La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1919, Image 2

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STEER JNTO OlH STORE
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m 4 Days More" Left of
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Hill'$ January Clear- II
M
ance Sale. I
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LADIES' SUITS, COATS AND DTfiESSES RE
DUCED 2.1 PER CEUT
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Reduced in price only. The quality is th3 best
that can be had and the modes are the very new
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SPECIAL: One lot of ladies coats
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MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS ON SALE
, PRICES $18.00, $20.25, $22.00 $27.00 and $31.50
Gentlemen, here is a wonderful opportunity to
secure a splendid winter suit or overcoat at a
special reduced price.
ONE LOT OF MEw'3 CVERCOATS $9.75.
ONE LOT OF BOYS' OVERCOATS AT $1.75
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PAS I OB. NOW Btifeiai!
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KANI'I.KICH lil'lilll.'H ;0()l)S AT
PUTMAN DRUG STORE .
'I UK KKXA'I.I, STOKE
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
11)11. ALBERT BUXTON ASSfMES
DUTIES JANUARY 27.
Official In Graduate of Medicine and
Low and I.onic Prominent In
Church Work.
CENTRALIA, Wash., Jan. 27 Dr.
Albert Buxton asumed his duties as
police juelue here todav.
Dr. Buxton, who recently tendereJ
his rcsiicnation as pastor of the Kirst
Christian church, came to Centralia a
year and a half ago. He ffradualed
from Brown university, where he was
a classmate of Charles E. Huirhes. a.s
A. M. and A. B., and later took our
Trcsldent Wilson found com
petition whon he roached London
In his triumphal European tour.
None other thaw. King Oeoree of
England proved to he his oppo
nent. The test was in tho smiles
of tho two. Kurope quickly
learned to knew Woodrow by his
hrond srnllo But Klnpr Oeorcp
;uve uui jiuaiuiiL a tiuou Tuu as
the two smiled their way through
the streets of London The largo
picture shows Mrs. Wilson, Queen
Mary, President Wilson, King
George and Princess Mnry upon
the arrival of the Wilsons at
Buckingham palace as guests of
the king and queen.
C. II.
SCRANTON SUCCESSOR
TO FRENCH & SCRANTON
All
three brands
sealed In alr-tisht
packages, i Easy to find
It is' on sale
everywhere.
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Look for. ask for,
be sure to set
WR8GLEY5
The
Greatest Name
in Goody-Land
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Our fresh fruits' and vegetables move fast because we keep
a fresh supply coming in and we keep the 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
: ARCADE
C. H. Scrunton, who for the past
sovun years has been in the firm of
French & Scninton, conducting a
Rents' furnishing business in this city.
has purchased his partner's interest
in the business and henceforth will
conduct it under his own name. Mr. '
French is at present in Arkansi3
where he is visiting relatives.
Mr. Scranton, having been bofi and
raised in Union county, is well known
to everyone here and best wishes are
exU'iulod him for the full success of
his undertaking. The new proprietor
was formerly connected with the
"'ischt'-Saire Hard ware
PHONE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY
HARRIS GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 70 AND 77: FARMERS, BLACK 192
108 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
'United Stutes Food Administration License No. GaO.'iZS.'i"
GERMAN SPY PLOT
FOILED BY BRAVE
YOUNG AMERICAN
flint-leu Kay, in . New Photoplay.
The ( laws of tht: Hun," Max
KoJe of (iii-at OrtitiiatK l-'oiro
How John .Manton, son of a mil
llonairo nianufafttunn- of munitions,
(lie role played by Charles Kay in his
latest Paramount photoplay, "The
Claws of the Hun," produced under
yejirs ol post-graduate work at Har
vard. He then studied at Bonn and
Heidelberg, Germany.
Wll I In it 1 1 mwl i . It .. m wl n r. .
ton studied law in th nffic f r Tne"-'?e. ," rav'"" con"a!,y ' the supervision of Thomas II. In.o
aid & Welles in Snrinu-ficld W Uakr' f0I"1lve y'"'8 P"'V'"S tu;rolls the plot of German spies to oi
(iideon Welles' having k" !-;''1'"' Wus With the Js'Uml City M' taln 1110 8erct f0""n r a '" e!!'
of the navy under President Lincoln I ploslvo, forms a tlnilling episode of
lie also trrnduatcd in medicine at H r-1 rhe ncw m!l""H''mi'nt lhni1; old that unusually slro-.ig picture which
vaiil, although hwhas never conilim- p"t""ls f"1- lni!ir f"v'"'i' states! will he displayed at tho Arcado tlie
ously practiced either medicinn or law 'hu wi" f,;lth a" cffort toi:'"''' '""Ik'"-
I'-H was admitted to the b-r in Mis' :,"": il 8 ,'"n'i ,d"ti"" "f incil' l' ns! Stunlon Jon,' has dcsnod to
sotiri while president of a college in I'1 thc 61,1 su""1' lie announces that enlist for duty "somewhere In
that stale, and two weeks ago wnVad- hl' '" in " position to irive a first-; I' raneo.' but bis mother who is ,11
mitte.1 to the practice of law in ' :e,tt servi"'- havi'"' 8tl"'k o! tmrt"" ,,cl a FI su rr0!':
ingtori hv the stale supreme con- i'Ht class mereh.in.liso in his stores, him not to enlist, because she could
nullifying him for his appointmenfus :"' h" " ; " a si ke v ,
nohVe iudire i eusUnners place ua stand on their iront. lie .s chmu a si.iCiu.i u ms
J J - regular shopping list. friends and when his sweetheart
treats nun eonny, iiu in in mwimii".
I SHERRY'S
NEW MKI'i: ) IMIOI.C'lillN
KCOIIES IHCi Sift 'ESS
k; . . . . M.. a.... ...t.i,..l i. ... ..t.,rr
' .. .i n i.i.iii r.i " " . , , I In his father's s.ife ri poses the for-
E. C. Ilrool.. who had been In I,n R" '"er, a po,,ulur local salesman,. of u h, oxloiliv t.ntru!itl,d t0
nr.nde since last .Lino, managing 'lu '"'s '"'' arrangemenls to j,!,,, bv the I'nit-d Flates povorn
the clean-up sale of tlie ('.olden Rule I""" n)einherlup lu the Keta.I inn,,t ;(n(1 s,.mtf 1(.a,.,ls ,, f
company, len ror r.irtland on the ' R .-n.t-iniun n.i ms uumhim. . -
early (rain Sunday morning, having Mr. Scranton, ourtng iiis lnng hos:-
recelved a wire calling hiio to auoih-' ness e:nericiice in La Grande, has
business engagement that un- hern found to be progressive and
inxpeeledly lermliiati'd bis stay here. liable in the conduct 'of his business
jMr. ltroi;lcs l.ad intended reuiitiiling affairs, and his continued success and
ln I.a (Trandc until the end of this imispprity will be looked for and n.H-
inonth, when tho snlo at tho Golden jod with pleasure by the La (iuinde
Rule conies to an end. 'public m irencrnl.
nates the plot of several German
sph'S to obtain possession of It.
Of course, when Sianlou's mother
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ARCADE
iconics to in full realization of the
dang'T of Hun espionage In this
country and of the necessity of
combatting encltiies abroad as well
rs at home. Stanton Is permitted to
refute tho charge )f being a slacker
hy enlisting in the American army.
The picture was rbly directed by
Victor L. Schertlnger under Mr.
lace's supervision. The story was
written hy Ella Stuart Carson and
tho sconarlo was prcnared hy R. Ce
cil' Smith. Mr. Ray's support In
cludes Jane Novak, Robert. McKim,
Melbourne MacDoivi'll. Ilrtrcas Mat
thews and Mollio McCcnnell.
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KEPT HICHT
The. Flavor Lasts
TODAY
"The Testing of Mildred Vaab,"
the Metro plcturo shown at the
Sherry ihoatro yesterday, with May
Allison as tho star, was that unus
ual thing a play wlili a new and or
iginal plot. The Flory Is based on
the theory that there, is a strong con
necting link between the dead and
those they fcvo on earth. Firmly be
Jevlng this teaching, Dr. Hernan
dez, n man who never forgets or for
gives, decides to revenge his fan
cied wrongs, which have lain smold
erin.a: In his heart for twenty years,
against the woman who in his youth
rejected him for another man. Ills
plan is to cause unhappiness to her
daughter, Mildred, now grown Into
hcautiful womanhood, and so punisu
the dead woman for, he argues, she
will surfer more through her daugh
ter's unhnppiness and disgrace than
in any other manner. His fiendish
plot Is to turn f.ither, lover nna
friends against the girl by announc
ing that alio Is Illegitimate. Ilrs
plot, however, is discredited through
the bravery of her lover, a young
professor of Greek, and the play runs
its course to a logical conclusion,
culminating In the pietty romance of
the two young couple. A vein of
comedy, runs through the play which
Is cleverly handled nr.tl does not de
tract from the strength-of the dra
matic plot.
Also Eat'ty Arbuckle in "Fatty, the
Dodger," last showing today.
Scissoib, pocket knives, razors, man
icure goods of every kind, as well as
flashlights and batteries. You will
find, a nice stock of these at Silver
thorn's. . 1-27-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRAN O E.ORCGON,
BOIL DRINKING WATER
Owing to the shortage of water at
Reaver creek it is now necessary to
get part of the supply from the
Grande Ronde river. All water needed
for drinking purposes should be boiled
as a precaution against germs or con
lamination. While the conditions at
tlie river are much improved over for-
imcr, years, there being now little or
no chance for contamination from He
.meat company's plant, the city healto
hoard urges boiling of drinking wattt
as a precautionary measure.
JOHN COLLIER,
1-13-61 City Manager.
Chamberlain's Tablets."
When you are troubled with indi
gestion or constipation, take Chum.
berlnin's Tablets. They strengthen the
I stomach and enable it to perform its
Inactions naturally. Indigestion is
I usually accompanied by constipation
iand is aggravated by it. Chamber
lain's Tablets cause a gentle niove
jment of the bowels, relieving the con
stipated condition. Adv.
j. La Grande Mattress Shop j
And Waiving Works' . i
e'MattiTsu Miking a?ul Ij Ainu- fcntlier Mat- !
! rj treses Madf, FoatVr Rv.iovati':, C.irpPt and " j
'-v Fluff Ku'j Wcflviiifc-. I
Alf V'mk Called far and I'sl.vcr.d I'll AS, Tlivy A Khs, r..r;
oR w.ock east I'l.Ki. i: m.L riiuNi: yo ia-2 '
t , ' " ' Forget It
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CKARIES RAY CUi of fcbo Hui
UNFIT FOR MIIJTARY aERVICE- H oBhe Tihjo
ing Firfths'' unfit? Hed show $heni! 0And he set it to
figtit a war of lis on! 0 Also "Screen Nr,"
ORdEBVER ADVERTISES Vii bri result. Jmtffgrl
Chevrolet Model 4 90 $845.00 Complete
Th'ers is a retaken Idea that only large'heavy cars ride easily. One ride in a "
nevroiei wli cusppjve mj. ine unevroiet weigtis only 1835 lbs., but it riden
eaai jr than Kiany of the largest cars.. Try ifyourself. " w
WF, HAVE TXQ 1918 FORDS. PRICED RIGHT
8 e ' . TERMS ON ALL CARS. '
SPECIAL EASY
W:i1f ohnenkaisib Co.
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