La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1918, Image 2

SATURDAY. APRIL 27, 1918-
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WE ALWAYS '
HAVE THE BEST
topjriBLt, 1BJ, A. II. KukMjmiiii Co.
DEMAND AOrWOOIr
NOTHING LESS
THERE? is only one degree of all-wool
there are a hundred degrees of cotton adul
teration .... Once cotton is admitted, you never:
know whether the adulteration stops at 5 per
cent or goes to 50 per cent ... .To keep on sure
ground in clothesbuying, look for the Kirschbaum
label a label which stands for something
definite for all-wool, always and without com
promise . . . ; Kirschbaum Clothes - $20 to $40
Hills Department Store
TO AM 1'ATItlOTIC. CITIZHXS: jlng to from one or two thousand
., 7",'. ... ...v i dollars, and to Mill end wo appeal
! The I.a Crnnde Chapter of .thejto you' to fill out liio attached
Itod Cioss Is' compelled to make (subscription blank for us much its
a,nother appeulvto the patriotic cltl- y can spare monthly tor this vci
iena of thin community. - Jho funds 'essential work.." '""-'
i of the Chapter are Inadequate, to I'
ijtho demands made upon It for the I U Grande, Orejjon. ..1918
ii purchase 'of material and supplies j 1 hereby a8' ce t0 pay to La Graml
'which it is supposed to furnish. I''P' f the Red Cross the Bum of
.At the prsent. time tho chapter ?" ''"" ' P'We on tho f,lst
Jfinds itself in deht .ahout Jl,000.of eat'hmo"th;
having expended . sinco April .16, Signed..
3 1017, to April 1,. 1018. $24.347.38-1 These coupons and monthly pay.
Their indebtedness at this time InU'ents can be turned In to either
excess of their. Assets Is 11,017.60. Jof the banks in La Grande.
F. L. MEYERS,- Chairman.
MRS. T. N. MUni'HY.
which is now more necessirv and i MPS. .R. W. r.OOAV. '
essential than eveij before In the I MRS. H. B. LK1TER. -
history of tho war, the chapter has! ' O. L.
found that It will, have to t twelve! "'."
a rcKiilnr monthly Income amount-!Adv.. 4-1 6-10t pd
FRESH .
FRUJTS
. AND
111 order to hold the chapter's)
2s' "
LARISON,
Finance Committee
n ( f'tX
TODAY'S OFFERING
J the part of he Paramount officials
j or Mr. Thomas II. Ince, when the
I picked out "His Mother's Soil" for
lHhai'les Ray to follow "The Son of
(lis. Father' it .is just, one of thoso j
jneer happenings' -'that.- occur ' oiiee-
In a .while In filimlnin, for Hie two
productions are very ufililie each
other', although both . are attractive.
wholesome; photoplays,' of .(he typi
cal Hay variety. .The Infest "Ills
Mother's Doy" will be Bhown in
this, city for the .'first' time at thoi
Arcade Thcaler , on Monday.
It is desired, that special ntten-
itlon be given Ho when this picture
I will be shown.: ' ' '
I On': account . of.'..' the ' ', wrpst'lng
match that is 'billed ' for i Tuesday
land for. which tho Amide Theater
I has been rented out- for ;tho ; occar
I'slon, .this picture will be , shown ' at
the matinee olid' evening on Monday
I'Al'IOlt M'OltK
t -r
CAMAS, WASHINGTON.
Permanent -work for steady men
over eighteen'. years old.'
No experience necessary. '
Married men preferred.
Outside work to start with; wil
ling and capable ''men advanced to
better positions. V ' ';'" '';.,,
Lowest wages, $3.37 for nine
hours. .
Mill has been ' running normally
and without trouble to 'workmen
for many months, although strike
called last October has not yet been
formally declared off. Over 750
men, on payroll.
Hoard and lodging: can bo obtain
ed at 50.50 to $7.60 per week, de
pending upon location..' '
Camas is on main line of S. P. &
SPINACH ';, :
liKAF LETTUCE
HEAD LETTUCE!
CAULIFLOWER V
GREEN ONIONS .
FRESH RIPE TOMATOES
NEW CABBAGE
BANANAS jk
CELERY "
RHUBARB
CARROTS
RADISHES
ASPARAGUS
- DRY ONIONS
': GRAPE FRUIT
ORANGES '
and on Tuesday matUiee only. Ohf-' rnllroail, about1 twenty-four miles
the siiine program with the Charles
Kay feature will be a new Mack
Sennett , comedy, featuring' Louise
Fazenda, lleh Tiirpln and Slim Sum
Ironi Portland, Oregon, and about
fifteen' miles from Vancouver,
Washington.' ' Jitney service to
Vancouver; half hoar electric ser-
liierville. This- comedy is . culled ;'ra; Vancouver 10 roitianu; two
"Are Waitresses, . Safe?" aud is said 't lines, Camas to Portland; fare
to be. the best yet.-':'.. ., Jon one 25c; other 50c.
. , o ' Cut out tills ad and apply In
IINITfcn STATES LAND OPENING iPsori of Camas office or room 5.0P,
r-r
! SHERRY'S
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STAIITH' KHVOLI'TIOX WHEN
('11(1, IS I'OltClltliY im:i,i '
H I (l
':":.'-';: -: ..:.'-"' ' v ' ::f
I he most retlxtle revolulion ever
fought out on screens is one ot
tho dramatic scenes in "Soldiers of
Chance.' 1 ho Greater Vltngrnph
Blue Ribbon I'eatino. now appear
ing ill tho Hhnrrv Theater for. to
day only. There are soldiers gal
ore and a real palaco about which
the battle .rages until tho federal
troops are flrlven off under big gun
aim riflo fire. This is a picture
of two strong men fighting for a
wealthy1 young woman "of highest
'i character, who Is led to believe
IrV jsfl,
. 1
lier father. Is' a hnlrdere'r As ft he
struggle, which begins In a count
ing room in New York. Is curried
nerons ' tho Atlantic In a private
Yacht to its conclusion in the luter
lor of South America..'
j .Albert E. Smith, president of
jtireatcr. 'Vii.igraph presents n cast
las strong 'us the play, being headed
ihy Kvart Overton and Miriam 1'OU
iche and''. Including Charles Kent,
Charles Henderson and Denton
. ane. ;'
! With' tills Is shown a Frank Dan
ilels' comedy.
DAXA
STAItltlOl) IN
ItHIH) PLAY.
MVItTI
""Weaver of Dreams. " the Metro
plcturl.atjon or Myrtle need's novel
of Vhe naiiio name, which - will be
mi
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I . Ill t'-JI .f-'V!Ai u-K .Z-."'M.H.
VHF'
UN
DISPLAY.
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A Racine Court'
try Road or Multi
Mile Cord Tire in
our window on your ear-
on your neighbor's is mileage on
display. Extra mileage, too, made cer
tain by ths many extra tests. : .
RACINE CUntIl0ad TIRES
Multi-MileCord
Thene extra tMts nre more thun ordinary tests. For Instance, nil
nibber twrl in manufocture of Country Road or MnlthMHt Cord
Tir" must pans most enaction oxtrft test for fitness, Racine
Country Road Tire are Extra-Tttmd top"1? biff dividends in ex
cess mileage. Racina Afulti'Mtfo Cord 7iri art cord tiio quality
rrorthy the nam Racino Rubber Compony,
GALLOWAY-REES. DISTRIBUTORS
Corner Adams Ave. and Fir St.
for your own protection ho certain every Racine
Ttro you buy heart the name
RACINE RUBBER COMPANY, RACINE, WIS.
shown at the Sherry ' Theater, on
Sunday and Monday, is exceptional
ly well adapted as a starring vehi
cle for winsome Viola Dana, who
appears aa Judith Sylvester.
Th!a role is u slmpie and lovable
country Rirt like "juno" in Miss
! Dana's great success, "Blue Jeans,"
j and the part .is very similar In Its
appeal and human interest. "Woa
! ver of Dreams" is a story of the
1 heart, and Miss Dana excels in he
ichiu'iictorlzation. Tho action takes
(place in a iiirnl community filled
j with quaint types of humanity,
' whore,,, amid simple surrouudinKs,
a drama 'of the human heart Is
! played and reaches its dynamic
denouement.
j Admirers of the stories of Myr
jtle.necd will rejoice in having an
opportunity to ' nee the characters
they have learned to love brought
to life on the screen at Sherry's
Theater. Hooklovers who have road
"LaVender and Old Luce" and
jotlic-r of the Reed novels, nro legion
.'end ; the,,' chaiacters are beloved by
lull j readers. The House , of llearta
j the' House of Content,' the above of
; the beautiful old chraeter, tho musi-
clan, who iiives tho story its name.
I the carrier pigeons thiit have a dis
tinct ' part: to play in the plot, and
I other fascinating detntls which have
given Myrtle Heed's novels their
charm of sincerity are reproduced
In this production.
ARCADE
iX-t'ltlMINAI. fl.AlMS UHWAItl)
l.'Olt ItHTlltN OK KIDNAP-
l'KI) CIHI.I).
Roger Talbot Jr.. kidnapped child
has been restored to his parents.
The man who returned him -Is
known as "Humpy" an ex-safe
blower, who is now reformed. He
found I he rhlld wandering about
the 'suburbs of New York, near his
bunguUi'v and on reading of the ro
wan! iffered Immediately set out
to renin him. "The Hopper," in
which this dramatic return of the
Talbot child takes place. Is a far-fiom-lhc-benten-piith
story that
sparkles with dramatic and comedy
values and offers a decidedly pleas
ing taslp In the motion picture pat
ron. It la a Triangle production,
and will be shown at the Arcade
theater on Sunday nlMt.
tilAt!I,i:s HAY AT AI5CADK .
'MONDAY.
:)000 claims in Southern Oregon;
fruit, (am, tirnber and .grazing
kin's, 60c pci' acre' down, 2.00 on
u 'final proof. " 'Semr'Hiuick;-"2Sc "for
mars ami nnrticulars.i Douclns Ab- ,uoxt weeks only.
stract Co., Roseburg, Ore.' ,4-27-ltpj T r
1 One-third off' on all first-grade
l'lune your Want Ads to the'H"'r Switches at the Walling Mil-Oosei-ver.
Main 37.' ' linery., , ' 4-25-3t
Oregon Diiildlng, Portland, and you
will be given job, If able-bodied,
even if all vacancies are then fill
ed. ., This offer applies ' for the
4-24-(i.
For Sale
3 Dodge Touring Cars
1 Maxwell Touring Car
1 Reo Touring Car
1 Grant Touring Car
Used But Not Abused
Daniel Auto Co.
BOTH PHONES
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HARRIS GROCERY
'Phono Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
'408 North Fir Street v Across the Track
United States Food Administration. License No. G50255." .
We are well equipped and ready- to serve in any
A Pictiii izatioii of Rnpri-t nulics' stnry
"Wht-ii LilV Is Mai'kt-fl Down"
TIIKILI.IXa STORY OF ADV KXTURI
ALSO
LOUISE FAZENDA, BEN TURPIN,
SLIM SUMMERVILLE
in a Two-Reel Mack Sonnet t riot
"ARE WAITRESSES SAFE?"
Monday Matinee and Night,
Tuesday Matinee Only.
of the following departments:
FINISHED LAUNDRY WORK,
FAMILY WASH (Rough Dry),
FRENCH DRY CLEANING,
DYEING, -
CARPET CLEANING.
TOMORROW ONLY
WILLIAM V, MONO, in
i . . "THE HOPPER "
, ALSO
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