La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1918, Image 2

VK'IDAY. AIMML10, 1918
Tho if(i.iici or tiie jau ncckinco TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT'
prove potent In this circumstance .
RETURNS FORTUNE'
IX ROYALTIES TO
UNCLIC SAM
us It did In many an Indian rom
ance or the loan uv.o. Tlie luge-mi
run: V
"'What maid fhall wear these beads
of Judo .
Must' marry e'er the puppies fado."
Ladies' Hats
VERY LARGE OR VERY SMALL, ARE THE
NEW SPRING HATS.
'Melody Lund ' aiul Children Pair.
emit pi Hifrh School Auditorium.
-"Melody Land," the most ileligh'ful '
rbWE ALWAYS
W; WhAVE THE BEST
FRESH
honie entertainment Lit Grundo hasp
Uivy sell that ' legend with every had ; a jon)f tim wiu be repeated
Jade necklace that goes nut of the thin evening at! the high school audi- j
bazaars of llomhay. So pretly.-jtoriurti.. As a 'supplemtmtarperform-1
Phyllis looks into the ryes or Gray- iam.e, - the children'! pageant, Tepro
soii rilalr and the. necklace wins, ,'senting tho changes of the seasons,!
As a special treat, Kddlo Sandow'and H whole show In. itself, will be j
will appear In a number of feats given. r Don't delay in securing ru-1
of htrenglh that have bee:r pro-' served, seats at' Silverthorn's. Tile I
AND
VEGETABLES .
r.ouiicVd nothing- short of wonder- (performance .will.be strictly as a ben
ful. '.'':' ' i cf it entertainment, ,
er - mump
New Poke Hats, with short, up-turned brim at the
back and wide curved brim at the front. Sailors
with wide or narrow brims and high crowns. Small
flower turbans, only one of a kind At prices much
lower than you would expect under present con
ditions. Hill's Department
5 tore
'SHERRY'S'-
TOWNSHIP MAPS.
Showine vacant land. Dresent land
-,........-------------- owners, streams, railroads, etc.' K. K
VIOLA DAX.V MA KIN .1 1 Hit ; N'enl, county surveyor," office' in ciiy
(jltH.Vl'UST HIT. hall, over fire department. Adv.
Viola Dana, the Motro star, conical ' ' , " 4-lft-8t,p
Into her own us the' greatest of ' .
modern screen artists' In-the-rpurtr"
of "June" in "Blue Jeans." While i
Miss Dana If, known and. her work !
nnn.vcli.liMl hv hundreds Of Ihdus- .PBNDLETON, i April; 18. Alex
"I'XDIAX, ,101X8 MAIS1NHN.
JORNM-BROwTOWr
John M. Drowning. Inventor of.
tho Browning machine gun and:
the Browning automatic rlfle
which Uncle Same is producing by I
thousands for use, against the!
Boche, is turning back to the gov-;
ernment some three and a half;
million dollars In disclaimed. roy-
..! nf itis.rl.vn nlfiirn timolol- nut. iAicane, an .Indian of the Colvllle re-! allies.
,.. , r ..., ,.M, i Iservation, Washington, who has been I - He aif'reed without question to
she has appeared in heretofore have :cmpIoyod with the allotting part
nm nrlce of Jl.000.000 plus an
expense allowance and signed toj
Uncle Sam tho right to producer
as many of his guns as might be
seeded. .
J
S-T-A-R
Hi.Mir AXTigrn wins hi hiiam)
..' FOIt ITS I i.M)i;lt. :, '
.Wcklnro, Mtolon liY.oiu Idol In
.' Oriental Temple, HiinIh Of Story
In "A lilt Of .Inilc," Hlnr's
. i Liilest riiotoplav.
. Thfio Ik an aliiiunpiiero or Orien
tal mystery about, t ho lutest Mary
Miles Winter production under
AinorIcnn Mutual auspices, which
'will ' be presented at the Star to
morrow Only.
' ' The plot Is woven about a Jade
inai'klace . that Is supposed to have
boen J'llfted" from the neck of an
(idol In a Hindu temple at Anirltsar
iduriilg the Indian mutiny.
L The necklace, throiicu devious
channels has como into possession
of Rrnyson Illalr, an Anioiican col
lector, and falls Into the hands of
pretty Phyllis King, a young At
jerltan with rather more than her
fair share cf the beauty and grnco
'that belongs to American ingenues.
IBivon'her the opporiunlty to allow "'ua' .'isrvuuo yr uie,
her re.ll c'S. as' does "Illuo Jeans." months, enlisted Inst week.j
Some of the big scenes In "Blue i-toinln the United States , Murines ,
iJeans" In this t Metro special pio-!ll,,H,lh ,he ' recruiting office at : SK1LLEO .MEN NKEHK1)
iducttpn or Joseph. Arthur's ramuus , Walla Walla. He loft Monday mor-j ' ' F01 EMERGENCIES
piny, occur in mi old-faiihloru-d saw ji,ll,K .for Seatllo. . Mr. Arcasa Is aj (Continued from Page one)
: mill. These srenes . weS taken- at IB' '"- m . , tui nraian . .... ' ,
:.,.,i.. .,. ,i,i ti,i. mm school, and during the football sea-, mi1, "olstlien, pile drivers.
hum m 1M!I Is still in use bvlcona.or I!"2 and :i ill 3 .played-half
hack on tno Carlisle team with J ni i s"i uis
Thorpe, , , .
, ' . 0 " ' . :
TODAY'S OFFERING
! the : original owners, Conklin and
iTubby, who watched with great in-
Itercst the Inking of the scenes with
Mlr.iS Dana as star. r'
I PoveiTiil lightH woro Installed at
I the. mill for tho photographing of
the tense scenes staged there. The
circular saw, four and a half feet : ,.t,port
In diameter, which has done service l,..,,v
The
LOTS OK Him TAPK.i
for over two score
(Continued from page one)
iminediately ' for military
papers asking for the r-
1 men, holstmeh, pile
'shovel operators.
Crusher operators,
pateliers, draftsmen (general, sur
! veyingj marine design, or topograph
jcal), engineers (civil, electrical,
j railroad or computing),, locomotive
. engineers , and firemen, electrician
t (general, armature winder or wire
jinen), floor hands (shipyard), con
struction roreuien (bridge, building,
earthwork, ship or railroad), fnrn-
SI'IXACH
LEAK LETTUCE
HEAD LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER
GREEN ONIONS
FRESH RIPE TOMATOES
NEW CABBAGE -BANANAS
CELERY
RHUBARB
CARROTS
RADISHES
ASPARAGUS
DRY ONIONS
grape l'iturr
ORANGES
HARRIS GROCERY
. Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 392
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
"United States Food Administration License No. G50255."
approved
disapproved. If dis-
New Shoes and Pumps
; JuEt Received a New Shipment of New
Spring Shoes and- Pumps. , ''.
New White, -.Washable Kid Shoe, in the. 'very
best jri-mle of kid, per pair . $9.50
New (Hazed Kid Pumps, 'perfectly plain, with
Louis heel; price '. ,:. $5.00
New (Hazed Kid Military Heel Pump, pvice,$4.50.
' New Dark Brown Kid Oxfords, with new Mili-
tary I led, one of the. 'newest styles; price $5.50
New White Canvas Klines, with Military Heels;
price J. ,. $4.00
New White (,'anvas Shoes, hoth low and .NHlitai'v
11 eels; price L........... $4.50
' We Fit Your Feet.
L J. French Shoe Co.
years, was useii in me b. b.u iwvi.o tUmi.h are ,hen pal;Rcd t() tho
in the story Miss Dana, as June, !t()mmnmi11K ofllcor whei.0 tnB gol.
has been locked In .the ofllee Dy ltl s,.;,Innprt . ni,i,nl.
jthe villain, Hen Iloone , (Clilfoirt
Bruce.) Through the glass door
she sees Boone and her sweetheart jr,. ,' r(lasolls.
Perry uascoin iHonori. vtaiiien
flglUIng in the mill. Boone places j -
Bosconi on tlio log -carriage and j Trout are biting inLadd Creek, so
leaves 'him to his fitter .'Breaking 'run : ight to the La Grande Pharmacy
the glass door, June rushes in and laud look at the new bamboos and
.'dracs. nosroin from tho rlirrl.-ige l.e site! loils for 5I.7ii, 4-19,'Jt
fore it readies the trcacheiouaj 1 ; . '
teeth. . .. . . ..... :.. '. -,. ,. ' , '; ,
j 0 ;f '"o'Aie salmon' have been caught--it
irt lllllmiu Trntil.ta.
!
To promote a Healthy action of
(the liver and correct the disorders
caused ' by biliousness, Chamber
lain's Tablets are excellent. Try
Do Vou Sleep Well?
To be at his best n man must
have Bound, refreshing sleep.
When wakeful and restiess at night
lie ls'ln'no condition for work
mm (gyratory or Jaw crusher). '. i."!?,!" ,!b8laess dUring the '
Gas nlant workpiu (,ivi i,JT , ,' nesB Is often caused Dy indigestion
. , Ia1 lnal (lluJ BlUym IeCllIlg.-
drogen, oxygen, poison, illumination Adv,
or eompressoi'), gunsmiths or oper-j-?
atlves in gun factories, locomotive
approved the commanding officer ! hostlers railroad car inspectors, lo
comotive Inspectors, Instrument ma-'
kers and repairmen (engineering, '
optical or electrical), telegraph and j.
telephone linemen, machinists ;ind
helpers (general, lathe, bench or
railroad), general mechanics. i
Meteorologists , or physicists, j
mine or quarry workers and helpers
.drill 'runners, ' foremen, powdernien 1
. Vincent with hook ! and line. . The !or ' -pmnpnien, motorcyclists, mol-
,'taT.kie was purchased at the La Grande ucrs- P-nnters, photographers, plum-
Phr.r:micy. -4-19,21 !Ders or fitters, forest rangers.
o !ear reairmen, bridge, building or
.-------"-------"--- ' v , ship riggers, saddlers or harness
KAMOl'H PluAY .uiX(i. ' NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. r jmakers, sailmakers. tentinakers o
Coming to tho Arcade on Thins-j ; other canvjis workers, railroad set
day night Is' the well-known piny j The Merchants' Delivery wishes to tion hands.
"In Old Kentucky," traveling In request the patrons of the Merchants' I Steersmen, slicot-iron workers and
their own private sleeper, and us-; Delivery, system, if goods are not de- helpers, soldt rers or tinsmiths, ste.
;lng a sixty foot baggage car to
transport, their production from city
to city. The company numbers nenr
fifty people, and includes the fa
mous "Race Scene," In which
i "Queen lless," ridden by captivating
Madge" wins the. race, The band
will mnko a noon day parade, and
nveieq in goon snape ami piacen nographers, surveyors,
where requested, to notify Harry W. transitmen (topographic
Baum. Phono Red 301. . 4-19,-.'t ,-oad) tailors, teamsters,
levelnien.
or rail-telegraph
Whooping rough.
Give Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
,edy to keeD the conch loose and ex-
give one of their favorite concerts poclorntion easy. It is excellent.
as the doors open. ' 'Adv.
operators, telephone open 'ors, and
telephone operators who cm speak j
Gerii'ian. .
. Tlinber cruisers, wagonmakeis, 1
; acetylene or' exyacotylcne weldrs,
3 wireless oeratora, : yardmnsters o? i
switchers. . j
H1 I
and constipation,, and Is quickly re
lieved by Chamberlain's Tablets.,
how much better you feel with a
clear head and good digestion.---Adv.
COMING
THURSDAY NIGHT
NO MATINEE
The Great Horse Race,
Ueautiful "Queen Bess" Wins.
The Funny .Pickaninnies.
In Old
Kentucky
Large Company and
Production.
BIG NOVEL STREET
PARADE
ARCADE
ON THE EVE OF THE DRIVE
The Best Way to Save Money is
to Pay Cash and Carry
If you are not already one of iiur satisfied customers, investi
gate our system and be one of them You get (he same quality
of goods when you pav cash as you do when you have it chnrgi-d
Kvery article guaranteed.
II'Jc Coffee hir :l0c
One. half Gallon Log Cabin Syrup . "J. .'."ic
1 Large Box of the Best .Mulches made, for 7c, I'kg IMc
We have leu Varieties of Substitutes for your Flour.
Vegetable and I'lower Seeds from six different parts of the
Uiuttd States you emi have your choice.
'lollel Paper '. 4 fr n.-,c .
30 cent Pearlies for 20c
Kaney assortment of Toilet Soap i BiV
Tip Top and llulli's Bread ....... df n Loaf
You ran Always Find l's, hy Following the Crowd.
it p, Pr
W.ffint,i'V' .,VI W1 tJVt V.-l " ii : i---:, j y rt 1 IV"--.,i; :
NO CAMOUFLAGE!
ALL THEY
LOOK
,$3.50 and $4.00
THE GOLDEN
RULE. CO.
Every Woman wants!
I to be Pretty,
! Healthful and !
Shapely
HUG'S
MODERN GROCERY
CALL MAIN 35
x -T -I'!. .r. ...stm - .... .".'",;K:S-.1i4f
fgy
"Think they'll come over 'round here?"
"Uunno, but I HOPE THEY DO!"
Can't you see that's what these two British soldier in .,.... j j
No-Man's Land are saying? The faces in this phwoirann takerT ,en'!f,.,,n0U, 0" 0,1 ,he very dM of
start their offensive, would Indicate that the TomndeS iercir ; iwiJu. or ,h. "'f " "lns r",dy to
wag0n was placed over the dugout by camouflage srtuts nlou ovcr tn outcome. . The old broken
Building-up for the Snrim? 'Attack
at the Front is n good deal like pulling ; J.
tho body in condition for an invasion i i
of the germs ot grip, pneumonia or !
"Spring lever" here at home. 'J
t mis iiiiiu ui nm vcar nmsc peoiue : I
! suffer from a condition ofteji called !
j Spring Fever. They (eel tired, worn ' !
i out, before the day is half thru. They if
j may have frequent headaches and
sometimes "pimply" or pale skin and '
' white lips- The reason for this is that I
during the wintertime, ehut up wild-
in doors, eatine too much meat nnit !
too little green vegetables, one heaps I
fuel into the system which is nut. burned
up and the clinkers remain to poison !
the srstvin a clogging tip ot the I
circulation with inactive liver and kid- '
neve. Time to put your house in order. J
Fur an invigorating tonic which will
clnrifv the blood, mil nmv lit'., i n... i
body, sparkle to the eve, and n'J
i wholesome skin, nothing dues so well S
! as a glyceric herb extract made from
; Gulden ek-al root, Binnd'aml Stone J
njot, Oregon graiw root and Wild l
(berry batk. Tins can he had in con-
jvement, ready - l.i-u: e tablet form at ! '
all drug trci Fixtv centj, and has l
jbeen sold for the past tittv venrs as
. ')r- I tree's Gulden .Medical' Dwcoverv. : J
, t., imvn ot me nerves tietling on
the blood, when the blood is pure1
: the nerves foci the effect, and neuralgia : !
i,or other nerve pains disappear be-! I
i caujc such pniu is the crv of the starved
nerves for food. W hen" suffering from 1 !
; backache, frequent or seantv urine, I
rheumatic pnina here or there,' or that '
I constant tireii feelitiK, the simple way i !
! to overcome these disorders is merely to ' i
obtain Dr. Pierce's Amine from your ' 1
i druggist.. In tablets, sixtv cents. J
When a young girl puts on
her first corset her figure
has a tendency to grow into
the line of her corsets whe
ther the lines arc good or
had. If her first corset is a
bnd one and she obtains a
bad figure from it, of course
a new corset of the same mo
del will fit her better than
any corset of superior lines
or design, for has she not
allowed her figure to take
the imperfect lines of tho
poor corset?
We make this suggestion.
1 ry on one of these
i' ront Laced
PAULINE
LEDERLE