Like a Breath of Spring
New Silk"Fitrite"Petticoats
What a pleasure every style
loving woman will have 'Vet
ting into" (hem! Just hint
of the wondrous variety will
net your curiosity Koine.
Soft Chiffon Taffetas
in the new clinging, straight
lines.
Changeable Taffetas
Glace Taffetas and
Smart Jersey Top
Styles
These in pleasing soft colors.
Round to be un effect for
every taste plain silks,
changeable wflli plain Kilk
flounceii, new combination
of changeable topN with
Dresden flounces.
J'loiit.v of Extra Sizes
Moderate Prices
The "Kitrite" manufacturer
miikes petticonts exclusively,
and through year-ahead plan
ning and buying of materials
these new petticoat values
are fully 2S per cent better
than ordinary kinds.
They represent the acme of ,
style? quality, fit and value.
See them tomorrow.
Prices, $4.00 to $9.00
Hill's Dept. iStore
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SIlASIIIK SCK.VHN IN
JII'.TIIO'S "IMVHIllvU;"
Atlantic City's famous boardwalk ' Di-amii Sew Coincily.
and beach figure prominently In thei
Important closing scenes of the Me-1 In her, latest Paramount pholo
tro production, "Daybreak." star- j P"iy,, ."Via. Dane's DerenseT' Paul
ring Knilly . Stevens, which will be : Ine Frederick's portrayal of a wo-
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in,: uiiiihi.uii m onv-iij iiauiiei
today for the last time.
: The Metro players went to the of ',pr llre ") ""' succuiuhing ,
fashionable seiiBlde resort to stago;1" a lost human way, Is a mauler-j
the scenes showln.v the hnppenlngs ' Piece and entirely up to her usual
which bring about the' reconciliation; high standard. "Mrs. Dane's De-
between Edith Promo (Emily Stev-1 fense." which was adapted lor the
nat and Arlhur PromB(JuliW lEs-i ?"""n "y Margaret Turnhull, the
fauge). A little beach party wa well known scenario writer, has i
staged with non-professionals who! l-een directed by Hugh Ford who
1.1 ...! ? 'tfr"".!ih.-...reefed Mis. Prederlrk l ...nv !
n..i. i ...c uu. ..... . c ,,
jiiayern maue inoir neai(uariers. a,-
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lecu in ine laaious ponucisn,
Charles Murphy, the chl"f of "Tain-
many Hull," appears prominently in
the beacli scenes.
Other scenes were taken along the
boardwalk and will afford many
people who have never visited the
resort an Idea or the life at the
fashionable beach. One scene shows
Arthur Frame meeting his child
and taking him to a typical board
walk shop and buying lilni a host
of toys.
, "Daybreak" is the Initial Mono
production to bo directed by the
famous French director, Albert C'a
pellanl, who In known as a master
of soreencraft.
Sellinc more dears all the while;
try them at see why
Pharmacy.
La Grande'
2-18-tfi
ARCADE.
TODAY
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v N: 'aU'iV'
THE HOTEL JENNINGS
DO YOlT wiint to save nil vnu ran tu lniv W. S.
Stamps f If so, stop at tho .lonniii-s MotH at
.losoph. as it hs now ohHiisocl hands and is
first class hiito!. Wo ftfo uiiw oiiiipprd to solicit
your jiati'iinao. It is well heated, with no extra
eliare.
Headquarters fur Lake Wallowa Tourists and Commercial Men.
Auto Bus Meets All Trains: Autos for Hire.
Office, Joseph-Enterprise Auto Bus Line, llnndling Pascnccrs
anil Ifaggnge v
What This Label Means
The patented Fitrlte adjustment
feature means perfect-fitting Pet
ticoats WITHOUT the use of hoolis
and eyes, binding elastic or visible
strings.. Ask for demonstration.
ARC A DE
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.miis. dank's ii:i'i;si-:
Pauline J'Yoderlek In Wonderful
Minn linntpfl In I Im hint kIiiiw! Ktt:iln-
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Pmillnn 1?rg,lai-tr-b In "Mho ntn'a:
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Defense, Is one of the attractions,
loony nnu lumorrow.
The other attraction, and those who
have seen them the last few weeks
will ngree that they are attractions, too. may lie sown rattier closely and with the early cabbage. I " ;
will be one or tho new Paramount- j then thinned out, using the small .The Community Committee organ- j m-T;i" y ( '
Mack Sennet, comedies' The one i one" for '""I"S "' leaving the ze, n .H Oratido is under the effi- j C ! l'li
this week Is called "A Bedroom 1 nr"er onv for "!ble "ae anA thy i clent leadership of Mis. Gilbert Cur-; '
Blunder." and. with Charles Mnr-
ray.' Wayland Trask and Mary Thur-1
man In the 1. ads. It Is useless ,,
that the fun nioes along In rapid-1
nr.. order
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Chnmlierluhr Tahtetfl. !
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L.,i,i,-,n un- uiiiTiiutHi tTspcc-
hilly for illsorders of the stomach,
liver and bowels. If you are troub-
led with heartburn, Indigestion ar
constipation they will do you gned. :
-Adv.
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TOMORROW
0
PAULINE FREDEDkCKl
t.n.nr?,Dane'sppfense-j
J QMmowiiCpictuik
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kt T.HTi'. .vow itv plax-
MN(J VOIR hl'IIISt; ...Mtl.UX
Boca use of tho splendid soil con
ditions In many parts of La Grande
wo may look forward to oven larg
er vegetable, crops off the back yard
and vacant lots t linn we had last
year.
Intensive cropping Is far prefer
able lo extensive cropping thlB year
whether moisture Is available or I
not because of labor shortage. j
The practical- currying out of ai
planting plan- for the vegetable gar-j
den requires considerable fore-1
thought anil previous preparation:!
now Is the time to do the planning. ,
Seeds ot many varieties are scarce ;
Ibis year; therefore I advise plac- j
lug your seed order In good time, j
and If you do not buy of a good j
reliable seed house In the East, pat-!
lonlie one of the -several credited !
seed bouses In Oregon, where yon ;
huve the service of seed testersitj
costs no more. Purchase tho best
sed procurable: the matter pf cost!
Is a detail, but may make all the,
difference between profitable and j
profitless crops. Remember that it ;
takes Just as much time to pre-;
piire the ground and cultivate pnori
as good seeds; therefore don't be!
misled by the cry of cheapness. j
Another point worth remembering ;
is that homo gardening is a most i
profitable recreation, the products
of the homo garden representing i
the labor Income of otherwise lost
time. I
Soil preparation can wait a little j
as it will he several weeks before
we can do anything on the ground; :
but now is the time to make our,
plans, that there w.ty be no waiting!
no haphazard sowing when the;
Spring weather opens. i
One of the biigbenrB Is to select ;
just what Is best fnr.ii the bewilder
ing offerings of the average seed ;
catalog. Then there arises the .
question: "How much of each do I
want?" Now the only practical
t way. to go about the matter Is, first,
to malic a rnrerul plan or tlie avail-
ablo space at your disposal. Your
.nieasurniiients must be lnlrly
rect so that you may plan the most
profitable use of the cultivated land.
ine louowing are noriicuiiurai ; '
varieties which will grow best In " " " " ' ; 1
La (irande and outlying dlstrlcls: ! ground Is hot and dry. The Amer- .this lot to the Committee 111 charge,
. BKANS: The Kentucky Wonder in ; lean Wonder Llixtonla is the swoel- r"' the Summer months. Any lndi
the best gieen pole been, matures ' e8t .,,.v npa (here is- and follow- vill,lal. od 01 -young, desiring such a
early, and has a long season. The .
Brown Ilayous, a bush variety, are :
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me ueans lo plant ir you wisn to
store them dry for the next winter's
8e. . :
IJKKTS being a root crop will do
well In the early Model or Detroit
Dark fled. Try sowing them thick-
ly and then thinning the baby beets
out for greens. . - ;':,;
:CAUllOIS: The fcarly Jeraajr
Wakefield and Danish Ball heads.
f'""1 e- Count on about two
dd.en heads to be used fresh and
0,e Amea , f , ,,ann
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crock of BOlir kraut.
CARROTS: Dancer's Half Long Is
a large variety, wiiile the Oxheart :
I. a shorter variety, sweet in flavor
and excellent for home use. These,
i storage.
r, , . ll9' "s wns lllc case lasl S'-ir. with
..( A.'IF 1 Th, rtlet of:,,,,. ,,.s,t ,ha( 7 acres was nl,,e.-
nil tlie stnnilnrd vnritiMi m-fii v.
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wiicre is ine cany snnwoaii. It is
small verv earlv nure white and
s unn, w.i ean. pure wiiim. and ;
iiiwujo riiiv tu iifitu. tii ii HI I
very cIokp together.
CEI.F;RY: One of the heat in
!',l.""ll!y o' one -of the easiest to .
oieacn, is lioiuen ?seir iiieactilng;
medium to large size, (creamy
white healthv and vlirnrons AViii
bleach Itself If shaded on sides hul '
does better ir completely shaded or!
banked up with dirt. Another var-i
lety much like this one, hut earlier;
I and slightly smaller, Is tlie White
' Plume, i
j ASPARAGUS: Palmetto aspnra-
gus is one of the largest and most
lender varieties of this appetizing'
green. It may take several years to
; make a good bed but you will feel
doubly repaid. In the products.
OUEENS: Swiss Char ns well as
Scotch Curly Kale. Kohl Raid, and
Victoria spinach are splendid var
ieties of greens and grow well thru
out the season. These may be used
In early fall cropping.
SWEET COKN: The Golden Ban-'
. tain Is well adapted to our climatic
conditions.
LETTUCE should he rrcsli ami
crisp thruout the season with r lit
tle extra care. Start your seeds in
a hot bed In the early Spring. Only
plan a .mall bed at a time but keep
It going. Star, with a Simpson or
; Cos, set out early anil not too close.
- Keep the soli well moist and If the
jsun becomes too hot shade the let
j luce with a plank set up against
-pees placed at each end or the low.
, on the South side, or stretch a
cheese cloth over Oie entire bed
which I. tacked to pec set around
jthe bed. Later the New York and
Hanson will give yon solid head
lettuce.
ONIONS: or .he dry variety the
yellow Darners wis, gii excellent
results.
PAHSNIPSt Hollow crown or
Tender Heart will give good Fall
crops.
EARLY PICAS: ir several vorio-'
ties of peas are planted at the same
time, or .he same variety Is planted
at different times, the season of
"new peas and early potatoes" may I
be extended. Peas, as a rule, should
be planted early In, the Spring
while the ground Is cool and moist,
as they never do well In the hot
part of the summer and verv often '
lynot come up at all when tho
BRAINS AND
ELSIE FERGUSON,, STAR
The most nsloundlng example t un-';
expected development In the motion
picture Armament Is Elsie. Ferguson,
'j-mt In Itself cameos her against the
background of other unusual perform-
am.,,s , (lS nc,,i. j.y n0 ,,.
,, ,)p(,n , , ll(,r ,,, ,t0 smr.
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eor-idol)li hi on the slagc and on (he
,,,, slCi howPVcri Pllve !oss evl.
. imce of Intenllon, She just struck
,I1K nmos the lltlK, Marvej.
TURNIPS: Klther the purple, top
,. wi.if ini, .ii ,i .-n r
,iv nl- i t ;!.. ,n -.n t
them In too early' after tho Ri ou-id
thawed. They should be tbin-
e,i ,, , (lt 1(,113t six inci,eK .,,!,
n the row. Most people let tur-!
nips stand too thick. That makes
them small and tough and bitter. .
POTATOES: P.. rl. lUubank,
Cold Coin and N,-.led Gem, have
yleUed splendidly and are all .
nendablo varieties
TOMATOES of the Earlianna var-
llv irrew In nhiin.lanen l,..l vrl
and will certainlv ilo as welt "this
year If you take the precaution of
starting the seeds In a hot hod er.il '
bave the nlants readv to not
out :
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-liv dinlni. 1ll7 ,,.,. -v
I "'"'"t. d mar. l a 1,.--.
havc bepn m,pp,ed thruout. the wlu-
refretables. If anyone in La Gr.inik
hllR H VJU'.Ult lilt -.nii'i:il' u iiorr.
moMnrt 8 available which th-y can'-
not use this Spring and Sun nier,
your Government, asks that you t.irn
COAST SENDS TOUKO STEIt TO TAKE WHIRL
.'AT WILLARD'K TITLE
Ollt Ot tno west tas Cashed a.1
Slew meteor of the boxing world.
I Jock Dempscy, young husky and
ambitious, has designs on Jess
Wlllard's jealously guarded title
.and appears to ba the most likely
contender j la the, heavyweight
lanka. -
r Dempsey's ' great handicap at
Hrescnt la but lack of experience.
lie has only been In the ring gape
tar about three years and most of
Ml battles bav been in California
-where bouts are limited to four
rtrunds. -
i- About two years ago Dempsey
Shade- his first eastern appearance
when-ho blewdnto New York and
knocked out Wild Bart Kenny and
Andre Aaderson In quick succes
sion. Ho outfought John Lester
lotoses, big clever negro in 10
BEAUTY WON
IN ARTCRAFT PICTURES
out and landed head, shoulders and feet ;
iiltove any level tho others reached.
That is the astounding part the conn j
plete unexpectedness of Ibe develop- :
incur. And they nsk how It came to
be? One nnswer only. Hack o her .
beautiful face Is a brain capable of "
turning out workmanship of the most
delicate liligreo In her art. She proves i
this most conclusively In her next Art- !
craft I'lclure, "The Song of Songs.''
vacant lot will also turn In their!
re,UC,sU 10 tllc Coinnilttee which Is;
m ifnriiiu:i m ucl us a clearing nouse.
Absolutely no rent is to bo charged
and no- fce P'M tur tl,e ll8e of lhe :
K''oiln(1 '' Bcl vl"K rendered by your
. Community Committee. :
e u'E Problem or when "the wn
elld Hcel"8 to ue question of i
,"y'S W ..'iH her
J v ' "P" l"e
: l,of ton l " i,M he Pduces.
; ;'lrl against people. a we go-
, "B io r,ui-wit ner in actual food pro-
ductlon.
Your efforts will fore-,
shadow the results. Nothing suc-
1 oeM!i llk "ccesj.
MAY MURPHY,
Emergency Home Demonstration
Agent.
AT AllllAS
III II::- f):-.-.-:ng, hanger mid Delir
ium of War.
The Retreat of the Genua ns at
,'lie Battle i;t' At r.is," on'icinl war pic
tures of tii-.. Kritish Government,
were madi timle'-. the direction of
the licit l.i Co; eminent and were
broiigh: to coui'l'-y by Captain
r.air.es of the British Army and
tK
rounds but could not stop htm.
Dcmpsey then went back to the.;
coast and placed himself under thei
management of Jack Kcarns who:
Immediately guided him toward 1
the championship. His most not-j
able recent bouts have been with
Gunboat Smith. Carl Morris and'
Homer Smith. Dempsey beat Mor-'
ris aDd Smith on lira roast and.
ing in the east that Carl reported!
. ' ' ..,.. auv.il u 111 III r- -
to his favorite tactics and fouled
hlmscir out of the match In aix'
rounds. ,
Dempsey- received n Is early
training in a northwest lumber:
camp where his prowess as a good '
two-fisted man won him respect
from (ho best flsliUiig lumberjack
of Oie country.
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WE HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPEC
TION THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK SEEDS
IN UNION COUNTY. BULK OR PACKAGE.
NORTHERN OR CALIFORNIA -GROWN SEED.
This Is the Year to Plant Every Available Spot so
That You May Do .Your Duty by Increasing
the Production of Food. '
BUY WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS
. COMPLETE.
Onion Sets. Will Be Very Short This Season
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Miiin 70 and
408 North Fir Street
"United States Food Administration License No. G302.ju."
Wllllam K. Vnnderbllt of the of
ficial Government Pictures, Inc., to
exploit the film for charitable pur
poses. The . proceeds realized
through the rental of the pictures
are to be divided ebually between
the American and Jlritish Field
Ambulance Corps,
"The Hetreut of the Germans at
the Battle of Arras" -shows the
heroic drive of tho jtilics In every
detail. Tt brings to every rpeetnt
or the dust and .smoke and death of
actual warfare. You- see the great
guns spouting steel. You see the
machine guns raining , lead. You
see the hand grenades explode. You
see the shells burst and blow whole
detachments high into the air and
dig hngh craters into the "soil. You
see the rush over the tups of the
trenches and with tho aid of the
great British tanks finally reach a
German trench.
The management ot the Star
Theatre has secured these pictures
for exhibition at that theatre each
Thursday and Friday. They are
really a great twelve reel feature
but they have been divided up into
two reels each which will be shown
each week.
Stock, Show Likely to" 'oiitiniieJ
CNIO.V, Fob. 2,. (Special.) A I
meeting of the officers and stock-!
holders of the Union Stock Show!
association will be held this evening j
to discuss the advisability of hold-
ing a meeting this y-nr. From the j
sentiment expressed from various ;
sections of the county the forecast i
is that the stock show Will be held !
US tisttal, I
Pauline
-in-
"MRS. DANE'S DEFENSE"
Scenario hv Mai'ffiuvt Tunibnli - Directed liv
llntrli
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TODAY AND
TOMORROW
I'AK'A.MOI'XT-MACK SKN'XKTT
('O.MKDV
"A BEDROOM BLUNDER"
With
Charles Murray, Wayland Trask,
Mary Thunnan
Arcade
77 I'irniit ; s P.liu-ly 192 ,
'Across the Track
i.'oor; Season for Ice.
This is one of the winter seasons
when the Grande Ronde river so far
has failed to freeze over and the
prospects point to tin Iceless sum
mer for many., Those who have
been accustomed to a supply of nat
ural Ice have been compolled to rely
on shipments from North Powder
or else fall back on the next line
of defense which will mean to do
-without ice altogether.
NEW SOLICITOR OF
LA DOB I ) KPA 1 JT MENT
John V. Abercromble, former
congressman from Alabama, has
just been appointed solicitor of
the Department of Laborby
President Wilsoo. '
Frederick
Ford
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PAULINE FREDEDITK I II
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A loweriul hciiit interest
story, portrayed liy tho
screen "s must emotional
actress.
Theatre