La Grande evening observer., February 23, 1917, Image 2

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917,
II& GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Lwm.'.u , Mnric !oro in "Oliver Twist"
"Drink Hot
Lemonade
and go
to bed"
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yN old-time prescription,
and one your doctor will
endorse today. Hot lemonade
and a warm night's sleep are valuable
precautions against grippe and colds.
To get the best effects, be sure the
watrr is piping hot, and use Sunkist
lemons, one for each glassful.
California 's
Sunkist
Uniformly Good Lemons
When you order lemons, ask (or Sunkist,
the uniformly ko1 California lemons.
Sunkist are way, lart and juicy. See that
they reach you in the clean, crisp tissue
wrappers stamped "Sunkist." They will
slay fresh much longer if
you leave them in these
wrappers until you use
them. Always have at
least a half doien in the
house.
CtliforaU Frvlt Qrawers
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Washhurn in Gieatesl I'art as 'Tin'
J'rince of GrauHtark" Popular Star
Han Ideal Hole in IMay Filmed From
FamouH Novel 'KiBe to Stardom
liapid.
Photoplay patrons all over tin;
world will, in "The Prince of Grau
stark," see Bryant Washburn in his
greatest part. His performance in the
ultra-romantic leading role called for
by this brilliant piece of high come ly
gives his many friends an opportunity
to see him at his best. Marguenv?
Clayton plays opposite him in the mt
act adaption cf George Barr Mc-
Cutcheon's famous story.
If you are ever at a loss on the
nroner methods of entertaining a
I prince, put on a prize fight on the
lawn. Hell like it or ai teasi ne
does in "The Prince of Graustark,"
when William W. Blithers, the if
made American millionai'v, i onceives
this scheme for entertninin? the royal
son.
Few situations delight Americans
more than that of tho typical Uniled
States captain of industry who re- j
fuses to be bound by any restrictions
of court procedure so much a part c-f
the lives of Europium i. i
William W. Bathers in "The Prince
of Graustark," is played by that popu
lar character actor, Ernest Maupam,
for some years a great fil.ti favorite
Before entering pictures ho was lead
ing man for Sarah Bernhardt. !
ARC A DE
"OLIVER TWIST"
Lanky Production of Dickens Story
.Marked by Splendid Characteriza
tion and Staging Reviewed by Goo.
Blaisdell in 'Moving Picture World
Lasky's production of "Oliver
Twist" that will be shown at the Ai-
cade theater today and tomorrow
an unusual picture. 'Its making has
been accomplisncd with a care, a fi
delity,, in keeping with the fame ot
the Dickens masterpiece. As Oliver,
the pathetic figure of childhood, there
is Marie Doro. Even more, in the role
of Bill Sikes- there is Hobart Bos-
worth; in that of Fagin there is Tully
ftfliirshall. The picture well mignt
have been built around either of theja
two men. Tho characterization of
either of these was a show of and by
itself. And there were a halfdozen
others selected with fine regard fnv
their powers of convincing portrayal
of the quaint Dickens types some
lovable, some brutal. Here we see the
Artful Dodger, Mr. Brownlow, Nancy
Sikes, Mr. Bumble and Monks in the
garb and in the surroundings in which
we have visualized them.
Miss Doro in her impersonation of
I tho name role deserves high praise for
her portrayal of the boy Oliver. She
j imbues him with the spirit of the
j book, us well as that need bo expected
of Olio playing a role of opposite sex.
Come now to Mr. Bosworth's Bill
' e:i. Ttni.a ic n fiffnvo fo coniure
with. Big, brutal, submerging self in
the part of the worst of the denizens
of London's unspeakr.blo slums of the
early 19th century, he goes his way
through life. He shows us a man
without a redeeming trait, unless it
be the fact that he docs not abuse his
dog. His ending is as dramatic as nis
life has been low. One ot the incidents
of tho story comes when Bill, with a
rone around his body, starts to slide
over the edge of the roof to his acci-
dental death in midair, the rope
caught about his neck. Quick as a
flash the dog starts to follow him,
sliding rapidly from the ridgepole to
the edge and stopping short at the
gutter.
And Tully Marshall's Fagin. The
player quickens into life the thiev
ing old miser, whose fiction name hasj
been applied to all preceptors of
young crooks for nearly a hundred
years and in all likelihood XV' ill serve
for all time. His performance furs
nishes a rare treat. Raymond Hatton
is the Artful Dodger, James Neill is
Mr. Brownlow, Elsie Jane Wilson is
Nancy, Harry P-tittenbury is Mr.
Bumble, and Carl Stockdale is Monks.
All of these finely supplement the
AT ARCADE THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW
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Living
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IN FACT THE LARGER THE QUANTITY PUR
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WE HAVE NO MAIL-ORDER COMPETITORS
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FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT RECEIVED
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Kidneys oa Rheumatism Now?
Letter Trtts of LontJookcd-for Prescription
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tho world for others, I wish to do it, and
I fool that It Is my duty to write about
the wonderful results I rocoived from tho
use of Anuria" I was suffering from
kidney and hhiddor troubles, scalding
urlno, bncku-ehouiid rheumatism, and foot
and niiklis swelled so that at times I
could not walk without assistance.
Had taken several different kinds of
kidney remedies but all failed. I sent
for a box of Dr. Pierce's newest dis
covery, "Anuria" which 1 received by
mail In tablet form. I soon got betUir
and am convinced that this popular
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Mits. Al. J. SAIiOKST.
Notr: Yon'vo nil undoubtedly heard
of tho famous Dr. I'lereo and his well
known medicines. Well, this proscrip
tion Is one that luw been successfully
usd for mnny years bv tho physicians
and SHclulist.s at Pr. I'leroe's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Hnffalo,
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ci s urging from disorders of the kid
nejs nnd bladder, sm-h a.-, backncho,
weak back, rheumatism, dro-.isy, conges
tion of tho kidneys, hitlnuinuitlon of tho
Madder, scalding urine, aul urinary
troubles.
Up to this tlmp, "Amide" has not
been on sale to tho public, but by tho
persuasion of many patients and tho
increased demand for this wonderful
coaling Tablet, Doctor Plerco has ttuiilly
divided to put it Into tho drug stores ot
this country within immediate roach of
all r.ulTe.rers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuria
'j-iblois. Tliero ci.n U no imitation,
r.very pnekngo of " Anurlc " Is sure to bo
Jr. Plerco'. Yon will find the signature
on tho package just as you do on Dr.
Ploroo's Favorite Proscription, tho over
famous friend t ailing women, and
Dr. Pierco's (told i Medical Piseiivory,
proven by years to no the groaUwt gen
oral tonic and recoustructor for any
one, iHuldut) bulug ike bwst bluod-mtkct
Iluowu.
work of the principals.
The staging brings us into the at
mosphere of Old England. The Lasky
company erected structures to fit the
period and the locale. The whole
production fully measures up to what
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are a feature of this lumber
business. When you give us an
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
pay for Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
we hd been led to expect by advance
notices. It should be one of the most
popular Paramount pictures of the
year.
Public Library
Receives Donation
Through the efforts of Mr. John E.
Crymes, local missionary, the public
library has received a donation of 28
volumes from the American Sunday
School union. These hooks are of espe
cial interest to church and Sunday
school workers. They include, among
others, Schaff'3 Bible dictionary, a
well known standard work; a pocket
atlas of the lands of the Bible; index
to the Bible; E. W. Rice's commen
taries on the New Testament; "Ori
entalisms in Bible Lands," by the
same author; "History of the Interna
tional Lesson System," and "Rurual
Christendom," by Charles Roads. A
complete list of these books may be
obtained from the library on request.
They will be ready for lending on
March 1.
Our Want Ads bring results.
When You Have a Cold. -It
is when you have a severe cold
that you appreciate the good qualities
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Frank Crocker, Pana, 111., -writes:
"Our five-year-old son Paul caught a
severe cold last winter that settled oa
his lungs and he had terrible cough
ing spells. We were greatly worried
about him as the medicine we gave
him did not help him in the least. A
neighbor spoke so highly of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy that 1 got a bot
tle of it. The first dose benefitted
him so much that I continued giving
it to him until he was cured."
W. M. Kennada, machinist handy
man in the local O-W. R. & N. com
pany, has been mentioned by the
Safety First commission of the rail
road for offering five Safety First
suggestions last year.
A Hint to the Aged.
If people past sixty years of acre
could be persuaded to go to bedas
soon as they take cold and remain in
bed for one or two days, thev would
recover much more quickly, especially
if they take Chamberlain's Conirii
Remedy. There would also be less
danger of the cold being followed by
any of the more serious diseases.
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