La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1919, Image 2

rPTn T' TAN'UA'RV 24.
TWO
L"A GIEANDp ESTXQ -OBSERVER
CI
ea ranee ' Sale .or
Men's Suits and Overcoats
jURGES LIMITING THIRTY-ONE CARNEGIE i
i TRAFFIC ON ROADS j ; j , '. MED ALSb AWARDED
I o . . r .. : i ' . . . .
I rTAl.KM, Jan. 4. Authority rer tnei niiHiiuKU, Jan. 24. Thirty-one
state r,niay eommission to ijfguiate acis 01 rrvroitrli were recognized by the
lad and trafdic en tfate Iflghwaya, i'arnegio herund commiision at its
land the establishment of a speed limit I fifteenth annual meeting held here
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The clothes which figure In this sale
represent 100 per cent standard in
all-wool fabrics, in good linings and
ether materials in workmanship, which
is done in the most exacting fashion.
MEN'S SUITS Clearance Prices
$18.00, $20.00, $25.00, $22.50, $27.00.
$31.50
MEN'S O 'CO ATS Clearance Pricss
$18.00, $22.50, $27.00, $31.50, $36.00
ONE LOT MEN'S OVERCOATS $9.75
FOR A WIDE CHOICE- OF THE
BEST FABRICS AND MODELS
COME IN NOW
'of thtttv'milft an fcour are amohg rec
ommendations to the legitlature'made
by the commission. A listjof reeom
'; mwidaU'ons has been submitted for
jconsiderafion whi n ro'ad legislation is
(considered at the present session.
Another recommendation is a re-
'volvihg fund, of W0.0OO fer the tatc
i highway enme r to. enable Him to
imeet claims '-promptly. The ccmrrfis-
ision also-asks authority to condemn
right of way through public ground.
RUBY NEW TOWN
' ON OREGON MAP
Situated In the second unit of the
Jordan valley i.-rigation district, in
.Malheur. county, a tdwin to be known
as Itubv. is sprouting. It is within
i close reach of the Oregon-Washington
.Railroad & Navigation system's Vale
! Crane line and the adjacent sagebrush
ilnndswill be brought under irrigation
this season. I). II. Joslyn, who attend
ed the Oregon Irrigation congress in
Portland two wieks ago and who Is
I watching the proceedings of the leg-
iiiilature in the interest f irrigation
projects, is proclaiming the new town's
I bid for consideration.
Wednesday. Nearly all flie reeinients
of medals were easterners.
In seven eases silver-medals were
awarded; In ! cases bronze medals.
Fifteen of the heroes lost their Jivei,
and to the dependent of ten of these
(pensions aggregating $7820 a yei-r
wre granted; to tlje dependents of
four of the otlfers who lost their lives
the slim of 12?0 was granted to be
applied as the commission may sanc-
" noujuon -w mese money
grants, In four cases, $521)0 was an
proprated for educational sumoac:
in twelve casea awards aggregating
$10,000 wer made, for other worthv
purposes.
ILL'S
DEP'T.
STORE
GOVE BOY WINS
UNIQUE HONOR
BAKER PLANNING
FOR MEMORIAL
iBAivfcK, Jan. 24. Business nn,l
professional men of Baker Wednesday
night laid the foundation for an organ
isation to erect a suitable memorial In
honor of the soldier dead of Maker
county.
Committees were formed and active
oik will begin goon In Baker county
the monument on the court house
square. Other meetings will be held
as the campaign progresses.
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OUR. STORE
FRESH FRUITS
' VTX STEER INTO
ANOTHER VIOLENT
DEATH IN CHICAGO
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PUTMAN DRUG STORE
IIEADQUAKTKIIS FOR ht.RNZO TOOTH PASTE
THE RKXAI.L STOKE
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'.MAIHiE KENNEDY'S HIMI'l.KITY
II EK (iHEATEST CHARM
Sudden Siicrras on Hie Screen Did Not
Turn Head, of the Vivacious
(ioldwyn Star,
There is a notable absence of con
ventionality In her attitude toward her
work and life in general about Madge
Kennedy, the (ioldwyn Pictures star
who appears in "The Fair Pretender,"
at the Sherry theatre, Inst showing to
day. She Is first of :.il a wholesome,
unaffected girl who happens to be
where she is, not because of her unique
Individuality atone, but rather on ac
count of her very real artistry. For
kludge Kennedy is conceded by Amer
ica's foremost critics to be M brilliant
(lltK.Vr i-'ltiNT IX WOODS
I.N "liniO.N THH MIOIITY"
Tho groit giants of the forest
swayod. tlielr brunches swishing lit
the Hlorm that carried blinding
flukes in Its folds. Tlie snow cruuch
ed harshly beneath his feet as he
Irugeil on over a drifted trail, un
marked save fur the great gashes
cut 111 the tree trunks by pathfinders.
Hut Hiicon the Mighty was hap
py. Horn and rented in tho great
forest of the north, storms had
come to ho tilings of routine. Today
he saw only beauty In the vuat drear
iness nbout liliu. Constantly before
hint was the vision ol a girl's face
- The Olrl.
Hugon the Mlghtv loved Marie.
The Btrongost mr.n In the north, he
wan ready and willing to crush and
'Miwlilv nlmv aneh an nrilr wtihnitl
resistance. He would see. And he
did see; and whoa these land
thieves and Hugon met, the north
'sii Its most glorious man-fight in
tits history.
- This fight, reproduced with start
vliug realism, Is a feature of "Hugon
I .Die Mighty," the thillllog Illiic bird
( photoplay In which Monroe BjIIs
I bury will appear at i he Star theatre
on Saturday and 8unday.'
COVE, Jan. 24. Cove probably has
u.e ,,,, vy , CHICAGO, Jan. 24. The body of
who got a Cierman airplane. A letter L woman was found t , ErF
from Will Motley to his broker, Lee!avenue s , BUDDU8i to haVB heen
, Motley, dafed from France, January' murdered as both logs were biokei
; 17, says he brought down a German (Mlve the, knees and both arms
i airplane just before the armistice was were broken and ,hcre waa a deep
.signed. .gash Just back of lief right- ear that
I Young Motley is a Cove, public :wa8 aupuosed to l-ave been made
S4-r.ool boy, a gratluute or the uregon
-tAgriculturnl college and had had some
experience in flying when he volun
Our fresh fruits and vegetables move fast because we keep
a fresh supply coming in and we keep tha price down so
that our customers buy lots of them. We offer today:
BANANAS
ORANGES
EATING
APPLES
GRAPE FRUIT
CARROTS
PARSNIPS
TURNIPS
CABBAGE
ONIONS
BEETS
SWEET
POTATOES
PUMPKIN
SQUASH
nctress, versed In nil the subtleties of (kill Anything and everything If she
chnmcteriimtion and rhistrots of the 'would but say tho word. And now,
technique of the screen. Her glorious
eyes and smile are merely happy acci
dents., ' A rorkedy Is alio shown.
Observer advertising will bring ro-iilts.
he wan on an errand of destruction.
Crooked surveyors had ordered the
people of the woods ort the land,
claiming the government had -taken
It.
All tho gnernin"tits in tho world
could not hiive nn.lr llut;on the
STAR
Saturdayand
U Sunday
tee red for enlistment in one of the ear
liest aero squadrons to go overseas.
STATE MAY PENSION
WIDOW OF DENNY
PHONE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY
HARRIS GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 70 AND 77; FAKMEItS, BLACK 102
108 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
"United States Food Administration License No. 850.255"
with a knife. The police made a
hurried examination end came to the
jcunclusion that the w.-man was mur-
uerea in aaotner section ot the city
and was removed t. F.rie ave., by
automobile. There was a card in '
har pocket that bora the name of
Mlsa J. McDonald, bill no other iden
tification mark was found.
LARGE NUMBER OF
ALIENS INTERNED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. Four
thousand and twenty enemy aliens
were Interned by the United States
during the war, the department of jus
tice has informed the house immigra
tion committee, ,which is consi'ltring
a bill authorising the deportation of
those persons. Twenty-two hundred
SAI.EM, Jan. 24. Mrs. O. M. Den
ny of Portland, wife of Judge Denny,
who introduced the .Mongolian pheas
ant into Oregon, will be provided an
income of ( lot) a month from the state
K a bi!l which may be introduced in
the legislature Bhould pass. Judge Arj
tluir Langguth of Portland was here
Wednesday in the interests of the
movement and conferred with the
game- committeemen of both houses.
It Is estimated that between 30,000
and 50,000 meals have been enjoyed
by Oregon people from game birds
which Judge lenny brought to the
country.
Jntclligent co-operation now not
of theih were merchant seamen, and . radicalism, -mill save the day lor all
the remainder resident aliens. i industries.-
Closing Chapter of Winter Millinery
FROM ABROAD IN
j THE STATE.
Elmira mill resumes operations.
Coos county tax rate Is reduced f:t i
mills.
Portland American Marine Iron
iWorks to build $50,000 repair shop, j
Industries on Coos Bay slowing '
down under strike conditions. i
St. Johns Public dock commission I
to build a $1,000,000 drydock.. . , j
Hood River Considerable deposits i
of native silica are found east of this j
city.
Reedsport now ias tliree mills; 200,
men are employed and the. city is
SY HI F
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Hal
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'!n r-tnvy t'f n ?iant of n iiinn 1k luric in his own
Krcut .tiviicili. ut k U'tl to ;ui r.'i i.itioii of
ri'.-iti'i- tiiin-M ilirmiuli tiit'soi'iciiin- iiif'.ui'iitT of a
ARCADE TODAYS
... " ELSIE FERGUSON
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THE SONG OF; SONGSo
And Sinett Coniedy, "H,n Vife's Friend.
The lat chapter tn the story of win
ter millinery Is presented arid tho tale
concludes Kith all-fur hats or hats
that are made of fur In nmihlnntlvn
with other thjns. Although 'ahurter
than thetory' of velvet or other fabric
hats. 1t la tMtt. en very brief as one
might aupintfe. The Ingenuity ot dt.
lgner lengthens It Hut after fur
hats have bees dlspoeexl of. one may
write "tliUs winter Is over, so fur as
new things Id winter hats r' con
cerned. In January 'nilfllnery begins
to be springlike; "between season"
ind "early spring" are tle Inspiration
of. millinery iteslgnersx ,who must then
vbe ceuilil with the demands of
southern tourists.
Hut onlf a ttyr ' peo4e Journey
South, and those tfho remalaj In the
lands uf mow fate o 4r three
uhmths oCaildwlMer weather heov
Variety of fur bau la neeil.ij. 1 hey j
bere In many ahapea arm eomMna-
tlons. Turhaua and aiuall sbap pri'
dominate auing them, but tlx re are t
large shape lth crowna of fur and
britna of velvet, or lace or wllnc :
oftea with empla-eiucnts i tur on
them. 8 the smaller hats and lnr
,;Iians, Arather crowna with fur brt-.Yi
:KI featlWr coroif on turbans with
far oCtwwdj axe 1 t:vw ami beautiful
Defective eye muscles cau?e many '
nervous break-downs and poor health.
See Dr. H. W. Snook, optometrist pal
lors, Foley hotel building. id.-
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Before using this preparation for a
cough or cold you may wish to know:
what it has done for others. Mrs. O.
Cook', Macon, 111., writes, "I have found
it gives the quickest relief of any!
cough remedy 1 have ever used." Mrs. !
James A. Knott, Chillicothe, Mo., saysj
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cannot;
bo beat for coughs and colds. H. J.;
.Moore, Oval, Pa., says "I have used;
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on sev-
eral occasions when I was suffering
with a settled cold upon the chest anc
it has always brought about a curc'i
Adv.
Log Cabin 25 45 90.?
Peerless - ?5? 75- $1.40
Karo ..........lTt4 54- $1.05
Marshmallow 75' $1.40
SMALL WHITE BEANS, per lb tOd
Brown Sugar, per lb. 10
Tomato Sauce 10?
I. X, L. Soup 10r
Figs, per package t '...10r
Sardines : ;.w 10
Quaker Corn Flakes ..10
Wheat Saver Crackers, per package 1 Of
Coffee Cakes 10c1
Fresh Eggs, per dozen .-...SS
Cheese, per lb 40-
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Three Grape Fruit for 25
Hug's Modern Grocery I
"PAY CASH AND PAY LESS"
PHONE MAIN 35
Ohnerver mU nre wiiMy read.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results,
Hesldes frathera, furs are used In
combination with long-napped beavefj
cloth, satin and velvet In smallt-r hats j t
for covering sbupes. In the larger hatt j 4
fur la cviuUntd usually to the crown,
but In some wlde-brtmraed plctu
esque nuxlelii, In which dull silver
and. gold lacws, or other transparent
materials are used for the Brim cov-',
erlngs, not row btmlera or fringes, to
fiy lilft. that i the crown, edge the
brims. Marry turhaua nd smiUl hats
have crtrt)s CMVertnl with rows of
rlMmn In scant fufllos and briais cov
ered with fur.
In Cie group of fur hats pictured
the tall Cossai'ii turban Is especially
smart. A round hat present" a owubl
nation of-to furs uioleeiin on the
crown ift-d stiilskiQ brim. The seal
skin skatln Vap Is the ravulatloa and
nl-ys fnshl.mableotype that apteara
eac winter, this1 'year with a' tur 6Ci-
p. i t on the top. So larw a prjiporOoo
of ults(, nd eoata ore fur tn.nW.ed.
and fur neckplt-cv and gannents o
ualvcr.clty thai a ToiniYor fur
: Iks U match was ' logical exurfu-fi-ion.
It bs arrived.
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