La Grande evening observer., February 12, 1918, Image 2

LA GiiAXDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Boys'
AllWool
Trousers
Suits
With tlio fhanRoable
early spring weather
still before us, moth
ers will appreciate
these all wool suits
for their hoys. Warm
enough to keep s'.miy
fully protected, and
light enough for
spring wear. Made of
wool tweeds and eas
sinieres, in Norfolk
and p i n e h e 1 hack
models and juiced
right from
$4.00 to $12.50
Hill's Dept. Store
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VAI DKVil.l.K TOMOItltOW
Tlio Hippodrome vaudeville show
that will appear at the Arcade to
morrow will offer a little novelty in
tho shape of a reul French soldier
roccnily back from "over there."
Jean S. Anno is ilie young iiiuii'fi
name and he ulna . v ".I oiwa:i
selections and also the I'reuch ,a-1
tlonal anthem. H appears In uni
form ami shows" cvldemSp of a
wound received in battle. '
Another special act Is Carlo and j I
tho Box. Carlo is a man about six I '
feet tall and tho box he uses Is
about twelve foot square, lie us.'j
tho box as a dressing rojni !'nre
itu mui-o svtciui t-ji ji ill ivi tuau;;i.'H
that are remarkable. x
The Llndrudd Girls are thiee
young ladies with good sinKlnr.
voices. Their numbers range from
popular, syncopated, old and iip-to-l
date ballads. They have been very j
well received all over tho circuit, j
Helms and Evans e,ro u young
couple nu 'I are perhaps as versatile !
a team as ever expounded dutch j
comedy, music and song. Their act i
brims with original humor, a wealth
of sang and classy dancing.
This entire bill comes with the
hit best recoramenilii'.ioiw and w;tr
the Keystone comet!)- will probably
be a program that will makx ;t hit
with the audience.
AUCADIJ. TOMOItltOW
Willi Hippodrome atidovlllo
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now White and .
Seven Dwarfs Tonight
At the HIkIi School auditorium to
nlKht the play "Snow White," which
(he children and Krown-i'ps have
long looked forward to, will he pre
8( nit'ii. 'he cast of ,)','
anu :.it''., tal;i:i(! part, have been I
wott;lK for weeks to get ibis into!
shape, under lire. Letter Mu; phy'a
supervision, who reports that all
aro liolnx cp?endldly and a few arc
showliiK exceptional talent.
The fairy talc Ib woven around !
little Princess Snow White, of whom I
he"- step-inothoi-. Queen DraiiKomar, I
t weir rnfiged clothes and stay In the'
I bllrkn.. f.'l..ll.. I... ..i.l n
WJith Hex, Snow White is sent into'
the woods with Uerlhold, Chief
Hunti-iuau, to be put to death. Not
having the li art to take her life, j
he leaves Snow White in the woods
where i:he finally wanders to thel
hut of the Seven Dwarfs who bo-,
frlehd her. Iiy the aid or her Magic '
Minor t!ie Queen finds out where!
Snow While is, and in the guise of
, ail old pedillar woman slic goes to
do her harm.
Hut after many things happen,
the rrinco comes to claim Snow
While, and the play ends as all fairy
tnle3 do "and -they lived happily!
ever nftcrwaitlp." I
The l'iower Maidens dance and
the work of the eight Maids of i
Honor are- two of the artistic touches
of the play. All the way through i
the play Is spotrhed with bits of i
I humor in the form of Sir Dandiprat
j IlomaLi, Court Chamberlain,
j Mrs. Lester Murphy, who will play
i the tide role. ''Snow White." is a
I graduate under Dr. Cumnock, of
Northwestern diversity, Chicago.
Laier slie was dramatic instructor in
one of the Minneapolis conserva
tories (luring the winter months and
with the Klllson-White Chautauqua
uMem durinK the summer.
There are rumors that the play
may have to be repeated In order
to accomodate the crowds of an
ilclpatins people. The curtain rises
at S : 1 5 p. m.
Lincoln's Fine Tribute
fo Bereaved Mother
AT this time, abov all times, when our thoughts revert to the man
li many considered the greatest prexiJrnt that our country his
had. we are proud to pullish a letter u-ritten by him fe berearid
mother. It went from the heart to the heart, and its menage still stirs
lite soul of motherhood.
The letter uas this: ' '
.OVED BY LINCOLN
Loss of One of Them In Early Youth
Cast a Lifelong Shadow Across
His Heart
&QK4 JUJf. fa, c.ti,j,. ". '
p" jKr4 tUtA. mi . xr iutU. f uuttt-
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
In order to avoid any misunderstanding n regards to buying
wheat flour, we are having printed below the latest rules and reBU.
S issued by tb. Kood FA,lminirtr.H.m . covcrniait the Bale of
ame. These onlris effective January 28, 1.118.
With "he .mrrhase of aM'.l-P" 1 k "f v.h.t fiour you must
p ., base at he same time 17 run-.ls of sLhr.Ututr,,, whlch may
Liuue one 0, mure of the sulatUi.tes to make the re-'u.red 17,
pounds. . ...
SL'IISTITL'TES '
BARLEY ' . ?TF'?FIR
R1C.- C OI'.N MEAL
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR T1?"''A, ' '' !
CORNFLOUR " ,;, : '
POTATO FLOUR . liOLLED OATS
With each 24-pound sack of wheat flour, 8 pounds of substitutes
must be included. .
One sack of wheat flour at a purchase to a city or town con
sumer, and purchase as you need seme, a3 no consumer should have
jii hand more than this quantity. fc
Rural consumers, two sacks at a purchnse, and tho same con
Jitions as the city consumer.
HELP WIN THE AVAR BY SAVING WHEAT
Harris urocery;
Farmers Phone, Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
"PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT!"
Is it any wonder that this famous letter is still hanging on the walls
of Brasenose college, Oxford university, England, as a model of pure and
exquisite English and as a compelling expression of a great heart and
mind? . ,
Notable Recital Is Given By
Miss Hindman
Scero in Keystone ccmorry,
"A Shanghaied Jonah."
I S-T-A
"A AVIKK OX TitlAI.'
belle of the gay social set nt Spring
field, who Muttered across his pathway
as It led to Washington. One he
loved, and one he tried to, ami one
h married. These were the women
t thnt ho co.irted. "Ibey loved Lincoln.
Jo them the greatest American was
far nearer than n lofty figure on a
high pedestal. They heard his heart
bent!
'These were the women that loved
Lincoln. One of them today lies near
l'nl:-; of tho Sansaiv.irn wV-r he
Wive.' her. To the last tbere was with
sorrow of her loss
hadow across his heart
as 1S(H he pushed
J If you don't care for serials don't ""m E,m? ' aI T u "l 1 ' .
! forget that Sherry shows with u mansion at Ayashlngton o talk of her
1 nvotr t. 1 i , , , lute In the nl;'lit to a friend who had
! nl?v. t ' n ,.n 'f"' 8 come from back heme. One tfsts
fine A irgraph nine Ribbon feature: nrawfnIlj. , , utile cemetery t
, but If you see one chapter of Von-, ,.,onsnnt ,idtf, m. The mother of
geance and the A oman you 11 want -h,M ton.htnn rn,ls:
. iu svi ii:e rest. i-lj
The recital given in the high
school auditorium last njght by
J Miss Cecile Hindman was one of the
I most enjoyable musicales of the
There was a wild rose slip of a girl j s,e:lson: Miss Hindman is an artist
In n blue sunbonnet. with whom he I 'c5t'"'ing much praise, and the aud
walked the lanes of his homespun ' ienc0 was very enthusiastic and ap
dnvs. There wus n clever, cultured I Putative of her talent, as every
woman. whose briiliuut Intellect ! no,e WM memory work.
ll-hteil his ascendlas wnv In the I1M- 1 ne Prosram givn oy miss nino
nois legislature. And there was the i
S 3-f R f? V S'WnMhe'ionft'lonB1!
, timt east Its fhadov
MaMMMMM.HHaMHatMMHMH In youth. As late i
man. assisted by Mrs. J. J. Carr,
soprano; Mrs. A. L. Richardson, so
prano: and Mr3. Wood Llerry. pian
ist and accompanist, was as follows:
Impromptu, op. ill) No. 4.. Schubert
flavotte Gluek-Brahms
Evening In Vienna . . .Schubert-Lisjt
Miss Hindman
May Morning....'.'. Denza
Slumber Bent Gayr.or
Mrs. Carr.
March MacDowell
oaiins Schumann
Miss Hindman
A Spirit Flower. . .Campbell-Tipton
Jewel Song from Faust ... .Gounod
"Keep the Home Fires Burning"
Mrs. Richardson
Etude, B flat minor Mendelssohn
Nocturne, K sharp major. . .Chopin
Miss Hindmar.
Concerto, C major ( 1st raovcssTt. .
Beethou.n
Miss Hindman
prano was heard in the Jewel Song
from Faust. Sho was very heartily
received and graciously responded
with an encore.
The two well chosen numbers
which were rendered by Mrs. Carr
were also greeted with tiit'ch appre
ciation. The accompaniment by Mrs. Berry
added much to the success of the
musicale, being highly praised by
all.
The ladies' were all beautifully
gowned which added a note of at
tractiveness.
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AVorst AVliiter la Years.
Snow, wind and extreme cold caused !
more colds this winter than in past ,
years. Foley's Honey and Tar proved i
its worth in thousands of homes, i
Men, women and children checked '
colds aud coughs and pr. veate 1 scr-
ious consequences from posure. It ;
clears tho passages, heals raw in- 1
flamed membranes, banishes irrlta-1
tion a.-d tir'uling throat. Mrs. Ed- j
ward Strevy, R 27, Clinton, O., says: i
"I thiuk Foley's Honey and Tar the j
only n':Odicino for coughs and colds
and recommend it highly."
everywhere. Adv.
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Soltl rll gather around you tar w 'ciy:
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03 you do here, the Hum
11 J "Mary Owens Vineyard." One lies ! (Orchestral parts played on second
Sl ttFKN tT!'.S
at his side lr. the grent mnusoleum In ,
Springfield, where the state keeps her ;
j bier and his heaped with fresh, fra-!
Jnmes A'oung the well known ,!i- i if"1 flowers. When an assassin's bul- j
rector, whose career d:.te t.nrk te I ' looK 1,15 "I0- ",e Amencnu pco-
praetlcally the inception of ihe p) e-I P' no"fl a Pr,'at President. She
loarama. lias again joined the rain-1
mount fold and will direct Sessile I
Hayakawa in his nest l'araiuouni I
picture, "The I'nforgivable Sin." !
mourned a great husband. Delineator.
Tho Ilutterfly picture "A AVIfe on
Trial." that was billed to be shown
at the Star theatre a short time
back but was delayed on account of
the Morms will he ct,,wn at t'.e
Star today and tor. r
Suppose you were a rl, pretty,
young, and full of the joy of life.
Suppose that you were an orphan,
entirely dependent upon, your own
resources and that you had worked
hard for years In a public library! "Fatty
but still found it impossible to earn go
inurv iiinu a lew uonars a wten. ciiueti over-weignt riv L neie Sum
Sunnntn thnt v.m, ii.4 Ia li.-a In n.l t n- r.... . . .
stuffy rwvM t.nK house, that you doing his bit In many ways, one of
never had any fun, and that you the principal ones being by creating
were simply consumed with long- laughs for the bovs in the training
Ing for a rose garden. Would you camps. In the Paramount comedies, which are her wonWful orbs
accept the offer of the band, if rot . ''
the heart, of a paiai;,., I voung; Another of Sir Gilbert Parker's j Hotk mark(.t ,. oft,,rw a,
,,.,...,.n,,r omm utn.iv siuni's wm rorn oe ?een (n ir.f
yourself to him and ins whims. In screen. J. Stuart Blaekton. who i
Soldiers Oppose 'S.immlc.i."
CAMP LKWIS. American Lake..
Wash., Feb. 12. (U. P.) "If the
people rail seluiers "Sammies" thov
Fatty" Arbiickle doesn't have to : ,s, ,he c,roat Al;'r'iran Ke
to war. He has Just been U-, . ,i,die." declared Capt. M. D. Welty.
camp censor. Like all other divis- !
ional officers he is very much '
'avin" this "Saniniy" idea and'asks'
that "A'ank" be v.sv-d. :
piano by Mrs. Berry.)
Mrs. Richardson's beautiful
Step livens Go?;.;.
The Great Ccnx-Loocciicr cf th t
Age Jiever Pails, rainless.
Vatch my st?tf? What's tle Mst-i
X aloni; T:;nt 3ide ip w.thout
care." evtn Uiti corns. be.:iu?i 1 usu
"Gtts-1 1", th ; tiii..s. fAil-liK-.R-ba-nan;-.-peel
cu;n remove ! tried
oU'.er ways galore, unUl I w. j tiuo
JUST RECP1VEI
:lie bennett stiuiio rtie..'ntly. anl the :
return for a rose garden and as producing now for Paramount. Im i, ' .
are produced were thrown into tern- i
much money
wanted
to siwnd as you. finished "Wild Youth." and fiom
; ail ices from the coast, it is said Ib',,,,.,-. ,,ii
ib ' ,,h-.-hmi uiva iti-, w lA-eiarsaoie nu ei wors.
fronted Phyllis Braithwaite, and ; .
how she solved it will be shown jt N&tr.lie Talma.ive. third of tbc
the Star theater tiviay and tomor-; famous trio of Talmadse si-t. r
row In "A Wife on Trial." ' ws drafted by Re-ne Katty" A--
Also on the same pi cram will be ' buckle for his new picture "Tre
a two--eel LKO comedy railed the ' Bell Boy." 10 te r-!eis. d by Vara
Nurse of an Aching Heart. The ' mount. Natalie dMn't aspire foi
fun moves along at a rapid rate : fjm hoDora. but Ftty said he nisl
and the comedy U oatte'-ed all e her fvs to cor.ipb te the b'-aut-.
through the two reels. .atd chr.rm of the film. There are
o ' tots of types in the coineiy, ne t
Jean SL Anue is s wrn:id.:.l ro:!r imo't them, Nat.ilio T.iln a,U will
of France, lie Is o : e 11 1. ' r i r-:i ; - -..;Isow of her
bill at the Arcade to.- ,.-. ... . ; .. . ... ; f-ature -:'
Simebody knew a man who knew
another man who was a broker, who
':t aw the presi..nt rf an nil eom
:e.ii?y. All t:...- had to do as to in
'tnt a coup!:- ef eart-v.heels, and
tl.en begin pickins: out tlieir new
Kt'uls. A still hunt is now on for
te miscreant who contributed the
tip. Louise FaTr.da doclar s she
t'.'.tr.od up 0:1 tin- stork t".it adi'.s
'V..it she is thro:--h v ith tne niaiktt
f.-ie-T-, so tlT-'re is a d"".bt.
feV'
r,.;icy Full Cream Tillamook Cheese
F .ncy Full Cream Brick Cheese
.--ancy Limburger, Bluehill Pimento
'ancy Bluhill Green Chile
Fancy Neufchatel, MacLaren's Imperial
Fancy MacLaren's Roquefort
Choice Norway Mackerel and Codfish Your Patronage Solicited
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The Mammoth
C. K. Simkins, Prop.
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1211 ADAMS AVENUE
J-..I Anr.e flora "orr.ewJ-.,!!
if i'-.nnv ' Hear him sng at tin
Area.le tomorrow. 2-!2-lt
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Quick Delivenes
are a feature of th:' lumber
business. When you give us an
order yeu can confident';. rely
en vre'.t:ns your lumber a little
before yea neeil it. That means
n e delay in construction, ne
waiting- time that you have to
p7 for. Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
I'etail OrpL Phone, Alain 8
For Itching Torture
Canu Sumpb- Cut Stop (a, W "C4:"I
in the face and red In the toes. No j
more tor rne. Use "lictR-lt.'' It !
never fails. Touch any co.-a or caw 1
lus with two drops of 'f.'cts-lt."' (
ar,t "i-s-H dors the rest. Irs n 1
relief to b able to- stop cuttinR .
corns. mak:re tbcm bl-d. wripi.'.ni- J
thm ur Ilk- p.icksccs ani uslncr ,
sticky tape and salves. It rotnovei 1
anv corn clear aeit clear. Ksvlr.-:
the toe as smooth as yur pa: 1 You
can wear these r.ew v.oe-i wiL-n
p.ltn. dmoe Sid be ir.-kr on y.ur
feet It'i rr-at to as- ""'.ets-tt "
H-ets-it Is o',t ft. M drucirtsts 1
(Vou need rav no mere th-.n ? cer.ts
bottlel. or Sfnt on re.'ot of eric ;
by E. Lawrenc & Co., CblcaKo, 111.
9oM ni la Graade and recommend- i
ed es worla's best corn remedy oy 1
A La Graade Pharntacy, Red Cross Druff
More ar.ii t.-. u. Putman. -Adv.s-ii-tf. 1
THE SERGEANT flKDTHE WISS ROOKIg
WHAT DIFFERENCE
DOES IT MAKE TO YOU
WHETHER YOUR
REGIMENT CHEWS
W-B CUT on
NOT? f
I IF THEY CHEW W-B CUT
THEY'RE ALWAYS SURE
TO BE HAPFYANO CON
TENTED!
HE'S A KNOWING CUSS,
mm ::t-WUIT!
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There is cne re-nody that sedem fails
to stop itching torture ar.d relievo skm '
irri'.atictn and that cukca the aiua soft. .
Any drucsstycan rjupiy ycu with "JOB PRINTING ;
rrmas which rer.cry cvcrcoes ail v v
$2. satisfaction, and ,
give way to aen-.o. Frequertly, minor -J at rates you can afford to fay. '
bierr.ishes tiUaporar oveniighL Itching , ,
lOV. ..lAJ Bl' I" ' A. . . . U ..A. U 0 HIV. -
attiseptic liquid, dean, ecsy to use and J.
eriendable. It costt only 3 an extra ,
lirse bcttle, S1.CVX It will not stjin. ia V
not frreasy or ttjcVv- ard is ppsiuvrlj j.
aae fcr tcrder, aens'tive skins.
The t W. Kcm Co, Oaad, O
THE ORSTRA'ER.
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