La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1919, Image 2

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Wl.liKM'ON'DIN'd CAU1S,
I'(K'NI) TAl'KK,
TAIiWiJTjfl AND KNVKKOI'KS,
At Prices to Suit AIL-
PITM4iVS DRUG STORE
The Rexai! Store
MAIMiK kKWKDY STAH
II.VNCKK IN "PKItl-MT
lAY"
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There teema to be no end to Mad an
Kt'iiiirdy a voimitllliy. lu her rectm1
(oldwyn HUiCt-sa tho phiijiiit air
Jtriv d nor inability u a. Uvx' swiui-
inor atiti ail nioitiul nihletlc. o'a.v
tittle, o'afl.-
(Ijinrfnn in her favotit-' pastime in
luti newest Gnldwyn Picture, "A Pe-'
feel Lady,' from Hone Stuhl'a Ppu-il
hir mi an1 play by ChannlnK Politick
Mid Ki'unuold Wolf. hirh conn' t: cornea eatahlinhed in Wadti'a h.inic.
the Sherry ttioativ tody. UctinK at hla wife tn name only. She
r.ieninnim; . . o ac(no. a ar .pulls herair his pronation wtti.
In "A I'eiroi't Lady" MadK Kan-, Huntloy JdvMtrtun. an eldo ly ar
n-'dy h.ib the role of f uello l. Jam-1 Utoi rat, whom W'mU has Inti odu rd
htn, f'atuM-d p.'ifoinier of the Merry , to Jo, looks ory famll.ir ti hr. Tluy i
Modi U lurh-.tiueia. Th beoilliful hecome vei y fi flidly. and W;ul-. he-
f oiiudifiino dnnonstrutea in aoveraMinvlne thev nr In hiv. with wrh I
M'-ini's that tlit' in veiy little of the
nit terpMfhu' mii wl'h wtilih she in '
rot fit in ilia i . Miti li-nnedy's danc
ln ttflr;hti'd Iut ass.iriuti uud hun
tr-tl n ot ht r;i w ho w re u' traded
to Hie old lalya Theani on Hrond
W;iy, New Yoik. tin- one-time famom
pl.iyhoiist lW.it ioldwn ti anMforiuetl
into a.tunh'Miue hoiMn jut a ntdnti
lor niaay mviips hi "A Perfect I.ndy.'
The utar Ik first f.'rn in a solo
la)iie antl (he applmnttt thai follow
d fi'oni thf 4 00 etia, euj;at;d as
mi audience, was Pennine. Utter Mis
Ut'tinnly doe a thitrtotie dunce
garbed In flu nation's ootors and aui
i on ntlfit by twenty four piatty choi
u fiirln in costumes lepteetiUn
.iiK'ric.i'.H allies In the wnrftl wa:.
Jleie t :iln th star doeji brilliant gi
(inion in Intei piwt.itve dancing.
Tlioiii:h ln-1 ifn inn fti no way boid-
it oi the vulvar, ihe tnorala com
nittfe of Syc.iiortt) otdeia th con
M tble to niiy tho pt ocedlnga. Th
iindtetie'. iMtnr to nt iViora 19 lb
M il's .vhibiion fll out d)e td
ly. a
OIHI oTl?l 1IH.K S f
Alt) AI'ITtlKAVItK 1VS4V
a "o
Jo viwtirav Is thmost aitrsWIve
rlrl lt:ii: r2omino Cafe. She ha
tnu gill to steal tnofrey from t.
patrons of thho esialMshi'Qnt, and
when ll.ujieon "Wade. a vealihy
TtP'o'k"r. enlera ou a aluiumlDr.
parly, li Is lucitested to hriQ-s a tic-
Young Afen!
As Designed and Made
'TTTERE it m f Tfe young man'
li ityle of the hour. High, '
vltcd-seam waistline, slush pockets,
flaring skirts. Cut and tailored by
men who know how to turn out the
smartest ana most aasmng ot sack
suit iahionsX In all-wool Argonne.
Flannels anoSS&xony Cassimeres.
And others at f.o and 45,
many skeleton lined with silk.
Hill's Dep't Store
WHITE,
(10U) KIHIK,
tlin. Wade iiOllieH that aim la Uvs
perienrtTd and offers her monov. mm
of wliirli Mho In to keep for fiurelf
nU tliHB make her immpr. Th man
agement h notified of Jo'a intention
and prewmta her ext-iipo. A few d.tyd
later thu eafn la rallied, and Jo with
line rot of the olher uirls la seutoue.
I d to iltit'e yean in Ihe reformalorv.
At the end of the second year aim
eacapea.
Jo decide that the one wav to K'it
(the thlnga lit life Mm want lt
j through anuie man. That was thu
;nly way she had ever hcon taught,
i 0 the, train alio II.ih imhi Wnin
jj'ttd otim' $ot. to urn fur prt l y
. rrotheM.- .ft' home, and whtnfr ol r
; ho may
tio w 11 1 1n v: to ivi1.
8h recfivca the, surprise of lie-
ilife wheii.Wude IhHmiis hoi that w
ja ndni: to inanv her. Jo kooii 1m-
PUT AN ENP.TO THAT HEADACHE
COhSERWiyoVR ENERGY
hy linvincrryrtni' fycs eoiyoctlv rhled with ("i l.issosf a ("ifDrqnipn)t,ii(t5
is the most iiiloru antt'-up-tV(iiU,.00 Vi'e 0puariitee all our work.
1 We are etmipiieil withc3 Vertex RefVaetioij Ca to correctly fit yn
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We have yotto
By the Knchkvhem
other, start divorce iproceedinju.
Stup:ise follow mil prise und thiim
linn out an you nevor expected them
to.
Thin 1.4 the human and ahsoihlm;
sinry of "Tho Probation Wif,'
which Select Pictures offers with
Molina Talmad,;e, today only at the
Arrudo theatre. Art in till 1 1 , i o'Ikt
Select Pictures, the Hlar is p;vsi,j,ted
.liy Joseph M. Scufiiuk.
yl Alvr NOMAD IH POItOTHY
t.i.su in "hatti,!; .iam:'
liuhlfiilH of t'liuV'uI Story Vest lie
With lteep lntmest
How one quair.l little nomad, a
rlil with a hi cycle ,dr;rtn into - a
,Iu I no town durlnK n Thrift Stamp
drive and not only helpa to put tin
village over tho top but also rights
hoveral wroiiKa and atumhleH ir'-o a
tomauce of htM own, Ik ino.st ilelihi
rully shown In "Bat I IIiik Jane,"
the first Paramount picture starrlns
Hoiothy :ish, which -will he exhibit
ed at the Arcade theatie Monday nnd
j (Tuesday.
IH)iothy Cflsb la a marvel or elev
oruox.i antl In this role ahe is fulh
as chanuiuK n in any or her pre
lous pa: t.i. The atory Ih one lha'
lends Itself to the taknta iif Mi'
star and her cast anil In addition i'
lius bouyant, patriotic and uplift
iiiM theme, will developed by dime
or Klmer Clifton und ieavlnK nothinr
to 1m desired either in point of net
Inn. or invest it ie. The support is
unusually rapu-ble.
On the same program will b.;
ahown Katty Arbuckle's new tw
reel comedy "Camping Out."
I.AI (.IIS AI'l.KXTV HKI1K
Arbitrage's new comedy. -Cu in nln c
Out." which i on view at the Aieado
Monday and Tmsda). Mr. ArbUTki .
nan the lole of the netiheted hinband
of a club woman who flcci to i sum
" t
mer camp to tind the comfoii:
home.
On the same pioram will he is
Dorothy Gish in her new pir:
"UafhiiiK Jane."
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The Observer furnisriea and printa
Rntc.i Wr-inoer
with PorNTALl.ens
J. Hk'PfAJRE & ton
Qu uptomelrgti
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ON ATI! CI
ixTi-:itKsTi; .n xioit and skx-
loll SIXil,KS MATCIIK8
Luclit'a Will Al-n iimiiIi In Slimlcs.
IM.'l.vinu In Arti'rti'Miiis of I;ih
This Wck
Tennis I lmviiiR full vay on the
V. l. C. A. court these summer ev
enings !n ihe fonn of a tonruanienf
-hi Hi IneluiUs the junior boys
singles i.ni! the, slnsles for the nier
and women. The Junior singles h'x
sau Wednesday niulit when Arthui
'I'heison defeated KhdWiilter l.ynelt
2-4, 4-:'. 4-1. Ilerause of ro many
nlshiiiK to )ilay it win deemed heat
to make the sets four Karnes eaeh.
The na me niulit Dinald Cianie;
w.ilked i.ff with two lore &eis from
l.loyd Chandh r.
Thuisday nlht Pnnnld Cramei
took Arttnir Theison In to a lealm
nf ilelent hy heatlns him 2-4. 4-S
4-1 and the sanio evonlnK Hay Lynch
was defeated hy Waldo Stoddard in
two stuikht 8rts, 4-?. 4-3.
Filday niiiht Wal.lo Rlmldard dc
leated Prank' HlncK 2-4, 4-2. 4-2
The games with few exceptions wen'
to deuce each- time and the keenes'
plnyluti on the pa-it of the winnei
was ri-'mandoil. In tho Heidenreich
llesso i'one.t the former look tw-i
5lluiKht sets with easo.:-2, 4-2. Th.
'J u'r prise of the evening waa when!
: tVed Kivetto went down to defeu:
j hefoie Hai ry Proctor- At times the
strokes were hotly Contested, but
Poctor won out with 4-1 and 4-0
r j The biy' sinKlea finals will be
iPlay-d off Tuesday. July 2D, when
,,''' i Stoddard and Proetor battle and tho
itre winner playn lleuiemeich. Vol low -;
ln the riiules championship tin
t juniors will beciu a uurnament of I
1doublv on Thursday. July 1 witb
(the Toilowinc eutrits: Stoildartt and
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Ch.indier.
Lynch und Lynch vs. Ileidgiireich
and Theison. and on Saturday. Auk
list 2 Klvolle and 0llluck will plus
the wlnnnra V ' above inuTi lies,
beginning Monday when .eallo Heii
nett will play Hiilph W inters nd
l'"iaueH C'amer will Hike on 1'
f.arsi m On Wednesday Cecil lii.Kon
Kill pfay -ISill" S'i'ii : and A Mm
ton will Iry'rtniarl .eniiell a whirl
r'rlilay the panic hetween Kicn
'cr and J. Cia nei ami A W.
('i lll !' I A "rl;,K "5:l u"sl-(j
ililV initiu Xnfiur.n' uo uailf. -a.ie
Cns; 4 i semi finais an ! .il,us'.a
tiie finals. 0
Tim ladles hnvc0not be n fnrgitlcr
in the tournai mil ofnr they will O'
hfard from en Jf. n.l:iy atinni"e
rioni 1:30 to ! when M s. Ho r
Murphy will ilay Ml, p. I'oli'k at,i-'
Ml-s Mary Oiptwe nnd Miss Mima
Cooper will use ihelr racuueis.
Wednesday aftomoon Stiss f-anf"
Pmith and Mrs. A. W. Nelson w!V
hatile and. Mrs. Mary Bibersnin a.,r
Mrs. Mary I.ouise Iloice will folbr
wit)! a warm contest. On FrlJnv ar
te'iinon onf of the wintt'is of tho
above sets will play the winner of lb.
match btween Miss Geneva Smit!
anil Mrs. W. H. Talh'ott and the win
ners will iplay for the ladies' sinul "
I'liamptonship.
Seek to Retain Old Friends.
The yenn have taught some wet.
pome hitler h'smiii none wiwer llm'i
thin: to p4ml In all tiling else, hut '
old friends to he niot miserly. -Lowell.
ItlllTISII TITI.I'.S COST MdNKV
Old raillllles or Ni.liililv .fcnli.lis of
tliivlfiK Ca-stt- l,ouie(l by Addi
tion of the .Xeuly Kit-It
LONDON-
(Corresiir.iiili.nce nf the
Associated Press) The
tender spot
in liritlsh 'political life today is the
dispensation of titles. These ire
awarded, of course, by the King, but
on the nomination of the Prime, Mlu
ister, and the crieticism of n ftirm
(tis is that titles have been Kiven fot
a long time and by various Prime
Ministers for purely party services
and practically - bought hy contrib
utions to party funds.
The House of Lords has a peculiar
interest in this tnutie.r because the
old, noble families are jealous of
having their caste loweied by the ad
ditlon of the newly rich, and purely
ilch to the oi dors of nobility.
Tile -inestion was threshed on!
Inst year and there was a general
understanding that ht-reuftnr when
honois we;-e announced the leason
for thei alleged bestowal should be
published. This has been done in
form but it Is- alleged not in sub
stance, because several much critic
ized honors in the last list wem de
sciibed as "for public service."
which might mean almost anything.
The new National parly, which
has a few members in the House of
Common has takiyi up the question.
The chairman, C.cneral Page Croft,
has written lo the newspapers i:o
poslne to prove before any Imliciiil
Meet Your
Friends at the
Popular Club.
Ifess vs. I'roclor
La Grande's Mod
Ice Cream
Rainier
Ixo
Bevo
Our Cijjar line is the Higl Clas. i Sood and they are kept in Humi-lorsi;iiir.trin-.teil
for the keeping f( ic;ars in pronpp manner- This
meaiw mill ij in .i'HK,('w. .ii khhisoi smokers
evervthiiiir at fair prit-es. ' B
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ppaches,oRaspberries Black Caps, Loganberries,
. e Cherries.
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FULlAjN'K )F I'RUTTS
Anythmg You Buy of Us is Right.
'-YO'l'iaS FOR (1001) SHRVirK
v&HGAD EATABLE SJ
tin lttee that since 1010 one mem
h.'r of Parliament has rejected an of
fer of a t it le in leturn for a cash pay
ment lo party funds and that the
father of a uiemher of the House of
Commons was offered
for 25,000 pounds.
baronetcy i
Ho ch.i-gfd also that a member of
Parliament who created a Peer aft-
er the beginning of Hie war sub-
ribed shortly afto ward a very
rge sum of money to a newspaper!
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Jewelry
Ts tlu only thing you buy lo
wrap that dot's not wear out.
V.:" It lasts a lifetime, and more
in never wasted.
G. S. Birnie
"WATCHMAKER JEW RLE R
OPTICIAN
Giar Store
r's work, come in and p,et a ro,, drink then take
iski't of ice cream home to the good wife
Cocol Cola ,
Milk Sjlake
Soda
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TRESH WATERMELON ON ICE ALL
IK MANY
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JHE -CLUB
EARL tf. D0ANE, Proprietor.
Order Now
and veoetablks
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that supports the Premier.
He mentioned also Instances in
which he says titlep were granted to
a politician of so notorious a charac
ter as to be regarded as unfit; to bo
a candidate for Parliament, to
another politician regarded an an-
scrupulous and to a third man "pre
viously involved in a notorious so
cial scandal"
general rase v.o,v ...
prove all his chnrges.
Where Sum
mer Heat is
Dispelled by
Cool Drinks
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