La Grande evening observer., December 18, 1918, Image 2

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Alexander Murcm.m eomet.
m the. ami v home urars" ,j -
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M.wruii). .rum i .k; colli!
Tlia deceased t
Jft kfi taf wjl 8
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oil:"! 4W,lpn,,,S0'it.'Ci'.ates lh.- fur-!
ni:-Mg 1 the most comply.- ml-.ice'j ' :
fi lo climatic and soil conditions,
ini ketiriK and financial iio"i''l;iiitiei(?i 7
anu9.l othiir iiO-stionf tl rr !f have cnv
t biarin(rupon theKUces-,-; if '..-v followiim infliieitsi.
m:m who is mnkiiiH his start in fgi6! van a member of
ectuiUy. mm, 'pioneer family '"f
"Aspecial feature? (? our work wiH fov many years waj s resilient o.
!, ..... ; ti.olMKn-m i,iit ill,. Hit, r ,her, w;l the
(iOVKKN'MKl' TO TAKE HAXU l!of such plans as the iruvt'-nmerit may kite Murdo Muri-hlson, one of the'
f II K WKSTi:tt SITUATION : develop ur the benefit of the return- earliest residents of C
0 ling soldier. These plans will umlouljt-' ik Ieais a wife and family
Kven I.oKKed-ftr Lands Arc Inrfcidcd '""ade the icrlamution of lan-.s children.
In ilwl,.,.r fur Aid. 1 " different states and will -ovi c"-! .The funeral
erv pnase or reclamation ttmiii w
" l,,o ' hn tomorrow ' (Tim
! morning nt
(Thursday)
and the.' la
th Sunuuor-
i'rt chart" of . H. lineu-
ifr1 o'clock
rilPlie
uv"y,r:S.HfNARIAN OFFEU INTERNED
ni.-iM.iV. Dee...lS. (lliiited Press)
Field MawHul ''on Mackenscn has
.. ., 1 i... 1J0. IIiitirrni-iiL) Hfl
Grande Bonde. ! berti interna. u .r. .,
is continen wiin m.- t...... "
; a castle, according tu a liudapesUdjs-
enrleire will leave patch.
np ; mmh in uvKxnixnrmn
" .r i..,i. . TOaMiiiiirjwwirawiasrw.a
.1Bm(nn -.n,l .fHm,r f Irri- i " ." ' V ( lT-rMi--"- -, ' '
. . r .the ilrainini? of water-Ioyired arer.
f
or
Petticoats are Timely Gifts
ThougKtful Givers
THE KEYNOTE TO THE GIFT QUESTION THIS YEAR IS IN FINDING
SOMETHING THAT WILL BE SERVICEABLE AND ESSENTIAL AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
irable, lo(re.d-ol'f and other vaint
lanil in Urt-ftup, Washington mi ad
jacent Mates vill be aided by the
United Suites railroad adininislrRtin.
Oregon is riht now receiving tae at
tention of JJouglas White, supervisor
,oi uKiicumue 01 uie mh ,i, VBrin districts.
Angles railroad, who is im.-harite of 1 Com.ni.lee to ife Efficient
the J'acitic TlistFict of the lainoail ail- "tit.iini. ....i:,!... m-mmr ni-dt-
ing for shipment, conservation of the
loading space and maintenance of
quality will ite subject fof our inves-
The cirt'over lands, rich in. poili
ties, will be included within tlci' scope
of the proposed activities. Members
I of our oiuanization have alrt-ady iic-c.i
; eiille(lupon to file reports, upon mil
lions, of acres scattered throus-hout
PcUiconts arc csscnli
of a wiiiiian'.s apparel
il ami an1 aH serviceable
. .1 1 is I'm- this reason i
lay in and iljiy out as any-part
for no other that
Fitrite Petticoats
" will be
"While they aro servieeabh
Ireautil'iil effects.
appreciated as
and essential if
j-il'ls this. year,
was never possi
He 10 (iiirain mi re
Anions the Hriht, Ifoliilny Xovelt:(H are
l;ffeels in Soft Taffetas with Attracl.ive I
til'nl l-'lnwered Kffeets as well as plain sli
'Fitrite" Petticoats are timely jril'ts for
f.iixiirioiis Silk Jerseys, Pompadour
''loiinces; plenty of Cottons in I Jean
ides in regular and extra sizes. v
thoulitfiil givers.
I
PRICES $3.75 TO $8.50
I Hills Department Store j
ministration's jjUitirf.
DiMrfcU Are Created!
1 "The two Ui.strk-ts in which the Pa
f cific 'nbrthwrjst is specially interestyd
are the Nortliwe.-itei-n district, which
Includes North Dakota, Montana and
Washington, und the Pacific district;,
made up of Oregon, rallforniii, Utah,
Nevada and Idaho. The Northwestern
district is under the dircctio'n of J. L.
Itiicker of the Noii'hern Pacific mil
load and the Pacific district is under
my charge.
! 'The Pacific district will he operat
ed by three committees, each acting
! independently in its own territory,
i These will he the California commit
tee, covering that slate; the Oregon
j committee, directing operations in
I Oregon, and an Intermountain coni
' mittee, which will look out for the
, interests of Utah, Mevada and Idaho,
j "In each committee jurisdiction an
advisory committee, consisting of
representatives of the extension de-
jpartments of the several agriculture!
i educational . institutions, commercial
bodies, financial organizations, mar
keting associations and the various
government departments, will be ap
pointed to co-operate and advise with
chi active railroad committee. By this
mei-ns the, effective' co-operation of
every organization or individual in
i terested in the development of 4he
( several jurisdictions will be obtained,
;iind its efficiency rendered practical.
"It is the intention of the rai'road
t administration to create a nation-
wmIc organization, which will be most
effective in the assembling and, dis-
, -Tsmit:on of information for the bene
i fit of not only the already brty pro
i durer of foodstuffs, but also for the
man who desires to embark in the
1 upi'iena of cultivating the ?,il
tigation and advice.
"An immediate point tb vhiclji our
committees' attention will bp devoted
will be the maintenance of the war
garden idea to be known in the fu
ture as the victory garden.
"We shall organize for Oregon a(
committee of railroad men who know
the needs of their state and. who will-
realize the possibility of effective co
operation. To Oregon, as well as to
the other committee jurisdictions, it
means the application of the 'one for
all and all for one' idea that has nev
er yet failed when applied with energy
and determination. When the United
States railroad administration was
formed its first demand was for co
operation. The development of its
agricultural section will be an exem
plification of the possibilities to be
(ieveloped under that principle."
1
BVV OUrt
GROCERIES'
AND BE
IAPPYand
HEALTHFUL
PURIN6 THE
HOLIDAYS-
AN 0T ALL
NEXT
YEAR
ALICJ'X is
I'ltH
I'll EST
oxe ovi:it
(Continued Trom Page Onej
memborships which vust go fij It
is reiterated 1 hat '.'.lose who .suh
scrihed to tlio War Chf-st can get
t heir Red Cross l.iotr.htisli ip For
the heads and iiicmlis of the
family' without further payment of
money. All who .ii.ive not sub
scribed to the Uod Cross Win
diest can oh tu in r.iombershlp at
the price of $1.00.
Keeping the Koll (ir.l I lulling
Mrs. G rover Grimm if t is cam
paign m a ii a go r in Cm Mt. CJlonn
district and reports UiO work well
Wilh :iinder way.
Xow is the time to prepare for your holiday dinners. Our
stock- is complete and we can fill your orders promptly.
Please order early. )on't put off until the last day. Make
up your list now.
!New Eastern Thu-kwlioat Just in Today.
PHONE YOUR ORDER
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Traclc
', ATTHNTION, AUTO DI1IVKKS
Patients in the (irundo liomle hofl
jiitnl ni'o ilinturlii'il at nil hours, ilny
mid nijflit, liy tlio coiiHlnnt uho of thp
west oud of Adanifl avunuo by Joy rld-
c-r. In oiilor to protin't Himilur insti-l
tutioiiH otlit-r cilik-s hiivo found i'. net--' triil'fie now entirely uimerojiiiry .ij'ill
OKsnry to iniike ro.HtrlctL'd traffic ordl-1 lie climinlitfd. "
P. H. CURRKY,
12-17-21 City .Manager.
nuneo. I believe all that will be nec
essary in our instance is to call atten
tion to the ownei'H of autos and in def
erence to tbe nick that much of the
Observer advertlalilK pn'R.
mi. dcrn methods of education 'l"d up-1 County Cnnipaicn Manner Kid-,
1 1 (Inti. implements for plant irlsr, liar-I die Is In closo toueh'wMii all nails
'ft;rv and nreservinir for n-.a'!:et, ot the counry and is ooiivnued
the 'illHurjbH'no soil lias n .v licromo jtliat tlio work or obt iiaia.- a 1st
f:v'i'.l Hf.islniip. lof all those .--ntltU'd to. tlio mem-;
' .Aid TlMSetlcrs I'fimned. '? (boraliip will be ronclu 11 oil tin. e
"The improvement of condition? for: but lliere is much work lo f.i; done
the rrw setl li-is another p.int upon in tbe way of detail
which the agricultural seci'.or. will ' "-"-,-'-"---"--"
vk
JUST THINK FOR
ONCE IN YOUR LIFE
e( rt
efforts. 'Yho nev raiirond
its
'I'lic ( 'iiluuiliiii ( I ral'iiui'l;) linKl, tin irct'i'il I'm--i mcK ) . ms .niilcav:'!' '
lin ausr 'I'lilmliiM licciu'ds i ,t c really put a n ihs.-iuci it iiitu miwii'.
"Musii-ally iiji lu dak--- thai '- flu- 'uiuinliia .key nnh'. If tht'iv's
1 1 -1 lii! t : in iiirli'ily tl'.at's spai kliiio nrw or cntertaininir, you'll
surely find it on ( 'i.lumliia UeenriU. A ii.l of ei in r-a' t lie ( i ra f' uliolii
I'lays C'i'I'liill'ia lv'i'i;nl'(U Iu t .
Alissi.-siiiii sti Miulii.atK u lii't lino- tln-niu;li some elcYer lnivt'!t'
eluuiis. llallUlil!-' IcVe --(ilu.-s t'ruil'i the l.'lle:-t npel'.t hit, iatriotii
nmsii', iuili'ary marches - any iiece that's eatehv, tuneful, liiih-hlinu-
wilVi lhe ju f life that ,, nil l iml, and fin, I il FIRHT, oil
a t 'nlmnhia K't r.l.
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j SHERRY'S
nm V(itK ki;v
kiy to nr:!i si cckss
! Alice Joyce, one of pliotoplny's
most heiiuiilnl an talented siars.
roso to liur luts.'iu em in euro by
hard work. Plie canto to Xow York
from Kansas Ci,ly with a limited
experience in iinieK-iir theatric;! is
but with a lie-terminjit ion to make
Kood. She etuviTuliy accenjrMl su''!i
work a. telephone ttpei at or and
artist's model brfoio j;eti!?-u her
ehunce before Die rune'ia in the
K.ilom f-t ml ion. Sik- made .satnd in
minor roles and ti.nt cai'ie to
Vitninpli, where, niie has since re
mained. l'oss";sod of rare beauty and per
sonal charm and whh marked emo
tional talent. Albert K. Smith, prts-
ident of Vittrntph, se!"cted her to
play the part of Mary Turner, the;
niosf wonder 'ul lrp ;,"ii I in t lie
world, in "Within the Law,' and
her characterizat lou was declureil
by critic.-) to be an even mot e Mu
lshed piece of emotinnul a-'tln
t ban that of her predecessors on :
i lie speak iutE staue, inchi Jinir such '
fa iiious stars us .Ian? Cowl, Kniily
t evens and Margaret UHn;;ton.
Mis:i 'Joyce ha- a rote of special
strength and appeal in in t Tie
Uii:hest Bidder. " the Vitasrnph 1
Itlue Kitdmn Keaiure which, will he j
een in Mu Slirrry t-heater, l.i.-t
t hue .today.' She h Ilai (mra l'ves
ton, the KIo--sice V.rse KiiiLrslcs i
channiiiK sto:y. the:iil who sells
herself at a act ion to t he bit; best
bidder in her native, village to sao
her fa,-m for her yountror btt her.
Walter McOvall plays opposite Miss
Joyce, it ml otlies in the cast a-e
Percy Suui.lini:. Ldna Mirpby,
Jutet Cowles. Mary Carr. and
eptien Carr.
Chapter Nn. S of the (licit
Western s t o t -y " Fit: fit for M il- -lions"
alo shown.
how you can save and when in need of
LINOLEUM, RUGS OR FURNITURE
We have prices that heat 'em all, and mean dollars in
your pocket if you buy your furniture and other
goods here.
Harris Furniture Store
H. B. HA KRIS, Proprietor
40 FIR STREET , PHONE: Red 8171,
I'SKKfl, ( MltlSIMAS (.Jll'f
Till year people sbould buy us.
ful Chr!trma presents. We iao
eiytblnu- from a 1,-iildle k ir for
tbe biby tt a Columbia II raphonoKi
t"or tbe whclfe familj-. AV. II.
llob.eilk'amii' Co. t, ,'12-13-tf:
lit
riliasTM S TI:KS Kl lit S Al.K
brave orders at I ymart's shin
ing parlor, next to Sherry's theatiT. u.
m 12-:.tp '
A pi"y handbajj or has V&''sp ' i
fii"her alvysa present fa '
Christmas tljat yo'.ir f---.! ap
ijireeiate. j.'4,.cn find nis-.vV. it you
a-n thi lire A dfj-wf
TODAY
First Special Hippo
drome Road Show
1 TAYLOR TROUT A little bit of everything
Comedy talking, ragtime jugglitig and hoon
rolling.
2-MARCELLE & MARIETTE Cl-issv musical
offering.
; S SIX BITS WARREN & CO. Lr ' The Row
iitM .driver... '
i ROBINS. FAMtY-Some. kid .acfc, entitled!-
" ow.u uie ummren,
'4 t;,Wa,? veklf and Trlogue T hursda's
' WHITMAN FRSM,ME ICO." I
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