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CHEAPER THAN WOOL
PLAIN and FANCY
SILKS
Fine Taffetas in high finish in the most.,
.beautiful colors ar.d styles; some on dark.,
other on light grounds. Handsome striped
Satins in beautiful shaded combinations;
wide) and narrow stripes. Solid colored
Toffetas and Sn.tins reasonably . priced as
usual.
Hill's Department
vStore
ARC A DE jl 8HERRYS
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Tomorrow at Ihe Arcade " brlrivs
around, another Hippodionie vaude
ville i-.l:ov with, acu that iam;i
from .sinning', dancing palming and
polltoJ liOU .sllllit.-'i.
John and Nellie Dims Introduce
a number of- priming stunts that
a,te a little different and aleo Intro-du-
h number of stunt that are
different.
' The Amblers offer a number
which (hey call "the cracked nuts."
From the name It would he Judged
fl is full id comedy and they en
deavor lo fill (hp hill with theii
willy dialogue and comedy songs.
James Beano is a young man
who has iwn much expeil.-nce Willi
Uie circuses und offerr. a contortion
art (hat Is away above the average.
Ho does Rome of his stunts In a box
whirh an; wonderful.
Bob and Gertrude Peltlcord offer
3 comedy number of singing, tatk
InK and novelty dancing which they
'nil "Kid Frolics." Their tonus
itud dunces are of their ,own
tloii and Die done In an easy and
tfrarerul manner. Their witty dia
logue and sayings bring baek lo
memories of our old school days
when we were all kids together.
A twin-el Keystone comedy and
the orelnir.tia will help fill out a
bill that will no doubt please and
piove a eo'iil evenings entertainment.
XU.L KHIf.M;t UUSIH F.HI
i:oii K'M ;.!.i.i:itY Ami:i:a
Neil Shipmnn. one of iho mos'
photographed cf scree;." utai cele
brated her .return to Yitu? : !)': by
peltlna lier ple.u.e In the rogm 'c
gallery of thu l.os Aug des
department. Following her
bdllle set-iM's in "Over There."
As announced In yt';eru.i f, p:f.?r
this picture Is to bp shown for Hie
benefit of ' the lied Crmm, t'te
!:a(!iii' auxi.'.lniy and the Tobacco
fund for the boys ''over- the-."
l'.:it of the receipis of each e.vn
invs peiforiuaueo Is to U; riven to
these organize lions antl i ...tteiwt
Iiik llie showier on one of the -lays
yo;i will be doing 11 , hi: lor the
police hoys who me helping sunsii the
re-en- kaiser. Tliuivday is Kii t'ror.s
fraKDiurot by Albert K. .Smr.lt. i.ta-.day. Kriduy Is auxiliary day an
uraph's president, Mil's ril-ipmar. Saturday la Tobacco day.
was cant In tho leading feminine o-
role In "The Wild Strain." a forth
coming Illue Ulbbon I'eat :iv, mirnt-
ed from the fcoo!,, '. K,Khth S(.nil)1.i
ijreui uiana rar:-ni, ny tieoruc
IfH.ITH1.
lit lil'.I.INt;.
TONIGHT
Sessue Hayakawa
-in
The Secret Game
AND
A TWO -REEL SENNETT COMEDY
TOMORROW
H
VAUDEVILLE
BOB AND GERTRUDE PETTICORD
"IN KID'S FROLICS.'
JOHN AND NELLIE OLMS
" THE WATCH WIZARDS.'
JAMES BEANO ' v
"THE JACK IN THE BOX. "
THE AMLLERS
" THE CRACKED NUTS."
Two Reel Comedy and Orchestra.
.. The same old Tobacco at the same old Price.
If you need a 5-gal. Oil Can with Pump you
can get them here for only $2.00.
J'rt'f'ci i cil Sliu-U Asiiu;oiis S;il;ul I'ninfs .. 19c
K'tiscthilc Asi;U'l",lls 19c
l.ihbv's I'iui'Jil'i'lf 22c
Tnilt't I'ai't-i- 4 for 25c
Tnil.'t I'm per 3 for 24c
Scal'iiiini Wiisliinir I'uw.lri- 5c per pkg.
ilalna IJaiins .3 pkgs. for 25c
JVttijolm's r.rcakl'ast ImumI ....... 16c per pkg.
.Kiiiusl'iiril Starch 13c
Oil rr IV.i. lir 2?c per can
Oyster Shrlls, ( Irit, 'hick I-VimI. iroiiml I'.nnc
and I'luir !' 1 l'T ymir ( 'liii-Uciis.
All kiiuls .,' Liallun I'niits.
Our New System yucs liiic. cuiiii' ill and inves
tigate il' yon li.nen't already. Save Money
alii! a l.iliert v llmid.
HUG'S
MODERN GROCERY
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Uandolph Chef;ter and Lillian Ches-tn-,
and which will -he wen in the
Cherry theatre today and tomorrow.
One of the scenes Is laid in a
great, city bank, and Director V.'II-
llam Wolbert obtained
from I tie directors of
bank in that city to co on location
with Ills company in liie main bank
ing rooms when things were busi
est. Then the police stepped In to
nay that every member of the com
pany first must be nflirially phntn-
c"",l 1 graphed, not of course, as suspici
ous characters, but lest some bank
ciook, posing as a Vllaiaplier, and
enjoying their ralher unusual priv
ileges, get away with some of the
bank's funds. Miss Sblpnian de
murred at first, but in the i me rents
of realism visited headquarters and
poyed just as charmingly a ever
she did 'before tho police canwra.
Alfred Whitman has the leading
main i:k in the fcaiure and oliiers
In the cast are Mr;;. liuskiik. Kd.
Alexander, Mrs. Iluth llandforth,
and It. Ilrndbury.
,:ir-
ight
mill
Is Itetwecii
Sianrieid.
PORTLAND, March 30. Despite
the war situation and the Impend
ing Liberty Loan drive, politico are
beginning to bubble and boil. Chief
permission jlt(.r(,sl f(.ntei in the governorship
rOi:OTMY IMIIf.lJI'S AT ST A It
TIi "stiiee Hfru'ck" Knl will find
notucililim for lier fnliuhtcnnicnt In
DfintUiy IMiiHips' prPHontntJon nf
Triumph" nt. t St:tr today and to
morrow. "Triumph" in tho exposi
tion of a k ji I V timhilinn to attain
prc;itne-r and iintotlcty hohind the
fnoiIlf.'titH. Hlio Unx set, her ncltih
ijoi. talking of hor talents wlion
rlip nppcaifd as Ilositlhid In an
fiiiK'tpur Bhow. There was a "pio
fcs.Hionnl ooarh" who had furthor
onlarpcd lier Kood opinion of lnr
own alillitinn and when nhv ulti
mately trpaiii" ronvlnred (hat tho , un(pr
worm was waning to pay nor rni
ftonin hontno fihn il prided to run
away from homo and undertake a
theatrical eareer. What mihKe
'Hi'Mitly happf ni tl to her. malteri
exceedingly IntireKtinK nereen en
tertainmpnt, and .the way f;;to
tricked her into n revelation of her
own folly ro:iHl Itutos a Ipfro:i t'..t
may prnpeily apply to most yrviir;
Klrls who fu-ek notoriety up-in (':)
" OVER THERE. n
Mi s i:ks ix vi;i; r i s kiim
Ti: Hl'AI.!,V ( ilti:KT.
"(vcr Tiicro," whirl: will lp
shown next Tlnm-dfy, Friday and '
.yn(nrd:iy at thp Arradc liuatre, i.i
notable for Hh war ppoiiph, whirh
in n.st take rank witli the very be. si r
war Hrones prodisrcd onislde of tlu '
actual HKlitinK lines. Tho baUlo
areas in this pirhnr are niiiuiially :
extensive, and the ror.:itrnei ion of
the, tronrh syr.tom was copth-. Kir.
instead of the iimki! fu-.v yi'rds of ;
trenches and ;;ndhas, tii'r.dre.U1 ri
feet are covered by a rcaUv i:';nify
iiiK sysiem of ronnter trenrli work.
There trenfhen were constructed
the supervision fT I.it-ulenant !
V. A. O'Hara. of the 2 tth Hat-;
tnlion, Canadian Kxpedit'onary
Force, who spi'nt r,even months in
the first line trenrhefl in Northern
France, and who actively participat
ed In the battles of the Somme
from Vpres to Viiry. lacntencnt ;
O'Hara a Iho supervised Had ably .
::i'sistcd in the of t!ie hU:if- j
ly Trcfive battle Hrx-nes, pic-'
ttire which haw yet been shiwn to!
the American public ho jirnphieiJIy j
ditplicatcp the scenic condition.! of a
battle on the west front :i -,!o t!ier
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leauiiis un(l fi(M)atorial ftt'ht.
in the senatorial race the fight
is between Ktanfi:Id and Mc.Naiy
with the betting getting preity close
on account of he popularity of
Stanfleld und the fact that he 'is
the only candidate for senator who
Ik not u lawyer. Kiqhty per cent of
the National Congress is lawyers;
every member of the Oregon deleg
ctioii in Washington Is a lawyer
and every candidate for the nomi
nation is n lawyer excepting Stan
lieid. ,The furlhe. fact that the ad
ministration Is calliiip for the ser
vices of practical business men in'
another argument in Stanficld'H
favor, for he is acknowledged to be
omo of the biiirXest, brainest busi
ness men of the state and almost
sure to be a winner.
I For some time it looked like
wool was going to be the Issue In
.the rujito:ial campi-ipn, but when j
It wan shown beyond question that j
,the wool grower received only from I
in to is 5 cents a pound for his
wool, and the consumers and knit-(
ters have to pay from $-!.f0 lo $V
a pound for yarn, the charge of.
profiteering on the part of tho wool
growers Tell flat. This put it up to
jjiMnufaclureru and State Tit 'usurer
Kay rushed Into print to show that
the nmnufaeturerB were not prof
iteering. Who is the profiteer
hasn't been decided aa t ho question
is s.ill being persiPlenily discussed
in Portland paper-, tint they all
aeree that the wool grower Is the
urder dog because while expenses
have gone up by leaps and bounds,
t he pi Ire remains sta ionary and
he cannot sell his wool on account
of the lack of transportation. Up
Is being gradually squeezed to the
wall.
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CALL ON
US
WHEN YOUWAN1
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GROCERIES.
THE IlKSIMJUADE IS THE ONLY KIM) OF flliOrERIES WI5
KEEP AND IT IS THE O.N LY KINO YOU WANT TO I'l'T ON YOi:i?
T A ISLE.
THE WORK YOU DO EVERY DAY DRAWS ON YOUll
STRENGTH, AND THAT STRENGTH MUST I!E KEPT UP. OL'R
GOOD FOOD WILL DO IT.
YOU WILL (iET THE HIGHEST OL'ALITY FOR THE LOWEST
PRIC E WHEN YOU PHONE US YOUR (I ROt'EHY ORDER TODAY
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Fanners Ulack 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
Nnonil Williamson, of the liih
school, and Miss Hailey, city libni
rlnn, and Prof. Alc.Vcil. The public
in Invllrd to attend this meeting
which is assured to be very inter
esting. o :
l.eo Humphrey Very Low.
Lee Humphrey, a well known res
ident of Island City, who has been
at I lie hospital , for considerable
time, is reported to be very low and
his recovery is doubtful.
I.iulies Aid .Meeting.
The Ladles' Aid soeiely of the
Presbyterian church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs.
S. A. Gatdinier in her apartments
over Hum's grocery.
Fairhanlt, Cri Grand River Ave.,
iw. Detioit, Mich. "Had to get up
six or seven times during the
Illicit. Foley Kidney Pills have
: worked wonders ami I can recom
imend them as the best medicine I
have ever taken." This Sterling
family remedy relieves rheumatic
1 pains, backache, stiff joints, sore
! muscles, and other ills attributed
to kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
' Adv. .
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" OVER" THERE."
M. I. A. Xotice.
The Judges tonight for the public
speaking and !itory tellin;; Iryour
contest for (he M. I. A. a;-e Miss
It is more fun to watch your ,
money prow than watch it go. Bay;
War Savings Stamps. j
Me Can Itesr T'lne Nmv.
' "I suffered . greatly from kidney
and bladder trouble," writes F. II.
.M W Cff,LaSt,
it V-? )P, W 4 Times aj
liMd V less Otbm,
MOW
FOR THAT EXCELLENT ECSTASY
GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RED CROSS BY AUXILIARY "A" OF THIS CITY AT THE
High School Auditorium, Friday, April 5th
This will be an Extravaganza, featuring some cf the best Musicians, Comediennes, Dancers and some things that will not be di
vulged until the curtain rises.
It's a scream from start to finish.
It's for a patriotic and righteous cause.
RESERVE SEATS AT SILVERTHORN'S NOW. WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS.
CALL MAIN 35