La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1917, Image 2

SATURDAY, MAY 12, 19m
LA GRANDE EVElttNQ OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
Bud BjoHT
Brainstorms'
Some fellows are so pa
triotic they won't wear
mnything but a union suit.
j Whether fat or lean,
! men -will enjoy the good
bid summer time if
dressed in qur line of
Men's Furnishings
' Men's Union Suits
Men's Athletic Suits
We have been more
careful .this year in se
lecting goods for our
customers.
We have a line of goods
' that will meet with your
approval.
HILL'S
DEPT STORE
Quality-Service
Our want ads bring results.
ARC A DE
"Sally In Our Alley."
When William A. Brady said that
he would personally seo - that each
star acting under contract for him
would be equipped with adequate ma
terial and plays which were suited
to their talents, he never for a mo
ment thought the he would strike the
nail right on the head with his first
personally selected ploy and stars. In
"Sally In Our Alley," wieh is the offer
ing at the Arcade theatre on Sunday
only Mr. Brady presents Carlyle
iBlackwell and Muriel Ostriche in a
play which fits both these picture
stars like a glove, and has all the
bearings of a writtcn-to-order play.
Fans who appreciate and love the
heart interest love-drama should not
fail to see this picture when it is
shown in this city.
FILM NOTES.
Deep mystery surrounds the activ
ities of Marguerite Clark at the Fam
ous flayers studio. An eight foot
screen has been covtructcd which
completely surround 'he setting in
which she is workinif anil pass-words
and various identilcaliou marks are
required before one is permitted to en
ter the portals thereof. It war. ex
plained by studio manager. Albert
Kaufman, that the eight foot fence
was not required to hide Miss Clark as
that could be accomplished by some
thing at least three feet shorter, but
that there are others in the cast who
are not so diminutive.
Pauline Frederick's nile green rac
ing roadster, as explained, was origin
ally thought to have been purchased
by the Famous Players' star as sim
ply the usual sign of spring. But
now it seemB that Miss Frederick had
a purpose in mind. In "Her Better
Self," in which she is starred, she
uses the car to como to the rescue of
Thomas Meighan who is about to be
sentenced for murder.
The tremendous activity among the
Latin-American countries in endorsing
the cause of the Allies and the threats
of hina to enter the war, have caused
considerable embarrassment to Hugh
Ford, Famous Players champion
catch-as-catch-can linguist. Mr. Ford
originally set out to speak all the
languages of the . Allies but the
threatened addition of these numerous
countries to the already large number
Don?t ' Expect Your Family
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They couldn't do it! Yet thousands of families shut up
in hot, stuffy, dry-as-a bone rooms during the winter months
might almost as well live in a
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the coughs, colds, luv.g trouble and
sickness sure to result from this abu
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hot bl,t IttiiQ; extra tlrcn flie pot;
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bolted, Ky to operate.
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LA GRANDE CORNICE WORKS
Phone Red 3091 No. 8 Depot Street
involved, has mudo him seriously con
aider the adoption of Esperanto, the
universal language, in order to mini
mize the danger of spraining his
tongue.
Orders were issued by Robert G.
Vignola to tear down and completely
destroy the Supreme Court, Trial
Term, Part One. In reponso to this
'command a number of expert carpen
ters utterly wrecked the entire struc
ture. No, Mr. Vignola is not in the
hands of the police the episode took
place in the Famous Players studio
and it was only a replica of the orig
inal court room scene which was thus
ruined. He had had it constructed
for the court room scenes in Pauline
Frederick's next Famous Players
Paramount picture "Her Better Self."
Ann Pennington startled her mo
diste the otherday by rushing into the
establishment and demanding that
she be measured at once for a Boy
Scout uniform! The modiste protest
ed that, with tho tremendous demand
for khaki which has been suddenly
oreated by the war, it might bo im
possible to obtain enough of the ma
terial for a uniform for Miss Penning
ton. But the tiny Famous Players'
star very truly explained that there
was not a great deal of material re
quired to cover her diminutive self
and the measurements were forthwith
taken in accordance with Miss Pen
nington's demands.
Have you made your
selection of that
Two Units for O. N. G.
i Graduation
Portland, May 12. (Special) Ore
gon's national guard is to have two
new units. The war department has
ordered Adjutant General Georee A.
IWihite to commence recruiting at once
lor an engineers' company and well
defined rumors have it that a field
hospital company is to be organized
within a few weeks.
Gift
We have a fine line of
goods suitable for this
occasion
Bracelet Watches
Pendants
Brooches
Watches
Waldemeer Chains
Charms
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
BY PAUL SPILLMAN '
(County Agriculturist.)
From present indications a large
portion of the alfalfa in this county
has been winter killed. This question
confronts some of our stockmen. They
must either cut down their herds or
produce some cheap feed in place of
alfalfa which they have lost. This
may be done by growing grain hay,
and by the use of silos.
The ilo has come to stay. The
past season has demonstrated ' its
practicability for this county beyond
a question of doubt. There is not a
farmer in Union county that does not
produce a orop that will make good
silage. Wheat, oats, rye, weedy grain,
oats and peas, sweet clover, red clover,
and corn, have all been used as Bilage
craps in this county the past year.
About half the farmers in the coun
ty that have silos intend to build one
or more additional ones this ceason.
During the month of March the steers
at the Experiment Station at Union,
that received twenty pounds of silage
and all the alfalfa hay they wanted,
mode better gains than the cattle that
were getting ten pounds of barley and
all the alfalfa hay they wanted per
I G.S.Birnie
Jeweler & Optician
head per day.
High prices for hay undoubtedly
confront us. If you have cattle,
either beef or dairy, and a shortage
of feed this coming winter confronts
you, you cannot afford to pass up the
silo without, at least, investigating
its merits. Any of the farmers of the
county that have a silo will be glad to
answer any questions you may ask
them.
Last summer, Mr. W. J. Townley,
of Union, built a silo to test out silage
as a cheap feed to help winter beef
cattle. Along with other people of
that section, Mr. Townley lost a good
portion of hU alfalfa. To help solve
the feed question he contemplates
building three large silos this spring,
and filling them with a mixture of
peas and oats. Other stockmen of the
county, facing a like situation, might
do well to follow Mr. Townley s lead
'Sweet Corn is a highly
profitable crop.
Golden Bantam is
very early and de
licious. For Main Crop Sorts,
Stowell's Evergreen
and Country Gentle
men are popular.
We have a very Unlit-"
ed supply of first
class seed potatoes.
Early Six Weeks,
Pride of Grande
Ronde
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ATTENTION
LADIES Did it ever occur to you that no two
faces, thumb prints, or figures were ever ex
actly alike.
Why therefore, should you compress your vitally
delicate organs into a stock or ready made
corset?
Bearing this in mind why not be fitted with a
Barelcy, the only Custom Made Corset in La
Grande.
Mrs. C. H. Scranton
Residence 1703 Second St. Phone Black 4S1
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Fir St.
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
, Cross The Track
Dry Wood, Poultry Supplies,
Feed,
All Varieties Seed Potatoes
Highest Price Paid For Poultry
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCEJCO.
Home Ind. Phone M. 734
Union County M. 291
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OREGON
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this lumber
buzises. Whim you girt us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a little
before yoa need it. That m?na
no delay in construction, yo
waiting time that you ha to
pay for Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 '
Everything Depends on Pleasant
Home Environment
There are rooms that are bright and rooms that are
dull and the change is due to the coloring and
design of Wall Paper
Many bright, beautiful patterns at very reasonable
prices found at
OXNER'S PAINT STORE
BEAUTIFUL
FIGURES
result from intelligent attention to
correct corseting.
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test.
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Sommer Hotel BIdg.l
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