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S3TOE TWO
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AXL-WOOL-rlOO.PER CENT AND NO COMPROMISE
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A WORD TO THE) BUSINESS; MAN
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"JF your preference is for style which shows a
" reasonable restraint: for fabrics -of. pure,' lus-; !
trous wool, untainted iwiHi'rc6t't6nfoX-'tHe''siaess-'-;':
of r fit, and the wearing '),xp6 thor'
'' ough tailoring can put jinto, a-gairoei,..;i,;!,'i;cbme i '.i-;,
in: and try on tM Fifth, Averiue 'jiqlWrW. eep or ''.,'' ;"' : !
.; ..the ::Americany'. three" .models - for 'i'buHhess' .- men, ,
- designed, and tailored at the 'Sigri 'of -'trie" ''CHerrY' ':-":' ''" ; ' :' ' -
Tree - $20,,$25iand-1$30.:.c
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HILL'S DE PARTMl NT.:; 'STQ.R
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SEENA OWEN
As 0. HENRY'S delightful heroine
"Madame'S'
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She lost hor mlniiring sheep, w.lioisho mar
HckI tbe bhicli one of the flork an old widower
;Who posud to bo l ieli. , .Ho died and she became
, a rancher; aud then slie rounded up one of the
jlost sheepher Teddy!
, It's, luinian. Jt's gripping. It's filled with
!huoior aad thiilj and romance. It's real life
1 American lifers 0nlv 0. IIKNUY knew it,
Saturday Only
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, LAST TIME TONIGHT
CHARLES RAY
ARCADE
SMILING "DOUG" AT ARCADE
' Commentinsr today ' ' the Arcade
iiaiiti e will present, 'America's
most popular male star of the screen,
"Doug" Fairbanks in the Artcraft
picture,' produced by his' own com
pany, 'Iln; lAjtaiu Oat Again.'
A typical Fairbanks picture, "In
Again Out Apain" presents the
smiling' "Pour" at his' bfjtt in a sub
ject of rnpid-iire thomn and hundreds
of hearty : laughs. Never before has
the Hthli'tic one had a better oppor
tunity to gi-e his ndmlrord so much
of his inmitnblc self and various s iv
prises , are in stoi-e for , his many
f, iends who will visit the Arcade
Theatre. Supported by Arline Pretty,
the popular creon actress and nn
o.i,i:illv t'ffit-ipnl r,i,;t iiii-linltn. Ar-
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Hunt, Walter Walker. Alert Parker,
"Bull Montar.a and others of sinvlai
popularity "Doug" is given cap:it'le as-sii'.ta:u-e
in the presentation of the
plot, which displays n satire of un
usual humor. . ;
John Kmerson. 'no ,iiieci,")r of vari
ous Fairbanks hits, has turned out one
of the triMtnphs of his enreer in this
latent subject ny Anit Loos ::p,l r,J
vnnce .reports indicate that "It Airain
Out Again'' will add many r.fw ail,
miiers' to ' Hong's" loiiir list of
friends,, not only luvftusd of its typi
cal Fairbnnkf ;hemva but for the rea
son that ' iti' appeal' ts 'probatlv of
wider itcop than linythlnfj in which
(lie haj n yet uppenrtcl-i !;'
. . Hecause f the yatious, bvnn F
s'-y' disclosing many : surprises
.he deiaiis of he plot must needs be
'.opt rvii '! riler to get the.grcatest;
Vnn-f!t out o tho picture, hut suf
fice it o say that the Fairbanks
KTioiTco Loci combination has left no
stone unturned in its effort to break
I all previous records. Staged in New
Jersey the subject offers a mixture of
rural scenos the humor of which are
accented by the smiling "Doug" in the
characterization , of his role, tha; of
Teddy, a red-blooded young man, who,
it would seem, would rather remain
in jail than out of it.
Books On Electricity
In Public Library
The' following books on electricity
muy be borrowed from the' Public Li
brary:. ... .....i il. '
St. John "How Two .Boys, .Made
Their Own Electrical' Apparatus."
Zeidlor "Electric AW .Lamps!' . i
, .Gibson "Electricity of Today." ;
Jackson ."Elementury liook on
Electricity and Magnetism.''
University of Oregon Primer of
Electricity for Lightj and Power Con
sumers, j , ,
Shafer "Beginning Electricity."
Adam's "Harper's Electricity Bool;
for Boys. ' . . : ) - i
Morgan "Wireless Telegraphy."
Kcnnclly "Wireless Telegraphy
and Telephony."' " I
. 1 tomans "A. t), Ci of Telephone.''
U. S. Radio , Serviccr-r' Iniportantil
Events in Kadio-telegraphy. .
' Baxter "Commtitatoi Construc
tion.." '
Weed "Dynamo; BuildiDg for Amoy
tours;" ' ' "' ' , ,
Poppp-House Wiring:" '
. .Sharp-T-'Tractical. Electric Viring.''
Harrison "Electric, ,,Wiring Dia
grams." :;,:; , . ', . ; (
U. S.' Bureau rlf Stiimlardv "Na
tional Electrical, aftv Coile.V I
Conserve and Preserve the need of the hour ,
DO IT NOW
PUT UP A BARREL OF KRAUT
There are thousands of pounds of Cabbage in Un
ion County that will be lost unless utilized in this
manner.
We can supply you with fine solid Cabbage in sack
lots at 2c per "pound.
At this price you can make your own Kraut at 10c
per gallon.
New barrels 10, 15 and 50 gallon size.
Just in shipment of Mason and Economy Jars.
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192
408 North Fir St. Cross the Track
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Harness Shop
5-Minute Inner .tube Vulcanizere, G. L;' W., Auto
Spxin,; Oilers, Dressing for Auto Tops and Cush-
4 ions. All Kinds of Auto Tod Goods, Auto Tops and
ft (seats Kecovered and Kepaired, Auto boap ana 4.
Hard Oils ' n:lN I'- ' ' '"" '.' , ' ' '
t. WiT.imi' Shannon's t
J Adams Avenue ;.'' La Grande, Ore. J
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are a feature of this lumber
business.. When you give us an
order you can1 confident!; rely
on getting your lumber a little
before you need it That means'
no delay ' in i construction, , no
watting' time that you hare to1
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GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
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Who said "Who Sells
, . Furniture for Less?"
. Who pays more for your secondhand goods! :
.' Who sells New Furniture for less? ,, : :
HARRIS DOES THIS.
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WITH ANY OTHER CORSETS ,
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We ask you to compare for quality.
We ask you to cimpare for lines.
e ask you to compare for work-
"God's Country and the Woman," a
big' tht illing drama of the Northwest.
At the Star, Sunday and Monday.
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And when you 'have given, jt; a thor
ough, impartial test by WcAring it
we wiU leave it to your iudc-ment
whcthor.or. r,o there siny other
front Ji -xJ corset ia the Jilodart clasR.
e cho.'e .to 'sptclolls on the Modart
rront Laced Corset, to feature it in
our advertising, .to. recommend it to
our austoipcrsM-oiilj irfba-'a thorough
stufj 3ndj sennrh if the'eorset field.
Ajid enb- if tf we wore convinced that
no other front laced corsets comparsd
with Modart in quality and fine fitting
features, did we, choose them.
Onr expert,' scientific corset fitting
service nlways at your free disposal '
Pauline Lederle I
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