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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1917)
GE TWO LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. OBJ y A u fa t-- ov"''-'' - Kirs cKbaumClotKes ALL-WOOL IOO PER CENT AND NO COMPHOMISE THE KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHESMAKING CODE TO use only fabrics of all-wool, shape-retaining and lustrous . . . to unite both ease and fashionableness in the design .... to tailor the garment with unwearying watchfulness for every detail these are the clothesmaking standards which it is the Kirschbaum purpose to uphold .... and while upholding them to keep the price always within easy reach of the average citizen's purse - - - - $16.50, $20, $25 and $30 HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE ARC A DE MARY PICK FORI) AT ARCADE TODAY AND TOMORROW. One of the most pretentious film offerings ever presented at the Ar cade Theatre will make its initial np pearnaco thero today when Mary Pickford is seen in her newest Art craft picture, ''Rebecca of Kunnyhrook Farm." "Little Mary" with her effervescent youth, her genuine comedy and her wonderful kmwledga of dramatic technique, is the ideal person to im mortalize the little girl of the New England village, who though domi nated by two crabbed old aunts, docs not permit it to crush her spirits. Ari a little girl of a New England village, h'he goes to live with two old maiden aunts. How she fights with tho Smellie children, sells sonp to get p. lamp for M8. Simpson, gives a cir cus in a barn from which she is routed by the aunts and how the meets' Adam jLndd and how after graduating from i school they are again brought togeih !or is all brought out in typical Pick ford style. This picture discloses an j other "Poor Little Rich Girl" type of vehicle for "Lutle Mary," offering tho famous screen queen a character, j however, that rarriei with it even greater charm than that presented in her w?i! known Eleanor Gates play. As ! the nationally known Rebecca, Mary will add greatly to her vast popular ity as the darling of the cinema in a human subject that plays upon the LABOR - CAPITAL Which Should Rule? A PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAY of thrills and fast ac tion with a Broadway oast including Forrest Wiuant Leonore Harris Gertrude Berkley Helene Ohadwick SEE EDWIN ARDEN IN 'ThelronHeart' AT THE S-T-A-R SATURDAY ONLY heart of every child and every per son that remembers childhood days, making it a photoplay that is enjoyed by men, women and children alike. Staged unde- the direction of Mar shall Neilan, the capable young pro ducer whose presentation of "The Bot tle Imp" and ther notable successes disclosed exceptional talents, Mary Pickford's new picture offers in addi tion to its other merits, one of the screen's most trtistij achievements. Frances Marion, one of the foremost scenario writers i.i the industry, adapted the subject for motion pic ture' presentation. In the cast arc such popular players as Eugene O'Brien, Helei Jerome Eddy, Charles Ogle, Marjoriu Daw, Mayme Ktl.-o, Jane Wolff, Josephine Crowell, Jsck MacDonald, Violet Wilkey, Frank Turner, Kate Toncray and Emma Gerdcs. Don't forget the Royal Neighbors' Cafeteria Suorer tonight, 6:30, at K. P. Hall. ATTENTION EAGLES. There will be a social for Eaeles and their friends at the Eagles Hall tonight. Good time is anticipated. 10-26-lt. Mm. Smith Recommends Chamber lain's Tablets. "I have had more or less stomach trouble for eight or ten years," writes Mrs. G. H. Smith, Brewerton, N. Y. "When suffering from attacks of in digestion and heaviness after eating, one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets have always relieved me. I have also fouad them a pleasant laxative.'' Tteae tablets tana up the stomach and enable it to perform tta fuiwtiona naturally. If yon arc troubled with indigestion give them a trial, get well and stay well. Adv. 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