La Grande evening observer., December 16, 1921, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fi'iilav. DerpmliPT .IB.' 1931
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
XMAS SALE
ONLY 7 MORE DAYS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THESE WONDERFUL SAVINGS
CLOTHING
1-4 OFF
EVKKY OAHMKNT JNrLUDKI)
An oxtj'aord.ijiary opportunity la offered 'tV Men
and Hdvsjto save on rlotliin; just at tliis lime J!or
during these next sev(!U days we offer all cloitJiing
iiwludinK every suit and oven-oai, for 'Men and Boys
)t ver tbk enlire store at
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
WOMEN'S COATS
HALF PRICE
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE
If you fire needing xi new f!at tfHn't st'uil to .take
advanlage 'of this opportunity, for right now we are
(tttM'inir all our Women s, -Misses' and. fLIIiildre.n's
Fall and VV inter Coats alt exacuv
i
lilt-
VrfiJ CopyrljrM 1916
nlVinte
HALF PRICE
SUITS 1-3 OFF
We liave only eleven Women's IFall
and Win'tr suits left hese are in
Berge and ti'ieotiiio, in navy blue and
brown, all new siyles, und go '.w sale
to elean liiHIat '
33 1-3 PER CENT DISCOUNT
SHOES 1-4 OFF
Vjyery pair t shoes m tne entire
utore for Alen and Vnien, including
the very latest sty les in high slion'.s
pumps and oxfords-posit ively wit'i
01 At! resCiTe, to go Mi sale at.
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
HHPs. Dept Store
MD YOU NTSNV TO UEAve XOUR CC ON A
STe"P .ciRADe CK.eTHi MTH only thv
eAc: set To hocd it; why oon'T
Xoj CRAMT3 Ths front whscls t
HOUCp SNAP,
HiMAT AK20 OT
TO TfWFFlC
UII.L.
HOLD AW. KiHTe-VeRG-tT.
THAT WOOCWT HAPPEN
rttt 4
and -PON'T TAli A
VHOuSW K&A&-S TO
GONTRAGTOR
111
HNESHAPE
Rheumatism unci stomach trouble
had the best of me for a long time and
I when I Iwiran tnkiiiR Tunlac I wus al
'.,f nvn ami out. It was no pleas-
uro for tne to eat as I knew what 1
would sufi'tr ufti'iivarda, and I was so
I'ortlam
-a- UU I
ft Man
X
"Tanlac rc
a year ago arAj hiiyt
of condition efcr si
Jacobson, 1239 oi
land. Ore.. we!l-)d
tractor.
Helates Facts of How
e Overcame lis
T roubles.
ireel me to health about
been in the pmk
,ince, said reier
iiwick St., rort
iwn cement con-
stiff and soje 1
'I can say
lonir in sti-aii;li"
and in a few i
who played Armand De Koix In "Pas
sion," appears ns Don Josso .Navar
ro, the Spanish dragoon who be
comes a victim of his own love for
the charming but fickle cigaretU!
girl.
Hlkl hardly do my
nlac that it wasn't
It out my troubles
this medicine had
me feclinir as fine as I ever did in my
life. For a year now I have been feel
ing tip-top and 1'anluc deserves ths
credit.''
Tanlac is sold in La Granite by Sil
vcrthorn's Family Drug Store and all
leading druggists. Adv.
Do not use new Telephone Director
ies until Sunday morning. 12-14-4',
X-mns Special.
A Pendleton Bath Robe for $17.50.'
o. Ki-.lt i THE TOtXiKiRY.
f
tlcally arrive dat that position , of emi-. Pola Negri will be seen in the role
nence. Ills work In the umerept of La Carnieneita. Harry Liedlke
prison scenes is flawless.
"Mother O Mine" was .adapted to
the screen by C. Cardnor Sullivan
from Charles Iielmont Davis' story,
"The Octopus."
This fealunc will be the attraction
at the ArcudQ'todny and Saturday.
STAIl OK
'TASSIO.V IN
"GVl'SV ni)OD"
t'dnka
1 iRUlil
ti: likes to rap woimr, ard
n He decides thai r.lur. r nur
1'icr.i.ic his, and bru!.h? ftc husliiniid
-way as irrelevant. The change from
tho Ci iging cowardi jf Larry to
tli..t f un jifuriated creature brings
the climax of the pictue, and provides
A SAfina nf thplIU thai l.rlnu-a tl,a
PLKWTY OF TrfRILI racing through the veins.
:l ; The picture is even better than the
"Big Came," starring May Allison 'New York stage success by WillarJ
liad its first showing yesterday at the Robertson und Kilbourn r.nribrn. from
Sherry Theatre, and from the begin- which it was adapted. May Allisou
her husband th j rpltcme of and strenKlli, are five strikingly con
bh. Their guide, lliii'V liuu-1 trusted characterizations, intollliiciit-
knows
"Gypsy Blood," starring Pola Neg-IJ
ri, the great emotional actress of theji
Kuropeait continent, who made herjj
debut on the .American screen ill; l
"Passion," is coming to the SturjJ
theatre Saturday and Sunday. i
''Gypsy Ulopd" is adopted from)!
I'rosDer Merimee's original atory of
"Carmen," Twice beore lias "Car
men" been done In lllius, but
those instances they were aUapta-li
tlons of the popular French librettos j J
pui to music by Uizet for the opera l
itiMtpfirl nf from tllR nriiflnn storvjl
which . Is qailte'ta dllfereut matter. l
I
I
in!
','BIG CAME" C1VES
ring there wus no doubt about its iner- J here achieves the best acting of her
III. f I I! i . .
its. The audience manifested vrcati varied career.
enthusiasm, it will run for the last
time today.
" Whether it was the personality of
May Allison which took the audience
by storm, or whether it was the strong
plot of the picture, cannot be said.
lor both contributed in putting "Hig
Also "Fighting Fate" is shown.
'MOTH Kit Q' MINK" NOW
ri.AVI.MJ AT ARCAM-:
With maternal devotion
"Game, the Metro special, n picture In theme, and a cleverly Involved melo-
a class ty itself, it is vcv rarely dramatic plot aa ita moving factor,
that tho reviewer haa li.nl the privi- Thomas II. Ince ha woven with
lege of seeing such a pc-fcrt combina- characteristic skill In his latest pro
tion of a brilliant actress and a strong, duction for the Associated Producers,
compelling plot. , . "Mother O' Mine," which opened at
It gives the lie to the statement that tho Arcado Theatre vestenlnv. n nm.
sul plots Jinvo een worked thread
ly Interpreted by an all-star cast
JJoyd Hughes, Joseph Kflgour, Het
ty Blythe, Betty Itoss Clark and
Claire McDowell.
The acting honors are pretty even
ly divided. Joseph Kilgour, as the
financier, gives his customary sound
luturpretation of the heavy role. Het
ty JJIythe, us the wayward woman, Is
not only, beaiilllul und gowned in
surpassing elegance, but demon
strates genuine histrionic capabili
ties In Iter many dramatic situations
Claire McDowell, la the title role. i;i
sincere und convincing, and Hetty
Kosu (.'lurk commands sympathy and
admiration as the plucky sweetheart
of tho coiubMiiiied lud.
Lloyd Hughes, as the boy, Robert
Sheldon, demonstrates that ho Is not
only destined to become n tou-nntch
1,10 1 dramatic actor, but that he has nrac
Chamberlain's Cough Kcmcdy
'.Mother's Favorite.
the
bare. The picture tells of the C'uiudt. tho wear and tear of tho most cjact-
D adventure of I jury Winthrup, heir f lug nnd crltleul screen audiences,
to the millions of the Boston Win- Woven also Into the driima, und
throps, nnd V wif-. F.lennnr, who adding materially to Itn excellence
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
tlon picture fabric that should stand pleasant tu.sts and prompt und ef-
Christmas 15 AlM0ST HERE!
YOU WILL FIND GIFTS
('ipar.s, Pipes, Pill Fold, Coin
for DAD J'"1'!', KazVTs, .Plavin.n' Car.ls,
and Collar JJas.
MnTrlfP 'w"V.s wants Liet's or
lVlUinCU .1 , ;T i ti.- Clineolafies, "White
SISTER JEv.',ioi,,,t Wi,t,'r' vr s,!1"
BROTHER'" -v '!f0s'lt,s' Fountain Pen,
l'tcrsliurp, Pencil, tatiunry,
J JYrliTVie, Iland Hag, lanienri
Set, Brush and Conil,
pnirwrNP Ty ry Uml Vase, Ivory Per
riVILnUO f,,,,,,. jf,,,);-,,. All nt priees most
atitraetive.'
FUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
fectual cures iiave tnadc it a favor
ite with penpli,evervhere. It it es.
penally prized y nfothcrs of young
children for colds, CKup and whooo
ing cough, ns it 1 wafts affords quick
relif und is free fwinlipium nnd other
harmful drugs. AtluC
Do not use new Telephone Director
ies until Sunday morning. 12-14-4t
Home Wade
Tamates
vT
PutmaVs Drug
StoV
Snodgrass
and
zLimmerman
Funeral Service (Par-
tor, Licenced mbal
. . .... . - 'ty.
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day ' Phone
Main ' 62, Niglit
Phdjve, Main 743.
1505 Pourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
Harris
Grocery
PHONE M .
FEESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER
A SPECIALTY
We Sell and Guarantee
CHAMPION FLOUR
J
4" 4 41 i -i? if 4 & 41 fr 98
Soe
TlUlfc, for INFANTS Bi INVALIDS
lie Original
Avoid Imitations
and Substitutes
Forlnfants,InT3lliJsanaaro-lngCtllilrcn iRIdimnk. milted grain extract In Powder
Tho Otlrfnul Food-IWnlt For All Ages No CooLing Nourishing; DicMUUo"
TV M
III ifellM
n mm,
The Foundation of
Good Dress
GOOD TASTE in dress must
find Its first expression In .the
proper Corset in the harmony
if simple, beautiful lines and
right proportions. Women of
discriminating taste aU over
America wear
'La Camille' Corset
because they give the correct
silhouette and accent the nat
ural beauty ot the figure aa no
other Corsets can. There la a
"La Camilla" model that will
fit you perfectly. j
M, Have a trial fitting and be con
vinced. A complete line or n
models on band.
RED 3221
Mrs. Robt.Pattison,
CORSF.TIERE
1702 Oak, Corner of Spring
mamm
Welders of All Metals
TDK BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrindlng Crankshaft Regrlnding
Pistons, Piston Rings. Piston Plna
Makes Overhauled
i Cm nnd TractorJ of All
j i.;'4Nv.. , V;A"iV MmMm Work of Ail Kind
I t? r'jif I w we iquifmed. and manned by exptrta j
I V ,y , ,f I ZoPiJe abova work
! km t !
MS ! LEIGHTON'S WELDING
Sf&fe j ! AND MACHINE WORKS
TKA I X B. W. Lcighton, Prop. j
' 1- J.
Thoy call rt """V
i Phona, Jl.-vck 121 Fir & Jefft-rrfj $
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascetyletei welding of all kinds.
Cylinder! taring and oversize piston.
Crankshifts, Pistons and Piston Pini reground,
u Give ns a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
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Ctsrrro anri
MONDAY
AT THE
STAR
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Bed Room Slippers from 93C to $2.25
Japanese Kimonas'a , i 59
Bath Rcbe Blankets " $6.75
Indian Robes '. 3 95
Ladies Purses ...""ii9to'$8.90
Fancy Box Stationary 25c to $4 50
Fancy Bath Towel Sets ...81.69 tc $2.65
Perfume in Fancy Boxes 25c to 50c
Stamped Towels 39c, "45c and 55c
Stamped Pillow Cases, per pair $L4&
Stamped Sets, Buffet Scarf, Pillow' Top" and' Cen
ter Piece. .. :..L gnift
Stamped Turkish Towels 98c
Aluminum Sdt, 3 piece Stew Pans 'j'j 33
3 piece Mayanaisa Set """"' $369
Cantly Jars .t.; "' ""i'25
lfitejmMtjth Sit m
fm fea, trs sa u$m
temJ&m 9c&ftot& & 9 tj-pZ.
Anlriws Variety Store
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