La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1919, Image 3

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BOCAL
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.Sherry's Sunday and
'The KainBow Trail."
'Monday
4-22-41
Buy your field and garden seeds of
Sawyer-Holmes company and be sure
of fresh, growing seeds. Adv.3-lfl-t
The p'rintinjr and developing, also
enlarging of pictures at Silver-thorn's
you will find promptly and satisfac
torily done. 4-25-St
FAMILY DRUS STORE
LA ORANOCORCGON.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. S. l;hupman, of
Enterprise, were La (Jriyrcle visitors
o er Sunday. '
Wm. P. JVlrlte. or Wallowa, came
In Saturday night and 'remained Ir
the city over yesterday.
Dr. G. H. Stonebrinker and daugh
ter, tjf Dayton, Oro,, were among the
Sunday visitors in tills city.
E. C. Keckritr, who had been vis
iting at Walla Walla for a few days
last week, stopped In La Grande over
Sunday on his way, homo to Union.
Mrs. George W. Marshall, of Im
bler. was operated on at the Hot
Lake hospital Saturday and is report
ed to be doing as well as could be
expected.
home s couple of days ago after tun'
months of overseas service with the
A. E. F. He was with the 91st divi
sion lu the battle of the Argogne and
later was at Ipres in Belgium.
J. H? Keeney returned lis morn
ing from Portland, where lig had
been a visitor over 'the week-end.
Traveling Auditor Allen, of the
O.-W. head afflces, Portland, arrived
In town this morning on one of his
periodical visltB t,o the offices here
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. A Russell went to
Baker on No. 6 thii morning, Mr.
Russell to attend to business mat
ters'and his wife to visit her daugh
ter. Mrs. E. W. Cox, of that city.
Harry Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Cartor of this city, arrived
the woild
LJAe Great
mamrn
JronSGnryMsieniaeckers 'marvci
drawi&X'Occidenf'Mc&ted bijjwie
Kathis and 'directed BijALbe vt
CajwUani in Seven gorgeous aci&
NA7,IMOVA.
PR.ODVCT10NS .
Distributed by
Metro Fictuxes Corporation
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Mabel Douglas on the Organ
Today and Tomorrow.
ARCADE
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Wednesday and Thursday
MUSICAL
SONG
SHOW,
Let's Go
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and a Bevy pf Protty
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Picture Program :a ?or4 Mix in Roman CcMboy.
Wm. Pearo left yesterday morning
for .Portland, to attend a moetiiig of
the State Hoard of Optometrists. Mr.
Pearo Is secretary of the board.
Merton Kiddlo and wlfo left Inst
night for Chicago and other points
east. Mr. Kiddle will look Into the
flour situutlon wtiilu in the east.
They will be gone about a lnonlli
and will return home by way of San"
Francisco.
Lamar Cartor, who was struck by
passenger train No. 6 a few days ago
at Thome Hollow, Is reported today
to be getting along eceliently, con
sidering the nature of his injuries.
Tito arrival of his son, Harry, homo
from overseas did jmcli to impuve his
condition.
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"Kyo for Eyo," which will bo
shown at the ArcauV theutio. today
and tomorrow, and in which Nu.imo
va was seen in tho lending roto of
Hassouna, h:ts created new and grcat
or heights in the aimals of the silent
drama. I
Hmwourn, a young and vecy beau- j which occur during Mil period of tho
tiful Arabian nirl. lives in thoentcd j tin -IIMur drama Naatmova Is superb
to death choosing io abandon Ivr in
the dssort wlioro she will perish
from thirst. She Is rescued by anothor
tr tribe who tako her to tho city of
Tan friers and sull her as a dauclng
Kirl to a travelling circus.
After many hardships and much
ltt-usage nt the hands of tho bnttnl
manager of the clrous she Is rescued
and taken to the home of the man
alio aided in the desert. In scenes
city of hor tnln in tho di-sert. Jloro
conies Cnptuiu Cad'ere, an officer of
tho French navy in pursuit of uU
duty. in a religions frenzy the
tribe capture and muUe him prisoner,
intending to kill him at dawn, lias
sinjna has sen tho l.niulsomo yount;
in tho utter abandon cf her nrt she
becomes tho passionate, fiery young
child of t lie Uesort who does not
know tho meaning ot the word re
straint. In the scones In which she does
the dance of tho Veils she holds tho
Frenchman and fails in love with 'audience In tho pa'm or nor liana
hfnf. By strategy she affects his re- not n sound to break tho rapt ntten
lease and escape and then confess tion with which her wr.rk is received.
her deed to her father. The tilho is it is a picture which arrests the nt-(
enraged nt her act a'.d condemn herllentUm and expands the imagination
i iranaporting tno uonoiuer io mo
NOTICE I heart of things Oriental and mystei-j
The annual meeting of tlw Summer-i telling a story of intrigue
ville Cemetery association will be heldJ Paton( which is not to bo sur-j
nt th riMiiL'terv Saturdav. Mav !lrI. I Iati4.
Taking the Guesswork
Out of 'Busindl
Mr. and Mrs. Del Marynnd and Mi.
and Mrs. Albert Dosilct, of Cleiuuet,
Minn., who had been visiting at
the Norman Desllet hohio in this
city for a few days, left yesterday for
Portland. Tho visitors are lookin for
a location in the w?Kt and may ro
turn to La Ornnde again, if they do
not like Portland better. They were
among tho many Mlnnesotans who
lost all their possessions In the dis
astrous forest fires which swept the
Duluth district last summer.
at 1:110 o'clock, for the purpose of
electing one trustee for thiee years,
and one clerk for one year. Also for
the purpose of considering the erec
tion of a chapel at the cemetery. All
members are urged to bo present.
V. H. Cl-KNX. Chairman,
AUX McKKX.IK, Clerk.
4-28-1
It is earnestly requested that each
iioy, young and old, in Union county
who halt worn .the uniform of Undo
Sam be in l.a Crnnde one hour before
the hospital unit train comes late this
week and all such men participate in
the parade. 4-2S-5t
Leonard Fuller entertained tho
members of the Lone Scouts aud
the Observer carrier force at a
theatre party Saturday evening. The
occasion being his twelfth birthday.
In addition to minor presents the
boys presented Leonard with a fine
base ball bat which he says Is "sure
some slugger." . After an evening
spent at the theater, games and ice
creams the boys returned home
wishing him many happy returns.
Those present wore George Moats.
Arthur French, M'j-lln Magoi, Jesse
Georgo, Geno Cotnor, Carlence Grant,
Leslio Harlan, Howard Kerr, Dallas
Jacobson, Lawrence Kerr, Leonard
Strong, Owen Price, Wesley Williams
and Leonard Fuller.
WANTED Five-room modern house,
close in. garage if possible. Hy May
15th. Phone Red 3fi!U. 4-'JiKf
ENLIST AID OF LADYBUGS
Washington Orchnrdists Will Use Five
Million to Insure Fruit Crop.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., April 28.
The services of 5,000,000 patriotic
ladybugs have been enlisted to insure
a bumper fruit crop in Washington
state this year.
the bugs were collected in the
mountains last fall. They have been
kept in cold storage, and are to ho
liberated in the Yakima, Wcnatrhi
and ilarkaton fruit districts. The
bugs kill off the aphis, the worst fruit
pest which farmers and horticulral
ists have to combat.
WINNERS OF
TRACK EVENTS
ON SATURDAY
The following Is the complete Mat
of lite events run off Saturday after
noon ai uio track meet of the high
sciioot hoys Y. M. C A. gymnasium
class, concerning which a story was
i'uiiiru in mo Observer .Sunday:
SO Yard Uash li-audt, first;
llamson, second; Klvette. 'third.
'arti Kun Stoddnrd. first;
miirucK, second; Thelsnn, third.
SO Yard Low Hurdles Dninilt
first; Williamson, second: Kin.rr..
thlrd. time 12 seconds.
: 4-10 Yard Dash Willcork, firs);
Thclson, second; Heldonickh, third
time 1 mln. 7 sec.
100 Yard Dash Ilrandt,
Williamson, second; Keeney,
time 12 2-5 sec.
I 1 Mile Run Wlllla'inson,
Stoddard, second; Oliver, third
5 mln. 7 1-5 sec.
220 Yard Dash .-Willcork.
Cramer, second; Hesse, third
2 7 3-5 sec.
Running Broad Jump Hesse
first; Ilrandt, second; Wlllcock
third; distance 15 fe;t. 4 In.
16 Lb. Shot Put Cramer, first;
Hesse, second; i'roctor, third; din
tance 25 ft., 1 In.
Running Mich Jump I'roctor
first; Willcork, second; Hess, third;
helcht 4 feet 9 In.
I'ole Vault Klvette, first; HeH
enrelrh, Becond;. Stoddard, third;
helKhth, 8 feet 6 In- .
Standing Hluh Jump Urandt,
first; 'Wlllcock, secand; Hesse, third;
height, 3 ft. 4 In.
Discuss Klvette. first; I'roctor
second; Hesse, hlj-d; distance, H7 ft
4 In.
Standing Broad Jump Willcork.
first; Ilrandt, seronl; Cramer, third;
distance, 8 ft. 2 1-4 In.
Mile, Relay rare won hy Yankw.
The play v:s tnk"n from "L Occi
dent," a successful drama hy Henri
Kistcnincrker, tho Ilolgian dramat
ist, and adapted fir tho screen by
Juno Matllis and Alhert Capellanl.
I'ho direction whs the work of Mr.
C.ipollunt under tip? personal supei
i ision of Maxwell Kai Ker.
FOR RENT Modern nirnisnc'
apartment. Call Red Ml br I!liickho iovus
lull.
4-28-tf
TIIH lt.MMlOW THAU.
AT KIlHltliY'S
William Farnun, starring in "The
Rainbow Trail," Is the stellar att l ac
tion, at the Sherry theatre today.
This film Is repluta with tense and
thrilling situations and proves that
r'arnum Is easily tho greatest de
lineator ot Western types now play
ing beforo tho camera.
The story Is a sequel to "Riders of
the l'urple Sago," hut thoso who did
not see that plcturi will In no way
he a loss" In viewing "The Rainbow
Trull," ns tho Incidents in the latter
production bio nil In a sepnrato
form.
Mr. Fnrniim is again seen .as I.h
slter, tho feared rider or tho range
and the terror or tho Utah border. In
deed, this sterling player portrays
two roles In "Tho Rainbow Trail,'.'
that of Lassiter and of Sheffort, who
searches the mountains for tho girl
ust tlni'ja today.
OTHER INVESTMENTS MAY LURE BUT
BUILD THAT HOME FIRST
The building of a heme is the first investment u family should
muki first, because it it used every minute of the day and every
day of the year, because it is "home."
The purchase of a home may be ruled ns the best investment a
family can make, b.'st because it is of stablu value; it dees not pass
out of style with the changing; seasons; it docs not iose its charm
wrth continual use.
Iluilding without plans and careless designing are the big items
of expense. Select a plan designed by an architect it will cost no
more than a home in which the modern conveniences are missing. It
may be a mihlest cottage or bungalow, it may bo a model of archi
tectural beauty, but unless it has the marry new built-in features
it is not up to what: is now considered modern.
Our Catalog A Magnificent Volume of 400 Modern, Modcrntc
Priml, Step-Having, Convenient Homes, HariiB, Silos, Gmin Bins,
Hog and Poultry Houses and other buildings. Every design is the
work of an expert. There nre no dark corners and all matters per
taining to suuitation and ventilation are perfect.
We have listed for every one of tho designs nil the necessary
lumber, millwork, built-in features, hardware, paint, number of
day? labor, etc., making it possible for you to build for a definite
sum of money, without waslc, and every modern built-in feuture
included. .
WE AUK EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
NATIONAL BUILDERS BUREAU
REAP TIII IK AliS IN THIS MONTH'S ISSUE OF THE DE
LINEATOR, THE WOMAN'S MAtlAZINE AND THE DESIGNER.
Whether you are building or romodoling, we will bo glad to as
sist you, it's our business, we know how. . No obligation.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT OK
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
Corner Greenwood and Madison
I.A GRANDE, OREGON
Phone Main 732
WANTED Lady for general house
work. Four in family. Address
Geo. W. Marshall, care Savoy hotel.
4-21-atp
Whooping Cough.
Give Chamberlain's Couirn Kemcd
to keep tho cough loose and cxpcclo
ration easy. It iB excellent. Adv.
AMMhiutWiWrtfi)rata
FOR SALE House 12'lx Ihird St. (,.
W. Hopkins, trustee, Mam Ml 0;
lllue Mountain Creamery Co.
4-28 litp
TAKEN From my porch Tuesday,
April 22, Red Dayton bicycle. Please
return to 70'2 .Main avenue. No
questions asked. 4-28-tf
., .You can find the pot of
gold at the end of the
Rainbow. Watch for it!
LOST A light Durham heifer, hruii'i
Lazy S and bar on left flank. Plioic;
Farmers 2 41. Reward. . l-liS-Ctp
WANTED Girls to enter training nt
the Walla Walla hospital. Apply
superintendent. 4-'jy-t
PSYCIIOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL;
Card Reading. Business iiiestiorn
answered. Mrs. tl I of I'orllanil,
l'.:o Sixth St., corner of Spring. Call
10 a. in. to 8 p. m. .1--JH-SI)
f i rst ;
third.
first;
lime
first;
time
If 1 V. ere a l-'nrmrr
If I were a tanner 1 would keep nt
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that are not so serious
as to require tac attention of a physi
cian, such as Chamberlain's Colic and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. Chamberlain's Tougn Remedy for
coughs, colds nod croup.
Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
trouMes, biliousness and constipation.
By having these articles afhand.it
would often save the trouble of a trip
to town in the busiest season or in
the night, ami would enable me to
appear, and thereby avoid the more
treat slight ailments as soon as they
serious diseases that so often follow .
Adv.
films prints
I b.Nke Two-tlay sc- 0OT.
viro in the f
k
y i ti r nega
tives. Ask us
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A Long Line Both
New and Used
All makes and sizes priced from
$20.00 to $125.00
Furniture Exchange
Black 1211 Fir and Jefferson
' Eest prices paid for Used Furniture,
BUY A VICTORY BOND
Any one owinjf the I-a flrnmli?
Pharmacy will pliasc call j'nl nuttk'
their account at nn'', cither hy jmyinjr
cash or niviritf note, Wo have hscon
tinircct credit husincss ami must clo.so ,
all account. All a'-eounfj i.-it -V.Ul
at -mice will he placed with collection
agency.
4-M-.tf " l.a Gian'lu Pharmacy.
Watch This Space
4 Windmills' of
Holland" : : .
WANTED
(.'lean Grttoii K'a-'s Suit;tb!i' t JVi
2 CflVt iMllllljll. '
Gil.
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La Grande Evening Observe?
..Played by La Grande High School Glee Clut
'9' . . an Evening of "May 2
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