles - In this picture one- be
ing, that- oC Marsa, a Russian gyp
sy girl; the oilier' her' mother,' of
the:'samo.. name, . There .-are many
thrilling iscenea In the picture, no-
tably one In which Marsa's ' Rus
slan .-wollliouiid attack -a 'rascally
nobleman -and- nearly mangle him
toil death. Mare Is loved by Prince
Zllah,.iwho; lonrns ht a - dark'
cret in, his flnancee'e llfot but who
nevertheless, ' tskes her -i to " his
heart after sher has -voluntarily
confessed liar guilt, for which she
Is niorjlly iri'espqnr.lblej Thepro-duotlon-.
Is : ,ani excellent - one and
th -supporting players are excep
tionally urllstlci, r: ...
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SHERRY'S
A NYMPH' Ol THH KOOTH1M.8
The picture Is noted for its won
derful" Scenlo efforts. Some of the
exterior scones' wero 1 made-among
the 'Cunibei lnnds -and 1 some in the
neighborhood- of Mllford, Pa., s
region noted for Its superb water
falls and hill scenery. It was dl
lectett by Frederick Thomson, who
-alao-vdlrwtp'l' Miss Leslie In "Wild
I'rliuwwo," declaio.1 to be her host
production since ih(i Joined Vlta-gra-ph,
From'' tbd standpoint of
photography, ' of dramatic interest,
of acting,- of directing from every
standpoint It is said "The Nymph
of the I-'ooIIiIIIh" la a splendid pro
duction, and ninny -will -regard ; 11
as- Mlssi Leslie's bo.it - vehicle,,
At- Ihe Shorty' theatre today.
"A ruiiiT: von snuoxs"-. '
Outflowing .cuuiilng,. . rcnuirknble
riding mid an amazing , leap t- on
nurseuacK across a cnnsin, are on-.
ly few ot thu thrlllH which tome
thick jiml .fiist, In lho fifth episode
ot "A Fight foe Millions." Vita-;
graph's, greatest . of all adventure.
Horluls, which will he-shown in the
Sherry llieutor today und . tomor
row. Krtlth Johnson nnd William
Duncan, heroine nil 1 hero, are both
MCADE
QTODAY
mi "Mm
ttnHi1WMMWfflU-.iiiiillWlMf .
seen, .at .their, .''est- and,. are. most
ably supported -by several f avori tos
in. -"The. Fighting TraU'.'i and "Ven
geanoe end. the- Woman" cast and
a score--of champion cowboys,
, The,.-action starlie at - Devil's
Thumb, a wild -mountain peak, olf
cape the'" outlaws using her tuiuki
whlcb.Mlsa, Johnson leaps, to - es-sklrtias-
a pniachtito und the.clmse
leads.: to a mounUiln cubln .whither
she Is, decoyed and .subseauently
rescued after a'serles of thrilling
encounters, between Lawless and
his ibondltt gang . and, Bob Hardy
nndi his 1 stsunctl supporters. The"
presence in' the cast of a troop of
Worthwest Mounted . Police adds
great Interest, the body of Intre
pid Canadian outlaw hunters be-1
lng taken .by. expert -horsemen.' The
scenes were filmed under direct
ion of Mr. Duncan in the wildest
sections' of the Slorrau -'and pre
splendid In their realism.
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OMHOT
IHUKK SHU'S I'llOM lONOI.AM)
IIO.MHWAKO .'IJOI MOl -
InrludcH !1H2 ' Orioi'rs and ! i(U4
Veil, Monfly of . Air Hervicu -AlUiciimcJilH,
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WASHlNGTOM.-i Nov. 26.J-rFirst
units of thu' American expedition
ary forces to return from overseas
lore expected lo arrive la iNew Vork
nhoui the end of- the present Week.
CciM'iul March, hief ot stall,
announced last i nigh". : that; 382 of
iflc'jiH and Cu)4 men of tho air ser-'.sei-vlce-
and- uther detachments
1 1 ruining In I'higliind now are houie
jvvurd. bound on the Mlnekahdn.
Lapland and Orea. Dritlsh liners.
Ihe (hut two shlp'i left Liverpool
last Friday and the Orea -sailed on
.Saturday. - -
This announcxMiieifi moans that
the movement' of the American
troops now in England, the ma
jority of whom uro in air service
detachments, will continue steadily
until . all of them, , some. 211,000,
have - returned to this- country.
There are no regiments or' other
units of line troops in Great. lirl
jlan. The first movement of the
larger units, such ns brigades nnd
divisions, will come from French
porta, It is 'assumed, as the- Brit
ish cross-channel-' service - undoubt
edly Is completely occupied,, -with
the transportation of returning Brit
ish forces. i ',.
Slight Damages Inflicted,
Dripping of (JiiHiillue from Tank
Itesult-Si In J'Aplosloll, . ,
PLAN CAMPAIGN
FOR NEXT YEAR
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,,- l';VIlNi.,.MKrHODH
The Union County Agricultural
council Is In .conference- today with
Paul V. , Marls, . slate, leader; of
county . agricultural - agents,., with-
view lo making definite plans for
a systematic; campaign -for 'imprpve
meiit of -farming conditions . here
during . the next year.,, . Corrective
measures ' for smut and " various
diseases -of. .plant . and; animal life,
wblah-ihave keen' tested will be
discussed And) new methods adopt
ed ..often -u, careful comparison 'of
results achieved In different local
ities. The livestock ': industry is
occupying a , considerable - part of
the attention, of the council. It is.
believed that" through the efforts
of scvernl up-to-date breeders here.
Union county is fast, becoming a
center for; high, grade beef, cattle.
Representatives. to this- council
havo been appointed , by. Farmers
Unions In such localities as may
have organized them. A number
represent their districts, through
their locnl grange.' Members of
the council i-are H. H. - Weather-
spoon- and : Bernal. Hug of . Elgin,'
Jim: Woodell,. C. . D.' Huffman -and
Walter, l'lerco of La Grande,
Charles Pliivle and Tom Walsinger
of Allcel, J. K. Lantz of Cove and
George Benson und Robert. Wlthy-couibe-of
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JACK - J'OAI I0UOY . WOUNDS, i
BOYS ANEX GIRLS.
IN SPIRITED DRIVE
VKWORY' KOriCTY fiOKS OVUIl
, THB TOP WITH FIRST OK
COl'XTY DISTRKTS. ,
'mULINE FRtDERlClt
i rector a ,:
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Her Final Reconing
AND WEEKLY-
- WEDNESDAY.
ALICE BRADY-
in
, As always, the school children of
the. county have milled to tho. call
of their. . country and. contributed
liberally., from their earnings to
provide social privileges fo Ihe men
of, the amy,, .according s to-. Mrs.
Ivanhoo,, county chairman -of the
Victory,- Boys and .- GIrJs, Mrs.
Ivanhoo emphasizes that. the. stud
ends, have not-been; urged -to give
beyond their, meaug. but tho vultio
of , every llttlo. bit, they might ho
able to contribute hug been kept
constantly bufore tliuui. ..
B. B, - Kiddle, . county, campaign
manager, looks wim approval on
tho deep .Interest which tho. schools
have . taken , In tho Vlciory Boys,
and Girls.; mavenienU In many
districts It ' lias been nuatmsury for
the boys, and girls to educate the
local war chest boards to tho priv
ilege, of having a separate.- divi
sion " of the drive.
Tho following Item from a let
ter from Snpt :L. A.' Hunting of
Union Is n tribute to the part the'
boys, nnd girls have played In the
campaign.
"In enclosing lists of subscrib
ers to the "Liberty Hoys and Girls"
War Chest fund. I wonder If you
will' think that our high school
boys taud girls bava won the hon
ors thut wore to be uwnrded to
schoolh 111 which the number of
subscribers reached 100 per cent of
the goal usslgncd. F.vcry boy In
high school subscribed and US per
cent of" tho girls, burddos conduct
ing the campaign among thu
grades.
"The credit of the wholu thing
pu-U I liv tnuplHia e'll "I sSuopm
to do with the campaign was to
appoint thu two captains nnd ask
each children to sohct a lieutenant
fo r each division in hor room.
These were tailed together nnd
told , what to do. They went out
nnd did It. It s n delight to
see the cnthiiKinH'tt and eanestness
with, which they attacked the prob
lem. Did yon over see n child
that did not want to do something
real?
"The epidemic l.'r.dercd lu the
campaign u little. Only -that kept
the high school (Mils out of the
100 por cent column."
A small fire occurred yesterduy
evening. at the -Auto Electric- Ser
vice Station when a stream of gas
oline leaking from the tank onto
u gasoline lamp was.lgnited by- the
heat of: the exhaust pipe. : The fire
department, .was Immediately notl-
lled but tho flames had been, ex
tinguished .: before it arrived... No
appreciable amount of damage was
done. -,
(iUABIIKl)-. ALU. TIIM, . WEALTH.
lOv-Knlser- Accused (if Rotting Awuy
Willi -.Securities.- -,
GENEVA, Nov. 26 -"The kaiser
took with. ."him all, the government
gold' and.- sliver securities, using
fraud to get them, past the gov
ernment authorities, . "says : the
Neue- Leinzlg Zletiing, .
' Cannon Ball Tree
, A 'native- tree, of South America,
called the. ennnon . ball tree,- bears
round, woody fruit which closulv re.
Bombles bnsebulls,,,
Lit (inutile Boy Struck ' With IMece
of Shrapnel Hn Rattle,:
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Milton Pomcroy, at present em
ployed as-Janitor at the Da Grande
National, bank, received . a lettere to
day from, his son.i-.'ack appraising
him of the fact, that the boy was
econtly wounded In action by- be
ing struck . with a piece of shrap
nel. . As the letter was written by
Jack himself , It- Is assumed that
the wound, was not serious.. V l
. Virtue- Can Be. OverdorMk.it.
Self lessuesg- -mid :; complaisance: .ere'
beautiful ; .virtues, but do not. forget
that n virtue carried to excess may bo
come the most, Irritating and difficult
of failings. ,, .
' - Botha's 8trataoy.i-
. One day during the. Boer -war .the
arduous -march to Windhoek In .. the
broiling sun was particularly .trying.
General Botha cheerily told his men.
to buck up, us he hoped tn finish the
cnmimign and be. home. In time for his
wife's, birthday. His men cheered, nnd
lolled on In good heart. Hut by nnd by
lint of .them nslied tho date of Mrs.
Botha's birthday. "Ohi that Is ti
secret!" was the reply, and then the
men realized that the laugh 1 was
against them.
Tomato's Worth Recognized. . ..
A raon I the many vuluublo plants,
fruits, vegetables and medicines which
America has given to the whole nice
of mankind It It proper to Include the
tomato. Perhaps dt thus mot conquered
the world like tobacco, yet It has mud
a fafi.'-ililo Impression on a very large
part Irjniuukliid. Its popularity has
extended far beyond the region ot Its
blrthir..
Nutrtrlvo-Valoe- of- Apples, -1 '
Most people know apples are, health
ml. But a great many., do. not kuov,
:nct they are: umoog ,the,most .nutri
tions of fruits nd.,Uiat.therr ivnlue
In this wuy Is hlgher. than tlmt of many
every day foods commonly regurded as
amout th.'ee-fourtlvH the nutritive vulue
of potatoes and us everyone knows, po
tutoes.are u solid nud.dcpendahletuod.
. WINTKR. Al'fLKftj ;
Applet 75c aen box," Drlng your
boxes or sacks, 6 blocks north of
O. W.i R'N. shop.i 2709 N, Birch
St. ". Old' Chapman rlacei 11-18-tf S
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Miss Friederikc Schilke will open
piano studio at her home, 1S02 N Ave.
For terms, call Black 832. 1-22-Otp
', ,tiSE our A l.j,
: 1 holiday: i
Attractive, line .of: silk, and velvet
hats, at greatly reduced .prices at
Miss Walllng's - Millinery behind
Sllverthorn's drug store.
,.! Influenza- La Grippe.' .
The present influenza is now known
to be our old familiar, la grippe. Fo
ley's Honey nnd Tar is just what ev
ery sufferer from influenza or In
grippe needs now. It covers the rough
inflamed throat with a soothing, heal
ing" coating',- clears nway the mucis,
stop the. tickling and coughing, eases
the tightness and, heavy, breuthing.
Day and night, keep Foley's Honey
and Tar handy. It gives ease, warmth
and comfort from the very first dose.
Buy it now... Sold everywhere. Adv.
Hot "Water bottles and foun
tain 'yrlnge In motnl or rubber,
the, best that the, -eastern factories
make, youncan see:. these at Silver
thorn's. . A i good assortment on
display in.i.thoir show -window just
now.'v; Dallyu 11-25-tf
family: DRUG STORE,;
L.A OSANDLOBISON.
- THANKSGIVING
We all have something, to be thankful for this j'ear
'and. in ordo.r to .make it complete in all its meaning, we
offer, for yotui table,- ,our; complete line .of Fancy' and
Staple Groceries, Fruits and .Vegetal ties. A few items:
GREEN PEPPERS
RAISINS '
CURRANTS '
GRKF.N OLIVES
, RIFE OLIVES
. ' - - FOP CORN ; ' : :
DELICIOUS I Al'PLES t
TFTTtirF SWEET CIIJKlt '
I iSiAHHt--' GRAPE JUICE-
' " LOGANBERRY JUICE
CRANBERRIES
CELERY
PLUM PUDDING
MINCE MEAT'
SWEET SPUDS'"
BANANAS
ORANGES
GRAPE FRUIT
LETTUCE ..
pumpkin: ;,
' SQUASH
Place youn order: NOW for Pies and.Cakcs.- Please order
oavlyWti close AlLDay;on .Thanksgiving, November 28;
ii ! PhonaMain370and 77,'Farmers Blaek,192..,
408 North Fir Street Across the Tracb
Optimistic Thought '
All rbrave men Jove; for he only is
brave who has affection to fight for.
THIS YEAR FOR OUR MANY BLESSINGS
Plum Pudding. Grapes Sweet Potatoes-
.Mince Meat. Cranberries,,'' j ., ;1 Pumpkins. o ' , -.
'Raisins Fresh Huckleberries Squash '
CurrnnlH IVr.siiiiinons Celery
Nuts Oranges lettuce
Green Olives 'Bananas, Cauliflower.
Itipti Olives (irapc Krilit . . Cabbage .
Sweet Cider King Apples . Fresh Tomatoes .
Grape Juice Delicious Apples Onions
Cookies . India Relish Carrots
Cakes Horseradish i-. Cocoanut .
Preserves-- Jelly and Jams Honey
Sweet Pirkles Sour Pickles . , Hill Pickles
; Do;-Y6ur.
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t Christmas
v Shopping
Early,
An Appropriate
on
for Every o
list:
All Kinds of Canned Goods x
WE WILL CLOSE ALL DAY'
Hug's Groceteriai
"THE BUSY STORE IN THE BUSY BLOCK"
Phone, Main 35
Canterbury's Famous Ghost.
Of course, Canterbury eatheili-i! h.'.s
Its. ghost. .If -rumor be true Itie tliost
of the nmnlrrrd Ttiouius-n I'.cekot I.'
periodically, to seen engaged In thnt
Inst deadly struggle of bis with the
four miscreant knights at the foot of
the ultur, and groans and other queer
noises me reputed to be hesrd on ihn
anniversary of his death. The eri.ie
hu coiniulttcd on December 2'), V.70,
and the stains of bis blood ore beliuvcd
to be lo evidence; no amount. ef wu.de
lng .ever having cilaccd them. I em
son's Veckl'.
Auto Tops Complete
and Repaired
HARNESS AND SADDLE MANUFACTURER ALL WORK
DONE PROMPTLY.
TOLBERT M. SHANNON
1306 Adam Avenue
DIAMONDS
WATCHES :
RINGS. JEWELRY
SILVERWARE.
CUT GLASS
CLOCKS'
NOVELTIES;
Thore are hundreds of things from which -you can choose the, ;
right gift so easily that you can do all your Christmas shopping
here in less than an afternoon. . ,
"When -they see our. name on the box they know it is good.
We will Save You Money
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Siegrist Co.
LARGEST JEWELRY STORE IN EASTERN OREGON.
"THE "KNIFE ""
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