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LA1 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, AUGUST. 10, 1917.
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LADIES
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Your new costume will bo more complete if you
wear up-to-date shoes with it. You will also
find an abundance of colors and materials to
choose from, besides every pattern bears that
exclusive mark of dainty distinction which
eveiy woman admires.
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Quality and Service
f I Didn't
Bo)
Raise My
Boy to Be a Slacker
ARC A DE
THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE
E PETRI JT
AT THE ARCADE ,
THEATRE TODAY
(N. Y. Tribune, Mnrch 12th)
The great, throbbing, bleeding heart J
of France was laid bare at the Rialto MMe. PETROVA
Theatre yesterday in Mme. Sarah Mme- 0, Pctro A celebrated
Bcrnhardt'8 wonderful picture, "Moth- ' ... . , .
ers of France." RuB81ttn actress of international fame,
Every man forgot thut he was in the who recently signed a long-term con
theatre The applause became tract wih the Jesse L. Lanky Company
bo thundorous that tho music was 'to star exclusively in Paramount
drowned and people stood up and Pictures, will make her first appear
waved their programs. It is hard to I nee under tho new contract in "The
tell Just why this war picture had Undying Flame."
such a great appeal to the heart and Mme. Petrova's first picture is a
to patriotism; but the fact remains startling combination of the ancient
uim mere was on ino screen yester
day that which brought men to their
feet and.waa bound to give the most
careless observer pause.
This picture will be shown at the
Arcade Wednesday and Thursday.
22 Loops in Succession Turned.
and tho, modern a story of Egypt
and tho Sphinxes, with 1I the allur
ing, witching mystery of that fascin
ating country in present day times as
well as centuries airo when "Fahter
Ntlo' swept on his way across the
desert but through a land as yet un
troversed by the steam train or the
automobiles and undisturbed by the
whistles of factories and the honking
bunks of the Nile. This Princess un
fortunately falls in love with a mere
shepherd lad but of course the dignity
of her rank will ot allow them to
marry. Thus it is that in plighting
their troth after the manner of lovers
in those days, they break in two a
rare scarab, symbol of enduring af
fection and each keeps half, although
they are destined never to see each
other again.
Centuries later, as Grace Leslie, the
princess meets the reincarnated spirit
of the shepherd and they discover
that each of them possesses a half
of the scarab and, although they are
not aware of the fact that they have
known each other centuries before, OUR RED CROSS TO USE DOGS.
they marry, thus fulfiling their des-,
tiny and accomplishing the mission of Training Sohool to Bt Set Up N.r
tne mystc scairao. I Parli.
Maurice lourneur, tne director, nas , America's dogs will "do their bit" In
Dreamed into tne wnoie production r tno war, A n,Uber of them, specially
tho very spirit of tCgypt, and the 6lteil for Red tjros work, are already
scenes along the Nile and in the an-1 in France
I didn't raise my boy to be a aluckar,
1 brought him up to be my pride and joy.
If another land Insults u we will whack
her,
No other country with our rights can
toy'
I didn't raise my boy to be a slacker,
I taught him true American to be.
To light when light he should, (or liberty
and good,
I didn't raise my boy to be a slacker
! T. A. M. In New York Evening Sun.
cient palaces are exceptionally beauti
ful, showing the slaves and all the
pomp and luxury of tho early Phara
ohs. Then one finds the scenes shifting
back to modern Egypt and sees the
automobiles, steam boats, telephones
and other conveniences of today look
ing somehow oddly out of place in
that land of mystery and enchant
ment. But the skilful handling of the
The American army sanitary experts
have authorized the American Red
Cross to establish immediately a dog
training school near Purls. The dogs
will be trained as French Red Cross
dogs ure, to tlnd American wounded
on the field, particularly over terrain
that Is broken or wooded. A number
of expert American dog handlers are
already iu France and will begin the
work ut once with u few of (be Amer-
transition is so carefully effected Jean dogs already received. More are
that this only enhances the contrast BU'd to be on the way, and the Amer-
and makes the whole more perfect, '"in training station will likewise re
leading up as it does, to the final ?e,ve 11 number of French dogs,
reunion and happiness of the lovers, 1 According to the plan of the Red
separated by circumstances through Cross UoB" experts, three trained dogs
so many centuries. i wi" be attached to each Red Cross
Mme. Petrova in this fascinating aniiminnce unit,
pictirre will appear at the Arcade '
theatre today and tomorrow.
Newport News. Va.. Aucr. 10 (Sve-
cial) Edward Stinson, an instructor of motors.
ot the aviation school here, set a new j As a child of ancient Egypt Mme.
world's record Tuesday by looping the Petrova is gloriously beautiful in her
loop 22 times in succession 40 feet pagan jewelry, sandals and - aueor.
In the air, with a passenger.
Our want ads bring results.
filmy garments and it is easy to im-
agino her as a Pharaoh's daughter,
wandering about the palaces on the
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TRICKING THE CREDULOUS.
Lures of Gold Brick Schemes For the
Small Investors.
Will persons, with money never learn
how to take care if It? Will they
never gunrd themselves against the
horde of tricksters who make a busi
ness of taking iidvantuge of the cred
ulous and especially of credulous wo
men V
Hear in mind Unit no one will make
money for you when he can nnike it
for himself. If hp offers to give you
tno key to wealth, suspect him. for
such keys are kept by llieir possessors
and are not given away to strangers.
Hie postotllce a year or two ago '
showed (lint over $150.lKXl,000 hud been :
lost by persons who listened to (he
gold brick schemers, hut the game still
goes on despite the vigilance of the
postolllco department and Hie passage '
of protective measures, know n as "blue:
sky laws," by many states.
Will the people never learn to dls- I
count the alluring literature which 1
these shysters send out and which U
written for them by some of the sharp- i
est and brightest writers of our day,
Whose services can be easily obtuinoj 1
for u few dollars? i
I advise ni.v readers who receive
these tempting propositions to send j
them at ouoe to the postmaster gen- J
ernl at Washington for investigation.
That Is the business of the postotBce
department, und it will be only too
happy to take up such mutters.
Small Investors are pniiiculnrly the
victims of tln-se bunko schemes, for
the fulse notion prevails that a man
or woman with u small amount of
money cannot buy high clasR Invest
ment securities such as successful in
vestors prefer. This Is erroneous. An
investment can now b made in the
best of inlying securities with us small
an amount ns $in through the purtiul
payment plan, which is readily under
stood, though the term may sound
formidable.- Leslie's Week I v.
NEW MARCHING SONG FOR
OUR ARMY IN FRANCE
"Over the Sea to Germany" Was
Composed by Men on the
Way Over.
The American troops In France have
a new marching song "Over the Sea
to Germany."
The music was composed by Clar
. ence Gridley, a son of tho famous Cap
tain Grid ley of Manila Ray, and' the
words were written on the way over
by John Erb, commissary clerk on one
of the transports. The chorus goes:
Goodhy. dear old Tankee land. Hello,
France! '
We've sailed across the ocean to make the
i Germans dance.
. They have tricxt to rule the world with
military stuff,
But we come from a country that never
takes a bluff.
The music Is reminiscent of "Tlp
perary," "A Hot Time In the Old Town
Tonight" and the "Doxology," but It
will do.
It tins a great march rhythm and
makes a great hit with (he French as
the regiments swing past.
INSURE
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We carry a complete line of all kinds of Jars and
Fittings
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AmC-PeTUOVA V'Thc Undyino Puamc'
AT THE ARCADE THEATRE TODAY
AND TOMORROW
STRAWS AND PANAMAS 1-2 OFF
Silk Hats
Reg. Price $1.50 - Sale Price
75c
New Tall Suitings in. Call and make your se
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Expert Dry Cleaning and Pressing
THE TOGGERY
Phone Black 231 We'll Call for Them
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A LITTLE PIECE OF LEAD.
The
of
Miniature Cntaract to Be Feature of
New Aqueduct Celebration.
Beginning on Columbus day and con
tinuing till the. evening of Oct 14 all
sorts of spectacular things are going to
take place to celebrate the completion
of the Calskill aqueduct, the new wa
ter system for New York city,
One of the features of the celebra
tlon Is to be a sort of mimic Nhigara
In the East river. A high pressure
pipe n to be laid across the edge of
one of the bridges. Holes are to be
punched at luterviils in the pipe In
such a way that the wntcr can fall di
rectly to the river below. The "cata
ract" will be illuminated in the even
ing. Itivor truffle will be suspended
temporarily If necessary
The ceremony of "delivering the wa
ter to the city" will take place at the
city hall on Columbus day. Mayor
Job Printing quickly and neatlv done at Tho OhsArvbT.
Office.
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this lumber
business. When you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a Httlei
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
Costliest Thing This World
Ours Has Ever Known.
Just think of one .small piece of loud. MUchel n ill preside, and former Mayor
probably weighing i,.s ,!, UI1 ounce. ! McCIellau. who broke ground for the
w.. .v,K ul m soim. hki.whi,whi.- ; aqueduct ten years ago, will be the
- n .H..M,,,,,- 1IWW,TOUIXJ Ktu-st of honor. A fountain designed
. ... u ,. .;' .,: """ l'-'- ves.by MacMonnles and Franklin Hast-
" """""" M. ie.iiig uu loss mi- inKSi wuk.i, t!) ,h ,.Kirt of Mrg A,
? li:;,::f nu:,,!n,,,,,lo"Ta wt of i",d i -. m .e cm h.n
: . , " "" """".. ! plaza.
tria-Uungar.y, Hrilnin, France, lfelgi
urn, the I'nited Slates. Turkey, Siberia.
Italy, Montenegro, Kounianln. Bulga
ria. Albanin. Egypt, Ciiusula, Australia.
China, Japan, South Africa, India and
Itnssin and brought every other nntlon
to tho brink of internal trouble or out
ward disaster, the consequences of
which are being felt by every liuiuuu
being, civilized or uncivilized, white,
black, yellow or brown!
That small piece of lead was lived
from n pistol In the hands of u crack
brained youth of Servian nativity into
the ImhI.v of the heir to the Austrian
throne. The troubles Hrlslug from this
mad net and its punishment set fire to
the powder trains In Europe and led
to hostile net after hostile act and final
ly and suddenly to open wur iu llll-t.
That little piece of lead should be
preserved ns n memorial to nil future
generations and as the costliest thing
mankind has ever known. It would
become the greatest silent teacher the
world has ever seen. It would teach
restraint for the weak minded mid vio
lent; it would tench the Importance of
minor acts and things; it would tench
peace ns no costly monument, no book
of horrors, no painting of tragedy could
ever teach it. Detroit Free Dress.
A cornerstone of another foun
tuln in Central park will be laid.
On the following days there will be
parades, dinners, pageants und musical
festivals in churches and schools.
Reduce Food Bills.
The ssne standard "Eat enough food
and no mow" rigidly followed would
reduco greatly food bills in mnuy
homes and at the same time tend to
Improve tho physical condition of all
members of the household.
PRISONERS PATRIOTIC.
All
Jail
Except Two In Elmnford
Eager to Enlist.
Thirty-live out of thirty-seven in
mates of military conscription age In
the new Westchester (N. l.) county
IKMiltentiary de luxe in Elmsford, of
which V. Everit Macy, commissioner of
correction. Is head, have offered to go
to war. They prefer the trenches to a
life of couiaratlve ease In the world's
newest and most luxurious Jail.
"They are all eager to enlist," said
Warden Calvin Derrick, "except two
who have wives and smnll children.
These are the only ones who made any
claim for exemption at the registra
tion." Nearly all the eligible are serving
time for misdemeanors and therefore
are not barred from army duty. Mr,
Derrick Is highly pleased with the
patriotic spirit of his charges and con
cluded, "We have no slackers." So
far 120 inmates have been received at
the penitentiary, which Is only Dartlv
completed.
No Luck In Horseshoes.
A down and outer stole two horv
shoes to change his luck. A police
man saw him. and ss he was led to
Jail he declared bis willingness to
wear there Is no luck In horseshoe
WOOD & COAL
Now is the time to remember the folks back home
with a box of cherries Bings nicely packed in ten
pound boxes.
We Buy Cherries
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Union County M. 291
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