La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 17, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1916. PAGE TWO UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! I New Middy Blouses Popular Styles Plain Wliite witti! and without belts Skirts to match - 98c, $1.19 $1.19, $1.39 Wliite with assorted striped collars ........ - 98c Striped Middy,"' black, pink, blue, green stripe ..$1.69 Skirts t"b Match, assorted stripes ; - $1-69 x The Neckwear for Women ..The great variety of styles includes everything new and up-to-date. Priced from 24c up 91 ri ills Department Store fullest allegiance is yielded to the1 church: " Whole Christ for my Sal vation; A Whole Bible for my staff; A Whole Church for my Fellowship; A Whole World for my PariBh." I Thn Ynnncr's Mnn'a fhrijil.isin nn. sociation constitute a marvelous field for opportunity, a boundless possibil ity of service. Youth implies hopeful ness, energy and contempt . for the impossible. The purpose of a real live Y. M. C. A. is to promote character building. This general -purpose di vides itself into two fields, one to de vclop and the other to maintain. The Young Men's Christian association has done more throughout the civil ized world than any other single force in helping to bring about co-operation between Christian men of different de nominations and because it puts the emphasis on Christianity and leaves j tne question or sectarianism to the in Idividual, it is in a 'position to accom- pusn a broader and more, lor-reaching work thon any single denomination. AT T IS BEGUN GENERAL SECRETARY OUT LINES SUMMER'S WORK. Efficiency To Be Password and Key note Hereafter. Sccnosfroin "THE COIHIJ HACK.' ARC A DE ' SHERRY'S "Lot Katy Do It" JUnt a Slory of Family Drudge Variety and contrast plays a large in uie new rino AriM- r nn.ro part BY GEN. SEC. KING. The Board of Directors of the Y. H. C. A. held . their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at the as sociation building. The meeting was well attended and was of a profitable and interesting nature; reports were given relating to the many phases of the association's work. The report of the general secretary was long and comprehensive; it covered the local situation in detail and the keynote thought expressed in the report was more business efficiency. It is the purpose of the general secretary to recommend to the various committees governing the activities of the as sociation that changes be made, that precedents already established be dis carded and the art of service and efficiency be the aim of every depart ment. The secretary discussed his nllintl mill PArnYUYWirlnfinra fty aafh HID- UAI'll K . . . .v... j.y. .UV... of th In! r .!ju7 department and will, during the com- IVlHinC. COlll.rilMtoH Wfh HFn in XT I i .. w...wvutv r.n.11 At Sherry's Tomorrow Only "The Come-Back," a thrilling the logging camps of nori P'ay. "Let Katy bo it", eornhrg to'The York society th e sta ng' veS ' mttee- so that when the Arcade Theater Sunday. The first which Metro has provide,! for Harold TU? Z86 i?", part of the heroine's life is spent on a rami up in Maine, vhem she puU in her time as a family dTOdge. Her parents die, her sister marries and she goes to live with her sister. Katy slaves for her Kifr n,wl na K..K., . unit ...j w I V II Ull I ni , " arrives, its care is handed over to the i , ry theatre, tomorrow only. patient young Cinderella. Then her brother-in-law and sister are killed by a train and Katy finds herself the foster mother of seven charming child ren of all sizes and of very lively dis position. ' Mystery of Modiste Shop Sam Bernard, the star comedian, gets into somo amusing mixups in the Great Pearl the fa- ! Jl" 1 mnn. ,BliiT,,0n At !,, .I " i school of acting and ret V WV iiviunvc .lllJJ. One morning lie opens ufp a great fash ion show at the store. He has a great time draping the models. Harry Grib bon is the proprietor. Ho likes Sam's wife, Mmta Durfce. Then the fun starts. i-oukwoou and May A 1 son, two new i ; li. - ' '""- .i"v recruits to the woiideuful list of Me-!01f1th: "ssocintion's. work. Cons.der tro Ktji, in mnio ... I able stress was laid upon the necessity Notes From Filmland. Fuller Mellish, the distinguished English actor, who has been playing with James K. Hackctt in his Broad wny production, of "The Merry Wives of Windsor" arid other Shakespearean plays, has rejoined the photoplay forces of William Fox. He will ap pear in a phntodrnma which is being directed by Will S. Davis. Edwin August, World star and di rector, has written tho words and music for a new song, "Honey Teach Mo How to Fox Trot," A noble press agent wrote wonderful stuff That nuwspupi'is eagerly printed; 'Twas regular news, neither faking nor bluff The director's name only was hinted. The picture was mentioned just once to a breath, But his head was chopped off at the block They charged him with niurdi i and sent him to death Eight editors died from the shoe!;. Dorothy Bernard is going to ."'urn to the legitimate drama just for a flight. She has the distinction of hav ing been the only woman ever starred in "Madame lluttorfly ' in steel: and she will plnv the title role ng.ur. at n henetit nt Pol. s theatre in AVa.-i'r.ing-ton within the next few weeks. I ! Crnr? Wilbur owns a check e) suit which serves nicely as a checker board : when the llorsley (Mutual) c:)in;iaiy is waiting for scene.-,. ' ; that program. This nom.lnr MU. . n' IU!W reKUlations being adopted by combination will be seen on th" ; te'"embersnip committee, that will screen here in this production at the !n the f.uture. "jean, a larger financial icrry ineatre, tomorrow on y. mi." A noi.iMo z.,.t v,., i,.. ...i This meeting also represented the appear in support of the stars, which :n,m-ual mceinp but thu Stt that " includes lister Cuneo, Howard Trues- ?ctT Was -talen nt a Pr,v,ous mc- dell, George Henry, Bert Sta kev m, r no,"m2.te "CW ll!rectors,' the Mitchell Lewis, Clarissa Selwynee and r?'A ol ,ottieer" was deferred un- other well known artists of the stag 1,1 th next nle.etlBV . as the and screen. unanimous opinion of all the board ' present, that in the future the mem bership should have the privilege of voting for th3 new directors. In order to facilitate matters a nominating committee consisting of Messrs Oreo. Gilbert, Hurley Richardson and G. L. Clark was appointed to interview the .outgoing directors and suggest ad- had pictured the is ttlo of Waterloo. iMiuy iuuhs, oi vainut Urove, re- om a movio actinir and returneil f n wnr.- Washinirton crossed thn I1i1 nwnro in four five-reclcrs and in a two-part drama. jfcduio candiiiatcs. When this pro- "Here's Arthur Brisbane, of the ' T(lu,r? us btT """"B"'. . t,h? mem New York livening Journal, savs he's ''t";shlP1ln Koo.l standing wdl be noti ng Journal, says he's never seen one of your pictures," Theda iBara was told the other day. 'Well," responded the famous 'vamp,1'' calmly, "I've never read one of his editorials." fied and urged to come to the associa tion building and vote for five direc tors to serve a term of three years. The local association has the op portunity to be an important cog in the world-wide Y. M. C. A. move- VivA V!i. a-o u , c ment. There are not many buildings si' such as we have in La Grnde to, be ...uglas Fairbanks is one of the EE Z 10 teavc. . , , tion. The local Y . M. C. A. with so Will,,,-,) m,.,.i, r...,i. hi. many well equipped departments, has f M,. uVi - V ' ii T. i 3 ""u " cnance to render great service to Uai a Whipple will head the cast of a this community and the effort will be n?mr?U1.m' ,fCaUn0' temporarily made to make each department, as !;J " 0eH'f? Chance." It self-sustaining as possible and of a will be the next picture to bo directed very practical value. iTorv n"r i!',' IS n "jwspaper At the recent International conven story of unique and powerful char- tion held in Cleveland, with a: at ' le1, t j tendance of over 2,000 Y. M. C. A. , . . . , , , : workers, a summary of the wonderful . crank Alaxonder, a La Grande boy, increase made by the association is playing opposite I;ntty Arbuckle in throughout tno world was given bv a number of Triangle-Keystone com- .en nt the heads of departments. Or. T Sl ..l ,u I" nlclu',,c he ,R ln is Geo. Fisher head of the physical de called I ho Snmv Cure. 'rartment said that bodily vigor is tho T ,, j t i . , requisite. To keep' the physical La Grande I icture Houses ate the f.ros burning is aitntial. PuriLy in only ones in Eastern Oregon that are appetite, tone oi musje both well con sliowing f..r 10 cents. Most ail the trolled, makes e.ia.acter possible The houses in other (owns arc gating 1.", tmuh ,lf the I'hv.Ucal department is and twenty cents ,or Jie s.mn pie- nil life as a trus:.. a .esponsibility. the ; tores tint are shown here. I The tim" of cheap pictures hr.n I passed. The pictures show the cx l pense tii v.hich each producer is you wish to see the latest style of vo uwish to see the ia'.cst style nf I dress for man or woman tVo "picture show- if you wish to .nil- ' how In wear your clothes visii lh- picture The Chihuahiia- .vhich is nr iiiti i cate way of rpfenvrii to the unrden vniiety of Mexican ha rless doe pre ponied to Thc'l.i l..-1-a has suffered r.iuh during the :i Jersey Winter nt Tort Ie. This Day in Mo ;e History Nupn lem turned o.-c in his grave when he Hi'-id the Doorknob Fillum company expression of ',o l i.i tne- body and heart of men. The Educatici'.al committoa made n report, showing th:it lf!0 paid sorrc taries nnd a!.!s:a.itfc, 5,000 teachers, lectures, and leaders were working tor this department. There is an en rol'iiicnt of 00,0(1.) -etular studcniS ir. '.''Hi ,inrses i:.d .'tn.i.v .00 men u I'ovs in vat-inns .'tyi'inatic cdiuiticnal p: ivi'.i ges. Thj. indnstriul. ere army :m navy, the -.r.ilrnnd , tho s-:udcrt. tn, relig ions, the boys, the rumi, the immigra tion licparfn-enu made excclle.-f r-porl.-, ant"show,i 1 riy large intre:ie in r, c!: depnrtmen.. Tho Young MonN Ihns'ian asocii:- ., ,, . . , ., . , tion is essenlli".' i ml idenll; not a I he Motion Picture exhibitor has rjv:i) to the eli j h or a svbstif He fo taken up n campaign to ask tho news- it, but an n!lv ami nironrv of it. On tinpors to not use the word Movies; the title page of the "life of th" Motion Picture Theatre is now the founder of the Young Men's Christian watcn word. association is this motto, in which thu j Pauline Fi ;;;, tick was in i diffe-c-nt I rule from th . usual vampire when she was seen i.i '.-.idrcy. P.iulm? soile.l her feet nnd for several weeks after the picture was taken she was unable to wnlk. Poor Pauline. M M M Just a degree or two lower and we'd had to start the furnace again. What has become of the old-fashioned kid who used to walk on stilts? IflAOu Mfi.fi t RHEUMATISM POWDERS are made for a single purpose, Rheu matism in its various forms. If trou bled with rheumatism, try them on our guarantee. Sold only by us, 60c and $1.00. LEVY-VOGEL DRUG CO. La Grande, Oregon CO-OPERATION AT THIS STORE IS MORE THAN A THEORY YOU ACTUALLY GET RESULTS During the past two years we have returned to our customers by refunding five per cent of the amount of their purchase $7600.00. How muelh did you get? Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192 408 North Fir Street, Cross Track One Word, One Cent, One Time. The Gold-St LZZ m I m ii OODEICII Tivu Values are not at all Accitlent:u. which are logical as tho La as of the Uni verse. The best-intentioneil Tire Manufacturer cannot AVOID being; heavily handictpped when competing- against them. Because, Goodrich ' Cor.di'.Ioiri" s jr.t marize into this: lst-rhe longest Experience in ?,;fg t!ie Product. 2.icl The greatest Leverage on pur chasing of Raw Materials at lowest p ices, through ability to take largr-st quantities. 3rd The lowest Cort.oj Ula-nvfadvrina, - through largest VOLUME of Output. 4th The clearly-demonstrated 1MTEN TION to give Consumers and Dealers tho full benefit of the la::;re ECONOMIES re sulting from iwssessioii of the three Cardi nal Advantages above defined. THE Product of such a Rubber Concern. when marketed under such conditions, giving tho bene fit of such huge Economies to Consumers may well, and logically, be considered the "GOLD-STANDARD" in Tire Values. Therefore: -When you pay MORE than the Good rich Fair-List prices, here printed, for ANY Fabric Tire, you" are merely "contributintj" the difference. Because You CANNOT get 'better" Fabric Tires, -at ANY price! Test them thoroughly- and see! THE D. F. GOODRICH CO. Akron, O. Goodrich "Fair-List" Prices (SAFETY-TREADS) - Fo.-HSiz... 0 izJ $15.45 x $22.00 lix $22.40 iZZiui " - - - $31.20 lxiX $31.60 3x5 - - $37.35 Sft, hi. 'iv,ga(y " Black -Tread l y. TZi(lrJ? Sf S Fhat the black "Bare- Wcnrs Inndrr than t.e.itlirri Is Wntprproof! ... . . foot-Rubber" I read Joes for Goodrich Tires. -Is iNiin-sIippcryl Ask Is Lighter than Leather! more Flexible than Lca'.her! cAaiiiK on your heetl- c, , " i.. on your recti your Shoe Dealer or Shoe Repairer, for Tcxlan Soles on your ne pair of Shoes.