.LA' GKANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. MONDAY; FEBRUARY .13, 1911.
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POPE'S BLESSINGS GIVEN
COXCLIDIXO SERVICE 3IARKED
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Mnnjr Comniunlcanlt Kvcehe .Taiml
Itouedk'tlon last LVning. :
: What might be termed & record mis
sion m tne annaia or Catholicity in
the. city cairn? to an end last, evening
when the concluding ceremonies were
suwounded with jll the superb rit
ual of that church notwithstanding the
battling of the elementsthe people
gave manifest proof of heir great In
terest In the work being done.
Alzamon Ida Lulas. the irlfted Muha ( To a crowded church Father Flni.
Uiiju in sermon let tare TIIE POS. ,lng addresse4 his last lecture, "Christ's
SlhlLITIES Ot mvr every erenln? Inward." His beautiful Imagery , and
ut the Oregou Hotel Half (next te Elk evati. Following the lecture
Hall). Snbjectj Feb. 13lh "The Powers the Papal Benedicttoa or the Pope's
ol the. Sub Conscious , Mind." f Adm'ls 'J blessing was gtven, the lecturer lntl
sfon free. ? ' . ' y f mldatlng his belief that It ..would be
greatefully received by the people of
all creeds,, since the waritl recognized
In the aged Pontiff a learned and holy
man ruling the great empire of Ca
tholicity with'lts three hundred niil-
Hon of souls. The Kevereni jjutn-
er made a rnoBLlouqhlng farewell tak?
fng the occasion to thank the local
railroad officials' for kindness In con
nection with the St. Anthony Chapel
Car. The number of communicants
was one hundred and sixty. The Chap-
1 Car leaves tomorrow for Island
City. Thence on to all towns on the
branch line to Joseph. It Is safe to
assure the Rev. Father Fleming and
Mr. Hennessey a warm welcome to
La Grande, should they favor the city
with a future visit.
J. 0. Carpenter of American' Falls;
Idaho and J. P. Holloman of Olympla,
Wash., are recent arrivals In the city,
both having accepted positions with
Cherry's nsw laundry and will hi lo
cated permanently with' their families:
FUBNISIHNGS
CLOTHING
SHOES, HOSIERY 1
U5DERWEAD
LADIES' FURNISHINGS
DRY GOODS
SUITS, 1 CdATS AM)
SKIRTS
PEOPLED STORE ; K
La Grande's Leading Dry Goods and Clothing Emporium
THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMY
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
February
the month
of
Special sales
- Tt bothers a great many merchants trt .Vnow what to do in February to
- keop up interest. It is a little .early to expf-ct much Spring custom, and so late
in ihe'season that talk of Winter stuffs grows tiresome to customei'S.
, We haye decided on a compromise s tot, this February between the stora "
an i our customers. Wo have bough small sprinklings of advance showings m -various
lines of merchandise. These go ods will be placed on display and sale at
. owe and eaclr day thereafter as they arrive. And the Winter stuffpardon us V
:for mentioning itwill be condensed into bargain lots here and there at prices
fin' t-h lower than wholesale. As the assortment of Mch bargain lot decreases
to art uninteresting "ebb it will be thrown into anpther bargain lot collection at
a still lower pnce.Tlius you see that ever; day during Februarv at this store
mrSv BAiie.81 .arriv:,ls a special sale day of bargains
-GREAT BIG BARGAINS. We will be able to tell vou specifically of some
of ihese in our future advertisements; "T whether you see it in our ad or not,
come to the store with the surety that vo; will see new arrivals nearly every
day m Spring Novelties and Styles and a host of bargain lots that spell ecoii
omy. , , ; . . '-v(, ,
All Jn all, we know we are in a position, and can and will do better by vou
--with you-for you, than any other storpvithin a reasonable radius of this
ciipptcccin
UUUULUUI UL
was induced to try themindtYWalr-'
2' ed the contents of only, one box to af
, . feet .a cur.er I ; value,, Doan's Kidney
I i. For sale . by. all dealer. : Prlcef 50
, cent8...y;Foster-Mllburik'..Co. ' .Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
ywith th kidney secretions,. When 1 afterwards .needed .costs but 50 cents. .
'saw Doan's Kidney. Pills advertised I i; Feb. 13 (,,24, March 6, -. 1 t
; - Dr. Lticas' Speaks Ton.'ght. " ' "
Owing to a number of requests made -Dy,oaa
'who heard Dr. Lucas last
Saturday,,- evening, and ,hls manager; ,
being unable to secure a lecture hall,
GRADING OF PAPFlM irAira un rew or..ole agents for the United ua a'eal.l0..flrn . a.jew aays
PASSED TESTS V' 1 '':) " it,v"U 'UL ly-' 1:' ? the. nnn.v mtnlmr TdII r.,,.rM,),
j . ucmcmuer um uame j-)oan s ana j .o" .e, uyiu.w .u
taice no other. ' Feb 13 11 17 i .unrisuan cnurcn. a coraiai invitation
Is hereby extended. All Interested in
Three Take Examlntlong for State
, V, Papers Six First Graders.
0'E BIG FOOL .
; Tweutyrsix appllctns for grade cer
tificates giving them the right, to
leach school In Union county, passed
successfully .the recent teachp.ra' pt;
aminations - held In thiB city1 under
the science of Being." No admission Is
Charged.
But He Doesnt Live in La Grande Sor j
: Reead the Observer. - ' 1 ' j
liVjESTY TRAMPS DEPORTED
WJervtelon of County Superintendent' nnecucut gave ar,doctor
E. E. Bragg. Mr. Brakg was" assisted
byt Prof. W, L. Tucker of Island City
and J. .D. Stout v '
LiTbft following have b:en given cer
tlflcates: ',: ; ; .- :
yr--. -First Grade. '
';' Gussle Fisher, La Grande. i
Kathleen Russell, La Grande.
Janet Davidson, Union. ; -;
. Hannah Reeves, Union.' .. '
J Susan , McIlroy, -t?nlon.
D. C. Wil3on, New Bridge. ' j;
'( '. ; ' ' Second tirade.
Mrs. Lulu Scott, Elgin. - :
Laurose Bailey, Elgin. "'
t Nellie Rush, Elgin.
Eleanor Crouter.; Union.
Mattle Gray, La Grande. '
Harvey Lants, Cove. '
Roy Lantz, Oove.
: ThDr4 Grade, -y ,
Leo Crouter, Union.
Louisa Counsell, La Grande.
Dora Hutchinson, Union.
Hazeline Wilson, Union. : ' '
I v Violet E. Chattln, Summervllle. '
, Angellne McHatton, Summervllle.
Maggie Duggan. Summervllle.'
jBeulah Rhodes. Elgin. '
Edna Ayars, Elgin.
IMabel Arnold. Elgin..
Mary C. Wells, Imbler.
,. t Primary Certificates. ,
Kate E. Pixton, Cove.
Dora Denning. North Powder.
, Appllcnnts for State Papers.
Gertrude Biever, La Grande.
Gertmde Ferpuson. La Grande. (,
C. S. Rio?. Elgin. , , : .
W. L. Tueker of Island City and J.
D.-Stout of La Grande were the as
sistant examiners. . .
DOWNWARD COURSE.
I Fast Befog Realized by La Grande
People.
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A HUle backache at first ' '
Dally increasing till the back is lame
Vand weak. '
"yrlnary disorders quickly follow;
DiaDetea and Anally . Bright e dls
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I. Thla tsl i ha r1fvwnwair1 juvmkma f9 .
ney Ills. . t- v r ' "
Don't take this course. La Grande
'reaidentsa hould profit by the follow-
' hng'etperlehc."'"" " "'" '
C Mrs. W. M. Gllea. of Rumnter. Or.
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says; "I was bothered for about two
year by kidney complaint and the
doctors could not help me to any ex
tent. There was a constant, dull pain
i across my lolna and thlB was accom-
. janled by a soreness over my kidneys,
I4lfr hark mfhaA mn Inton.M-'
' hardly steep and I had trouble
THE PFOmS STORE
specialist in catarrh' $5 Oto .cure
him' of this common yet most obnox
ious disease.': ;::y:J:'' ; ''
The specialist gave him a bottle
of medicine and told him to use It.
;The fool took the medicine homo,
took one dose, put it on a shelf and
made no further effort to follow in
structions. ' f
.,: Three months later with the m)2di
cine still on the shelf he ' told a
friend that the specialist was a fake;
that he had paid hfm 50 and still had
catarrh.:'7 .'V.'.1 i':"-
I, HYOMEI (ironouncevit Higli-o-m)
won't cure catarrh If you don't breathe
Urjlt will ir you breathe it regular
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I Fuhthermore, you don't need to give
a catarrh specialist $50 to cure you
of catarrh, for the specialist is yet to
be born who can write a ' better pre
scription , thn HYOMEI.
. The Newlln Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere guarantfie Hyomel to cure
cntflrrb or money back. A omnlet
outfit which consist of a bottle o
Hyomel. a hard rubber Inhaler and
simple Instructions for use costs only
$1.00. f?itarate bottles of Hyomel If
Herd Drift Into. Town Last-Night and
; are .Ushered , Out Again. - , f
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r A drove of twenty trampB drifted,.
Into La Grande last night and after
being kept under official care most of il
the night, were 'ushered out of town
today byyChlef-bf' Police Walden and
his aides. It Is seldom that the Willies
come to so big droves."' ' : ,;; '
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A NEW PAINT AND WALL
' PAPER parlor conducted by
CXOGSTON AND NUTTER. All
their stock of wall paper Is new
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and np to ffate In every respect
wOall and see for jonrselL We
do all of our own paper hanging
and painting in a style that Is
bound to please. 1709 1-2 6Ut
treet, Independent phone 1H1
cxt door to the Observer office.
'CLOGSTOil
AND NUTTEB
Directory of the Fraternal Orders
v 'of La Grande, Oregon
K. F. & A. M. U Grande Lodge No.
. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regula, meet
ings first and third Saturdays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
. Masons! L. M. HOYT, W. M. '
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretar:
a P. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. 433
meets each Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De
pot street and Washington avenue.
Visiting brothers are .cordially In-
vlted to attend.
DR. G. L. 8IGGERS, Ex Rul.
HITCH McCALL. Rec. Sec.
VOOOMEN OF,. THW WORLD La
' Grande Lodge No. 169 W., rO. W.
meets every second and fourth Sat
, urdays at K. P. halL All. visiting
mebers welcome. 1 '''' t ,
- ! D. 'FITZGERALD, tL;,
' ' ' , ! ' J' 11. VEKNKY CWk.
. Mi,' A.- ;- .4od Cami o Jlty
n.uts evefy Monday hi the month at
the L' a O. F. hall. All visIUng
neighbors are cordially Invited to
attend.
, . ' i: Ri '8NobJc;K'1
D. B. COX, Qerk.
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REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 19
meets efery Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. hall. AH visIUng
. bers are invited to attend,
MRS. KATIE ARBUCKLE, N. O.
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER 8eo
RIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets avory Mom
night In Castle hall, (old Elk'a halL)
A Pythian welcome to all vlslthw
. Knights.'
' jess paul, a a
R. L, LINCOLN. M. of R. 4 &
0. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, 0. E. '
C. holds stated communications the -second
and fourth Wednesdays of
each month." Visiting members cor""
'dlally Invited. Z
MARY. A, WARlCieSec; ' V,
rAULiwu EDERI.EE W V
women. oirt (YporxntAniS. It
lRonde-Circle4 No; 47 meets ever, t
first and third Thursday evthtoas "D ":t
In the month at the I. 0. 0. F. balL
CHLOE ROBINSON. G. V ,
UZZIB ELLSWORTH, Clerk. . ..