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Service - Quality
Dependability
Brings many new Gift
Buyers every day to
the Xmas Store.
Shop in the Morning Please
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Hill's Department
Store
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Alien Not lladly Treated.
iNEW TODAY
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LOST Ladles cloth bolt with largo
oral bucldS. Please loavc at this
office. 12-19-2tpd.
FOR SALE CHEAP, or will trado for
llvo stock. Hup Jloudstor. , Stll
woll's Market. 12-1 9-3 U
LOST Three colts, coming two
year olds, unbranded, 1 bay mare
colt with small whlto spot In fore
head; 1 brown horse colt with
white spot In forehead. Send In
formation to G. F. Miller, Alice)
11. F. D. No. 1. 12-19-2Gpd,
A PACIFIC TOUT, Doc. 19. Fcd-
efuruithorltloa are socking the pois
ons responsible for placing boltheaiU
In the engine cylinders as a new
tug started on o trial trip. An nllon
enemy Is blamed. The vohsoI was
Just requisitioned by the government.
War War War
ON USED CARS
Wo will sell at Public 'Auction all of our used
cars, December 22, 1917, nt Hilton's Oarage,
1114 Adams Avenue, La flrando, Oregon.
, ' Sale Starts at 2 o'clock Sharp , '
The following list shows some excellent buys.
2 17EO (, 1917, 7-passengor.
1 STUDEUAKT5R 0, 1914, truck.
1 COLE 8, 1917- 7-passongor. ".
1 HTUDflBAKER 4, 1915, o-passenRcr. tfr.
1 BUTCK 4, 1914, o-pasRenfcor. ' F
1 MTTCHELL 4, 1915, 5-passcngor. ,f
1 OAKLAND 4, 1915, 5-passenger. . f
1 OVERLAND 4, 1910. 5-passcngor.
1 DODGK 1, 1910. roadster. ' ' -:v
1mi 1 KCOF, 1,1917, o-passonger. 7 '
1 OAUTEUOAU I, 1915, 5-passcngor. ?
1 POUT 4, 19K), 5-passengcr. '
.1 MAXWELL 4, 191 G, 5-passenger. '
1 FORD, 1915, 5-passengor. . ' ''
1 FORI), 191 U, f)-passonger. .j "
.'J FORDS, 191 1, 5-passenger. ""
1 INDIAN MOTOUCYCLF. '"
WASHI.VCTO.V, Dee. IS. The In
terned Germans at the station ut
Hot Springs, N. C, are not prisoners
of war. They couipiisc officers ami
crews of the Oerninn merchant ves
sels which were held In the United
States at the time of the declaration
of war.
These aliens receive no fun.ls from
the Government except compensation
for labor actually performed. Those
engaged In ronsti netion work get
120 n month, with an additional 50
to foremen. Interned officers have
not been permitted to receive from
any source more than 110 a mnntli
und crewmen not more than $5. Re
ceipts In excess of these amounts are
placed to the credit of the aliens In
banks.
Three plain but oubstantinl meals
aro prepared each day. There is no
waste, the same measures of economy
and conservation which aro being
.urged upon every American house
wife being practiced at Hot Springs.
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fji-ent Demand for Itange.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1 !). A contin
ued Increaw) ln(tho demandfor per
mits to grazo livestock on the Nation
al Fo' ents and the necessity of golnp;
nho.id with tho work of developing
the forest ranges to the utmost aro
emphasized by Acting Forenter A. F.
Potter In the annual report of the
forost service.
ARC A DE
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VAfDHVILLK TONIGHT, STltOXG
ri(Tl I(K TOMOltllOW
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TOM JOT1NSON,
Auctioneer.
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FRANK III ETON,
AL DAN! EL,
TEKMS-Oash or
interest on one
bankable note
year's time.
Owners.
at 8 per cent
Tonight nt tho Arcade theatre will
see the tenth Hippodrome vaudeville
road show that has been here this
season. Many of the managers along
tho lino where this hhow has already
played havo said tht this is one of
tho best ones out so far. It Is made
up of Elnging, dancing, talking, mus
ical and acrobatic acts and will no
doubt pleaBe hero as it has done Inr
other places.
The Savage," to he presented by
Ruth Clifford In Bluebird photoplays
at the Arcndo theatre on Thursday
only, tells n rugged story of tho Can
adian Northwest with n half-breed
ndlnn the principal figure. Julio
Sandoval, by his action, proved that
civilization and Inter-breeding does
not always drive from the sa-age
breast the final call of tho wild- -but
It also proves that oven a half-breed,
who has sunk to tho level of tho ani
mal, may still "find himself," repent
his action nnd sacrifice his life In
test of bravery.
On tho samo program with this
wonderful HlueMrd picture will be
shown n new Issue of tho Oregon
News Woukly. Thin little one r..
foaturo has proven to ho mighty in
teresting and this" week's film con
tains more nftWHy nttiff. Included In
this rcol are pictures of tho famous
ootball game held In Portland be
tween tho University of Oregon and
the U, S. marine team.
S-T-A-R I
OI.IVH TirOMAS, IlKWrrCHIXG
CCTTHKFI.V IN' I'WrtOX
How to Prevent Croup.
In a child that is subject to at
tacks of croup, tho first Indication
of tho disease Is hoarseness. Givo
Chamborlaln's Cough Ttemony as
soon as the child becomes hoarse
and the attack may bo warded off
nnd all danger and anxiety avoided.
To stnnl money Is bad enough, but
to steal Broadway's Idolized musical
comedy star, at tlw height nt the
show season, and whisk her away to
the land of sand and -;actur, with a
five thousand dollar rewart out for
her return and the arreit of tti
kidnappers, Is n pretty hlij order
even for an Aiizona millionaire. That
is Jimt what Johii Keyes doei in the
new Triangle play, "Broadway, Ari
zona," nt the Star Theatre Thursday
and Friday.
Ho ltldnnpped her because he loved
her, and he had the doctor's word
that her health demanded a change
of climate. For publicity purposes,
a year ago, she had accepted his pro
posal of marriage, only to deny the
engagement after her pross agent
had gotten a lot of free space out of
the announcement. Keyos forgave
that.
Love finds strange ways to reach
lis ends, and Keyes wan no ordinary
lover. With Olive Thomas, the be
witching little star who but recently
played havoc with the hearts of real
Broadway audiences, cast as "Frltzl
Carlyle," tho actress whom Keyes
finally wins, the story of "Broadway,
Ai izona" Is assured no ordinary Pre
sentation on the screen.
GEOKOK ItfllY I.NVItUASKR AM)
. jsm'AMw hih mr.srxKss
Adds I.'jccelslor and Henderson Mot
orcycles to Ills Line .Moves
to 100 Vie Street
Trimmed Hats from One Dllar te
Five at the Walling Millinery. 12-7-tf
Pictures of the famous Marino vs.
U. of O. football game at tho Arcade
Thursday only.
Gesrgo. lUiby, tho hlcyclo and mot
orcycle expert, has found It necessary
to move into new and greatly en
larged quarters at 10G Fir street next
to the Overland Garage. The Kuhy
Cycle Shop Is a fair example of the
great growth of the motor vehicle
business in this section.
Mr. Ruby started a little shop on
Depot and Washington street In
March, 1910, and in IS montha, by
strict attention to business and expert
repair work has today tho largest
bicycle and motorcycle shop In East
ern Oregon. His present quarters
are three times the size of tho old
shop and In addition there Is a large
basement. Tho building Is brick and
practically fireproof.
In pdditlon to tho ' bicycles nnd
Indian motorcycles that ho has al
ways carried, Mr. Ruby closed last
night tho contract for hotli the Hend
erson nnd Excelsior machines for
Union and Wallowa counties, the
deal being made through tho Chicago
representative of the factories. Girt.
Hayncs, who is now in La Grande on
his annual tour of the coast.
The Ruby Cj'cie Shop has also In
stalled a most complete tire vulcan
izing plant, one of tho finest equip
ments In Oregon. The whole repnir
department will remain under the
charge of Dustln Farmim, an export
repairman, who has riot only 14
years experience In this work but is
noted motorcycle rider and the
Just Received
ew Navel Oranges
Sunksst Brand
40c, 55c, 80c per
2.
and Staple
i its for your
! Christinas wants. Please nlione vonr ovtler early.
We have a complete line of Fancy
Groceries. Fruits, Vcseta-blea and N
nerns yrocsry
PI10119 Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192
408 North Fir St. Cross the Track
lilt
pill il
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The Lewald Talk
ing Machine.
is one which we would be
justified in asking double
the price. Thc-Lcwalrt will
play the lateral or vertical
cut records; has tone modi
fier, inside regulator and 12
inch turntable. Come in and
hear it.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson B 1241
Dest Prices Paid for
Used Furniture
Northwest champion.
Tho new show room nr.d rf pilr
department with n large stock of new
bicycles, motorcycles and accessories
will bo open for business on Satur
day. 12--13-lt.
Mrs. A. M. Wilkerson, of Portland,
left for Vincent on a visit this morning.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This Is not only one of tho best
and most efficient medicines for
coughs, colds and croup, but Is alsn
ploasant and safe to take, which Is
important when medicine must bo
given to children. Many mothers
have given It their unqualified cn
dornement. adv.
adv.
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Quick Deliveries
nro a feature pf this lumber
business. When you give us n
order you can confidently rely
on Retting your lumber a littlo
beforo you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that you have to
pay for. Think that over.
PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Iti-lail Dept. l'hone, .Main 8
OVERTURE Arcade Orchestra
Accompanied by Stevens at the Organ
2. DANGERS OF A BRIDE. Keystone Comedy
3. MALUMBY & MUSETTE
Comedy Character Singera
WALKER a BUESELL
ROY & NADA WOOD.
Comedy Talking
BOHN&BOHN
Sensational Hand-to-Emd Balancing
Musical Farmers
nd Dancing
through (lie corsets theni-l,
6clves. !
THE EMPIRE CAFE
R. C Crawford, Prop.
Fresh Oysters in Any Style
Sbsnli's llnmc-Vaile Spanih Hnl Tsmalc
HOURS 0 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.; Saturday Night to 1.
FLORENCE Ml'LKEY, Maniger.
A. M.
We cannot hojie to con-1
vey in words the merit of !
n (?orset which finds its'
most fitting expression in !
f igures. " !
' AVe can only tell yon ;
that the new design of J
!M 01) A 11 T Front Laced
S Corsets seem to have ac-
i quired an added grace and J
i to impart to the figure still
S something more of beauty !
j nnd of poise. !
We consider MODAKT !
best corset at anv:
ADMISSION: Adults 35c - Children 15c
These Prices Include the War Tax
THURSDAY-
Ruth Clifford
Supported by MONROE SALISBURY in
the
; price.
j PAULINE LEDERLE
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