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PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVEN IMG OBSERVER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1916. You, Who Still Wear Old Style Nightgowns and Pajamas, Learn About the ' New BRIGHTON CARLSBAD SLEEP1NGWEAR The Brighton-Carlsbad Pajunions. Fall weights in the modern, one piece sleeping suits are smart, stylish and distinctive. The coat is several inches longer than on pajamas of oidinary make; the sleeves are long and full and set into wide armholes; the hip and leg width is generously ample; a button and loop at the ankle permits the bot tom of the trouser leg to He snugly buttoned. ' Men's Outing Pajunions Men's Outing Night Shirts Men's Outing Pajamas Boys' Outing Night Shirts Boys' Outing Pajamas Ladies' Outing Gowns Misses' and Children's Outing Gowns $1.50 $1.00, $1.25 $1.25, $1.50 76c 90c, $1.25 75c to $1.89 50c, 75c Ask to See the Whole Bright ton Carlsbad Line Nightgowns, Pajamas and Pajunions for men and women; nighties, jajamas and sleepers for boys ami girls. HHPs Department Store Qnality and Service COMING TO ARCADE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ' vi r,vs p layers- p-7 Thought Irving Couldn't Act Edwin Hootb told one story of Ir ving that revealed a traiiedy In that gifted man's life. One day, as they were sitting In Hoot If a room In the theater, the latter was handed a letter. Irving casually remarked that be rec ognized the handwriting. Booth offer ed it to him and asked him If he cared to read it. Fortunately the English man declined. Mr. Booth opened it and read the following from Mrs. Hen ry Irving: Dear Mr. Booth Can you spare me a box? I should like to have my sons see what good acting Is. During my first season with Booth quite by accident I found myself In a boarding bouse in San Francisco kept by a very sweet, quaint, old English lady who was an aunt of Henry Ir vlng's, and she told me that Mrs. Ir ving had been known to occupy a box at ber husband's performances and ostentatiously read a newspaper dur ing the performance. Edwin M. Royle In Harper's Magazine. Magic Italian Lakes. Every one knows bow beautiful the Italian lakes are and how luxuriant is the vegetation ou their banks. This is due to a large extent to the heat ab sorbed in summer by the water, stored np and given out slowly In cold "weather. A calculation bas been made by a sci entist named VercellL Lie estimates that Lake Como has an area of 130 square kilometers and an average depth of about 4)00 feet In some places the depth is 1 n ice that. During midsummer this mass of wa ter absorbs each bright day an amount of heel equal to that product by lam ing 34,000 tons of coal. This storing op of beat goes on from the end of February until the water reaches its highest temperature in August. From that time on the water gives out heat to the surrounding stones un til spring comes again, so that it is no wonder that this region is a floral para dise. Pittsburgh Press. Science In the Home. Home is the halfway bouse between earth and heaven. As such it needs the practical and the Ideal, both com bined, more thnn any other human in stitution. The earth side of n home must be absolutely practical, and the heaven side must be absolutely ideal If the home is to be a home. There is more need for science In the home than for science anywhere else. Not becnuse science is the most impor tant thing in the home, but because the most neglected thing Is always the most important. The average home is a conglomeration of guesswork, patch work and overwork. The guesswork is the fault of the man, the overwork of the woman, the patchwork of them both. A little science In advance would prevent most of the trouble. Independent SHERRY'S I "The End of the Trail." Here are some of the big moments in the new William Fox picture which stars William Farnum, "The End of the Trail:"' 1. Adrienne Cabot (Gladys Brock well) leaves her husband, "Devil" Cabot (Willard Louis), because he has ill-treated her. 2. Jules le Clerq (William Far num) meets the girl, and falls in love with her. 3. Adrienne tells Jules the story of her life. 4. Devil is left in the snows by an Indian guide, who thinks he has killed the white man. 5. Adrienne marries Jules. 6. Devil, rescued by prospectors, captures his wife and takes her home with him the baby of Jules and and helpless, in the cabin. He takes with him. He leaves Jules bound Adrienne. 7. The girl strikes her husband with a poker, and leaves him. She re joins Jules, who takes her and their baby back to his home. 8. The mother dies. The baby girl grows up. She meets Devil Cabot in a saloon. He accosts her, and tries to kiss .her. S. Jules arrives in time to gave his daughter. He fights Devil Cabot, and lulls Jum. Creamettes CREAMETTES, the new macaroni Creamettes is unlike every other macaroni be cause it is made different of different materials. The new appetizing flavor and the smooth, creamy texture which delights you in Creamettes are' Creamettes ' secrets. Creamettes ' quality belongs tot Creamettes alone. You will like them. . . i 15c, or 2 Packages 25c Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192 408 North Fir Street, Cross Track Cate Up. "Sarah," said ber mistress during the dinner hour, "will you go down to the basement and get the catsup?" Sarah departed, and a few minutes later the family heard a great shooing and scampering of feet. Shortly after Surah came breathlessly into the din ing room and said to her astonished mistress, "They're up, mum." "What are up?" "T'io cats, muni." Youth's Compan ion. Her Argument. "Going to drop your cooking lessons right In the middle of the course? Wby. I heard you got a proposal of marriage on the strength of going to cooking school." "I did. And now that I iini coins to be married, what's the use of bothering any further about cooking lessons?" Louisville Courier-Journal. I'AUMNE FREDERICK IN "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE." "Woman in the Case" Stars Pauline Frederick. Beautiful Pauline Frederick has won her greatest reputation as an actress, both on the stne und on the notion picture screen, in tho rolos of women of thu world, ns in "Delia Donna," "The Spider," "Joseph and His Prethrcn," and other great plays in which she has starred, It is, there fore particularly interesting to note that, in the Famous Players' adapta tion of Clyde Fitch's great drama, "The Woman in the Case," which is the Paramount picture at tho Aroniio Friiiuy and Saturday Mi.,s Frederick, though starred in the production, doe? ot play the role of the Woman in which Blanche Walsh scored such a success on the stage, l.ut appear.! as Margaret, the self-saorilicing wife who pits herself against tho Woman in the strugglo to save her husband from the charge of murder. Though tho role of Claire Foster kas always been the stellar one on the stage, tho struggle between the two women is so fierce and they are so evenly matched that they are equally interesting. It was Miss Frederick's ewn suggestion thnt she play Mar garet, despite theatrical tradition, and the change was readily adopted by the producers. Since a little more time is devoted to the development of Mar garet's character in the motion pic ture thnn on the stage, tiie very happy result is a lightening of the tone of the entire production, for she is one of the sweetest and noblest characters r contemporary literature. I .T 1 , , - ' i nave piayeu so many women of the world," declared Miss Frederick in voicing her wish to play Margaret, ! "that I am afraid people will begin to ; think I can do nothing else and that I really must be one of that variety n private life. So I am particularly anxious to piny an entirely different character not to satisfy my own van ity, but to go permanently on record as having the ability to play roles ether than those of the vampire type. I want to slinw nennlo thnt T hni-A other emotions in my system than 1 those of tho worldly sort." The dominant note in "Tho Womnn in the Case" is that of wifely self- ' sacrifice. Margaret Hughes, before mnrrying a very wealthy chap named Julian Kolfe, learns that ho has had an nffnir with Claire Foster but broke with her upon learning thnt he was hy no means the only man in her life. Margaret has been big enough to for give Julian for his folly and when i. mire, in a spirit or revenge induced by Julian's efforts to save a dear friend from her clutches, weaves a net of circumstantial evidence around him and accuses him of murder, the faith ful wife determines to do everything in her power to clear him. There is only one way in which to approach Claire, and thnt is to pose r.s one of her own sort. This she does despite her feeling of repulsion for such things, and after a memorable battle of wits, succeeds in forcing a confession from the woman. In support of Miss Frederick there appear several very well-known play ers, among them Alan nale, Marie Chambers, Paul Cordon, and Clarence tlandysules. The System. First. Troller PmwtiinlirWh.. -n Kelly fired? Second Trolley Conductor uis ear sirucK a man at Steentii street ami pnrriml him n Mwlr An fender. After collecting a nickel from mm Kelly in tlie excitement forgot to ring h up ana tne man was a spotter -IJfe. Geniua. Genius Is in ndvanee. It addresses posterity. Is it to be womlereil xt then, that ft is mostly Intelligible to posterity only 7-London Truth. The Mouth and the Brush. A toothbrush must be scalded or disinfected with an antiseptic wash and nir dried whenever used: otherwise it will beiume a menace to health. Toothbrushes must not be kept where they nre exposed to dust and dirt: neither should tho brushes used by each member of the family stand in the same receptacle, as the germs of disease may be trans mitted from one brush to nn other. As the majority of diseases find their wny Into the human system through the mouth and nose (and the mouth Is the more common entrance). It Is of the utmost Importance to keep the mouth and teeth xrfeotly clean. If tho teeth are brushed careful ly and the mouth and teeth ring, ed three times a day with noth ing but plain water, a great deal will lie done to keep off sickness. Not every one can buy antisep tic washes and powders, but ev ery one can procure clean water and a salty water In antiseptic and botlen to keep the mouth clean and free from dangerous perms of disease Do You Want to . Please the Folks Away From Home? Them the or Weekly Send Daily Observer and Give Them the Home News. Daily by Mail $4 a Year, Weekly by Mail $1.50 a Year. 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