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and combinations. Styles with high and low neck
models, in round and square effects. An assort
ment that will please you; priced $1.00 to $12.50.
Hill's Department
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'"J ' Al Willi offers a comedy number
J consisting of singing comedy and
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Jlpiipu'lur songs. Ho also lias. a nuni:
The short-haired ladies and 'long
haired men of the "Purity League-"
docldod thnt "The Girl Omi thQ Gar
ter" was far toff iimnOiiil to show'
Itsolf in (ho local opera house. Tho
advnnco agent of-the mimical com
edy thought differently and 6iit of
tho cfdBh of opinion highly divert
ing comedy situations developed.
Tho result will be shown ln Blue
bud photoplays at '.tho Star (heater
today nnd tomorrow by tho prcoon-1
tatlon of "The Ch;ai-l"p," with
Finuklyn Fnriiuni anil B'rownlo
Vernon In tho stellar roles; Itc
Bitltlug from a. good Job of scena
rio writing by Waldoninr Young,
there will be BCrioutlona, excitement
and un appealing lov! ; thonio to
mlnglo with the comedy; constitut
ing entertainment: that lit sure to
Please alt cluosos of. '.. thcgler-goera.
who find their best aintiiioniont at
tho plcluro houses. . .'' ...';
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ARC A DE
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ber of lmltnllons that are both
funny und rertllstlc; One of the
features of this act Is Mr. "lid's
yodling numbers.
, .Drcsalnr and, Wilson are a clover
couple who 'offer a number of ee
contric dances. They offer a var
ied change qX wnrdiobo and their
act is' delightfully entertaining.
A new Keystone comedy and the
orchestra will aid In - dispensing
elisor.
PRESIDENT. AND MES. WILSON IN BALTIMORE LIBERTY J)A"
1 AiltllANKii, THK KANSAS
CVCf.ONK TOMIXtJ.
Tomorrow's Vnudevllle Bt tho Ar
cado gives promise of being nnothor
vcll-bnlnnccd hill.
Weaver ' & Weaver present a co
medy skit which tliey cnll "Tlie
Home Guards." It consists of
singing, comedy talking and danc
ing. . ';': . .' " ' ,
. Milo Vaggo ft .Co.;' 'Offer a nov
elty bag-pMnching arid juggling net
that- Is out of the ordinary. Mrs.
Vngeo Is a violinist or note and of
fers a number of very pleasing se
lections during the net.
,i if 1 1 i i i i i
In the latest Douglas' production
released by Artcra't. which
ba shown at the Arcade, starting
Thursday, In which Fairbanks plays
tho title role of "A Modern Mus
hotcer," tomo rcninrkablo night
photography Is introduced in 6r,ones
showing the Hopl Indians doing
Ijleir "niln" and "corn"' -dances.
Tit one scenes ;'wero made posarblo
by tho use of flares, which cast n
weird light over the dancers, and
were taken In a - Hop! village in
Arizona, on tho rim, of tho Oram!
Canyon.
jworic at (lie Kulem studios. She
was soon playing1 lcadn and, shortly
Joined Vltagiaph, where she has
advanced stPHdily to tho. very top
In her profession.
An fitting recognition of Miss
Joyce's ability, Vitlgraph officials
selected her to play tho role of
Mary Turner, tho most Wonderful
. shop-girl In tho world, in- "Within
the Law," Her characterization
jwas doclared by New York critics
to bo an even more finished piece
of emotional acting than of her
predecessors on tho speaking stage
wjlj ihcluuii Hiien lauious SLars as
Jane-Cowl, .Emily Slovens nnif Slar
garot Illingtoii.
Miss Joyce is duplicating this trl
Uuiph in the stellar ro'.o in '-T!!f ;
Woman Retwccn "Fiicnd-j," the!
Greater Vitigrnplt Bine Rlbboa
Feature, which, .wUlhp or'. In tho
Sherry ThedC6Tr''to't!3rvr.nd ' toinov-
rov
inynedintc relatives of tlie coniract-
m vYT ?, t T DtXtT K V""-"!8 ueing preseui. 1 lie uou-
, VISIT WALLOWA .,, v(nB. roPBninnv m, ,eH .
The groom will leave next Tuea
dny to resume his dirties at Camp
Lewis, . whilo tho bride v.'lll reside
with her parents and complete her
high school couno. A host of
WALLOWA, April 15. (Special.) -jfriends in this community join in
The Red Cross ladies, worked all (wishing them much hnpplness.
day Flidny Getting out a rush or- lr3: Mossman, ot La Grande, will
dor. ' 1
MIS3 Laura Hayes left Wednes-,''810 ot the Red Cross,
day for La' Grande after' having ' 'o
MRS. MOBSMAN TO
II Kill MTlfoQI. COl'PMO AUK
AIAlUUKI) SULKAV HOV AP
l'KNICrriS FATIUNT JtU
I5KCCAS r-KClvlTIOX.
KtNDS: jV :
ST OF ALL
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Early e
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LOWING
EARLIE
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LY OHIO
NETTED GEM ' ; ' ;
PEERLESS.
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Women Ilrnvcr Than Men.
Women often do their daily tasks
in 6me, office or factory while Buf-
pain ann misery that would
put aVnan In bed., However, much
of women's suffering can be allevi
ated. iclucke, sore muscles, stiff
joints, icumitt!c pains, dizziness !
and lilceViymmoms are caused byij
dlordereA kiuieys and bladder, ii
Mis. Thos. Vlavls, Montgomery, Ind., .'
writes: "I Voc'lired several months J
without reliVf, jwhen I commenced ' i
using Foley Vftlney Pills,, and got.! J
relief. Eight bottles cured me." i
Safe, harinless; quick results. Sold j J
everywhere. Adv. J
Every Woman wants
to be Pretty,
Healthful and
Shapely
bo in town Wednesday In the inter-
spent a couple of weeka with her
parentfl. .
Tilr.c t Ilnko, county agriculturist,
was a business visitor Friday.
Min Cliorr'n , Ticket returned
from La Grande Thursday after
liavInT spent a week In that city.
i . .To ioS Tvunp of- Grossman was
U Vp'Jowa visitor Thursday. .
WHY WUST IS CAXDlDA-rK
This is the third jlc'tiirl::at":p3 ! r , .
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, ,.mh:,M, U. ,.,; UU.m . J()m ()f prDmlso ,vag
nonrrc v . . i.nanoerfi, me oiner
PORTLAND, pril 1 u. A politi
cal sensation lias been caused by
the announcement- of Oswald West
that ho will reck tlie democratic no
mination for United Stntes Senator.
When C. L. J.lcNary was appoint
ed to the Senate a few months
daughter, WuUor.n, tQ,..Wr, andtj..t,, . thi, -Tachncy eaiised' by
mown, .may, Apni-thc - dcaln . or Harry. Lano, West
SHERRY'S I
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SI.'CCIOSS Ot Sf "MOKV
,-. ;oo Joyce, . fax r i'j. Vlun,,-ip!.
uinio East froi iTsai f'ltv j
with a limited oxporlonco In nnm
tour theatricals' and n determina
tion to make good along some
lines of usefulness. Brief . engage
ments as a telephone operator in
Gramcrcy Park and as an artist's
lv! being "The Fettered Woman"
and "Who Goes There!" 1
In this nlisorhlng drama of love
and tragedy Marc MacDermott has
I u 1.(01115 1'11 Ullll UlUUIS 1)1 ill.-.
least aie Robert Walker, .llcrnard
iSelgei; 'Kdith Spenro and Florence
iMcCnf forty. " t
WI NS I on the same program Chapter 12
lot Vengeance and tho Woman, en-
j titled . "The Desperate Chance."
0
in
I told
friends that he would sup
McNary if ttio latter made
FA.Mors noosTRn bkad.
Mifsrot t'hiintlclcir Of f?uillh's Ciiir.
r.re ''Stir.rk Ily Auto.
mort
Lo.. caturu.., - Rood We5t assuming nt the tinio
nectcd with his office as constable ! tliat' MeNa.y v.olli(, b(, nominated
of that preemct. . . In 'the primaries. With- West now
Edsar Malvcn Issuing his bro- annomlcinf! hts caudidacJ. u !n the
thor Edwin Tor a .few days. ; jolief . tnRt . Wc3t ' co:.sltj :rB . that
Master Jack McLean is quite sick !McNllry ..... f.00(1(. or ,10
at tho hospital. Dr. Gregory oper-jJg rearflM ,,t ;icW:,,.y ,8 nable
ated upon him . for appendicitis: K, N,. ntinTiMd for tho
Thursday. Ho Is reported t be'..,,., ,.o:Ja'tort!1j ,,omini,tion.
gelling (.long very -well"; ,
Mrs. G. M. M.isterson la" visiting
rtilatives in Elgin this week.
Mrs. Neil Cameron was an c:;t-
goinn passenger to La Grande, on
S It y-'as V.'n-t who appointed Mc
:Nary f to tho Supreme Court and
! there has boon ft strong .friendship
'between them.. Conitirtction placed
Inr-ort Went'n !r.tc:.t act Is thct he
McCrao and datightnr ;
La Cran.de visitors1
dtecovored
i:in recent visit to
Wednesday.
M"9. Rod
Core, were
Thursday. ' ' '
jiirtiiMii ; t..,- l?nf,i,n,w In Unh rMnn
. , 1 ' 1.1 kl. fnll.nv w'll, i "r" '
11,31 ,a """Iwhore he liild the rit.milon I cforc
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You Can Save Money on Every
Article by Buying from us
J.og Cabin Syrup, Half (inllon Size, for only .75c
much proKrcra that there wno
r:r"vo doubt as to McN::ry s w.n-
oregon a most famous rooster is
nin.lol In New York Cltv. left her,uu- -""V. prouauiy tne most 110-
fnr frnm satisfied and she sought jtoVlnus fcrub rooster In tho United j the spring farm work. He will re- j;,!cX.ir? yyt it'.e ;raihcd V
- States, ' is dead. The roaster in : 'turn to tho shipyards jint ns soo:1 tornifnat iou to entc- the .ts
question Is nono other than tho as me crop is in. . . ... T,ls t ihc p;..r- 0f (he
t.. 1. 1 ....I to...i tjn..,ion,v,f t . . n business ' ' " '
,mv " iih.i") in. nmno in- ';- Democrats, wlio icslslefert as
tho L C. Smith tdrttgo for the p;wst 'visitor to Portland last won,. IroouMlcantt am! iste-.ideiT voting forR-
chinsc
$3.50 and H.00
THE GOLDEN
RULE CO.
tWhen a young girl puts on
har first corset her figure
has a tendency to grow mto
thk line of her corsets whe
ther the lines are good or
baa. f her first corset is 11
baa ooe and she obtains a
bail figure from it, of course '
n niwicorset of the same mo
del jyi!1 f't ner better than,,
any corset of superior , linos .
or design, for has she not
allowed her figure to toljo
the imperfect lines- of tho
' poor corset? . .,
We make this suggestion.
Try on one of these
1 rtvTJ mo
PAULINE
LEDERLE
'i1'111- muii 1 111 uiuarc
J. O. IGummei-nuin, the t:i '.lor, .will :
unco years, Doing a pet or rare 1 J- "iimm,"""i. .m. ....... ijIcNa.v. jf thev do
distinction. So many t:;re eharac- Iclos:. his chop in y.aiiowa nnu viu, r(lBlEtvaUon i0 th0 dcm0.
terirtlrs dW .aid rooster display ;go Jjils week to Pntorprlac. v. here ra,tv Ul.n. a..G nxpcetoa t0:
that the New York .tribune only, ho will 'take chnn.x of a Uko bnel-.j (() sta;tiojdi almdy in.,
recently publiHhed. a le:rsth-article iftesi of his brotl - Mar. who eoes,. . Siipf,0,(l 3 a(rcn(;thi on Ulc!
on 1110 peeiuiarities or this member . nun uie w.i ' theory that West, If nominated,!
of the family cliicken. The Ore- J. i: Morciocit was ...K-n.y r-iwant9 to n903e. Stanfleld. ' The
gonian aim oilier papers likewise ea 10 rniaii, ...,... jr.ntslnn.llnc fact of West's entry is!
from time to tiiuii piibtehcd itn 'count? of the serious Illness of his j
Old Dutrh rieausrr c
Bob White Soap, . . .2 liars 9c
Shinola Shoe Polish !)c
Dromcdnf'y Coconnut ......9c
Store 'Polish .sHc
Ice Cream Powder ,
Din mom! W Jello Powder.. 9c
Silk Soap 9c
Macaroni .-. 9c
Vermicelli 9c
Noodleu c
Spaghetti ...9c
l.nva -Snap 9c
Black Pepper 9c
Aunt Dinah MolaRsrs.
Xo. 5 40c -
Alago Syrup its taste will
mack your mouth water
only 63c
Al.iko linisins. . . . . .3 for 25c
OttrrNHnisins 2 for 2'ic
.('lusterx"''"' l;,c
I-lc
A-iluiratipHV 19c
IVttfiiihn IlreVtkfast pood 16c
Sea Koam Podcr 5c
t'.'CednrNif'lishX Ke
Acme PoWNsJ n"
10c Salt, for 8c
father.
The'' Rebecca Lodge
cep'ion Friday evening.
;ave a re-
The guests i.1
-nlnltll-n nml ,.VTli,lln,l Itu Infills
1 I Tho rooster spent Its entire time
inboiit the garage; Nit. night he cack
led his farewell "Retreat" in stnit- of honor were Mrs. Virgil Cover
ting fashion and egotistical tono,!stnc and Mrs, Leo. Reed. Tlie cv-
1 (nnd then flew to a beam near thcienlr.g was spent In speeches, music
, i'celllng for his night's rest. Inland games! Tho3e present all re-!.
the morning his crowing always pre-! port as having a delightful time,
'coded by it moment or two thej M. C. . Davis returnod' Monday
wliiftle for the workmen to resume I from Ilwaco, Wash, where he ' has
Ithelr labors. Porehed on any con-lbeen working on e gnrngc for his
jtlio McNary's , chances have been.
groatly iniperlled and McXary sup-
TOMORROW
jveniont part of an automobile, he
jwns frequently hauled about the
(city by bis lord and inaster, L. C.
son Kenneth Ionian. .
Mrs. C. D. Smith and Miss Mnr
jorle McCrae wero Enterprise visi-
porters are discouraged. Nothing,
say the politicians in tho democra-j
tie nnd republican ranks, would
have induced West to take this step
If . he wns coDvinced thnt McNnry
had be'eh making good nt Washing
ton or if he believed that McNary
could defeat Stanfleld In tho prl-
niaiies. I
30c Canned Peaches, for ,
30c Cnnnid Apricots, for
Mc Cnnmd Peaches,' for
15c Mnrkciel
20c
..20c
27c
. . ,2 for 25c
We are In the Work Across thc Street from Foley's Hotel.
HUG'S
MODERN GROCERY
CALL MAIN 35
Smith. Proprietor nnd workmen !trs between train9 Friday.
allke are grieved today, for yester- A very pretty romance which
. jday. In snito .of three years of United in the Wallowa High School
(idodglng nnlos in the -garage, Mr. 'culminated last Monday evening
Rooster wandered nut on the street 'April S. .191 8, when Miss Kihel
and was struck by a passing auto- Hendricks and Virgil Coveistone
jjmobllo. Thnt at least is tlie siip-ivere united In marriage nt the
position. The demise wasn't wit-'home of L. J. Coverstone, the Rev.
nessed by any of the gaiage force, .Mr. Trueblood officiating. The
!hut tho lifeless carcass was even -bride Is one of Wallowa's most pop-
tiiaily dh;eoeied. '. iUlar young- ladles,'
LUfMO
; Musts
Among the traits tlie bird exhi-. lids year's graduation' class,
j lilted was one of tensing. It waslthc daughter of Wm. Hendricks.
Inot uncommon for hlrti to slip up well known in lumber circle. The
. I from behind nnd nip tome ur.sus-! groom in a son of L. J. Coverstone
'porting patriot en the chin, and," Jeweler of this city. lie was a
I dive under n nearby car before bis 'member of lnst yea?' graduation
jpres'enre could be discovered. jclnss nnd one of the boys who first
i o-- innswered our country's call by en-
, WANTi:D Clean White Cotton .listlne In the hosnltal service. The
Rags nt the Observer Oftiic; He wuldli.g was a quiet affair onty the
per lb. -
role. See How
ickly It Relieves
Yen lusttub Slusterole In hnsl-hr on!t
usually the pain lis sons-a delicious
oothing wnVfort iomes to take Its place.
Mu3tero!e k a ilean, white ointment
made with oilfcf mpstard. Use it instead
Of mustard phkter. IWill not blister.
Manv doctor anR
Ole and recomnfendlit to their naticntn.
Thev will elaliv 11 mu mi;.-f l
1 PTvf from nrrit'iTi-i K--,i-,.i,j
a member of stiff neck, nsthiia. fcenralma. connefinn
and ; pleurisy, rheumaiam, lumbago, pains and
acnes ot tne oaj; r joints, sprains, sore
muscles, brulses.lcilblains. frosted feet,
colds of tho c (it often prevents
pneumonia). Alv5fys dependable.
30 and 60c jar bospital size $2.50.
UIPEODROM
VAUDEVILLE
4 ACTS 4
Dressier s Wilson . , . . Noveltv Tim
Al. Wild . . . ........ V That Funny Comedian
Weaver & Weavv ....... .. .The Homo
.w MUUAUO
Milo Vagge & Co.
.Novelty Bag PuncSing, Jiggling, Musical Skit
Keystone Comedy- Orchestra
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 "r . .
408 North Fir Street . -, . , Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. GS0255." ; ,
COMING THURSDAY
DOUG. FAIRBANKS
"THE KANSAS CYCLONE."
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