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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1918)
o o o 0 d7v 9uANT)E EVEXTXO OBSF.RVETl O 17. 1918. TTTDAY. DECK) TWO O - - u O O ... .. O- a - rf -- - u O ' 0 ttO. 03 -I Wlienln . ..Pmbt; Give Bl&uiei for '.Xmas. Th-ey are ' Most AcCtptable . I3o;n 1 1 i fi il waists in every lfnlijiiitcil elioli'a Vfivi'tv of fine iieedlowork and sheer nmterials im.w-to nil. a Xmas Furs, Xmas Furs 111' A Splendid collection of f ll lis ill Sots find ill single, pieces . . j I MOST MODERATELY PRICED ' jj Shop Early in the Moi ning When Possible.. ' ' Hills 'Department Store J O i-tnk:hai. UtltOV .ItiglialiiH .if t:i, n, ; t&""Bl" fur.eral ihf ymti Man .)J! (.l&lllle w iiii.o.ui Wliaill'it AWTl ff, Merry, 4'. bo ulid At ' Knt inrlHo i PAULS, ITtc. 17. Ti French kov .Monduy morning, will be held I eminent is ?un.sidrini; aGliil e-ali-fr-jmiSlhg, Iiolenkamn chapel to-j linhinr iHonir 'he allies an int-anf-'iionriw. afternoon nt l:n o'clock. tional finahciai. union. The puort iThe Ir.uii wont will be In tin. Sum-! of tliia union would Ue to distribute inerui!'M'enietcry. ! the exp,.s of. the w-etwectth llii) youuK limn A" twenty ysain natioflw on the basis af oouulutisns Sonl .had bnmt sick for twojUnrKmvr to contribute. The iao- wo with pneumonia. Two or tili8itiut Th iTuporU'd by "0 dc-Vates ;liiber. W. .A. and tlaude liey, . 0f ail parties. ,Jt is understood that ;iif reaider.ta -of l.a Grande aw, nimil;y-liin ia midcr consideration by :re at prosit ci.tployed at the t., Hli;kh ,.,,,,.,,,,. . FVOKS FINANCIAL I VOX 8 : French (orcrnmentviiderinz Jr.lan U, for Kyhix ,,War vjKastii. g 10 r! It is estimat.d that the expenses of the allies toiiiled .424,0011,000.000 tliis 1. 1 ark A CW'ilKTMAH IlKIOF O'Xt.ll u-aiiuiln? for I ' f iC t j Windon' l-Allihfl. -ryj.m . i . ' w. Kilidav ( GROCERIES , AND BE HAPPVand PURIN6 THE HOLIDAYS- AHD AWL Kittcs.1 priK , ycHh-iflay and will rwmiuiiy i rciiiiiuiA iu i-u umie i.tH1r,.vim .,t0; 4m ami nnn ov.iinw. . 1 000). wlfiU the central powers' ex- tpens aWfpntiTd :i70,O0U.0O0,0a0 I f runes (iipp! ftxiitiirtiy " ?71,000,0()0, 1 100), To nvoi'J ; international bank-. ruptcyit is dt'c'are! that such an as sociation ia necessary to float an in-! i ,,,, c'S! -l . . .i-i ft i tcHiational loyn estimated at 518,000; l.a Cruudo M!tt Market, has ,a,le "00;0,) ' . , $10.'!,t;00 000,000) to , an an..-o,ents for a window ex. i dlstnbuted fm a basis x,f population hlbit that will bo .out of the ordl-1"'"1 P'oiuction. hach state would n-:i .It will be .1 diessed yuar- ""i'"i "- ' or ." ! !v. U fl. time in urenare for vour i . i.lio amiiiat niieetej tor tats pjir- , j-."" - i- i . . . ,,.,.1.. Is a Hereford -from the Wok- peeini. jnppotiromc road fhow(i st(rk IS CtilllUU'tC H1KI we fail I 111 1" ""1'1' Woasc order carlv. Don't put off until the last day. .Make tinners. Our pO.Kt) iidmkw lci ! iii your Milil-li .'ampk. r Christmas Stationery The Most Practical Gift of All. S YNPHONY LAWN is tli.e finest (iiality .writing i)Hier, tlfiioting ele gance ami refinenient. Price 50 to $5.50' See Our Window Display. Putman Drug Store Start .land Ui others herd and .thosu whoJv'ca"! Wednesday. Know, what this st.ain is for beef' will roallzo tint i: fit "auiuelbjiiK .SKXMS .1 "Ol S..I)S out of the usual line. This Is to 1 t 1 bo a speelftl leatu.o for Crristuias. i'Hrli frmri " l)i-mi lillents . The yuunK cuttlo ai the lilokland With .Mldirrx fi uin farms are 1einK jjtt-eliilly fed, also, to 'make the whole program or the In tho ond'eFs procession or bit-'be.st tiualily for the Clulstmas lyountr Holdlerg that p.;Ked IMrouxb season. the Union Siall. n at Washi:'Kton, I I). C, in thn first days arter the iTIilCHKIlS Mlin iXti l'OS'l TOXKI) ondlnn of the war Were many r Uy actirm ol tl:.i executive com-;youna- women. AmonK tbn hetero inittee tite general ineeting of th Kor.eous piles 'of luKKKe fi-oni slate toaeheiH association will be'amps were numerous nont suft "1 itp.;;'ed indefinitely. The repre- cases. The lunfaae was destined ser.tative council however will for all p;wts of the United States. !,uieet on.l''ridvy, December 27, theibut It all miKlit have been classi- 1 ' i jniornln session beKlnninf? at- 9 : fled as "koIiik home. ' . , 0'cl()ck and the aftertioon session' And foinp home" was written at the Arcade theatre today in his ... The denarlment of au-Ion everv eater vountr face. Olrls latest I ararnuunt photoplay "'J lis Own perintendents will hold Its session i released from covern.nent offices iIn man' caes the clerks dfsired JIome lown." ' n 8lllul(luy aml probably otherjwTjre not less hhppv than boys hon-!to go b:lck la domestic responsibil- In this production Mr. Ray has a departments will do likewise. Thejorably dischart-e'd rrom. army ser-lies' as scores had volunteered for i'role which ia emlnnntlv aniti.,1 to nn,l nt,.n nf i,, .,.lli,, li the Lincoln ! vice ISolh iriils nn.l l,i,v li ,rl nc-lw"ir work while their husbands affords him amnio scone for the ..v-'lfieh school. ' . Scented the burdens cf war broiiehr i served in army letcise of his talent. -The scenes are : ito them, and now once more they j laid in a small inland city, which has I .MAOK KIIII'.MKNT OF IKMiS were free. And all could smile, been dominated for years by n politi-1 H. H. Slack of Summerville, has'for tho povernme'it had token care cal boss and a few favorite hench-Uust returned Horn l'ortland hav-ifhat the koIiik home should meu.nl . men, includiiiK a hypocritical rhinister '"K slilpped two cars of hoi;s toim.e than mere family reunions; i ne of the activities of the Ein- of the Kospel, the latter beinu the .that m u ket. ,,Miv Sli.ck reports thn i that it ahonld mean waitinK posi-1 ployment Service has been to en father of Jimmy Duncan, the charac- hon imirket steady at the Not th j tlons. roil chances to build for the ! con rage applicants for minor clerk ter nssnme.l l.v f'hnil...' Ri.v Tki. I'o'tland yards. The weather Is I future. ships to take the Civil Servce es- 1 vonnir mini's unul n.v,.lu i,.i,lnu Ow.lv Mine and shlninents are keeping up Through the United States Em- I anirmtons. corrunt nractices and he determines : t I lie iinrmttl. i ployment Service the. most careful ! Kris list now. Xcw Eastern TJuckwlieat .Tiist in Today. PHONE YOUR ORDER HARRIS GROCERY Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Tracls Careful inquiry at the various I bureaus brought out' the fact th it , llare numbers of the girls were im- ! patient to return to their .home. 1V. I of the expert j assurance that would be open j returned. and navy. Most stenographers had their old position to them whey they to rid the city of the baneful presence -,of these malcontents in office. How'j (he accomplishes thin, and in addition l.wins tho ,lovc of n beautiful kM, is enptivatinjfly told in a series of hiKh ; ly thrillint; ju'ciu's. :NEW TODAY: tprepartion has hen nude for re . j contruction work. Knch of Its 000 i ' branches has been asked by Mrs. Margaretta Neale, Cpief of the and more than 1000 have qualified or taken- the lest. These girls are in line for vacancies, and wihle filling enier- irenrv nnsitinim !i ;if hppn nhln tn Wo-'l wait patiently for their chances to A'n'KNTl(N,.Al!TO DKIVKKS 1'atients in the Clrunde Konde hos pital are disttirbwl nt .all. hours, day pilWjfflttfWMW and niht, by the con stent use of the j I west end ot Adams avenue by joy rid ers. In order to protect similar insti tutions -other cities have found it nec ecsnry to make" restricted traffic ordi nance. I believe nil that will be mc- " essary in our instance is to cirtl atten tion to the owners of autos and in def- IKST Klack fur neck -piece, last Tue'viny, Ltve it at Observer and gH rcwaid., p . . 12-Hi I SHERRY'S t ARCADE von SALB Kiiui anteod. i on sU' i a for :t:nij. Can A.lso m IS. 19 0 4 K. fresh, f ryeis i'hone N Ave. 12-17 eprj; and Ulk. 2t. 'A VUUIT HMC .MILLIONS KI'IMHH; H TODAY NtlM'KSS .MONA DAKK KKATHKK- TO UK AT TH K AUCADK SOON tno romi lndi in and always I Vory much nllye I.- Iron Star In ! "A l-'lKht for .Millions," VHiiki nph'ti i newest add mealest udvcatuie ser ial, tho . elKhth eplsodo or wbjch will bo seen in tho Sbeiry theater on Krlda-y. Iron Slur Ih I ho faith ful und -feailess piolccUir of the hernfno and to mi.kn kikmI on the job mid si iy alive dcaplti' the ef forts of the vidians to kill bliu. he peifurniH some ol the most amazing fMtts ever shown on n screen. Willie Vn,n, who takes the part of lion Slur, wis horn In Mexico City, of HmnMi-M..lnin paronts and his r duration (line c rnpletcd. luiued tc; Ihe .staKe. .lie Hpeclahr l In Spi.ttish d Hieing TominK to the Hiati s he i ant bed a year in Ari.onn. Intra me an - Jifit in the saddle. :h at nnd many of t ho 1 1 Trks In from (In cowboys he serial. When fmiileeil ye.n. won the prif us t.-st hiwh In r1.'1(v, and alu ays b is u vn uu tilt ntotind nibble !( vorkd lit pi. ui.'-. w ild l.nbln and Lavky mid wi i!i,t "I. mb i luot ('apiain ml 'The i'tvuy lliif o Troop. " . II Old pplehUld woik whit VHiu-.ruph . In 'Vengeance and I ln Woman." 1'iincess .Mona 1 larkfeather, the fa mous Indian photoplay star, -will ap pear at (he Arcadn theatre soon. Prin cess Ibivkfenther has appeared in j more photoplays than any other at- ! j tress iu the profession, numbering ; over iittu in her eiht years' experi- em-c tn the screen. She has been iden-' fied a star with the original Hison J company, also with SeliK, L'nivut sal, I Kalcrn and the Mutual company. erence to the sick that much nf the traffic now entirely unnecessary will be eliminated. F. B. CL'ltUKY, 12-17-tit , I'.ity .Mnnn7er LOST-r Chauiuakln iiiK some silver tin -:1 Ohse. ver . pouch contMin , and bills. Ite ofiice. Heward. 12-17-i:t. Turin's Division of the Service, to ! procure permanent positions. canvass its special (-.immunity open ings, and In this woik the District of Columbia branch has kiven the fullest cooperation. The Wo men 'sDi vision of the Dis trict of Columbia bunuh hut pro vided firs' fur 'the girls who de sire to renin in In Washington by obtaining lints of the needs of bur eaus to which peace will divert much business. These lui eaus (luiely absorbed many, clerks whose experience in government would bo of v. ilue. In one case f H iy-two girls were placed inete- Tho District of Columbia branch of the United States Employment Service does not expect many dif u rallies in the demobilization of tho girls, for their war work will end gradually, since the plan is f o d is pe n se with a bo u t 1 e 0 0 work ers a week, and out of this num ber the proportion of -those who desire to remain in Washington is rot largo enough to suggest ser ious 6 insequences. The main cause work j-Tor anxiety is th it the period that most impoitant consideration. When it is remembered that wom en's first economy W generally in food, the danger of Impaired vi tality or even illness from under nourishment is to be avoided. In the redistribution of the workers many will Have the gov ernment service with experience that will he valuable and with training that will add to their ef- , fliciency. During the period of the wur gills have ban encouraged to improve themselves and to prepare for promotions. In numerous cas es they have beon able to raise the standard of their work and incident -lly to increase their sal aries. A Watch the children. Arcade Wednesday. Eip; road show, Hippodrome Wednesday. road show, Arcade A nice line -of einbroidery and crochet work at the Walling mil linery. ' 12-13-tf OVERC OATS HO PER CKNT OFF I-'ine wool overcoats at Silfi.fiO until Christmas. THE TOGGERY. 12-M-10 non-em ployment possible. It HA It V lust the tiling Iti'hnenkamp Co. N KSTS for baby. W. I'M' Ei HI . KENT ing rooms. Furnished housekeop Illk. 1202. 12-lT-lt". ty by mt'iit t ransler nnot her. from one depart- j rSIH'TIi HKIST.MAS GIFTS Thi year peoplo should buy use- ofiful Christmas presents. We have as short ; everything from a kiddie kar for shall not 'the bihv fo a Columbia Granhonola family. W. H. 12-13-tf exist at an. With living expenses ! for the whole at their present maik. this is a itohnenkamo Co WANTED A ' woman for ' htfuse woi k at once. Call between t; or s o'clock evenings. 1 SOT i V ave. i'hone li-rr2. 1 2-1 7-:U-p . .Watch the children. Arcade Wednesday. liig .l ead sho CHARLES RAY HAS FIN K ROLE i.N NEW I'lCTl'RE j All hats st half t Walllnt! mllliuerv.- prlce nt the 12-u-tr. WANTED c;r for work. full l"o:S phone niack 4S1. gt'iieral house-; econtl St., or : 12-17-tf ( A WAN I AD vyfll do It diineing leartn'il In the i obi be ptnipi't His Own Home Town" Is l'illrl With . Many Thrilling Situ- j nl ions. , y, vtlmse pictures, "His. " "The Hired Mini" nnd , Sk-'leton,' have, won for , Charles Ri ! Mother' Hoy "The Family him a hot of followers, i to be seen ARCADE TODAY iti:i, in n i -hiiidm ii ii:t i s sui on v ;i.n iui hi ,: Mir , ,, V I T 1 1 : 1 Hli.il mi:,. 'To The lllKbc VH .Ki.ipli i:'j- Wh'rl, will l tliculle U'd.iy real (ii,: ' i with .ill ihi t run s . n.1 mill ii nwti . th lllrtini In i: i o ii i ft-l . Kinslcv, in the 1 .i.lli,,- in: Ih.-y have fin U J t I is in... siuiaiii s... B ? p V; 1 -t lu,l,!.i." the I lr .v -".MnKMir-f I'Vatiu.,., AV. 1 " J m.'M III iIie.Mienv I i '! fm .J r, pop, tOII Ol 1 tl . IS .leele,. ',,1 animals an i i Mini peanuts " "tin,' and old 'I'll I'Mi " Is a Uf.-lmit- 1,1 I 'loi i nee Mdl tii' w hu ll Alii e .Iiim ii luis I'd.'. H at ,.f ll.ii bam 1'iesliiu. a licifltiil iMiu Irl wlio sells lieis.'lf at . p'.iii, ii- avn U"ii to the hlnhesl le.iiler In s,v - the I'reston farm t,t hill ynnn biolh ir. Wnlfei ,M,,(lri'l plajs t.iuv 'sii hir, and .Xheis In the r,i me l'mey HUmdicg, IMlill Muialiv. Jules Ci WIes. M.l'tv &ri lid r'replien t'nrr. 'rotn I'eri tss tilled iJ, the plctntr (s; l ' J Ol AHV Ht'OKIlS Just reeved. Cume in at 01 It lil,,,.,,,i,.,,,n i',, i fti' C'v.'h.Jlv.i.nc iiMtC. v';. .s.. . ijx WEDNESDAY m HIPPODROME ROAD SCOW "Watch, ttte ,ChUdn"i THE MATURE ACT 5i The Tiat of the Season ' One Wonder of the War 800,000 Cups of Harrington Hall Coffee SENT DAILY TO THE FIRING LINE IN IN STANT FORM. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS COFFOSE. Flan Ahad for Your Christma'? Dinner. Von will nt'Oil Seeileil tiiid Sceille.-s Kaisins, Lein uns. Orange ami rilruit I 'eels fur your take, . 1 It i leil Ciili'r, pints :unl tii;irts ,-ilsu I'n'sli ( 'iilcr, Caiulietl l-'rnits and (llai ed ( 'hen ies.' ' Walnuts. Ilrazils, KillH'rt.-.lmon,ls .iiulllifk tii v Nuts, (ilape .riiiee. I'liez. 1 .ouMiilieriy -luiee., Olive Oils fur Salads and Kal.i.f I ivrsiiii,'S. Ileinz Mineenieat iu Kulk fur Pies. -MavJie you'll need Spices lnuk your stock .Jicnioii or Vaiiilln Kxt rai't for I'kivorin.ar. WE .HAVE A KEG OF FRESH CIDEH TODAY. tin. IN Store Open Evenings Till Christmas AValtliaiji and l-llin Ladies' (ieiiis' Wrist Watches $13 TO S75.CM) and Diamonds, liin Tin .'ind Kar K'inus S? 15 TO $300.00 Pendants Oilmen 1 !?4 ins and Pendants TO $30.00 - CoiUplete sU.ck of (!i)ld and Silver .leuelrv at Vorv .Moderate Prices.0 , 1817 Kowrs pros, and Silver. Conunnnitv llawkes' and Libliy f'nt CHass Fairfax, Lenox, Mothers and Ktrns onn Sterling Silver Seth Thomas CI Cold and Silver Novelti t'S. Iwne Mam 80 PATIJSON BROTHERS GROCERY D ', Observer odveitl,lns iaya. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY MAKE YOUR TASK OF GIFT HUNTING AN EASY ONE. "tolft 'O.yeii -,Kv lii'j Siegrist &- Go. WE WILL SAVC YOU ' MOSEY liargest Jewelry Stop injftistern Oregon STOCK TO Store . -v'0ie;l 1-ven-inns s5 Q 1 TT1
