La Grande evening observer., March 27, 1917, Image 2

t"AGE TWO
GRANDE EVENING
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917
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Millinery of Glass and Distinction
The marvelous ingenuity of Parisian designers is beyond belief. Awl this new
season brings models inspired by some guiding geuious that seems to urge
and suggest a variety hitherto undreamed of. Hats for occasions of Formal
Dress, Hats fojStreet and Business wear, Hats for Motoring and other
Sports, tinv chic hats and graceful large hats the hats for all are here.
New Spring Goats
Of soft materials in rich color
ing, full and comfortable and
shorter in length with roomy
sleeves, Coats that have charm
ingly graceful lines and made of
the very best materials.
PRICED $10.00 TO $30.00
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Newf Spring Suits
"With new conceits of pleats and
artistic sashes, nere are the
fairest and most attractive Suits
that have been reproducced with
improved changes from Parisian
designers.
PRICED $20.00 to $40.00
Here you will find new inspirations in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats, Blouses,
and Skirts and all things that are to give more charm to My Lady's wardrobe.
Stage Door." Both of these players
are but recently from the Alcazar
Stock company in San Francisco and
the sketch U one laugh from start to
finiBh. The musical end of the bill is
1 t n,,iior nnrf Da Muth and from
all reports it is very well taken care
. ij..h. a t Mnth have enough
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! methods of entertaining audiences to
supply a whole troupe 01 oanu por
vitr rio Muth is a em
luriucja. - -
Wth sweet and pow-
VYlllI l wv- " , - ,
erful. Butler is a musical genius anu
improvises all kinds ol lrean imita
tions on the piano, playing banjo,
whistling, and playing slide trombone
and piano at the same time.
As before, the first show in the
evening will begin at 7 o'clock" and
the second show at about 9 o'clock.
The matinees will begin at the same
usual hour, 2 o'clock. In addition to
these varied acts of vaudeville, Robert
Warwick, the great dramatic artist,
will be seen in the World-Brady Made
feature, "The Heart of a Hero."
vr,.m Illinois Aspires to Become
Model City of the United
States
4i 27. (Bv United
Press) This city, a suburb of Chi
cago with 30,000 inhabitants aspires
to become the model city or tne umieo.
States. Plans along that line are be
ing drawn by E. H. Bennett oi tne
Chicago City Plan Commission. Even
now it has no alums or tenements and
its workmen are all skilled and artis
tically and civic center system, in
dustrial and residential ???ing, no
smoke, dual transportation and traf
fic regulation are a few of the things
on tap.
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QUALITY AND
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Stocker feeder steers 56.75
Stacker feeder cows , 45
Hogs.
Heavy packing 12.6013.45
Best light 12.3513.45
Rough heavy 12.1012.60
Stackers 12.1012.60
Sheep.
Best lambs 12.0012.50
Wethers 10.60(5) 11
EWC3 8.5010.00
Goats 4 00
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MARKET NEWS
Sugar Cane or fruit, cash $8.35;
8.75, 30 days' time.
Fruit
Cranberries 15c quart.
Bananas 10c a pound.
Oranges 2060c dozea.
' Lemons 30 40c.
Vegetables, Misccllaneoas.
Brussc) Sprouts 20c.
Celery (California) 20c.
Lettuce 1 0c; 2 for 25c.
Potatoes 4c lb; $3 50 ewt.
Cauliflower 15c, 20c, 25c.
New cabbage 10c.
Honey 20c.
Farslcy 5c a bunch.
lry Onions llilc
Beans White, 15c.
Beans Colored, 12 l-2c.
Butter and Eggs
Butter Fancy creamery, 60c lb.;
96c for 2 lb. roll.
Ranch butter 45c lb.; 85c 2-lb roll.
Kgga 30c doz.
Flour and Feed.
Bluestem Flour ?2.25.
Royal Patent $2.20.
Jersey Cream $2.20.
Boot of the Best (patent) $2.16.
In vincible $2.26.
Snowdrift $2.40.
Upper Crust-- $2.40
None-to-Equal $2.15.
Sea Foam $2.15.
Snow Drop $2.15.
Flour in 10-lb. Sacks.
Graham, Germs, Whole Wheat and
Royal Patent, 55c.
Rye 65c.
Yellow corn meal 45c.
Chickens and Fowl.
Ducks Live, 17c
Turkeys Live, 22c.
Geese Live, 15c.
Hens Live, 16c.
Spring chicken Live, 18c.
Cattle.
Best heavy beef steers . . . .8.558.G0
Ordinary to good steers . .S.508.65
Prime Cows 77.50
Ordinary to good cows 46.75
Bulls 5.756.25
Best light beef fteurs .... 8.508.65
Best beef cows 77.50
Best heifers 7.00
Best butcher bulls 6.766.25
Light bulls 45.50
Calves .69.50
ARCADE
"The Heart of a Hero.1'
"Hale struggles between his duty to
his Country and his love for Alice, and
at last his duty conquers and ho tells
her his Country is calling and he must
Heartbroken and overcome by his
refusal of her plea, Alice tells him she
hates him. and thus scorned by the
girl he loves, Hale goes forth into the
enemy's camp.
This unfaltering adherence to the
Right was the key-note of the great
ARCADE
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ROBERT VARWlCKXi
Md GAIL KAN Em t
"TJicHsatt or a Hro" - J
SHERRY'S
empty dishes, but something ii the
walk suggests to th mind that it is
not the same man.
The surmise is correct as the sol
diers afterwards find much to their
dismay, for the crafty little nower oi
the South has forced her slave to
change clothes with the hero in order
that he might make nis get-a-way
GIRL SAVES SOLDIER SWEETHEART.
Confederate and Slave Change Clothes
and Escape Is Made.
from the room and ride back to Ma
army which is not far distant.
Mis Hvland Dlavs this role in the-
sweet natural way which has won her
so many friends and one ieeis uiat
she has really won her place with the
foremost stars of the day, although
her motion picture career has been,
very short.
SHERRY'S TODAY.
The quaint and romantic story of
"Rose of the South," Vitagraph's Blue
Ribbon Feature starring Peggy Hy
land and Antonio Moreno, is the at
traction at Sherry's theatre today.
This story tells of the strife be
tween the North and the South in
the days of '64 when the, women of
the country quietly played such im
portant parts in the victories of the
armies.
Peggy Hyland plays the role of Mr.
Moreno's sweetheart and when he is i
held captive by the Northern soldiers i
in her own home, she is frantic for !
fear that she will not be able to save ;
him.
Gaining permission of the guard in
charge of the room to take the cap
tive some food, she enters with her
slave carrying the luncheon on a cov
ered tray.
The next scene shows her leaving
the room with the man carrying the
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PEGGY HYLAND and ANTONIO MORENO
in
"ROSE OF THE' SOUTH"
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W. S. Allison
1211 Adams Ave.
Herbert Pattison
EASILY FOUND
W. S. ALLINSON
IN THE MIDDLE OF
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HERBERT PATTISON
American patriot's entire ill-fated ca
reer. After seeing the picture "The
Heart Of a Hero," you will forever
after associate the name of Robert
Warwick with Nathan Hale so vivid
a characterization of the patriot does
he draw. You will more thoroughly
realize what a wonderful sacrifice it
must have been for him to leave his
sweetheart who is Gail Kane in the
piny.
This is one of the very best World
Pictures Brady-Made to appear at the
Arcade theatre eo far and will be
shown on Wednesday and Thursday.
THREE BIG ACTS
Billed iFor Arcade
Tomorrow
Once again We.lnesdny and Thurs
day rolls nroun I which days n, nn
lli vodrome vaudeville at the Arcade
thoi.tre. On this week's bill will np
poar Ii Rose and T.a Rose, aerial
ncrolat.s who are as much at borne in
mid-air as on the solid ground. They
perform l, -unfrkable acts fearlessly
and with t; nch grace. They inter
mingle comic capers with skill and
present a pleasing act that is entirely
different and out of the ordinary run.
Stoinle and Hyde present one of Wal
Modern Lens
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