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Just arrived, u new ship- ,
snent of Silk Hone for 'wo-
men, consisting of browns,
grays and blacks, in nil
shea; priced from 75c - up
to $2.50 pair.' ,
Organd:
Beautiful new Organdies
for spring and summer
wear, in plain colon and "
figured designs; priced X)r
yard 8c nnd $1.25.
' THE "NEW DESIGNERS
New KUts
New spring I lata arriv
ing daily, in a ;great as-
sortment of styles, come in
4 and see them; all at a low
prick. . . ,:
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patterns in
fancy lrlt Voiles, in
- dwk irnd ligTit colors, in a
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great vuru.'ty oi puiierns ; ,
aril BOc,. 75c,
t priced pery
.Ttfc and $1.2,'
AiilMrE
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On the Bank cf th 8ein.
' THE CARE ;IVEN VOUK rOMF'I.RXION
NOYV-
. will in a great measure determine its future beauty.
You will find your favorite Cold or Vanishing Cream,
Face Powder, or Toiletjater at our store. "'
Si;e Our Display Window and
v Note Oilr Prices. '
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
, ; Tim KFXALL STORE ,
2H0 POTS OF
EASTER LILIES
ON 1MSPLAY MONDAY NIGHT
beijre andVee THEM
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One Piece Pijtoiyfing y
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CHEAPER FARMING
Tractors are subject
fed to tremendous wear
and tear, yet they must
, be kept going alt the
time. .
GUI Piston Rings will
add power to your mo
tor, increase its eftici
ciehcy, and save gas and
, oil. They pay for them-'
selves in a few months.
For Snte
JLEIGHTON'S WELD IN AND JCACHINE
WORXS R. W.'Leighton pi-op.
IN ONB of h( most cnrnilnp: pn
HfJK( Aim I (i If; Kniiictf rvoboH ft
rlitiriff ruttiunry of the im'R uIomk
(( Halite, M where one dlMturhM (he
i list-covered hooks of I In 0 tnit stall,
uim) n IhtiiMiind shmlows urtM& nm)
rliarinliijc" It Inn't our purjiosH to
rev 1 vi' tluR UMHiWM'LeH j tr ilo ho would,
he tq imrnde the whole pitat In review ;
w simply stnte I he motile which
driiwn fiiuJ .which hohts to the ()imys
vt llm Heine, write At Dtu Unn$
In Ui F ni uce. 4
The ipiuyal Ahn hnth shh'H of our
rtver they runt Itut when wn ftpi'iik
of ftmy), we menu, of course, the qunys
of Hi left - Iwnk.. Ther'o U th lieflrt
of rurla. Who wouhl ile?hy l(?
'J'lio nctlon of tltow workers who
live In the nelxhborhoiHl of Hie quitys
urtUts, thinker. . poets or simple
workmen when they seek their river.
Is one of hnppy Indolence. 'Thef do
not putiHO hefore the wlmlnu s'of the
Mitlquiirles' shops; they k" tnwnrd the
.Tiimpitrt which eouiiieoiu inul deter
mined hook sellers have ml tied, hefore;
the river of forjjetfiilitess, the dike
which will 'protect (hvlr txioks. It Ik
there thnt. In the summer sun. ns wel
as In winter fous, are the Inst rewtlriK
ptocet of Ihe production of imnn
ltnniht. It Is there thnt n hook, lif
ter good or hud fortune, comes to tnke
Its Inst 'elinnce; It Is there thnt they
are vie wet) by the, snvtims. In search
of Information, or with uentliiiestul
rurlosdty hy Mlml I'hwuii . , yes.
the lust refuse and the tranquil resting
plnee over which watch the hlh
prwllle of the louvre uml the towers
of Nulro Ho me I
y Where Point of Inttrest Beolns.
The quay start a little shove the
I'ululs Hoiirhon. at the pnlttce of the
I'lon of Honor, once the fninouM Ho
tel Hill in, v Dtirlns the revolution, since
the prince of Slin-KrltnirK had been
pi veil command of o hattiiltou of the
Lafayette vuurd, his pnlace heenme the
inuethiK phu-e of the Hcformlst club,
fuller the same building received the
members of the Cercle Constitution
net, until the day when Napoleon made
It the mat of the grand chancellor of
the l,cjlou of Honor. It Is n pity
that this clilinnlnr Oreek temple
should be eclipsed by the surrounding
biiiUlli).
Next there Is the Qual Voltaire,
where Mine. Ceclle Sot-el imikes her
home, near the house In which Voltaire
died. When one enters this building
the uhoRt of the mighty, century up.
pears; you are received with Ihe cm
ftouiie of CVIItnene. Everything In
this bouse bears the Imprint of Louis
XIV, and nothing could he more ii part
of It than the character of the great
nrtl&t who lives there. Hero died In
jrivi; there .wuh the convent -of tlie
Thentfiift " hroujint to Fritnea from
ituly by Maxariu. Kurthpr nlous:. at
th corner of the Hue de Hen tine, used
t stand the hnrracks of (lie Rniy
uusketevrs,
Ths Famous "Bridge of Tears.
Let us stop at the Institute. Prom
t here all the I'nrts of yetterdny Is seen;
ttm towers of Notre Iame, the Louvi,
the alnt-Clmpelte, St. (ieruuiln 1'Aut
errols, the cooclerjferle, the paints de
Justin and Ihe I'ont-Ncuf, still lonfc
luit very solid. Since !t was oim'ihhI
to tnitllo by Ifenry 111. the mmtu duy
he lost ht fuvorpe, t)ue.lut the I'nrUI
ans ealted It "ihe hrldue of tears."
That did not prevent It, however, from,
ttecondnn the center cf animation of
the city where all I'atN gathered- to
be amtistl by ti e news of the taiot
(eers and the sellles of Tahiirhu
Next we se the piiIihx ut (he prlsfl
of (Vtill, loilny one of thn trensury
htilldlnus. To save enrselves both re
morse aqd reyret let n put ashle the
sad memories of t?t. Cierumln t'Anxer
rols and of the concttrce,rle. Let us
tiiAtead follow nlojut the Qiml f'mttl. In
the footsteps of lintartloe, of Victor
Hok. of Salute llesuvv. of A Uml de
Musset nnd of nil those oUiers who
have hevn fniuHlitre of the quay?!.
Alast Where are the glories of the
IWHiT Thder the dome of the instl."
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Quays Are Charming,
Our quay or Indeed rhsruitne, with
0i e movement of tramway, wagons ,
and rHrrhiires, with the uhKtltnn.uf
the hunts ntut thise. thouvuml smnll ,
helves which are nmftlplled l.y the j
strs of the riret. I fco to wntrli
the Iwrtiseni whif cwme j loaf !herev,i
rimt Nrh of f.jmllh ii 1 1 f rue thelrl
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yonnirsters nlons;, by the hand, and
loachlnic them history, retrospectively,
I love to see the youujjsterft, wltii
nspectfl eyes llftwl towurd these
tireat rellm of the past, pointed out
by the paternal bund., while their
thoughts, I know,, are wandering to
ward the Jardln Ick I'lantes nnd the
greater attractions of tbe riionkey eace.
IteStlitK hfs elbows on lil boxes, the
bookseller watches the crowd; he ex
changes Krvetlngs'wfth Mnuilce Uarros,
l.44u Houreols, Kaon! Ponchoii.
HCKSKS IX SAD.1 JkXt
EENWWtJCEB W SCITRrS
Scenes in lUu-Iwi, jiaiil t rival tvim
the. most fanciful of Oow'i famu
ilrawinH, have been n'piVMVui'W tm
the Rcreea in Norma Talnvaff'a Int
ent Ftmt National starring vehicle,
"The Branded Woman," which will
be shown at the Arcatje Theatre to
day and Saturday.
The scenes of the Far East reveal
an open market place and a stave
hlock, where Norma, as the heroine,
ts sold at-public auction, with don
keys, camels and - natives in pictur
esque costume lending a touch of "at
mosphere.'' - Bui most remarkable of all are the
allegorical scenes in Hades. One of
these sets, which represents a dream
of Norma'u, wherein she imagines
herself dragged down by Society into
a hideous whirlpool of slime and filth,
from which she is rescued by the man
she loves, was filmed in a huge p
discolored and apparently filled with
horrible creeping creatures like the
"slimy things that crawl with wings"
in "The jlimeof the Ancient Mariner."
TOM MIX AT THE STAR
:';,;,. THEATRE SATURDAY
Tom Mir .Is said i to loosen up a
whole bagful of new stunts in ""The
Texan, his. Williumi Fox latest,
which comeB .G::'ETA01N F.TA01N
which opens up. at the Star Theatre
Saturday. Mix will have- some Job
on his hands living up to his advance
notices on this picture; bub he always
makes good, and it is safe to' predict
thai this picture will ue no exception.
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Moonlight
Good Company
A book of verses, an easy chair,
aboxofl 'ogan's Oregon Clierriei
Rich, ruby-red cherries from sun-flecked
irchurds hidden m the delicious crcine uhu
hru-nlnro tlinf nnlv Viwau cm make. Small
wonder many people are partial to this
Vogan conlection. ' ' ,'
At bitter dealers everywhere. .:'
VoRon Candy Company
James B, fiendryx wrote the story
A young servant girl comes timidly j I'vnn Reynolds directed the film and
lo nk for the ."Olef des Swiges-;" a Glol,.la ?op?' l,he Titian-haired beau
colleglnn ln..ilre for a illctlonnry. Ity. ls th leading woman. .
Liked by tlie American 8oldler. A two7reel Fox comedy is also on
TMu. Aintilnm ' 'doldtem liked our the same program.
quays very much. ' Mora than onev un
iter (be Infhiif.'C of these skies, caught
Hie disease and became hlblhfplilles or
miinlsiiintists ot'pliilntetlsrs. . AM tlf
them hnve kept an' cxciulslfe memory
of ibis corner oj.I'nrls. There, In fact,
men and things e'vebango a pleasant
"MAKE EACH PICTURE
BETTER THAN LAST"
IS FAIRBANKS' MOTTO,
yELLOW ()' AS MOONLIC3HT"
MOONLIC3H.T
A CLASSIFIED AD. WILL BRING RESULTS.
One of the most conscientious pro-
smlle. ns ilmuL-li tlie neoiile of the ducers in me motion, picture industry
nveinieili century- had found tbein ' i Douglas Fairbanks, and the corner-,
tiie good' fellowship of other days. " stone upon Which his popularity rests
Tbq Moflness' of plgbt descends like 1" inicribed with the following motto:
a .nm.iie r.vr fl, i.iii river. Th sun "Make each new picture better than
luis.set.
ml city full
"The Nut'
Heedless (if Unra, the lmroor-itn"
,u. ninon in i,niou .if "with this aiiti'm mind,
nli:l,t. " Inviolate. n,Vd'..sileii(lld,, peopled' which opens today at the Sherry The- j
with Klorious .spirit evoked from the ?.''' 1fnr".'"r' n.' ,''h'''in
. Fairbanks fifth vehicle for the unit-'1
, ,. ' ' " ' ' : led Artists.- , '
milinu I llc AclnsTlMR CICI ril U" Is' believed ''that for originality!
muill uini. s TLvniniu . ULU
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Sargasso 8ea, ''With Its Wondrous
Vegetation, Has the Appearance -
of a Prairie.'
In ninirlng tlie Siirgnsso sea It pre
sents Ihe niipeiirnnce of n vast, unilu
liitlng prnlrle, cluthed In bright yellow
vogelntlon. . On coining on deck' one
nilsht tnmiilne oneself and ship set
down In the midst of n field. As far
lis the eye v"" reach Is the yellow
weed lo lie seen. In mnsses more fir
less coinitnet, nccordlng to whether the
winds are llsht or sirong; sometimes
In lines innny miles In length nnd but
20, feet wide with Intervals nf clear
wu'ter between;1 sometimes In dense
circular ntolie9 like flouting Islands.
In this moving continent life runs
high. ' Myrltids of tiny,- crabs, some
of them no larger than pens, cluster
nhout the tiinu'led fifind. Weird-looking
little shrimps with wondrous eyes
in lung stems, each facet shedding ,,
brilliant grcenlvh light, sparkling like
a cut gem. Water liens In a hundred
varieties, cnlns and shapes. Little
Monullke annelids, black with brlli
limit orange strlnc. lend an nellve I
life here, wiggling among the leathery
leaves. Lovely corrallnes liifest, the
lininrbes. phiined feathers vlth inyVl-
llds r polyps, . ; s .
It Is the Ideal breeding place of nil
munner of iimrlno life, for the heat of
the sun Is very great, so great, In
deed, thnt In the noonday glare the
flh sink several feet to the cooler wa
ters In-low the nlgae.
this picture Will be recognized us one
of, the year's outstanding successes.
Also showing "Mutt & Jeff,'." :
Over $"000.00 reductions in 1)0 days.
We have been readjusting prices all
over the store and are still at the
work. It is no small task- to adjust
prices on such a wide line, of goods .
as you find in our store. Our general ;
reduction on the whole store is ful-;
ly $5,000.00 in the past thre mont'.is I
and 'we promise all" customer td con-i
tinue to lower prices as rapidly as the .
factory costs-permit It. This Is a
positively true statement . of facts. '
We believe nil kinds of merchandise
in rctuiPstorcs should, and will, he
reduced in price very. soon. We feel
we are heading the cost list. Please
let us show you the many of these re- ;
duetions at our store. ' i
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FAMILY DRUS STORE
LA OSANOK.ORaO
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Bobby Was Hungry.
The father nf the family always re
pented n very long grace at the dinner
table. The children expected It and
had tieen tuuslit by mother to he very
reverent during 'that period. In fa
ther's alienee she In turn Mild a very
short one perhaps partly as reword
for their g.H.d behavior during father's
turns. Hut recently when they wuue
lo table very hungry Indeed, there he
fore tlnin was a plate of Med chick
en ii u.l largu lemou pie. Father took
Ids pls.-e and looked around the table
to s,- thnt all hands were folded and
nil heads bowed, , They were and he
ws Jim. preparing to bow his when
slx year-olil Hobby isnld In an agoiila
Ipg tone: -o mother, don't you sun-Hue-yau
could any (race todnv even tf
father Is bnmej ;. , .
A Paradoxical Fact
"Pld you lee where sugar Is p
log to soar In prk and mny he
scarce this suamierT Wlmt will the
women do then fur preserving J"
"1 don't kjaow.' 4t looks as though
preserves may be m s pickle."
The Result.
"1 Suppose the war bus Interfered
tJ much with the Internationa:
marring msikcO"
Ve.ln many countries now' It
hnlo jet a good title to them."
SAFE "mIJIICINK Kf)jf 1llUKK.N roon, JPrrii:"."l r' FdaVy.
fiVr2 nou lawia my iNluy ii,r rnvp
Foley ll.Vv an(ITar is s"fal?
cough ntr.lyOui Jiothera jan de
IxmhI upon. It ill lot upet ffel-
k-ate stomach amrthildivn
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;.8PRIN ('I-EAMNfl. , "
We- Wash ana sierinte carpets and
rugs with the celebrated llnmiltoa
Beach Klectrie carpet washer will.,
out removiog them from the floor.'
IJ0ONOMY CARPCT VASHLfi CO.
Phor.a Red 102. Adv: ! S-ia'Ctp
When You Are
Neither Sick Nor Well
Don't drag around in a half-heiti ted way too weak
lo accomplish anything, hut still not really ill. Stich
a condiJ.ion is caused by overwork, mental strain, loss
of- sleafi or worry. Threw off this distressinir rnmii.
1 using V1N0L. ;
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bility, nl'ntii
Why' Jiff
for $1.2'
a sti'engthening, sustaining tonic and nerve
will (iiickly relieve and cure nervous de-
depression, nervous dyspepsia, etc. '
depression when you can buy enm-y.
In the Ipi lijr most poople need a good tonic.
Red Cross Drug Store
Con9ectiiners estimate that nroO
ildren UVe it.ihltion has .increased the demand for.
S,9i M., Al ,tbir wsres bjGtfcjrty gtr nt,
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.'"OUILDS sttbng bodies and Tl .
lessens Bre'a cfast costs.
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