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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PKHV, TWO to I I ! Men's New Pants GREYS, BROWNS, BLUES Novelties, Mixtures, suitable for Work or Dress. Ask for the Pants with a Guarantee The Best Values To Be Had At $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $250, $3.50 to $6.00 See Window Display HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality and Service tt 4 ARCADE PAUL I N E FREDERICK AND THOMAS MEIGHAN AT AR CADE, TODAY Pauline Frederick, the screen's greatest emotional actress, has tem porarily forsaken her customary "heavy" roles and in her latest fam . ous Player-Paramount picture, "Her Better Self" is seen as a young so ciety butterfly in love with a heavy serious young doctor. The story deals with the way Viv ian Tyler, pampered daughter of wealthy parents, successfully bridges the vast gulf of poverty which yawns between her and the man she loves who is charity doctor. When their muttual attraction for each other has brought about a sit uation almost demanding that he pro pose to her, he is forced to tell her that their marriage would be utterly ' Impossible. "You could iot stand even a week of my life,'' he told her bitterly. The way she secretly plans to take this test, coming to his sanatorium, to help and mingle with his co-workers, but is at last discouraged, not by ' the endless squalor and drudgery of it but by discovering what she thinks is a love affair between him and a girl of the streets who worships him, makes a situation that is thoroughly dripping in its intensity and great "human interest." Returning to her home, Vivian loses all interest in her life and allows her parents to announce her engagement to a foreign Baron whom she secretly despises. The latter urges an early wedding, but a telephone cnll from the young doctor brings her back to him to try again. But the girl who had caused their first misunderstanding soon widens the gulf between them by committing sucide. The blame attached to the doctor who chivalrously allows him self to be indicted because he thinks he is shielding Vivian. The tangle of circumstantial evi dence is at last unwound however by Vivian horsclf and the happiness of the lovers only heightened by their terrible experience. Paulino Frederick has given an ex ceptionally fine interpretation of this difficult role and is most ably sup ported by a splondid cast including Thomas Mcighan, who has been seen with Miss Frederick in most of her recent productions, Frank de Rheim, Armand Cortez, Alice Hollister, and Maude Tomer "Gordon. MARY PICKFORD COMING Mary Pieiford's timely photoplay, "The Little American," staged under the personal direction, of Cecil B. De Mille, will open at the Arcade theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The btoty by Jeonie Maepherson in collaboration with Mr. De Mille, is of particular patriotic appeal and offers many stirring chapters from the book of the great war across the ocean. HOW TO TELL THE RANK OF AN AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER AT A GLANCE (iBy United Press) Washington, Aug. 8 You can tell the rank of an American army officer by knowing that: A Second lieutenant has an epau lette with no 'bur. A First lieutenant has an epauieite with one white bar. A Captain has an epaulette with two white bars. U A Major has an epaulette with a gold maple leaf thereon. A Lieutenant Colonel has an epau lette with a silver maple leaf. A Colonel has an epaulette with a silver spread eagle thereon. A Brigadier General has on epau letto with one silver star. A Major General hus an epaulette with two silver stars. A Lieutenant General has an epau lette, with three silver stars. A General is exceedingly rare. Thus far in our history there have been only two. They were Washington and Gront. To Take Over Shipping Washington, Aug. 3 ('Special) Plans for taking over for operation all American ocean-going merchant ships soon will .be announced by the American shipping boaftl. Charters will be requisitioned under a recent act of congress authorizing the presi dent to commandeer tonnage for gov ernment uses. Let us print your rarm sale bill. Xtmffc' .raft- J iniTim-inri-iriirmrnrrmwr --iin nmni ihmiimii hi h minimum mimw t Pauline FtteDtrfcicic ra W. H Hera Better-Self" -.Ml He Be tter. Self " famous hlaycks-pakamojnr Pauline Frederick, Star in "Her Better Self" Today and Tomorrow. Summer Complaint The Pinery Minam, Oregon. GOOD FISHING Tents, Beds and Saddle Horses for Rent. Pnck trains to all re mote points Guides Furnished Farmers Phone 88F During the hot weather of the sum mer months some momber of almost ovdry family is likely to be troubled with an umisunl looseness of the bowels, and it is of the greatest im portance that this bo treated prompt ly, which can only bo done when the medicine is kept at hand. Mrs. F. K. Scott, ScotUville, N. Y., states, "I first used Chamberlain's Colic and Oiarrhoeu Remedy as much as five years ago. At that time l naa a se vere attack of summer complaint and was suffering intense pain. One dose relieved me. Othor members of my family have since used it with liko results." Adv. 8-1-17 COMPLETE LIST OF DRAFTED MEN FOR UNION COUNTY The Observer has received from Washington a complete list of all the master numbers drawn in the recent draft lottery. From these it has compiled the fol lowing list of the men drafted in Un ion County. The first number is the order in which 'the men will be called in Union County. The second num ber is the serial number. These numbers will be printed as soon as possible in The Observer and when completed the enure list will oe published in a special supplement: Draft Serial No. No. Hilgard 161 341 Glen Rex Powell La Grande 162 1007 Les Franklyn Miller I m bier 163 391 Arthur Furman St'arkey 164 1366 Paul Hanson La Grande 165 353 Charles F. Grandy 166 970 Clifford George 167 637 William Perry Moore 168 360 Roy B. Halley 169 1217 George Walker 170 671 George Martin Lofland 171 488 Charles L. Crandall 172 704 Guy William Spencer Medical Springs 173 72 Lloyd J. Wirth La Grande 174 356 Roy W. Peebler Cove 175 112 Smith Hyatt Mitchell La Grande 176 1067 Clifton McDowtll 177 128 Harry William Schwebke 178 q79 Ray M. Allstott La Grande R. D. 1 179 805 Thomas Jacob Lovely Alice! 180 11 Orien Hubert Saunders . La Grande 181 900 Clarence B. Rizor 182 363 Neil Nelson MeCIure . North Powder 183 1287 Brooks Campbell La Grande 184 1142 Clarence Elery Veach Alicel 185 6 Cullen William Friswold Elgin 186 327 Nels L. Nelson La Grande 181 664 Ewing Russell Hum phreys Cove 188 93 Harry Marion Shaffer Union 189 1448 Harry D. Stoker La Grande 190 957 Colon Angus Stewart 191 1112 John Alton Enberg - Hilgard 192 345 Nathan D. Bard North Powder 193 1355 James Lee Miller Cove 194 103 Albert Lawrence Becker Perry 195 1221 Roy Vigle Pohrman La Grande 196 1102 Earl Hansel Culp . 197 556 George Ichikawa Cove 198 154 Lenord Millman North Powder 199 1281 Norman Russell Hogan Telocaset 200 51 John B. Christensen La Grande 201 717 John Thomas Crawford 202 1057 Silas Gilbertson Perry 203 1256 Walter Edward Young La Grande 204 1073 Chas Henry Reynolds La Grande R. D. 1 205 30 Oren Broadous Robinson Elgin 206 199 Oliver Giles Ruttan Imblcr 207 388 Carl Sinclair Moore Union 208 1423 Willis Robert Skiff La Grande 20!) 773 Emil Edwardson 210 608 Elmore G. Grider Imblcr 211 406 Orlando Wcstenskow La Grande 212 519 Charles Everett Prell Alicel 213 25 Bert Brown Imbler 214 392 Thomas Page La Grande 215 889 Patrick Clyde Alloysius Carroll Imbler 216 383 Mnekio McKinlry Gray heal La Grande 217 1166 David Boyd Pidcock 218 588 Paul James Carey 219 8,if William Henry Munsell 220 705 Robert Clarence Alexan der North Powder 221 1346 James Earl O'Bryant La Grande 222 576 Chns. Leonard Cross 223 944 Ralph Winters . Cove 224 122 Roy J. Baker La Grande 225 642 William Wallace Vehrs 226 939 Elbert Worthon Eastman Elein 22T 222-,Tny Wilson Johns La Grande 228 906 Blake Clifton Shields North Powder 229 1337 Herman Fred White La Grande 230 700Oscar Passey Perry 231 1250 Camiel De Bel La Grande 232 1195 George William Wilde Elgin - 233 297 John W. Gibson 234 321 George C. Cross La Grande 235 . 736 Marion M. Colewell 236 707 Otto Pieper Union - 237 1425 George Harrison Osborn La Grande 238 1002 Edgar M. Hickox 239 1151 Marshall Joseph Ray 240 1101 Charlie Denny Union 241 368 Fred Mires La Grande 242 974 Walter Silos Andrew Elgin 243 320 Bona Wisdom La Grfande 244 950 Earl Zundel 245 926 August Frederick Becker 246 1010 Walter Wissinger 247 919 Bert Webb 248 656 Francisco Varriano North Powder 249 1339 William Henry Hastings La Grande R. D. 1 250 814 Francis Myrum Carbine 250 1175 John David Larson La Grande 252 1070 Austin Bolderee Brow- nell 253 738 Raymond E. Campbell 254 1167 Leonard Bickford 255 1097 Norval Epler Emmett 256 1191 Heber Herbert Allen Perry 257 1234 Harry Giltner Hilgard 258 1360 John William Wells La Grande R. D. 2 259 848 -Frederick Millard Slagle 260 118 Leonard Fleming ( Cove 261 121 Lynn James Chadwick Elgin 262 221 Albert Lucian Shelton Union 261! 1474 Ehrman Hall Summerville 264 1414 Clyde Hugh McKenzie Elgin 265 292 Charley fouglas Bresh- ears La Grande 266 822 George Alonzo Chadwick 267 604 Virgil Bolton 268 1064 Frederick Thomas Davis 269 1205 Erich Elmer Neilson Union 270 1510 Edward Holmes Bing ham La Grande 271 1091 Elmer Roy Guye Kamela 272 470 Bluford Brooks Elgin 273 312 Clarance Herman Mar shall Union 274 1507 Myron Reid Lyons North Powder 275 1284 Carl Linville Cove 276 90 Bernard Orton Elgin 277 191 John Evan Jones Glover Section 278 477 George Peter Kewallis La Grande 279 1187 Clay Robert Woods 280 1179 Wade Hampton Gray 281 753 Guy Lyons Cove 282 130 Thomas L. IB. Hallmark La Grande 283 858 Henry Bellmer Cove 284 168 Samuel Archie Harris La Grande 285 1023 William Allen Deputy 286 424 James Davis Dobbin 287 840 Frederick Grout North Powder 288 1347 Harold Victor Gilkison Union 289 1511 Elmer Leroy Bingham La Grande 290 1188 Alonzo Pencwell 291 657 Thomns Lloyd Nelson Cove 292 175 Georre Custer Elgin 293 300 Charles Nathan Cross 294 278 John Sulvcster Kennedy La Grande 295 1240 Oliver McCabe 296 624 Frederick John Lottes 97 911 George M. Noble 298 1172 Paul Tanner 299 532 Edward Slmonsen Union 300 1517 Sylvester A 1 o y s i u s Hempe La Grande 301 1139 Grant Ward Lyman Your canned fruit and vegetables by using, the right kind of Jar Rubbers OUR INVINCIBLE Extra heavy, pure gum rubbers are the finest to be had. At the price we sell them they cost no more than the ordinary kind. jj m 10c Doz., or 3 Dor. 25c I We carry a complete line of all kinds of Jars and! Fittings 3 Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192 408 North Fir St. Cross The Track JARS We have a few dozen used Jars left that are as good as new and much below the new price. They will not last long at the rate they are going. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE Black 1241 Fir and Jefferson E. V. Donohue Job Printing quickly and neatly done at The Observer Office. QUICK DELIVERIES are a feature of this lumber business. When you give us an order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before you need it That means no delay in construction! no waiting time that you have to pay for. Think that over. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 V WOOD S COAL Nice Spring' Chickens SOc each We Buy Cherries SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCE CO. Home Ind. Phone M. 734 Union County M. 291 LA GRANDE, OREGON. BEAUTIFUL FIGURES (To Be Continued.) Stomach and Liver Troubles No end of misery nnd actual suffer- ine is caused by disorders of the stom ach and liver, and may be avoided by the use of Chnmlwlnin s Tablets. Give thorn a trial. They only cost a quarter. Adv. 8-1-17 Sweden Slops Exports Stockholm. Auff. 3 (Special) New regulations prohibiting: exports have been issued by the Swedish gov ernment. They cover a lonsr list of articles, the most important being; I - 1 in, i SHIM Wit If t l ! ill mm result from intelligent attention to correct corseting. OD.4RT CORSETS Fr-orvt Laoed offer the world's best achievement! in design and a careful election of su perior materials to properly work out these designs bo the style lines are re tained during the entire life of the corset. Appreciation of the fit, ityle and comfort, however, can only be had through a trial fitl'lg the hardest test. ' Pauline Lederle Summer Hotel BIdg. provisions.
