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KINK HUIM'OHT Wit Mil. It AY
IN NKW TAltAMOUNT 1'lUTUItH
Jlorlrt l.w In K.collont ltolo OppoHitc
tno Htiir In "l'lnyltw
" . tho tiuinu
Young, piquant niui talentotl. D'irin
I.oo Ih tho lonrtltiK lady for Clmrlos
Hay. tho Thotnns II. Innt ntnr. In Itln
newust Paramount plcturo, 'TlaylitK
mo uamo," winch, in to bo proiwnted
tit tho Liberty Thentro tomorrow
night.
Miss Loo la ono of tho boat act
T9ttnea of tho younger nchool of film
lamlnarlort anil an tho daughter of n
rancher In thin photoplay. Hho np
jumra to oxcollont ailvnntapo,
"Plnylnu tho Onmo" wuh written
- by Julian JoiionhBon, and Is natd to
ho tho most linpoUIng ntorv that linn
boon given Mr. Hay in a long time.
MIhm Loo Ih dollghtfully cant nn a
bravo, roHOurcoful Arizona girl," high-
HVlflted and filled with tho vim and
rigor of tho cattle country.
Others In tho nupprtlng cant In
clude Hobort McKlin, who will ho
moii ii h a rough ranoh roroman
Lillian Lorraine, im n httlturnv nlnnp
I bo bright whlto way and Hilly Klnior
an a prizefighting valot, Tho ltuu
tioiiH are Btrong, tho attnoiiphoro con
vincing, and tho theme of tho atory
raoHt wholoHome.
vouch for the itatemeftt thit . fjnW
bettor photoplay than "Lh TkaW
Kin' have boon produced within the
hint twelve months. " ,
Mr. Hold Is. a man of varied ao
complllmuttt8 and nn, all-round
athlete, all In ono He won hU spurn
by playing loading man to Qeraldliio
Pjnrrnr In hor famoUn Artcraft pic
tures. Ho ia mora than alt feet tall
and wolghfl 185 poundH. Ho ha a
attracttvu bungalow In Hollywood,
California, which la a rondoisvoiiH for
all literary and ooroon folk In tho
west coaRt Htudlo. Ho Is an expert
cook, a fine inualclrui. and an nil
roithd, thorough young American
gentleman.
Mr. Hold will bo neon In "Lwa,
Than Kin" nt tho Liberty theatre,
nuxt WcdnoKday and It la Raft) to pro
diet that he 1U bo greeted by capac
lly audlenccn.
SQUARE LOW HECK NOW
HAS FASHION CALL
WI8W AND OTIIHBWMH
I'OOLIHH FOLKM IN TIIK CITY
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WALLACK 1U2ID. l'AMOIJH
SUHKKN HTAIt, IH MAN Ol-'
UNiyUK 1'KltHONAJilTY
Cfh'bnUcil Parrtinoiiut IMityrr InMnn
,. f Many AcromplNhmontH Sew
l, ., I'lutttw. "Loxh Than Kin."
,A. thorough arllnt, poimesHlng a
,'jdagnotto personality nnd nplondlil
ftusvitcoj. Wallace Hold, tho Para
mount ufar, Ih ono of tho foretnoht
fcfroen playcrn In the country. Mr.
J!eld. who will noon he oooti In th'n
flJty In. "Loss Than lCln." Itln latest
flarrlm; vehicle, Is distinguished In
, nksunier and appeanuice, not onlv In
motion pictures, hut In aotual lire.
Hm U a gentleman In nil IiIn portray
al, hocnunu ho Is u Kentloninn by
birth, breeding and limtluot.
pur folks in tho big city aro a fine,
consistent family, to bo euro. Thoy
alt around the house and yowl about
tho high cost of living, ahrlok at
tho prices tho farmers, rotallera and
commlflHlonmen are charging, and
then trip lightly to tho phono, call
up tho grocer and tho butcher and
order them to send. up this, that' and
tho other food articles without a
question of prlcol
Thu grocer or hutchor chargeu
what ho ploasos. Ho adds it percent
age for the telephone, for the tolo
rhoue girl, for the auto truck In
which deliveries nro made, for tho
gasoline, for expected now tires, for ,
his garage Dunning, ror mo auto
driver's wages, for tho wear and tear
and perhaps for another machine
that must noon follow this ono. Then,
tho chances are. ho wIcIh nnothor per
centngo as profit on tho money in
vested in payment of all 'these de
livery oxponscH ho is put to.
What a dllToronco from tho daya
of our fathom nnd grandfathers. In
tho '70m and '80s you'd nee dad on
granddad act forth from tho house
on Saturday evening, market basket)
on one arm, wife on tho other arm. I
They proceeded by fool, or rodo If
they had
market or
Old men aro becoming' young
again, young men are getting kid
dish, uid tho kld are assimilating
nil of tho wisdom of mankind,
Wlmt will 1fl20 ttrlnir in iin nt this
Ifmvn? Mnctlv what wa much nut
Ih ml gather in no more, no less,
Lot's begin now.
Got n fresh ogg, young man? Tako
It to ono of tho big cities and trado it
In for u now suit of clothes.
tho popular progrum ror juisu is
I n nnl .(pints. Ua tnifrtr .init tiav Mm
Iiw iir.i .....n, .uv.., ...u .w
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Tho smile that won't como off Is
I of little valuo to tho world. It .is
founded upon nothing and in gauged
by itn origin.
Hadium is worth $3,000,000 an
ounce-and In accoptcd on aubscrlp-
Hon at this olllco.
It's easy to beenmo famous thesn
days JtiHt stick "Prof." boforo your
name, hitch a fow capital letters un
to tho tall of It, and then break into
print with any old sort of a. d, f,
statement. You'll succeed and will
have plenty of followers,
Wo sure enjoyed that Chrlctnins
turkey because, b'goHh, wo roHol-
utoly decided to not oven think of the
bill.
Th este fot null w'i iniro-rtm-Hil
trm low sjuar neck which
ton immediatp fancy oi th
wntnon wMiu'ir with th" rHiilt
thai ill n" trock 'irp iMnr fash
ioned nitnllnr to iti on hown
rtto Th rnrdPrt vt'DlsiIln" -mrt
rnll.drapxn nkin nr popular innl
urM of tali nw iirfjsM
Think carefully as you cross tho
threshold of tho new year. It may
aave you some painful thoughts as
you consign it to oblivion a year
honcc. .
: Tho government Is prohibiting so
many things nnw-n-day one wonders
when It will place a ban on matri
mony. That, however, might bo a
means of Htlmulntlng tho marriage
mnrket. since human naturo Is prone
lo want that which Is prohibited.
50c to $1.00
MORE
for Your Furs
Sell them to me, and make more money. I
gaurantee to give you 50 cents to $1.00
more on each hide than any other buyer in
j ' the market.
Save your furs for me.
L. L. NOONCHESTER
BURNS, OREGON
How could cougroKs do more than
a buggy or carriage, to the . iHow with tho end of Us (erm In
ir nmrkiit Inutility. Afrlv-1 Hlglll How could tho poor prOHO-
Inir tl.,.rn llu.v .nnv.i.l frn.n olnll n CUldrS llO OXIXlCtcil tl) Jail HlO VOfV I
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slitl! or counter lo countor, pricing " w "' """-m ,
meals nnd foods as thoy wont along,' Novorl Qullo out of the (uostlon!
and gradually filling that basket with : Therefore, exit the uiiitit oxtermiu-
good IhlngN to eat nt .reannuahln' ator Id u halo of cniuutlage. dlplo-
prices, lisunlly there was i bargain matlrally hnlsling woman Into tho
or two In that banket. neat of glory from1 whence he fled In
jjvon tho four legged wolves aro
crossing (lid Mexican border In nh's
against American stock. Hut that,
wo regret, can hardly he charged up
to Carrnnza.
'It la great to ho u dad
ClirlHtmai bills float In.
-whon tho
fit flPwPiT-i Jt.
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B . y r I 1 1 1 1 I I ml mamt i i kW . W ft '.Wa.i
.Till f HimiiMiMI ill I i ii i - w - - . - .
"VALLACE REID
.In hi new photoplay, Mr. Hofd
plltys'two parts that of u no'i.r-do-vftll.
who -eo rfin;e in Central
America afor being dliiowned by
hi family, urn! that of LowIh Vlckor.-t
"a young .Vow Yorker, who becomes
'a rofugeo after ho .him accidentally
killed a man while defending the
man's wife. Tho resemblance be
tween tho two mc'i Ih ho startling
. thut ouu Is mlHtnkon for tho other,
.1 1. I.. u. tA. At.. .
imiii mil ri'Huus in mo execution or
a daring design of Vlcker'a after
Leo's dentil. to.asiuniM tho namo and
htatlou of the dead mini, and to sub
Mlnito hlnihelf for him In Now York.
This situation IoiiiIh to many surprli
ing dovelopmeiitM. It appearing that
Leo's past was highly unsavory and
that Vlckera i compelled to reap tho
)--" ii, ovlng or thu othor
man's wild oats hni lusurod.
. it-K t'i iiierio cliaracterlzatloiiH
In Hits plav hh among the best I havo
over essayed." mild Mr. Hold, la a
recent Interview. "Tho Htory or tho
photoplay Is ono ofabsorblng Interest
and affordH Hjilondld opportuultlim
o a highly capable cant of players.
The character or Hobort Leo, a hcoiiii
droly young American with a repre
hmiHlble past, Ih antipodal to that of
udwiH viuKora, a bravo young Amer
ican, who accidentally kllU a man
and la compelled to flee tho country
to OHCupe conviction,
"Tho .contrasting elomentH of the
two characterizations aro Hufllclontly
Htrnng to place both In bold rollof
and thoy afforded many opportun
ities of which I naturally mudo tho
inof.li I think all of my friends will
f like this plcturo no leas warmly than
"The I'Mrolly of Franco," In which I
recently appeared.
"Tho production Is ono of the
highest standard and rellectH great
credit upon Donald Crisp, the direct
or. Henry Kntunl. tho photographer
aH well mi upon thu oxcollont puoplu
who aro nsHocluted with mo In tho
- cunt. Miss Ann LIUlo ban a elmrui-
log rolo vhlch will add greatly to
her list of admlrors throughout tho
country, and taking it nil In all I will
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Whon thoy returned homo thoy
hud what thoy needed. If thoy didn't
have what they wanted It was their
own fault. No trouble over wrong
deliveries and poor grades of goods
at high prices. Nor did thoy pay the
grocer for a lot of expensive dellv-
lerhv chnrgoH,
And pcoplo lived well In those
dayH. The food was not put up In
brilliantly printed packages, but It
was us good, or better. If an article
didn't look right dnd and granddad
didn't buy It.
Our high cost of living wouldn't
ho anything Ilka as high If father and
mothor wont to markets iih all fathers
and mothem of over :i0 yearn ago
did, llut whether wo know It or not
a snobbishness has entered our sys
'leuiH that makes such direct action
In buying imposslblo any more, and
therefore wo Hit around supinely
and tutllely yowl about the horrible
way the money Ih going,
O r
phoi rn:i:iti.v(; in puiilicitv i
Legs. Thau Yxn'
Oh, Joy) llut ICh a scream I
Twisting tho tails or tho profiteers
In our great cities Is tho fad of tho
hour.
It's groat sport, because the twist
ers soar In tho spotlight of publicity
and the profiteers are never hurt..
Flmt our public officials of the
country announced with a mighty
bray a campaign of extermination
against tho profiteers. Prosecutions
by the wholesale were p4anned, Jails
wero to bo fllld to overflowing,
Congress Htood upon its hind legs
and hollowed lustily.
Tho prous of tho great cities howled
with glee. It pluyod tho story up to
tho limit, and our noble prosecutora
reveled In tho spotlight, or publicity,
Hvurybody'B names waa in big typo
and nil wero deliriously happy.
Hut that waa all.
Nothing happened. Of course not.
for ovorvbodv Mh urnllteiirliior. nml
everybody linn a vqto at tho next
'election. , ' i
, dismay,
, Hut tho women wero bravo. What
mere man could not do they would
: accomplish.
Thoy planted both root In the
arena and looked around 'ror thu re
porters. No publicity, no extermin
ation. Thoy gel the pub.
llut wait!
Boon thov will discover' thut tin)
great houses that Hold them their
HoaUkliiH, nnd their gowns, and all
of their other finery, aro profltoera
or prontoers.
And everywhere thoy turn thoy
Will find that their miliMihnrH. mwl
their relatives, and their friends,
and even their dear and loving hus
bands are gouging others to the limit
of gouglblllt.
Will thov send their own hubbies
to prlsouT
Impossible!
! Much a thing would-bo torrlblo,
shocking, and ho embarrassing.
llut what can the dear things do?
Ah I Hero it Ih.
Advlso everybody to oat Iohs, and
wear lesB and then ir everybody
eats more and wears more it's every
body's own 'fault, and no ono In par
ticular is to blamo.
Great scheme! ICh null
less, and can be, worked as long as
the Hpotllght continue to shine and
the public Is willing to be gulled.
Profiteering? Surol Everybody's
doing It.
And the Jails aro still empty.
Dariium wiut right.
xmry
Get tho Genuine
and Avoid
Wast,-.
Ho an )itlmlst( Mndolluot Per
haps you can annex him this year.
No, don't nhk lis to divulge the
names or tho first bridal pair or the
new year. Just wait and keep on
guessing.
i Itomemhnr. brother. It'a 1020. Wo
mnde .tho xamo mPttnKo ourseir.
Keep moving! 1021 Is Just around
tho corner.
The wlo man plans ror thu years
to como. Tho root prattlus or those
that havo flown.
Do your Hhnpplug early, Only
twelve mouths until Christinas again.
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I'Ol'lt MILLION DOLLAltS
There comes a time, wo rear, whon
good busliiofls Im not so good nu It
may room.
During thu past fiscal year wo Hunt
to other countries four billion dol
lars worth or goods more than wu re
ceived from abroad.
Thut Ih our balance of trade, and
It Ih called good business.
Hut Is It?
While wo wero sending theso enor
mous atocks abroad a. scarcity wau
Doing created in this country.
Ko long iih an article Is plentiful
It can generally ho purchased for n
reasonable amount, but the moment
It begins to become scarce, UP GO ICS
TIIK PUICK.
That Ih what Impound.
Not enough foodstuffs and other
articles were left In our own country
ror our own uhu, and wu aro paying
ror it today with the wildest and
most 'iihhIiiIuo era of profiteering tho
world nan ever known.
And thu exporting "Interests'
have the monumental nerve to tell us
It Is caused by underproduction.
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STILL JOE CANNON
WITHOUT STOGIE
Tliotnurt Slum, retired railroad
mun or the Pennsylvania Lines,
now lvinn ai luillaiiapollH. lad.,
proves, that every man haa ,o
"double ' All Ills life Mr Shea
haa been uihuukon (or 'Uncle"
Joe Cannon, llltuotH congressman
and national figure I2veti with,
out Undo Imt'sj fatuous black
single. Mr Shou, as pictured here,
bu,ur? out ,thn claim.
O. W. CASH MARKET!
burns Hotel JtSuiIding
NOW open for business with a full
line of FRESH MEATS
..Cured Meats, Ham, Bacon, Bologna, etc.,( soon
By establishing a market we hope
to better serve our past patrons who
have been taking meat from our
auto delivery.
Oltman & Withers
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which we will print with any monogram you wish.
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production cost basis from 1.50 up.
We sell only printed-to-ordcr stationery
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