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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAYl JUNE 23, 1910.
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sir Entire Stock is yours a? a Qreafty
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REMEMBER every article in our entire store is reduced
ONLY a few days more to save money
You can always do v better
and better now than ever at
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Artr you frequently hoarse? Do you ha.
Hut annoying tickling in your turoav e
your cough annoy you at night, and do yoi
1 -"j;; ct!; 't h I wnn wan-
relief? f so. take Chamberlain's Cough
n j i' .lit t J ,
. ii;uinuj uu juu will m yicnwwi
Fruit Trees. '
D. H. Proctor, representing Milton
v.irrio Ordflr now for fall and
spring delivery. " V . i-1
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$ &
Winter la ocmlng; you -will need
coal. You can save money by order
. lng now.
GQANDE RONDE CASH CO.
SOMEB
ODY
is going to be disappointed when the five
acre tracts we have been offering you are .
all gone, and they arc, all but two.
We have some fine, buys in residence '
lots at $125.00 each; $25.00 down and $5.00 a
month. Better Investigate these. ;
Bell Phone, Red 801 Independent 262
LA GRANDE Inv. CO.,
Foley Hotel Bid., La Grande
A HOT LAKE RECITAL " A
Unquestionably the finest recital ev
er produced at the Hot Lake Sanator
ium where siml'ar endeavors have of
ten been attempted, was heard last
evening when the "Lake" was made
Into a grand opera auditorium, as It
were, and a large number of guests
listened to a musical and reading
program of really excellent quali
ties. , Vera Jane Edwards was the
gifted personage and it is agreed
unanimously today that her artistic
abilities are superb; she Is an lnter
perter such as Is seldom heard out
side of the centers of population. No
less refreshing to the musical souls
were the many other numbers olj the
program, and from the opening over
ture to the finale, the program teem
ed with richness and style. Encore
after encore was called for as selec
tions from "The Isle of ' Spice', "The
Jolly Musketeers" and other well
known classics were rendered. ,
The Hot Lake orchestra under the
direction of Prof. Selak made Its de
but and "won a home' 'as the saying
goes In baseball parlance. Vera Jane
Edwards of Chicago clinched univer
Bal admiration by her first number,
"Little Maids of NIcobar," from the
well known opera "Isle of Spice" and
the second number "A Japanese Love
Song," Miss Reath Fowler of Port
land singing "Garden of RoseB" and
"My First Love" was second to none
in the cast according to many. Frank
R. Bradges, the well known musician
and reader, captured the audience too.
"I Fear no Foe" by Pinsutl and a
monologue constituted his well ren
dered part of the program. C. P.
Ferln the well known tenor of this
city, rendered that masterpiece,
"Friends" in his characteristic man
ner. Miss Reatha Howard and. a cho
rus of ten demonstrated that as the !
program neared its end, the style and
richness of it was not diminishing.
Their number was entitled "Are There
More at Home Like Mary?" ,
Mrs. Edwards' third and last ap
pearanceshe appeared during the
evening in two readings which simply
took the audience by storm -wa p
beautiful pantonine on "The Star
Spangled Banner" and she was as
sisted by ten young ladies. The even-
that come to a community and It will
be many days before the manage
ment can duplicate Its recital of last
evening, The loqal talent from Hot
Lake assisting in the program were: '
Miss" Anna De Long, Miss Florence
Barnett, Miss Marie A. Barnett, Miss
Helen Young, Miss Julia McMahen,
Miss Irene Miller,' Miss Emma Dob
bin, Mis Lillian Peterson, Miss Flor-'
ence Taylor, Miss' Laura ' Menzles,
Miss Amy D. Currin, Miss Alnn Hood
Gus. Melgard, Vern Wright, Harry
I Armstrong, Maurice All ton, Frank
Pasor and George Keough.
Among those who attended from La
Grande were: Mrs. Fred B. Currey,
J. J., Carr Will French and wife, Mrs.
F. R. Braidges, Ralph and Chas. Rey
nolds, Walter M. Pierce and Hugh
McCall. All praise the event in the
highest terms.
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f ine Largest oiock
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f - Missionary Meeting.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will ' meet to
morrow (Friday) afternoon with Mrs.
Henry Henson, 1325 Fir street .
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are afe,iure and reliable, and have been
praised by thousands of women who have
been restored t l"lt' itumitflt their eentla
aid n
AGAIN IN THE TY
w yon hare the 0iortunity
consult.
to
Dr. W. H. Keating,
0P SfltT LUKE,
The" Well Known Eyesight Specialist
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Supported by an Excellent Company Opens
Ihursday, Evening, June 23
Mi
AND CONCERT
of Cnt Glass, Hand Painted China, (Silver-
ware, Sterling and Plated), ever shown in ;
Eastern Oregon for i
JUNE WEDDING GIFTS.
We also have a large stock of Plain Band 4
Wedding Rings, any style or size, 14 Kart $
SoUd Gold, at $1.25 dwt. r
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
5IEGRIST .& COMPANY!
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS. V J
The Largest Jewelry, Store in Eastern $
Oregon. ' LA GRANDE .Ore. i
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If you have defpciive eyesight or lm-
propertly fitted glasses W. II. Keating
Is not a stranger as he has visited
your city for the last six years and
will visit here regularly in the fu
ture every three, months and can fur
nish you man references In La
Grande. He also grinds and makes
every pair of glasses he fits and car
ries the latest Instruments for mak
ing a thorough examination of the eye
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