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RATITkuAT, FEBTtTTARY 5. 1021
Loafs and presses
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Just Arrived !
- YOU SHOULD SEE THEM
They are the season's approved styles and re
markably good looking, and are" all moderately
priced. -
Coats $9.85 to $35
Hill's Dep't Store
Stanford Varsity
RnlrorH-iM Tf.nm
Bd.SICCl.JdMl. 1 tuill
ls Undeieated
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, I'cb.,5.
KtaTiford's varsity basketball team
which to date has not been defeated,
phys its next games against the Uni
versity of .Washington
On February 7 and 8 th? Stanford ,
men play Washington tw. Rnmes here I
find nn Feiivittii'v IK and lil nieet Hie '
Ilantleek .
RUEBER G00D3
Are guaranteed for two years, and cost no more
than other inferior brands.
-- Sold at
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE RFXALL STORE
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Every winter spcrt offers good pictures to the
person with a Kodak.
We have all kinds of Kodaks and Brownies at
the new rt-Jucad prices, al.'so a fresh supply of
li'ms for r.'i cameras.
Red Cross
pRgCRlPTIONS
' AYK. Nil ANV UOGTOK'S rRESCRTPTION
PUTMAN S..DRUC STORE
. TfieRexallStore;, ..."
vammimmmviiwrt
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spring
northerners again at Seattle.
I Basketball followers say this year's
'team is one or the best fives ever de
veloped here and predict that it will
t lie among the leaders at the clo.-e of
I the Pacific Coast conference race.
Ayi Unclimbcd Mountain.
It has been snbl Dial It would take
two yenrs to I'llmb Moimi Kveresi, in
: the llliiuiln.vtis. tbe nnrld' bleliesl
peak. No far no while mnn has won
tbe honor of willing ibis miowclad
rionlt,
Drug Store
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On RAT I'lCf KB ON ?
. If KKI.S OK til NEWS
"Who's Your Servant';" srnlwn ut
the Khenv Theatre toddy only, runs
very t lone to the news of the day, for
It taken UTthe fcreat wave or servant!
Icrime whietl has puTed the police of
this country ever since the close of
'the (rut War. ' .
I in central figures are an admiral
in the United Siai Navy, his heau
tifiil daughter, und a dishoait house
inei vilnt who endangers the honor of
the whole household and of the fiance
!of the. : young woman through
Us
''crookedness.'1.
I Also.showinx'a coinedv and "Mult &
!.ieff."' ,. .
AT 'SHERRY'S NVN'DAY AM)
I -. ; MONDAY, "TUB TRUTH."
Is there xui'h a thinu as an innrent
lie? Are some lles'liBniiel.-dt Hoes
it pay to make any uni t of a foinpio
mif.e with the truth?
liwky Warder was one of llione wo
men wlio, hroubt up in nn atmosphere
of artifieialities. irrew up with the
;ideo that telling (lie trutn was an ex-.,
ti-emelv iininvitinv orocedure". Her ;
! romantic soul rebelled at the crudity
iof straightforwardness. Accordingly,
'she nitin from the gli-lening stramls
jmnrees eiionli nd the man went down
iof her iinaginlitiim lUtM" wniin nea 1 1
jt.hst sped forth liantilessly into her, J
'world, noticed prettily and vanished. ;
That is she Ihought they vanished, j
As a niHlrcr of fact, each little lie
had a sting concealed in its tail, and
the day came when they all rose from
their hidden places and turned upon.
Berk, with the direst of consequences, i
The whole of this absorbing story is ,
infulilni in a oeiigninn pnoiopmy
"The Truth," made from Clyde ! itch's
greatest play, with Madge Kennedy
in (he star role. It will be shown here
Sunday and Monday at the Arcade.
Also showing Vod-A-Vil Movies. 4
High Class Acts.
! RANK MAYO AT ST A It
TODAY AM) SUNDAY. I
"The Marrifltfe Pit," the no went Un-1
ivemai photoplny, starrinf: the hand
some und popuhu Frank Mayo, und'!
nniinunred for today und Sunday at
th Stur Theatre, is from the novel !
"Ulack Friday," which derives it. I
name from that ill-fated Friday, back
in the '70s, when prices on the New j
jYoi'k Stock Kxchanjfe tubled to their'
h west level.1, creafiiiK a panis not on-i
ly on Wall Street, but phtntfiiiK the en
jLire country in a period of unemploy
ment and panic. The panic was cre
ated by a strong pool of brokers "hear
ing the market.''
Although the mode of operation of
unscrupulous slock gamblers is re
vealed in scenes of "The Marriage. I'it"
the story really concerns the dramatic
love affair of the young broker with
un aristocratic society girl, and the
inai-biiiutions of the jilted suitor in
hii gut with a roof-vhow prima doniri.
A two-reel Fox Sunsine comedy call
ed "Through the Keyhole", on the
vame program.
KI.A I N K HAM M I'.ltS'l'KI
AT AH( AIK SUNDAY.
"The llauKhter I'ays," a novel that
n-iiivM ii wii.niiiiiii ini iwu ruiiLiiieiii.s
when it wa.s fiixt published forms the,
' plot of Klaine llammerstein'H latest J
Srlv.nirk pieluve, which is announeed ;
jus the principle attraction at the Ar-
cade theatre Sunday only. p
The adaptation of Mrs. lluilie ltey-1
i nolds story provider; Miss Hummer-1
ntein wiih a role that allows full play;
for her remarkahle capabilities us an j
emoliona! artiste. As the daughter
who gives herself up to n loveless mar- j
viage in order to wipe out an tMicient
debt of ber mother s, Mi.s Hammer !
; stein ? said to (.reM-nt a character: :
izaiiun' thai will immediately eniisl
.the ympnihies of the observer.'
Mtitletoe Superstltlcn.
j Mlstlclee, wlicn not hiipended tl !
j the n lr. Is regarded hy the supersll j
Moil, as h hiuhlnyer of lind link j
i There Is nn ,ihl reason for hanglnu n
; hunch of mistletoe. In the center l !
: Hip room, a custom which had noili 1
Ins frivolous aliout It 111 the llrsi j
! hit. iiniiier. in Sciimiiniivlnn my
Hm.i.ijv. ns killed hy nn arrow ot
mKMetne. On his helot; restored 10
lite 11 lts ot-ooilseil Hint llm nttuil
. . ' , ' r,M "' '
.1 e.ii.u.si ine eerin.
How H.uh Do Buds Flv.
This ti)oenrs to lie silll an uiisetlled.
illleslliiii In orhtlholi.:;y, and reieiill
n seiciHIilo ln-illutl..ii reijiiestid nlr
men cntui'd In meIcirololcal evplo
ration in iS,.rve the hclulits nt whlcl
hlrds sre feimd. At present It t he.
Ileved that lillds Kcnernlly do not rise
men. thnn aliout 1,:X feet ahove the
Kiiienil. HlthoiiL-h oiMHslonnlly they t
lain ta cteviilloti of hetven (I.Om) und
7.tl- feet.
Mistaken In HI. Ident.
"Occssleonlly," mihl Scr.nlor Sot
Khuiii, " iiollllclan lioueslly think,
he Is saving the coiiniiv 'wlnsi . he 1
In reality einnired nlih uil his I'nlgiii
In elf ircMrx utron.n
H.nor. Mor Thnn ..
"1 hem you s.u the ,irst of It w ith
the IrlUe ,,v nert eer I remnrliHl
to llnrrv. -oh, nij,;., Bet.niuch the
worvr of U.I nsseri.sl the Utile chnu
"Me liekiMKnie. all rlchi. tin, mv doT
Ih trd ho'iV hi. dos nn' enl, ton.
HlMery f. Psvinorcklno.
Tt(. Itdini'M einpcrSi uel to lend
, money pjn inn,. ,nd vitMous sv.eins
I or 'ciio iff j i,nrwli) meant of idedces
ifift.iwed. Th hnh,.,. ..r .....
nig ni.s iiii.td in fcmilaud in i?vi IC.
n.l lleensta Arte lyuwta 1773. l
L5 GRANDE KVENINGe OBSEKVEB
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FBEEjiEED.,
!IX Aft?TIIK OU81VKR OFFICE
-I.MIf PAI'KW K III- SKlCIl?.
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I'V-d Come, First Served, Hill Be Ihe
iMHiniiuiion rwwy uvn un -
Week Ijpyn Only.
Seed time hA kum!
Through the courLesy of Repre'ntu-
live N. J? Kinnolt, the Observer is
HKain aide to offer its readers free ,
venelahle seeds, and expresses the
hope that the litlje (fift' package of
potential veiretahleM will do its slruo
in nwikiiiK lill a little lower in tlw
II. C. I., scale.
. Peas, beets, carrots, lettuce and rad
ichos are the seeds contained. Uncle
Sum 'this year has included in the
Observer's allotment a few flower
secdii.
One package to the family is the
all':ltoenl. rirsl come, 1 11-Ht servei!
the policy.
Tall at the Observer of-,
i ice neiween n a. in. ami fi p. in. or.
week .lavs.
We Want Rags!
mmmmmmmm,
Fraternal Directory
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ut p. a K,,K8lA ,,1-anae ,,;, No
33. Lodge nienlo wb Thurad&y
SSrfe'AS'ff e'rdeY'to"
lirothr Bias
CHAH. IL HAnDINa
P. U . PEARSON. Bec'y.
W00DMRN
OF" TUB WriHi.ii...!
tJrandu Camp No. i'X Met tvury
tlrat uud Llilrd UunJiv Mr Khv!U.
hall. All vltdtlotf neighojra w-1
unoa pKybtiitt m the oriii4 f .
the clerk. Koonin 21-22, La (irand) The high school orcnestia i mak
Nutional Hank Hldjj. ling very good progress in becoming
SS. I.1IJ.Y c. C. lever had. Under the leadership of Mi.v
fcK'DKKN WOOUMWN UK A.VKltlOA
Grande Chijj No. 7"03 me ti on
tbe tlr at and tutrii ffhormfciy evn
BltKa of eah wiatn.ln 1 he K. of K
lUall vsHli;ft i.iiih'Mx- Wolcorutt.
M. C. IiM,L. V. C.
' jAKE ROSTOCK. Clekr.
L K. A A. M. i,a Grande x:.la No
41, A. F. A A. IA., holdtt regular muel
ina nrt and thl.-d Friday at 7:R0
V' ui. uruiai wereome to ail ua-
aona.
R. 013YK. W. M.
C. WXIJIAMa. Bee.
U O. U. M. La Grandu LodK No. 850,
Leiya) Order ot Moon hold rearulai
ariet'ttnKB very Wcdneadny nlKt at
8 p. in. in bagle Hal), nit to Elko
Uulldlnff. on Wedneadny evuntna
VlHliora alwya dcom. Dumb jjoy
abltt at L.a Onmue I'harniacy.
K. J. KHVHKN. Die..
HAUHY BWAItT, boc
KNIOMTB 01'" rYTHI AS Hed Cross
I'OdK Nj, tl, ntitetn evry Monday
evoniiiff In iCnnUe Hall (K. of V
Hull), at H p. in. A Vytlilan wolcome
to all vlMltlntf Knlghta.
4 C. W. MOOHR, C. C.
C. U OltAlIAM, h. H. 8.
WOMAN'S UKNKKIT ABSOClATION of
the .MarcftlK!. l.a flrmioe lcnli;i No.
S7, W. H. of M. KoilKr in.-.-fa flrnl
Thoraday at 2 p. in. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. rn., nt K. of V. hall.
Vlnittiif? Sinter- welcome.
NOItA U. MAPKKY. Commander
ihahki, limi;nrimio.
Rocord-Keeper
..pe cn.pter N... is. o. B. a..
intiua alalea Puinitiunirntltiri IMe Her.
OTid and fnurlh Wednesday of each
month. Vial ting anupra cordial I
armeomed.
MUB. CAPStt? HIKVKK, W. M
WAitY A WAItNiOK. 3uu.
O. E AIT. KB Aerie No. r.B. ubuei
every Friday nltflit at Dfurlea H 1
Vlaltlny niumbera welnn-' .
t j. J. MiinrmsnN. w. p.
" B. HtnnWKl.U Uer-itarv.
ProfcHPionnl Directory
.M- -M ALONFY income tujt Ad
-Visor. Foley Hotel. J,,ft Grande. Ore
OST3UPATHIU PHYSIC1ANI
1)11. J. L. INOI.R and DR. .MAItOA.
I ItRT INOLK DUeases of women
I and children a specially. Office
j I'llune Main Idli. Kes. Phone .Main
126. l.a Grande National Hank
IlullrilDg.
j I'livsiciANS Ann siiik.kiisi
j IMI. J. 1A Mcl'UFinSON lVntNt. Mill.
I 4-C. ov.T l.a Ornndt; Nstloiml llnok
i hufltiinic. I'honcw. Office. MmIii
rrsldence. llt-u aosl.
B. O. KlltHl, M. D rhvl,-ln nd
Burn n office or llm Or
!rim
I store. Phones, office J'am 21!. Res
idenee Main 76.
WATi-nic cvnn
1H. A. N. 94 A Y Vll.r.K ercisllst lr
chronic dTf!.rs. Methods, .Vtechsno
Theropy ami XMiiioiiaIIi. skin and
Mood AlKensfM, nei'Vous dl.u.Bw.
Ihronle ll,.iulMrhn i."...,s. ia..in ,,.
Appcndlcllls, roii.itipntinr, l!owi 1 J
Troulil.: ui klelln of chronic lls-,l!
eases succeHsrully treaicd. Thone'ii
Main sn.i; nimni 1, S, 3. aecondi
floor Coollflire Bld'T., opposite Bt.rl.
Thvntre. offtci, huur., to to IS v I
m..1:3w tu !: p. ui. .Ooneoltjitton a
fr t-nt it
lTTMllt
LXH'HnAN KHKRMAII11-oi.
CiMhrun er. t'olon h. tlmrlvi. At il
l"'liyi L Cir.ydo MatlaU ra
Bulldiaal. Il
H. i. ORKKN. A tier., T .1 lav n
tlc. la all fiLte abj Cour m
V.'?. Uae K.iIuhaI rn
liuitdina. .
Jv tlTvtlBN. AltoAief m lw
, Practice In mil I'eurta. (ifeve. 1 1
rooui. ft-. I . ii....u al.,...n.,-!
t'raede .iWai 'J
Uu.ld.n,. Ur.n4, yrV,.s '
Bank
WiKTRMrruHs
tL ".'r':,!-'-.w- lt'H'e" rror..;,
T.l iMvll l:n.ln.r-.
'Ivll Mnalner-. .iirvey.es'-aiKt 1 1
Heem li, l.a Orsmte Satlooal .l
mapa.
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High School 'News
EDITED BY MERMAN RANSOM.
Thlr( WPfP nilifrt ft nnmLr ,f niiJ
:,,. the .,?md semester and they'
:-i . 1
irrt-ivniK upeciui training uy
Boot Sh:innim, the Chief Commander.
Kveryom is working hard Wr the
(irand inspection, of the militury de-
iu tment of the sefcool by high mill-
lury officials which is to happen saw.n.
(iuiiK weg-e issued to all the boys hav
ing non and it is hoped that.iiy next
yiar the hoys will qualify for regular'
army uniforms1 whieh Mime schools al-
ready have.
The manual training ibliartment en
listed quite a number of new students
(it the beginning of the second semes
ter and is nw busily utiKaged In dol-er
a little repair work around the school. I
Arrangements are being made to
have this year's Mimir the best the
I. a Grande High School ever had. The
contract for the printing and engrav-
iing was agreed upon and now all that
waits is the material which the var-
ions editors are strenuously working
on, in order to get out on time.
The Junior class rings arrived a
few days ago and are being distribut
ed among the Juniors. The Junior
class is one of the best classes in high
school for organizations and for true
sportsmanship.
'Dip Senior play will he lioUl in the
High St-hool Auilitorrum Friday, Feb
t'unry the eitchtvenlh. The cast is
busily at work ami everyone feels that
tt will certainly lie a success.
The boys and girls' jr!te clubs nrc
practicing three times n wet'k and are
bowing real interest nnd talent.
Frances ' Birney, they are 'earniiirf
some of the most difficult pieces md
are showing some real talent Tor good
music.
A WO MAN'S ADVANTAGE.
(By Inuram Ansnes.)
A telegram summoning him to
Washington, received only a few min-
Rsssb Prperty
For Sale By Owner
llill acres 2 1-2 miles east of
llaincK. Or". 12U slioulil be put
in nnip ihis KpvtiiK, Small house
anil pood well nf wnler, on gooil
road. ' , .
r,20 nerr.i, S" miles north or Enter
iri: 'Ore. Two sels or IniilillliKS,
r.n' ai-res In rye, 200 acres more
ipiiflri in no in this spring. This
is a liood randi on main load to
l.i wi. lown. Idaho.
100 acres. 6 miles nasi of Fair
field, Idaho, in Die fanniiis Call
us l'r.iirie cotinliy, where lliey
r.lise tlw nirlze wheal. Small
hoi'Se and veil, Hi) acres In sum
lilcr fallow wheal. ( ne-ronr'.ll llT
crop a! II. 11. Pes wllh Jllare.
All I':: in. land.
:r,(l acre .Dairy lMnrh. 40 ncn'.i
mod Tiirni land. nalaii"e pasiure.
Small' hnis end well nml two
siiriiiK:-. some I'riiii I roes. An
id-.al vaiich to make a sturt. K
miles !-! Iliwe-I of Norlh 1'olv
der. Ore.
;,S() aei-eiJ. .. mih s from r.n'ineu. i
' Idaho.- Joins -.the famuli Holt
Seed Farm. 12 aeies lioitum
land, as Rood as I here is In Ida.
Ituiiniiix Oo.ul stream across land,
balance ii.isiure land : ul dry
ranoiiiK. j
room Irniiie on fi acres of land.
1 mile from Knfrinise Oregon.
Tills is a plaeo whom you coi'ld
have your own garden, cows and
chickens ami slill he close eno:i"h
In Hie Kasi )-."ton I.Hi iher Co.
iplan'l li work Ihere. Will take
gmid amall c::r as ii-.-t iiaymeiit
on this place. , .
Will ncorpi good town propiily.
(lovei niacin or Miini"(lal i:o::iik tor
cash preferred I on any of the alxi.o
'prvipoity. Tlieso properlles are
pi Iced right.
I-:, s. xoitnis
l.a (itaiule, . OreKon
WO of the nif.Vt homelike
hotels in Portland. locAtei
in. the heart of the. ship
ping ani' theatre dn
trict . . Al Oref)n
KleA'tiic trains stop at tWe Reward
Hulcl. the lloase of Cfieer. t.x-
celleTt dining roiAi in eorifvtioh. j
Th uUun. ,h, Vw,. I
!l "ofWelnune, Is only i ort h'.ocio, f'
from tile .Seward. Our T.rown !
m, nw,t a train. Kales i
A ' .
IV."" nl P
r lll DrDTGOU
Pmmrtctiir- !
5 I
T
ffi
utes before, explained why J'h Ry
an, a big man weighing over 200
t!oun4, swung on boaig! JAst as the
midnight expre was pulling out, Ine
train was crowded and the be he
could get was an uajper berth.
As he had learned from experience
that coiling up his two hundred pounds
and his six feet two iniyies in an up
per birth was tough stuff, h was par
ticularly angry when he noticed that
the lower berth was occupied by i
small man who probably tipped the
scales at a hundred and twenty-five.
With sudden resolve, John grasp
ed the curtains of the lierth and shook
them vigorously, and growled once
or twice to the Porter, "So I've got
to sleep in an upper berth, have I ?
The last time I did that was on a ti'i)i
from Frankfort to Washington, and
the btamed thing broke down and
smashed the man under me. Well,
throw up my grip and I hope to hea
ven the berth will hold me."
Then he went to the smoker and
smoked a cigar. When he returned,
the little man was in the upper lierth.
Acetic Ether.
Acetic ether Is more generally known
pa acetic ester. It Is an ester of acetic
acid, especially the ethylester or ethyl
acetate, a colorlesa liquid of agree
able odor. The aroma of vinegar 1b
partly due to Its presence. Acetic ea
ter U obtained by tbe action of metal
lie sodium on tbe ester formed by tbe
union of acetic acid and ordinary al
cohol. Acetic acid la tlte sour princi
ple of vinegar, an acid composed chem
ically of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
The Excellence of
"La Camille" is the
biggest perfection of
the front lace corset,
insuring beautiful front
figure lines as well as.
the graceful bark.
"La Camille" Corset
are" made in so manv
different models that
every type of . figure
may be perfectly fitted,
whether - t a 11, short,
plump, slender or un
evenly proportioned.
A complete line al
ways on band.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Onraritlnr
1912 Fourth Street
Phone Black 81
Frank
S T AR
"I ifiM I"
From the Novel "Black Friday"
The story of a woman who fell in
love with the man' she hated -her
husband. '
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, "THROUGH THE ICEYHOLE"
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Fo Sunshige Comedy .
faoe in
8 78"
We Want Rags I
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Tli&c littleltwks frorovmirheftd that
IvM upon yv.Mt id your
plmsure urv dandruff -ti. disor.
t-WjiK it tonjplrtt-ly umirr twonej.
1 ...lr inni-in. Vtoi KtttlkO. AllUtl-
ifiiilvtiurt k. listing btmelit reported by
clldicD. Sv
your bairl CU iww Unrt It i passible
it. nriiifc (-;. s :wnfl-rildiie hm
'irttty pro-.x il. Ki-niiiitK01 ALICO
ttt liiiy bufcv 1ore. Watt h yqtar.
You may or may not
believe in reducing
your armaments, but
you will believo in our
evident desire to please
you.
Wilson Bros.
Tailors
Cleaning, Pressing and Hat
Blocking
New Foley Building
La Grande, Ore.
What Solves
the Greatest
Problem in
Your Home
Today
?
Watch This
Space
LET US HELP YOU
WITH YOlTt
INCOME TAX
Why not bave your IncMO -ltv'orl
correct? Wu t'ive your
fiii;i!i'-!ul affairs and li Mirn.
our experi caro txn ! e use
study and i::v:n' v.b'.y k .ve
S01IIH 1;tX io f V.t Ctl, it;., iiOl
by beati'iK i !u (.ovenim nt,
but by filing your, "net ' lu
coni'i" ri;;bt.
S. E. BURGUNDER
roSiii Aec.-iii-.itant
l:.e..:ii T.i-.- Hcp-.Vts
A. :i,if-:.i:!;
I..-, tiiit.uli, O: :'gon
I'honcs Office Illack 2161;
Kesfdenre Illack 3.H1.
orfite with ('. J. Hlnck Real
Kstate Office
Today
Sunday
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