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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1917)
IAGE two 4 If 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 K $ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ) SPRING-The Season of Imagination Is With Us And with it conies a wealth of new ideas, as brilliant in conception as the prom ise of the new season. To see those new things through this page is impossible, you can gain but a meagre idea, but you will be delighted with the presentment shown in our shop. CoatS of new Boft materials in (rich coloring, full and comfortable and shorter in length with roomy sleeves. Suits with new conceits of pleuts ami artistic sashes. Dresses favoring the coat styles instrnight graceful lines. The much desired garments of wool jersey and Khaki-Kool, tho two most distnetive materials of the spring season. t: Spring Millinery From the Ateliers of Paris REPRODUCED FOR THIS DISPLAY. Tiny feathers, intricate bead work, fantastic ribbons are used uponthese new hats de luxe, evevry variety are blended. with materials of soft and lustrous texture. Straws of YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THESE NEW SPRING STYLES. IN COMPLETE DISPLAY. Quality & Service 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SHERRY'S 4 t Your Car Needs Attention i 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 There are plenty of good garages and good me chanics in town to do your work, but, if you are going to do this overhauling yourself you can find a very useful line of Tools, Greases, Spark Plugs and Other Staple Accessories, rightly priced at OXNER'S NEW PAINT STORE DttfM9ii$M!yMf$'44444444444444443 Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Done at The Obserrer Office. SECOND CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR HELD SHERRY'S TODAY. Are You Extravagant? Take Warn ing From New Petrova Picture. Are you extravagant? Are your expenses greater than your in come? If they are, 3'hat will be come of you .and your loved ones in the future? All of these questions are strik ingly answered in the great Metro Popular Plays and Players produc tion, "Extravagance," with Mmo. Petrova as the star, which will be seen here at the Sherry Theater for the last time tonight. The play deals with a father and his daughter who fetter themselves by their own extravagance. The father commits forgery. The daughter's uitor ,an estimable man, is dragged into the maelstorm of financial ruin. 'From beginning to end the play is a powerful lesson, and it is filled with At Sherry's Today face. W..?'Sl.1fcl.-- SCENE FROM "EXTRAVAGANCE " dramatic situations. Probably no other star would have thrown into the part of Norma Rus sell, the daughter, more realism than The second story-hour for children has Mme. Petrova, who held a high conducted by the Neighborhood club social position in England and there and the public schools, was held Sat urday afternoon in the children's de partment of the public library. About 1 ica, too, she encountered extravagance was enabled to observe the extrava gance of many titled folk. In Anier- 50 children attended, and all thorough ly enjoyed the stories told by Miss Lou Jonts and Miss Jennie Cunning. Chil dren from the first grade formed the first group for the story-hour, and those from the second and third grades the second group. This work was carried on with sur prisingly little disturbance to the among society people, whose real wealth probably could not be reck oned in more than four figures. Yet these social spendthrifts were strug gling desperately to maintain what they considered "a position of promi nence'" among multi-millionaires. "Extravagance" is one of the most powerful motion picture dramas of adult readers, several of whom were the season. Does the lesson found in interested in staying to watch the lit- it apply to you? See it and eive your tin folks. own answer. The Remedy For The National Disease Known as The HIGH COST OF LIVING We can Prescribe and Fill the Prescription That Will Cure-Call at the Harris Grocery and ask for the Doctor PHONE MAIN 70 408 North Fir St. FARMERS PHONE B. 192 Cross The Track orate settings in Morosco photoplays of the past, the scenes showing Na omi's gaming palace will be the most sumptuous ever built by that com pany. It is of mottled marble with an elaborate sairway and is lavishly decorated with mural panels, statuary and hangings, much after the manner of the celebrated casino at Monte Carlo. THE WHAT-yOU-MAif COLUMJV BY "GM" Flats. A flat is a place with no room for expansion, intellectual or chest. It requires thin furniture and a narrow wife. The rooms are so small you have to walk sidewise when you wear your winter clothing. And it's no place for a man with a stomach if you won't want the walls to bulge. Newly initiated flat dwellers have to be carefully trained so they won t walk out in the back yard and fall off the fire escape. When the fellow who said any old place he could hang his hat was home, sweet home to him went to live in a flat he kept his hat on and hung him self instead. Life isn't much without a front porch and a hack yard anyhow. But what's a man with a 1x5 income going to do with an 8x10 disposition in a 2x4 flnt? Jonah. CHICHESTER S PILLS AT ARCADE THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW A Little Stick of 4 Makes the Whole World Kin! No climate affects it for the package protects it. WMGLEV'S goes to all parts of the world in all seasons, to all classes. Fresh, clean, wholesome and delicious always. It aids appetite and di gestion, quenches thirst, keeps the teeth clean and breath sweet. The Flavor Lasts SOLOlCnS IN tUROPC 1 Three gmS V SMtr.PMBOCO A"sTR.Vl t.J O PBIVCH IN jUCWH vm 9 M 73i vvc-mi irvit fc v T K. Ml WIMj 4. I'M r I "After every iapancsf: girls in tokvp '- S3SSSS3 Ii oik. jp mw C' fc.u jrfAA hiWrpiM? iJ. iirKATHLVN WlLLIAMJ- Ji. P J . " i i 4 supported by Ml ;' & UilAvv Thomas Nouding , -minmmJuUAl. REDEEMING LOVE" fbkJK i i 'I Life i r 4bI-chM.terlS lHdmw4 Ttrsnd, lMIUIn Krd and Uqld mcuillc bws, senled wrth Rlue Ribhoo. Take no other. Hoy ofrour MA rrtiL AtWrirCni.CfmuTER'S hHONO IIKAND PILL&rnr&a years known as Best, Safest. Always RHIihlc SOLD BY DPIMifilSTS EVERVWHEB Jonah was a very indigestible gen tleman. ' The whale deserved a'lot of credit for swallowing him. He may have 'been a fine prophet, but he was a bum square meal. For three ' days and nights he scratched, kicked and pummeled that poor brute in the stomach so unmerci fully that at last the whale gave up the fight and Jonah at the same time. We can sympathize with that whale. We know exactly how he felt. We've eaten dinners that acted just like Jo nah did. HYOM U U II (PMOUHCID ffM'0-M) ENDS CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Croup, Cougnt and Coldi, or money back. Sold and guaranteed by LA GRANDE PHARMACY La Grande, Ore. WANTED To buy ten million feet of lumber, or will furnish cash to operate your mill and market the prod uct. Phone Main 711. W. R. KIVETTE yj lift if ift Sft ift f ft lift if tSj ft iff tlft iff tUft J li Jjft kf f ft Jft lift jj ARC A DE KATHLYN WILLIAMS ARCADE. AT THE "Redeeming Love," a Moiosco-l'ura-mount picture which is the attraction at the Arcade Theater today and to morrow, marks a double stellar debut. Kathyln Williams, one of the most popular stars on the screen, makes her debut ;ih a Morosco player and Thomas Holding, who co-stars with ! wno has won his love despite tho fact into the life of a gambler ;.nd becomes so imbued with the spirit of the gnmester that the getting of money becomes her only religion in life. Before she had left her home, she had been impressed by the personal ity of John Bancroft, a young minis ter. While Naomi is perfecting her self in the art of gambling, Bancroft is forging ahead in his ehosen field and is becoming famous. He finally comes to the city and wages a great campaign against gambling in which he finds himself pitted arrninst N.in,i IVIadeC ARTHY IGARS Imperial 15c 2 for 25c Imperial Club House 10c Imperial Smoker . . 5c w. d. McCarthy Officeand Factory 106 Depot St. Lewis Bldg. her, appears for the first time under the -bannor of that producing com pany. In the case of Miss Williams, the picture represents her first ap pearance on the Paramount Program but Mr. Holding has been identified with Famous Pin vers product in'is ev. r siv.ee he appear in support of Pro line Frederic:. an adaptation of Hall Caine's "The Eternal City.' Other important members of the cast are Horbrrt Standing, WynJ'um Standing. Helen Fd.ly, .lane Keckley and Hon Bailey. "Redeeming l.ove" is a . i ful drama relating the story of a c..m;trv girl whose l:-auty fas -iea, .1 .:i;li. le" who comes to It- r town to ie: t. She falls in love will, liim an-' finally goes to the city i he.e she pluni'es i that iter mode of life is so appalling to him. In the double conflict between the growing love of these two and their efforts to reconcile themselves ti the domi-ntion of that love over the natural antip .hy which each feels for the other as a representative of the opposite code of morals, there is em bodied a big dramatic i.tory. The,' tale is not ui hout its thrills for there is one big scene in which a large touring car goes hurtling over a cliff into the sea. carrying with it its passengers. This is" or- of the mi-st remarkal-l " ne.-ident scenes which lias bee'i p'nilirvd 0n the screen and clearly s'm - that the big touring car whir'-: .; used for the purpose was actually neat over the cliff. Though there have been many clab- ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 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