La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1916, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916.
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he Wonderful Spring
GOSSARD
Have Arrived in La Grande
In a recently published series of remarkable advertisements entitled,
"Nino Ideal Figures" the T. W. Gossard Co. largest makers of fine
corsets in the warld have captured the .Spring Corset Business of
America. . "
Today every reuder of Women's Magazinea is familiar with the nine ideal
figure types that so graphically set forth tihe perfect range of Gossard
Models AND ONE OF THKSK MODELS LS YOLKS.
Your Gossmd will give you the same beauty of line, the same healthful
support, and the same degree of comfortableness that it would if it
were custom tailored.
Gousnrd quality of maU,.-ials and workmanship insure long wear and
permanent shape. Gossard Comets are easy to put on because they lace
in front and clasp at the side of the lace.
Sold here exclusively at $2.00 upward
HILL'S DEPARTMENT
STORE
TJiylace In Front
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Ladiem Attention!
All ladies are invited to call and
gee the new rubberized sanitary pet
ticoat. Must be seen to be appreciat
ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black
911. Adv. 4-6.tf
AT THE MOVIES
Little
AT SHKRUY'S. one day's doings at Edendale, where
the Keystone studios are located.
Tomorrow Only. Mr. Arbuckle. as Fattv. is thu
Mary Miles Minter, the sweeper out of the establishment. Af-
"flower of the screen," will be seen ter encounters with divers und sim.
in the stellar role of "lively lary," dry members of the company, he
a five part Metro wonderplny, which dieams a dream and in it imagines he
wil) be presented here at the Sherry has become a groat motion picture uc-
thcatre tomorrow only. Miss Minter tor and won the hand of the fail-
will have a strong supporting cast in
eluding Thomas J. Carrigan, her now
leading man. r
"lively Mary" is u story of the
Southland, with a beautiful love
utory in a novel setting and back-
lending lady, Ivy Crosthwaite. In the
dream there is a big thriller, a lire,
in which Arbuckle rescues Mack Scn
nctt und hulf dozen others. Then the
Kweeper wakes and finds that he is
"fired:"
Messrs. Collier, Sennctt, Weber and
Fields, Sam Bernard and the vent
willingly consented to take the rules
of stars under rehearsal in this comic
i dream i)lay. Particulnrlv the work of
I Messrs. (Jollier and Bernard iB of
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"KI1 IMIVIIl U UlitL Ul .lt
regular Keystone releases are keenly
awaited.
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NOTES FKO.U FILM DOM.
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months a Lanky director, has resigned
from that compafny. Clara has sued
James for divorce, as well as for many
thousand dollars, and the case is still
pending.
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Tihe Paramount Pictographa are be
ing u.swl in the Better Badies, cam
paign. Despite the efforst of the gown
exports, the movie kissing average U
being maintained.
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A string of a dozen box curs, le
cent'y purchased for a filming of sev
eral of the s.'cnes of "Whispering
Smith," are now located m a siding
of the Southern Pacific Railroad at
liOs Angeles. All 12 cars are to be
used in a wreck scene, following which
the junkmen will be nsked to pick up
the debris.
When Lionel ISarrymnre Un't lieinsr
filmed, he whittles. His only dissipa
tion. Howard Hickman, Kay-Bee, modest
ly refers to himself as the "he-vampire."
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Stout Women Find
La Camelle
Corsets no Very Comfortable
Because of the
Ventilo
Back and Front Shield
A trial fitting will convince you.
A model for every figure. If
more convenient I will fit you in
your own home.
Prices $2.90 and up
MRS. RCBT. PATTISON,
Corseticre
Res. 1702 Oak, Phone Rod 3221
l tie i wo ijianis
QUALITY & PRICE
Ls the foundation upon which the success of this store
has been built. -
The strong, favorable impression of this store is
making its rounds, and from day to day new custom
ers are added to our list.
WE SERVE YOU
With the very best of groceries, plus the best service
with a positive saving of 5 per cent.
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
CHAIN
WOOD
I wivy is ic mat peoplo get angry
wnen an usher requests them to move
over to allow some rtiu to pass them?
Try
your
luck at writing slogans.
l.a
ground. There are scores of excellent
photographs made in tho picturesque
locales of Florida. Many historic
buildings und locations are seen in
tho production, besides the State
prison camps around which the story
was written.
Miss Minter lias never had a bet
tor role in her long career on the
speaking stage or screen. She was
last seen on the Metro program in
-minpies. "bm my of Stork s Nest,"
"Always in the Way" and "Barbara
FTeitchie.'
Mr. Carrigan also is provided with
ti strong rolo in keeping with Ms dis
tinctive talents. lie was seen with
Mies Minter in 'Dimplus.'
Thoie is going to be war in
Grande soon. Watch the paper.
After seeing a war film at on of
tho local houses a. fan applied at tho
box office next day for a job help
ing remove the dead anil wounded.
The Battle Cry of Peace was booked
i.i a near-by town and the competitor
wired his exchange: Send me film
to buck Battle Cry of Peace. The
answer: "No sucli film made, you'll
have to lake your medicine".
The giint Ionian wtoo said the Bat
tle Cry of Peace was an advertising
si neme 01 Maxims must have been out
the night before and carried a grouch.
Cheer up, friend, mnylie Henrv For i
will be President Not.
Dust-in anil Bi'ly Furnum are very
devoted to each other. Neither want
the credit of being a better avtor nor
of leing more pivulnr than the other.
The Noor Po Well played here this
week to record-breaking drowds. A
nice clean show.
The hnroine stood in the rain
And she was hi a pickle;
Searched all through her pocket book
But couldn't find a nickel.
The smirking villian sidled, up
And proffered his umbrella
TI is talc will lie continued in
"The Perils of Prunella."
Vera'Pearcc, (rf Metro, trains cats
for a hobby. She has several which
will "roll over dead" when she tells
much that he lavs down his life that I "lcm to- ' have tried, with every
she may live in happiness. There are ' known missile, to make the cats of
AT ARCADK
"JORDAN IS A HARD ROAD"
That the love of a father for his
daughter can transform him from a
dangerous bandit to a noblo character
of rare self abnegation is shown in
the Sir Gilbert Parker-Triangle play,
".Jordan is n Tiird Road," coming to
the Arcade theater Sunday. Cnmneau
plays tho role of tho father, Bill Klin
Jen, most effectively. Dorothy Gish
is Cora Findley, the daughter who has
teen brought up in ignorance of her
father's identity.
Campcnu brings out strikingly the
gradual development of Bill M'inden
from the rude, savage outlaw to the
lather who loves his diiusrhter sn
effective moments emotionally whore
Campenu is talking with his daughter
and tells her that he is a friend of
her father.
Another effective scene takes place
at a camp meeting, where the rude
soul of Mindcn is wrought upon by
tho sight of his beautiful, pure daugh
ter, Miss 'Gish, playing the organ and
singing. Thore is a line climax where
our neighborhood do this trick, bu;
they seem to belong to the wrong va
riety of cat.
A MEMORIAL DAY OFFERING
Many the years that have come and
gone
Since up from the South the war
cloud ro'led
That darkened freedom's glorious
dawn
Till our flag's bright stars gleamed
pale and cold.
We have no battle scarred homesteads'
here
Memorials sad of wars behest
No traces of warfare far or near,
On flowery plain or green hills
crest.
(litis story tells us of those dark days
I Those days of sorrow mid fear and
dread,
And we read the talo on grass-grown
graves
W hi le droamlessly Vleep our lion
v ored Dead.
And in the faces of gray-haired men
Who wore thru the war the coat of
Blue,
We road tho story over again -The
story of men to their country
true.
Soon will these comrades their last j
tryst keep,
Soon will they rest our veteran !
bands !
In that silent camp where many sleep
But i.ever a watchful sentry stands.
Wherever the old flag waves today
These men arc held as a sacred
trust,
They .we.pt from its folds all stains
away,
And forever moiv those stares aae
f dust.
With greater love as the years tro by
M:ij our children hold this sacred
day,
Ar.d over the graves where the.se
soldiers lie,
Kver shower the blossoms of Mav.
L. E. R. W. '
Just Received a
Car .of Peacock
Celebrated Rock
Spring Nut Coal,
Just the Thing for
Summer Use.
SAWYER-CLARK
COMPANY,
Phone Main 17.
Corner Jefferson & Greenwood
Streeti.
9 Kft
FULL
LOAD
DELIVERED
HIAWATHA & ROCKSPR1NGS COAL, DRAYAGE,
STORAGE, FEED.
LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East Depot. Phone Main 10
CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES
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La GrandefeflifJ.
Treatment. Free Consultation ftiK' WtIi-j
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Phone 762
1412 Adams Ave
Ore.
liilfl fifil TT
tne mortally wounded bandit dis- ,if vii . ; i ...
harpres his jrun and tells his daughter ; Anxh.-, in the fall of 1913 in 20 reel,
it tin accident so that ho mav keep k, ne-Rpnpemien, under tbe name of
her name free from any stain duo "The Clansman." The picture, cut to
to 3ms robbery. 12 rools, Iwamo "The Birth of u Na-
1 Y:!"wV,H'ys U? tion" and wi .first ex-hibited under
I'orothv ('isli m "Jordan ls a Hard .i.... ... . m .
t i i i i i . unit lutiuc in iiie i.iiH'nv t neaier
te,VOTenJ;!t- Nw York City, in Kebruaiy of 1-M4
nwvi-i. n' iui iiniini-i i , iinn in,' llir.-
tinction of beinj; the husband of Marv
IVkfonl.
"Katty and the Broadway Str."
The Arcade otfers Sunday a divided
!w,i!t v, n Itu nnlivinn in nt Ant!..).,
new kind of Keystone comedy culled!. 11 1 !,l;lr' wn"
f-'uffs .Sell Flowers on Yifth Avenue
N'ew York, May 27. Hundreds of
yellow peach basket hats, with the
cutest little blue roses nerkod Kimcilv
"Ijiw-m:ikers .TiiR-Kl:itr Act Will He ! upon them tiobed merrily nlontr Broad
Ki'nicd" Headline. It will be worth! way and Fifth avenue today. The
hats, designed by Jlrs. Frank A.
Yandrelip, were wom by New York
suffrapisU who heard that F.njrlish
womon got ?1,000.(KK) sellinir artificial
flowers on tlm stavets of England one
day last year, and decideit to try it
themselves. Mrs. Thompson Seton nnd
Mrs. John Flagler of Greenwich,
Conn., wivre among the flower girls.
going miles to see a body of law
makers in a "silent" drama.
A Siibsv-riber The film "The Birth
"They will so lie selling gasoline
on - a doctor's prcfmptiw. with tho
waniing, 'N'ot to be refilled,' if the
price continues to go up, said Omii
"ratty and the Broadway Stirs.'
This extraordinary two reeler fea
tures Roscoe Arbuckle i.nd nlso Intro
ilucea nearly all the great legitimate
nnd motion picture stirs now at the
famous studio, including Mack Sen
tiett. William Collier, Weber and
Fields, Ram Bernard, Joe Jackson,
Kord SUHing. Polly Mortin and Mae
Uuncbi The piive purports to give
runs her own motoivar.
Yes, laoncl Burrymoro is u hrothor
of F.thel l5jirr-more, and twth ntv
Metro stars. John Barrj-more is ulso
a bwtlur. Fthel has two children,
und her married name is Colt.
James
kimbttll
Young, hushand of Clara
Yoifrvg, and r wifral
PKOI'I.E ASK I S
what i the best hair tonic,
way. re-mnietid
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We nl-
II A 111 TONIC
We know the formula sind it is a
itood one. Sold only by us, 50c and
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L t.randi, Oregon
tfRYPTOT-?
GLASSES AV
made by us cost no more
than Kryptoks made by
other opticians, but the
Kryptoks supplied by
us are better, being
finished on specially
made machines and in
the finest, most com
pletely equipped retail
optical factory in East
ern Oregon.
Besides, we do all the
work uniler one roof
from the examination of
your eyes to the accu
rate fitting of the fin
ished glasses.
BON TON RESTAURANT
213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241
Expert Chef, American and Chinese Dishes
Noodles and Chop Suey a Specialty
OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
Furnished rooms up stairs
Wong Dan, Prop.
J. H.PEARE&S0N
Optometrists & Jewelers
LA GRANDE, OREGON
WHAT ONE CENT'S WORTH OF
ELECTRICITY WILL DO
Operate sewing machine two hours.
Keep six-pound iron hot 15 minutes.
Heat electric curling iron 14 times.
Percolate four cups of coffee .
Lift 100 gallons of water 100 feet.
Give light of 75 candles for one hour.
Toast bread for six persons.
Operate luminous radiator for eight minutes.
Warm baby's bottle twice.
Cook Welsh rarebit in chafing dish.
Keep heating pad hot two hours.
Heat 8-inch electric stove eigJit minutes
Operate 12-inch fan two hours.
Vulcanize four automobile tire patches.
Keep foot warmer hot one-quarter hour, v
liaise passenger elevator five stories in a minute.
Operate electric griddle eight minutes.
(Calculating current at 10 cents per kilowatt
hour rate.)
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
Always at Your Serrice Telephone Main 34
One Word, One Cent, One Time.
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