La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte o WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 21, 1&21 PAGE TWO e e LA tfRAXDE TTENIXG OBSERVER G-O O D T AS T p Good taste inlrcss myst fun! its first egression in bs prop'r coi- s set in the harmonynf Ix-aurifiiJ . ' jine and right proportions. Whatever your type pf figure there are many GOSSAEP Flint tar In CORSETS created in accordance with the unchanuinK principles of beauty and good taste flint will assure you graceful lines und fatjliK;s3 proportions, Our thorough understanding of modern t'orsetry -makes certain your complete satisfaction ' l-hOObliier6. TbC llillllr P tO l.iU . Vl .....I Sv.V,r,n tVl..-e :t rli-O'irtot Unf.nl.AniiiiivrkHrv nh-rl. n:,.. It ....1 .u bL 'n..k n ... .-...- . n. , mina i.virr mm .wvi.iii -.Vr "... v" in( t..-W' ....i-...-.- tain imily became acouainted. the friend-1 to ouhWcve tliH Mly ai the proper shk, huving continued during the in-' nine. r. A.K, Ivanhoc, county -tervenmg yeara. Miss Ilwyer if now reboot sujieri-ienvlenl, and Ml-w traveling over the Unit. I States giv-i Louise Zorn. county health nurse, iing truvelogues on the Philippine In ...ill In Kin..). r- I.. llh.ii.lii l,.n,l. ...I ..llt.....Uv..lw. ..U..,...l 1. in - PKICF.I) FROM $3..r.O TO $12.00 : . For Sale By Hill's Dep't Store ' ' ; .COMFORT IN YOUR HOME KAN'N.KKK HOT WATER HOTTLK In your home means Unit you will hnve one when you need it, Unit doesn't leak. KANTI.EEK Rubber Goods are made in one piece no seams, no patches to come off. Cuitranteed for two years. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE RFXALL STORE Buy Syrups Now at Reduced Prices Owing to a surplus of stock on hand, and to get s tlie public itcuuinted with our products, for 30 ; days we are going" to sell syrups at REDUCED PRICES, and allow you from 10 to 2t cents if yoli furnish your own cans. : WE MAKE EVERYTHING OF THE VERY REST MATERIAL Corn and Sugar Syrup 25 r Pure Sugar Syrup. Straight Sugar Syrup, standard weight, artificial maple flavor. High Grade Granulated Cane and Maple S,ugar Syrup. OUR MAPI.E SUGAR IS PUT UP IN VERMONT IN Tl llS, PACKED IIY Til V. FARMER. By purchasing during this introductory sale, your saving will he from 20 to 30'.-. Ijml. cans, syrup pails, glass jars or other containers of five pounds ,. . "v' !:: ' SAMPLE BEFORE RUYINC. WATCH OCR WINDOW FOB PRICED 1 SALE STARTS SATURDAY, FEB. 20. Perless Syrup Company 111 DEPOT, ST. " LA GRANDE, OREGON YOU CANT MAKE HAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE Nor ran yen mliO mucli money uitliout soino ell'ort to C0.VSEIIV1J lOUIl ItESOUECES liy fstaMisliing ci-etlit with a reliable lank. ",Yl'.1.lot malc0 somo al "HAY " in the SUNSHINE by starting a check account witlr us. Build up your credit that yon may be able to waster difficult problems. LA OflANDE WIONAt BANK LA. GRANDE, PKE.. .-2y.-sJ!l SOUND-RElARLE- rRCfciRESS'E Vi'C I'AY 47. DEPOSITS FEDERU RESERVE IsYSTfi-ll p 9 i win ijv KutwiH iniin iji tintiuii. iihuum, unii, uunuuKn Hne snoweu usty ucortre WanningUin n mruiwiy y w a a limited numlr or slides last even ed tnu iw'if for a numbei "f 1 'I'lin M..ln.,f,i ,.l.,.lr 11 i. fliiii inir. iif r,i..ml-r ..f th Ilniveasitv Lut deliKflU'ul parties ,thiH piist week ! ,.V,.K vfni Mubftl lliiKori J 1IIK jClub were given u keen innitfhfc into' turn me ine pari 01 mis v-rn, thin neiiKun HeernM iijch ffay'r than number or l.enuri inatvim Jive I'MiiiyUaiilu uvoiiua. .,. Jthe pruurcBsive ' woiH tile. United iStaleH h:m been carrying on since the AkhnKoti .M.nl; rinV. no li'n njin ' Pitnexiition of the Inlandn. and at the been in the iirccediiig years. " fsiinitieii, alwava meA va Tuewlny luame tune it wnnrou;ltt out throuifli remain un-uvenjl,e the usual cub n.Rht wlA;the picture!, the advanced type of rDnimi r. DCPcM unn i mil ii ii r i (juu ; 1 llWWWtetal v-vai e- - ' - . . ' . . -! Only a few week iiiuu; til hunter time, anrt Bhoit y aiieii. ; , ,h- k u, Thur(Mfty e'eiiinv, when Mi8 Nell GrimirieU dy, the Indies oT the Neihliorhuuil Club will hold their KexlivaJ, a mi ber of club lailicn behiif already bu.".v plyini? the neen.e. With the tn-auliful sunshine of today lirinKinK mernoiies of what Hnrinif weather can he, civilization and industry which in, aw prevalent in the Islands. . - . MiftM I-'aye Armstrong, physical director of l)ie 1,a trande puoiic Ht-hoolK. pleaed her auilieiibe wih .vill a't aa hosteNS. .Mm. Kav V. Murnhv was a Vtiurir.' :iK hoKleMK Saturday aflernoon Ior jlwo wauinui minces, tne. "jane r.uif he miimhen. nt ihu f'lin t:lub. Dur- lliance," and Kubenstein'i "WalU tin.ut'hlM arc already turninn l ini? the tilensunt nft..rnonn nf Bride. Itaunce. :ln her atrikinif Jiallut ilre'.-i spVfii'B' finery in dress and inillinei'y. ; j,.K uai Bohnenkamp wan winner of Miss Armstrong wan a dainty picture nniip winnowa are nireany K".v wmi JiiRh honors. Ko I lowing the putting Kruce una received nearly applause lor nr wont. . Mrs. John Chapman Bang two very pretty numbers, "Carmena? by H. Lane Wilson, and "I'm Wearing a Wa', Jean," by Arthur Koote. She was ably accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ot'orge S. Birney, and the. number wan heartily received. "Oles Olaen", (K .A. Fratt) -was then introduced und brought forth the spring styles, and they arc indeed .cwny nf the game, a dellcioin two- oe'iutitui, (lainiy -looiwear, course luncheon was served.,: Dugs, mill all tne .pretties to go wiun the becoming new gown and hut. On Tuesday of this week, d'randc lionde Circle 41, Neighbors of Wmd rraft, entertiiined Frlfiidshi'i Circle, of I'eiidletun, lit the Kaglc' Hall. A chicken dinner was served at one o'clock, the table being beautifully decorated with a hue;e c.ile with the lodge b iters on it; as a centei piece, ami red and white carnations and white hyacinths. In the afternoon, the following pro gram wus given under the direction of . Miss Maud (Jrouterr Address of Welcome, by Laura Head; response, Dorothy Thomas, of Pendleton; vocal duet, Margery Maguire und Itaiey Itdibs; recitation, lluinelt; violin solo, Clark Kitzt.nald, ucronipnnied by IJave Stewart; vocal solo, Mrs. Ilach- lirinii, accompanied by r ranees Os iboine; recitation, Veil Cillhanks; vo cal solo, Kunice Fowler, acconipaiiied I by Clark Kitssgcrald on the violin and Imve SUiwart at the piano; recitation, jiMellie liaggert; vocal solo, Daisy Koblis, accomiuiied by I'riiiices Os iborne; a play, "l'liotngiaph Gallery," by the Alesdamcs. . llnllfind, J'nrker, lAllstott, Robbs, il.ichrii.au, Sidney i llappeisett, Duggert, Unci, Cann y, ' Hough, ilurnett, .Miss Crnuter ami IHertram Itcliinson; violin :-olo, Clark j l-'itzgerald, accimipunied liy Dave ; Stewart. I The drill team consisting of Neigh bors Allstott, Haeliman, Parker, (.rou ter, MacDowell, Iluppersetl and Dag gett, and led by l.ucie Iluell, captain, put on the drill woik in n very credit aide manner. In (ho evening, lunch was served at the hall, after -which lodge was in ses sion, at which lime the drill work wu- Mr. Irvin Wilnon, of this .city, who ha- been called to labor as a -mission-ary'for the 1..I) . S. church, has been assigned to the Northern States AIi. soii, with heafjtiuarters at Chicago. Tne party that is lieing arranged for his benefit by the M. I. A. will be held loiMorrow night in the Amusement Hall of the Cnureh. As a general in vilation is extended to all his friends .and acquaintances to lie present on this occasion, it is hoped that a gen erous pursewill be secured for the n .ssionary. Vj-'he.. program begins at night-thirty, and dancing at nine. , i. - The Women's Relief Corps held their u.'.ual monthly luncheon for the (). A. . and i-nvitod guests at the K. of I'. Hall Saturday. A delicious luncheon wuh served and an enjoy able program was rendered. . One feature of the program much enjoyed by the G. A. Ii. was the sing ing of the old songs by the girls who were present. 7he program was un der the direction of Mrs. Dora Div ans, patriotic "instructor of the local corps, and the occasion was to cele - - ., ....... i, i i unn kopn.. rn Well JCnown Flarist Tried Eighteen I"' an my i. , 4 " Years to Get Kelief I'anlac Over- j several pounds yi W-igkt I gained By . came Trouble' Three ' Yearn Ago j taking .Tanlac, and niy appetite is' Still liijoys Fine Health. ' simply splendid. In fact, I am In per- ; : , fect health in every way. My wife "Tanlac proved to be utt what my u's took the medecine and it (lid her wife and J both needed, and we haveja w,i,i f good, and I don't think been praising it for nearly three anybody praises Tanlac any more than years," said W. A. Mohr, well-known ! w(! ,0." -wholesale florist residing al llol-1 ..,).,,, js s1i in a Grande by ly St., Seattle. jsilv'rrthorti's Drug Store; Putnam "In the year nineteen hundred l')1U)t store; Clyde Kiddle, of Island! began having trouble -with my sto- (.jty an(1 ,(ly lhe, lending druggists in mach, and fully fifteen years ago it . ' ,own ,iv ..... l. ...I 1 ;n n,;t...u nil Ihu ' Rill Wl HUM J Ill 1,11.-1. 1 J time. My food seemed to collect in a lump right in the pit of my sto mach, I had such terrible pains near- 1 all the time I would rather miss a meal than endure the suffering atler wads. I gradually went down-hi!l Manv (lavs it took all mv will power ...n. inwuuuicu unn umuniu .... . - . i .1 i :llroD in ami let mm eui you on n much laughter by his make-up and J J "jeep from going to bed, and ri, -'1-, ,. P f that hot. ,K.ef roasti a ellp of presentation of several readings in I Bn taving pams all through , . ff wiiM wninped the Swedish dialect, one of which was 'y ""V". '.,.,, .ee of pie, a dish of sal-, " ' tuum """I" ' .. i,, . .!. ...I ,;il, ,! nil for ii shoulders anili1-"! J: ' , M mall anitlUlll. Ol llloilKy. mvwyn ready tor you at Ji m a. m. io i:.vi in Seattle so many people begr.n prnis- :' , , mg it that 1 fell in line and it wnn t jthicu-c uv,im.niiuu"j . long before I was completely relieve! . ' 2-23-tf most appropriate for Washington's Hirlhtlay. As a closing nuintier, members of the club were given suggestions for the first lines of limericks, and were told to complete them. Wlien ull were finished and read, the members were unable to telll just which one they con sidered best, owing to the wide diver sity of styles and subjects, and the mutter of choosing the club poet luureale wus left over. During the time the members were working on the poems, Sam Cochran and Thorn ton Chapman were asked to watch the "pot boil' and soon thereafter, serv ed the guests from the large black kettle on the stage, under which a fire or lighting effect had been plac brute the birthdays of Abraham Lin- ied, with pretzels, hnnded out on large coin and George Washington. Read- forks. , ings were given by Misses Bertha j K. A. Pratt acted us chairman of and Klorencc Nelson, and Miss Kttajthe committee which planned last ev- Ho.He Kitchen, it. J. Kitchen gave ajcning s program, ami was aided oy Mrs. Pratt, Miss Mildred Oliver. Mis: Sarah Smith, Archie Miller und Ii. M. l)ulioi8 -of the program committee. : very interesting talk on Abraham I. in-; coin and Mrs. An K, Ivanhoe gave an other enjoyable aand interesting talk on Washine-toA'aftd Lincoln. Itev. A. U. Silton ulso gave a very interest- The juniors enjoyed unother one of ing talk- The program closed with a those delightful vespers at the. home, song, "Three Colors Has Our Nation." of Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Mossman last l he G. A. K. and' W. H. C. then held Sunday, aiiout forty being present, their regular meeting. ' ' As the vesper rollis soon o be clos- . : ' ied after which time no new juniors Saturday's Telegram contained a will be admitted, it is expected that a .' ... , I. ..ill I.. ........ ..ill . I. ...... .,! again put on at the special ic juest of , picture of Mf-s. Colon . R. . Kberhanl, ' till larger number will be present uie i einiieion ueiegauoo. w f(, of Senator Kberhanl. und their The Pendleton ladies present wei"o:Uvo children, . Dorothy Adaline and i Mesdames. Dorothy Thomas, Agnes I Dohnert, Ida Olsen, Tillie Walters. llaltie Ferguson, Lillian Trailer, i Sophie Thompson and Anna Ilobeit 1 son. ,.. Mr, and Mrs. Klmer Sloililad are entertnining the incnibers of the Clio Ciub this evening. The members of the executive board of the Westminister (iuild Chupter were delightfully entertiiined al lun cheon Sunday evening by their piv.-i- oent, E'Vanklin Knapper. Mrs. Kberhard and her children, have been spending the past sevural weeks with their husband and father in Salem, c- i l Ji'aya- '1" ittttllrii merutlvrtJUiil home Service niecretury for the Ued Cross, spent Saturday in Pendleton, conferring with Miss Katherine Ewt ing, of the Northwest Rod .Cross head quarters, who was spending a few days there. An interesting and welcome guest this coming Sunday. The committee in charge fou the afternoon wus composed of Mrs. II. K. Groves, Mm. Vivian Oakley, Mrs. J. P. Caldwell and Miss Mary Nichols. i A big hit you must not mis.-.-Chos. Any 171: "Peawful. Valley,' '. at- jVrcade, slarting Thursday. '.' H--,i.-r ':- .. ' 2-22-2t. Mrs. Hay !'. Murphy. At lh ii th ,.iiv is Mis. kd Wiaeht. of La prettily appointed tnble, plates were ,(;,aMlc, who is visiting .Mis. 15. T. laid for ten, and u dainty two-cour ,c j nuss,.ie u, Mrs. Fred liuchlel. Mrs. THEATRES Tin ObBorver win pay a Kwoo prlc 'or clean ragi A great lunch an a real hot lunch -that is the lunch we get nt Al .(Cain's Palace Confectionery store. Drop in and let him cut you olf a delicious hot coffee with whipped rheumatism in my knees su bad I couldn't sleep well. "When Tanlac was first introduced; WHITE ROCK PORTLAND 1 -'sp : mimmss&tsstsiL ii You couldn't make them better if you made l hem yourself. YOU couldn't buy better materials, fc'cnd them any more carefully or put them together wuh any better workman-' ship, even had you bwn.a lite (inir on thejob.ForH06D'in the new White Rock Portlan-J has met ail your needs with the experience of a generation. Best grade wool uppers, r.il (if tee linings, strong insoles, and the 4-ply tough so! of tii-c-tivad stock all driven ,: together for ntiles of wear by tlie Hood Pressxire Process. Ask at, your shoe dealer to see the White Rock Portland. ' If he hnsri't them, wr:tc us. Remember, -HOOD is your guarantee. cyfifc any dealer or isrilir ui. HOOD RUBDER PKODb'CTS COMPANY, INC. WATEKTCV.N 'Wright is well known in Salem, hav ing lived here when Mr. Wright was secretary of the public service com- ! luncheon wus served. Following the .luncheon hour, the ; work of the year was- talked over, I preparatory to the annual reports 'mission. Safem Capitol Journal j which are to be given at the next (meeting of the Westminister Guild, Th(. thursdny evening art class of land also .at which the new officers llne Ui,,e in Art t.llss (,., postponed I '"n.,1" ,1 t'1,'I'u"'-, , , . I their regular meetings from Thurs- 1 he officers and chairmen enjoy.i'B ,o, .: r,.,, K.iti.i- "SO row; r.Eri'Y" is full of -"PKr;' One of the best comedy-dramas of the screen is "So "Long Letty," tile Roliertsoii-'Cole super-special which will be shown at the Sherry Theatre for the last times tonight. Ailm.tr, 1 Airs, .iitirpnys hnspilulitv were, the ()Wj11(f t() ihe special meetings which "' lne last times tonight. Adapte, Mioses Ihitlie Short, Orn Kckles, numllPr 0f tnt. churches lire holding!'0 thp silver sheet from Oliver Mor- Jessie Fuj i is, Mildreil Riddle, anil Helen McDonald; Mrs. Alvin H. Dur yea, Mrs! .1. 1... Ingle, and Mrs. Oscar I'lmrch and son, Donald. With n record nttenilnnce of mem bers, the Young Women's Kducntion al Auxiliary was royally 'ent'-rtaincii ;Moiilny (iveiiing in the parlors of the Methodist church. After u short bus iness meeting, the members adjourn- ed to llie mnin room of llie church, I where an unusual evening's ontertain- jment followed. t .Miss 'i'helnui Oesterling sang two very pretty solos, "In Old Madrid, mi i in moneill r or 1 ou. ti .high school orchestra, under Wyf dir on 'Ihursday evening. No meeting of. " lamoux ami success. ul sUge the class was held this week, owing -"' of lhe s",,,e name, "So Lot.g to the time between the meetings be- I'f1 "Pl'ears to better advantage on ing too short to prepare for the next' ,!iCree" because of the wider scope lesson. I"f the fimera. At lhe meeting lust Thursday, at ' T,hc "f"''? of "So I-ont? I-etty" has ;tht- home of the leader, Sin. K. P. ? w.' swapping wives, disgrunt. Mos'siim'o, ' tliti , prngraiii was ; biiilti.N bunlmnds, home cooked n.eals, niound the life .'mid works of the Jam-' 1 "r,s P" gmifham drcss- ous painter, Jean Haptisle ' Camille ' sardines. Likewise It teaches t orot. Those who had prepared spec-!? ,!es"on, tu perpetually dissatisfied ial papers for the evening were Mrs. individuals. ,' . ' K. K. Ileattv, Mrs. W. II. Leisman, ! Alsi showing Chas. Urban "Movie Mrs. O ,K. iioran and Aliss Lulu llur-1 nats. KKAL FOOTBALL CAMK IN l'KTl'KK AT THE ARCADICi MASSACHUSETTS T nvrr knew hov' food rubbi-rs cuuld be," Whnc Rock wearers tell m. That wi!! be your pxier!cncc,tco, beoiUM not a single pair leaves the HK)0y plant without (ull inspection. Sturdy, gray, tire-tread sold joined to heavy black uppers by the Hucd Process. Made in all sues for all kinds of hard swv ice .They re leader 1 e.vi cWOlV Do vbu remember the old black pure gum boots which wen- still puod niter years and ycar3 of keeping? HieO Red Boots j are theonlyrcd bootr; which will art the clearly '.hows the Wt'SW value of the patented y'Xg1 ''fflk Hood Pressure Woe- Jr eirtijjp esi.Retiiiot-ts Sl wearlongand mmm irirai fiLJgalHIIBBi5Bg Just because she was making a pic- The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. I ll K....k vncatittt. frii,... tli.tm n lection of Mis Flam-is Itii-nie.f nla ved i. ... ,i...:. :r..t ....... - -y ,UOUSe .IIIIIIIIK 1 llHH ll.lllllllUI IHH several selections which were irrciitK1 .1,.-.. inu (l;il: tr....i fl'h.. bnrs i njiiyed, niiV later, the high school's Were Tilcuunt)v soent in dancing. . lure "he h"'1 to root for the wrong I inn!.' (uartet sang. "While I hnve 41,,-i., lln,i mUsic. At 12 o'clock, dain-1 ba" t,nm- hou." and "Cood Night," responding.,.. nieshmeWs were serves). Those! Wanda Hawley, the Kealart s.tar, to an encore with "Miss Brown." i who' enjoyed the' evening were Mr. I' ' Ih'ng a dyed-in-the-wool ' lhe balance of the time was given jrs, w. Weeks,, Mr. and Mrs. 1 football ran, a situation well-becom-over to Miss Agnes llwyer, who Marlowe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Valt-1 h,r former connection as a stu charnied her audience with an illns- ;.l.nes, Mr. and Mrs. John ,Vr,m, ident in the University of Washington, trstcd lectmv on the Philippine la-'Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Hingo, Mr. and Kealart ws most fortunate in se Innds." Miss Dwyer is tlioroughly i Mrs. Jack McCarthy, Mr. and Mm. curinir the Stanford-U. S. C. game familiar with the Islands, having; Tom Williamson,1 Mr. and Mrs. i, for the scenes in "The Snob," adapt spent the past sixteen years there and ; laiuglnsa, Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Moss,'0'1 tnxm William J. Neidig Satur her message gave all a better know-i,i i,. '..i "v win' w.ilLwe I day Kvening Post story. It proved lengo oi tne lapul growtn ami ad vancement of the Islands since tlivi.' annexation to the United States. A social hour followed In the par lors of the church one of the most hard-fought contests Honoring the U Grando girls' bas- uf s,l'"on- 8 tn,e "trru'lge fight," t..ti..n i-,.m m.n,i,... f th l.u.l a Stanford was out to redeem a pre- hurh hool bil ls' team und some bf " ' Kore- 10 lo . for I red carnations hen,.. ,.r .1,.. i:i,i fnmm U- S. C, does not indicate the real I ing used in a unique decoration. Most ., hostesses Saturday nirht for a; thrills of the play. delicious refreshments were served .by lmn,,,.t nt ,he high school. The afV . the following hostesses, who were fii.,,,...i .k., ...,,m-. ,,,. ,i'the responsible for the evening's eaier- ,,e benefit dance given at jeonnection with the wveMy concert by tainnienl: Miss Ilrnipl Ilukari, Misi i.ii.,ly hall by the Phoenix tlub. Grande s own ofi-hestra. Ihelma Oesterling. Miss Imugen-. Ht ,i,, BliniU,.t besides the liussell, M1s Francis Hirnie, Mrj.,K. .hostesses and honor KUesta, were 'Miss J. Huston, und Mrs. K. Ilorstman. , F:1V0 Armstrong. 'oach of the U Grande team; Miss F.va Hansen DO YOU SLEEP WELL? if you do not sleep woil, it's a very good sign that you are not in pood physical coiuliimn. The probability is that your appetite is also poor. You are tired out, but restless. What you need is MonwthhiK to aid digestion, nourish the blood, and quirt the nerves. The GlrkV Friendly Society will roJich of tli' local team, and Miss The S'lob" is the feature film at Arcade -theatre tonight only in HICK PARTS WONDERFUL ! Ft'N, SAYS CHARLES RAY! Hick tnrtsT Some people call them that, hut t'Jlarlie Kay thinks they're woriHtr f ill. wholesom'. and true to life. "s a mor' of fiui" he sas. meet (hl evening al Hoinin hall at j;theen Meloy. of the Pendleton high 7:30 o'clock, for a Washington ! school facullv. Pendleton Tribune..' bin hday party. Any girls ft Hie city i who are Inioivsted. are given a mosM Memters of tte tniversitv t'.ub cordial Invlinflnn W nltead. . . ir.,i.ivl one of the best i?r.arini last .eveninir tl.t has been nivsented te- i"tlev're reallv small-tvn tve siieh The 1.. S. of It. of I.. F. and K ftv the c!t during the "hurt time if 'as you find inJumn Whitcomb Uti- t.iv iotber nf ilnHr anln.aWrait organiition. Followiii,fi a very ey or Pffi Tarklngton. iiwiciob mfl rani parties last Sniur-. short rou?.c business meeting. Mr.; I'ernaps t:s attitude accounts for; p.'iiy main. Afleiwar. Die j. mil. T. Cochran iniroducvtl the Tharles ((X-'s irquallrd sueceft aj lee In cluirK? aerveil a d ions ebyn Weaker o( the evening. Miss Agres a poi.ayer of lube roles in h- silent i ibovder fe.sl. a a Dwver, who i a ruv. gursteat tha drama. I m jtWhi!"iw. 9ia Dwver. ho h' Chi- Ray in hia New Fir- X I j dinner la to be giv n noi4t thJmiing person. ha spent Xq- i'onal picture. "Peacef Va. y.'' will' je0ng i IinbVr by Mr ami Wr ia- iecn yearsginne Pljilippiiies, ; i shown at the Arcade lli'.itre TlPurs j F. E. HOiley t the lea.o .a f (lie iftd ila wine yeam ai during ifte day, Fialajfand Satuil:.. VINOL -A COMC'ATION' OF COD LIVER OU WITH HEW, Il;o-A.I) CASCAUA. Is an ideal genfral tonic for an impoverished svsK-m. It stinnilares secivlions makes your digestion wli.t it oiijrht to lie, and iiiPitjisei the quantity and .malily of your blood. PKlCF. :. TTIK KO.TTJ Red 'Cf-6ss Drug Store o O ,9 o o o O 9 0