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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1919)
TWO . jj.'i 1 1 ' T "'6 " I I J neMa and inotlitr-.-d by I d, until they urc stjimj; B hildren will bear then for the t Ht of tYv:i';l Arq,l9 thiaii-e. It In a funny nrei-Ition and naltedneH? ami lion and cijmU'Inh nony mtiiatlon.i theouKidu world that thrill. Molly .Miilone Ib the j airain. thase ch lining woman an " hua a unique ikiH ks of war for Watch Yout- Stock r'le. I lives. , -acmia. rickets. tulMT'.-flloii-i O I and .IdnHarft 4itinftf f:i';f. tmroiminu fl I?OB STfLE ! FOR QUALITY Jo F008 VALUEI MAIK.IKWTK O.AIIK hah I-M-: sryfoitT chronic, vill forever "tnrilcap them. I-- Y.iJfacIe &mV Advice On 'Clothes' . foen ywa sc out to buy clothes, savs the Unitprl j Government, go definite purpose. ill-wool fabrics, smart stJe 200a tailoring genuine value that's a purpose Uncle Sam would certainly approve. And that is the very purpose these Kirschbaum Clothes are made to fill. . jiiw in our windows and our cabinclir (he new ailtumn sylcs in mils and overcoats HilFs Department Store . -AO xcet . Ml lllS 11. 11. waiimhi at htail tiik.vi'iik today nM. ni. .... 11... Jill) ' iimivu iiijfti Ti J "i muiifct iiiu homo of tlio poppy, ll:u myjitlit, tho mHKlcliiu and Iho hnuittlf ill Nunlnli Olrl danretv, Ih si rlU liiKly portrayed 11 "For A Woman Honor." II. n. Wnrner'd new production lltftl will be Khown at thu Star thentre today and tomorrow. Extraordinary caro has been tak.cn and no oxponne linn bum spared In making thla production rolorrul and convincing In alinoxphcro. Tho town of Nanipur, with 1 1 h crooked at red n llllllllll hnillllin lili.liirnuiniii !.. und Tvlne-jdiopH, Itli H kwihiiiIiik crowdH of Illndiw and their piira- phornalla of Oriental Imnedlinonta. cainola, Ronta and d.inkeya, la a KtrlkinK Krapblc scone In tho natlvn wlnc-ahoii Nanrli- l!lrl arc dnnriiiK to a weird eon- atenatlon of Orlcnlnl innnlc. for llm ontorlnlnnient ol a l.olei okimicouh (!utlirliiK of cosmopolitan roues and advillnrern and rnrloua thnrlsla. Tho dnnee of the Naiitoh-Cirl In this scone is ft rcullstie porformatico and loaves little to tho Iniaainatlon. In tills wlno-shop sonic of the most significant action of tho drama lake place. Dehondra Nath. a wily Oriental wniiKKlor of oninni. In- vcijilm 11 youiiK Ungllshimin Into bin nefarious acbenien and ahowu lilm nubile wi'js of Orlcnlal dissipation unknown to tho nvoniae Oecldentil. Kxc'elli-nt fast t'hoscn Tor Men ml . ;irP' Notable suppori has ieon provldud 1 or lurKUA'lt civk U Her l'arai.Jtuit p!iotoply, "1reo .Hon and a Girl," which wilf bo ho t tho Arcado tbeatio Friday sin! .Saturday. Tlid leaiifng man Is Hijsh iiril I.ar'helun wh, ono if tho most tab nted senieit playurt Jn Ike conn try, who has been aeftn to nxccllen advanlai:e In many of Miss. Clark's pli-tnro bucci-k-cs. I'eicy Mam. out, a -widely known player, haa a .itroiiB vole whllo Jar onm Patrick, who played in "Th Three Ili ars," tho story of which has boon plrturlzed for Mini Clark, lu a tplendid part. Olhors In the, Include Ida l)nrlnjr, Charles Cruig Myiiney U Aiiirook, Hetty Ilouton and .Miin(!ie ji. risiier. The scenario was wlrtti-n by Kve Urhi.II mid Mar- sli.ill .Neilan was the director. Tho sloiy deals with tlio trials of limalely furred to cop'e3s that a trio of women balers who aro ul men- proien.slous nro false when iney meet syivia Weston, the role nsaumd by MarKiirrlte Clark. The picture, is one of unusual Intnresi anil dlsjjlays Miss Clark at her bet PARENTS OF MANY . CHILDREN AKE LOST lied Cross Workers in Poland Search Daily for Those Driven Away Ily (itTmanH. I-'ATTY Alllll t KI.IO AT AIU'ADH TOMOIIIIOW Fatty Arbiicklo, tho famous Par amount comedian, has scored a big bit in 'A Desert Hero," his latest comedy which will Im Bhown at the WARSAW, Oct. 5. (Bv Mail.) Nam' s and faces of streams of return ing refugees are being eagerly scanned oy lied ( ross workers in every city 01 I'oinnd each day in search for th parents of ten thousand unclaimed children, lost in the chaos of the Ger man dri v of 1918. Evtry day, from among the starved ranks of the wanderers, some worn woman or broken father clasps the thin waif from whom they were mer cilesdy torn almost three years airo a reunion that takes place us often as not in somo Red Cross refugee station. There nro thousands who will never bo claimed, for their parents, driven away when the Germans came, found only temporary safety in RiiKsia where they were caught in the web of an archy and suffered death in the days of Russian terror. All of the children are now under (he care of the American Red Cross and such supplies as arc available have been devoted to their needs. Rut for the thousands who will never npain be united with their parents, more than temporary aid is needed. Some permanent institutional scheme will have to be devised, but this must wait more normal times than the present. Unless rescued from actual starva- !4 IVKI IX KSGJMi jjj CorresD'ffi'Ience of the Anriutud Prt-j,. !S LONIjTjN, Si-pt. 22. Tliff. U more U.'ttlnt; than ever on horsfrac Ing, throughout fcnKlund, accordiiiK to oflo of the leading London "hook ninkfng firms, as thou;;h evry on'.' wim trains to nialte up for the war time period nhon racing as well as betting was BiiBpendod. ''It is not only that more p"I''o are lKttlm, said 'the ht;d of th noncflrnt' but they are. waKorint: Inrer sums. The hmuU man who ud to hove his ' t ji n r ' on a rac now risks his BhlllinR or half crown, while tho clubman who formerly was content to wager a HoerUgn now ItotR a fiver. "I have beon in business for ".r V;ars, and I have mn'fr niado such hookfl as this year over the D-rby and other clasftios. "Another point about proHent day betting," con4inuod the bookmakor." Is tho number of women who .hack horses. Fifteen yf-ars ao I don't think we had n dj;:en women vu-- tomurn. Now wo hav hiiniired:. 1 don't know where tb"y pi t infor mation, but some of the blgge.st hecks we have drawn this y .ar have boon for women. 'They nooriy always pay too 'whn ihcy loao. Of course, we pet an or- rjusional defaulter, as wo do amofei:; cur men custom rs. rut take thi-n all around they are jut as .-portyi jvit inci uuFirif.ss as any or tne uifl.i we huve on onr bonkg." ' Haw ia tti limt to Sne J3i iCKk iiiistj Prevailiay AiJamts by feeding your 3toc Carey- ized Stock ionic Brick, which contains all the in dents toVieet the demanda of the Animal' systeia. Call ill and get a rree jeooiiiei, on uiiiuj ized Stkck Tonilfc Brick, or Phone Main 70 and we willtaail Vouacppy. . : 1 2 gred s 1 HGH GRADE EATABLES Jikti WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB. Thirty-Two Varieties, The Rank of Ene;lm:d has S2 (tirrer- !nt methods of duiuvtln:; forged banl;- wtca. r I STOVES ARRIVED 30 DAYS LATE To Renovate. Before yon renovate tho furniture remove all ilirt and the old varnish. This Is quickly nccoiiiplislied by using u warm solulioii of soiln and water. 1 ! Sensible. Japanese rirl bnblen hn.vo their heads shaved until they nro three years old. Careful ntl elinp. Wallin; iitfin civen to reniod- illinery. 10-li-if. Ci'.mpholatuni does lust what s lnimcd for It, for chopped lips, happed hc.nds, sore noso, burns, roup, sore throat and for all chest ! applications sold at 33c and C"c iu . io-i 5-1 r. FAMILY CRUQ STORE tA QSANOCOREOON. ? Vract bfl X Therefore we are making very at- ivei HEATING STOVES prices on the finest line of in THE CITY X P 3 m o to Oregon Hdw. & Implement Co. r, i' in ; " " - ,-i Walter Stringham Store, Imbler A IWOKMBK SALE OPENS SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 Or., to Quit Business for GoodAnnounces a Mighty m o If iT't 1 AJLiJlIjI SALE OPENS SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 $25,000 STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, HARDWARE, Etc.. SLAUCHTFRm The announcement that Stnngham's stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Etc., is to be closed out, means that one otlhe highest class, best selected and cleanest stocks of mPr chand.se iu the Grande Ronde Valley is to be placed on public sale at the most sensational an d rapid-selling prices ever known in Oregon... Every one knows that ZvcZl se h ft mg in price, and Mr. Stringham bought his goods far spot cash before the big advance, which .jnean. that goods, in many instances, will be sold for much less thiSrl W than any merchant can buy the same goods f o r at wholesale today... Think what this sale me.ns to you, coming as it docs, right at a time when you aire thinking of buying your Fall and Win ' 3. rf ?MWe,Wl11 fWe ffer' tlunnS.tlm sale' HilIa We offer yr choice of a lot of We offer one lot of Man's Dress One lot of Men's Dress Shirt, i sell 5 boxes Parlor Matches for ros' Tree Tea, pound packages for Women's Dress Shoes, tan and but- Shoes, gun-metal, lace or button ues up to $1 ft toTe 2 S J , 2P333 I ' f' " ton styles worth $75 today- " styles, at less than wholesale price d 0Ut at LL jf t Ol ' sale at, per pair today your choice per pair. , r OCjJSC $350 $495 Joc On opening day of this sale we will We phce on sale Rex and-Eag- . . , We offer best quality Dress Per- sell 5 bars of Bob" White Laundry J ye, special, 2 cans for. oq of QMity BntS0Q mse l13 to 40c' !. per aoapior . f .WHkShoes, worth .today $9.00. is offered in tiiis sale M, per pair - 25c I 25c ' : S "ffi 33c 29c . J You can buy your choice of a lot of ' . " - i-Women's Dress Shoes, all kinds at. - . , One lot of Children's Shoes all You canbuyHiint's.BakingPowd. r loss thaivcost of mantifacture toUay , You can buy BiW lasted' GinV-s ?up SSonK " 'AJ? er-jegidar 2ac pound can for .at, per pair 'Coffee,, pound packages for tTeryaFd- ' 0If r than manufacturer a t,t . . pnee choice, per pair.. ; JSc .!!.. $498 ; 39c 25c $1.69 ' - I' - ' iniwn''ri I EVERY ARTICLE IN THE , STORE AT SPECJALLOSlNCi . OUT . PRICESH?' A SALE TO I Sr mnv-iw. MrfhtMkMm'iAi i.-p. nkemAm m. h .w . I8;? a Sale to .QUIT BUSINESS FOR GOOD. y ALTER STTUNGfiAK - STOSE" klf ffisgft 111 o.. , r, --lilnillllllHllll Til III II mi r o
