La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY FEBKL'ATir X 1.017, IX GRA1TDK EVEXTXQ OBSEP.YBP. Pay-Up Week SPECIALS These articles are exceptional values at our regular price 14 Off 97c 89c LadirV .Muslin f.'ndei'wear rVIxf0--(root Qnality Sliprt 72vfiiV 9r- (loi Ouality Shci-t.. New shipment of Wai3ts for this week, Special $1.00 AlVrTs !n-r- FJnM-M-r ft hum $2.75 Mn's Hip Un -r U,U $5.00 Hill's Department Store Quality and Service SHERRY'S Richie," Miaa Bun'ymi' -van gw'n a free hand to- work mir. f-he beauty of th story in such a way that h"'' more eanmut dirH for a fin production ware fulfil!!. Hh snuirht to rerap- (aim and nramwit to tlm audiences of ICT ONLY FOft SCREEN rji,.v rhe uiiiiinr. charm of Old Chester I in rh days before w war, umng it Relieves She tan no urearwii. worn (, a, hackgrounit again, wnwn ETHEL BARRTJMORE TO in Motion Picture. I The celebrated actress, EtJii.i Barry ' more, who will n seen at th Sherry theater tonight in th Metro-Rolf ' jsrodurtion. "Th Awakenimr of H. 'Uma Richie,.'' hna aiumdoned the 'spunking stage. This announcement comes aa a ' great aurnriaft, pnrlwos, to tha public, ! but it is a step that Miwt Bar-ymore ' haa hwn contemplatintr ever jinea her him ra-eniutted the C-airiy or a wo man'. Mill, and the glory of rmimieia cimi hy which she finally win real hapnineas. Others of Misk rWrymore'n famoua family who have already heeded Ch call and enlisted under th Metro han n,,r are hr uncle, Sidney Drew, wivh Mrs. Drew;' her hror-her, Lionel Barry more, ami lnr cousin. 3. Rankin Drew. SHERRY'S LAST TIME TODAY f-51 mm'1'' ' , ""' X 'TV .0 lure of The Wifd,r In Motion Pictures x 4, 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4-- 4- 4- 4 4" X I What Beats Raising Wheat? 4 - 4 4 As a Ions? term and profitable investment a few 'dollars worth of paint, on wagons, implement., doubletrees, etc., pays better than anvthing else. I to it now while you have the time and the imple ments are not in me. (let 1 fames Oil f fere, Too. OXNER'S NEW PAINT STORE (New Location 1316 Adams Ave.) X4.fr v-fr.fr fr-f-fr-fr-f-f H aif filiation with .Vfotrn Picture cor poration, asut Ytftr deciaion cam imul taneoiwtly with the completion for the ween of her present production, the picture version of Maryaret Delandrl ST, LOUIS PIT CO. "Certaim-ti,"' but w have found many people have nver heard of th (leneral Koofing; company. Th rea j sion is oiviouat We have played up !the f.rta.in-teed" feature. Because .'of the widely know trademark we (concluded to name the new corpora- jtion accordins;ly. A good quality of Jrtaii-teed Product Corporation prriiictJi at fair pncea and penitent fwaanizcri RoainefiA Will B Kx- i artvertiain? r.a neetv our aucceiw. William L. Pinley, '-te hiolovri.it, wiil how hia f.unnua motion pictures, -The Lure of the Wild, showmir ani mal, bird- and fiali life, this afternoon at Cove, and ton iff ht at Union, and to morrow afternoon ami even in at the 4ivm.1i cheater Iji Grande. ! Mr. Pinley -viil he the guest of I Geoi'sre T. Cochran at the buainesa i men lunchn tom,Hrow afternoon. I Two jhow;rj?; if the pictures will Vi j made tomorrow afternoon. AdmL-wion . will he free to children under 12 years i of a-e to the afternoon performances; j admlsaion to adults afternoon and , evenin-ar 10 centa. Mr. Finly'. ajj- j pearance here in under the auspices of ; the Neia;-hixrhood club, which ensrsd j the theater for the purpose of show- j inir his pictures. These pictures j are pronoimceii woniwiu, ha.ve never before been .shown to th-i ireneral publi-.. They were taken a:.- Solid Packed Whole Fruits PACKED W Uin N0.10CANS C0MM0iII.Y KNOWN AS GALLONS) . Our Solid Packed Fruits are Packed m Then Own Juice Without ojxvrp. While Used Extensively for Piea i They Are Also Excellent for Table Use. You Will Liie Them Very Much as They Are Eco nomical in Price 65c PEE CAN PEACHES APRICOTS BLACKBERRIES LOG ANB ER LES ROYAL ANN' CHERRIES PINEAPPLE PEARS Harris Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 403 North Fir St. FABMEES PHONE B. 192 Cross The Track rreat novel. "If motion pictures can accomplish worn as satisfying ! fh. .,.1AX.i,,i of tha snate fiah and artist aa, this Metro wor.derplay i.j to me," Misa Bairrymore said to Richard: A. Rowland, president of Metro Pic turesi corporation, "I am willir.ir to cast my lot with the organization that can do these wonders. In "The Awakening of srame commission. All Militia Are Ordered Home. Washington. D. C, Feb. 1:5. ( Unit ed Press) All militiamen remaining Helena ' on the border have heen ordered home. ARCADE "THE TRAVELING SALESMAN" Five-Part Famous Players-Paramount Reviewed by Oeorsre W. Graves in Motosfraphy. Perhaps "nobody loves a fat man, but everyone is bound to lov thia par ticular fait man Bon Blake, played by Frank Mclmcyr in the adaption of the stajfe piay by James Forbes. The traveling salesman has a simile "that won't come off," and hia optimistic ':tory takes place, is planning to buy j the property of Both Elliott, which i.f ! to he sold tv taxes, intending later hn sell it to the railroad aani make a 'hiisr profit. Blake's jrrowintr love for &vth and his dirflike for Royce, his 1 I ...4 r,v..v.v.. 1a.i4u hm rival cuiii ui ulj 3 iiMv.iii,..i. .a.., to pro the limit to g2t the best of the plotters and to save the girl's home stead for her. Bloke's intentions are misrepresented to the girl by Royce, and it seems for a while a.i though Royce wm going to be too sly for his opponent, hut, after some good dra matic developments Blake's victory is complete. Harry Northrup U capital as Royce, the "heavy.' Rasaell Basett is Mar tin Drury, and- tho others in the cast Harry IsIaJcemore tended and Tliree N fwricM Opened Gregg Varnish Company and Mmind City Paint & Color Com pany Merged With General Roofing Manufacturing Company. St. Uui. Mo., Feb. 1!). The Gen eral Roofing Manufac.toring company, through (Jeorge M. Brown, prr-aiident, ha announced that the eom.por-y has piwchased' the Mound City Paint & Cr,T company aiwf the Gregg Varnish company, both of fit. Ix.ais and1 the Iv-kport Paper crympany mill at Ni agara Falls, N'. V., and that a new cor poration haI bewi organized, to be known as the f.'ertain-teedi Prorlurts corporation. The grrwth of the Gen eral RH-.fing company is attributed to persistent advertising and satisfac tory prorliicts, p.rown declared. fn th new company's formation there will be issued $;),.VW0 first preferred 7 prr tent rumulative sl.-k. l,ft2."i.ftOO second preferred 7 pr cent cumvtlat.ive cotivcritf.! stork and M. W hr.re of rommon st'k. Heud fparU:Ts will remain in St. Ix-nir-.. The increased capital available un- We will employ the same policies in the paint and varnish husinesR. We Will be equipped to market pamtn and varnishes through the extensive sell ing organization, of th parent organ- dispor.itron which thU indicates isi just as inradicable. Frank Mclntyre eer- are Julia Stusirt, tainly gives the picture its "pep," ably i and James O'Neill Jr. For an rnter aided by the apirited, charming Doris eating, zeatful combination of cometly Kenyan; who plays the part of a and drama, with a great deal of clever country girl whom the salesman, saves characterizationa, thus picture falls from the hands of those who are j not short of fulfilling its mission, scheming to get hold of her property, j "The Traveling Salesman," is a clean. Mint of the awne in which the star: distinctive offering which no one will zation thus materially reducing cost. &TjA Ken yon r-ppear all by them- ' reg.-et laying down his money to see. ire addition to thU great comedy This will afford us an opportunity to!jW!ve9 for t(jrM.iy purpose are tx wn our pronucta at moderate prices. tTf.m(.iJ risir,te, and this in a large because they are so true to CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Collection at New Paragraphs A dv ertlaement. part is human nature. The first reels of the picture are in ami f humorous vein, while the end becomes decidedly dramrtic. Bob Blake, a jo vial , salesman, learns that Drury, a drama the well known comedy team, Van and. York are on the bill. York, otherwise known as the Human Tooth pick and his parriner, furnish a good deal of comedy with their sorigs, pat ter and dares. This remarkable bill will bo shown Mrs. George G.xd has left for Port land, from where he will go to Grants Pass to visit her daughters. ; M. O. Evans, assistant state agent tor the county r.grkultural agervts, j wa in Ia Grand.i Saturday. j I Mrs. Grace fit-om of Erterprise ' who has been ill i the hospital for the ; past seven weeks, left for her home Saturday. ; capitalist in the small town where the at the Arcade theater today only. AT ARCADE TODAY ONLY Plan for State KncampmrnL i William Murray, Joe Mnrthall, F. B. ! Currey, ff. F.. Dixon, L. M. Hoyt and : f:iint Ball have Ven chosen delegates de the ww organization will he used the county convention of the Mod in extending the business of the rrwf rr.g corn-puny. The company will er,tr in an agr-sie manner the paint and varnish field or. a big seal-, and it was heraa! of this plan the M-vnvd f'-if.y and fjregg romfrtnie were tak er, rrrp.r. While the General floof irvg rrmpany already ha offices in nearly all the largi riiev-, three more will 1 added U the lis, andi several old rr,es erv Urged. The new offices will be at. Tsuffalo, M. Y.; Milwauke-, Wii., and '.alt. Ijiice City. em WVimen of America by the A firande lodge. The county convention will select, a delegate to the state con vention and the state convention, in ' turn, will select a delegate to the na tional convention. ' About Constipation. Certain articles of diet tend to check movement of thrf: 1wels. The ! most common o f these are cheese, tea ' and boiled milk. On the other hand 1 raw fruit especially apple and ta nanas, also graham bread and whole "The powerful effect, of advertising wheat. Irreal promote a movemerit 'A has perhap never Keen derri'r.st rated the bowels. When the liowels are ld- forcibly a? In '.ur ra.' 'iid Pres- ly rnnstipaated, however, the sore way ident P.rown. "We find thjit. mo'. ev- is to tJike ore or two of Cnamhmrlain'a errylevly i familiar with f.hr- name Tablet. immediately after suppeir. j ' ;Vx s - A ; T JrJ FRANK INTYR& '77-tE 7V?AV L tt0 SAlLESFIsW f A MOWS rAVSR3-FAI?Ar-TOrSST ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. AUSTIN nUOWNKU,, Maria.p TI0U3F. WTRINa A BPF.CIALT" Supplies and Heating Devices l'hofif. Mnin 72'5 Hornrncr Hotel I'uiKl ine, ru-xt to Wf-ntcrn Uriio.i w MUCH ft DOLLAR DO? Ilo Much Can a Dollar Do? That iintifm Will lie Solid for a Num ber of m Grandf i'.-ple This c k. Me sure ;md ie;nl tin- I ('ompaiiy'.H ;id in tliis issue given. df-rii Oici'ciii b rower iiml flit out tin- r.ile i.-liedulc To m nsuie t r ability of a dollar to work The Obsc: it tolay is starting two one dollar hi-cks on rounds of bill piiyin'. If ou get. nr look out it will burn your fingrM. As soon as you ir"t it put on your hat anil cnM and go out anil p.'.y a bill you owe. Here are some of the things a dolla' has done in olhtT places: At Uellefontaine, Ohio, a dollar I Uerd to discharge a debt on the fnt Mo-.day of National Pay Up Week, wai employed twenty-seven times during the week in meeting obliga tors of tho?e through whose hands it pn 1. jnd was finally returned to the . nidcr in his pay envelope, thus illustrating in a Ktrikin;: way the claims that had been made for Nation al Pay Up Week. This ordinary dollar bill had at tached tti it a slip wnich tho persons who used it in pav:-K' debts should sign their names, i', ,rder that the story of its travels might be related. It was through this record that the fact was learned. Above everything else CSHTAIN'-TErD stands foi quality, ernciency and economv. Any product bear ing the name CERTAIN" -TEED ,vill deliver all three in heaping measure. Certain-teed Certain-teed Roofing is the most efficient type of roof ing for a3 kinds of buildings. For the sky-scraper a built up roof of CERTAIN-TEED is now recognized as the ideal roof. For faetoriej, especially where the foaf area ia considerable, the light weight, economy and long life at CERTAIN-TEED makes it by far the moat desirable type of roof. For garages, out-houses, farm buildings, ine economy, ease of laving lnd long life make CERTAIN-TEED super ior to any other. For residences CERTAIN -TEED Slate Surfaced Shingles axe artistic, light weight, economical. CERTAIN-TEED costs less to bur, less to lay, and less per year of life. It is light weight, clean, sanitary and lire retardant. It will not dry out or rust, and is absolutely weathertight. CERTAIN-TEED is made ia rolls, plain and slate surfaced; also ia slate surfaced shingles. Three thicknesses, but only one quality the best. Guar anteed 5, 11) or 15 years, according to thickness (1, 2 or 1 ply), but will outlive the period of guarantee. The long life of CERTAIN-TEED is due to its quality and the saturation of a special blend of loft asphalts, kitt soft, and prevented from drying out, by a coating of harder a-iphalts. tt rou n hnlMInf omeed new root, is will 037 70ii to investi hl CtKTAiM-TKF.D before i1.t:uiins; apoo snr tTse of roof, for tale bf deaiero.everT-wtierfj. Paints and Varnishes are made by experts and mixed by mcxlern machinery, so that every can exactly conforms to the expert chemists' formula, both as to ingredients and color. With modem facilities for manufac turing a full line of paints and varnish es, on a large sca'c"; with unlimited resiurces. and the extensive sales or ganization of the Certain-teed Pro ducts Corporation. costs are materially reduced, and CERTAIN-TEED Paints can be sold for less than good paints usually cost. The professional painter can not mbc his own paints and compete with CERTAIN-TEED Paints anymore tiua the small shoemaker can com pete ia price and style with the big slice factories. It is better, both for the painter and the man who pays for the job. if the painter uses CERTAIN-TEED Paint. AU un certainty is eliminated, waste and left-overs are avoided, and the quality is assured. Besides, CERTAIN-TEED Paint is guaranteed to give satisfaction. In stead of the painter's guarantee you have the guarantee of a business which has become the largest of its kind in the world, because it makes and sells good goods at the lowest possible price, and backs them with ail of its enormous resources. II you paint tt will pty yon to use CEKT AIS-TEED. II you employ s painter, inetet, tor oi wn eoou &s well an your, that be cse CEBTAIN TEtO Facta. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION f raprietarsati Gaaera) Raofiaf Mf f . Ca. , Cref f Vtraisa Co. , MMnd GtyPiiati Colar Cs. V-w Yorif CUcaea KuhTiD. Sak Uka City taaidoo Philadelphia Detroit M.w Olaaae Atlanta HoaUoa SydiMr Sf.Laois Saa Fraacisco Miaoaapolta Richmood Daa Moiaee Haras Baataa Loa A maiae SeaMta braad DaJatS) W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. Dealer fiii I'jimi GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 QUICK DELIVERIES are a feature of this lumber business. Wlien you give ns am order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before you need it That means no delay in construction, no waiting time that you have to ray for Think tknt over. Job Printing Xeatly and Quickly Done at The Observer Office.