La Grande evening observer., April 24, 1918, Image 2

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I 'm AM, I'ATHIOTIC, CITlZK.VSi
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There a Hat Style
FOR EVERY MAN. '
The style that suits you might not become the next
man. We have hats to suit every man's style, and
taste. But there is only one best make for all men
the matchless
Gordon $3.50 and $4.00
Hill's Department
Store
Tho I.n.firande Chapter of the
Rod ..Cross is compelled to make
another appeal to the patriotic citi
zens or Diis community; The funds
of thp Chapter are Inadequate to
ilhe demands made upon it jar the
purchase of material and supplies
which it is supposed to furnish. "
At the prscnt time tho chapter
, finda ' Itself - in debt about 11,000,
bavins expended sine? April Id,
1917, to April 1. 19.18, $24,347.88.
Their Indebtedness at thlp time In
iexcess of their . assets Is $1,017.59.
f In ' order to hold the chapter's
charter and continue the' good work
! which is now more necossary and
essential than ever .before in the
history of the war, the chapter has
found that ft will have to lecelve
a regular monthly Incotne amount-
Ing to froni one or two thousand
dollars, and to this end we appeal
to you to fill, out thi) attached
subscription blank for us much as
you can spare monthly for this veij
essential work, i
La Grande, Oregon. .'19U
I hereby agree to pay to La Grand.
Chapter of the Red Cross the sum ol
payable on the first da
of each month.'
' : Signed.,:..',......,,,',,.,..,,
These coupons and monthly pay
ments can be turned In to elthei
of the banks In I .a Grande. ,
. F. L. MEYERS, Chairman.
MRS. T.. N, MURPHY. ,
MRS. R. W. LOGAN. .
MRS. H. B. LEITER.
G. L. LARISON.
Finance Committee
Adv. 4-16-10t pA
no doubt please as all of the-advance
notices received here have
been' very complimentary. ;
There will bo 'only the one per
formance this evening lasting two
hours. The sests aro not reserved
so come early.. '
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Every Woman wants j;
' to be Pretty,
Healthful and
Shapely
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I ' TONIGHT.
J Tonight at the Arcade wr,l ace the
'last of tho three attractions' which
were hooked from tho Redpath Ly-
i ecu m Bureau.
ii This number la the largest and
I most . pretentious of any - of the
J others. Laurant and Company hnve
been with tho Redpath people for
I more , than . ten years and have
ilarown and expanded each year."
Jl Mr. J Laurant orfors an evening's
lentcrtaininent of the latest won
ders or inaglc and also shows a'
number of largo Illusions. Laurant
la also quite an Impersonator. With
the company are two young ladles
who have quite a reputation as mu
sicians. Bui lug the intermission,
these young ladles, will orfer a num
ber of musical sulcctlous and will
' LAURANT
The Man of Many Mysteries
TONIGHT .
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at .the Star Thanter tomorrow and
r rmay, uuvo Thomas' enacts the
part or an . apparently Innocent
young country! girl who mulcts a
rich, young vulture of li'large sum
of money. "Limousine Lire" Is an
adaptation or the story by Ida M.
Evans, which made such a hit in
the Red Book: land ulves mntlv
'; i " 'Olive Thomas a decidedly charming
which comes clmi.ncter ,ea(K MsJ Tnomas ,
tomorrow j f not surpasses her clever work In
rare plays . ..fjpdy T k . Han,,,. nrt ..,,,,
cieet Corlnnc." She is most .ably
supported by Lee Phelps, recent ad-
to Triangle forces. The
standard excellence of Triangle
casts as a whole are deserving of
more than passing mention, and
Triangle can ufford to he particu
larly proud of the clever , acting in
this photoplay "Limousine Lire." ,
In addition to this lively photo
play a two-reel Keystone Comedy,
"Falso to the Finish" will also be
shown. .
"In. Old Kentucky'
to the. Arcade Theater
ovenlng, is ono of those
that cecm to Improve with age. It
has mado Its success without any
help rrom this star or the other. dition
Its present production Is . one or
the best on record. ;
. The Portland Oregonlan, In clos
ing a lengthy -criticism or "In Old
Kentucky" has tho following:,
,, "Tl'8 liveliest and best Innovation
Imaginable Is tho Introduction dur
ing tho second act or the "Wood
lawn Whnngdoodlcs," dancers and
singers and musicians, "whose jar.:
band is the' jazziest bunch or play
ers that ever jazzed. They are a
whole show in themselves, theBo
pickaninnies, who, give some or thoji
old Southern melodies, some path-
etlc and Sonie gay! and Introduce 'mmmmmmm
buck and wing and jig dancing that o. HMNIiY
Is a whirlwind or. fun." ;
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EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD . . w
to grab the idea that your money will
do five times as nnu-h good if spent at
the Union County Army mid Navy
Belief it Dance, given hy tlie Moose
Lodge at Zuber Hall
TONIGHT
than if you would hand it direct to a
Union County soldier. For why? le-,
cause the Auxiliary buys a dollar's
worth of material with your, dollar and
works it up into a present to the soldier
that can't be bought for $5.00. Mate
rial $1.00; work $4.00. Now you get the
idea, don't you? ,
Kot only Iter' home In London,
fcu "fler time and service has the
Countess of Onslow given to the
wounded soldiers who fought the
fight of ilbtfty ln northern France.
Before the war the countess' man
sion was filled with gay parties,
hnd her hours with social affairs.
fint not so now.- The home has j
been turned into a hospital, and ,
the mistress of the mansion finds J
time only 'for the wounded man
of war.
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Dancing and Refresh
ments for All.
ANXOITN'-TKMK.VT.;
Rev. Hnrrison feuse, pastor of
the M. E. Church, will lecture', at'
the church Friday evening, giving
his popular lecture "That Girl's
Follow." Press . comments, -letteiB
from educators and Ministers thru-
out the northwest all praise the
leoture highly, calling it a- combina
tion or good logic, wit, pathos, and
a keen analysis or the problem.
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NOTH'K TO KI.KS.
Thursday night them will be a
big initiation. Social committee has
arranged a special program, en
tertainment and lunch. This is
Space Donated by Harris Grocery.
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the, last large class or the season,
and all Elks should be present.
R. J. GREEN, "Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHERRY, Sec.
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bruises ,, and rheumatic
If I Were a Farmer. '
If 1 were a farmer I would keep
at hand a few reliable medicines
for minor ailments that are not so
Rerlous as to require the attention
ot a'pnysieian. sucn as unninuer-
Iain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy:
me to treat slight ailments as soon;i
for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tm ,J
coughs, colds and croup. i
Chamberlain's Liniment fori'.
sprains.
pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stom
ach troubles, biliousness and consti
pation. By having these articles at hand
It would ften save the trouble of
a trip to town in the tusest season
or In the night, and weut; enable
as they appear, and thereby avoid
the more serious diseases that so
often follow. Adv.
TONIGHT
LAURANT & CO.
Extra Road Show Attraction
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Vl'L-
When a young girl puts on
, her first corset her figure
has n tendency to grow into
the line of her corsets whe
ther the lines are good or
bad. If her first corset i.B a
bad one and she obtains u
bad figure from it, of course
a new corset of the same mo
del will fit her better than
any corset of superior lines
' or design, for has she not
nllowed her figure to' take
the imporfect lihes of tho '
poor corset? .
We make this suggestion.
Try on one of these
Front Lttcof
PAULINE
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TI HIC'S WIXW.
In Triangle's new photoplay "Li
mousine Life." which will be shown
'Good
t How do you lite my Shine
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did it. 50 shines for a dime. Every box saves
me $4.90 and my shoes wear longer. Why don't
you try a Dox today. You can't lose.
ShinoiA Home Set
and a box of ShinoiA is
the ideal shoe shining
outfit. ,
Ask Nearest Store.
BLACK TAN WHITE RED
HOME SET
favor! to a-
mojg screen fans through his splen
did work ' in" 6. Henry's' Dictures.
ndiis to his reputation In "The Woo-J
ing or Princess Pat," the Blue Rib-
bon Feature, which will be the at-ji
traction In the Sherry Theater last I i
showing today. , J
Mr. G If n don Is a Westerner, bornij
and educated In Montana, coming to i
photoplay after nine years or suc-U
cess on the speaking stage. He!i
has played featured roles In nearly
every picture company or import-'!
nnce since sollllng down In . New '
York City. !
Gladys Leslie, the girl with the !
"million dollar smile," Is the prlh- '
cess In the picture who marries nij
grand dlike the never has met, to
savo her ratlier's kingdom from n I
hopless war. Mr. Glendon is the !
duko, who finally awakens the love !
of the unhappy child or royalty.
Others In tho cast are Bigelow
Cooper, William Dunn, Charles
Kent, Carlton King. Tcniplnr Snxe,
nnd J. Albert Hall. i
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TOMORROW NIGHT
, Xo Matinee
TICKETS NOW SELLING
Rowland, Clifford, Gatts (inc.) Presents the Most Popular American Play
Ever Written .
A THF'iLLING, PICTURESQUE AND ROMANTIC STORY OF KEN
r TUCKY LIFE ,' -
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ia.cks.
War Bread
We make War Hreatl fresh every day. Every
Monday iind Wednesday regular War Huns.
Try our Liberty Hrcad. We also liavt- the
most complete line of Home-made Pies, Cakes,
Doughnuts, Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies in
the city.
All made aerordiiis to Government regulations.
DUTLI BAKERY
317 North Fir St. Just AcrosstheTrack
Jests at the Court of Old Jflflg( COfll
A BIN FULL OF COAL is much better than a
MIGHT HAVE BEEN full. There may be a
shortage of COAL IN Germany, but not where
Germany is going.
Wben a squirrel finds a good nut, he lavs it awav
lor flic winter, anil a man ought to lav awav a
lit He NUT. IK id and LUMP COAL. '
KING COAL
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' An AKTCIjAhT Pidure
SHOWX
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Sherry!!
Friday, ;
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The Spirited and Exciting Horse ,
Racf-
, The Famous Kentucky Thorough
bred, Queen Bess
The Rollicking Fun of the Tnmitable
Pickaninnies :
Friday and Saturday
ALSO
Ben diaper as
Abraham Lincoln
in
MY MOTHER
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I N'azimova, the ic.-oat star
Metro pictures, "Revelation,'
.will be presented at the
iThentr on Thursday and
Shows her ability as an artistic in
jtorpreter or classic dancing In this
photodrama. : -
Dressed as a bacchante, a pries
toss or Ttacchos, god or wine and
revelry, Willi leaves in her hair, a
Karland or grapes across her
shoulders, with a goblet In one
hnnd, nnd a cluster or grapes in the
other, she performs "La Danse
llacchanal," typifying the exuberant
spirit of revelry or a Parisian care.
The groat Kazlmnva executed this
dance with true artistry and poetry
or motion in graceful movements
which were Ideal for registration
by the motion picture camera. On
the screen this dunce Is a revela
tion In accurate presentation ol
dnnco movements In motion pic
tures. ' . j
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Rasa at the Observer Office; 3c
per lb.
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Written by C. T. Dazey
The Strongest and Most Expensive Cast the Play Has Ever Had.
COMPLETE NEW PRODUCTION.
SAVK MOItK WHKAT.
3 Kentucky Thoroughbred Horses 3
The Famous Pickaninny Brass Band.
Big Open Air Concert Before the Show.
The bread ration of the cli.linii
population in I in lire has beeu cut
more severely; they are now on In
dividual bread i.mls allow!!,?
ly ahout ten w a day, bnrclril
one-third the .ivoraxe tail Bread i
consumption rf t';. v,ir.rh pci'snnt'i
or workman br'oi the war. Hn J
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PRICES
Lower Floor
Jliilcony, First 4 Rows
Jja Icony, Last 4 Rows .
$1.00
$1.00
50c
Add 10 per cent to above pi-ices for
. the U. S. War Tax.
does It conipcc with your bread
il
rutlon?