La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 25, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!: MONDAY, JULY 25, 1910. EES. TOrrEKWEIJ T T) ' ' o5) AD0LP1I TOITEIlWm '',' A ... ' ' .--Vi , , ,.,. - Who- is demonstrating W, cartridges with clever shoot. LULL CREEK iS CMS I IN YON PROVES POPULAR SUM MER HOME TO MANY Party of Girls Brare Wilds of Moun . talus Far From the City. Said to be the most clever , woman with rifle la the world. Mill Creek canyon Is drawing lib erally on summer campers. A party of bIk girls chaperoned the first week by Miss Berger, established, a camp yesterday morning at Stevenson's cabin, far back in the hills, and the party will remain there several weeks. Miss Ruth Bush will relieve Miss Berger when the latter's vacation ex pires. The campers, all of whom are provided with saddle horses and will swoop down on La Grande occasional ly to mingle with civilization again. aie: Runa Bacon, Hilda Anthony, Zoe t Bragg, Sarah Smith, Miriam Smith 'land, Gladys Oesterllng. , Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Nelson, Mrs. Zella M Stewart and children, Miss Olive Massee and Paul Massee are al so camped In Mill creek canyon for a month. "! Notice of Removal. I wish io announce to the public that I have moved my optical parlors from over Newlin's drug store, to my new rooms next door to the post of fice, where I now have the most mod ern optical parlors In eastern Oregon. My equipment is modern In every, re spect, from almost every eye testing machine on the market, up to and In cluding complete lens grinding ; ma chinery, which is now on display In my window. This is the only lens grind ng machine In Union county, and I am the only specialist equipped to make your glasses to order. I can grind my own lens. in about thirty minutes. Beware of the man that tries to give you as quick ser. vice as I, as he must substitute a stock of lens in order to give you glasses in leas than two or three days. I understand the' optical business thoroughly, from the testing and fitt ing of the glasses to the grinding nnd making the lenses, which I do per sonnally In every case. My equipment consists of more ontlool machinery than any other optician in. i'lilou Co.. nnd I know .how to use thorn to get the best results. My optical service is recommended liv hundreds of persons In Union and Wallowa county, also by the leading physicians of this city. My optical service is quicker, more satisfactory, and not nearly so expen sive as any other professional service in the city. ; If you need glasses, be sure to call on me. I fitted three cases last week that another in this city failed on. 0. M. HKACOCK". Eye Sight Specialist. Located next i door to post office. Continued from page 1 TnnBwln' Skill iS OOt COD,- fined alone to rifle work, as he also does some phenominal shooting with pistol and shotgun. ' ;'.', Mrs. : Adolph" Topperweln, . who shoots to demonstrate the superior qualities of the American Powder mills "dead shot" smokeless powder, is without doubt, the premier lady shot of the world. Although she took up shooting only about four years ago, she has startled the shooting world and entertained many thous ands of people by her great skill with rifle, shotgun and pistol. Humor and Philosophy Br WJiCAfi M, SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. THE great things that you do in your mind only are often the corner stone upon wbich tbe superstructure of your failure is reared. " A beauty doctor is as sure of her lady victim as the purveyor of a hair restorer Is of a baldheaded man. Don't be Irritable. It simply calls the attention of .the community to your shortcomings! Being a good fellow is a great stum bling block to any ambition you may have of making good. . - ' ' - The high cost of living makes plain living come on the same plane with high thinking. But. after all. what Is'the good of n blessing if it never takes off its dis guise? .... ; There may be tome difference between belug a sport and playing the fool, but it Is tmt always np-parent "Jhe man who thinks It will be all Tight to neglect bin wife hns some bard jolts cumin? his way. One mau money may be as good ns another's, but It U U"t likely to be as good as that of two other. Some person nre k crooked inhaled thiit nothing 1 inre perplexing to , them than a Ktntl.ht llk. The dlfferenee Ik i hut mouit of us com-cnl bur. blah regard for ourselves quite sure? fully. Having more liberty mid a wider range, meu don't need to Ite ns deceit ful n women: ihnt I all. Nothing looks more Innocent and offenseless tlmn milk, yet if not properly cared for even milk will turn. , Some meu are so busy climbing that they never see whose neck they have their feet upon. , No matter how uelv a thine. If it nut on a mysterious air it Is sure to be come attractive. . To be bouest nnd at the same time truly sympathetic often calls for more ability than we can muster. Sewing machines are all out of date as a piece of household furniture. A lady was wondering tbe other day what those yUoer looking things were. If there'' Is any fooling of a woman to be done she much prefers to be th operator herself.' The Myatery. How coot die look! Tha day may b. A scorcher, up to ulnety-thrce. But In her dress, ic prim and nice, bhe teems to be a cake of Ice. , ., . Though roen mny rngc and tar tlielr hair And at the weather almost ewear And ko around In garmenta limp, , bhe doean t lone a single crimp. After a vigorous Summer Merchandise Campaign we find we have a great many odds and ends in many, of our De partments. There will be many warm days before Fall so you will do well to call the next three days. A few of our many bargain prices below : $1 .50 Children's Oxford Shoes, on sale - 98c Cotton Napkins, good aualitv - - 4c 5C HA QUL- IT.mnnaft. wmss ,.. ..... - ; fancy trims, sale $2.48 Children's Canvass Ox fords, regular $1 .35, sale price - - 48c 75 c Batiste Corsets, on sale - - 25c Men s Underwear, good quality lisle, sale - 35c on sale - - 29c isses' Oxfords, $2.50 regular, sale - $1.68 , $1.00 Fine Muslin Skirts beautifully trimmed, sale - - - 66c 10 yard patterns' fine Lawn, on sale - $1.28 ec nr. i arlias ... all sizes, on sale, $2.48 $3.50 Men's Hats, fine felt - - $189 ' ' '" w atsj aa ' im eycf.iwM.' ' F'E mic Si... .J2) It inwardly aha teels tha day, Her toutward form a word don't aay, And nothing; seems to muss or stick. I wonder how she turns tbe trick. ' But if you could her secret guess " fou might not envy her her dress. ' The outside garb Is fair to aee. But things internal bully geel Cam. Natural. -' "Johnnie!" I "Yessuui." "When did you learn to swear?" "Learn to swear?" "Yes." "Never did learn." "Johnnie, I just heard you swearing something frightful." "Never did learn nohow. Guess I was Just born that way." Mercenary Maid. "Ethel?" ' "Yes. dear." : "Dov you believe iu1 long engage ments?" " . ' "That depends." .: ' "On what?" "Whether there is a richer man in sight or not." Found It Easy. . ''.' , "Ills wife never disagrees with him." "What harmony! Maybe she U lifrakl of him." "No; she has a mind of her own." "But do their hearts always beat as one?" " ' . . ' "Yes, tie always agrees with her." Car Load of w ateirmelainis The Kind they Raise in Geogia, JUST ARRIVED my ' ;" t IS I First Alfalfa Hay of Season is now 1 ; ; ; on Sale by as. : , : GRANDE R0 AIDE CASH CO Phones, Main 6, Ind. i5. A Minor Luxury. "Walt for me a moment. I must run over to the butcher shop. , What for?" "I want if o order a porterhouse 'Mist for dinner," "I thought you told me you couldn't afford an automobile." W. Envy Adam. M Whatever trouble Adam had, ' Ko man could make him aore ' By saying when he told a jest, , "I've heard that joke before." . Success Magatlne. ..,'. Excellent. "What would you ndvtae a fellw to do that is broke.". , "Broke?" U Yes." '. 'I should advise him to flnrt employ ment In a repair shop." . Solitary Grandura. ' "Where did be get his title of gen eral?" .,'.; ; . . "lu u South AnierUan revolution." "Was he kind to the privates?" "He never saw any. His Specialty. " ; '' y. "What's become vt Bill Bump?" "Tie's out west dolus;. iliue." ; "That fellow l way w:w dolns some thing or somelHMly."-B;il!liure Ann',--lean. . " . V Silent Efficiency. 'Tla not tbe noisy man who score. A record worth the telling. Tha dentist calmly tills and bores While other do Hie yelling. . -Washington 8tar . Merely a Suggestion.; "Why don't you call your newspaper the Appendix?" . asked the enemy of the political boss ' "Any special reason for wanting me to do sor ; "Well, It's a useless organ."PItts borg Post Uncertainty of Love. ' ' "Love makew the world go round," they "' say. ' And leaus all humankind.' Yet 1 don't k l ow that can be Bnce lovea ta very tl lnt. r f iiostoa Herald. Professional. "I don't like to see a w man play for money." s:ild the hrUlje whUt fiend. "You don't! Why do yun go to the theater thenf-'Yonkers Statesman. Th. Net Result, i ' . 's Taylor Did the course Baylor took ia physical culture make him any stronger? Nayior Only tn one hand, fou know he took a correspondence , course. Pock.' A Balithead ia No Tn'. In. eed it is reallv crimiiul 1 . r - ... . : iA hair when cai? :. ?!y b ti saved hw a fu n-yt-i-- t .11 ' - - l a ; : PARISIAN SATS Tti .... 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'Tiberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Dir Remedy Is today the best known med 0 fa use for the relief and cure of bowel omrtlalnt. ltiir erltiinir. !!arrhnea. 4 1 . f r, uiraterr, ana should be taken at the first unnatural looseness of th. bowels. U is equally valuable for children and aJults. IfL flways cures. .