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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1921)
0 e TWO LA GRANDE EVENING GESERVZE 5T jbAYMAKCH, 1621 ' NATIONAL SILK WEEK FEB. 28 MARCfi Silk' Hose FOR WOM EN Colors, Brown and Black, $2.00, f2.no and $.1.00 pair. , esses NIn Navy. Otay, K,,n .! r.Oio deUi for womr: BfHHon's latest creif Crepe Brown, filiifk, th to $49.50. me 40 inches wide, in all the popular tiliadw); price, per ; . yard, $1.75. SKINNER'S SATIN-rHO inches wide, best quality, in '. ' staple colors; price, per yard, $2.75. ' ; ' Hill's Dep't Store Tbvkku BUSINESS ' MEN WILL GIVE - - - , o Webb 'her conditiro ' first pic-lure for the Associated Unit .Tit found his mother In a scmi-con-ikerosene.to the J''"", j1.', wner' !rious. wt flurneo tu r considered most National Exhibitor Circuit, and is acinus condition, with her elothing rRnorti.il to be a tr mendou;ly satis- burned almost entirely off of her. I 0 c CAPITAL STOCK factory presentation of one of the Upon questioning, she was unable to 0 o (funniest plufs that ever graced the tell a comprehensive story of how the j American stage. The play enjoyed accident happened. (Webb drives BAKER, Mar. 3. A new company an unusually long Broadway ru,n, and delivery wagon for the Baker Packing was formed here this 'week which .was represented by six road conipan- CompanJ,' and is in the habit fit get-j takes over the wholesale printing and i its, which gave ibis laughable bed- ting, up and getting his own break-1 sump business of Wesley Andrews, room farce to practically the whole fast. Apparently, after her son's de-1 and also absorbing the post card fac- country. , ,parture, .Mrs. Webb arose, and think-! tory and business of Pacific Photo 'Twin Beds'' comes as the attrae- Jng the fire had gone out, applied j company in wnicn wesiey nnurewSjiion i me nvur . u, '. was formerly interested wun . o. uroay. Uaumeister, the 'plant of which was moved from Salem to linker over a year ago. The name of the new com pany is Wesley Andrews, Inc. 'I he capital stock, issued anil sub-, scribed was $r,o,000, divided into 500 shares of $100 each par value. The officers elected. are Wesley Andrews, president; O. H. Mount, vice-president; Thetmu Andrews, secretary-treasurer. I'l'MOIIAI, NO'IICK, Funeral services of the late I.arry O'Brien will bo held Friday iifli-r- noon, March 4. at 2::m o ilorK, a Cohntnkamp's ehaiel. The remains will be forwarded m- Spokane. Wn where services will be held Hulnr dny and Interment made. Brick Cream ; .n.iiiin .,!, .nnni'iv' Ta,,! Bon,e 0 bri;'t of our delicious KEROSENE M-RNS WOMAN , ice cream or, phone and we will be i 'glad to send one to iron. It 'f int Leon Webb Reliiens Ilonfe and Finds as delightful a home treat today as I MUlu-r in .Simi-concioiiH .onaiilion ;m me, warm days of summer.. Kor a iw'"H frozen cream, pure and delicious, BAKHiJ, Mar. When l-ooh Webb iours Hs sure to ploase you in every returned V bis home Tuesday imuii, . way. i Orders takeq for special oc- V- : jcasions. ' .Special prices on quantity 10 lbs. Ial for $1.75, The People's , orders for church affairs, clubs or Market. ' 2-2tt-tf. iparties. 7. HTT.t : Palace Confectionery Co. SI ep to Your Phone and. I ell Us , " , , S-'i-tf Whether vour wants may be -for. drugs, medicines, toilet articles, ilruglV store Sundries, stationery, candy or;sjrj cigars, depend upon our phone so- a vice and our prompt .delivery, tele phone to us for all your drug store wants and you'll .soon have cultivated a worth-while Ipibit, one that will save you worry, time and trouble. We are projjd of ou prompt delivery ser- The Centennial Hotel uilON, OREGON. The Centennial Htel of Union, has been remodeled and is openfor W'P mwm h.. reasonable, Sample rloms in connection, bpec.al-at-tn tt,A,nimeitiul trade. Give us a call when in Union. '. STACK STACK, Proprietors. THEATRES m CAPTAIN SWIFT WA.S A BANDIT, BUT HE WAS A GENTLEMAN AT HEART fAMItV 065. SJTOR t-:i-if Pi 15CRIPTI0NS WE FILL AlY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION PUTMANY DRUG STORE "The Rejtall Store" COULD HARDLY EAT ANYTHING UNTIL HE USED Nuitnem rMHM IT wondcrful mioicim . PE-RU-HA ti ffik ivd tlrud rnl nouM htitlrf Mt lnjttilBf until I r-ru-lil. rHou mi kiMMlllti mm KuuU Bud tuv airtiiiatii 1 tdlrl U1V Dtnirhhtiri fttid mtrrv iintt n( tkrsn tutinA iirterful eiKdlilua. um can Alwari utt a Ohm of at iay nvun uu natter hat Uie war Us." Boi tt, unci OHy, ftU. of the stomauli and bowels is amoiig Ti)niis of eHtarrlmL dlsuttstM from Jarir -numbpr i mvtnle ntudlkMlv Fifty y-jirH of Udcfiilm'Uftlnlbejjuar belli nd . PE-RU-NA TikUU r LiyiM . Ut EnrrwIsVl 1 CO A I, AM) WOOD. ' ' One ear Standard Coal mbied In Utah. ' Prico per ton 1H.2ft deliv ered and 12.l!5 at car. Phone Rod SftSl r Main 714. ' STILES & COMPANY. H-l-Stp Although "Captain Swiftj" . Kai le Williams' ViUigraph feature which will be seen al the Sherry theatre to day only has a former highwuyniun and bank robber as its hero; it is bv no means a "crook'1 play. Tie bandit! has reformed, and it is the efforts of j police oeratives, who , have' followed him over a goodly portion of the con-j tinent and who meet up with him just i as he h found redemption in the love of a splendid woman, to pbice i him in prison that forms the. basis of' the engrossing story. A prologue, with its scenes laid in the bush country of Australia, where he plied his nefarious tiiide, give at mosphere and luy the foundation of. the story to come. Kather than show ing Captain Swift as a crook,' a liun- ditfa, rubber, apd a tthie.f, he is shown with notlfinK... but... k ndnesH . In heart. Sale Without Prof it Silk Siiirts f.....,l:Jl...i5.9S $5.00 Shirts $3.43 $3.50 A $3.40 Shirts -$'2.2" $2,75 i2;ri)' Shirts $1,9.1 $2.00 Siitslhowi.;......$ii.45 EVERY XN'S STOfte 1 M. A Chinlund 1309 Adams Ave. DAJtN C E TUESDAYS !!!! : Also 'showing a comedy. "OUTSIDE THE LAW,'J JMitW I'RlSCriXA DEANi FI.M.:;. I OST tJUAK l KK : iyilLLIOrs - ii!ii!J?jj'-lifi. Priscilla Dean's first f;aluri sincjrj "The Virgin of StamlmulVIs1 to bi shown at the Star Tlieatrtfvr'ridajr Suturday and Suniluy. , It is' called "Outside the Ijiw1' and is the' wriik; of Tod Browning, who Ihus directevl Miss Dean in all her big acreert koc cesses. More than $250,00.0 waaerjiended in the production of "Outside, the. Law,'' and the cast is a roster of Whn'8;;Whi) in cinema circles. Besides Miss Dunn there is Lon Chuney as a Frisco fjang- "Outside the Law"' shows the ad- Tlcket tiiven 1 . V';'-,;:fflra SATURPAYS,. ; , I ' . ;iHfio To be(Jiv4i Away hjicli mmmmmmfzA !! I WJF I ;!ltl K;SffiMet, Mgr. -I" i-m " "r'" - Th9 eye is our main avenue ... of education. Defective vision causes more school failuves than any other one thing. "EYESTRAIN" Eyestrain is labor or effort of. . some part or parts of the eye ( with discomfort and . fatigue. ; The causes of eyestrain ' are ! ! three in number: (a) refractive errors, (b) imbalance of the mo- ' ' tor muscles moving the eyeballs, (c) presbyopia or old sight. Our Optical work is in charge of a Specialist and we invite : you t o inspect our Superior Equipment for the proper pre scribing of Glasses. J.H.PEARE &SON OPTOMETRISTS ir ir; CARR'S wu w i icre your vrom is o U- J-l-HHl.-U-IULJ.-iJU.l 1 CARPBNTEB. . Wurk done by vontrarV ' or day. Phone Ked 3S12. 1(120 (ith St. Hi I J. OUKN. feb 17-liri ventures of a trio of crooks who try to go straight in spite or the peisecu- ; 10 lbs. lard for $1.7G, The People's! lions of a viper of the underworld.! Market. ii-UU-tf, An underlying current of oriental mys- i : . jticism ami philosophy permeate CARR'S OO cJU se it 'OMPLETE HOMEfllRNISHER -a, Grapde, v , , ' ?; , Oregon KBIT CLOSE TO ORIGINAL "TWIN BEDS" SCRIPT In transferring the famous farce comedy, "Twin Beds," from the stage to the screen, the original script of the stage play has been followed very closely. "1in Beds" is Carter Dellavrn's NEW TODAY: One Piece Pionmng Cm X tun CHEAPER FARMING Tractors are subject ed to tremendous wear and tear, yet they must kebt going all the . e. ill Piston Rings will io your mo rease. its cftici- iind 6ave gas unJ y ruy for thetn- elveVift a fw months. . - - . For Sale by LEIQHTON'fl WlfLDINC?, AND ftAdttlNE a m WANTKl) To rent a piuno. Ad dress "(i" care Observer. :i-3-2ip The Viking can be cleaned in a few minutes Mtraight ditca awe time and they can not getXmixed up because they areVll hung together like kei on a rinir. Wi TSPAA10R, There an no big clumsy pant til lift and clean. Buy (he Viking V libqr it wfll uv for yau. Coin in tni tet Ul fhow you the Simplest, Eositit runiunf, Eosttu. riranraL tcpytor on (be tnaikec lHllll'El 1 w drama of desperate work after darksJ : 1' JmmMmmmM Upportd l& that Jt3an,'lr ... L MX . A) Qus character actor, famous f SMmb ' W Mor his roUs in 'The it rati f . xfl! I ' v vt " ,Jfie Pcxziti' 3i tti liaiCHAifj this ejC'iOas XtTOf I " ' fk,daV - Saturday- sundw tike a subrdi, , NsmJ f 7Hlil3yl 1 pointing at ' ' fwIUTfifa 1. . Mi iwiy. . he.hfrt . . i Vizj &t I-". MANEES - -, TklUednrr ( i WORKS :: :: R.W. Leighfort; Prop. ' . -..." ' ' o - - 9 0 f 9 ; ,
