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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1917)
Toe two EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917. , . nm(b in oe Lomn r. wmt I KirscKbaijmClotKes ALL-WOOL lOO PER CENT AND NO COMPROMISE STYLES DIRECT FROM FIFTH AVENUE NEW and authentic, these Fall styles come to us direct from A. B. Kirschbaum Co., clothesmakers of Fifth Avenue, New York, and Broad Street, Philadelphia .... Whether you pre ''W4, for belted coats or plain, single or double breasted, you will find in the garment of . your choice the easy lines, the (unfailing good taste which always distinguish the handiwork of the Kirschbaum tailor shops - - - . - ... $20, $25 and $30 HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE ARCADE FANNIE WARD IN UNIQUE. In one of the most unique nn-1 thrilling photodramns in which sho has ever appeared since the famous production of "The Cheat," Fnnnic Wnrd will be Been nt the Arcade The atre today and tomorrow in tho Lasky Paramount production of "The Crystal Oaiier," a picturization by Marian Fairfax of Eve Unsell and Edna Ri ley's gripping story. In this production Miss Ward has throe unusual roles in that she plays the mother and her two daughter. This would be a most trying and con fusing task for the average artiste, but Miss Ward with her wonderful knowledge of dramatic ;rt and her usual cleverness, gives each a distinct and separate characterization which leaves no confusion in the minds of the nudience. "The Crystal Gazer" has to do with Rose and Norma Jorgonson. Thoir mother, living in a poverty stricken tenement, commits suicide and Rose is adopted by Judge and Mrs. Keith, while Norma is taken over by Mrs. Pugnn, a woman of the tenements. From then on they are known under their adopted names. Rose becomes a social favorite, but Norma falls into i the clutches of Calistro, a charlatan hypnotist. Under his guidance she becomes an hypnotic subject and Cal istro is taken up by fashionable so ciety. At a social entertainment Cal istro notices the resemblance be tween Rose and Norma. The girls do not know each other and Calistro se cures information to prove that they nro both daughters of a condemned murderer. With this he confronts Rose, and she, realizing her position, breaks her engagement with Dick Al den a young millionaire, and flees to Bermuda. Dick, on account of the re semblance, is filled with pity for Nor ma, and begins to make 1-ve to her. How Rose returns and affairs are fin ally straightened out, is brought about in a most unusu.il and gripping man ner. The cast supporting Miss Ward is one of unusual excellence and in cludes Jack Dean, Harrison Ford, Winifred Greenwood, Raymond Hat ton, Edythe Chapman and Jane Wolff. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Most Reliable. the The Mammoth Grocery 1211 Adams Avenue Phone Main 82 X FANCY TOKAY, MALAGA AND CONCORD GRAPES, DELICIOUS ALBERTA AND CRAWFORD PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS, BAN ANAS, ORANGES, APPLES, LEMONS. 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