La Grande evening observer., April 11, 1917, Image 2

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L& GRANDE EVISNiNG OBSERVER
Wednesday, apkil 11, i9i7.
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Tip
our
ummer
Suits
Priced at an Unusually Low
Figure
It is not easy ,to find Suits to compare with these in quality of workmanship,
choice of materials, smartness of fashion, and smallness of price. Each one
is a potent argument that the Summer Suit need not be high priced to be
fashionably correct in every detail.
LADIES' SPRING SUITS $23.50 to $40.00
Different Versions of What is Distinctly Smart in J
an
d
These Goats are Designed
Tailored for Women
(New in Everything)
HERE IS A NEW LINK, here a new belt treatment, here is a new button effect,
here a new collar, and perhaps even a new material Why these are very,
very new :oats, of course cling to the sport ideas of smart apparel, but many
have been modified along the Directoire lines. They are new and smart and
good so you will enjoy seeing them.
LADIES' SPRING COATS $725 to $30.00
QUALITY AND
SERVICE
i HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Special .
Folgers Tea
BUY YOUR SUPPLY THIS WEEK AND SAVE
15c PER POUND
WITH EACH 1-LB. FOLGER'S BAKING POW
DER WILL BE INCLUDED A HIGH-GRADE
SILVER SUGAR SHELL
ON ACCOUNT OF LIMITED SUPPLY ONLY
ONE TO A CUSTOMER
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Fir St.
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
Cross The Track
Two Submarine Chasers, Speediest
Of Their Kind, Are Built In Chicago
The Disturber V. and the Kanawha Are Yachts That Have
Been Offered to the Government To Be Remodeled
Both Will Be Armed and Operated by the Navy Department.
is 110 feet long and has a 10 foot
, beam. A 2,500 h. p. engine generates
power enough to make a speed of 75
miles an hour in, still water. Accord
ing to its commander, the Disturber
I VI is strong and staunch enough to
make a cruise around the world at a
( high rate of speed. It is to be manned
I by a crew of 15 men who will take it
east as soon as water transportation
opens up through the lakes.
Chicago, April 11. (United Press)
Two submarine chasors, planned to
bo the speediest o; their kind, are
being constructed in Chicago and
within a few days will be on their way
to the Atlantic seaboard. For ob
vious treasons, the place of their con
struction and the timo of their de
parture is kept secret hy their owners
and the government. The two boats,
which their owners expect to be of
inestimable service as submarine
chasers, are the Disturber VI, owned
by Commodore James A. Pugh, and
the Kanawha, owned by John Borden.
The Kanawha, which will carry four
to six pounders and two machine guns
is 225 feet long r.nd has a gross ton
nage of 475 tons. It has a spued of
25 miles an hour and carries a crew tif
65 men. It was the first yacht to be
offered to the government and is being
remodeled under government super
vision.
The Disturber VI is one of the fast
est boats afloat. It is low and almost
invisible to an enemy at a distance of
two or three miles. Capable of mak
ing a milo a minute, the speed boat,
with its sharp steel bow can be upon
a submarine even before tho com
mander can givo orders to submerge.
It is to be armed with a 4.7 inch gun.
Whether other armament will be cur
ned Commander Pugh refused , to
state. Tho Disturber is being used by
tho government ns a model for the
construction of 200 similar boats. It!
Beg. C. B. lt. Office
MILES ARE BUILT
INTO GOODYEAR
TIRES,. BUT YOU
CAN'T RIDE ON A
GUARANTEE
FOR SALE BY
W.H.B0HNENKAMP
COMPANY
UE
LUMP COAL, TWO CAPS DRY
WOOD, BRIQUETS
W have large and small teams, drays, auto
t rules, jitneys, jiiano wagons, derricks, jacks,
tackle; everything complete to handle a pack
age or a carload.
Quick Service
Fuel, Feed, Fireproof Storage
The J. D. Lynch Co.
One Block East of Depot Phone Main !0
ARCADE
"THE MAN SHE MARRIED.'
Gail Kane the Star of a Five-Reel
Peerless Production Released by
World Film Corporation.
(Reviewed by Edward iWcitzel in
Moving Picture World.)
The five-reel Peerless production,
"Tho Man She Married," was adapted
from la story by Harold Vickers. It
is dramatically effective. Starting
with the marriage of the heroine to a
sharper who is after her money and
who robs and deserts her, tho events
are caried along to the big situation.
Although far from novel, having re
ceived in tho lust 40 years the en
dorsement of a number of prominent
French dramatists, tho situation has
lost none of its ability to score. The
preceding threads of the plot aro
woven into tho author's design with
skill, and tho Tcsult is a story that is
theatric, but maintains a firm hold on
the interest of tho spectator from first
to last reel.
Gail Kane, in the character of Be
atrice Raymond, tho young heiress
who is tricked by a mock marriage, is
an excellent selection for the part.
She indicates tho confiding nature of
the woman, and makes her course of.
action consistent throughout. She
also meets tho demands upon her emo
tional powers with an adequate re
sponse. Arthur Ashley's performance
of Ralph Somple is a smooth piece of
forceful acting of a gentleman who.
looks upon the world as his own in
dividual oyster. Montagu Love gives
a thoroughly satisfactory impersona
tion of the likeable Jerry Trainer, and
Muriel Oestriche is the light-headed
but good-hearted Edith Trainer to the
life. Louise M. Bates makes a fair
Ada Semple. Travers Vale's direction
of the picture sustains his well-known
reputation for competent work.
This picture will be shown at the
Arcade today and tomorrow in con
nection with the three act Hippodrome
vaudeville show.
The first show in the evening will
begin at 7 o'clock and tho second show
will ibegin at about 9 o'clock.
SPRING SIGNS.
Sashes are io be un Important factor
In the composition of the spring frock.
Especially Is this true of the costumes
which show the Roumanian Influence,
ns well as of the t.VKH which are more
directly oriental In their character. In
some Instances the front of the sash
will show a trimming motif, while
again novel uhapod ornamentation will
be placed In the sash ends. Tassels
will vie with separate motifs In per
forming the last mentioned service.
ABOUT TRIC0RNS.
It Is predicted that tue trlcom, the
four cornered but, ns well as tho bl
corn, will be quite smart for earlv
hats. Many of the shaped bats will be
made by band, and tills will, of course.
make these bats u bit more expensive.
THE NEWEST WAISTS.
Sheer hIIU crape retains a prominent
place. Crepe do chine, wnsli satin and
foulard are also used, either alone or
la combination and with a touch of
colored embroidery or beading.
The best-advertised store in town
today ought to be very interesting
place to visit. Adv. 4-11, 18, 25. 5-2tf
BUTTER WRAPPERS for sole at
The Observer Office.
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Many Apply for Patents.
London, March 22. (United T.sss)
By Mail In the second full year of
the world war, there were 18,686 ap
plications for patents registered at the
British patent office. This represents
an increase of 461 applications over
the previous year. A good proportion
of the applications were made for pat
ents on instruments and munitions of
war. Artificial legs are being per
fected too, the list shows.
It is a curious fact that the only
patent granted an enemy alien since
he war began was issued to a German.
It was a process for "grinding
swords" and licenses have been issued
to Sheffield firms to use the new invention.
Still, no monarch abdicates out of
love for, his country until his loving
subjects show him the door.
J. W. Bush to
Handle the
Simplex
Line
Effective at once I will he
agent for everything produced
by the Simplex Deonle. includ
ing gasoline engines, . separa- J
tors, buos, ensilage cutters,
etc. Anyone interested in any
of these lines can got into
communication with me by
writing me at La Grande or
telephoning Red 1312. Litera
ture and demonstrations gladly
given to anyono interested.
Tho Simplex iroods are uni
versally known as standard and
need no boost words they
speak for themselves throucrh
their record of satisfaction
wherever used.
Will cladlv come to vmrr
ranch to discuss these lines.
Territorv includes Union.
Wallowa and Baker counties.
J. W. BUSH
lia Grande, Grecron.
TV1 TJ into
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VULCANIZING
Get your vulcanizing done by
us. Prompt, Reliable service.
Our work speaks for itself.
LA GRAJ.DE V.ULCANIZING
TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
1406 Jefferson.
A perfect found
ation for fitting and
wearing dresses
and gowns
MODART Corsets form the
proper foundation upon which to
build the clones and give them
that peculiar elogance and at
tractiveness which is so much
sought after.
THE smooth, perfect fitting
back, tho graceful body lines and
the pliable l-esilient boning con
tribute to displaying the tailored
suit and delicate evening gown
in all their beauty.
Pauline Lederle
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
When in Portland you will find Tha
Observer on nnl at fba Oroirnn TTn.
tel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
ASK FOR MCCARTHY'S IMPERIAL CIGARS
Office and Factory,
w. d. McCarthy
106 Depot St.
Lewis Bldg.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN 13ROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Unioa