Tuesday, march -2c, iais
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la fir; an of; onsnKVKR '
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RUSHED OUT FROM NEW YORK
BY EXPRESS
New Silk
Dresses
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Mil J
$12.50-$42.50
Beautiful frocks for street and after
noon wear in a multitude of charming
styles. . Made up in fashionable effects
with skirts that have overdrapes and
tunics with fancy collars and cuffs.
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then ihniiKi'H In black lacp. He nig men be put into physical mill
number of funny mill ullty nit i:tnl trim, but tile same protons
irones Mini slity. ii n-vi' siinj'H :iud must be i.pplicd to iLu civil pupulatiun.
dances u hit. Esneciallv ininortunt is the welfare of
Ttit 1'lt.i...tt..n Ulu...t.u I '. . . I u;M...t C... 1 it. Vw, riuincr unn. I
Hiituullltil Kill" who will pleass In erutioii that we must look to fill the
llii'lr artistic ' sinning nffci ings. 1 traps in our ranks caused by the sucri
Tlioy have a fc'nrja-ous wardrobe am! fices of war.
make several elm iikh. Come, and bring your neighbor,
i Howe, Harlow anil (linger present Recent bulletins on war cookery will
au amazing inhibition on the tin- be on hand for distribution. '
poize and slack wire. The dns (lln-! MAV ML'RI'HY, '
ger does a number of novel stunts, Hume Demonstration Agent.
that alwayH Make n big bit. i o
These act anil the two reel ' ATTF.XTIOX.
KeyHione comedy, FenrlR and Peiils,
will no doubt please the followers PROPERTY OWNERS AND REAL
of good vaudeville and comedy. ISTTF COS
XOTICI-
Soft Taffetas, Satins, Crepe and Wool
Serge. Many of the new models are
embroidered in colored beads or silk.
Prices range from
$ 12.50 to $ 13.50
Hill's Department
Store
Oh' DENIAL
; I aill prepare!! IJ Clean wan
paper and Hard-finished Kalsominoj
Notwithstanding an advertisement -:l;s ,;. new process that I can
In the Onservc-r, signed by "polu- positively guarantee to give perfect
man Brother.!," to the efreot that I satisfaction for about ono-third the
am no longer connected with thoVost of new work. Call Phone Red
Shores Taxi Service, I want to In- :;;32, and ask for Larcom. and I
form the public that Iho claim mada will gladly call unit Rive estimate
by I'ohrman Ilrotheis Is wrong. As on work. 3-2 fi-Gt
.a matter of fact I have always been j
and will continue to be connected ; ' "OVKIt THKIIM" CO.MIXti. i
with Shores' Taxi; and want to ray j
that henceforth I'ohrman JJrothers I The management of the Arcade
have no connection with said sor- wishes to announce at this time
vice. I don't know anything about that they have secured the big pat
the "I,a Crnndo Taxi Co." nnd will Miotic film "Over There" for an
in no wise be responsible for acci- early showing.
dents or debts contracted by Pohr-j This rilm clearly -hows the great
man Ilrotheis or any firm with 'work that Is being done by the Ited
which they are or may ho connected. Cross In the groat world war "Over
Mall! I I ii Cllllllllliew UJ tiv i-iiv : I nere. i
Shores taxi omce milliner, ami ue..; , runner particulars win uv
slnnd is still nt the Savoy Hotel. 'nounccd shortly.
, !!. W. SHORES, . o
Manager, Shores' Taxi. A liUI) CltOSS FILM.
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The l ilm Sensation "Over There"
HOME ECONOMICS MEETING .1 Tl,, Am '.
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WE HAVE
A RIGHT
TO CROW
ABOUT
OUR
HAM
AND
JUST RECEIVED FOU Y01R EASTER BUEAKFAST A FRESH '
SUI'I'LY FANCY, JL1CY, WELL CURE!) II A MS
PHONE YOUR ORDER TODAY
ALSO PLENTY OF FRESH EfiGS
Will He Held at Home of Mrs. Moran ; Mr- Montgomery, of the Select
Tomorrow Afternoon 'Pictures Corporation, was in the
city yesterday and placed the big
. ti. i...ii. r ii,t Tnun nm iirn-eil film sensation "Over There" in the
to be present at the Home Economic : Arcade. This picture has been Uis-lf
"tudy Class meeting on Wedr,?sdny played by the Red Cross all over.i
afternoon, March Ti, at the home of the United Slates and will probably ,
Mrs. O. E. Moran, "08 Third street. , be in connection with, the Red 'J
If thin war is to be waged success- Cross of this city. The pictures j
fully, not only must the nation's fight- will be shown nt an early date.
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR HOT CROSS RUNS AND r -DON'T
HE DISAPPOINTED . . :'; " "', ,
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone rain 70 and 77, Fanners Blade 102 ;
408 North Fir Street " Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. Gr0255."
S-T-A-R
"WHO WAS Tllfc OTIIDH .MAX'
I'raiirlH l'-oril And Mae (astini Ap
(11 , .if'iir In I'lve.Heel lliitu-rl'ly Still- -Ject
Wlileh Deals With
Activities of Spies.
In
(Review by Robert (1. MrKtravy
Moving Picture World.)
Francis Ford plays a double role
In this five-reel offering, appearing
crot service man, and l.udwig Scliu-.
as James Walbert, an American se-;
man, a foreign spy. lioth clinrac
tprs are introduced early In the
story, when Schumann Is about to
leave Paris to come to this country.
The Instances of double exposure
photography are carefully handled,
though something of confusion ex-!
IsIs In the observer's mind regard-
ing the Identity or the two Individ-1
mils. Fortunately for the story j
.lion In Washington. w'iei Wanda j who attempts to demonstrate bis
I, gives herberl. Koiiie drir,'. i d win mi l theory that environment is capable
i ielieves. hint of lmpor..i:it govern-;.if rectifying any heredity mint. He
ment iloiumenta, whi.-n she tu ps adopts the supposed son of a bur
over to the supposed Scnmmm:i. She ; glar only to learn It Is 1:1s own
forison he believed drir.vm-d.
Corliino (ilirrilh, youiiK end ifil
tiful star has the leading ft ininine
role. Eart Overton luis the l'-ad
lug male I'Oic, that uf I he mhi, and
oihorN In tin? cast are .Veil K!;iuy.
Hoi hort Prior, LpIIu Illow uv.tl
in in
ARCADE
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Lots of snappy and plenty jazz
dance given by the newly-organized
music at the Homo Clunrd band
band at Hex Hall, Tuesday, March
2Cth. 3-lStf
is then seized with nii.orse,
sho had really fallen in low vlth
Herbert, and kills llei n.'ll. In the
final reel, which contains r.ore ac
tion than (he others, the spy is dls-1
covered lo he, not Hciiii.nar.n. but
the American secret sorvicv fan. '
This feature picture and a two
reel comedy will he shown at the
Star today and tomorrow.
Frank A. Ford.
TONIGHT
' Polly of
the Circus"
The V''J; Heart Interest
Drama of the "IJitf Tops"
i NEW TODAY ;
WANTED. Thoroughly competent J
girl for general housework. Small
family; good wages. References '
required. Address, X, care of
Observer Office.
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WANTED. Young lady wishes po
' sltlon as clerk;' office' or store.
Inquire, Observer office.
3-2H-5t pd
Cottage Cheese. Oct It at the
Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh
every day. ;i-2C-tf
! SHERRY'S i
I ARC A DE j
YAriKY4l.l
TOMOIIP.OW
OIICFI) TO STMAl. I!V TllliKATS At the Arcade tomorrow will be
OF t'liVVKT. presented another of tho Hippo-
drome vaudeville shows and a two
One or the big, gripping scenes In n,(. Keystone comedy.
The Menace." the Vitagraph Hire. i,, ,i ah Kilev mesenl a
tins uoti rn is a nelprul tiling, ami Is minion l enlures, which will lie seen iniisical and singing skit which they
partly intentional. in the Sherry TbeatiM- today and :r:l "Musical .Moments." They both
Tho events which follow the will-1 tomorrow is where the supposed ,ave good singing voices and clear
ing or the supposed Schumann rorndopied son of wealthy parents Is ,Y smw they are masters of the
America are quite entertaining. He jdelcrted robbing the home of his (iirferent insi i iiinents they play,
finds a woman conrederato on board j fiancee's parents. Hul, jirown Is n clever young
named Wanda, and they begin pay-1 The youth has fallen under tin ',., w,n entertains in white fare
lug marked attention to a young " Inritiencn or n convict who convinc
man named Herbert Cornell anil hlsjes him he is his own son and
Bweetbeart, Marlon Washburn. This ; rnrrcs' him Into a life or crime nn
latter couple have the entree tojder threat oT exposing his real par
Washington society nnd the plotters tcnUige.
make good use of their opportunity. This strong picture from the
In the course of the siory the. story of Itex Taylor Is bused on
principals are seen a social func- ;the experiment or a physician, and
TOMORROW
IJIPPODRGMr
1 1 . VaudeviHe
4 ACTS 4
And
TWO-REEL COMEDY
The Whito Ivory Goods we arc
still selling at the old prices. The
new pi ices all these goods at
the factory i". much higher than
before- honor come In and let us
sell yen what you need now. We
will save you some monoy, at Sil
ver! horn's Family Drug Store.
Dally r,-2(!-tf
PASSION
SERVICE
"Following to Calvary"
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
From 1 P.M. to 3 P.M., MARCH 29, 1518, which is
GOOD FRIDAY
F
THEMES
I'oid, Christian church.
W. liussanl, Lutheran
PRESIDING MINISTERS AND THEIR
"The Reproach f the Cros."-Rev II
"The Eloquence i.f the Cn." licv.
church.
"The Failures ef the Creci" Rev W. II. Smith. MrlhudUl Church
South
"The llurden of the Cross"---Rev. O. II. l'ccic, Methodist Epis
copal church .
"The .Joy of the Cross"--Rev. C. A. Phipps, Presbyterian church.
"The Triumphs of the Cros" Rev. Upton 11. (,ihlH, Episcopal
church
EVERYBODY INVITED
NO MAN IS TOO ItUSY TO PAUSE TWO HOURS TO
ATTEND THESE SOLEMN SERVICES
i:
hi i H ma r -ir-y.
I I I WO'ir.1 a Minln01. .rr -v si-' that
IE W nTnrou'U "he'li'ji '-.hct'liut aur I
nnai H f Uucn less e -M-t cuter. H
Urv hue? fr AB' 1 BlackSkStavePoHsii I
aHBUsn B Gi TTI r U W Z m I m h m a h,j..-.c!f. if mow m
We have iust received a fresh shipment of jj IHr'1"'' cfP ll I
Swift's Premium Ham and Eacon for Easter f'','c''Mjli I
Ir
We have a complete assortment of
Vegetables every day )
PHONE MAIN 43 J
I J. G. Snodgrass
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you arc buried with work
nnd worried with labor shortage, but build your graneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofinpr paper for a first-elass
1000 bushel portable granary for $51.fS and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain wi!l cost you
$125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere anil can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sowing sacks.
The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured nt homo. When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India.
ik BUILD YOUR .GRANARIES NOW . . ,
Be prepared "by building them before tho farming season
opens up. Be sure, to get good lumber, well seasoned, ns low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys 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 granajy. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
HE IS KNOWN TO ALL
I across my kidneys my kidneys are not
acting as thoy chould, I take a box
And Observer Readers Can Depend on or two of Doan's Kidney Pills and
What He Says. ; they never fail to fix me up in good
j shape."
Who is there in La Grande who Price CO; at all dealers. Don't
doesn't know Mr. Larm? simnlv ask for a kldnev mnW
Who would he unwilling to profit by fret Doan's Kidney Pills the same
his kindly advice? ..' ,. jtmu Mr. l.arm had. Foster-Milbum
When so well-known n citizen as ' --unaio, i. v.A(,v.
Mr. Larm apcaks out, "
Doubt sneaks awav, skepticism ,V:,S ln 110,1 T" Months,
must vanish i omen sulferinp baeliaciie, rTieu-
Everv kidrev sufferer in La Grande I "mli" pains' sorn m"sclos. sliff Joints
at ii Ji V , , u,ramloiOr any symptoms of kidney trouble,
Should profit by Mr. Lnrm's ex-j sIl0i( ,,, ,i3 1(,U(M. frrim Mr3 a;
perience. c. Small, Clayton, N. ,M.: "I had
jsn t it reasonauie to expect uoan s . been under the doctor's care all
to do as well for you?
A. J. Larm, ranch owner, 1510
Jefferson St., says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have nreven a trreilt succMu-in
our family for kidney disorders and I ' ,V, ?d """,'lv
irladlv recommend them. I know from i t.5' 8 i",ne: "lls !
my own use thi
claimed for them.
summer and in bed two months, but
kept yetting worse. In January I
got so bad I told them something
had to lie done or I couldn't live.
advertisement for Fo-
gladly recommend them. I know from f Z " , ' ",s """ s"nl """"?
.t ,, ., . . They have done me more good than
my own use they arc all-that is other medicines." Sold Evciy-
n nen i get pain ; where. Adv.
The Mammoth Grocery
C. R. SIMKINS. Proprietor
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Eat Only What You Need Waste Nothing - That He and His Famliy
May Have Enough.
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