La Grande evening observer., November 01, 1910, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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The IconoclaBt Biograph.
Song Wateraelon Time. ,
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patron ot the matinee. See dis
play In lobby.
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LOCALS
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Vacuum carpet cleaning, taking up,
sewing and laying. 1 F, Bllllnger,
phones Red 662 and Red 141.
Read Oregon The last call of the
West, by Walter V. Woenlke. Beauti
fully Illustrated In tour colors in Nov
ember Sunset magazine. Now on sale,
all news stands, IS cents. '
The Ladles of the Bapilst church
will hold a cooked food sale at Rus
sel's meet market Saturday, Oct U.
All patent medicines advertised .In
this paper are for sale by the Wright
Drug Co. i : j ' ,
For sale planing mill end ' box
factory In running condition, 1 acre
ground will Bell at half price. Apply
J. M. Hlrsh, Union, Ore. -
The Green-eyed Monster is headed
toward Oregon. If It continues to trav
el at: the present rate of speed it
should arrive about the end of next
week. Look out .for it,
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
John ThleBon, 7$3 Spring street.
Boy wanted to carry water, $1.50
per day. Apply to Blenn Smith, ditch
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THE
MAN WHO CARES
We 'don't appeal to the Man who Is not at all particular about his
Clothes to whom a Suit is a Suit & Hat is a Hat, a Tie is a Tie, and
one thing will answer as well as another no one need take any pains
for that tort of Man. ' V
WE APPEAL TO THE MAN WHO IS VERT PARTICULAR
ABOUT WHAT HE WEARS ABOUT THE FIT, THE STYLE,
AND WITHAL THE PRICE!
We appeal to Men who know what they want and won't take any
thing else, Men who are up-to-date and dress accordingly.
By this class of Men our smart Suits, our elegant Overcoats and
our correct Haberdashery, at reasonable prices, are appreciated.
HANDSOME NEW MODELS IN FALL SUITS H&00 to IMMH)
t CHOICE OVERCOATS IN ALL CORRECT STYLES . . ..tl&SO to $284)0
Hats From the Best natters and Exclusive Haberdashery From
v llakera With a Wide-World Reputation.
visf'l. syyywy
foreman on sewer construction.
local manager wanted for the Ore
gon Oxygenator Co. to' the right party.
$150 per month and more. Must give
first class reference. See Mr. Wilson
at Hotel Foley.
THE OREGON OXYGENATOR CO.
I Portland. Oreeon.
A free lunch will b furnished at the
Lee Furgaaon sale tomorrow. This Is
one of the most Important sales of the
fall and a large attendance la expect
ed. PERSONALS. A
F. E. Smith was over from Elgin
this morning on business matters.
Rev. L. C; Eliot left this morning
for Idaho to conduct revival meetings,
W. R. Anderson of Walla Walla Is
stopping at the Foley hotel today.
Ed. Blackburn, the Baker City trav
eling man, is a guest at the Foley
today. .
Mrs. Oakley Coffin has gone to Wal
la Walla to visit friends and from
there she' goes, to Corvallls on a visit
Attorney T. H. Crawford Is home
from Portland where he witnessed
the 0. A C W. S. C. game last Sat
urday, ;".' v. '' '
Authentic news.; comes from the
Jungles that Chief of Police Walden
has felled his first deer. It is said he
has hunted for. deer, for twenty-seven
years and this Is his first successful
venture.' ; '-r
"The Cow" and the Moon company
reached the city this morning and will
show tonight at the Steward. Practi
cally all the Seats are good and Indi
cations art the comic opera season
here will open with a splendid show.
Mr. and Mrs.; Bert Hutchison leave
this evening for Walla Walla where
theywlll make their future home. Mr.
Hutchinson has versed himself in the
moving picture business but does not
plan oh going into the moving pic
ture business at Walla Walla.
Conductor Jack Heuhan, formerly of
this city but lately living at Pendle
ten,' was In the city this morning, hav
lng brought a special train here from
Pendleton to consolidate with No. 6
at this point. The "Goddes of Llb
erty" show troupe made up the spec
lal irain, and ls' headed for .Welser.,
Mr. Heuhan will come to La Grande
to live at once.,' ; '
"SVfcir Clothiers and
0)TO. Furnishers
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' KELSON FIGHTS DILAW -; I :- '.. . .- - . , ' .. .- 1 ' .,' . .. . ' "
Ho and La Grave Go Fifteen Bounds
to a Draw Last Sight
4 San Francisco, Nov. i Opinion was
about evenly divided today whether
Battling Nelsjon came back last night
when he : fought, Antone La Grave a
draw in fifteen rounds. Writers say he
did not show his old time dash but
could still take punishment. La Grave
was four pounds overweight, bo all
bets were called off by the referee.
SAMPSON FUNERAL TOMORROW.
railroader Who Died Last E -'iiini
be Bulged Wednesdar. '
The funeral of John Sampson who
died last evening at 4:30 o'clock, will
ba held tomorrow afternoon at 1:45
o'clock at the Christian church. The
local lodge of Odd -Fellows, to which
the deceased belonged will have charge
of the Interment.
LEAVE THURSDAY SIGHT.
Football Team WM Go to Spokane for
f Crucial Game Thnrsday. -Everything
is in readiness for the
departure of the La Grande team next
Thursday evening for Spokane where
the squad will meet the Spokane team
next Saturday. About fourteen men
including a faculty representative will
make the trip .
L 0. O. F. Attention.
All Odd Fellows are re-
quested to meet at the I. O. O.
4 ,. F. hall at 12:30 sharp for the
purpose of attending the fun-
eral of our late Bro. John
Simpson.
A J. E. COOLIDGE, N. G. No. 16.
LAURA WINST05 NEXT WEEK
Week Stand Opens at Steward "With
Popular Players In Title Boles.
The coming of Miss Laura Winston
on next Monday is a welcome an
nouncement for this is one repertoire
company Mr. John Cort has chosen to
play his chain of theatres this year.
The opening play will be a com
edy called the Grey Dove and is said
to be one good laugh after another
from the' rise to the fall of the cur
tain, even afterwards when at home
a point here and there will cause a
smile. '' '' '
It is this sort of combination, good
acting and a good play, which has
k. '. v
One of the many catchy settings In
made the Winston company the 'great
favorites they have proved themselves
where ever it has been the good for
tune of the theatre goer to receive a
visit from them.
This is the same company which
played the entire summer at the Key-lor-Grand
theatre in Walla Walla and
their record here is one to be envied.
As we know, only a meritorious or
ganization could and would be per
mitted to play in that theatre espec
ially for so long a period therefore it
is to be expected nonn but excellent
performances will be seen at ' the
Steward during this engagement. A
new play will be given each night,
the selections being mostly on the
comedy line but with sufficient good
drama interworven to suit the fancy of
all.
Seats wlll.be on sale at the usual
place and popular prices of 25, 35 and
60 cents prevail during the week.
Drunk and Disorderly.
C. L. Morrison was fined this morn
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the "Cow and the Moon" at the Steward Opera House Tonight
ing for being drunk and disorderly on
the streets.
KOBTH P0WDEBITES MARRY.
People Go to Depot to Receive the
Newlyweds bat are Chagrined.
North Powder, Nov. 1, (Special)
North Powder turned out en masse
last night to receive Frank Pearson
and Olive Davis, popular young people
who were married at Baker City yes
terday, and who were expected home
last evening, but failed to come. The
band was out but turned its face to the
domiciles in the city, and chagrined,
though they were, admitted the bride
and groom had outwitted them.
APPETITE GONE
Indigestion Is the Cause of It The
Newlln Drug Co. has the Care.
People go on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years and imag
ine they have a serious disease.
They over-eat and drink and force
'-warm rich and ruddy
on the stomach a lot of extra work.
But they never think that the stom
ach needs extra help to do extra work.
If these people would take two MI-O-NA
stomach tablets with or after
meals stomach misery would go in
five minutes and they would be a
great big help to the stomach in its
strain of overwork. ' ,
MI-O-NA Is guaranteed by the New
lln Drug Co., to cure indigestion or
any stomach disease, or money hack.
', MI-O-NA for belching of gas.
MI-O-NA for distress after eating.
MI-O-NA for foul breath.
MI-O-NA for bllllousnesB.
MI-O-NA to wake up the liver.
MI-O-NA for heartburn.
MI-O-NA for sick headache.
MI-O-NA for nervous dyspepsia.
MI-O-NA after a banquet.
MI-O-NA for vomiting of pregnancy.
Fifty cents a large box at The New
lln Drug Co.
Oct 12-20-Nov. t
Want ads pay, one cent a word.
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