La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1919, Image 7

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SUNDAY, MARCH no, 1913. '
THE SUNDAY MORNING' OBSERVER0
appeared in ' a pair of ovaraUa
ihloh almost hid ir from vlaw
M In "Opportunity," ana diiu
'men's .-lollies so as to bo able to at
tend a prize fight wh:c she had dcv
teflnined to see. In -file Gold
Care," ho4evei ..she lins.mi selfish
ends in view when t.he npouis in
a pair of her father's trousers. This
?Ane it Ik
MARY IMCkVoitD AT KTAH IX mn ?.bo ,s nleKall' defined i
itJHiuiitruiii. iter Uiiiuy auvemurer.
iwhfln HmtnnlfKhinfF It.ir nniln llmv
. uiui ine trousers wer.m tnis cane, i
tiuireii mif;iies r rancen mur- 'necessity
Miss Dam.i is
SEW AjtTCKAFT PKTl
ion therei a combination to bo
lei'k'jned with. And Mary IMckford's
latest Artcraft picture, "Johanna Eu
lisfs," which wilt be shown at tlm
Htur theare today only, was pictur
ed by Frances V.uriort from Mr.
Hushes' story
Johanns."
So that those who see" Jnhamiti
Kulists" may be assured of a vehicle
for their favorite little star that
combines all tho arts of literature,
life, construction, faice and humor,
dramatically applied.
The cast of "Johanna Enlists" l
one of great excellence, with Douglas
MacLean as lending man and inelud
lug such well-known players ait
Monte Dlue, Emory Johnson, Ann
a voting actress o?
great versatility nhd' is juslvas
charming in her c iiiiady characters
as in the moro emtdional rules.. THis
play is a happy fo'iihinnticyi of the
two nnrts which elves her an onnor
'Tim Mobilising of.iuty to display he-.nudeolublu tal
ents in both direction.
"The Gold Cure,, Is an adapta
tion of the extensively read novo!,
"Oh! Annice!" by Alexine Hoylund,
which originally appeared in The
Woman's Home Companion. John
H. Collin's adapted us well as di
rected ltr
An unuiuil feature of Miss Dana's
new picture, Is that she has two lead
ing men. John McGowan and William
B. Davidson, both well known to
Sohaefer, Fred Huniiey. John Step-SCreen and stage audiences.
pling, Wallace Be?ry. Wesley Barry
and others.
. The big feature of the picture Is
undoubtedly the uppearauce In the
military scenes of ittry Hickford'a
regiment, of which she Is Godmother
and Honorary Colonel tile 143rd
Field Artillery, commanded by Col.
R. J. Faneuf. The regiment "hiked,"
or rather rode, to Los. Anglos from
Camp Kearny whlli Miss l'lckford
was making the picture and alio
"enlisted" her "boys" to appear In
the big scenes Therefore, they are
decidedly realistic. This is not,
however, a war. picture. It deals
with the experience of a body of
troops while encamped at a farm en
route to a cantonment.
The comedy is supreme and the.
theme Is timely. Johanna Is a
character who will verer he forgot
ten. JACK PICFORD IS SCOTCH I.AD
IX NEW PHOT0PIAY "SANDY"
Bmllling Dill Parsons in VMatch
Ing BUI" will get you today, you
simpty can't resist BUI.
4 Supported by dainty Louise Huff,
Jack Plckford, the popular screen
star, will be seen in his new Para
mount photoplay "Sandy," which is
to be presented at the Arcade theatre
tomorrow and Tuesday.
The story is based upon the novel
by Alice Hegan Rico which was one
of the "best sellers" several seasons
nr o. It has to do with the fortune!
ot a young Scoten emigrant who
stows himself away In tho hold of
a steamship and comes to this coun
try. Ho meats a dainty blue gross
belle on shipboard and Inter follows
her to Kentucky. S'ie has a dissi
pated brother who causes a lot of
trouble and Sandy, cast Into a new
and loftier environment, develops
manly traits which enable him to
fight his own battles successfully and
ultimately to win the gill his heart
has chosen for his mate.
The photoplay Is filled with thrills
and abundant comedy, and on the
whole maintains a high standard or
aitlsllc excellence. Tho cast is a
notable one and conspicuous anionx
the support other thun Louise Huff,
are Kaymond Hatton and Jnnies
Nell!, both screen players of th"
highest repute. Those who have
seen Jack P'cktord In "Tom Saw
yer," "Huck and Tom" and "The
Spirit of 17" will be more than an
xious, to see him in this, his latest
and perhaps most effective photo
play. '
" FACTS ABOUT EGGS
The flavor of the egg Is Influenced
by the hen's feed.
The older the hen the larger will ha
the average site of her egg.
Tlie-ggs from hens that ar not
mated keep fresh twice us long as fer
tilized eggs. y
The shell of the egg, being porous,
will quickly absorb odors, and these
will affect the flavor.
The first eggs of winter nro general
ly larger than those laid nt the close
of the summer season.
The sex of the eggs cnurot be fore
told, not one of the old-time theories'
In this particular having ever been
proven. Farm Life.
Observer adi are wiaeiy read.
PAIOf EXTRIMES'Itf I.
WAISTCOAT AND HAT
MKTKO STAR APPHARS
KflKSSKD AS A
HOY
Viola Dana, versallte little Metro
star, who will be seen in the comedy
drama, "The Cold Cure," ot the
Sherry theatre today Is an adept In
the art of wearing trousers.
- In "Blue Jeans," her screen mas
terpiece, It will he n.menihercd that
A pair of extremes just had to
come out' of the joyous reaction
of aeace. The upper shows tbe
limit in waistcoats Just like dad
use to wear! this one a bright
blue 'brorhe worn with a suit ot .
black satin. Lower. Is a fine ml
lini turban almost concoaled un
der its great bow ot black. satin,
but livened op with ajrosette
from orunoav.flabon..
$300 Weekly
for Labor
This 'is The Observer's weekly
pay roll. Every merchant, butch
er, theatre, cigar store benefits'
from thi3 pay roll, for our prin
ters are union printers who sin
cerely believe in spending their
money in the town that supports ,
. them.
Think of the pay roll vhen you
have, a job of printing. We play
. . ; bacl with real money does the
other fellow?
"
. Observer Job Department-
Lowesl'Pricea PrinCrg '
Thgt U good Printing
What Hi:. e,
g Jyiioclhni" it Urt;n 'l'-ri't mlml lflnc
b niil:H a l: it I-. J-t !lie rhl.kn
n't lnujjh atigfrnn.-o-iri'InDoU
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OHIO SENATOR HAS. ELEVEN REASONS' TO -FAVOR WOMEN'S RIGHT
lor i rv 1 Wtzm I
r-r u.v jliw- "a ra . . r . , Tb.. eA 5."7-'m .u
bv,: . Aa tj m
L Xotrcycley and bicycles, KELLY'fl
0AVGRr 108 Fir street, S-S0-t
o
t Eperiencd womai wants houFe
l aning. CJHJ, at 0'So",th Cherry
yet. 4-Artv n -jl-iitp.
Cat Your wheels and motors to
KKLLYP GARAGE for repairs and
overhaulmg. 3-30-Ct
Take yoir bicycles to KELLY'S,
1n Fir street. 3 -.10-SS
S'ate senator Tom Berry of
Spencervlllo, Ohio. .Is , usually
bivk of any legislative measure
advocated by wouiev. The reason
Is plainly shown in the above
photograph. Borry claims the
family suffrage championship of
the land. Ten daughtors to assist
mother can usually talk him out
on any purely masculine argu
ment he may make. Ten visits
from the stork ten girls. Can
this, community beat It? The
sWIs.- left to Tipht, tft Berrrio
Nell, Graoj, Blanche-. Adda, fiurt
rice. Norma, I'nlco, llaml Mid
Jesuit -Whew-Just think of K
TE.V Easter bonnets.
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' TATTOOED HEAD OF
H KAISER BETRAYS HUN
THIS MAN LIVES
BY CARD INDEX
Great Is Enthusiasm.
FntliusitiMn comes with the reveln
thill of true and satisfying; objects of
tievotlon. mid It Is eiitliu-lnsin thnt
ist the powers itee. Woodrow Wll-
Ray. D. Lillibridge of New Ytfrk'
Governs Every -Move-by
Inexorable System.
TAB ON EVERYTHING
Fir Turpentine.
CopeiihaKvn enlucers are experi
menting with the production, of tur
pentine from fir tries, the roots ami
twigs lielnjr used as well us the trunks.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Jc Altoona, Pa. When Paul
j Krauil uieurcd before the ex
nmlnera of the Blair Four draft
hoard he exhibited a breast on
J which wni tattoeed a llfe-slie
head of the kaiser adorned with
1 J helmet, pluuien and black eagles.
An Invesilpitlon revealed that
y Krauil had escaped from a tier- v
j man ship Interned In nn Amerl- X
can port. - Ho had waived de- j
J, ferred linsslllcallnn ami wanted jl
J to Join the American army. He V
J was held for further Invstlga- a
PRINCESS MARY
Card-Index Up-to-Date' on His Clothes
and Cars, His Recreation and Hit
Eating, Even to Hit
Friends.
New York. Hull Hay D. LilllbrldRe
of New York, who Is the most syste
matic man in the world. At" least, he
lays claim to that distinction.
Mr. Lllllbrldgo lives by card Index.
His entire dally life, his snclul, family,
professional and recreative life Is nil
neatly If soinewhnt exhaustively dlQ-!
tated by an Inexorable system.
in ms pocKet ne carries always witn
him a compact series of "reminder"
cards. They ordain bis life. There it
a list of his friends with their phone
numbers.
In bis bedroom at home, Lilllhrldge
keeps a chart showing just how many
suits of clothes he tins; how many
shirts, socks, collars, neckties, hand
kerchiefs, underwear, shoes, bats,
canes, umbrellas, etc. The tailor and
the laundryman enn put nothing over
on him. ' .iiiiliSJ
Keeps Tab on Motors. ,
By a similar "simple" system this
genius keeps labs on hlB motor enrs.
Unch nlKht his chauffeur mulls to his
otllce a Utile card with the speedom
eter rentlinns at the beginning and
end of the day to. show the mileage; a
brief summary of the places where- he
has driven the ear, what he spent for
gflsolino, etc. AU this Is entered in a
tlon.
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" JNrON MEN! ." '
Vytaml the tiiiioti ln,i'l in your clothing. Cloth-
,ing U-nJ'ing this laiii'l costs no more titan clotlr
iciy made in sweatshops ly fluid la I Kir under un
Military roisdititiiis. . .
AM AFPEAL TO ORGANIZED LABOR
. Andrews Vros,' Tailoring Establishment is 'the
only organized ttiilor shop between Boise and
Portland.. ly having' your eloihcs made here
you get the label and are helping to better eon
. .ditions of the laboring mail in your home town.
So why send east for clothes ? Keep your money
i ii-culating at home and weai4 the label. We arc
affiliated with the . American l'Vderation of
Labor. :." '
v THE JOURNEYMAN TAILORS' UNION OF
. AMERICA ;
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V; Signed. ;
WM.GRAICE .T.WVMOBLEY.
C.AV. BAKER, ' FRED SWANSON'
0. OLSON. E. 0. DAHLTN,
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This picture of Her Royal HighriMR,
Prlncccs Mary, only daughter of their
majesties, King Geotge and Queen
Mary, shows her In the, garb of a Red
Cross nurse. ' Her royal highness his
commenced her duties as a Red Cross
nurse and is serving as a probationer
at the Hospital for Sick Children.
London-
I Npw Snrinor ::J i
Oxfords and Pumps
New Black Kid Pump, Louis Heel. Plain opera atyle. Price ........i...........$6.00
New Black Kid Oxford, Louis Heel. One of our best styles. : Price ..........$6.50
New Brown Kid Oxford, Military Ileel. Same style in black. Price $6.50-
New Brown Kid Oxford, Louis Heel. Best grade of kid stock. Price $8.00
New Black Kid Oxford, Louis Heel. Best stock and stylo. Price $8.00
New Patent Opera Pump, Louis Heel. A very dressy pump. Price ........$7.50
New Kid Pump, Louis Heel. In the best grade stock. Prico $7.50 i
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French Shoe to,
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4-
Keeps Tab on Everything.
loosa Unf ledger. He k'i)s a rec(nl
of each tire, when It wiih purdiased
and the Dumbei' of uiIIph usf J.
Mr. LUllbrlilxe suy "Thwre iir u lot
of people who wouM prefer death to
my syHtematized life. And doirlitlom
there are mnuy other who obtain the
same results without system. I
wouldn't urge any one "to copy iny
methods. All I mnlntnln I.h tliHt they
are the best methods for myself."
JUDGE PROVIDES THE 'RING
Fluttrated Bridegroom Fail to Pro
duce, Bo Hie Honor Come to
Rescue.
Sun Fraflclsco. NYwIyrrods here
characterize Judge E. P. Mopta a
ftan Frao Cisco's jnost 'accommollitlnn
Judge ;
IteoenUy Ihree happy but "flu
terAl" youna'.men comlnrted a fiit)l
search throngh till their pifkc' U
locate, weddlau ling. Hut Jtifltro Mo-,
gno, itho performed the ferein'riili-K,
Alltel tmilt a dj!iiiruml rlHtc (rit
flnger ij1 p'rnil!tert rhe young mv
to ue It'Jn hlftlti(t th oermohlfs.
B Afr the eiriferji-??t wan (ivf pxrli
of 4h brVleErtiQinV rntft (hut
they had HutiKht weWlnr ring nn'l
h.-1 puttVn oiiiPihre ienf
they'd not 1 Hookf!, ttitpaiu
Jfrid itTnm hnd rtrgotcn "hjr.
' 'n 'i
Ho. vnr whvf! eaud rmtnrK tn
"kniy'S CAKAUK t'ir9:nain arj-'
WE KNOW
WE GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BEST GROCERIES AND.THE MOST FOR-LESS THAN IS
OBTAINABLE FROM ANV OTHER SOURCE AND WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT.
VVK NOT ONLY MAKE THESE ASSERTIONS, BUT WE BA('K THEM UP. WE WILL DO
NATE $:.0.00 TO ANY INSTITUTION NAMED BY THE PARTY. WHO WTLL HRIN'O US AN
ORDER FROM ANY MAIL ORDER HOUSE THAT JS WITHIN 10 PER CENT OF HOOVER-'
JZEI) GROCERY PRICES ON HI.(1 H C1RADI5 (lOODS.
IT M 1(1 1 IT OCCUR TO YOU THAT WE WOULDNT MAKE THIS OFFER UNLESS WE WERE
SAFE THAT IS JUST IT WE KNOW TIIEliE IS NO MAIL ORDER CONCERN IN THE
NORTHWEST THAT EQUALS OUR PRICES ON QUALITY GROCERIES.
WE CAUTION THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY TO BEWARE OF SMOOTH SALESMEN
WHO MISREPRESENT AND SELL INFERIOR AND UNKNOWN BRANDS AND THEN
TELL YOU IT IS JUST AS GOOD AS WELL KNOWN P.RANDS YOU HAVE BEEN USING
DURING THE PAST FEW DAYS WE II AVE HAD A N UMBER OF PEOPLE TELL US THAT
THRY HAVE PURCHASED FROM OUT-OF-TOWN MAIL ORDER HOUSES TO THEIR SOR
ROWTHAT THEY NOT ONLY PAID MORE FOR THEIR GOODS, BUT RECEIVED AFTER
CONSIDERABLE DELAY GOODS OF INFERIOR QUALITY AND OTHER ARTICLES THAT
WERE UNFIT TO USE AND STILL OTHERS THAT WERE ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS.
BEWARE OF THOSE SALESMEN WHO CALL ONCE AND NEVER RETURN TO MAKE GOOD
THEIR FALSE PROMTSES-JJEWARE OF THOME WHO USE BAITS TO CATCn THE UN
SUSPECTING. HE WHO SELLS ONE ITEM AT HALF PRICE' AND THEN CHARGES TWO'
PRICES FOR A CHEAP,-INFERIOR ALUM BAKINO POWDER WIHCII HE WILL TELL
YOU IS JUST AS GOOD AS SHI LUNG'S. A HIGH GRADE BAKING POWDER HE IS ONE
WHO HOLDS NO PLACE IN THE PUBLIC'S. CONFIDENCE THESE ARE THE RELATED
ACTUAL EXPERIENCES AS TOLD TO US BY SEVERAL LA GRANDE CITIZENS WHO
jvNOW WHEN THEY GET STUNG. .-. ' .
SAFETY FIRST
GET YOUR O.ROCERTES WHERE YOTJ GET A'SERVICE THAT NO -MAIL ORDER HOUSE
G I VES-t-WH ER E THE QUALITY OF THE GOODS ARE GUARANTEED AND ALWAYS EX
CEL WHERE THE PRICE HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALED. ..".
THE STORE THAT LIVES AND GROWS WITH THE COMMUNITY LA GRANDE'S ORIGI
NAL. CASH GROCERY THE'HOOVERIZJGD IT'S YOUR STORE USE IT.. .
ftdmlniitra- , 8AM0RARRI8, PROPRIETOR " e
tion IAoii e o Next Door eto n?lf a Department Store.
o. coo28. PHONE US YOUR OJtDlfR. USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DElV-
' e - . ERY. PHONE MAIN 32 OR
elNHE NEAR FUTUIfiG THE HN,HNGT0N BUJLlltfNG JS VACATED BY T3IE GOISD-
EN RULE CORJf ANBT WILli THBMAHtflT HUMS Of AniO JsXUKifc ,
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