La Grande evening observer., November 02, 1917, Image 2

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, WIT-
JUST ARRIVED
NEW CROPS
4
Walnuts per pound
j Filberts per pound
it Brazils per pound
C3TOB TWO
30c
, 30c
25c
15c
15c
l-2c
l-2c
25c
Seeded raisons per package
j Seedles raisons per package
4 Black figs
"f Whit.fi fia
17
17
. 0
Kirs cKbaixmClotities
AIJXWOOL lOO PER CENT AND NO COMPROMISE
EVENING CLOTHES, CUSTOM TAILORED, $40
WHEN so moderate a price as $40 will buy
a suit of Kirschbaum Evening Clothes ....
with the soft, deep luster of its all-wool fabric ....
with its ease and shapeliness of line .... with its
wealth of fine custom tailoring .... men naturally
look upon the wearing of correct formal dress not
as a burdensome necessity but as an admirable
convention which it is a pleasure to obey
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
ARCADE
soon earns the soubriquet of the
"Varmint" because of his pestiferous
conduct and is almost driven to sui
cide when he loses a baseball game
for his house team.
JACK PICKFOKD AND I There awakens in hi mind the firm
FATTY ARUUCKLE AT ARCADE belief that he is an all around coward
I when he immediately takes flight
Owen Johnson's world famous ' when threatened by two of the older
stories of Lawrenceville school, "The boys, but by winning a desperate fight
Varmint," which created a sensation ! with ono of them and making a touch
both in magazine and in book form down at the crucial point of an im
haa been adapted for tho screen by ! portant gnme, he re-establishes him
Paramount with Jack Pickford in the self in popular favor nnd becomes a
tullar rolo. As John Humpcrdink j great loader among tho fellows.
Stover, alias "The Varmint," Jack "Tho Varmint" will appear today
Pickford is an extremely sensitive nnd tomorrow at the Avcnde Theatre.
and highly imaginative young mnn. j On the same bill, K.itty Arbuckle
Instuntly christened "Dink" upon I will gain more friends by his antics
his arrival at the school, Stover tries in his newest comedy, "O, Doctor!"
to impress tho fact upon his school-1
mates that he is a wild young cles- IMKKCTOR OF "SNOW WHITE"
perado for whom the law was never FOR till. I.IK Bl'RKE
written. Ho confides the reasons for
his having been expelled from the Millie Hurke will soon be seen in
previous school and these reasons this city in the first of her Paramount
rary every time they are given, run- Pictures, "The Mysterious Miss
ning from putting asafetida in tho Terry," n strangely rhnrming produe
stove to endeavoring to commit mur- tion directed by the well-known di
der. , rector, J. Searle Daw-ley, who has
On the way to school he has stolen . been responsible for many of the
everything movable nnd he arrives Marguerite Clark productions which
with a splendid collection nnd the created such favorable comment, in
avowed intention of showing the eluding the Famous Tlayors produe
chool up. He in rebellious, ungov- tion of "Snow White." This is the
ernable, and as gullible ns a two-year- best picture the famous star has ever
old child in tho hands of the older done, ami in it she is supported bv a
s-t-ar
Mm
GLADYS HUI.ETTE IN "THE CAN'
DY GIRL."
who
to be at
cast
Thomas
boys of the school.
Ho wins their instant hatred bv
committing the unpardonable, blunder support
of asking for a second portion of "Snplio"
prunes at his first mini for if a
single boy manifests the least ap
proval of prunes there is danger of
their being foisted upon the helpless
diners with even mnr methodical
regularity than is customary.
The boys sell him practically every
thing but the four walls of his room
and fleece him of his pot-sessions with
great onse. There are manv trnge-
of notable actors, including
Moiirhnn, recently seen in
of Pauline Frederick in
and other Paramount Pic
tures.
"The Mysterious Miss Terry" is
fully up to the Paramount standard
nnd will uivlooK'.edly prove one of
the Fensational relenses of the sea
son. This is ono of the piotu-.vs you
can't afford to miss. Kvcrvone in tlie
big cities has boon talking about
iMllie Hurke in "The Mysterious Mis
Terry." which is coming to the Ar-
Gladys Hulotle,
the Star Theatre Saturday only in
"The Candy Girl,' a Paths Gold Roost
er play by Phillip Loncrgnn, says that
there is one element which has much
to do with the success of the play.
"It's the enndy," Miss Hulette de
clares. "Pounds and pounds of candv
have been used in this play. The
children devour it eagerly, nnd the
grown-ups are just as bad. Ill-tempered
children nnd grouchy extra men
brighten at once as soon as they
munch a few mouthfuls of candy. I'm
supposed to be the one who cheers
them up, but it's really the candy."
Hut Miss Hulette is too modest. It
isn't the candy but the charming little I
star, for she makes every one happy
with whom she comes in contact.
If the landlord frowns upon you, or '
you lose your job, or your best girl
is unresponsive to your ardent pleas,!
see Gladys Huletto in "The Candy j
Girl," nnd you may get a good idea '
of how to win out. She absolutely re
fuses to admit she is beaten and she
never is.
P. a Stuchell Telia How She
Cured Her Son of a Cold.
"When my son Ellis was sick with a
cold last Winter I gave him Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It helped him
at once and quickly '. roke up his coid."
writes Mrs, P. O. Stuchell, Homer
City, Pa. Thi3 remedy has been in
use for many y rs Its good quali
ties have been fully proven by many
thousands of poplc. It is ploasant
and safe to take. Adv.
jfr bweet spuds, 4 pounds
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70
408 North Fir St.
Farmers Phone B. 192
Cross the Track
WANTED - - Apples and Potatoes
To store for shipping, we have modern warehouse
facilities for handling your crop.
LA GRANDE FRUIT CO.
fiii a aiiT ma
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this limber
business. When you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber Httle
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that yon have to
pay for. Think that over.
GEO. PALMtR LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
WE ASK YOU TO jrtoRSETS
COMPARE DST, ertiod
WITH ANY OTHER CORSETS
We ask you to compare for quality.
We ask yon to esatpare for line.
We aak yoa to compare for ml
mansMp. And when yon have given it thor
ough, impartial test by wearing tt
we will leave it to - your jodgawat
whether or not there is any other
front laced corset in the Modart class.
We chose to specialise on the Modart
Front Laced Corset, to feature H in
our advertising, to recommend it to
our customers only after a thoronvfc
study and search of the corset field.
And only after we were convinced that
no other front laced corseta comparad
with Modart in quality and fine fitting
features, did we choose them.
Our expert, seieattfK corset fittfag
service always at your fi"e disposal
Pauline Lederle
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
NOTICR
Notice is heroby civen that V. G.
f-'nwypr, administrator of the pnrtntv
sa'r estate of D. M. Chirk, deceased,
lia filed his final account, anil th.u
M"i day, the l'.Vh day of November.
10'7. has been fived by the court as
the time when objects-iris to such final
m, . unt will I'O heard and determined.
CKAWFOK11 & KAKIN.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Oct. 12-19 'Jr.. Nov. 2 9.
S-T-A-jR
SATURDAY ONLY
Gladys Hulette
In
THE CANDY GIRL'
It's comedy, drama, pathos, joy, tears and laughter
all in one.
dics and not a few triumphs i the cado Theatre, on
Monday nnd Tucs-
Itfo of John Humpcrdink Stover who day.
It pays to advertise.
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