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Your ' Thanksgiving-
TmtTaw
. Coat or Overcoat
Now is " tlio time, 'to prepare-for the feast day.
Buy n Kii'si-lilinuiii and it will prove a blessing
indeed. ...
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Kirseh'baum Clothes
Where there if no taint of cotton to steal away
the lustrous tailoiable qualities which wool:
and all-wool only iohoshps.' .
$10.50, $20.00,' $22.50, $25.00
HILL'S
STORE
Quality- and Service
)C '9 t' "t "S :S "v ;ij: ;3: 'S t1 :B K
Hp.rhnn . JtoadiasasJiC! Ti$ Star, Today Only ..
Haunted .House, at t!ie I .
Star Thursday and
Friday
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' . 'WW HPMT MOST
Ccrl'im Cure for Croup.'
Mrs. Koso MidilL'ton, of Groiyivillc,
h:ia had cvrcnonoo in tho treut
mcnt f this d:uiisi!. f;ho says, "When
my t'lnhlrcii wore sinnll my son hml
croup froiv-lD'i'.ly. Uinmborlsiii's
C.'oU):i Komc.iy always broke up those
ntinrkx imir.oilulely, und I was never
without it in '.!: house. I have taken
it myself for coughs and colds with
pood results.'' Adv.
nBSBWBiaBimPMtMHi
The "
regonian
99
New Fast Train Between Portland and San Fran
cisco Southbound
Lv. I'oillaml, I a. in.
Ar. San .l-'i-aiieisco, lOyiO a. in. 12nd morning
Can ics Tomt and Standard Sleejiers.
l ay 'o.i. lies in Oregon only.
1 Northbound
Lv. Snn I'rancisco, 11:10 p. in.
Ar. I'oifland, 7:10 a. in. 2nd morning.
Carries Tourist and Standard Sleepers only
3 Other Through Trains Daily
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No Extra Fare -Improved Service
Ask any airi nl for full particulars or write
John M. S.-oif, ( icneral Passenger Agent
Tori land, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S
BAND LIKES WORK
CJENEi Nov. 28. Tlio women's hand,
recently lnaiiciirnted at the Univor.il
'y of Oregon, eanuot Ret eunuch
work to Suit its nienilieni, aocordlnr;
to Alhert l'eifecl, director. At the
ARCADE'
ii.o;;Ens wu.i. kta.aizk.
BEN GREET PLAYERS ARE
COMING ON DEC. 3.
The world' rno:it famous prodtic-
, . , . , . . , . , . ., I oro of S hiikeispeaieaii plays havo been
iivcoml rehearsal, held last 'VK, tho . 1 ' ,.,
, . Igcfund for on even s perform-
Dand was playuiR Aiii.-viea, a mineii am n t)l() Arc;1,, Thoatro. Tho
and a simple waltz. Tho girls wore n,.n (n-eet I'layerg will ho seen hero
so enthusiastic that every time ;i- next Monday night, December 3rd, In
rector I'erfeet called a halt for the their presentation of "The Merchant
night thoy pleaded for "Just one moro 0f Venice." ; I
piece." " I Of thesH players and the piny tho
Mr. I'erfeet solved tho difficulty , Tttollo Star-Journe.l has tho fo:'ow-
by starting an election of officers. olipplng: .
Lounnetto Calkins', of Kuginii. was . 'rie pound of flesh Incident In
chosen president; Tula Kinsley, of Shakespeare's 3lerchant. of Wenlco
Condon, treasurer; lieatrice Thiirs- oleascd a largo audience last night,
ton, of Eugene, manager; Evelyn Ils it j,as ploaBcd many audiences
Smith, of Itedmoud, secretary, and wncn, played by tho Jlen Greet Play-
Clalro Cazley, of Gazlcy, librarian. I ,Ma. That tho Greets ore true dram-
letlc artists is a foregone conclusion
Do not allow yourself to he 'an-'Judging from the nudlences , they
nr. veil lv R hacking cough and core- have already appeared before. Pu
ness In tlio Chest and Lungs when ebloans were given an opportunity
you can get Immediate relif.f by tak-; Inst night of seeing Shakespeare's
Ing SYRUI' WILD CUEItrtY WITIIiniost popular play presented by a
GUARACGI, AND EUCALYPTUS, company who have been coaclini! nnii
l.ew-VOL'el Droit Co. 1 l-27-tf. drilled In the dramatic acting of
Will Hut Same MenN n Same Pays;
.Menu HeiiiR 1'repnred.
SPOKANE, Wash.. Nov. 28.
Twelve thousand luggers In the In
iSind Eniplro will ent the same mealu
on the same days under a standard
ization of menu hills of fare toeing
worked out today by the Loggers'
club. The plan, say those who favor
It, would greatly reduce tho amount
of waste, lessen the consumption of
meat and - otherwlso aid tho conser
vation of food. The Loggers' Club
has members In Eastern Washing
ton, Eastern Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
Notice: To All Grocers And
Retailers Of Sugar
United Stales Food Adinliilslinll.Ki
I'Vtlciitl l'tiod Administrator for
Oregon W. It. Ayer, 401 .N'oitlj
wostcrn Hunk lliillding.
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 23, 1317.
To All Groci-rs and Retailors of Mugar
. Effective November 22, 1917.
Dear Sir:
The following regulations are In
effect throughout the Stato of Oregon:
Sales to family consumers aro lim
ited to $1.00 purchases.
Farmers living at a distance from
purchasing point3 will bo permitted
to purchiino in 25 pound lots.
Hotels .and restaurants and board
ing houses aro limited to a ten day
supply.
Sugar shall not be used as a leader
for special Bales or to encourage the
snlo of other merchandise.
In exceptional cases, where parties
llvo at long distance from purchasing
points, nriiingenients may be made ;
through this office for sales in c.ick
lotB, when it is known that sales In J
lesser quantities will work hardships'
on purchasers on account of tho dis
tance from tl.e source of supply.
With reference to time between
purclir.ites, this bfrice will not limit
tlio purchni-.es to any specific time,
but each retailer Is familiar with hl3
customers' methods of purchasing
and whorovcr ho knows that a cus
tomer is buying In excess of his nor
mal requirement!), he is required to
report sumo to this office, as under
tile new Foed Administration Act,
hoarding of any food commodities
is not peiiiib'salilo, and every retail
er must use duo precaution In mak
ing sugar sales.
Very truly yours,
W. K. NrlWELL,
Assistant Federal Food Administrat
or for Oregon.
Wo r-ro having tho nbovo printed
In order that nil grocers will have
this matter called to their attention
ns it Is posrdbio that. 1:01110 will fail
to receive thin notice from the Assist
ant Federal Food Administrator.
LA CHAI'1)I-: CROCERY COMPANY.
11-20-4L
did it. 50 shines for a dime. Every bos saves
me $4.90 and my shoes wear longer. Wiry don't
wmt 4-a.n n 1 TAT 1 W XI- t,
jruu wy a uui X I . SOU Can t 10S8.
SminoiA Home Set
and a box of SnreoiA is
the ideal shoe shining
outfit.
' Ask Nearest Store.
BLACK TAN WHITE RED
SliakoRpf arean iiiaRtiM'piecca."
The maniirnn:ent of tlio A rend o
Tlumtro was forrotl to gnaraiitoo a
ly.rge nniomU to secure these players,
but they are only foIIowJnff out tlioir
policy of hrlngine hero only the heat
for the amusement followers In La
Grande.
Reserved seats will be planed on
pale Saturday of this week at the
following prices: lower floor, J-J.flO;
balcony, 50c and 75c. To these
prices tho purchaser must add 10 per
cent for war tax.
J Select
THANKSGIVING EATS
CUANIil'llMJI I.per quart ........ ....... . -20c.
OUANtlKM, per tlnzen . -25c and 55c
J!ANA"AK, jier dozen
(iUAl'JvS, 2 ins
.40c
25c
10c, T bmiehes 25c
t BWKKT SPUDS.') lbs . ...25c
T J.MJKSII TOrmiOS, per pound . . ... . .. . . ;, .10c
T JJLA'CK FK iS, per pound , . .15c
.5c
..25c
..30a
. .30c
linr-Kld-lKRlflES. ner uound 20c
JIIOAI) LKTTUCK, each 10c and 15c
If It's Anything in Fruits or Vegetables, We
Havo It-Just Phone Main 70
(illKEX ONIONS, lier bunch
r()lMl01iNT, 2 lbs.
N'lTTS. all kinds, new eron .,
4, HWRKT (TDI'IU, per gallon
Good lioFniii! .1
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TRACTORS 'I
OOI VAl'DICVIM.M TONIGHT.
Tonight when ' Hie ITJppoarome
Vaudeville Road Show makes ap
pearance nt the Arcade Theatre it
will havo many things to do to ftvo
up to nil of -the advance notirc-:; that,
havo been received about this show.
From Pendleton, where they played
tho first part of tho veefc, back to
Portland, all of tho notices have been
very complimentary. The Aldoann
with their horizontal bar work, Cur
tis and Rubell with their songs and
comedy lines, Leonard and Ruth In
their Jack and Jill sketch, nnd the
big dancing act, Casetla and Rydell,
have all received very high praise
and this show promises to be ono of
the very best yet seen this season.
As'a special treat for Thanksgiv
ing Day tho management has secured
tho coming favorite and one who
made such n lilt In "Come Through,"
Herbert Rawllnson, In a big new
niuebird production called "The M..n
Trap," n sensational crook play.
A newspaper reporter is sent to
prison on a "frame-up." On the day
ho escapes one of the men who caused
his disgrace Is murdered. The othci
parly to the "frame up" Is nn in
spector of police, who ban deserved
punishment for his crookedness but
escaped his just desertswhen the
newspaper man wan Imprisoned. How
tho crime of murder was fixed upon
the guilty one, forms an engaging
story, illustrated in Dlueblrd's most
attractive style.
On this same program Thursday
will be shown a new copy of the Ore
gon Industrial News. Thin week's
news has the following subjects:
Tlfllslng Hie. T.ihei tv ma,'
Franklyn K.. Lime Visits Portland;
Producing Meat Products;
A Monument to Labor, Denr.on
Polytechnic High School;
The Third Oregon on Review.
Phone Main 70
t 408 North Fir St.
7iT
Grocery
Farmers Phone B. 192
Crosjthe Track
wonmnininlOMUmaMaiRBat
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1 TLi k
Quick Deliveries
are a feature of this lumber
business. When you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumbar a little
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that you" have to
pay for. Think that qver., i. '
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
lietail Dept. Phone, Main 8
Millinery Sal&
' Continues I
S-T-A-R
WI.VIh'liEI) AM.KX IX TltlAXOI.E
PLAY AT THE STA It THEATRE.
Winifred Allen, Triangle's "bird
girl," is featured in "The Haunted
House," produced under the rupcr
vlslon of Allan Djt'an, which will be
exhibited at the Star Theatre, Thurs
day and Friday.
She appears as a littlo girl of a
New England village who knows the
"spirits" and communes with them.
Near the town is an old mansioti in
habited by a ghost. When a young
robber seeks refugo there from his
pursuers he makes tho acquaintance
of this ghost, and n straniTO romance
ensues when tho "ghost" casts off
tlio white tohes and becomes -very
,'iuman.
Dick Reason ban the leading role i
opposite Miss Allen. The play, of
which Robert Shirley Is the author,
was directed by Albert Parker, as
sisted by ltosson. under the super
vision of Allan Dwan.
Just received a new line of the
very popular gold and silver
lace hats, velvet -and -plush
tarns and latest flower and
. feather trimmings.
Would suggest an early
selection.
HATS HALF PRICE
Walling Millinery
Next Door to Silverthorn's On Adams Avenue
THE EMPIRE CAFE
R, A; Crawford, Proprietor.
Fresh Oysters in Any Style
THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce and Pumpkin Pie
HOURS G A. ST. to 10:30 P. SI.; Saturday Night to 1. A. M.
FLORENCE MULKEY, Manager. .
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SAMSON SIEVE-GRIPS IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES.
Original Ideas developed throtiRh experience ond necessity arc
cmtiodied in Samson Sieve-tliip Tractors. You wiil find features
thero not thought of by others.
Recently we have secured le'.ters patent on the method of con
necting the air bro:itlier of a gns engine criinl: car-e to our patent
ed NODUST-MOrSTO-RIZKR. This will ho another exclusive
feature in Samson Sieve-Gripe Tractors or otherwise an in
fringement if used by others.
Tho close connection of our management, beiii direct in touch
with the actual operation, wants anil requirements proving to be
necosrary in the small size farm tractor, we attribute largely to
the success of tlio Samson Siove-Grip.
, It is our aim to manufacture a one hundred per cent efficiency
tractor, sold at a right price, and give service that secures satis
fied customers.
SAMSON SW
FARM TRACTORS A SPECIALTY
Oils, Greases and Machine Parts.
LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT CO.
E. S. Norris
Phones Home Ind. Main 780
Union Co. Red 371
s
1529 Jeff. St.
La Grande, Ore.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
'The Haunted Hollse,
A Triangle Mystery Play Featuring
Winifred Allen
also
TRIANGLE COMEDY
LAST TIME TONIGHT
I'ranklyn Farnutn
"BRINGING HOME FATHER"
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."Railroad Haiders'