La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1918, Image 2

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A WONDERFUL SHOWING OP
EASTER PETTICOATS
Exceptional Styles in Dependable Silk
Rev. Feese Visitor
In Wallowa
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A DISPLAY FULL OF FASHION
SURPRISES
Bundle after Imiidle of -ri.j new petticoats
just uimaeked iiresentinir ;i variety never lH
e(iiiilled in this city.
Jersey Top I'elticnats with Taffeta Flounces.
Plain Taffetas and I'ean de Cyclic.
Jersey Tups -with Taffeta Flounces.
Plain Taffeta and liriijlit ehiffoii.
Tops with Flowered Warp Print Flounces.
Regular and extra sizes: clever styles that enable
the new straight-line silhouette. Adornments all
flatly applied; neat shirring, cordine,. pleaf in.irs,
eriinpirifis, shirred tucks, etc. Plain and smart
chaneahle coloi'S.
A remarkable showing, just in time for prr
Easter choosing.
Prices, $3.00 to $8.50
Hill's Department
CA
UNDER THE CAMOUFLAGE
WAI.I.CjWA, Mi.icIi 1 . (.Sp.r
lal. I Mis. Jo M.'lu.nald illumed
home .Miiiiilnv jiI'ih:- Imvlnt; spout a
vciy tlfiisat'i wi..-cimI with h,r
nrplu-w, t.'ljiud 1. of I; wood, at lOtiU't
prine. Ituv. Mr. .Mklna uavo an excellent
ifotiirr-tit'i moil on St. I'miti V to an
appivMli'iiw audii'Mco last Sunday
tvi'nini;. .
Iter. Mr. Fcnso, pastor of tlie? M.
K. Church ot l.a (iiiiixlo, will hp in
Wallowa. Tliinsday, to lecture on
"That faii'n Follow." This lectin--.'
v.'ill hp held hi' tho .Mi'thntlir.t.
church.
Oraoe Hall and lla.-.i I Sodcn, the
Walh.v.-.i Jlifcll Sdiotil dcltatin team
acoinpanicd hy 1'iiif. .1. Krkorslry,
rcturat'd holm: Sunday from Ontario
when? tiny wont to uphold tii- ne
gative ride i.l a de!i::te which wa.;
hidd in thill city, to il.clcl.- Ihr-
championship or l;:i:ie:'ii Ori'Kon ii
the IiIkIi Hchool deoatillK h-aue.
The unintuitive of the (jiicstloii. !"
milvcd. That tne lulled Stales
should enter a It ai-'iie to enforce
Intimate War Experiences and Observations of
LOWELL MELLETT
(Tniteil Press Staff Correspondent)
337
pence, v.a;; I;
and Wevley (,h
Wallowa tenii!
deci;:ioii, thn.s
I'lmiiinionHiip.
ilicn lv Clara I
nn, of Ontario,
led hy a two to
;:illiK Ontario
The judl-'e- w
Krai! I:
Tiiniri
ler, ill'
l. liyan
. of liy
l'i iiillar.d
1,1c
of Wei-i
, and Mr
one
i he
. "iv :
. 1 .
sinee Wolff'st, the official govern
iiiont iiKcncy, did not isirry Ihem.
It lias been ponnihlo to tracer the
effect of t h Ik inethoil of- reuclihiB
the (leinian people and tho llrltish
Koverninont is more than Katltified
with the re.siiltH achieved.
Tho (icrnians iheuiHelveM are expel-In
In the art id peaceful penetra
tion. I'rohahly the cleverest effort
of this kind on their part Is the
newspaper "Lo Journal defi Ar-
'dennes," printed in Krench and
(b'owii over the Trench lines by air
planes. To assure that it I rend
hy I lie I'Vench soldiers n Bl eat deal
of nws is printed coneerniiiK
Krencii prisoners in German eauips
and Preach families in the Gernian
occupied territory.
iNEWTpDAYj
I'OH SA1.K. Kiirnltiire for live
room house complete; fruit jars
and wood. Parties leaving town.
House to rent. Call Illack :iti"l.
:-sntr
barbed wire cnlannh'rlicnu and Into
the Heche lilli.'il.
l-'olloMiiin lhi: feature plcluie
another eylsoile of the Official llrit
i:dl nr idcturca of th' retreat of
the Oeriiians at the Untile or Al
lan will be r.hown. While the bat
tle Ma.i'es ill the feature picture are
made at the studio I best.' .scenes in
the v;u' pictures wt.re taiien '"over
there" and a cood comparison Is of
fered ia lite tail hi uluess for frets
rou KKXT.
. home, ld07
7hl.
14 room furnlsiied
;th St. l'hone ,M
3-20-:!tpd
The
war
Sta-
; follov.i
piel live.
out in the llli'KinK of
ARC A DE ii S-T-
'ioltt AIiTsf'iTiui TotntiriMiiv.
HpUy was tin? iinreroKnizt l
. inndfliuililir r tho prowl iiml
liniiRlity Drtwley family or (Jkhuih
buiK, Kentucky. had met her
misin VtiKinin; imd Virginia had
come out second IwhI hi nn tMiconn-
tt'P C wlis. Now ft WUH lU'tH.V'H
turn to battle for ht;r fathtir'n llfo
uimI batrlo In flu; old IioiuchIcjkI,
"if 'you Willi Hemi;:lilm otiti" fitifd
Captnln DavldHon, I will orftor m;
noldfci-H to refrain from Honirhlnp
hoiiHo." And notny,
KnardiiiK her fal ln-t 'h lift,
Half an hour later hIio
with downcarit cvch and
linnd.
"You havo broken your word,"
Raid the captain, ficrrcly. The
proud little head wont up.
"I did nothing f the. kind. I
Kent him out of tht' hart: dom."
That in how lifitK.v Dawb-y navod Jicr
fatlM'f'H life in ''Morjuin'H Itaidors"
the Itluehfrd piel ore In whiih lit1
eminent llluebird star, Violet Mer
Hereau. routes to the Arcade Thea
ter tomorrow only.
who was
pi oniined,
a ppea ted
hoiiKinK
Chamhcrlain's Con"h Uemcdy n
Favorite for ( oltl.i
J. h. Easley, Macon. 111., in speaking
of Chamberlain's CoiikIi ilentedy Hays,
"iJurinj; the past fifteen years it bus
been my sister's favorite medicine for
colds on the lut.irs. 1 myself have . 'nrs,
taken it a number of times when suf-lous
fernur with a cold mid it alwnys re- muchim
I'Ved me nrnninl v. '-- Aim. 1
.mo vim snows mi-:. ioi(i o 1:1:
TMIO TO..
Some of th most o!ti Intra In Iml -lh
"ene evr recorded by the mo
tion picture camera, with the possi
ble exception of "Hhots" nctually
mad at the front, ate shown In the
Triangle play, "The down of IVk
liny," starring Alma Hubeiis, at the
Htai Theater nn Tlmrmhiy and Fri
day, This play wan adapted from
Karl Dor IHggcm' Saturday Kvenlnu
Post story,- "Kacli According to His
Gifts."
A French vlllauo was built at
Martville, Triauule's 1 .snu-ncre
In t be Santa Monit a mount a ins, r.t
a cost of approximately $!i,0int.
This village was an evact duplicate
of a French town, and was 1 hen
blown up by mhiet and artillery
fire. In all Tiilll soldiers were t:..t ri
in this scene, halt' Get mini and the
rest Urtiiiih.
In eapthrini; the Herman trench,
a wonderful picture of No Man's
Land Is shown, barbed win1 ent.i a
Kteiuenl", peri scope, machine kmiis
and ail. Some womleiful li;:htluc
effects were nhtained by Pireetor
Iteynolds in this nU:h( stun' and in
cidentally all of Culver City was
kept awake for two nights by the
explosions of mines and trench tuor-
to say tint hi n i; ofjhe coutinu
'spit," "spit," ,spil." or the
nuns. Tho allies are seen
coitiK "over the top," through tlie
An international 1 spy incident,
whieii oeeurn d in the eurly part nf
the . cpean war, fitrms l lie basis
'for one of the tnrilHut; episodes (n
'""liiehard tho llrazen." the (Ireater
V'itai;r:ijii Clue Iiibb.-,n le.it ure
whir:li will be the attraction at the
Sherry 'Ds'-ater lomori ow on iy.
When i he v.ar firr.t bean, l.Ier
i;i.iny bad her an'n.s in jrreat num
bers in Kniiland, a?, well as in
France, Km:sia and the I'niied
State.-. They outnuml)eied the Al
lied agents more than throe to one,
auil", a 'JjUi-ve - pari . "ioQ iheli work
!Wiis in k-eeplny: track of every man
:onnected with any brunch of (he.
enemy jj:o ei inijents. It was not'
strange, then, that when Hi itish
iind French munition agents rame
to t hi.- count ry to make purcha -.es
they were closely trailed by the
spies of Wilhelinst rasse.
S.i eioselv was one of
at'cn's fo.irwed that In
el-it!.- ?iis pursuers by b
an eummooile. The
ii; 1 hiv.K and I he
the Allied
tried to
apinK into
others did the
t wo c;u s r;n ed
fer iiifire tliau twenty r..iles. On;
of t hem met v. ith a minor mishap
and the other, heaiinu the Limltdi-
I'.irmer's wa
t he munitions
injured,
been j;raphir
Hichaid the
akinu it. the
Vilamaph company actnally
smashup between an a-ito-
man. i.inashed into v
on and was wrecked
haver beiutf : ei iousl;
This incident Ins
ally repi nduced in
I'.riizen," and in
Creale
taued
mobile and a wnon.
Harry Morey ami AHcp Joyce,
stars of "Wonianliood" and nlbvi
bis VMajsrapli features, are featured
in "liiehard (he llrazer."
! li.u Lowell Mellett
Iriiitfttl I'less Staff Correspondent.
! LONDON, Jan. It;. All fiorts of
Clirlstmas piesents have come across
tho Aliunde for tho soldiers, but it:
Is to be hoped not many were like.
the one a yottnK Second Lieutenant j
from Ohio cot. It. only arrived:
yesterday,
''What "h the matter?" I asked j
him, havinu reference to the blue-I
ness of his countenance. j
"Just cot a Christinas present."'
j "That's nothing to net uly
aboui.'
"Wail uhli) you ho it."
I He iumbb d in his pockets and
uuitlK r.siv-i tin) an envelope, ,0m
of this he took an engraved card
which proved to be a formal wetN
diriK announenu nt.
"What's about i'?" I aked.
"Noitiinu rx"pt I nut 's the ar
I ihoi'i-'h' I wa'i oinw to entrry."
Tlnirkinc 1 lien that I might fit
tempi to offer consolation or try to
die r him np--w hlch I miyht have
done, rememberint; bow often he
h;id l;ill;efj ul.,tit the Mii'l ho left
behind - be put up a protesting
haii'l.
"Oh. it'n all riuht. The worst
bump is oer. At fi:st f felt like
.mlnv: out and taking a trench sln-i.;le-h,inded
but there aren't any
trenches In Loudon. Now 1 have
no disposition lo take a trench ex
cept In the regular way, so I fiuess
I'm yettihK over it."
LONDON. Jan. 1 K.--"Veltfried-enshedlimunKen.'
Translated, It doesn't sound ar,
bad as that, meaning: ''Proposal for
World Freedom."
Hut read in derma ny ft probably
means Treason. " Weltfried-ete." ia
the title of a Utile pamphlet con
taining Lloyd-(!eorj:e's recent war
aims statement, or as the sub-title
reads, "Darlomintferr des britischen
Piemierministeis am atom Januar,
MiS."
Some millions of these little pam
phlets already havo been distributed.
In derma ny. The manner of the
distribution cannot be told, but it
is permissible to say that the bulk;
are not beitiK bundled by aero
planes though the total so distribu-' will he the (Treat tot of a life and death
ii'il ..nimiilei-ihtr sirup-jio on inn uesieru imui, in mj
,s ,nnwMl l'll,r- :-everydnv walks of life. It is the sprim?
In addilion to this pamphlet der- :tw that brings 111 heaUh. (Hie of tlu !
mnnv is beiiiR inoculated with ano-'r,liief reasons why the rim -down man!
pat-HKi-aphH in Lloyd Georne's nearly all his hours for the past lour or j
sneeeh that the C.erman nress did i live months penned up within the walla
nnCripInt not even tlw fultc-M' niw!of house, faclory til' ollice. It is the VCU-
eot. pi int. not een the KHlicai, puB-y (((r (mr ,iimbiihed restam.' - that
1 is, lack of out-door life, 'coupled with
iperhaii nver -fin in. luck of irood ever
tcise, Instiilicient sleep, and constipation.
I lu i u tier words, we keep letdiuK the
j furnace witli food but do not lake out
tiie ''clinkers." ami our lire does not burn
j Lriulit.ly. Always keefct,ht liver active,
j There is not.hinc luster for health than
i taUiim an occasional mild hiMilivn. per-
hap oiu-e'u, week; such a one as you
i can (ret at any drun store, made up of
! .May-apple, jalap. u:oes, i sufrar-coalcd. i
tiny, e.isilv taken l. which has suhh! the!
'test of iifiv vitar of anpmvul luimolv,
: Dr.' Pierce's Pleasnnt, I'eilets. Hut. fori
the"Sprin" I'l-vcf. " ihe petiertil run-doMi j
I'ondiito't, : dr- !:'; .! a in hi lion, the ;
' " olues, '' e-v li - : i t;ike a eoUfMi of I
' treiituh i.', eve--,- spftm-: su.-h a iai!ard ;
' ionic, as P)r. Pht.-oN i.oldr:: Medical
covr-ry, eiiw to l- 1 :ul ia lalilet form in j
sixty-cen;. vails. i at--!i lli: peophi 'o ;
pioiidinir a'on the Mr.-et. There's no :
.'priiiL-. no itnliiy. viti.li.lnir luidc such j
as this Vetera life etrit.:. of Dr. Pierce's;
uiv's ynu Hi" power Lo for.-e yourself j
inlo action. Ttie liraln re-peud-i to the I
new Hood in ;n,i:l:Mio:i. and thus youYa ;
re;ny in niai.e a liciit airainst taua i
Tion whii'li ludtt ; .o;i hi hoi id a e. Try i
it now! - Don't -.vail! '!'o-d:iy is tho!
dav to bein. Oi in a l'le "pep;" audi
liuif;li and live. Vim and vitality ate the !
' natural out-pomi.i of v. healthy bady. !
It does j,i't. prf : j up in it itiirht. Try!
' ibis srl hi? loaic. ;ind yon Lrain tho cutir- j
n-u Ihat annus with good hciith.
iljiiKP' . 8ir.. .tK '
CANNED -C00D5
W5TH THE NATURAL
JUICE AMD
FLAVOR -
A new shipment of "'Over
Top" just In. Most popular
hook out. Xewiln fiook and
tlnnnry. 3-20-:
Honistltrhlntr,
The Klite Shop.
I'OR SAI.K Oakland Six, 1!)1T mo
del In (,'ood eondition. Two ex
tra tiros. Call Ij'arm l!)(i.
3-20-fitp
OCR CANNED GOODS ARE THE NEW SEAS' ; . ':
RIPENED ON THE TREES AND IN THE I IEI. IK AN t :
IN TIIEIU NATIRAL Jl'IC'E SO AS TO I'UhSKMfc I HEIR
NATURAL. I'RKHIl FLAVOR.
YOU WILL ENJOY Ol R CANNED GOODS HKCAVSfc TIIE
TASTE LIKE FRESH IIO.ME-(iROVN IRIHS AND M;(.E-
TABIiUY CANNED GOODS BY THE DOZEN THEY ARE CHEAPER
THAT WAY.
I'HOXE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
HARRIS
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. G0255."
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3-20tf j
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IN THE SPRING
HAT SALE
$4.00 hats for J1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
Lots of them left.
:i-l-3t THE TOGGERY'.
For the dandruff use Silvei thnrn's
Ideal Shampoo and Germicide Hair;
Toulc. It always does the work. :
! 2-28-K.
is Rotten rid of the less the danger.
As soon as the first indications ot
a cold appears take Chamberlain'?
Coii!jh Remedy. As to the value ot
this preparation, ask anyone who hns
u.ed it. Adv.
The Pneumonia Season
The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the time
to be careful. Pneumonia often re
sults from a cold. The quicker a cold
D'ONT MISS
BILLIE BURKE
FRIDAY
ARCADE ,
It's Easy If You Know Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of keeping young is to feel
young to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark tings
under your eyes pimples a bilious
look in your face dull eyes with no
sparkle-. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per c:nt cf til r.ickness conies from in
active bowels iind liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ol.io, perfected a vegetctla com
pound mi::al rvith clivo oil to ret cn
the liver and towels, which hj rpve ta
his patients f T yecrs.
Dr. lidvrardi' Olive Tablets, the cubcti
tut; ft.:- calcmcl. are emle in thoir action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toninff up the liver azd clcr-r-ing
the system of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwards' Glive Tab
lets by their olive colr. 10c a:id L5c per
box. All diugcisto.
VTJ FOR WHITE SHOES M IA
FOR WHITE SHOES
A lily white finish that
leaves no yellow tinge.
Reuains the natural
grain of leather. . .
Does not fill the sur-
face of fabric.
ASK NZAREST STORE FOR
tLP.G;i TAN-RED-WHITE
ShisoiA
Stop Long Enough To Think"
1,111 11 f w ggMM aiiimiMmiuM
Itnii'l liny a 1 r.-it-tor willum! I'nst lunkin it over.
'V:kc tin- same t . I . rarcfnl slmiy l!l;i, you wniilil
if yi mi w Tf Itii.v in - ,i In use. I k it n it i-an-full v.
si.c it iiji in yui l' own mini! what vnu ;illl a
ti'ai'tm- tn tin. Ymi w t 1 1 1 i 1 1 ( liiiiij; n' t 1 1 i 1 1 u a
ptniy team tn iiiil a hi- iail. Smnr n'iii,. tinlav
arc ilniu-this cry lliiti;;- in lniyiim-small li'artms.
It is vrr.v cmsv In . ! -i ,i i a li-a.-lm- w h -i i vmi
want tn make a salt', mi" sin.. ui. ;,mi listt'ii"
In liiff ynu lni. l!u- a tra. t.ir Iiii h has Iutii
tlicil dill ami has a irnn.l rrjiiitalimi. Saittsun ainl
l.'illlilcy t l ;l .-t .I s ai r in a cla-s In tin'insrh ,.s S(, f;n..
'I'llcy ale the kiml that sln.w iii1iiil: in tin- t'irl.l
- and that is wiicrc the slmuilnun , nines. Smnr
Iractms slinw iii ,n tIv nn pavement m- liaiil
loads, lint nut in the held where the wmk is In he
llnllf.
Unn't I'm ui f mirliiain Meds. I '" hiishil ISed.
Scat and I'.rakc I'm-smi.oii. Think nf it
LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT CO.
K. S. NOIM.'IS
1529 Jefferson Street La Grande, Oregon
Ilninc Iml., Main 7S0 - Union Cc, K'cd :'-Tl
ARCAE
TOMORROW
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YOU MAY ENJOY CHOICE COFFEE 1
AND STILL BE ECONOMICAL IF YOU USE
BARRINGTON HALL
: .V i(iiind of tii'dinary coffee makes 40 cups
or less. A pound of Harrington Kail makes
(it) or more.
Price, 45c Pound
Frcsli Kyus, '1 tloz. for 7"c, delivered.
One dozen Peroxide Hath Tablets, 1.00.
Washington Crisp Coi n Flakes, !)c, delivered.
I. ns Aliyeles Head Lettuce, 10c ;i head.
War Ureads. I (nuyhnuls and Cakes
fresh every innrniiiLT.
I.ltick l-'i.Lts for stewing mrposes, l."),- lh.
(L)uaker Oats, small package, lac, delivered.
Onion Sets, "JOc a poiiiul.
I'resh Walla Walla Spinach, lite a pound.
'e
Practically
Everything Has Raised
But Telephone
Service
PHONE MAIN 80
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
Put on the Bevo Glasses when you set the
table for tlie bite you've prcnarij f ir t'ic (rnvtn of
the evening. A3 a edgcsSica f(T n du:::ty l.ir.ch:
Cream cheese anl chrp:vvJ clivr r.: ndv.i, hv-i :0n
l.n.wn bread.', Dili r:cfcUs. Slirirr.p sala.!. I c colli
Bevo.
Iioi lf a nutritive rtrinU, Ecvo malxs an ;r pf.i.-in'
!i:ul dcUthtful a.kiili-.:-. ; any n.cj: hut or oil L
l:,;!rt or heavy. ' 1
Ilcvo the nll-ycar-'round ?..ft drinli.
r-tilit 1:1 l.ol::.., , ,,-,J ,.iVJ l- ty
An;:luci i:-12w.rn -rr. :.c las
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