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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1910)
if! r r i t r it LA GUANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAYJUNE 10, WXO. H 1 ' the cn WHO? On is capable or talang - measures. made Suits are made m .". .. WMttW .r- East, 3 M P. Big Crowd to See Cotm-dy. ' That the Alrdome is gaining popu larity la attested by the big audience that saw "Who's Your Vlfe' at its Initial performance laBt night. Too much praise cannot be given Mr. Free ! TC7 11 TP ii 28 High Grade g Natural Tone Talking and Singing Mhine FREE.: Call at oor store and hear the specially prepared .Kecords of Band and other Instrumental Ma sic, Songs, Stories, Becltatlons, etc, and as. sure yourself that' this Is the best offered. You Buy Only the Records. . . " . . ' . ' :-. " . . - . These Records are Famous for their Tone and Quality i. As a home entertainer it. has no equal.; The best talent In the country Is brought right to ' . your fireside to while away the long evenings with comical recitations and songs. An impromp tu dance may be gotten up at a moment's, notice and here you have the best orchestra of the countryto play the dance music. Or you may wish to learn a song and what better instructor can you have than one of the Peerless singers to phrase a son over, and over again If need be. e for Instruction and amusement are endless. THE CABINET--Made of heavy, solid oa,k throughout. Corner posts are made with fluted mould .f ings. '.:.,;; ;f . ' : : --v.. NICKLED TONE ARM The latest triumph of sc lentlflc research, producing the largest "volume and purest tone quality, eliminating the metallc scratch so common In the ordinary type of machine. THE MOTOR Of special strength and construction, unusiiaiiv dnrahio ' " TURN TABLE Ten-inch diameter, accommodating any size'dlsc record. ,! ; ! s: STANDARD ANALYZINO REPRODUCER (Sound Box) Insuring the most perfect reproduction of -..: any known sound; fitted -with automatic needle clamp, permitting of the instant releasing or fastening of the needles. - . , SPEED REGULATOR Permitting the- ready ad justment of the speed to. suit the individual fancy or requirements such as for dance music or speaking records. ' 'r FLOWER HORN Seventeen inches to length, with a fifteen-Inch flared bell. Finished in a beau- niu, uccy, wcu reu euainei, ana aecoraiea witn goia stripes. Lowe and his company for the way in j the best advantage and the audience which this piece was handled every was kept In an uproar from theh first one in the company being cast to curtain. The band concert in front of the Alrdome last night served to enliven things on the streets. '-vvfto'a Your Wife" will run no- ! night and tomorrow night and Sunday i night the famous "In Old Kentucky" will be-presented, whon Misr. Louise Kelley will be seen in one of her fa vorite roles. t. ; , SUNDAY ritOCRAM BEADY. Chautauqua Committee Will Intro, duce Noted Speaker First Sunday. y,' One Standard Talking Machine with Handsome Flower J ; Horn jFREE to every Customer whose Gash Purchases amount to $100.00, Customers to purchase 10 10-inch Records at time of getting machine and 10 each month for two months thereafter See and hear this wonderful Instrument and learn .how easily you can obtain one " - . ;- ONE .MACHINE TO EACH HOME : Furniture Crockery, Glassware,. Hardware. Stoves, Ranges. Carpets, Linoleum, Window Shades, V nVia0aJfUre8- We pay Cashfor Second -nd Furniture or will exchange for new. - 801 FIB STREET & 1407 JEFFERSON AYE. . . : Phone Black 611 o 1 in m 1A Thoma sBrucej n n lanager Madison Square Theatre , Company Ihree Act Farce Comedy O-'- ' Admission 25c and 1 Oc - Chautauqua affairs were discussed at length at a meeting of the execu tive committee last evening . In the Commercial club. Chief among the affairs of the meeting was the estab lishment of a definite program for the flrst Sunday of the Chautauqua week. The festivities and exercises that day will commence with a monster joint Sunday, school, followed by a sermon by Doctor G. L. Powell of Minneapo lis, classed as one of the leading ora tors and thinkers of his section of the country. - " ' ' . " During the afternoon the La Grande band will conduct a sacred concert to ..be' followed, in, the evening by a concert again, and at 8 o'clock Doctor Powell will again be heard. This time he Is to deliver a lecture. The matter of supplying hotel and restaurant accommodations to' those who will camp on the grounds during the life time of the Chautauqua, was practically decided when the "Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church entered into a tentative contract to do '." the work.' ' - ; ' v" -'Matter'of sports for the fourth of. July celebration was discussed at some length and within a day or two definite announcement of the pro gram for the afternoon of the fourth will be announced, Gomplete equipment for" resetting and repairing rubber buggy tires LA. GRANDE IRON WORKS O. F : GERALD, Proprietor G.inpic Machtaf Shops nd Foundry v CANTALOUPES ARRIVE. ' Local Market Carries Luclous Sum. mer Product Once More. ' Cantaloupes are in the local mar kets for 1910. The varieties on band are selling at 20 cents for the largest and two for 35 cents where the smal ler kinds are selected. ' COMMENCE PAVING ' PBELIMIX. ABIES.; v".' Storm Sewers and Gotten Will Be . Commenced Here Tomorrow : : Morning.. .. ' The first act In the stupendous amount of street paving to be done this year in La Grande, will be taken tomorrow when sub-contractors com mence the construction of storm Bow ers and gutters and curbing. The contractors are in the city today and are shaping things up to commence A SNAP Ik T $2300 If taken before mt v . i Six i room house tnd throe large, lots close in. Inquire at 805 Perm Ave. Phone Black 1222. Strictly FRESH Ranch Eggs 30 cents DOZEN tomorrow.' It is planned to construct the storm sewers on Depot street first and when that- is done the other streets will be cared for. This is the first step In paving, and once under way nothing will be per mitted to infringe on speedy consum mation of the big contract Royal Grocery AND Bakery 9f 77re GeornelPalmer m mini iii i i 1 1 i . mm MTAIL DtPARTMENl Wejolidtyour orders for Shingles, RubberoldRwfi, ; ! A 1 beadnin9 FH Building, Paper. ' " " Wefare prepared to furnish nd deliver material irJvV,: , promptly. phone. Main,. 8. ... . . TheFtexsok The Florsheim "Flexsole" j - ... ... V , " 4 ' - Comfortable "from the start as an old shoe. A light, flexible, specially designed shoe for tender and . aching feet. ' ; u ii ' r 'irm r renmg ton - V 0000o0