TUESDAY, MARCH . 1917
PAGE TWO
LA GRAtf, EVEN1NQ OBSERVER
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Copyright irfi'
A.BK.Co.
gu of National
Reputation
"Discriminating dressers have come to rea
lize that more quality and worth can be pur
chased here in Men's Suits than may pos
sibly be had elsewhere at the price. We'll
be delighted to show you why.
A.B. Kirschbaum Suits 100
Per Cent Pure Wool
Strictly hand-tailored from finest worsteds,
cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres and home
spuns. Smart "Belted" and English form
fitting and "Box Rack" models for more
conservative men. - New grays, browns,
stripes, checks and handsome mixed effects,
and hundreds to select from at
$15.00 $16.50, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00
SIZES RANGE FROM 35 to 50 AND WE
HAVE A SUIT FOR EVERY FORM
Hill's! Department Store
QUALITY AND SERVICE
ARCADE
Don't Forget the Place
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1316 Adams Avenue, next door East of former
location
Have closed out practically all my old stock of
Wall Paper and replaced with snappy 1917 pat
terns. In our contracting we have found what
paints, varnishes, kalsomine, etc., are best and
what we sell you over the counter is the same high
class stuff that we use.
OXNER'S NEW PAINT STORE
Picked Up By
The Stroller
"THE AMERICANO" HAS
FINE FAIRBANKS ROLE
Douglas Fairbanks mukos his latest
appearance as a Triangle star in the
five reel drama '"The Americano,"
dramatized from the novel "Blaze
Derringer," by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr.
The play, which will be seen at the
Arcade theater Wednesday and Thurs
day, has to do with the adventures in
a South American republic of a young
American named 'Blaze Derringer,
who goes to Paraxon La to represent
American mining interests. He finds
the country in a state of revolution,
with its president and prime minster,,
who have been friendly to his com
pany, overthrown and in peril of their
lives. Before his departure from New
York Blaze has fallen violently in love
with the beautiful daughter of the
president, and ho finds her in dire
peril of being married by force to an
officer of the revolutionist army. Of
course the quelling of a revolution and
the restoration of order is a trifling
task to a young man of Mr. Fair
banks' intense nature, and the close
of the picture see3 the villains prop
erly foiled and the girl rescued. in
order that she may wed the athletic
hero. "The Americano" is said to
furnish five recta of the most strenu
ous activity thut Fairbanks has yet
displayed and also to be ono of the
best pictures, from a dramatic stand
point, in which he has appeared. He
is supported by Alma Ruebvn as the
senorita, and other Triangle favorites
having prominent roles in the cant are
Spottiswoode Aitken, Carl Stockdale
and Tom 'Wilson.
Arcade Wednesday and Thursday.
"Job Printing quickly and neatty done at The Okeerr
Office.
There are twj things I don't want
.to do. Take a trip in a war balloon
or in a submarine. At the same time
if I had the chance, perhaps J would,
i I went up in a balloon once and it
was a mighty enjoyable trip. You
can look down on people from the
clouds and they seem just like ants
hurrying about. It's a good thing
once in a while to get where you can
look down on the earth and see how
small and petty earthly affairs are.
A Portland girl used to say "good
morning" in a cheery way to an old
ferry gateman and when he died he
left her $10,000. Which was very nice
of the old gentleman. 'But her smile
and cheery voice were cheap at the
price.
CHOICE LARGE PRUNES
In No. 10 Cans, for a Limited Time Only 35c
The New Way
Karly next week we will have a full
. supply of King's Patented Process
Fruits and Vegetables
Economical, Sanitary, Delicious
Harris Grocery
FARMERS PHONE B. 192
Cross The Track
PHONE MAIN 70
408 North Fir St.
SHERRY'S
SHERRY'S TODAY
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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
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When in Portland you will find The ObserrM.' on sale at
the Oregon Hotel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
"SAVE THE BABIES"
These are authentic quotations from
the pamphlet on babies by Dr. L. Em
met Holt of Columbia and Dr. Henry
I.. K. Shaw of Union University.
At 15 months the baby may have at
first one teaspoonful and later a table
spoonful of rare scraped beef, mut
ton or chicken. When 18 months old
he may have one-half of a mealy bak
ed potato daily. When two years old
he may have most of the fresh green
vegetables when thoroughly cooked
and finely mashed. More on diej will
be told later.
ed for the picture they used them for
shelter during their two weeks stay.
One of the features of these scenes
is the dog-teams which contain twenty
I valuable Malamute dogs who are real'
i ly the species used for transportation
, i. ,. , ,., in the northwest.
Ice, Snow and Hail in The Combat , The , g werc forced to leam
-Vivid Glimpses of Northwoods ... w to uge sn()W shoe6 fop
Feature. jtnjg knowledge, living in the snow
,i..i ,.ou - rT u. n. v, covered woods could never have been
While "The Combat, the Vitagraiin .. , ,
Blue Ribbon feature starring Anta v",!,"T il
Stewart, which is the attraction at the
Sherry theater today and tomorrow
would come under the class of a soci
ety drama it contains a number of
flashes of the north woods where dog-1
teams, snow squalls and rough log Velvet carpets
cabins form the center of interest.
These scenes which are intercepted ; - -
by flashes of milady's dainty boudoir ; In the near future wireless appara
and various well appointed drawing tus will be installed in all tmportant
rooms come as a direct contrast in police stations.
the life of the city man and the man .
of nature. I An Indiana inventor has brought
Aiming to have these scenes all thai out a device that can be used as a
perfection means, Director Ince took child'3 go-cart sled, carpet beater or
his entire company up into the woods carpet stretcher.
during the winter months and besides :
using the log cabins which they erect-! Our Want Ads bring result.
SHERRY'S THEATER TODAY AN D TOMORROW
Nevertheless the scenes in the com
pleted film more than repay the play
ers for any inconvenience they might
have suffered.
began to be used in
Europe about the 14th century.
Douglas Fairbanks In Triangle Play,
"The Americano."
FOR RENT SIGNS For sale at
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Special shipments, direct from California, luscious
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are now ready for the special Orange Day safes in
scores of local stores. Sunkist are juicy, practically
seedless, tender and they are good for you.
Order now from your dealer. Buy them by the box. Uni
formly rock oranges such as Sunkist will keep. Let orange
day be the clay y,u begirt to eat oranges every day.
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HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE
ARCADE TOMORROW
AT
Tomorrow is the big day for La
Grande. It will see the first showing
of regular big time vaudeville, the
same kind of acts, in fact the same
acts that show in all of the large
cities. It was no small matter for the
managers of the Arcade theater to
get these acts for La Grande but they
were bound and determined that the
people of La Grande should see ood
vaudeville and filso felt that the peo
ple would appreciate what was being
done for them in the way of enter
tainment.
The first show that opens at the
Arcade tomorrow certainly looks like
a winner, lhe headline attraction is
Edna Riese & Co. in the playlet, "Our
Career. It is a side splitting com
edy playlet splendidly acted and has
scored great success everywhere. An
other number is "The Dancing Cro-
nins, in a dancing act very much
out of the ordinary- Their costumes
are very, elaborate nnd original as
well as the dances. They have just
completed a mor.t successful tour of
Australia and New Zealand. Thev
are also proteges of Mr. and Mrs,
Vernon Castle. Mr. Darro fills out
the bill with his high class comedy
acrobatic tumbling act. He has created
ja sensation wherever he has perform
ed and has a variety of novelties dif
ferent from any other acrobat.
On account of the length of the
show the management wishes it un
derstood that the first show tomor
row night and Thursday will begin at
7 o'clock, instead of 7:15 and the sec
ond show will begin at 9 o'clock.
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Imperial Club House 10c
Imperial Smoker . . 5c
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Officeand Factory 106 Depot St. Lewis Bldg.
ELECTRIC SUPPLYiCO.
AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Supplies and Heating Devices
Phone Main 726
Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Unioa
ECZEMA REMFI'Y
Jill IraLilMIUM
Sold
Tetter,
footions of
cnlv ,. ,,
on a guarantee tor Eczema,
Salt Khtfum, and similar nf-
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Ov and $1.00.
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QUICK DBLIYEHTES
are a feature of tiria luaohar
businesa When you give ua an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumbar a little
before you need it. That moans
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that yon hare to
Pay for Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
i.evy-V(x;ei. co.
La Grande Oregon
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