KRI DAY, JULY 27, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Scene From Newest Arbuckle Corned) "Tho Rough House"
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In greys,' solid blues and
novelties. That arc made
good, look good, and are
good. Better than lots of
Suits that cost more.
Among many extravagant
claims for "values" these
clothes are notable ex
amples of true worth, dol
lar for dollar.
See the Blue Serge Suits
Special Priced at $15.00
Satisfaction guaranteed
with every sale.
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Store
Quality and Service
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AT ARCADE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
"The Unborn" Is Much
Talked Of Picture
ARC A DE
"THE MAHCELLINI MilLLlONS,"
IS AT THE ARCADE TODAY
AND TOMORROW.
THE MOTHER PLEADING FOR HER DAUGHTER, ONE OF THE THRILLING SCENES IN "THE
UNBORN."
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AT THE COLONIAL THKAJ KK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. T
,' Teeming with clever situations and
' carrying a mighty message to every (
, man, woman and child of mature ! ( Reviewed ty Hanford C. Judson. in
mind, "The Unborn," the much talked I tne Moving Picture World.)
i of sociological picture which created Qf the throe new Paramounts, I
think "The Mtrcelhm Millions" comes
first in interest because of the super
ior characterization, especially in the
personalities drawn by George Beban
and Helen Jerome Eddy. These able
players picture the wonderment, joys
nd despairs of a poor Italian truck
gardener and his wife, who suddenly
inherit two millions. They become the
easy . prey of two conscienceless
schemers, played by Eugene Pallette
and Adcle Farrington, who coolly take
possession of the family and its
money. Tho schemers become re
spectively business adviser to the
newly rich man and social mentor to
his wife. They play on lesser human
chords till the higher instincts in the
Italians reassert themselves, and
they begin to prefer the little farm
cabin to the troubled palace. The end
sees the devils swept out into dark
ness. It is characterization rather than
story that makes the picture. It be
gins with a good situation, but for
gets the story it opens with for the
heartstruggles of two other charac
ters, the Italian and his wife. Just a
bit at the close returns it to its orig
inal path and accounts for the lesser
persons. Beban and Miss Eddy seem
always true and interesting. One
feels at times, rather than knows, that
the methods of the schemers are not
true to life. They seem a bit too
brazen; for, after all, the Italians
were neither fools nor children, and
would hardly have been taken in in
just this way. But it is entertaining
all the way and the picture will make
strong friends. It is an Oliver Mo
rosca picturs and will be shown at the
Arcade today and tomorrow.
FOR. SALE
Best 9-room residence in city. Desirable loca
tion. Beautiful lawn and shades. Close in.
Attractive Terms.
This is a snap. See Ray Logan
Security Land and Savings Co.
200
New Fall Suitings Now in
for Your Inspection.
The Toggery
so much favorable comment in Seattle,
Spokane and Tacoma where it has
been showing to capacity audiences
for the past month, comes to the Col
onial theatre Saturday and Sunday,
j Frankly, the production is a power
ful and bold propogandn against bir'.h
'control and it reviews this delicate sub
ijcct in an inoffensive manner. Carry
j ing a pathetic story throughout Ue
i feature. "The Unborn" depicts the dis
astrous results entailed by those who
I play with the proverbial fire. Action
jund cold facts predominate the picture
I which flays the unscrupulous physi
jcian who would assist in the premed
itated destruction of the unbon: The
story carries a "punch" which should
'do much toward assisting in the fight
for a social education for every child
of mature mind.
A clever company, handsr.nie inter
ior and exterior settings together with
a good theme, go to make "The Ln
born" one of the best cf tho hettcr
features now being offered the show-
going public.
The manager of tho Colonial
theatre, in ami iu-v: in of record
breaking crowds, wishes to suggest
to his patrons, tht thoy attend early
shows and ivoid the n'grtly conges
tion at the oo-olH.'o during the en
gngement of "Th; Unborn."
Special maiine Si.ii.tii; fcr lad'es
only, at which time the ladies will vote
whether the men :! he admitted to
the following performance!!.
Goodness Gracious
Fatty's Bed Cat
ches On Fire!
"Fatty" ArbucRle will give
many a laugh in "Rough
House" a Paramount picture in
two reels. The astonishing at
tention he gives to a conflagra
tion in hir. bed room will be a
new laugh producer, lhcre is
no unoccupied moment, and
J while there is much in the pic
J ture that is old, none of it is
4 slow. Nearly all of it is good.
This comedy will be shown at
the Arcsde today and tomorrow.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Now is the time to buy a bottle of
this remedy so as t be prepared in
case that any one of your family
should have an nttack of colic or diar
rhoea during the summer months,
It is worth a hundred times its cost
when needed. Adv.
Cause of Despondency.
Despondency is often caused by in
digestion and constipation, and quick-j something new for Hawaiian to do.
Hawaiian Show
Coming To La Grande
One of the most novel attractions of
the season, will be Kulola's Hawaiians
which comes to Arcade theatre Tues
day for one night only. The Kulola's
Hawaiians are presenting their mu
sical, singing, dancing and instru
mental production, "The Princess of
Paradise," in which all the native
songs, dances, and instrumental num
bers are played and sung ns have
never 'before been offered to the
amusement public. This company
played a two weeks engagement at
the Tabor Grand Theatre Denver to
record-breaking business and will no
doubt be the banner attraction of this
season here. The company not only
sings the nativo songs, but ningii
American song ns well, which in
Chamberlain's The clever company demonstrate.
ly disappears when
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Royal Ann Cherries, per gal...
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Bing Cherries, per gal 30c
Lambert Cherries, per gal 35c
Apricots, 4 basket crates, per
crate - $1-70
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The demand for tho quality of furniture that we handle has been
so great that it has been trying for us to supply our many
satisfied customers. Our business has grown, rapidly beyond
even our own widest hopes and of all tho things that have
made this rapid growth possible satisfaction to our customers
leads them all. Let us be your L.-. Grande partner we work
with you; you work with us.
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Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
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