La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1918, Image 2

FRIDAY. MARCH 'JO, 1MS
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The Gossard Corset
APerfect Front . A Perfect Back
A Perfect Corset.
Oossards are inimitable.
Woineii of every figure can attain, in tlie new
Spring and Summci- (lussards, tlie silhouette of
the mode with its laperiiii; waistline and its flat
haek and lines. -
When you understand
that every (lossard Corset
offers inimitable style, a
priceless all-day comfort,
and a wearing service
that alone is worth the
price or me garment, yon
.will realize why every
woman who buys a flos
sard is practicing corset
economy in its finest
sense.
Priced at 2.00, .f2.2.-. $2.7.)
.-r-").00, ir-".-"( t and up.
h
mm
(iossara
lIicyLacQ In front
Hill's Department
Store
... Tts purity attested
I iy international
experts its effici
ency acclaimed by
grateful house
wives. The stand
ard for twenty-five
years.
Wholesome Eco
nomical Reliable
Crescent Mfg. Co.
Seattle, Wash.
ARCADE
25clb.
Your
grocer
Sells It.
l-WlllliAMiS AT AIM "A III:.
"HiueliliU: for tlie Moon," IH.uk
lii I-'iilrlmnkt' Inh'st proriurtliiii t'nr
Artrrufl, now at tli) Aieaih the:ilri.
w.is written lis' Anita I .ihih ;iml
John Kincrxon, exprtK.sly for the
noleil Blur, w!w fairly revels lu the
purl of A lex If. a youth (iriiipyini: a
luntilile position ii a button factory
until he dlsroveieil lie wan the
mlssini; lielr to a European ilirunr.
Artcrurt Iiuh lieen lavish wlih this
production, wiili-li in r'-uiniiici! Full
of liiimoruur, :.lti!ution anil thrill
ing lui'hlenlH.
The adventures of AU-xIh are ex
tremely try! lift . and Kali liank.-i If
afforded uiupk' opportunity of dis
playing the extraordinary athhttio
Hkill for which he in noted. Alexin
learnn that the royal road lu a
rocky one. Me in bested at every
turn by aHah.sinn, who constantly
hatch plots against hliu. IVrrilic
encounters take pbire. and he eiv
eapen with his life only by virtue
of his physical prowess.
.IOSI0IMI XKWS ITIi.MS
CRESCENT
DOUBLE ACTING
BAKING- POWDER
in
hail been convinced that Richard
Van Stone, her father's manager
who hail been e.nKtifK'd unknown to
her, Is tlio real buralur. or course
Van Stone manages to convince her
that he Is a burglar In matters of
the heart only and she accepts the
offer of Ills hand and heart lu n.
pretty love scere.
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S-T-A-
.M.I!V MII.HS MINTKIt TOMOK
KOW. Rolii'itu I.eoin-iht! bt-auliliil litiu
daughter of Thomas l.ee. a million
aire, who Idolizes her. She Is ilr
voled to the idea of doing good
among the unfortunate and In the
course of her experiments encoun
ters "Slippery" iilll, a second story
man with a long record.
Hoherfa becomes convinced that
"Slippery" is susceptible of salva
tion and prepares to rescue him
from his' evil associates, uol realiz
ing that thn man Is a rascal beyond
redemption.
In ordurr to rob the, l.ee Imnin,
"Slippery'" takes a gardner's job on
as tlie hills,
in its .Ip'nil
Willi a human
the c.uie.
has lin
er's success as u usually
I''ann!e Ward, however,
parted to the role a eriain 'novelty
'.the estate and at lust, despite her by the new inlerprettftton she puts
IgoodnesH In him, enters Into a eon! upon it and the ntor. of the picture
Isplracy to kidnap Hoherta. Me if- contains a surprising reversal of
' lents and tries to rescue her. hut the ui'iial.
jat that moment he has the stolen : "on Ihe Kevol" is now being
'jewels lit his pocket anil avarice shown at the SBer'ry theatre for the
i proves stronger than repentance. last time today. On the same bill
I Hoherta Is rescued by the police, is "The Fugitive," with William S.
'led by HetRCtlve Callahan after she II :i it . Two le.eis of thrills.
A situation as obi
yet differing always
from any'other'and
;:ppeal as wide us that of mother
iiulure herself is the part of Kannie
AVard's blest I'nrumtuint picture.
"On the Level," in which a frantic
mother plead with the girl her miii
has chosen, to givo hint up.
.Attempting to "liny her off." 'he .:rdson
mother is met wiiii a firm Due. g
lie refusal and th,1 giii, seeiuin
dazed and bruised by ill;- rn-r.r
.upheaval of llel little wur'.ll,
or her own-accord, s..c : in. i-j T.eV. ".--,Hannn also - has a millinery
hiMiplr.ess on the altar of lie- lov- .tore In Joseph, which is nof closed
is last, week's Record-Chieftain
JOSEPH,. .March 27. (Special)
Following the display of the Aurora
liorealis or the night before a good
drenching ruin lasting all day
Tuesday, arrived to wet down our
high hopes or fine weather.
On Friday, April 5, the Joseph
high r.chnol operetta. "The Nautical
Knot" will be put on in Roup's hull
under Ihe direction of Mrs. A. K.
Parker and Miss Helen Waslell. 'In
tensive practices are being held
dally, assuring (lie success of pro
duction. Special scenery, pretty
costumes and fancy dances will lo
featured.
The Joseph Concert band, con
sisting of twenty pieces, will appear
in a concert in .Roup's hall on Kri
iday night, the 2!!tli. Besides the
band piogram of twelve numbers
! there will be a duct by Miss (iludys
ll.ane and Mr. Otiy Morelock, a
number by the ladles' nuartet and
a snxaphone solo by Hand Leader
Simpson. A good crowd Is ex
pected. The concert " will be fol
lowed by a dance.
i .. big Faster program will be
given at the M. K. Church next
Sabbath morning, so announces
Supt. K. A. Pollock. Special music
and pretty flowers will serve to aid
in making things enjoyable.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson
'eft Saturday for outside points, as-:-,umabiy
Portlnnd, where Mrs. Rich-
has relatives.
Mrs. Affle n. Hanna was an En-,
.err i i.-:e visitor Saturday where she
-.van assisting In her 'store there.'
stated.
Frank Petty, formerly of Elgin,
will lake II. P. Gibson's place in
the dry goods department of Mc
Cully's .Mercantile store.
The Roys' Glee club practiced the
first of the week in. preparation
for their number which they will
render at t, s. S. Easter p;o:.'rriu.
ELGIN BOY
S DEAD 111
FORI RILE!
ELGIN', March 27. (Special )
The sad newu was received this
morning by Mr. J. II. Hellund that
his son Lester died at I-'ort Riley
this morning of pneumonia. I.cs
tor attended the Elgin public
schools for seveir.l years and nail
.many rlcnds In E'.yAn t:h vw"
more than grieved at the iud news.
Lester is the Mi.rJ Elgin lad to
Ivc his life in '.V i great wai. Mr.
Ilclland will leave this evening to
attend the funeral.
-Mrs. Norval arrived last Thurs
day In Elgin fi-nm Portland where
she has bi"M Viih her sister, Mr.-'.
Wood.-;. M.-s. V.'ooU!? is recow:;n;
slowly in 'miici and (.-r.i-f-l:' to --j
turn home this week.
Mrs. 0. R. llean went to Seattle
last week where she will visit, with
relatives. Mrs. liean will visit lu
Portland on her return home.
.Mis. Ivan Thomas arrived In El
gin last Saturday morning to vlnil
Willi her parents,-Mr. and Mrs. J'.
Mellrny.
Miss Daphna Sommer and Louise
Denham rendered special numbers
at the Red Cross picture show last
evening.
Two more stars have been added
to the service flag for Lester Hol
land and Roy Spencer.
: Tlio Elgin Red Cross received a
; lovely quill front Mrs. Florence
Henry, which will be sent to the
French people.
Two und a half over the top!
This, is the record of the Elgin cit
izens in response to the drive for
the Belgian refugees. Asked to
give a third of a ton five-sixth Is
iwhnt was shipped to the sufferers
In Europe.
Dr. Miller, Held secretary for
the Gooding college, visited In El
gin last Sunday and Monday. Sun
day evening Vr. Miller spoke In the
M. E. church and Monday morning
he addressed the assembly speaking
a good word for the school.
Mr. James, a teacher of the En
terprise school, visited in Elgin last
Monday,
Mis. J. B. Thorson, who is now
employed at Joseph but who was a
resident or Elgin for many years,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Smith this week. Friends are
more lltan glnd to see Mrs. Thorson '
for ibis short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Goldlng re
tnwied from --California - -yesterdi-morning
where they spent the vt.li-,
lev. Mr. and Mrs. Goldlng will re
main ill Elgin this summer.
Chris Mays sold his drug store'
last we?k to Mr. Hatch. Mr. Mays
has now moved in a residence on
Main street.
The Elgin Red Cross report that
there were 12 huge boxes of cloth
ing :-lil;),;cil l,;st weel; to tl-.e Bel
gian p.'ople. There were 1 4 3D gar
ments. The weight of which was
)7tK! pounds. The t;uota was only
a third of a ton.
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WE HAVE
A RIGHT
TO CROW
ABOUT
OUR
HAM
AND
Jl'ST RECEIVED FOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST A FRESFI
SUPPLY FANCY, JUICY, WELL CURED II A MS
PHONE YOUR ORDER TODAY
ALSO PLENTY OF FRESH EGGS
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR HOT CROSS BUNS AND
DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED
HARRIS GjEOCERY
Phoiie Main 70 and 77, Fanners rhv:k 102
408 North Fir Street , Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. 050255."
Hospital .Notes;
Mrs. Ethel Stravens was" taken
j home today from the hospital.
I Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
; Jesse, a (laughter,
j Rodner Miller, I ho little three
year old son of Mr. -and Mrs. Ed
Miller of Union, was taken home
I today.
Iiivenlie Court liusy.
Before the juvenile -court
Iterday tlie charge against Vergil
Stein and Cecil Huntley lor Bleating
la gun belonging lo E. K. Htig)ie!)
Iwns held over until a later date. :
Price Clates was the eoniplalnanr
in a matter before the court yoi.ter
day against .Merlon and Cecil Han
tson, Elwood and Harold Houston.
'Joseph Brown, Jefi'ery Lilly, all
minors, for stealing chickens from
;his place. The case was dismissed.
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Snodgrass Grocery
The Store of QUALITY The Store of
Proper SERVICES The SANITARY
Store.
Tlie intent and iiii'hisp of this Stui'c is at
all tinios to supply tlie people of L;i (irande
'ind siii-roiiiftlin.t' etiiintiT with ( 'lean, "Whole
some Food, at pi'iees consistent with the
(Quality and. Service rendered.
AVc not only liny tlie best the market
: S
affords, but' we also care for it properly at
all times. -
PHONE MAIN &
J. G, Snodgrass
CommnntU'rs of tlir four flerman nrmy groups (n their re
npctlvo positions nr shown on this photo-map of thp western
runt, where the (lormii nra try itiR to broak the allied line. The
northern srtiou of tht iino is commanded oy Kupprooht, rrown
jrince of Unvnria. Ntt evnies tlio Cermnn crown prince (in the
helmet) who has boon moved up a slop from Ihe Verdun front,
the ncene of his colossal failure. Around Verdun the commander
ii the bcwhislierod vi-lenin of eastern camiMiBns, Oenenil Von
oullwitx, who has lu en piven a newly organized mmy proup. The
letter end o( Ihe line, to (he Swiss border, is cominanded by C.ranrt
luk Albreeht. Thre men Ret their orders from the I.udendorft-Kaiser-litndenluirg
combination with h siinuU back and "pushes uu
ihe reins."
Have You Bought Those New
Easter Shoes Yet?
See the many Styles we have In iifiVr at prices
that are reasonable.
Ladies' (ireys and llmwns in tlie new military
heel, from .")..")() to .f7..")0
Ladies (ireys and Drowns, in hinh Louis heels.
' from 7.00 to ?!).oo.
Ladies' l'.niwn Pumps and Oxfords at .tC..")0
See our Styles and Price before you P,n.
L. J. French Shoe Co.
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