La Grande evening observer., November 26, 1919, Image 2

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OBSERVER
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NATIONS
TODAY WE KlfOl'LU I'. I
TIIK MOST '4'l I ANK I TL
OX K.Vt'l'If-.
Every iiiiiil,0-wi.iii:iq ;iik1 child sliflnl,!
tlu-ir Ii.iiii in ifi'Voiil c.)ri-:-iipii ,f'.
llrankl'iihicsK fithc lii-ssinN w have
received the lileSsiniis of a pcaciifill
llHtiiilf a . prosperous count IT ".'illil a
))(utt'nis harvest. V .
'Upon "this flay, aln' allVlhcis, ht uv.
lie frruf ill .Jor nr Messing
arc inaiiv, united, il we. wilKlmt
I hem over, one livv)i'.
J Illls, IIIIIC lei IIS CXIlll'SS (MIIV SllM'M-p
Ji J !'-Kt 11 II of your rMril,-llf'' !IHil
patronage. It will al wiyslWiiiir eiii
denvor to merit your patronage throu;li
sincere appreciation.
Hills' Department Store
AM) PATHOS
in iCvyakJwa im.aj-
Manj llcnuiifiil tn-m-H In ". Hi art
in f.wn," J.ipaiM'O ArtihtH
O New Pictitte.
Ui'Uiitifiil K"t dill Ihona I bit I
ere sold ut Rllve'thorn at (Do, 76c,
II. UO, mid tl.GO eu,-b. ll-2G.tr
rAMILY DRUH STOni
LA ARANDKiOnCtlONi
A classified ad will tnri(f rMUlU.
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TIIAttHI.U li
VIoIhIb. roue unil
Hue uur wlnditVt diemy's Fliirnt
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I IJlU I HM
oliie.r fllJWfTH
It lit rainuliiiliil urn that Is
tntlflh' used In croup umt thivafeil
Inir pneumonia, iiIho Tor cnlds In tin
oliwt. For u II kinds of sine II In
iiMi.it ejcellmt. 3.1c n mj 7oc a
lion. Iwli-e us inucli for the iimnv
iiii iiiimI of mien preparations Hold
liny It at
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
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Then? fti j many heart-?tirrinK mo
rnf-iii in ' A JIiL in P:iwn," Scaut
Huyakawa's most it'centojfaw.n ih pro
du lion for Kxhibiturs il u.i I. a
'I lit t huirn ;i'l pathos ofthe ftaty
I''y. "SIkhIivs, ' t itiin whii h it ha
lit-ri ;iuv', ire preserve J, whlli
t -a t i-Tiy uti'l aceniejly t lie pro
duflon urpai1s the stage verRiuii
just so far as bature excels paint ant
ran van. .
The night scenes in Japan particu
Jarly the thrilling rhase of the con
vift woman after lnr em-ape frtm
prison, are weirdly heaiyifu. anj nl
a inaater lipnl of artistry could tepro
due, ho reaii-stically, tlir -power am
exolir beauty of the mystic Orient.'
Throughout the picture this fidelity
to ulmoiiphere i preserved, while th
titling in its poetic aptness, has neve
U'en surpassed in the Hayakawa pro
duction.-i, whit'h is high praise-indeeH
. Hayakawa plays a difficult role liki
the artist he is, and is ably supportei
by '('.sum Aoki in the role of Had a
iwith which she created a sensatioi
on the stae.
Many of the scenes were actual!;
taken In Japan shortly before Haya
kawa formed his own producing com
pany, The Hawoith Pictures Corpora
tion, and preserved for use in his pro
dtirtions.
There are a number of Japavlest
children who aie delightfully un-self
oriiKrious and 'naive, and a group o
genuine Oisha gitls who dance in th
tea house scene.
Al.uo showing Pa the rteview and i
comedy.
Piling More Than 400 Year Old.
Mfiny of the plte In use In Amster
dam are :tiHi .,r 4Mi yearn old. Tbat
purr which I ui'O In the ground In
Ha?I water h often- hored by a pile
worm iieHralte nurfacf, hut It In pre
nerveo: by diivlnv In nails trlih very
large headH. m an to t-'tve lift pl an
Iron coatlii).'. This coaling Is then
truO formed by the water InTo a layer
of nir, w til en protecuhe wood froru
the plle-woiy. TbU prooeaa must be a
How Much Per Helping'
In South America afwo diilnttj are
lizards and baked centipedes.
N'OTK'E OF I.MIMCOVKMKNT
SKSSMKNT.
AS
THM WKHTKR.VKIIS" VIMI-H
ltOMAN'4 K or IU.ACK Hll.F.K
To make the Maxwell light
they used the quality steels
i
rlH K story (,f Muxwel! is u
story of int tullui gy. 'J'his
RTi'M science mukes possibfe
a mwi-lb., HW-iiKh wliuel-v
base, 25 h.p..te.r, whose uim- '
1 1 ion denominator is Qiuility.
It Iihs nuute poiitile n
vehiele weighing- but
:ouniK itself to curry ';.() to
KKH) poumlsof htitnan weight
u distanie of l(MI,(M)0 mile.-; ..r
more to CMi iy k t low msf
nd to carry its 5 passeiiyus
in cor nli ii t.
This is i.bi.i. 1 to
potinda if whicli- wi itit lor
a pi ii n ut of "liutimn lVei..iit."
Wfien you Mop to nun
pare weight for weiUt with
oilier cure, unci :.ie lor :.ie
you will quickly i utili, Unit
the Post-Wtir Maxwell tuRcs
h leHtliny rank oil tlm hobjei t
of li;ht weight.
1'rini, yjh.; 1.. .'.,. Detroit.
JOKIN E. ANDERSON
DiMribufcrlor o
tftion, Wallowa, Bakr and GranJOountii
2.
1 tot Iiii: lit;lit weight of the
F'isi-W:tr Maxwell is not a
matter ...f f rii n m iti' the
. t ii'ht," hut m toattcr cif rnet
:illary. Tin lii.t if this science in
building 300,000 previous
Maxwell:; lias developed
hj'.l.t r Inn stronger steels, and
that is one vetison why the
i'usi -War Max wt 11 has
caocht -the public lancy as
U'W tars id iwent years have
dune.
Tlie denial v is in excess of
HO.UJO fur the current year.
Only lOo.OOO can be built.
Tlu tflote, an
evilly vis't to
huiW over the
y.A War Ma
wt 11 may 'save
disaVpointin'
uavs later
"The Westerners,' which w!ll bt
the feature attrnct:on at the Htat
Tlieatre, Thurmlay and Frtdaj
tiie.htH, Is a pint urir.nt Ion of Stewarl
Kdward While's famous novel of
the same name, produced by Benjn
niln II. Hampton for (Ireat Author
I'ielnres, Inc.. and enacted by sue!
eminent screen artists as Roy Stew
i'ri, Mildred Maiming. Hubert Ale
Kim, WiKred Lucas, flraham Pett'e
and Mary Jane Irving. The story b
biiil In the Itlack Hilts In Out (lny
of the f.old rush and tells n an ah
sorbin!: imuimT of I be fmplacabb
leMue or Michael I.ttfond, a half
breed lnd:ii. aaint Jim Huckloy.
s -on I , w ho ea usd I a fond to b
driven from a wagon train for :m
uniting one of the while women- I.a
loud rises to power In the hills;
nun dei'R I he white woman, k 'dnapa
her (laiit.htT and raises the child as
hp: own daughter, lalt'r using the
gh I as part of his srheme of re
venge agalnt Uncklcy.
l.;;foni plans I o I nn Hack ley te
li s ruin and to force the Klrl, Mol
ly. into the life nf a dance hall wo
in. hi.
Here he finds Hockley, now a
tending citizen of the ?et Moment
The former scout has no recollec
(Ion of (he hulMireed. and Mia lat
ler lava his plans to ru n Itiicklev
without Intoiruptiou. MnMy, tho
,:;!' tVuman In the camp, KnJoyn the
adurailoii or the niato population
Among tb em Is C he veil lie llarrv, pi
reckless young in ner, who becomes
Iter chief suitor Meanwhile l.a
I'uiid has succeeded In his scheme to
!! race Iliickley in t.he tye of ble!
...ii.- u. .. i r i . , ,..
u.' iinii in- n mphi'u tu lltlll ifif :
Pi rerocrtized bpfora teav
in' ramp in pursuit' of Hockley. How
l.;it'md'" plani are rrustruted nip!
Molly is mu'iI by tho man she
hives while the half breed meets his
jiet desert in n pluiipe down a
sleep embankment In a biickboard,
bili's a mnashinK cllniav to an en
! hi a 1 1 1 tit- nanativo.
Notice is." hen-by, given to all con
erned lhat the Commission" of Uhei
ify of J .a Grande, on the 5ifc day of1
'ovembt r, 1101. levied :ti ases.-'im-iit
for the cost t4 the improvement of
Walnut street fVom the north property
me of Main avenue to the north prop- j
rty'line of Washington avenue, by;
Ordinance No. HHH, series l!tli, and
hat said assessment is now due and
ayable to the Reeoider of the city of,
.n, Grande, Oregon, and will become;
'elinquetit if not paid within ten days
rum the dute of first publication of,
bis notice, or unless application to i
my such assessments in installments
e made within ten days from such
irst publication of this noljce.
Application to pay sucJisesBnientfl
f $25.00 or ovta- iuvteu annual install-
rients, accord U Jf ti. the City ('barter!
nay be made within the said ten days. I
The said aasestfmeiijs are ua follows,!
o-wit: i j
Honiig's Addition to ha (Irande, Ore- i
ron I j
Netta Eakin, lot 1J and north 12,
eet lot It, block . $V.44. j
P. W. Patterson, lot 10 ami south lfi
eet lot 11, block t , lll.til).
Henry Narre, lo !, jjluck U, $i:t.f,!). i
F. & B. .White, east half of lots 7!
uid 8, block 12, . ' 1
B. W. Kamuierer1. Idt 1 and 2, block
7, $219.08. j .
A. M. Childers, lot :i, block 7, $72 8ti. !
Olive Childers, lot 4, block 7, $47.!MI.
Man hheahan, lots 5 and H, block 7
72.20.
The sub-division of Block PI, of
Irandy's Second Addition to T.a
Orande, Oregon, as platted and of
ecord
A. 0. Kornhorst, lot 8. block
$.r,0.57.
J. E. fteynolds, lot 7, block
121.67,
Gramly8 Second Addition
City of La (irande, lota 14, 15,
dock 12, $8X09.
Assessments le. than $2o.00 be
ome deliiupient if not paid within ten
lays from date hereof.
Dated and published this l!Hh dav
jf November, 1!19.
J. K. STKARNR
Recorder of the City of La Grande.
niy Nov.l0-2.
' THANKSGIVING DINNER
Dnn't "ait till the last 8y look iv lhl lit and l.Tinc Mui.i.70 fo. .
th wiuirirnenU of I hanksxivinit dinm r.
oFifnh Chestnulrfor ur lresioK- '
Fresh currants for a compieie uiiuki.
Dates
FiK . 1 V
AiIm 1 il '
liiunal
OrangM ' '
Rai.-ins '
drapes I
J'lum Pudillnfi:
C'omulfte li" of fari(y fruit -end veietnlilw.
Smt, sou, and dill pit klm.
C'uokies, cakes, crackers and bread.-
Jelliw, Jams and preserves in glass and tinm
YOU CAN MAKE A (OMfl.ETB DINNER BY
" THIS LIST
. PLEASE ORDER EARLY
lettuce
"Celery .
Parsnips
I'urroU
CabbaKe
Tomatoes
tiarlif
Cranberries
Orap Juice
Walnut.-! '
I'eanuls
Almoi'ds
liazi'lnuts 1
Pop Corn
Coi'oangt.i
SweVt I'otaJoe.4
I.oganben j' Jiiice
LOOKING OVER
Delivery Notice
TW0T
DAILY WAGONS LEAVE AT 9:00 A. M. AND
2:00' P. M. PROMPT.
La Grande Delivery Company
OBSERVER ADVERTISING wUl brine results.
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13,
13.
Hi,
BE THE EARLY BIRD
AND SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS
WHILE TIIR STOCKS ARK FRKSH AND
THE CnOJCE IS WIDE OUR 0 R K CT , Ti
CARDS ARE ESPECIALLV ATTR U.TTIVE.
NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.
tim Hlllli ill IULWBg
Closing Out Ladies'
Coats
The Ohserver Turmibra and prints
Hotter Wrtnoer I
Rc.ljillliilli; .r.ll(1;iy, XovcllllitT 24, we will rloso out every cn;it ill
!toc; ;it a 20 jicr cent reduction nml, in uildition, we will give
Absolutely Free
ink: l)!it in .ock up to in value to each lady who mrch:es a
coat at tliis snle.
.:5';. V:ltEilEMBER THE DATE! COM K EARL V, Til K SC l'PI V IS
LIMITED.
Christie's Variety Store
it II ,
Meats
1 f you w.tut tlie liest in nienta nt the lowest prices
coiiu U us nt the Iloove-r market.
NO CUARQI FOR DELIVERY
Open until 8:30 Vdes4ay7 nd Closed All Day
8 Thursday. e
JMiothOfam 75... 0
THE StlLWELL MEAT CO.
The Consumer8(,Rriend. e
f. o
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n
Andrew's Variety Store
Thanksgiving Time
is Here
.. EVERYTHINO YOU NEED TO FIX
UP THAT THANKSQIVINO '
DINNER. . .
Roasters
Carving Sets ,
Turkey Plfttters .
-89c t j $2.&9
$5.85oto $85
39c to $3.8?
The ou Get Everything YouoWant Eve'r,
. . . Dan t the Prim Vn to.. '""cry
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