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LA ORANRK F,VETTT0 OBSERVER
Mm
John Barrymore
in
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. . AND PICTONiAp)
COMING FRIDAY
"THE WOMAN THOU GAYEST ME."
Star To-day
HARRY CAREY
In
"BARE FISTS"
coming Saturday in the city hall in La ranging from Rianagers of depart-1
Grande at 2:30 in the afternoon, a mont. stockholders and directors' tc
county pablic hulth association wilej mere clerks, has hadu salutory effect
be orgnuiied which will l?e up the peo
pie in the different sections of the
county to the vok. In this way it is
i hoped that bcfiPe rang every commu
nity in Union coiyity will come to real
ize that the county ftur.- belongs as
1 much o.ie part of the county as the
other.
In order that the Saturday meeting
may be a success, it should be made up
I of representatives from every commit-1
nky center of thecounty. Especially
shoaid the larger centers, such as El-
; gin4 Union and North Powder, send
good delegations. It is expected that
1 La Griyide people will turn out in good
iinnfhers and thus show thir interest
in and appreciation of the value of this
fwork for better community health,.
on the prices in the other, big st
of Paris. In some cases, the price"
have been reduced forty per rent..
new "today!
KOK SALE aUtchvll Six touring
car. 1W8 model. Tills car has
only run 3200 miles and Is. in
fine iiiochunloalVonililon; .far
better than tho avoiyteVy' of this
pj-lcc. Good tiles, fir. (Y-iO biiT,
It. Yes. wo giie good trnis. Dil
lon Motor Co. lll-au-lf
loH.VI
'ridny nut! ilu
at (ho J41 (ai'an
All $12, 13 unl41M hats for IO,
Including Ckcluhivt
DAY
rclay is IS l( day
.Millinery store.
iiattci-11 hats.
10-30-21.
LOCAL. fj
Givea Another Dord -
Harry Williams hat given another
bar.d of $250 to appear before the
grand jury and answer to the charge
of calculating false reports against il.e
lii.ited States National bank. Wil-
!:in:s was arrested about a week ago
on tho same char,:", waived examina
tion ard gave a lnr-1 of 32CO to appear
nefoie the grand jury. Not undaunted
Williams is said to have done more
talking and last Monday was arrested,
lind lor the second time released on
iail.
Henderson Sells Home
Charles F. Henderson, who, when
the war began, resigned his position of
school director and wen to Portland
to work in the ship yards, this week
disposed of his home near the high
school to Mrs. Mary H. Keen. Mrs.
Bean has taken immediate possession.
Mi. and Mrs. Hendeiio.i are now resi
eci.ts of Walla Walia. The deal wbs
negotiated by George 11. Currey.
SALT BATHS NOW
Goes to Spokane
Miss Alice Snook, employe of the
postoffice, left last evening for Spo
kane, where she will attend the meet
ing of the Y. W. C. A. convention
which is being held in that city. It is
a meeting of representative business
women and Miss Snook is representing
the business women of La Grande.
Miss Snook fell on the icy steps at the
postoffice on Tuesday, severely sprain
J 1 lrt .....;, e bI,.. ,li,l mtl knnu'
until late last evening whether snc ! '"'.. ' ,
would be able to attend as a delegate. ! have been refitted sufficiently to car.
for the soldiers.
FOR SOLDIERS
BUCHAREST, Oct. 2. (By Mail.).
The famous salt baths of Salsburg,
where tho millionaires of Austria,
Hungary and the Balkan states used
to jspend their summers, are now cur
ing rheumatic Rumania soldiers.
Stripped of all their luxurious fur
nishings during the war, the Salsburg
baths have just been refitted with the
aid of the American Red Cross for use
as a military hospital for chronic rheu
matism resulting from trench warfare.
Five hundred soldiers are already
there, recovering from rheumatism anil
similar diseases contracted while un
dergoing the hardships of war.
In times of peace, thousands of
tourists visited Salsburg, high up in
the Transylvanian Alps, southwest o
Kronstadt. Many came for the daz
zling social life. With is magnificient
hotels and gay casino, it was per
haps the chief show place of eastern
Europe. When the Germans pushed
the Rumanians out of this district
early in the war, General Maekenser
and his staff took possession of the
town and staged luxurious revelry
there. When the Germans left they
looted the place, stripped the hotel!
of tapestries, furniture and brass fit
tings. Even the equipment for thr
medicinal baths whs wrecked.
Under the direction of Major George
C. Trcadwcll of Albany, N. Y., anil
SEALSKIN SALE.
SEATTLE, (Jet. 2!t. Over 25,000
sealskins taken by the United States
Government from the Pribilof islands,
near Alaska, will be sold at the St
louis fur market this winter, accord
ing to reports received here. Last
winter the skins brought about $47
apiece.
Government employes took 22,02 1
skins from St. Paul Island, one of the
Pribilof group this year. From the
other islamL St. George, 3,354 skirr
have been taken.
PRICES GO DOWN.
PARIS, Oct. 30. The raids of the
"high cost of living police' on one of
the largest department stores of Paris
and the numerous summons to appear
before the courts which have beer
delivered to the staff of the store
The very latest boxes of Fine Sta
tionery, just the thing for fine letter
writing, such as you all must appreci
ate you will find at Silvorthorn s.
dly 10-27-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GPANOCORCQON.
FOR SAVTV-CbeiViili;! tnurjng car.
Lookr-jtnr rif good, and is
good.XTlrtilest Wiy In town for
only $425 'JV'nMi. Union Motor
Co. 10-3U-tf
WANTED Furpis)
nished rooms.
Main 777.
house or fur-
Ill Mr. Johnson.
lU-oO-t.'.
MAN' WANTEDf-Mill
In lumber -l Mi
J. French Sljou
an
jtian
iuIiu
to work
Apply I..
111-30-21
WANTED Steady work on ranch
by marrlftd man. Leave word
Uopot Baiter-Shop. 10-30-2tp
LOST Came
cade theatr
ton. Reward
KJ
ring between. Ar--
It ml 1003 WasMiiK
10-30-21.
LOST Hunch- of keys 0
rings linked together.
Lcavo at Observer.
V
1 two key
Reward.
10-3U-31P
HOUSEHOLD f. 0 O D S Kilehen
range, heater nvnrl newv "tiling
room set nnd iiiimorius otlw
cles, including a Voup
Parties moving an" nine
right. Must sellwilhin next" two
days. Call R jd 782V Main Sit:
10-3"02t
$10 11. yr day
Friday nirtJ Ha in-day is 10 daj
at the. la iind" Millinery atom.
All $ia, l5iil $1 lia-' for 10,
Including exclieV pattern bats.
M 10-30-2:.
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COMBINATION HEAtinC
STOV
f tlmffi $i (if 1
I EXK H Uf aure.
The firetKX tf this stsve will kr
18-Inch wsid Iayia flat n Ike
grate. Ya i att gat (he effi
ciency aat f waad if-yaa burn it
atanding pa tad.. It kaa a targe
4 r far karniag ckuaks ar knals.
When yau revorse the grates yaa
have a aaiall Narrow firckax for
caal.
I
yoa have ta have oVhealer be
id laak at our Blovc-22.00,
$27.56, (MM, $32.50. $42.5($ 16.50,
51.00, $55.0p.
We also have some used stoves
that we have taken as first payments.
Carr furniture
"Where Your Credit Is Good"
a
IDEAL UNIVERSAL
Co.
Wanted Rags at the Observer
iMISS
ZORN TO
OPEN
OFFICE
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Popular Orchestra Returns
Tka nnmilnr Rrnadwnv KoVeltV Or
- , I
chestra, whic his said to be one of the ,
best Jazz aggregations in the country, .
will return to La Grande Friday ami
Kfltnwtuv nifrhla nnd frive the nublic '
their entertainments coupled with -neighborhood needing attention will let
their pooular dances. The Broadway j Miss Zorn know of them. Babies and
folk were here some time ago and j children who are under-nourished and
made many friends for they arc a cour- ' not thriving as they should, deaf or
feous bunch of clever musicul pcopli Wind children of school age who are
and their entertainments and dances: not in school, nnd crippled children
are rated as top-notch stuff in the ! whose condition might receive benefit
Northwest l-under proper treatment should be re-
' . 1 ported 10 her.
At the meeting scheduled for the
livium 10 niMne
France Magaw and daughter. Mrs. I
Mary Berry of Pnyallup, Washing
ton, who have been making a trip
to their old home Wilmington.
Delaware, and on their trip stopped
off lo visit with their nephew. J.
H. Trayner, have returned to their
home.
lUdoascd from llotpital
Miss Clara' Coughnnuuor who
was operated on vome time ago for
appendicitis, was released from the
hospital yesterday and taken to 1er
home.
, "My. Best Friend
For:' Ten' Years"
1 "
An appreciation like the
above is really the secret
of the popularity of Cres
cent iBuking Powder. It
is written us by .one who
hue used Crescent contin
uously for ten years. V
'There's nothing inny
cupboard," she writes ti
ther, "that I can put 1
hand on with such a feci
ing of security as my can
of Crescent Baking Pow
der. -It rises to every oc
casion"nnd is yonderfully
saving. Without eggs my.
hot cakes and muffins rise
to a puffy golden brown
state of perfection."
Youi grocer can supply
you.
Crescent Baking Powder
CKCSCENT MFC CO Sxaia. Wui'
SALESMAN
WANTED
We wanrViin arfejw. intelligent
man with ir, whV'can give ref
erences bh j his S ol lability, to
handle farm fLrhl njj and power
plants inJiiH hn district. Kx
perienro not nciVlsary,
Kxclusive territory and big
pay f the right man. Viitu or
wire if you can qualify, S'ai'k
.Davis Co., 212 Third Si, Port
land, Ori'gon.
HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL
EE
. . Eats - - - Good Time.
OLUTELY Free
welcome and invited to
having a good time, here
to have one.
Clean, Wholesome Ptln and Absolutely tree.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Games
Free
Every one
attend. If
Jystelui
interstedia
you feed lira
is the pJaci
Auspices of Epworth League.
la Ha we Cinaiitioa
Mrs. Clsra Parkhurst. who was
taken to the hospital Saturday with
typhoid feior. is today reported to
be. the same.
la PeWletaat
-Mrs. M. Roland, 'o La Crande,
registered' at the Hotel St. Ceorge in 1
Pendleton,; and J. A. Whitby at th
(Joldcn Kule houl."
Htrs an Waaiaax '
S. S. .Thompson, of. Elgin, was a
ysints vigitor in tac city today, eatt-
inf o tk Uaitad Statas land office
laman tha Liaaaay Vaath
rs. Alica B. Lindsay has leed the
IJndtay estatt farm to V. A. Masters
for five year. Ma a ill take possession
dM. Ta ranli consists of 10
arret and is ara of the f i prprtia
Of t ara 4ir(o.
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films! i Prints : j
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Ladies' Coats
"We carr? the "Mklallioii
Coats. The value isthere
lint of Ladies Winter
and the prices are right.
Call and let ua,show you. Why pay more?,
Christies Variety Store
nut t mi rR
tla trtlaii tf killcwntry auli't-v
Ha aufi4 ia rattla. )i"-a fe he
Jicwra latr. i sweethwrt
ta tm ')!.
tttnaia ) -dud these
tai4-a4 ai:f ore without it-'aa-M
ta tft at j metlcd of retalia
fion And Broaiction tale six-she ter.
hy? , . a
Whe reiSriO and the inveilable"ex
teguatipg cirrumstancethat a-iTa of
Oieyenne once again 'a man among
metjp are contain! in the Otory of
4'Bire Fists," showmgftt tho Star the-
1 1 f " 11 n 1 11 n
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iESHK U I. A S K Y P R Est N TS
"The Wbmin Jhou Gavest Me"
o ? .iARAMr,VT AKTCRSl-T SCEClAy . I .
. Il Hall ( ane, Kfenario by Jleuih Marie
80 "llltr.l I KIIMti HWill l-Olili
"Oh, yuigood women, who are'happy the Pve hatguards you, shiehU
you, shiiiers you, wrafs you round andrppi yof'pure and tc trei.
f.ghtly ocr the jirostrato soul of your in Vir hour of trial 0d
.Osrce temptathO.." 0 N. ) (
Thus does Hall Caine plead for the unhappy )OnH wife who flre.
in this great pictu.O, from a Ifl'eful !Ojband to a O'fcnt niOiO-he loves.
Yfru'll get a ne wangle on marls '".Ode andard" f morality when you
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Hello! Bill
''lie ffmd old winter time is here.. No, you caii't have a Tom nnd
.lei ry, for that is not proper anl only oeeiirs in Daddy' Urdtinic
Glories of L0110; Ao I Jut you e.aii have the most delightful even
in' you have ever spent in aJl your life at the .
"Elk's First Ball
Of The Season
At lilts' Home, Monday Evening, November 3.
I lancing will begin a
first ba.ll of the wint
there. (Had rags-im
class Mlks' event.
Lindsay
Orchatra
wilt
1urnih
t !J o clock, sjiar
ci" seric and ev
e'Vit essViitialj
Al
p, and j ii i t at l'J. This is the
cry Klk is n'aring to go. lie
for this ii an informal high-
SOC1AI- COMMITTKI