La Grande evening observer., November 24, 1917, Image 2

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LOl ISi: OLAI M PLAVH V A N IT V
in m:v thiaxoi.i; play.
As the personification of Vanity,
Louiso Glaum makeii her appearance
In "Idolaters," a Tilanslo production
directed liy Vultor L'dwards, which
wih bo shown ut lliu Arcade theatre
.Sunday.
Holed for '(ho "spider povn." the
peacock dross' ond tho devil robo of
"Tho Wolf Woman." Miss Ulamn linn
bocomo known us "tho peacock wom
an of pictures," and the title will
gain new emphasis it Is said, when
she appears In the r.tartlinc costumes
of "Idolaters."
Her role la (hat of a bci." adoring
woman who declared that nhe will
"four-flush her way" to success on
the stage, and oho does, with tho aid
of masciillno admirers.
The moat unusua: Betting ever enn
', .:. r ; ' Trtanqle piny Ir tho
: i. i on of the woman in
"Idolaters." A huge marble sphinx
Is tho central feature. Before it Is
FAMOUS rUMINI.VG IMPKIt.HO.NAT.
OK APPKAHS AT AIM 'AUK .
WITH NKW WAIWHOIIK.
Hailed by women as the most
boauttful example of their sex, Jul
ian Kltlnge, the famous feminine im
personator, will be seen at the Ar
cade theatre on Monday and Tues
day. Til la is his Initial Paramount
ctpoarance, in a scenario written
especially for him by Carolyn Wells
and Uelett Burgess. For a number
of years Mr. Eltlnge has made u son
cntion on the stage by the number
and gorgcousncss of his gowns and
It Is said that In his first ' pnoto
dramatic production he Introduces an
entirely now wardrobe of unusual
variety and style. '
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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r.lOI) CltOSH HAZAAIt
A general Invitation is extended to I
all, farmers and city residents, to !
donate articles, livestock, fnriu pro
duce, fruit jellies, jam, canned goods, !
etc.. to tha Red Cross bazaar Tues
day and Wednesday, Nov. 27 and 28
a bathing pool, depressed In th. tlloint K'0" n- Articles may be
finnr Afmtn.i ti.u urt.rn r,t this finut I left at h'tudu. uarters in the Foley
. waxen lilies In tiny cups, llrazlers j ,,' ., y.'""- people are adviced, a3 a precaution.
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LOUISE GLAUM IN TRIANGLE
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AKt'ADn KIXDAV.
Manager.
"i.cx c.-.n follow the open-
nit lure of winter every
wlere if you have the
: rlendly warmth and go-
! vyou-please comfort of a
ackinaw.
Tore you will find n
.larHo assortment and qiuil
'"ity, the kind you will np-
rreeiate veara after inor?
than todajr.
.$3.50 to $10.00
i ILL'S DEPT
STORE
Quality and Service
ItitHlneKK Men'N Ijiincbeon.
Tho biiHlneta men's luncheon will
be hold Tii'.'sday from 12 to 1. Mr.
Colon R. Kberhar.d will be chairman
of tho day. - ' 11-24-21.
of beaten copper smoke with burning
) Incense before tall peacock fans it
either side tho sphinx image and ut
tho foot of the dlas, on which stands
ja massive carved bed hung with em
broidered draperies. In (his cur
ious boudoir transpire most of the
dramatic scenes.
. Miss Glaum, who.u a noted critic Notice.
recently declared to b "tho screen's While malting changes now on th
most crndlhlo vamplro," has u parti Beaver Creek pipe line, we are get-
peculiarly fitted to her abilities. She ting only half of the water from
is supported by George Webb, Hugo Dourer Creek. We aro therefore
B. Koch, Milton Ross, Dorcas Math-1 compelled to pump river water Into
e'.vu, I,oo Hill nnd Thomas S. Guise. ! tho malnB; for tho present therefore
Silver
B. T. BT1CT0773. Proprietor
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UEVOTIO.V OF TWO CHIl.DItKN
.. . Devotion between two llltlo nls
. Ur, one a child of ten or twelve,
r tho other a baby of threo. Is the
heme of tho Butterfly picture "Tho
Olrl Who Won Out," which comos to
f itre nn Sunday and Mon-
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upon separating them. Tho older
- Rirl cannot stand the loss of hor
..baby sister, and determines to kidnap
her from the rich people who have
. .idopted hor. She manages to niako
.. .:- loto 'he fi-donn, dressed as
a boy, s(eals (he littlo one, and then
oceetls to have a serlos of stavtl-
.'mt. advonturos with her, r.B thoy
broader as vagabonds through the
coltntry. Nancy had had luck, for
the Aid So"lcty conies down upon her
tkalu, but her dcvo' on and celt-sacrifice
Is finally rewarded, nnd she
manages to be adopted into the same
, family whleii has received the baby
. This charming etory was written for
Miss MacMlllan by Judge Willis
Brown, the famous educator and Jur
ist, who was tho founder of "Hoys'
Cities."
Sunday DINNER, November 25
SOUP
Crnr.m of Oyster
: No, Anxious Reader, you aro on
the wrong (rack. A "Chlmarlta" Is
a dance, r festival, a frolic, a Jolly
C?od tin T'ni wti-p'n f!t rfiii
t'i.-.i::til '! ..-I :..t,., .. . . .(.
Remembor the date of the Ru,l
Cross Chlmarlta, Tuesday anil Wed
nesday, Nov. 27 and 28. 1 1-24-tf.
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preparedness
lL : ' ' , !, ..Uo JjaLeJ Salmon ispagnoie, 30c
Coiled Salt Mackerel, Natural Potato, 40c
Cracked Crab on Ice, 60c Steamed Butter Clams, 35c
POULTRY '
Chicken Fritnssco and Ten Biscuit, 40c
Roast Stuffed Young; Turkey nnd Cranberry Sauce, COc
BOILED
Boiled Smoked Tongue with Spinach, 30c
ENTREES ' . '
linked Spare Ribs with Sweet Potatoes, SOc
Pot Roast of Sirloin of Beef, Egg Noodles, 30c
Chicken Ciblet Snute in Tomato Sauce, SOc
Huston Baked Pork and Beans a la Silver Grill, 25c
Urenst of Veal Stewed Aux Green Peas, 80c
SPECIAL TO ORDER, 10 MINUTES
ITomc-mndo Sausage with Mashed Potatoes, SOc
Minced Ham and Scrambled Khk, 35c
Calves Liver Smothered in Onions, 25c
Fried Corn Meal Mush with Maple Syrup, 25c
Fried Salt Pork with Frie(J Apples, 35c .
Fried Calves Brains with Tomato Sauce, 40c Spanish Omelette, 40o
Small Fillet of Beef Bordalalse, 40c
Banana Fritters with Fruit Sauce, 25c
, ROASTS
' "' "' ' 1 ' ' ' Leg of Poik vi'h Annie Sauce, 35
DESSERTS
Cottapo Puddini; Baked Apple Dumpling end Cream, 15c
Pies Apple, Mince, Cocoanut Cream, Lemon, Pumpkin, Raisin
i - Pineapple and Chocolate
VEGETABLES
June Peas, 10c Sti;;nr Corn, 10c Spinach with Hard Boiled Egg, 20c
Asparutrus Tips with Drawn Butter, 25c
Fried Sweet Potatoes, 10c Creamed Cabbage, 10c
Vegetable, Dessert and Drinks Served with
All Meat Orders
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Vltl Acquainted With
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Die Front I . rr... .:iu ...
KNTILO Bark and Froat Shield.
There' a La Camllle Style That
ror lou.
.:i i- Mi-Vt. X.w on Hand
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Coiaellere,
Ke. 1702 Oak Phone f!d 3221
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The Famous
Patent Heater
Will burn hard coal, soft
eoul, coke and wood, and
produco moro licat and bet
ter results in every way than
any oUier kind of a stove.
Tho body 19 n roe pieeo Rus
i.'t)'. .f. ttTi' ..vovt'ui'rtH'd,
; - :' ! ;-.: and 1ptT
od inward which insures in
creased radiating surface
and And deflect the heat to
the floor. Ssve 25 per cont
of your fuel nnd buy a Pat
ent Furniture Exchange
E. J. DONOHUE.
Pir aud Jefferson. B. 1241
We pay better prices for
to boll (heir water. 11-23-tf.
WATER SUPERINTENDENT.
Sperry's Flour :
is the finest flour produced in the Northwest
ABSOLUTELY UNBLEACHED
Old-Wheat Flour ;.;
The most economical flour to use. Makes white,
lighter bread and more loaves to the sack.
Call and get a sample sack.
Each purchaser of 'Sperry'a Flour will receive
n Cook Hook and a Packasrc of Three Dishtowels,
J while (he supply lasts.
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Grocery
Phone Main 70 Farmers Phone B. 192
ICS North Fir St. , Crons the Track
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NEW TODAY f;
Hank Statements Called For
' WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. Trie
comptroller of the currency issued a
call for reports of the condition of all
national banks ut the close of busi
ness Tuei;cluy, November 20.
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NOTICE
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J euro tho name of every Union
fr County man In tho .United
$ States Army or Navy 004'vice.
I- Send their names and correct
s address, namo of Company and
J. Division to Tho Observer.
4- Dally 11-20-lf.
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FOlt SALIS Tailor shop, cloanliig
and presslns; t:Ood location and
business. No rent to pay. Am re
ins to war. Iilg bargain if talte.i
at once. For full particularr, ad
dress Box 527, La Grande, Ore.
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FOlt HAI,H I'nl.itwi.
FOR SALE Potatoes. Phono Iliac:;
2!)1. ll-24--:tpd.
I-'Oil KAI.K W.xxl.
FOR SALL Dry ohaln wood. Kionc
Black 281'. 1 1-24-Ii::iii'.
iici-'aurarti! Face Ilawl-Out
PORTLAND, -Nov. 24 O.Ygon res
tauranta Vvliich are not conforming to
tile food conservation program fare a
i.u'jlk' "lawi-out," State Food Ad.r.i.i
i.'itrntor Newal! said today.
A fe- ei'.'.i.ng-p'.i.cos havb not .iIo;it
cd the wnentless and meatless days.
Thro.ih the s'-i:te council of defeno
the slate food administrati-m has s-j-cttred
the names of these places.
The publh' will bo ns'ied not to pa
tronise them, through the newspapers.
J PERSONAL MENTION!
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Charles Lraham went to Enter
nrise today for a r.hort visit.
William Keiito, of Portland,
iRRir.tored at the Foley hotel.
C. E. Rude of Portland is a gileat
at the Foley hotel.
Ira Mahon of Burns ir. transacting
businens In town today.
Increased sugar beet acreage In the
irriiratioi land states means increased
Dnnro Tlinuk.sgiving Iglit
At Hex Hall, to imisjc of McKloi'y'J
Jazz Band from Portland. " 15 centi:
I .T''pfion. Jltnev dance. 11-23-21.
LOST A.SU FOC.VO.
FOUND Crank handle ror .
Owner cull liavo .sa.n:n by pioviii:.;
pioperty ;-.nd paying for adv. Call
at Observer office. 11-24-tf.
11)11 UICXT I'liinlKlied.
5'OIt P.ENT Furnished C-ioom
limine, 'iiriufve ii () Fotfth T.t.
ll-24-3t.
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Ivery Soldier in Camp
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11c
tins pii-tur
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lai.c:llj. :
. Come nnd have a ;-ood time at
Danceland. A hard time. ball will,
be Riven Wednesday evening, Nov. 1
28th. Five prizen will bo given that j
evening. .'
The 29th dancing will coinneneo
t 2:00 P. f.I. urn! alco in the evening 1
at 8:00 o'clock. .!
Dancing lcar.or.3 v. ill bo nlven on ; Wrtht lunch try a hot tamalo or a
Monday and Tuesday ovenlnss. 'bowl of Chill, at fjllvcrthnrn'n Fouti-U-23-Dt.
ZUBEn HALL. 'Ula. 11-24-tf.
WANTED Corn to shell, clorn and
grind Into corn meal. Will t'.ivv
forty pounds corn meal for n
bushel or" corn. 1-1. P. Low'h,
Third au.i D Kt. Phono Red Ml.
11-24-lt.
When you aro hungry and wi::h a
' .-,..-i-. i '..;i;;i '1 liner. ' j
.iai. es N. Uuly. export piano tuner,
will be In La Grando Nov. 25, to tune
pianos. Orders may- be loft at' 803 i
:t avenue. Satisfaction guaran-
toed. ll-20-5t. I
Hei:istitcliiri(r.
. 10 cents per yard. Packages may
bo left at Nash Electric Co. or Mrs.
O. L. Wall's, l'J04 Adams avenue.
11-24-1 mo.
Announcement
Students intciestcd in (he study
of Violin, 'Cello, Mandolin, Cornet,
Clarionet nnd other Band nnd Or
chestra Instruments will receive tui
tion at one-half the former rates, If
application Is made nt any time from
this date until Saturday, November
24th. Telephone Red 32C1 or call
r.t Studio 1508 Fourth ftroet.
11-lC-Ut. J. DAVID HAINES.
LOST Elnck cocker spaniel pup.
Finder please call lilack .":"02.
11-24-21
FOR RENT .'i-ioom lioune, partly
furnished, close in; $12.D0. Call Kill
Penn::, corner Second. 1 1-21-1 :'
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1 Inline folks in his Christ-
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inns packages, and many will oe (iisappniniea n
sictin js are delayed until the' last moment when
it may impossible to fill orders in time for
the iToIdicrs' Christinas' mail.
Make the iiipointment now. .
If you .'aiiiiot come in during the day, make
the appointment for an evening sitting.
HART'S STUDIO
West Jacobson Bldg., Elm Street
Quick Deliveries
A Gei !r.a:i hitol in Itor.:e was closed.
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FOR SALE Household furniture. 1 1
couch, 1 secretary bookcase, 1 din- j
inff table, 1 tlx 12 run, 2 oak rockers, !
2 dining chairs and 1 heater. Call
801 Penna, corner Second. 11-24-tf;
Don't put off your Christmas shop- il'OR RENT fi-room house, close in.
ping. Phone uiaca ;iiai. . n--ii.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone, Main 8
are a feature of this lumber
business. When you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a littlo
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
wuitine; time that you have to
pay for. Think that over.
..iKlfo TONIGHT
Wm. Courtney
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In
"The Hunting of The Hawk"
A Thrilling Crook Play
also
KOMEDY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
The Cinderella of Vaudeville
Violet Mac Millan
In
"THE GIRL WHO WON OUT"
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The Story of a "Little Mother" Whose l.ove Won Life's Rattle
used furniture.
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