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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. ' MONDAY, MARCH 6 1911.
THEATRE
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
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Overture Carmen
Charles E. King. ;;
Mike the Mister . . . . , . .Edison
A Feature picture. Mike,
the messenger boy, saves
j;0 for his little sister, who
is a cripple.
Hit Master's Son Essanay
a darky's 'devotion to the
: - gon of his old master of
The Italian Barber. ...Pathe
A laugh from start to fin
ish. To Bee the prize two
step at the Barbers' Union
Ball Is to scream.
SPECIAL Miss Nellie Garrick
will sing, "We've Kept the
I . Golden Rule."
ADMISSION 10 Cent
Children (Matinee only) 5 cent
everything pertaining to the. farm will I
be sold. Ed Strinham will be the
auctioneer. Everything under $10.
cash, and over that eight months time's)
ai o per cent interest on approved se.
curlty.
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Boys aria girls sell twelve boxes or
"Toke One" Shoe Polish, 10c each.
Make forty cents and get a nice foun
tain pen free. A. W. Westby 129
Grand Ave. Portland, Oregon.
The Oregon will furnish first class
rooms and board at $25, $30 and $33
per month. No. 10 Depot street.
Prescription 101 guaranteed to
cure chillblalns, 50c, Wright Drug
Company. . , ' .
Notice
4.11 that bought goods from us Feb.
3, for cash, upon presenting tickets
bearing that date, will be rtfundeo
their purchase price. " . ,
L. J. FRENCH.
Successor to Smith & Green.
Work in the M. M. Degree at the
Masonic hall, this evening.
L. M. HOYT, W. M.
WANTED- One woman in, each coun
ty who desires employment in her
home town. $15.00 per week. Be
independent and self-supporting. J.
S. Zeigler Company, Como Block,
. Chlcaeo. 111. (Mar 6, It)
, t'EKSOXALS.
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Jas. Halgarth of Elgin is a gusst
of the Foley. '
J. M. Shropshire of Hllgard Is stop
ping at the Savoy. r
Ed L. Johnson, "Frisco 1915, is stop-1
pirig at' the Foley.
Mrs. J. I. Stiergill of Durkee is reg
Ist:red at the Foley. -,,
Miss Horst of Council, Idaho,' Is
lure visiting friends.
Celia Morton and Mrs. J. R. Kooch
of Wallowa are at the Savoy
E. L. Falkenberg of St. Louis Is
Mrs. C. W. ., Darlington of Enter-1
prise is registered at the Savoy.
W, G. Sawyer, the Hot Lake ranch
er, stopped at the Foley yesterday.
. D. A. Truax of Kamela is stoopln? i
at the Grande Ronde Valley house.
B. E. Stack, Summerville, Is regis
tered at the Grande Ronde Valley
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We are going to present our customers a
beautiful Oil Painting Free of Charge. Prof. E.
M. Burt, the . world renowned artist, is with us
again and ran be seen at work in our window
from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. It is well
worth anyone's time to watch this wonderful
work. ; He paints pictures in a few minutes that
would require months of time for the ordinary
artist to do. These pictures are given away with
merchandise bought during his stay here. They
do not cost yo ua cent. SAVE YOUR SLIPS,
they all apply from this date, and when you
have $5.00 we will present you with your choice
of any picture 14x22 or with $10.00 cash pur
chase we will give you a painting 22x36.
(This applies to goods bought in any depart
ment.) SAVE YOUR SLIPS.
' Do& Woodall will give a public sale
at his fariir-knpwn as th- Doon Wood
all farm twelvainljes north of La
Grande, Wednesday, "tlarch 15. His
entlra outfit, including: 41 head of
Worses and other ilve stock ami also
t Advertising
CITY SOAVANGEK-Joseph Tutb
bull, city scavanger. Anyone want
ing my services call up City Recor
der's office.
$500 Loan Wanted Security first
class property. Address Observer.
FOR RENT Furnished and light
housekeeping rooms. Mrs. B. C. Moore
1617 Fourth street. '
FOR RENT Furnished Voems tor
light housekeeping. Inquire at Kings
Cigar factory. ,
WANTED A good woman to do
general housework in family of two
at Telocaset Good wages. For par
ticulars write to Alice Dupes, Pleas
ant Valley, Ore. Henry Henson.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Inanire at U. 8. National bask.
LOST Gold watch, Masonic key
tone fob. Elgin make, initials H. D. B
on back. Finder return to this office
and receive reward.
L. E. Tipton and wife, of Kamela,
are registered at the Grande Ronde
Valley house. , -' . ' .
'Col." J. B. Eddy, right of way man
for the O. W., is here today on busi
ness matters. .
H. Morgan, R. V. Wherters, K. Og
den and J. A. Kelley of Portlandvwe:e
Sunday gu:sts at the Foley..
D. Blrchoux, proprietor of the Sa
voy hotel, has returned from a busl
n : ss trip to Wallowa county. ,
B. W. Carr, who Was Injured early
last week, is able to be out today for
the first time since the accident
Mrs. J. L. Chapman, who has been
in La Grande for some time, departed
last evening for her home in Port
land. , .
Terry Tuttle and Bert Garner,
young men of Elgln.' were in the city
yesterday afternoon and registered at
the Savoy, - ;
J. A. Russell, manager of th? Grande
Ronde Meat, company, went to Port
land Saturday night on No. 5 on a
business trip. . ?
' J. E. McGowan'and H. E. Chapman
went to Union this morning on a busi
ness trip and will probably be gone
about a week. . '
E. C. Skiles, representing Stewart
& Holmes Drug company with head
quarters at Walla Walla, is registered
at the Sommer. '
Fireman Conley of Kamela is in the
city today. He reports that there is
some talk of organizing a baseball
team at Kamela.
C. A. Monnett, J. C.i- Weatherford
and C. J. Domberger'aU prominent
citizens of Dayton, WashingioA-. are
registered at the Foley; i ' : .
H. A. Vincent of Portland, repre
sentlng Bluemier, Frank and , com-1
pany, wholesale drugglBt, is register
ed at the Sommer today.
City Treasurer Ray W, Logan ar
rived home this morning from PorV
land where he has been transacting
business matters for a few days. .
Jerry Despain, one of the old timers
of Umatilla county, died yesterday at
Uklah, according to reports brought
here today.
Bill Kreps, formerly of Pendleton
but recently of Lewis ton, is in the city
today visiting friends. Mr. Krebs is
on his way east on business and
pleasure trip.
W. E. Taggart with the Pioneer
Land company of Enterprise, came in
from his" town this afternoon. The slo
gan of his flrm'is "We saw it first; let
us show you."
Hayes Herman of Joseph is regis
tered at the Foley. Mr. Kerman is
heavily Interested In and around Jo
seph also Kernan Bros, are large
sheep raisers.
E. L. Holmes of Wallowa is a guest
of the Foley. Mr. Holmes is In the
Implement and hardware business and
also controls the electric light plant
and flour mill at Wallowa.
A. M. Devault of Emmit, Idaho, Is
' . SPRING : :
Our stock never was more complete in every line. Embroideries are immense.
1 fine Laces, Ladies9
niusun yoDuSi- inese are some or rne prices inaimu imeresi you just now:
QCln Ladies' Triplex, a Hose that retails all over Children's fine Rib Hosiery, 17 1
tus the northwest at 35c. 25c values ; ; IrC
Visit our bargain baiement for 5, !0, 15 and 25c goods.
There is more wear in a pair of Gcdnn Shoes fcr
the price than any line of Children's shoes we know
Ask for the zig-zag sewed shoe. They will not rip..
Put a little SUN SHINE in your home. Ready
prepared. Anyone, can apply it and it will make
your old furniture look like new.
SEE PROF. BURT, THE LIGHTNING A R TIS 7
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registered at the Blue Mountain hotel, eu apple association, is in the city to-
He will spend a few days here an-:
then gd on to Spokane for a while be
fore returning to his home. '. j
J. D. Huston of Seattle Is at the
Foley. Mr. Huston has been to Idaho'
points looking for good horses for Se
attle 'market and will leave In- a few
days for Ipwa to get several cais.
Harold Grady,' formerly circulation
and advertising manager for the Ob
server, and his Bister, Miss Ellen
Grady, left last evening for Portland
where they will. live this spring.
W. J. Halfleld.repj'esentlng Hamll-ton-BrowVshb?.oinpany
o St. Louis.
Is in the city today calling on his pat
rons. Mr. Hatfield has b:en with n:s
firm for 21 years, selling Brown's 5X
shoes.
A. M. Lang has arrived in the city
and is registered at the Blue Moun
tain hotel. Mr. Lang is an expert ma
chinist and will be employed in the
biw shops when they are put In
working order.
M. L. Movlrfield, western manager
of the National Pick & Canning com
pany and Dodson-Braun," : Branch
street, St. Louis, is in the city, cal
ling on the local trade. Mt. Movlrfield
is stopping at the Soranur.
W. D. Bruce, formerly machinist-
operator for the Observer, left last
evening for Portland and Willamette
valley towns. His place is now held
by E. A. Erloson, who has moved to
La Grande from Butte, Mont., and
will make his future home her;.
A Jolly party of young people went
out to the lake Saturday evening and
enjoyed the hospitality of Dr. W. T.
Phy. Dancing, was the chief pastime.
Those in the party were: Mr. and
Mrs. McGowan, Mr and Mrs. Chap
man, Miss Etta Foley; Messrs. Cates,
Sullivan and P. L. Foley. ' , . ' .
day conferring with the managem.nt
of the Wenaha Lumber company of
which he is a stock holder. Mr. Hof-
fedltz says that notwithstanding ad
verse conditions his company is keep
ing busy. . ' . :
BUND TO GOOD LUCK.
T. N. Hoffeditz, manager of the
Summerville Lumber company and
one of the officers of the newly form- cott's.
Fubla of the Weary Farmer and the
Golderf Plow. -
Tlieiv wsia nw n BeinTolent Ta'iy
who viix lUTUHioiue l t doinn Gm'd
Perils In W'lijmslcjil Yny. One day
Hue v. .tl.vluj; iiiTDsi the cruntry to
attend" ij 'lifwtffiitf of. rui A. o. 1$. F.
when' sin uctltcd u Farmer hrlng in
the Fields. Ills Imrs w:d ftHim ited
and Deconlt. tied bis jlov whs llcvivy
and fd Fashlonud. Often he would
patiKP and wipe the sweat from lib
brow. Plnlnly be wus having a Hard
Time.
The Benevolent Fairy watched him
a moment and observed Ills Haggard
Look apd his general air of Misery.
Suddenly an Idea came to her to
make this man Rich, so that hp would
no longer have to delve and struggle
to eke out1 a' Bare Living, ftn she
swooped down and touched the plow
with ber wand she was, of course. In
visibleand instantly it was changed
to Solid Gold. Then with an amused
but kindly backward glance the Benev
olent Fairy went on her way. .
A year later, remembering the oc
currence, she flew over to see bow the
Farmer was enjoying his Good For-
tune. She found him In the Fields, j
plowing laboriously, and If anything,
he and bis surroundings looked Mean
er and More Mlserabfe than they bad
before. Mncb surprised, the Fairy
flew closer. Just in time to hear blm
murmnr:
MI wish this ding-busted plow warn't
so heavy r .
The Benevolent Fairy eyed him Pity
ingly; then she once more touched the
plow with her wand, and it again be
came' n thing of wood and Iron. Then
she flew awny, and the Farmer resum
ed bis ToiL
After all. are' there not some folk
who would die of thirst adrift on a
river? -Clifton B. Dowd in Lippln-
. Already Trained.
"I suppose you always prefer to en
list men who are hot married?" I re
mnrked to the sergeant, who han
charge of the recruiting station"1 oa
Cannon etret't. , , , ,. ....,.. . ,
"Xo; you're mistaken there," he has
tened to reply. "I Jirefer married men
every time. , You see, we don't have
to go to the trouble of teaching mar
ried men' to obey." Chicago News.
Heartless Husband.
"Want to go to the theater-tonlghtr
"I. hove nothing to wear," said the
wife pointedly., v V
"Then we'll go to one of those mov.
lng picture shows where It's, dark."
Louisville Courier-Journal. .
COSTS BIT A TRIFLE
TO CUBE CATARRH
. How many readers of the Observer
know that in Inland Australia where
the mightiest of eucalyptus trees
grow in abundance, that there is no
consumption, catarrh or diseases of
the respiratory tract.
The refreshing balsam thrown out
by these trees fills the suY and fa
breathed into the lungs by the inhab
itants and all germ life is destroyed.
If you have catarrh you cannot go
to Inland Australia except at great
expense, but you can breathe right
in your own home the same pleasant.,
sootljlng, healing, germ killing air
you would breathe if you were living
in the eucalyptus district of Austral
la.' -S . "!
Just breathe HYOMEI; It Is made)
from Australian eucalyptus' and (scien
tifically,, combined, with thymol and!
pthirajjitiseptlcs employed in the LIs
ler!an.,yetem. . ,
. PoUrji'.few drops of HYOMEI In
the inhaler and breathe it As it par
ses over the catarrh infeeted mem
brane it kills. the germs and heals
the raw, inflamed surface.
HYOMEI is guaranteed to cure ca
tarrh, colds, coughs, croup and sore
throat, or money back. Complete outfit
including Inhaler $1.0. Extra bottles of
HYOMEI cost but 60 cents. Sold by
the Newlln Drug Co. and druggists ev
erywhere. Feb. 17. 27 March 10. i
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Thas What They All Say
It's Good For What Ails You
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