La Grande evening observer., November 16, 1921, Image 2

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P5QE TWO
LA CKANDfc' EVENING OBSERVER
I
' Remnants
-DON'T FORGET-
That the Big
Dissolution
of
Short lengths 1 Divm (ioods,
(Urilriiiris, IViv.ilt'S', Wi'ite (luodx,
Drapery, Etc., all nieasuwl and
Oil sale at '
BARGAIN PRICE
Partnership
Underwear
Tallies full of Underwear for -Men,
Womefci iiinl ( thildien, both Union
Suits and separate (lannenls, all
(in sale nt , ,
BARGAIN PRICE
Shoes P
CONTINUES EVERY DAY
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES, WOMENS' COATS,
SUITS, and DRESSES
on Sale at
Closing Out
RICES
Hundreds of Pairs of Slices for
lIen,A'o'mi'ii 'and Ohildren out. on
tables and all tii'h;i1! at
BARGAIN PRICE
BARGAINS OVER THE ENTIRE
STORE Come (Every Day
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
ccnlral library. Dairy and FoDd Com- fljan j)eg As Reault
misskmer Hawley. Dr. Hector Mc- n r,ar,a:aA
AT SIIKKKYS LAST SH1..V.
lS(i TOKAY. IX mil. AH
MACI.KA.V IX KINK COMKIIV
m.r.nn nt rorvallia. representing a
coinmlllee ot the Oregon Co-operative
council and C. E. Sjienee. master
of the estate Bran, advised the
dairymen not to disrupt their organ
l.atlon.
AfguiflgyOvet; Applet
i nlet's. or jiammuuii, ... t...
;i BhotKun wound in the MV.t',
... fnlum-
'r.Bru hcrs. ho they,
seeking uru. nruummit
1,1 vh w"" '
BEAD THE WAST ADR!
Douglas MacLean, whose. Para
mount starring vehicle, "The Uook-
ie'a lleturn," huH made a litt uL the
Sherry Theatre, has earned Iho repu
tation during Did punt year of being
one of the most energetic workers
in the screen profession.
Nat only dees Mr. Mucl.ean play
an important part in the eleeting
or hin stories, but he 'huslstH ma
terially in the selection of the cast
and the direction of the 'picture.
Mr. MarKean has had 8PVer.il year
experience both on the Hpeaklng stag
and the screen und Ifl a capable judge
of dranmtie and comedy values. No
3cen is taken In a MncLean produc
tion une. It has first been care
fully analyzed, us to IU probable ef
fect up future audiences.
"The Kookle's Return" Ih a hu
morously interesting story of a
you up returned soldier and. his excit
ing experiences in adjusting himself
to civilian Hfe after two years in
the j service. In the role of the rook
ie, Mr. .Mac Lean Is ubly supported
by Doris May and a company of well
known players which Includes Frank
Currier, Joe White, Wallace Heery.
Kathleen Key and William Court
right. ANo showing a comedy.
Xi:W YOIIK'S IJKK.XINYJ IHI.M
SKNSATIOX, "OVKIt- THIS
HILL' TO Jti: SKKX HKHh
111
IS GuMPLETED
HILOAKD, Nov. 16. (Special)
"Three head of stray cattle, one cow,
two yonrllugs, have boon In ami abm1
llilgard for a -week past. Their
brand Is liar I!, which Is nummular
In this section, and It Is supposed
that they have slrnye-.l In from the
Umatilla Hide nf the mountains.
- Louie Oleson. an ntd-ttmo timber
man of this neighborhood, took No.
23 Hunday evening for .Mcnchnm, j
whnro he will he employed in a gnugj
which Is ro-tlmlierlng n tunnel nt 1
that place. It Ik expected this work
will last throughout the winter.
' Mrs. Lilly of Ln (irnnile nnd
Gladys Ruling spent Sunday nt the
home of Miss Hilling's parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kd Haling.
Uob Ross nnd wile from the sum
mit wero In llilgard Wc dnosday
buying supplies.
' Alec nunteu wiui hns been haul
ing wood with his truck nut with nn
unfortunate accident tlie early part
of last week. While rounding one
of the high points on the grade above
llilgard, something went wrong with
the machine which continued on
over the tmuK Into the canyon. Mr.
Buntcn Jumped free of the truck,
thereby escaping serious Injury.
I.yle MeFadden, who has been
working on the highway ut Kumulu.
returned homo Saturday.
W. A. lIuritH of I,u Grande was In
Illlgnrd Thursday, the object of his
trip being the delivery ot a-thoroughbred
Ayshlre heifer nt the J. W.
Scott 'place.
Kd Hnllug and wife drove to La
Grande Thursday, returning with a
generous load of winter supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whentley went
to La Grande Friday for the Arm
istice lluy celebration, following
which Mr. Wheatley left on a buai
tiess trip to l'ortlano.
Hugh Hulse, of the Mt. F.mlly
ranger station, spout part of Friday
ln llilgard.
Owen Scott who has liecn working
on tho highway nt Kamela, returned
here and Is .now with the llleslll
llridge company which Is construct
ing the overhead bridge on tho high
way at the (Mover crossing. '
('has. Heiihani completed his con
tract on highway work near Glover,
and Is preparing to ship his outfit.
The district Is having somo neces
sary repalrB done on the schoi-l
house und liave employed Mr. Kd
Sullug for two or threo days for thai
purpose.
A number of llilgard peoplo mo
tored to Terry Saturday night to at
tend the dance there.
Elliot & Scvogglna have complet
ed the last of their contracts on the
slate highway between Kameln and
llilgard mid are hauling tools. Im
plements and powder to this station
for shipment. This closes their
work ln this section' and people are
sorry to see them go. Mr. Scott, the
superintendent, Mr. Packet, and
their HUli-contractors as well, are
held In esteem by nl I who know
them, especially in a business way.
Throughout, their slogan has evi
dently been, "Give the other fellow
:i square deal."
' Over the llill," the William Fox
plcturlzutlnn of 'Will Curleton'a
"Farm Ballads," which has broken
the best record of any screen at
traction that ever visited Ilroadwny
playing there one solid year in six
, dil'i'erent. iheateiB, will be seen at
Tho Star Theatre, starling ' Novem
ber 211th.
j fTlie story of "Over the Hill" was
'adapted from Carleton's poems by
'l'uul H. Slonne, who Is snid to have
I written n screen story that defies
criticism In this form of entertain
'ment. Tho Btory bus to do with the
'adversities of a typical American
family, the mother of which is cull
jd upon to hear tho brunt of oil the
; shortcomings of her little flock. The
principal characters, aside from the
mother, nre a'luzy father and six
( lively kids one of whom is destln
: e.d to figure as the hhkek sheep. As
tho story tinfolds, the youngsters are
seen growing to manhood and wom
( auhood, and eventually leaving the
! homestead to set out Into the world
for themselves.
The story Is worked up to one of
the most beautiful climaxes ever de
vised and one that is said to sllr the
emotions of men and women as they
i never before have been tlrred by a
stage production. There is also
I abundant comedy in the picture, and
the production can well he said to
uieot the etilertulnmeut needs of
! every member of the family, young
and old.
MIGHT IV I INK IIAV
SAN KltANCISCO, Nov. 10 Eight
Jurors were passed subject to chal
lenge for the Arbuckle trial yester
day,
Dairymen Advised
Not To Quit Their
Organization Now
PORTLAND, Nov. 16. A meeting
nr 111,. ,lli-n,.t,.D ,.t tit. .l-,lP......,'u
.league here yesterday at the offices
lit this city nnd at the same lime a
mass meeting of dairymen In the i
Special
Date Center Chocolates
49c
at
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1 THE REXAU. STORE
Comfort,
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of Coal that Talhj?
Aberdeen Coal Does
There are B-any Coals but only One Aberdeen
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LOW, IN MOISTURE : '
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Bad Road Ahead !
for several montlJs yet on the way to Summer-ville
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