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LA CiiCAXbK KVENINU OKSKltVEi: YOUR 9 UNCLE 'SAMUEL'S FfSf I AM MASTER COME TO TELL VOU WHERE TO BUY YOUR i r m Spring Blouses The very lc't vet this sjirinfr in llmw valiK-s. NVw j-tyls f the siiiiii n-fiiiciw-nt .well-drc-ssl woiw-n always '- hut animt 'iVn w-uro for folitt. Priced from S4.00 upwards Hill's Dept. iStore J' nif J Ui CRCC LISTEN TO MY TALKS EVERY EK; VOU Vv'iLL BUY YOUR ERICS FkOH MY STORE. During the Leplea Season we will carry freh ( olumbia Kieer Smlt and Fresh Kippsred Salmtfn. Aad as usunl a fuii 'line of canned and aalted fiiih. Also canned Clams, Shrimp, Oysters, Crabs, Lobsters and Sardines of all kind. Codfish, brick and flagcd. HARRIS GROCERY ;XIXT HIXXIXG OF UK; WMi ' 'whit we're Roinir to do that it AMK AISOIT TO KTAI5T stai to m if c renily had done i ;r;:r.rihini! in the ship-huilding line fContinued from Pa?e One) we'd bav faid wuaethtng about it. Vo;v toll the pvjple this That If tinnr.1 Parts he nisht ho they don't l.uild ships and quit Con:mocpIace" will be shown at thv SHERRY I Hherry theatre today only. .mmm HXOW HCKXKH ABftDD Two pals of the Vhajrraph West- j mm' em ?tdio, in Hollywood, are thej i bear and the wonderful white i collie recently bequeathed to Carol' IX IM KWOOf FILM j Holloivay. The dog Just arrived i J and he ''"as cordiully welcomed by i Reantiful snow scenes nSniinrl in : 'he I.-, which rtTnela Sara's ritfht arm reaches across the AtUuti now. a-a nere s me flsi on the em of it ft trenthfut t samlSeawaltlnB for the word to tiii a punch tt f f.'.z. As for meeting the Hun'a 'attack, this sample k?Uke , the TAmerican trenches were a T.:o3e. n Thc.-Vs determination In every face and It you, oaSewel any oerroiuueas you have aay t ow t. ord for it that It's nervousness to "get at 'em." ' CITY BOYS BEST FITTED FOR ARMY i WASHIXOTOX. Feb. 16. - for several weeks;.. City bred boy.'.: Here is tome- , thici? in your favor. The tjm CANTATA TOXHJHT BY AI-ICEL CHORA I. CLUB i.ahok Ki:ni:i to hi:i.i lsi'HJ) oik fciurs rollowin(t is the progrcm of the ! - (Continued from Page One) , . ., -'neence ena itic woman, ah, .1. n:on b-iif that your country wonderplay The Ateocms Tra.l. Mhe alco ,s ca!t , , prominent J. r0sB is phvsically more a five-act drama of the lumber' , ,h rii,.r r,.,-j ., ,u",... . . ' ' . " IV " j Is gla i the two (;et along so well I the ctiy has been refuted. loi:etre.. j An experiment conducted at i tV.u hf.hr.ut rtt Prnvftrl Mar.tinl on Sunday and Monday. , . . ........... . . ! 1 r-,,u.n 4 , , t i 4 t , . " " ' " 1 1 ' ' ' " " ' " r ' ihir.kinE of that hot Indian ti,.i!i!mer day ' a few seasons back when he won a world's serves frame with a four-ply blow and the br",es drunk. Perhaps there cuiie to his eaiS a faint echo of those ciplosiv:? cheers from thousands "of throats as he rounded third and streaked for the plate a baseball hero pf future greats to look up to. ' "Say." he said, after a. few mo ments. "I wish the United could shock the folks back home. I don't believe they appreciate the ag-chev,-ins about It tney'll be sell- liir: 'js out. I den't think the folks at home would soil us out." That's a practical Sammies view of the situation and a fairly accurate- ie wat that. Chamberlain's Tablets. camps In the Xorth woods, based on ; Henry Oyen's novel "Gaston Olaf," which conies to the Sherry theatre i The scene were obtained In the! White Mountains of New Hampshire ; where Mr. Lockwood, Director Fran-: els Ford and over twenty members . of the Metro company spent three, weeks' time staging exteriors. T H K II O M K O F A T H K M A X - K A T K I 'A tho oroof. The country boy. .V r-j-J. a report of the experiment cantata to be irivtn tontirht at Alice!, but because of the lack of ships. v u r i c-u i ,,n a- ti.. fh- reason for this is plain. The f ,.., r CrrMh " , f the American fact- fact ;at j,., abol,t tin:e the Amer- .. - ones pueu in me r.asiern seaports, Chorjs, "Come Home and Rest.... and packed into every railway sid- Choral Club inK outside of the seaboard cities. ... .Clyde Webb thousands of loaded cars of mater- Miss Mossjials for the war zone. Tho result .Mi3S Knieljwas that even the coal required for These tablets are Intended espec ially for disorders of the stomach. Press liver and bowels. If you are troub led v.lth heartburn. Indigestion or, constipation they will do you good. Adv. nl.. ,.A t.A .......... .1 .lth l (now, from a foot to eighteen In- i T ches deep, and with snow flying jj before the camera. The tramp of. i the lumberjacks vcr the Halls branches of tho tall pines and flr- j trees laden with snow, and the! scenes of the lumberjacks cutting j iiiliucr aim u uunpui 11115 ll. I'll ii-un . j 7. . I. ,., AnutrnKn T;a J to the railroad spur, arc some ofiy ' , ,;,., , . ,. ' ... , ., ., 1 4" mania. Strnngc and interest the snow views that will delight i i . ... ti. ! , ,, , , . ,. u M. ng sights and stories of tho . ' !4 'lueer and cunnlbal peoples J. I.J. will be told. A picture of the .J. f-' fihows, may oe moie muscu jvA lar but he Is not superior In v the essential details necessary to his acceptance as a soldier. , A For the purpose of t!ie ex- A periment, rural and urban A A diutricts with a total popula- .J. lion of SI 5.001 hoys were se- ;- Iected. The regular ari.iy ex- .J. A twelve pictures. Other illus- A J- ainblp.at:on; were given. The A 4 trated songs will be used and A; .j. results show that of thw co-in- Sf A the lecturer will take the A ! A try boys, 27. i per cent would .J. A audience, to Honolulu, Fijii, 4" : A not .have ln-en physically fit .J" 4- Samoa, Xew (iuinea, Tonga, 'J-' A for army duty while of the A A city boys, 2X 47 per crnt have f bi:-en rojtcted. A At the Salvation Army flar- A . racks at 7:.'!0 tonight. Rev. A . H. I., ford will repeat his A popular entertainment, "The A : Home of the Man-Kater." Mrs. A j H. t. Ford will sing "The .t. ! Holy City." Illustrated by Aj twelve pictures. Other illus- A, trated songs will be used and A ; tho lecturer will take the a! . "I A A A A A A . of nature. ''The Courage of tho Common-1 place," produced by Thomas A. Kdl- j son. Inc., and distributed by George : Klelne Syateui dcaervea In every f way the term "Perfection Picture.", The litory Is one of Intense Inter -i est, ably ucted and well produced. 1 Part of tho scene is at Yale, the rest at a western mining camp. .The central figure is the superintendent of tho mine, a former Yale student who applies to his life the "Courage) of tho Commonplace." He. handles j tho striking miners and wins their evnr-lnstlng allegiance when ho goes .J. savage who Raid "White man tastes better than ripe han ! anas," will be shown. An cv j ening of rare, pleasant, and A instructive iialure. Come and J. help the Salvation Army. Mat the Y. M. C. A. ev-ry Sunday !-1 i,flei no(.;i. !)r. Pliipps expects to !- clearly outline the meihod of p'O- 1" .endure in keeping fit to matters nr. the life prohlei:!!! in n hoy's life. This 'series of lectures is niee'iuf; with tfreat approval hiiiii the liny.- ' and the tr-rt ji.innials ain-ady ?ert .t. A J. A .J. A A A A A A .J A .J. into tile A ';:oci;tt!ijn allows that i: o is om of t!ie irn-iite-it si. pn .--: undertaken by lie locil ;i.;.:oriu,io:i to i.'durute the yun:' e-r-n in the tend to problems of lire. Pnr-nts are not Keeping Fit "Keeping Fit" i: the subject of the third 1 r-tti r "iv en by Dr. C. A. l'iiippa to the )i'-.yx A SKATS AUK FIIKK III T AX Oli'Kltl.N'i Wll.t UK ASKF.I. About Constiintlon. Violin solo Vocal solo Reading : Vocal solo .... Cantata, '"Zion" , Introduction . . . Solo, "They That Despised Thee"'. .- Mr. Shaw Chorus, "Zion, Awake!" ' Duett, "I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord ' .Miss Winters Mr. Shaw. Chorus, "His Foundation Is In the Holy Mountain." Solo and chorus, "Glorious Thinf? f.rf Thee Are. pofcen'. ; .'.: .Mrs. Adler and Chores. Solo, "Hear My Cry" Mr. Adit-.' Quartette, "Then Shall the Yoke of Singing" Miss VanHx)5?n, Mrs. Walsinjer, Mrs. Ad'er, Mrs. Moss. Chorus, "Praise; Waiteth for Thee" Solo ar.-l Quart-rtto. "Take My Heart Mr. Shaw, Misi VanHoostn, Chorus, "Arise, Shine, for Thy Light Is Come" .Mips Winters, Mr. Adler. Chorus, "The Lord Is My Shcphor:!" Solo, "The City of r.est". . . Gierke Chorus, "Our Lord Is R: ::n. Il'.esseii lie the Lord" "America" Chorus ai AuJttncs ican soldiers were fighiinir not in a quiet sector but vrhere the shell ing is hottest. "When we go Into the trenches . they'll have to send -us thousands.' of tons of food and clothing and WOMEN ARE NEEDED TO HELP IN WAR. ...Mrs. Gambell the ships in harbor could not get snenB And m have, to have a holt full of bullets all the time or 1 I! just be a wild boob for the Poche-! to shoot at. ".Mabe they're building a lot of it And n-.r.erton Women eainir.;' S month as -:i;- cleaners. Certain articles of diet down tho shaft of n burning mine ! check movements oi tne noweis. inc iw r w- ,,,,, to find and remain with the men ' most common of these are cheese, tea but are urged to -e.tueKt t.iet:i 1- Imprlsoned below. In the end the ! and boiled milk. On the other hand " P'es. t at the r-mamder of th- unexpected hnppetiB and he flndH ! raw fruits, especially applet! and ban- wtiires T..n vri's is so lnt. !i-c- that tin girl he has loved ulnce his anas, also graham bread and whole ly valuable am, by a man who college days loves him. " ' wheat bread promote a movement l recognted as one of the .'.est lr.- i ,,.,. of the bowels. When tho bowels are formed t::en on H:se -.Hal s.ibyc . Johnny McLean, the mine superin-; badly constipated, however, the sure tendont, and Mildred Havens Is The i nay is to take one or two of Cham Girl. The rest of the cast Is ex- hetlaln's Tablets Immediately aftel Cflllent and "The Courage of the supper. Adv. Portland will erect J21. ',',,) d tiun house for woj-ien. Fearis throueh, and even the few ships ...Organ which we now possess were held in harbor by er.ipty bunker.? and could not sail. Until we have ships to clear the Bhjp5 lo)ne and ke(-)in .'ittauiic purtfc oi uiuiiuiaeiui eu goods of whV:h our Army in France and our Allies are in need, these enforced holidays and embargoes must recur, with the result that no factory In America can bo assured of running full time and no work man can count on contir.ous em ployment. If you can drive this home to your people; if thi lesson, through constant repetition, can be thor oughly learned; there is no doubt that yet: will get your quota of the neeesraiy men. It is not mere numbers that count it i the efficiency of the men enrol''-!. It I- :.::'. to the Interest of the ".. "..irf.'.c.'-'.'ror ;o send his best :r,en ti ;'-.? slilpyart's. a." it is to the inter'-;-' of .he man hirtself to go. If V.-.r- use of my name will in any w.-y !tip you in -r..;r work, you have the r::L'uori'y to :v-e it, quot ing fro:.-. r.;itc::er.t. to the end that the i.c-oiie fi-r.-i! y.-.ur district i,. ay reaUzi cnc; snd for all that on labor dertr-r.ds tie cor '.'.ruction of the Women can he usefully employed in nursing the wounded, in making op the soldiers' kits, and a thousand other ways. .Many American women are veiik. pale or anemic from woman's ills. 1-or young girl, just entering womanhood; for women at the crit- under their hats. Were got to ical tune; nursing motnere ana every have a lot of ship3 that is grant; d. woman who is "run-down," tired or we've crowed so much about '"'..,i. ri..Mur . r. Prescription is a special, safe and cer tain help. It can now be bad in tablet . lorm. lou can procure a trial package of the toliii'ts bv writing Doctfir Pierce, Chief of Staff at Invalids' Hotel, Uuffalo. ! X. Y., enclosing 10 cents. Write in rail cor.tidenee if you desire free medical . advice also. ', EosKBt'HO, ORKnns. There Is nothing ; ri . so g.joj as Moctor Slate Highway Cnmmi order work only on n:: Hues until after th- war. In the N'orthwet. The int'ling wil! start at ?, o'clock .-.h.-.rp and is for yo-.tni; men betv.-oii the ;ige:- of 1' and 21 and a ce-iiial inviiai'or r; extended to the fath-rs of t'l;e .ny .. i iiom!-: ;t Ai:n L.. to iiavk A llltll.l, IIAI.I. Mr. Grain Farmer: Are you prepared to handle your grr.in in bulk? Do not wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work arid worried with labor shortage, but build your gianeries now. You can buy tho lumber and roofing paper for a first-claw 1000 bu.nl. el portable (tranary for .r4.54 Rnd it will last for years. Sacks for the .flume amount f (train will cost you $r'5.00 and this would te a dead lo&a anainst this year's crop. A jrranary of this size can be moved anwhero and can he filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high pibed labor handling and sewing racks. The boys in the trenches need the Racks for sand hags for the protection of their very lives and perhaps yonr boy is among them. Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the money goes to India. m ild) VOI R GRANARIES NOW He prepared by building them before the farming season opens up. Ho sure to got good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. hon't lis green lumber. Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss and du'nage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our hoys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now Portable granaries of this type are universally used in other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma terial for one granary. For pai titulars as well an prices nn Union County lumber for nil farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON Continued fro eprt of fit and i.'i: S;ur x-; I ''"cer is keeping .i;:e in orderly J condition. ( iiy Reroute!- Ins f. islod mailing all notic-s of ile- lni'iuent asiessmeni?. Prinunt tj I instructions of i ;ty Coronnislon. t'ity Attorney iirw pier.;,r.-ii a roem- I lut house ordinance which is hi-re- i ui'.h sutjiiii!;'-,! for y,,.,r ',iJ.;Mj,.;i;. tiun. f'olhiwin;; i.-i a J Tr-asurer's rceii':4 I fuents for the v.-eeU" J RF.fF.IIT'5 From water reni.-c. . . . I I'ki.ii lui. Iiii. Ir,, 1"' ',,! Imp li. ir t. . I 1'riMi! Iiceiie . . I'n. ui electrical p-c ' ! Tolal lle.-.-ipt. J ittsnrit.-'t :i:sts I'm Imp. Ili-l Ir.r. p.i I Tor contlntept war'nt. r l .. ! fr water vt3:,t. p-i i For rtiad warrun', p. Tnlil Ph,hilrel.i. 1,1- , Following i. a mate,.:cTit ci'ipls of City !! riri. ! : ! HKCKI1TS ! 1'iom Fines WARHANTS MtWYN ' l On genrinl r-'ii-! ?!f7!M7 I (in road fund ?,) I "a water fitr.d .... :;.)5.r,J .Total HTi.7.SI Licenses i.-.r.iled Twi. J. , Youi 1 rc 'p.vtfiil'.y. F. i; l I IIKI'Y. ...'.'l.-'l c-.it .ir,,! c these ships. ;,., v.,ji , tlrpend :-.ct cr'y the v..ir ifelf. hut; ."' (,.",',;,. the prrne::: im',"..-;: i-1 !:fe of the nation. - .1 ... . r-n Tni...:fv"- , . :;r,V.K:; :: hurley-. UGE0UffiJB!33iZPaifia.2 Chairta "' the Board.. 1 $6.50 ',. m m t&m I to $7.50 - M m Ws To viilk into a ftore fi - W and say, "I want a pair S L. of Army Shoes'' is g nV all rilit as far as it S (A I M goes. Hut only when C j vl 1 you insist on the B y-f illllSli' 1 P Hi;rs?4 Favorita J'rescriUtion for all diseases with i-i4 '. tr wliicir a woman U fe i-KfN!i'.-ii troubled. I took V-'-J-f '."'s 1' '"r Inflamtna Sn .'i'' ry ;ion and It cured -' S 'Si--1' i 1 - r.io. I also took it during ex pectancy and 1 was h well all the time: had no her.iiache. no hck hvlie, na morning pfV-rn.s. noonr stomach, no olosiiug. Mm. .'i. i. i.t'-iiii.s, jiosiicr Ctreoi. AsTf':.A. O'ETxojr. "My blood was bad '.ir a Ji.inr wme :tnd 1 was ail run-down, ind s'Vri-. lio'Mi-iK S. was nervous and tin-, all xui time. After Irving different r'-mrtlU" wiiiiout gitinrr any bettu", I liividifi to try ;r ricrcc's Kimedies. I .x;k I-avorito Pret-rription ami th t.tfiti.1!! AiiMii'i Pisiov'ry according to diret-ttttris and was restored to Denoct heniii. I casi von?:ientiouily recooiaieno t!:i!T.. "My nftiir always uses T)r. Pierce's TVnntli'-s Mie ga me tho 'Favorite rriri-rion w!i-n I wsa coming into 'y.. maul,. 'hI.- M::i, C. C. AIcsEKOCH, !?. I;:ai, Slr.w BUCKHECHT i , B Pts !: :! si 3 . :;:f)!)t of le- 9 u. s. Pat. err. ARMY SHOE are you sure of aettinn the nio-t for your money the niut conilort, the most serv ile, the most value. For prji tii-.il, everyday wear for lasting comfort you can't Uat the liuckhnht Atrr.y Shoe. Made on the Munson I .a-t spiVi.'iod hy the I . S. Armv worn by ail of our "Miers and ihousands of men in civil life. Look for our rr(' itced trulr mark MUl KHI.CK l itsmprd on evtry pair to protect you. Buckingham & Hechf M.nni.cl.rrr. S.a Fr.n 'ou can get ihe Buckheclit Army S'-oc in your lr.wn. If your dealer Joe,' not cury it, mite ut duett. 1 jr-Vk) JsaTO-m. 17 y Helps the housewife to save butter, lard, suet; improves fried foods and salad dressings. FOOD Administrator Hoover says that 375.000 tons of animal fats can be uved yearly if one-third ounce less is used per capita per day and he aski every American to do his share. - He says use vtgttailt oils in cooting. And thousands of housewives today are conuratuiatins themselves that they have at last found in Mazola a VL'getab!eoil whiih is ei-tn bnur thjn the old tookiti", mediums. Mzcla is a pure product from .nerican corn. It browns food quickly, preventing that grcasincss and sojjincss which used ;j be so prevalent in fried or sauted duties. And since Mazola does not carry tisle or odor from one food to another it can be used over and over again a great force for economy. 11 you want an especially delicious mayonnake or French drcising use Maiola. Ther, n no iicctl to tive up salaai bccaiuc ot tlie uiKcrtain supi-ly or hii'ii prices uf oliv. nil G Maiola from your grocer in pint, quart, half-nlkin or iralln iln. I The large nrrs arc the men economical. Aii j ak for the Ires MjioU lituk of !j toet ua i.wt eolile lirf.ctK:a. Corn Products Ilcfiiiiri"; Company New York Sriliaf k-prKUtfM Johnsoo.Lieber Company fartUai, Ortf v .4. V I
