WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1917.
IZS GURANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Newest of the
New, Spring Hats
are Here for You
Men. Come in and
Take a Look. They
Will Please You.
Hove vou will find Bully Hats for big and little heads-Every style in feood
tasl! Z U Hut to harmonize with the Suit you wear both in color and style.
WE HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT
This is the store for Men's Hats. All are excellent models and represent the
highest type of manufacture in Hats.
JOHN B. STETSON
HATS
Priced $4.00 and $5.00
OTHER STAPLE
HATS
Priced $1.50 to $3.50
!! HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE V
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THIS FRUITY TURBAN.
PeaUeu hntn come iu this fluffy
.rnw known as Ancora straw, and,
as In tills case, ure trimmed with metal
ribbon and fruit clusters fil mgu luster.
For use in blasting a combined
..nA.nffincv enn-primninc and fuse-
slitting tool has been
Wisconsin man,
invented by a
,5 II ARC A DE
To My Patrons:
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realize that I have
moved from the Coolidge Bldg. to the Hayworth
Block, one door East. If you are in need ot Wall
Paper, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, or any work in
my line, please remember the place.
Robert Warwick and
Arcade.
Gail Kane at
"The Heart of a Hero," which will
be shown at the Arcade today and
tomorrow is a story which once seen
will never be forgotten. Founded on
the events we never tire hearing ana
Tvndino' about, it describes the dan-
.1 ..mHM'.E rP fliiaa htQVA CnlllQ
gUIB U1IU VY Wl -III... .uvdk . . . . p, .
who made possible our present day ever playea tne roies uh&ibi.cu ....
prosperity. It begins at the peaceful quite as well
hVU o4i thn davs when to pledge al
legiance to the Colonists meant prac-
t;..ll,r cinhlinr nwnv one s me. ine
Livwiij '."'-n t
nf their tierserverance is re
sponsible tor our present piumuicum
MoUnn Thnnwh Rhowine ex-
the events which transpired
tho nlv follows chiefly tne iiie 01
Nathan Hale up to the point where he
rendered his immortal speecn, i omy
r,rat thfif. T VinvB hut one life to lose
for my country. This is undoubtedly
the most (appealing play to appear in
years and the two stars nave never
been given better roles nor have they
Things to Remember
i buttonholes In lace place a
tiny Bquare of lawu under the lace
'where you wish the buttonhole and
work through it. After complerftig the
buttonhole cut away tlio lawn.
To avoid tatters when banging sheets
to dry fold (ho cuds together and pin
on line Instead of hauling from the
middle. You will thug avoid frayed
corners.
Crochet thread ot any of the different
hades blue, pink, yellow, lavender
may be prevented from fading by soak
ing in strong suit water before being
washed.
Time will be saved by mixing up a
quantity of Bugar and cinnamon and
putting it in a suleo can on the shelf.
It will be handy for sprinkling over
cinnamon rolls, cofCco cukes, baked ap
ples, bread puddings, etc.
For cleaning white kid shoes a lather
mmln of mire whlto sonn and milk is
excellent. Brush off as much dirt as
possible before scrubbing with the
lather.
To cool Jellies or blancmange lu a
hort time take n handful of Bait aud
the same of soda, put it In a bowl of
water and stand tlio jelly mold In It
Common Cold Is Often
Dangerous and Expensive
natural ana DerfecTIy norniul foFHrst
one" and then another of a family to
have a cold all winter long. 'ioanyj
such acondltlou would be thought of
la Bucb terms as abnormal, disgraceful
aud dangerous.
Colds are uot to be trifled with, ursi.
because they predispose to so many
other diseases. Tliey weaken tho body
and decrease lis resistance, making It
easy for ordinury colds to "run Into"
pneumonia, grippe, bronchitis, rheuma
tism or tuberculosis. Again, lucre is
danger of the cold organism getting
Into tho blood stream, causing fever
and other complications.
Another consideration not uneu
takeu Into account with tho "common
cold" Is tho economic los It entails.
Tn movent .'olds Is more or less a
i iivclMifi. but to keen
11.1(1 kV I V- -i' o- '
cool and avoid people with colds are
probably tho two most general uu
..fnof rlllna Mm (Mill UdODt A dally
cold bath about the neck and shoulders
is fairly effective, as Is also temper
ance in eating and drinking.
New England school house where
Nathan Hale is engaged. The iaidus
trinna nennle of the time are Dresent-
oA rtt urnrV nnH nt. tilav. Then mnidlv
the action changes and the dissension
with England begins to assume large
proportions. We are now carried
lost a common cold is not a slmplo
matter for more reasons than ono, says
the North Carolina board ot health. It
used ts bopllBidied' iQffifii'eii anil"
About the Future
(Indianapolis Star
wi, i Hio " bjiiiI the husband.
u,,.t vnn trt havo this sentence placed
on my monument: 'Thero is peace and
quiet in heaven.' " "I think," rejoin
ed the wife, "it would be more ap
propriate to say: "There was peace
and quiet in heaven.
Sonsations now follow one another
po rapidly that they are growing
common place.
Shanghai, as a treaty port, dates
from 1842.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALT""
Supplies and Heating Device!
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Unioa
in .nnnwtmn with this stirring pic
' . the weeklv Hinnodrome vaude-
v e is bi led lor a two-aays uiay
Thn first evenincr show will start at 7
n.ln.lr nml the Keoond one about 9
nVWlr. The matinees at the usual
hour, 2 o'clock.
AT ARCADE THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW
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5 - , Jif V if A WORLD PICTUR(-f.
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ROBERT WARWICK:
and GAIL KANE in
"ThcHeartofaHro"
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ANGELO BRAND
(Pure OUve OU)
This Oil is extracted from selected olives and made
under the most modern and sanitary conditions. We
recommend it for family or medicinal lise.
NOTE THESE PRICES:
i .o Ti 35c
Lu JL Uib
Pint
Quart
1-2 Gallon .....
1 Gallon
65c
...$1.25
....$2.25
$4.25
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Fir St.
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
Cross The Track
SHERRY'S
"TONY" FORGETS HIMSELF.
Spanish Hero Puts Out Woman's An-
noyer in Big scene.
around aiming at the soldier who has
molested (the girl of his heart, there
was no play spirit in, his Dig eyes-
Like a flash his fist snot out ana tine
fellow was soon lying on the ground
in rather a dishevelled condition.
' When the scene was finished, Mr.
Mnmm mnt over to him arid asked
his pardon, saying that he really
hadnU meant to be quite so rough but
Antonio Moreno, Vitagraph's hand- , , , . . . i,:. -f
some Spanish hero who plays the. apology was accepted for all the
male lead in "Rose of the South," op- rnnvl for this
Hvlnnd. is noted for the realism
which he demands in his scenes.
Tn this Rlne Ribbon Feature which
is the attraction at the Sherry theatre
tonight, "Tony" is supposed to come
upon his sweetheart, played by Miss
Hyland, when she is being molested
by soldiers. The 'script calls for him
to rescue her rnd knock the poor fel
low to the ground.
When these scenes were rehearsed,
Hip mnn was taken home in
his racer much to th amuse ment of
the other players, for the man was not
hurt seriously only shaken up from
his sudden collision with the hard'
earth.
SHERRY'S THEATRE.
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Vortiinatelv the revolutionary tum
bril and guillotine for deposed mon
archs have gone out of fashion.
A kiss marks outburst of exuber-
itmo ff sfnvt-it.Q TVwn t.hrmich steri
lized gauze, as suggested, it would
taste line warmea-over ice cream.
PEGGY HYLAND
nd ANTONIO MORENO in
"ROSE OF THIS SOUTH"
QUICK DELIVERIES
ar featiu 1 of this lumber
bneinos i. When you gi . j us an
order you oan tifidontly rely
on getting your lnmber a little
before you need it. That means
ly delay ia construction, no
waiting time that yon have to
pay for Think that OTr.
GCO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Man 8
The Mother of a Boy
(From the Baltimore Sun)
I didn't raise my boy to be a coward;
I want my boy to go if there is war.
I wttnt to stand and watch him proud
ly marching,
I wivnt to gaze upon him from the
H,wir.
J do not want to lose him or to keep
him,
I only long and long to have him be
A man whene'er his country comes
to sweep him
Into hor surging legions of the free.
I do not want my boy to be a craven;
I love him, and I'd hate to see him
go;
And yet I'd rather lose him, sadly lose
him,
Than have him hide in fear to face
the foe.
I've prayed with all the spirit of a
woman
For pence, and that our struggle
might not come;
.1: it if it does I want him brave nnd
human,
My boy must march awny with flag
;jid drum.
I'd give him, yes, a thousand times I'd
give him,
With all he means to me of love and
joy:
Bocs'ise I would not love him if he
wasn't
My ' ideal of a woman's kind of a
boy.
I do not harbor hate or yearn forven
geance; I would not crush a violet with my
hand;
But if it comes to fighting, then I
want him.
To be a man and struggle for his
liinrl.
hov to m if we must enter
This' mad world conflict raging in
its might;
With all it means to me to have him
lpnvA me.
I'd give him to his country, help
him fieht:
For. so I think a mother does her
Aniv
And keeps her faith with honor and
with God;
I didn't raise my boy to be a coward,
f'd rather have him dead and
turned a clod.
Baltimore Sun
the Spanish star knocked the player
down easily but in such a way as to
carry the effect. Of course they
thought he would continue in this way
wnen tne camera was tumea upon tne
scene but "Tony" was going to be
sure of the picture after it was fin
ished. "Go," shouted Paul Scardon, who
directed the production, and the cam
era-man started to grind away while
the players went through their ac
tions.
Then came the fight scene, and as
the splendidly built hero turned
The people of the United States con
sume fully twice as much meat per
capita as do tho people of Europe.
Dried beans, peas and lentils may re
place meat in the diet to a large ex
tent, to the advantago of outdoor
workers especially .
Soap has played a large part in
rrliiinv Medicinal soan. when w e
is said to be made of caustic soda,
and either olive or almond oil. It was
rnui-h emnloved in the form of Dills
intended to have a gently aperient,
anti-acid action.
Syracuse May Row.
The-e is a possibility o" Syracuse
.i id Wisconsin crews rowing a race
on the Connecticut river course,
Springfield, this season.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
For
April
Now on Sale v
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
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THE DALY STEAM PRESS DOES THE WORK
The New Pressing Plant Just Installed At
Zweifel's Tailoring
This machine puis life into your clothes and
Brightt n them. Come in and let us show you
how it works.
Work Called For Aud Delivered
ZwiefeFs Tailoring
Adams Avenue Phone Red 471
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