La Grande evening observer., February 19, 1918, Image 2

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LA (iiiAN'i)H EVENING Ol&Eii VElt
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XWd-lkU LADLING
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VOU CfiM RELV ON
OUR
For You !
Inspired by the thoughts of
spring, hundreds of deft hands
have plied r.eedlc and ir.nehinc
throughout past winter months
to make this initiitl showing of
SILK
Fitrite
Petticoats
real harbingers of warmer days
to eome!
Wondrous style touehes worked
with infinnte enre beautiful
Chiffon Taffetas, ChnngenbleB
and Smart Jerseys in pleasing
Spring colors the single
thought ahead being just to
please you!
From $4.50 to $9.00
Hill's Dept.
iStore
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I ARC A DE !
V A l' I) H V 1 1 -1 .K TO) l H 1 1 1 ) w
Tomorrow nt tlio Arcade is Hie
Tegular vamlnvlllo day and this
t week's bill In ninrUI f ,b vat loty
'all
of acts that have made ood
along the circuit. , ' ... j
The big act on Ibis bill is the I
Wood's Musical Trio that Is marie j
up of two charming young ladles !
aud their ninlo partner. They play i
xylophones, comets, violins and j
drums In a manner that has always '
hro"Kht forth the applauso. The!
fast and furious work of Kriith,
tho girl behind the drums. Is wurthy j
of special mention and must be seen i
to bo appreciated. I
Williams and I.ee nro n team that
nro bound to make you laugh. Mr. ;
Williams who is ono of the fat boys
of tho movies .weighs over the two
hundred mark while his parlnqr,
often called the usl pocket edition
of Venus," weighs hut little more
than one hundred. They do songs
and dances and pass new comedy
back anil rorth. l'lynn and Howard
have n number which they' call "A
bit of Irish." Tills act is composed i Jr
ni enmeuy singing anu laising wtin
BOine dancing. They are clever ex-
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MARSHALL l?:?tSVi
GROCERIES
WE CUT THE PRfCE DOWT,'
WHEN WK'liWIAM TIIH (JHOCKKY IHISINKSS. VK l!0 NOT
AIM TO STAY IN IT JUST FOI5 A SflUi'T WHILE. WK KNEW
THAT TFI.I.INt; THE TRUTH '10 OL'.'t CfKrOMIHS AND G1V
INC 'IIIK.M IIIfJH OUAI.1TY, V.'HOLFKt:.,.iF. UKALTHFLI. FOODS
AT A LOW I'RICK WOLLTJ I1UI1!) Ol'H Ut'SINKSS.
FOIl ALL TIMK TO COJIE V V. SHALL KEEP UHIIIT OX
TELI.INt; THE TUFTH AM) f;iVINC THOSE WHO (JIVE FS
THElIt TIIADE THE BEST TlflNUS IN T!!E LAND TO EAT FDK
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE I'UK'E. . '
I'HONE FS YOFU ' (JRUCEBY OIIDEK TODAY.
HAREIS GIOCERY
Farmers Phone, Black 102
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
''United States Food Administration Licence No. G")02o.r."
Oold Hill Tho Heaver Cement
Co. has announced that It is ready
to make delivery of lime to farmer",
for fertilizer.
SnU-ia State Highway depart
ment con:.triic::ng ",2 projects, cost
ing ?2,:!t;7,:!00.
Now Is tlio Time to lie Careful.
The widespread blizzard is causin:
snch a demand for cough meriicim
that almost any sort of mixture b
finding snle. Avoid unknown coiv
For Burning Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should not
t2 applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for
e:ctra large size, get a bottle of zemo.
When aDDlicd as directed it effectively
eoctions that might contain harmful iemovea eczema, quickly stops itching, and
drugs. When you buy Foley's Honev heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
and Tar Compound you are getting . woundsand chafing. It penetrates, deanses
a faniilv eotigh medicine of ,,,,.,,! a"d soothes, emo is a clean, dependab e
standard and genuine merit.
licuid. Trv it. as we believe nothinff vou
contains no opiates. Sold every- havccverusedisaseffectivcandsatisfvine.
I wnere. auv.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.
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EUCITA S'OUIF.D
.Thofecpyaraordof ttie scenes I
v t wry
MARY PICKFORD AND THE PEOPLE WHO "SHOOT" HER PICTURES, TOGETHER WITH SCENES FROM PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFTj
. . PICTURES.
Plroclnrs, cameramen, location seek
ev.s and a bost of others who are never
fieen on the screen but are responsible
tor the great advancement In motion
pictures In the past live years are "the
men behind the guns." Tim principals
lire tho director Hud the men who
"shoot" the scenes and the stills, not
lo mention the young ladles who keep
tile records.
Ill the case of Mary rhkfnrd It Is
conceded on every hand that she lias
been "shot" In pictures more thou
sands of times than liny other star.
From the -very beginning bIic played
In big pictures In which there are hun
dreds of scenes Inkeri before llio di
rector tiiiiioiiiicfs that, be has enough
to coniiilete the story In accordance
with the script.
Marshall Ncilan, who has been di
recting Mary's latest Artcraft pictures,
has bad wonderful success in bringing
out her best latent qualities. In "Stella
Marls," her latest Artcraft picture, this
was particularly significant. WnltPt
Slrndling grinds the motion picture
machine that records her actions,
whilu W. S. Finn stands on the sido
lines and "shoots" (ho stills with his
big grallex. Miss I.uctlu Siiuler keeps
the record of all the thousands of
scenes Hint ore taken, from which tile
linal assembling is done.
who offers a novelty rolling globe reel coniedv called
Hit balancing and juggling 1-H'Y and the orch
while on the rolling globe is an
a well roiinric
His I'rcolou:
tra will bi b-
d hill.
ponenta of the Celtic race and their artistic display of merit. This i.r
wit aud humor Is of a wholesome ; ferlng is presented in a mo.-t pre
natiiro and riono In a manner that i tcnllnus manner and has ahvuvs
only the Irish can do. The feature been well received,
of their act is their soft shoe dauc-J Charles Murray. Slim Snmiu
Ing. j villi? and others of the Keystone
Sadie De Coma Is n churnilng lady : fiMiinaKeis will be seen In a two
i; Ai)i:. TnMoiiP.ow
With Hippodrome audcille
STAIi. TODAY AND T().MO!U!0V
I" W7irT ! C O" ET 1$ V !
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Arc you prepared to handle your crnin in lui!k? Do not
wait until Spring anl Summci when you nit !ii:icit with work
mid worried with labor shortage, but build your htjkhmu'h now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing pnper for ;i first-rlnsn
1000 busliel poitnble granary for $M.fiK and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size run be moved any where and can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenches need the packs for sand hairs for
the protection of t heir very lives and perhaps your hoy U
nmong them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lunibei
manufiictmed a! home. When you buy sacks part of ihe
money goes to India.
HI II. I) YOl'K ;K NAKIKS NOW
He piepnicil by building them before the fanring senium
opens up. Ite Mile to get good lumber, well seanruNi, us low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few ea-i:is. !Vnt
Use green lumber.
Save money- keep what you spend at home - prevent los
and damage from exposure to weather leave the sa.-ks f.r our
lioys in the trem ho; help win the war by building granaries no-.
Portable fcrnnnries of this type are universally used in
other section:-. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. Kor particulars us well a piues on
Union I'ounty lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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Admirers of t. ny Mnrey and
ih, .- me I-.-ion- '.'ill welcome this
line kc!mi ti'-ti t ir. ; Vlm Cloes
Theie" in v.iiiir in has the great
est opportunity lo display hi.i V.1-
..!!(:. The iday if. taken from
ii. dit. V. riv.mlicrs' -dory of the
name .mil will hold !! In-
i.-r.-d tiuu. .-lart to ti:';-l. TI"e
m iiiiiici i -,. The i',veat r Vilarianli
Co.- as.-'cit that 'Who (Iocs There"
racks with the best productions of
the vo:n :nnl it is well known that
this coienar.y takes infinite pains
to make cwrylhiug l.e..',i.g Ibis
nanie in a class by itself at
sheens today anil tomorrow, on the
:iino hill with the big serial.
' eiu-e:'llee Ullii the Vol:i..e."
Fresh ht
Express
Kippered Cod, lb 30c
Kippered Salmon, lb. 35c
Boneless Cod?ili, Yo 25c
THE UNITED STATES FOOD
ADMINISTRATION SAYS
Eat Fish and Save the Pork for the Boys
in the Trenches
PHONE MAIN 43
J. G. Snodgrass
feteuo in Keystone comedy.
His irecious iiile."
S-T-A
ioli:t ii:i;si r
ms heir, and then eamo the moment
-u ( wilrU m,. in tie rider musi CeeiUt
between high society and lire witn
I t he e irons. The res nit of th y o.
eislon makes a mighty intore: t iir: .
i jihoioiday to be exlilhiied at tw
Star t heat t o today and tonioi ,-o v
-- hen Violet Mei serean eome- t i
I'o.v iircent -The Little Tenor." liev
Ingram made tlie produetirn tind
The call of the oheu- - the f.celn- to serin,, the proper wfin-s r.u or;
J alien ami rxetlement of b:e under t;,,. ri,,-nses wan hal'ed mi l;
ramus -wh slmm: in the little rid- tour of the country whil. ti e r-
or when r-he was bit an oritian riiitu; episodes (r elteiis lifo were'
I thrnimh the ueeldenlal dt-ath of her n'lutomanhod in genuine surround
l father. Years her rand- ki itf the Rawdust urena.
father had t timed his oot of n
l dttoi s heeaii!e he h.id u'i-id d
nun r ti i; t i ; i'i.- .ild n.-Mt'- r. li
GRAVE LY'S
CRI-E DRATID
P&1 Chewing Plug
Bflfor th InventloA
t cor Patent Alp Proof Pouef
Mny Dealers Could Not rUp
tht Flavor ond Traahntaa In
REAL GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO,
Mow tho Pattnt Powoh Keept ll
Froth and Cloan and Good.
A Lltti Chew of Gtovelf to Enough,
A vn4 Lcta Lonper than a big chow
fNv3 of ordinary alufl.
t ottfi'iM,d to. T.Md ltti .-.
J The little liirl wa- !'
I sluiw. Ktew up to he it
I and thfii the futnie h.
snindte wlu-n her fatli
l death. The urouehy
o u i:1' tl
a !UioN i idei .
ano- a ld.u k
r fell to his
old H'Ui;d-
l'oMlnnd. Willamette Iron
n't'l Co. has contracts hv t'
:s Tor ship-;.
idedo - AHree sawmill lias been
ed and will tie operated.
father now came forwaid. dennr; ltd
the little Kill for adoption and as
ried Williams. T. "o ponnl 1
tun at the Arcade tomorrow. H-l'l-
$ v m. ,
nt LFABNEO ALL ABOUT REAL
GRAVELY BACK THERE IN OLD
VIRGINIA. THE MINUTE HE
READ MY BILLBOARD HE WENT
OUT AND ROPED HIM A PLU&
ANO NOW LOOK HOW HAPPY
HE IS!
lOOK FOR THE PROTECTION SEAL
IT IS NOT REAL ORAVELY.VMTHOUT
THIS SEAL