La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1918, Image 2

There's a Hat Style
' FOR EVERY MAN.
The style that suits you might not become the next
man. We have hats to suit every man's style and
taste. But there is only one best make for all men
the matchless
Gordon $3.50 and $4.00
Hill's Department
.Store
J
w" n twr Bey Jio
to;, v
lower floor will lie sold lit
cents," balcony "60 CMilsand chil
idren 25 rents, these prices In
elude the war tax. There are . ni
reserved seats for Laurant, and It
alii hu well to come early and
mold the ruBh.
TO AM. I'ATItlOTIC CITIZKNS:
The I.a Ornmle Chapter of the
Red Cross Is compelled to make
(another nppeul to the patriotic ctti
izens .of this community. The funds
of tho 'Chapter are Inadequate to
jtho demands made upon it for the
purchase of material and supplies
, which H Is supposed to furnish.
: At the prsent time the chapter
rinds itsclr In debt about $1,000.
havlnpr expended Since April 16,
1S17, to April I, 1018, $24,347.38.
(Their indebtedness at this time in
jexcess of their assets is $1,017.69.
i In ordor to hold the chapter's
charier and continue the good work
l which in now more necoss-iry and
lensentlal than ever before In the
I history of tho war, the chapter has
Ifound that It will have to locolve
:i regular monthly Income nmount-
ilng to from -one or two thousand
i dollars, and to this end we appeal
I to you to fill out the attached
'subscription blunk for as much si3
jyou can spare monthly for this very
j essential work. V..
I I.a Grande, dregon.. . . . ', . ... . .1918
I I hereby agree to pay to La Grande
Chapter of the Red Cross the sum of
If.!.. . .,payable on the first day
of each month. , ' ' . '
Signed. 'i
These coupons and monthly pay
ments can be turned ,ln to either
of the banks in La Grande. , :
' F. L. MEYERS; Chairman.
: MRS. T. N. MURPHY. ,.
MRS. R. W. LOOAN. !
MRS. H.-B. LEITEU."
'.'..' 0. L. LARISON'.
i Finance Committee
Adv. 4-16-10t"pd ' : '
SHERRY'S
iMany People Dance
'I i n nTTTinwnnmr ti A. mo -
AND EVERYBODY EATS.
I-
Women Ilrnver Thim .Men.
Women often do their dally tusks
of women's Buffering can be allevi
ated. Bacluiclie. sore muscles', stiff
in homo, office of factory while Biir-'j jolntn, rheumatic pnlns, dlzzlncea
foriiiK pain ana nilRory that would ! and Hko symptoms are caused by
put n man In bed. . However, much (disordered kidneys', and bladder.
Mm, Thos. Davis, Montgomery, Ind.,
writes: "I doctored several months
without relief, when I commenced
uslnrf Foley Kidney Fills, and Rot
relief. .Eight bottles cured me."
Safe, harmless: quick results. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
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ShovliiB vacant laud, present land
owners, streams, railroads, etc. R.
R. .Ncal( County Surveyor, 'office in
Cltf Ilallj over Flro Department
Adv. , ' : . '4-10-lSt. pd.
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ARCADE
IN OI.I KKXTl'CKY.
ARCADE THEATRE
NO MATIXRK.
SPECIAL ROAD SHOW ATTRACTION.
" TT
JJLad
aurant
The Man of Many Mysteries
"In Old Kentucky" which will bn
given at the Arcade Theater on
Thursday evening has entertained
more playgoers throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada than liny dra
ma now current; and It remains
today ono of the most wholesome
and interesting, and one of the
most absorbing and thrilling of all
(lie stage offerings of the day. It
Is worth anyone's time to sit
i through a performance of this de
illghtful drama. There are scenes
of realism that leave a strong Im
Ipresslon on the mind, and mucn
I genuine ; and parkllng humor,
j bree2y . and wholesome. Tho love
story unfolded In the play is an
Idyllic one, and charms with its
simple purity and truth. There Is
a lovable mountain lass who does
heroic things in a natural manner
and there Is a manly young hero
of the right sort. Miss Jen Selkirk
In the leading role ' of the brave
mour.tn.ln girl, gives a splendid por
trayal of tills' trying part. A fine
(il.AI)YH I, RSI, IH IS 1'ltHTTY
SCHF.KX STAIt.
, Gladys Leslie, who is the prin
cess in ''The Wooing of Princess
Pat,", the Blue Ribbon Feature,
which will be the attraction at the
Sherry Theater today and tomorrow,
Is one of photoplay's youngest and
most beautiful stars.
"The girl with the million dollar
smile," was born In New York city
eighteen years ago, and her first
screen experience was with the
Thanhouse!' Company. She then
was seen in several Important fea
tures on the Patho program, at
tracting attention by her work -as
Sophia in "The Vicar of Wake
field," in which Frederick . Warde.
was starred.
Albert; E. jSmlth, president of
Vitagraph, a mail noted for his suc
cess In picking screen actresses, and
also for his conservatism, engaged
Miss Leslie on a long-time contract
to appear In 'features, and his confi
dence was vindicated In her first
appearance that of an Irish col
leen In "iilB Own People.'' '
In "The Wooing of Princess Pat,"
she is the- princess who, is forced
Into marriage with the Iron Duke
of a neighboring principality, whom
she has never met, to savo her fa
ther's kingdom from a hopeless war.
J. Frank Glendon has. the lead
ing male role and others in the
cast are lilgelow Cooper, - William
an.d .1. Albort Hall. On the same
program Is Episode No. 13 of "Ven
geance and the . Woman," entitled
"Sands of Doom."
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S-T-A-R r'
So there is no exeuso for your not.nttcndinjr.tho Sixth ;,
Annual Moose liall and Kofrcshmont Hooth,' under '
' auspices of tlit ladies for the benefit of the Union -County
Army and Navy Auxiliary, at County Army ...
and Navy Auxiliary at Zuber Hall, Wednesday even- :
ing, April 24. Lois of. ice cream and cake, coffee and
sandwiches, pop mid "Let 'or Puck" at -
Before the War Prices
We know the Auxiliary, needs your patronage, for it
" furnishes them means to purchase necessary-materials
for making the nice sweaters, comfort kits, ditty
bags and woolen stockings with which tliey arc Iry-
ing to equip each ITnion County man who rallies to
the colors. SO 60!
This space donated by UAPPilS (IROfKRY.
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides' and some', and thoroughly cleansing ca
back; rheumatism, bachache, kid-j thnrtic, for -constipation," bilious
ney end bladder ailments; and Less, headache and Blugglsh bowels.
Foley Cathartic ' Tablets, a whole- j Soltl everywhere. Adv..
. i f . i
company and a pretentions com
ipany and Ethiopian plantation ar
;:Ie1s help to liven up fhe perform-
hani:c;?';-' ..v; ..
KA.MOIS
IIOItSHM.W
Tl'HUS.
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LATEST WONDERS IN MAGIC
LARGE ILLUSIONS' .
. IMPERSONATIONS
SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS. 1
An Attraction Above the Ordinary, Under Redpath , Management For More
Than Ten Years.
LOW. Kit FLOOR
HALCONY
('IMLI)RKN
75c
50c
THESB PRICKS INCI.UDK Till? WAR TAX.
foe
ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY.
I.Al'KAXT AXl) (WIPAXY.
On account of a special road at
traction the regular Hippodrome
vaudeville show will nof . appear
at the Arcade this Wednesday, but
Laurant and Company,- traveling
under the management of the Red
path Lyceum . Bureau will present
their show of wonders.
La ii rant has been under the man
agement of the Redpath people for
more than ten years. " He presents
a show of the latest wonders of
magic, large Illusions and impersona
tions Besides his work, there ore
iwlth the company two very clever
: musicians, who will entertain during
' the Intermissions with some, very
i: clever work along their respective
i : lines. .
't No expense has been spared In
jtho staging of this chow. Also the
i greatest attention has been given
to every detail including elaborate
costumes for the " attendants an.)
stage effects.
i Thore will bo no matinee Wednes
day and but one show in the ev
lenln:; of two hour-' duration. Trie
A M, WT rasHaaESB . THURSDAY NIGHT
HlT C I B iMB No Matinee
H M . - r iaaiizS Ksaraaa Tickets Now Selling.
ni n Ik ' mm Jmm) m
Leading lights of tho movies give
all sorts of reasons for their entry
Into the picture field. No one has
a more original reason than N'eal
Hart, Just elevated to the position
of star, and appearing at 'the Star
theater today and tomorrow In the
Butterfly picture, "The Man from
Montana," in which he plays the
part of a two-fisted iiero. . Hart
went Into the picture , game be
cause he loved horses! And - he
came by his love of them honestly.
His people call Staten Islnnd, New
jYork, their homo, and the family
homestead has stood 'there for seve
iral generations, during which all the
imen of the name of Hart have In
terested themselves In tho breeding
jand raising of fine horses. Season
:aftor season they earned trophies in
Madison Square Garden, New York.
six of their horses, Sir Roderick,
Tycoon,- Amherst, Fox Catcher,!
j Richmond and Vulcan, in four suc
cessive Mndliion shows, took the
highest honors in their cluss. In
the big home of Ncal'8 fincle,
Charles Hart, who owns one of the
show places on the Island In which
Neal and his sisters were born,
thore is gathered together one of
the largest collection of cups and
ribbons In American. "Fox Catch
er" was Neal's one particular pos
session,' a Virginia-Irish mare,, a
famous runner and high jumper.
i Be Needs Somebody to Send Him
another pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
Uncle Sam's Boys don't ask for much in the way
of comforts but good tobacco they must have.
A few cents spent for Real Gravely will buy
more tobacco satisfaction than many times the
money in ordinary plug.
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug, and he will tell
you that's the kind to send. Send the best I
Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs lest per week
to chew Real Gravely, bocause a small ehew of it lasts a long
while. .',:.
If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife and add
n little to your smoking tobacco. It will give flavorimprove
your smoke. t
SEND YOUR FRIEND IN TEE U. S. SERVICE A POOCH OF GRAVELY
Dealers all around here carry it in 10c pouches. A 3c.
stamp will put it into his hands in any Training Camp or Sea
port of the U. S. A. Even "over there" a 3c. stamp will take
.it to him. Your dealer will supply envelope and give you
official directions how to address it.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO, Danville, Va
7n Pafonf Pouch keeps it Fresh and Clean and Good
it is not Real Gravely without this Protection Seal
. ," Established 1831
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money,
Don't rhlss this. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing!
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
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Prices:
Lower Floor ..... .: .....,... ....$1.00 Plus 10c War Tax
Balcony, first four rows 1.00 Plus 10c War Tax
Balcony, last four rows ..'.. 50c Plus 5c War Tax
LARGE COMPANY AND PRODUCTION.
FAMOUS PICKANINNY BRASS BAND.
NOT A MOVING PICTURE.
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister
There's no sense in mixing a mess of
mustard. Hour and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with a little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients, com
bined in the form of the present white
ointment. It takes the place of out-of-date
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsllitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
(it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50.
Fresh Strawberries
Sale on FOLGER'S
BAKING POWDER
In ordor to roduco our stock of FovlorV
Jinking Powder, we are going to sell nt the
following prices fur ono week, beginning
Wednesday morning:
One-Pound Cans' il.i , 40(,
Two One-Half Pound Pans $1.00
Five-Pound funs jj-o 00 '
J'ok1i Fruit and (Ireon Vegetables by Ex
press Rack Morning. '
PHONE MAIN 43
J. G. Snodgrass