La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1916, Image 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE.
HERE'S CLEO AND HER
NOSE-RING!
ARCADE
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Family Dr. wants
you to come to us for everything
you need in the Uru$ Store
line from a, Baby Bottle up,,
WE DESERVE YOUR TRADE ON DRUGS AND "DRUG
STORE THINGS." THIS IS WHY:
WE NEVER PUT ANY BUT THE PUREST DRUGS INTO
OUR STORE. SHOULD THEY LOSE THEIR STRENGTH WE
THROW THEM OUT THE BACK DOOR.
OUR BRUSHES HOLD THEIR BRISTLES; OUR PERFUMES
RETAIN THEIR DELIGHTFUL ODOR. EVERYTHING WE SELL
IS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
WE CHARGE MODERATE PRICES.
WE KNOW OUR BUSINESS.
YOU CAN "RELY" ON WHAT YOU BUY.
Levy - Vog'el Drug' Co.
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.
New Ford for
Sale
tool
box and 4
f 1915-model Ford, shock absorbers,
cood tire eauinnient. Run vcrv little. Fine
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chance to get a machine.
Call
CARL EVANS,
La Grande Garage.
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ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Union
NOW SHE IS A FACTORY GIRL.
Mary Pirkford Stars in Famous Play
ers Great Drama, "The Eternal
Grind."
If you were a beautiful young girl
whose sister had fallen tha victim of
wealthy young chap mid fhat same
fellow were to make love la you .
and if the sister followed him to
your home with the intention of
shooting him, would you scream and
run away or would you talce command
of the situation ? Mary Pickford took
tha revolver out of the girl's hand,
hold the man At bay with it and sent
for a minister. When the reverend
gentleman arrived, she concealed her
self behind a curtain and held the gun
to the man's back while he went
through the wedding ceremony.
It all happened in "The Eternal
Grind," Mary Pickford's latest big
feature in which she is being starred
by the Famous Players Film company
on the Paramount program It is the
stellar attraction at the Arcade thea
tre for Friday and Saturday. In this
powerful story, Mary Pickford plays
the Tole of a factory girl who battles
against frightful odds in her struggle
to preserve intact the little home of
which the death of her parents has
made her the head.
Director John O'Brien supervised
the production of tho film in which
Miss Pickford is supported by Ijoretta
Blake, Dorothy West, John Bowers,
Robert Cain, J. Albert Hall and others
of equal prominence in the film and
stage world.
(iood Crop at Gooseberry Ranch.
There is only one "Gooseberry
Thompson" but one is enough to
supply the valley with the finest Ore
gon Champion berrie3 His name is
well known. Mrs. Thompson with her
boy, her white team and her load of
berries is recognized at sight and
hailed with delight. The famous
Gooseberry ranch is a mile northwest
of Alicel call it by Home Phone
27X1. The crop is estimated to be
1400 gallons. Standard price, 25
cents mid they are goin ffrnst: Adv.
D. -22-lt. W.lt.
DRAMA TO BE
. CHAUTAUQUA FEATURE
Comus Players to Open Chautauqua
With Popular Play,
"The play is the tulng." To all lov
ers of the drama I lie Coinus l'htyers
will prove a welcome I'huutauiiua in
novation. They are equipped to satisfy
the most critical as well as the populnr
timin. Thov will nresent either "Car-
I son of the North Woods," u classic of
Canadian forest life, or "Nance Old
I field," a human interest play of strong
moral tone ami appeal. Ail appropriate
atmosphere of costume and setting ac
company those productions. As a pre
lude to either of the foregoing plays
selections will he presented from
one of the following Shakespearean
dramas: "As You I.Ike It," "Taming
of the Shrew," "Mucheth" .or "Hani
let" The personnel of this splendid com
pany of artists is one of uniform excel-
"Telephone
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Why waste time and energy when a telephone will
save both.
The greatest amount of work accomplished correctly,
with the least amount of energy, in the shortest
possible time is EFFICIENCY
A Telephone will do this. See us about it.
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE CO.
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One Word, One Cent, One Time.
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CLE.O MAYPIELD
Flftli-av. now sees Cloo May
field and her noso ring; formerly
she had only enough nerve to wear
it on the stage.
It's a bejowcled affair and fits
liko an ear ring. The press agent
of a certain show confides in our
our ear that Miss Mayfiold is to
tour the country with his outfit,
hut we've forgotten what . show
it is!
SPLENDID STALLION SOLD.
'Prince." Union Station Percheron,
Bought by Baker Man.
Union. June 22. While attending
tho Union Livestock show last week
Frank Ebell of Baker purchased an
excellent three year old Percheron
stallion, "Princeton 10f:!87," from the
eastern uregon experiment sunum.
"Prince," as ho is known by his
attendant, was born and raised at the
State Farm. lie is a colt possessing
olentv of style and action, a rugged
constitution, and gives every indica
tion of developing into an excellent
sire.
CHAUTAUQUA
Starts
Sunday, June
25th.
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Let us supply you with good things to eat while
camping. We make a delivery each day out to the
Park. Phone Main 7").
A car of Watermelons just in, on ice, at pound 5c
Cantaloupes, good and sweet, 3 for .... 15c
Wo have the first of the home. Straw-berries
in today
Red Raspberries, 2 boxes :.' 25c (
Home Peas, per pound ; ..10c
Xew Potatoes and New Carrots
CITY GROCERY & BAKERY
Home of Fancy Groceries . . Phone Main. 75
E. POLACK, Prop.
Speedex films and Cyko papers
mean perfection in picture taking.
Adv. 6-21-tf.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE -By Condo
MISS JANET YOUNG.
leuee, each member eujoyiug a distin
guislied place In drauialic circles.
Janet Youug has appeared In over 100
productions in cities of tho Puelilc
coast. She was a member of the Baker
stock company of Portland for two
years, and is known to theuter goers
as the "Sweetheurt of tho Northwest"
Miss Young is wonderfully sympothct
lc in her work, and her Interpretations
are convincing.
Archibald I.edie. eminent dramat
ic critic and interpreter of Shnkesiear
lan roles, Is the "heavy" support of
the company. Mr. ICedie is a" graduate
of the Spring Garden Institute, wus
formerly dean of oratory and dramat
ics in Valparaiso uulverslty and occu
pies Uie same position In the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Roswell Dosch, whose dramatic stud
les in Europe were interrupted at the
outbreak of the war, is a young man
devoted to the uplift of the drama. He
"puts it across" right.
Italpu Ash, who hns appeared oppo
site Miss Young in many productions,
takes the lead. Mr. Ash Is handsome,
of splendid physique and combines
with the charm of thetnatineo Idol the
acumen of the student
The Comus flayers are the attrac
tion for Chuiitawiiuu first iilghleni, be
ing the first program number. They
will start tUiii'.'s iMin::.
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WILLIAM THAW
This photo was taken after the
young American was wounded in
I ho arm while fighting an air duel
with a German flyer high above
Verdun. Thaw has been honored
in Europe as tho holder of a won
derful aviation record. - '
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FOR THE NEWLY WEDS
We are Showing Most At
tractive Bed Room Suits
Among them today we specially price a fine suit in ()U I VOUY, which will
give selection in two patterns of Drcsscis. - .
SHOWING CONSISTS OF 1
Choice of pattern dresser, at 22.;j0
Three-wing dresser table, at - $23.;0
Chiffonier, at :
I!ed, at : 0.00
$84.50
Spw-ial .Tune price mi this P.KDROO.M SUIT. (i7.nn with $17.50 down and
sfsiO.lX) per month. If all ca.sli you get it for only siO.nO.
See it in Our Window To-day
F. D. HAISTEN, E55
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