La Grande evening observer., November 18, 1919, Image 2

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ORGOIfcUAKES !
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aS 4.1 IN IIIIIMIMM II I t .', al -
; pvr Footwear I
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HV l I III VSH I J IS.
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lliAifli.l.T Cikoian Will AKn ll
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(icn-r; I'.iIiiht.
Of Marked Individuality
Stow Jttylee f or Autumn, from '(Jti & Dunn. .This name mi a shoo stands for tho
most select there is in footwear. "Women win) liavc come to know Unit tin-so
are ShoB Of Utmost Xaliftbility, that they fit with perfection, that they si-rv.-loiigor
than ordinary'Bhot-B, , and that th oy reflect a rsonality of style that
can be onjoyed with raroMisjIitfht. A welcome awaits you here.
UTZ k DUNN SHOES ! $11.10 to $16.50
OTHER MAKES SHOES .. d
WAKIll.wVi.S', Nov. 17.- Ili-ply
Inta In a senate lti.iliry as to what
li.'itl Seen done lowari1 deportim
Kliili.u Onl.inmn and Alexander
' Hcrknian. -Attorney ;m nil I'alme' When an earthquake
'i Kil-i il .MinM.iv night llial Ne worn- "Km ilh nu u na. ..L-vi cs an- m :.le in
American. clt;cshl)' il. f r(....., rorl.'s. If the-c are l.-iri-e
I b?ljj-ve thai tin earlheuakc -9, iir in
i Oregon. This is ronti.Ov 1:. !. ti'-ii-.,Mf
to llr..V. !fc Smith, .rfi -c,i
t iri...i?y tin- Univeisiiy f o,c
K.n,(jhn claims that SiJijve i.Wiitic.l
, sine records huvc en kept,
j The shocks, lire so Klili: it was e-id'hiim-d
that pcopl inf. n?.t aw. 119 Mint
j tin carthiiuaki- i taluiin .la.-c. 'Ih s
atati- is lint it Ihlile tn have as many
eart4wtiaki'H us W-hiatr'.on .in.l-t'ali
i fornia, us tm.tch of Om-lvm i.- i.l.ior
.md more staiili- ti-riami'.
us, Dr.
ilai
anil that It.-i kinlili,
$1 to $10
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Bring your children here for their h1io(?h. Yimi will nrvr-v know what fine
children's shoes are being bhown at this store until ynu make a jiersoual visit
to this department. Children's shoes $3.00 to $6.00.'
Briuff your Ioot Troubles to Hills, and he Properly Fitted with n pair of
DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT KASKRH.
Hills' Department Store
iy IiIk uu'ti admi; slon, w;u an tin
Tim iuMiii:ifi va?v Is ninl'-r n j
h i ;i I i(n j fni in (tfiMi ion iiiitluirf
flH at N'i'W Vnrk :ui(I tin ;ii t rirrir-y J
-nral's s' :it"iii''rit wity, l;iln-n t.r
in : n I h;it I If (ivfrniii'tit would
It ii -si:i , wli'n hf WitH born. I
Dis'-u.'.-ini; i:niii!:i (inlilinaii'H cl:ti:u 1 Flyhic rTlificaWs fur tlit
to rltiz'tn'hlp. Mr. I'almfr salil slw J. N. 4 Rijil.tni wliiih was
21 yais'nl( wIm'h hr father Hiplnihfi' with Him Waikins
wjih nai in a ii.-' ;! an) Hint lir hk' Acnr CiriiiM, i ;niif(l
Iturrcil ht-r fniiu l.nli -riUiiK natural' city 0nl may L ul'iiim-rt at
f 7'! I ).n r it-lit :. f rum him. Tin fad . survor of I'lro. Tho; t- w ho
:t- fit to rirtiHr:'n's at'
t'nd oil is pnint, a Im' ;imiiti: is
liahti t( scap away. Tnc .-;iim? is tric
for tlio at'r ripply, mhpc (ti.tri-t?
Iieinp well su)p!ii-(l nih.is ni-
lT-ft without Wali7.
Flying Certificates Arrive
For La Gmnde Peoplo
f'urii-h-iv
fi
-U'ilt M-'l
in thf
tin- Oh
tl'' (M!
i .. i. ..i w-i. trunv: mum x'mi hih'-i ,m.h
.IJtl Willi 11 .IH) " n f .
itf at l,,Vest I'ri. e.with ( Inod Servn-e. New r.-op
;MUaiTU-injr daily. Wat. h mir ad. Iteee.vetMtnlay
TMIM )RTKJ) OLIVE Oil,, PINT TfNft. .
fj0 HGH GRADE EATABLES Jmk
pjprf MOB LYNCHES
J
wri'onnoMii vai demi.le
Toinorrow'i Hippodrome wuJ
rllle how at the Arcde opon wild
n ov,rl,"' y Iho orchtr follow
ti by two reel comedy.
L Teri-e precnt n up to thf
minute dunclnit offering which (h"
call! a ClmractHr Dance novue, con
ilatlni of rcperlolro o( characlei
danclnc In which she Dinicl loan?
thantea of coitunipa.
Lewla and Burto are an utraur
iMnary clivir duo of fun uioaerr
vha ti.ko Tf.il plfoaure In looklnf
n thn h jTt.uroua aide of l"e and lr
i1.;' :-p' l.-u-h. They put thrli
t.oMor ovor In a lively niannei
r.ud' !l la made for lntiKhlng pur
poin from atari to f 1 it 1
The Menke Sitters preaent them
jelve aa the Clean Claaay Character
Kntirtalnrs. They paae out a
bundle of aong lilta and charade
bill In a anappy inunnara knaldo
wuarlne tome atunnlne charjcU
sowni. The Aloha Duo preaeht what thev
term A NlKlit In Hawaii, conaiatlnr
of native boiiki and dance numbert
pnt over In a clever manner ani
showlna a knowledge of harmony.
ItEnT LYTKI.I. COMING
IN nATTUNU COMUDY
Ntunu nuoDtn
ONE
lH'NDItKI) MASKDI)
HAX1 ritlSONKIt.
MEV
Vlcttao Wiw Biiltl to Ilnvn lliula
and ttobhed .MlNaourl l''urni-r
At Molx-rly.
MODEM. Y, Mo , Nov. 17. I
negro, one of four wild to havi- ln-al- i
en and robbed l-jdwnnt I'homson, it
farmer here, Thursday nUhi. was:
lynched here Huri'l-.y hy n tnoh or ;
1U0 maeked men. TUi' ni'iiro's i
three companions, who had henn luk-
from the Jail tit Miu-on early!
Sunday and apltited hero, cscapi-il.
but Inter It wua renorted two hnd .
een captured anil liicaivi'iali'd ul
point Unknown lo tho moti.
Keeling UKiilniit (he nt-itrni-.s Li
running high and It j ri-iioiii-d la i in
era have gone lo mljiui iit cnnnilcr
In eenrcti of the recti ptiin-d hlucks
l.ocnl nulhorltli-A nUl the m-grocn
admitted they wore I. W. W.
Keuilng mob violi'nco, Shertrf
Owene Snturdny nli:ht took the quur
tet to Miicun county. Hcaiini- of
ihla a inoli motond ihem and ,1
man,i., that Sheriff Jivae Hiiinii.-r i m
uirn ovi-r me m-groea to them. The
Khritf plemli-d with the mem but
the Jail key were luken forclbl)
from hi in, ami the hlacl. s were re
turned hero Just before daybreak,
clad only In Ihelr night cliithi-B.
A large fire had been built In r
public park, and on aeelng this the
negroes net up howls.
A rope was placed over the head
of one and awuug over a limb of ,i
tree. The mob pulled and tholiiuli
broke. The negro aturti-d riinnini;
ills he f,. Four gun flushed ami
he was killed instantly.
I At the sound or the shots. Mm nth
or three run.
The negroes ore alleged lo have
ibi-.iieii Thompson Into unconschnis
!ness mid rolilied ti I in ,f tt2 on th"
' out- kh Is of Moherly.
Camphohitum for croup, for threat-filing-
pneumonia, for cold in thr.vat
and i-heat. Sells fur nfc, rc, nt Silv. i
Ihoni's. U-lXif
1
that her lili haml obtained his
if-nshlp llirMirh fraud. Mr. 1'almei
said, cau(.'ll,-, any cl-ilin she inlgh
have I'stalill-lii'd through that score
The r.'imiNratlon to which the
plots .:.fiil p Litis o( the group of air
rchi;.ls head-'d by Kmma Oobln--'i
have exten.hd . p reviewed by the
attorney i-eneral. Iieclarlng that both
Mat hew s.-hmiilt and David Ciiplun.
who are.? cr Itu: prison sentences Nr
compllilty ln the destruction of the
I. Us cclcs Times htllliljng. were
liii'lnlieis of the Coldmai) clan, h"
thowccl uImi that she advocated vlo
'i'nc. and had Incited riots as early
aa lh!i:l when she was sentence to
ci'i'vo one year on Islarkwell's Island
after indict mem mi these charges
aliii"r included in the mate
ment In a transcrlit of the confes
"'on of CzoIl-osz (who shot 1'real
dent M. KInley, In which he told of
the Influence) Kmma Goldman'
teachings had exercised on his life.
Further Invosiluiiliig hy government
agents proved thot he had not only
heard her speak hut frequently ha-l
consulted with her as to methods to
he employed in effecting the dutrtic
tlon of the government.
The connection of both Hcrkmun
.-in. I Emma OoMiiiiin with the Hob
hevik moienient also was empha
size,: !,v Mr iv.ltner. The activities
of Ilie riH.in of It il s sin n Workers,
said to hi- one of the ost thingerolM
oi caniat i ,iis in America and ai:.iin..t
Which Hie lovel nllielll has ilii ecl.-d II
Vlcnroiei c.amp.ili'n. has been
dilcctly . to Hie Cnlilnian l!erl(inal
tu oeacaii.la hea,l. ila I lers. he said.
e -. rile T
Sicvkll, -Waller J. Jikvklaiid. Mr;
A. M. nerger, M,s. II. ri. A -liin. a,l
Herman .Mires, cleta McKetimtn
Mae Keefer, f'lali-e M.-K. nneu, ai,.'
Ooldle Walker.
HOUSES
FOR SALE
WANTED
Clean Cotton Rags Suitable to Wipe-Machinery,
3 cents a pound
La Grande Evening Observer
Bfneriav
One five-room house, with bath
modern, with full basement, well
lighted and ventilated, $11110; one five
room dwelling- with toilet and sink
full basement, vegetable cellar, J330;
one nine-room house with bath, ar
ranged for hot nndjcold water in every
room, wired, throughout, vcg-ctable
cellar, with baililirgs for garage and
woodshed not quite finished, close in,
at $1800; one five-room dwclting with
full basement; one store room build-
inff, with itoms in rear with full base
I ment; or,-j store huildine, nlmo-t new;
.three o'her small buihlins, close in;
I one foul -room house, city water, elcc
. trie lights, stone foundation, cellar and
i woodshed, near pnved street, SStIO;
Mars' rockquarry fur $l'J,0i0. There
is a fortune for tae rieht imrty. All
above on terms to cuit. J. I,. Mars,
lr,1(.,(1' owner.
Handsome Stnr in "Easy to Make
Money," To Bo the Feature nt
the Sherry Theatre.
The feature of the Sherry theatre
rrogrnm today and tomorrow la a
lulrth-provoklnf comedy entitled
Kaay to Make Money'.' with the
handiome Bert I.ytell lo the stellar
Kile supported by a cast of tho us
ual itrength found In oil Metro pro
ucrlons-
The aim of this offering Is bright
clean entertainment, with the Inliii
table l.ytoll In another of his ro
markeablo character creations which
have made him one ot the mosi
popular stirs of the sereon today.
The story Is one of a young fel
low who, departing from the paths
of speed and -apendtng. embarks on
a newer and cleaner lite In a most
u'nuMial manner and with the most
toaforseen results.
Jimmy Slocum (Bert l.ytoll) If
the young UMii-about-town who Is
' railed to account by his Dad for the
lire he Is .leading. It shows that
Jimmy has been arrested many
timet for breaking speed laws and
disturbing the Yeare, and when Dud
brings him up on the carpet, he con
reives a novel Idea of reforming end
making motley at the same lime. Me
fcets Dad that he will only be arifat
V) once durln the eniulng year
nd makes u li a bet that is eV
worth his while to collect
It ia the manner in w'.tih 5imniy
gjnea ahoot. making good on the
wager, and ec'lttlng the stake thai
offers Uie hero a store of opportuu
ltle for humorous acenea In and
cot of Jll on the road to succeii
Aleo ihowhig rll t of JJttun,dr
aMonntalu," episode No. 14.
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FAMILY OPUQ STORE
iA ORANDC,OnCGON.
What Doctors Use
for Eczema
A iVthlnr ComMiifttlon of oil of Wlntr
frrtn. Tiivtmil, uinl ottitT hfiilluir inRr.lti-Mta
twiini U. i. 1. rftK ription 11 now iv fnvonto
ifiiH ily of kiQ fic'ialittai for nii mWr. iis
II pviirtiatt- ttie rri-. tt imtnttt rtUtjf
iiuui (.ur uw uiHltafiiair iklU ui
AhiSit the wond.KT.i Mi fVr.t.
9 ment that aUia quickly ani, gonerallj
eure theatohing pileai In partlcu'ti.
This is sold slid fully guaranteed lo
FilverthOVs. IMSt
A
. SHAPELY
FIGURE
Kvery mnn wanU ore.
T gat ft aha tmist gentlv but
eejsitlnujHialy ctuix her iigvue
lean turaat of aymmetrlcal and
msrUful line of a deslfn suit-t-es
tot he type cd i'lguie.
i u.ma.n s inu u wionii;.
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We bnvi nttaiul r
thtint in public favor
wIum tui luifvitiess
tifiicd. ; I he f0i vu:(
wo rt floor ttl'lt'it
I'H'tlitfl llK)l t"li( HM'
ttililihit'f nt. ,lvauf
of the iTHfH-fi turns I
manner txbioh w r
I'llll'V I UllL' illfttlllt:- S" -y
Hons.
1 i(TinTiiisiiuiJiim
When you use (''liase and Sanlml'M
TEAS and
COFFEES
. You are ujing the host.
.SWIFTS
'heery-l.''!!.
H ie a 'head.
liai'on. HaiiiH
' Ili'.Md Li-ttlli'e
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mid Fresh
IteMi
.ill
Vl'T d:r-.
pae
hint
a v't
i'TU.fi:i;f(V)0:ii:s.
Trn Pine FrAtt Cake.
Try a pound
The Store of FAI-ITY. sT-PVPT and F.MI,
I'liK'KSIoall. ' '
G
HOLM
Successor to
0. 3N0DGHAS3
QUAKER
Biscuit and Pancake Flour
SELF RAISING
This flour is offered to the Ifmiftekeeper as a
Piseuit, Pancake and Pastry Flour (if unusual
quality.
The results obtained from it will he niosi satis
factory with tin' least trouble.
The chemicals used for leaveuinp; are absolnicly
'pure soda-phosphate and a little salt added lor
seasoning.
For delicious griddle r-akes, biscuits, douirlinuts.
cake, cookies, etc., we offer this flour wil
utmost confidence of your approval. At I'm
I ' f 1 I T1 B 1 ll .1,1
rani-v m il r lower .Apples at i:.iiu pel- box
i 1lu
pk;
Armour's Mince Meat in bulk. None belter. A',
:!"c per pound. '
Try a can of our Weddinff Hivakfasf. Syrup
1 ui re country sorglnun and molasses. The best
to be had.
CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
Phone Main 75. Ilomc of Fauev Groceries.
i
MILLINE
Sa
All 'Millinery will be Cl-med Out ut (-;.st
ruiis from Monday, 17th. t i,n,l including Sat-
uruay, rxovomimr 'j. NuYv ;g (ije
YOtH WINTER HAT.
turn: to get
Christie's Variety Store
4
Are designed to gradually shape
the wwer Ulto the proper fig
ure linos fo tier Vp.
ln a MODART Corset yrti have
'"d beantv, and what ia
also eltal a romet that r.i!n
Uln yxmf health, nd gusv'ually
ire proves ycfj poiee and grace
fulneaa, o
The Improved
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