La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1916, Image 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916.
LA GRAKDJ2 EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
New Supply of White Reignskin
Cloth High Top Lace Shoes
L J. FRENCH SHOE CO.
HOME INSTITUTION
Ejaabe
Ivers & Fond
Sterling
Lester
Sehuiz
R. S. HOWARD, AND SEVERAL OTHER GOOD MAKES.
"No culls shipped from other towns, as my goods are shipped direct from fac
tories, whieh means right prices to customers.
Call and inspect our goods which v ill satisfy the most skeptical.
WASHINGTON AVENUE OPPOSITE ELKS' NEW HOME
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Irresistible!
fI don't see how anyone can resist
smoking this wonderful cigarette." These
are the words of a man who is intimately
acquainted with the public's demand for
cigarettes. j
A host of critical smokers are demandV
ing La Marquise continuously.
M MARQUISE
In the New Vest Pocket Package
This Pure Turkish Cigarette is a pala
table, refreshing and exhilarating smoka
It is rapidly being recognized as the most
relishable, enjoyable, irresistibly attractive
cigarette ever produced at 15c for 10,
two packages for 25c.
I bf BCTLER irUTLER
Kak of Pare
TIE AMEJUCAH
A very pretty shoe and perfect-fitter.
Price . $4,(50
New White Sandals in aU Children's
and Ladies' sizes
New Patent Leather Sandals for Chil- .
dren ,. . $1.35, $1.50
Ladies' street pumps in all styles and
all prices from ... $2,50 to $4.60
RICHEY PIANO HOUSE
HIGH GRADE PIANOS
Tarkkb Cgir&aafy
TOBACCO COMPANY
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Sterling , J? .
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10 for IS0
and
ARCADE
"Heart of Paula s Mexican PIjr.
The atmosphere of warm Sower
scented nights; of tinkling music; of
deeds of daring to win a lady's
glance; scenes of intense hate and
strong passion are aii Wended to a
fascination that entrances in the com
ing Faiias picture released on the
Paramount program and to be seen ai
the Arcade theatre for two days ant?
starting tomorrow. :
This story of the burning love of a
Spanish maid for a handsome Ameri
can, stars Lenore Ulrica who is en-
trancsngiy beautiful as the bigs-oorn
Castilian mgde poor by the unsettled
times.
The sironjr action and mam? scenes
of daily life in this exotic country
wtta its ever present Blend or romance
and squalor give this strange picture
a charm very unusual.
U YUAN-HUNG
14 Yuan Hung Is president of
China, following the death of
Yuan Shi Kai. Li Yuan Hang
was vice president. He is said
to be popular with beta the con
servative and progressive parties
and wider bis leadership China
is expected to work is h&rmoBy
for her salvation.
IA Yuan Hung was commander
of the republican forces is the
revolution of 19! I and overthrew
the Manebus, He is being called
the "Savior of China,"
UmttV Drtti of Old Agi.
I have mid that Lowell was tb
youngest man I ever knew.' It la also
true that f sever knew any otter man
who bad a greater dread of growing
oia than be. He woaki sometimes say
to me tt was twenty-Sve years the
younger), "Ob, you'll begin to feel It
pretty soon."
Tlso last time t saw hisj he gave me
a curieus aad somewhat pathetie Indi
cation of bis Interest la this subject.
I happened to be ia Boston for a slay
and went out to see Mm is tbe teeth
of a terrible March billiard. I thought
be seemed rather lonely, , He told me
that Hoppia bad called upon aba not
long before. He safe! that be looked
weii and seemed to be la good health,
but be noticed that when he went out
fee was a little awkward ia getting
down tbe front steps. When I left
Lowell came to tbe door with jse and
stood there, evidently waiting to see
bow I negotiated tbe front steps. At
tbe age at which I then was there was
no reason why thews shouitS be any
thing the matter with my action. But
the incident, was characteristic of
I-oweil and of bis latmise Interest ia
the snhject of youth and age a S,
Ksiiiiii In Harper's Magazine,
Civr Amstur.
Downs of old graduates were back,
and they talked a lot about thessseives
and a tot mere about others not so
fortiusate as to atteua . v ;
"Most of our old crowd are Married
awl happy," said one. . ;
"Married, anyhow, said another,
with the griii that always accompanies
thta silly Joke.
"I accept tbe amendment,' returned
the first speaker, "bnt ebieSy on ac
count of poor Billy Tompkins. He
had an unfortunate marital eiperl
enee. We hadn't heard of It and begged for
particulars.
'Why, tba girt he married turned
est to be a professional yiekpocket."
The men who had grst spssea slga-
eO, but his eye twinkled. .
'Wei!,' ha observea, I guess we
rest of us drew some pretty clever
amnteors what?" St Louts Jost-Dis-
patea. .
The Kiited Eviene,
The Greek soidlcr way present to
some a highly humorous picture ia his
ballet skirts and tple. Ilesplta his
peculiarities of dress which, by the
way, are scarcely more peculiar than
those of some other nations h ia sii
excellent fighting man.
Tbe evsene, as he Is called, woald no
more abandon tbe skirt than would a
Scot his kilt It is a part of Us Ba
ttens! honor, a part of his personal be
ing. It is a right banded down to
him from ancient times. A has relief
of the soldier who fought at Marathon
shows blm. in similar costume. His
costume is no ephemeral piece of cloth-'
Jsg, for it Is worn with the dignity of
ages behind it. - The evzoises are Ig.
isorani of fear, and if they look any
thing but soldierly their appearance, is
belied by their ability to fight under
extraordinary conditions. Syracuse
Post-Standard.
Puzzle of the Eagle and the Whale,
There are two snlssais that pnssrfe
naturalists more than any others.
They are nature's submarine and aero
plane, the whaie and the eagle. It is
known that whales occasionally de
scend as, much as 3,000 feet below the
surface of the sea. Why they are not
Injured scientists have yet to discover.
It is this pressure which prevents a
modern submarine descending even 300
feet, let alone 3,000.
Eagles have been seen through tel
escopes to fly with apparent ease frou
30,000 to 40,000 feet above sea level.
At that height no human being can
live owing to the rarefaction of the
air. How tbe birds live and fly at far
greater heights than man can endure
for long Is a nnestloa still to be an-
I swered. Pearson's Weekly.
Percntag.
"That's some bat you've got there,
EilL It must have set you back ail
of $ 10,'"
"It did, hut I figure I'm sarisg
money on it at that."
I "How do you tna&e that out?
j "Well, when I wore a two doUar bat
J I bad to give up S per cent of its
j value every time I "'cheeked it in a
It costs me only 1 per cent, St. Lonia
Post-Dispatch,
Saving Lcbsr,
, "This agrienltoral Journal states that
apple trees ought to be planted oa a
lope." ,
"What's the idear
"So when tbe apples ripen and drop
off they wiii roil dowa to tbe farmeft
doorstep, I ssj ppose. "Ism isvIHs Con-rter-Jssimsi.
Usiy.
"What an ugly disposition he basf"
Yes. You remember how cross your
bnsband is tbe first week of every year
when he gives up smoking?
"Yes."
! "Well, he's that way all the time."
Detroit Free Press.
Vole, of the Bells,
It, I Stevenson said that "tsere
so often a threatening note, something
blatant and metallic. In the voice of
bells that we bave fully more pais
than pleasure In hearing tbero.
No Chaise For Kim,
Snicker Enjoy your car? Becker
It ?"ipht as well he a milk wagon. Tbe
oei. time the rest of the family don't
n t it is bet ween 4 and I In tbe morn
ing. Sew Sisrk Sun.
iSverythmg that exists depends apos
the past, prepares tbe fulore and it re
lated to tbe whole, Oersted.
Allied
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Progressiva business men
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strength, operated in the
interest of consiwjctsve
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counts of , bssmess men,
firms and eorporatssas.
m The m
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National
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jthe s,dreadnoaghtr is no longer ac
(corded the deference that impres
sive title suggests,
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the fxjim it gives its wearers
the comfort the exnoisiie ma-
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Jennings generally aeeeusled
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