LA GHANDE EVENING OBSEUYH,
MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1911.
THEATRE
THE THEATRE OF QUALITY.
Bert M. Sherwood, Proprietor
and Manager.
PROGRAM
"The Sheriff's Daughter' . Pathe
t Splendid western drama . en
tirely different to the ordinary.
Intensely thrilling,
"Paganini , and the Counters .
Beatrice" . .. Gaumont
A magnificent feature film de
picting a truft incident In the
life of the greatest violinist the
world has ever known. This is
very special. '.
-Mandy'B Social Whirl". .Lubin
Great comedy.- Introduction
are mixed xrp so that Mandy has
a roaring good time for. a while.
Illustrated song "When': the
Mocking Birds 'are 'singing In
the Wfldwcods," sung by '
"Matmees Miss Garilck
. Evenings , . .: ; . Mr:.Brnle
Cruras and 'effects....'......'.
' ; . . M'ss Delventhal
. JUnrsical Director, Mr, Eng.
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J- rEKSONALS. Q
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Forewer plpi call Fowler's Trans
fer nflf Ice. , . :
Woodman Baawe Monday. ; '
The Modern Woodmen of America
wtll flafi Its month-end dancing Tarty
nextMonday evenlag and nil Woodmen
Tare urged to attend and bring a friend.
Refreshments win be served. : 4-.20-23
We can make loaas of $100, luOO.QO
and 5350.00 on Impjwed ictty property.
Ia Grande Investment Co. , . . .. -2-f
Wanted. .
A (competent foreman to prepare
sub grade; also one competent street
.roller engineer.. Apply J. 1 Mara. :
' 4i22-tf v -,. . ,J
OH1U Must Be Presented.
All rbllls against Union county must
be In m or before the 1st of each
month. :lf presentation ts not made by
that time the accounts win, go over
.until the following maath. : 4-24-3t
J. D. Wallace, an orchard man of
Minneapolis, is at the Foley today.
. A T. Poley, a citizen of Enterprise,
was in La Grande yesterday.
City Attorney A M. Runnels, of Jo
seph, is in La Grande today on legal
business. He is quartered at the Foley.
Mrs. F. F. Hopkins, of Camp Carson,
Is in the city stopping at the Foley
hotel. -
Horace Addis, representing the Rur
al Spirit of Portland, is in La Grande
today quartered at the Foley. ,
Charles B. Henry, the canned goods
man, is here from Portland supplying
tht trade. He is stopping at the Foley.
W. C. Sanderson and J. A Knight, of
Baker, were gueBts at -the Foley yes
terday. ' , , . -
Mrs. Colgrove and son, of Walla
Walla, arrived In the city yesterday.
She will be head milliner at the W. W.
Berry store. v ' .
Fred Zaugg and family, of. Alberta,
Canada, arrived yesterday and will re
side on the farm recently purchased
'n the Grande Ronde valley. C...J.
Elack made the sale to Mr. Zaugg.
H. W. Grunsky and wife left yes -terflay.for
Grant, county,. . Mr. Grun
sky is the government official who Is
gathering data on'. Irrigation In this
nart of Orfgon. ' V .
Jas. Zweltzer ot Wall a Walla spent
Sunday "here, a guest of the Sonvmer.
Hiram Peach spent Sunday in Bilk
er, helping La Grande win the opening
game. '' ""-.' .;;".."' .vv'v:-''.
'r Mrs. A. . Gilbert, a TeBldenl of Sn
iem was in the city yetfierday and wns
registered at Ihe Sommer. ' . "
"Mr. and Mts. A. B. CadwalladeF of
Battle Creek, Mich., were Sommf;r "ho
tel guests yesterday. r ..." Vj-
"Hon. Jerry P. RusTt of Joseph spent
yesterday In the city, Stopping at th?
Sommer. ;
Attorney s, Fl Baker arrlWfi home
this morning from Baker where lie
Was a La Grande rodter yesterday. 1
TOr. and "Mrs. Grant Lincoln and Mr.
and Mrs. Jess King were Sunday ThA-
rors In Baker. ',',
"Will French arrived "rome last eve
nlng from a 1,1 00 mile overland trip
In "his automobile, 'ra The interest ol
"his Portland firm. ' '
"Dr. Diggers and a party of Tour
went to "Baker yesterday to see the
opening game, returning early yes
terday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Kiddle, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Scranton and
Mr. Tony went to Baker yesterday by
automobile "btrt did not Teach there
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'?7?Trin i "l "i'i" '"'-111 ii'itiii'iii'i r'liMMiTiTiiwsryMM K
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rhe 'vord LA VOGUE cla::
for STYLE, QUALITY,
When you pay your money for anything you
might as well have the best in quality and as much
in volume as the amount you spend will bay. This
is economy, good judgment and getting valus re
ceived. Apply this to suit and coat buying. We
have just received an express shipment this morn
ing of the new styles. They are the latest, ranging
from $15.00 to $22.50. , .
Your trimmed hat is not such a difficult thing to
select, when you see our line.The range of patterns
is so large it is easy to make a selection. ;
Trimmed Hat. Our popular priced line $3.50 to $5.
The Golden Rule Co.
Quality the Same Prices Lec
, . Fruit Growro. ,
',' ,': If you -want the best power sprayer
'I 'built see 13ie Automatic Wallace Peeri
: 'less in operation at C. M. Kiddle's
place, La Grande, or call phone. Black
3701 for Information. (tit nrky
Wlen yci: Kt a coH g boti.'i
Chamberlain tinih Remac.?. It vri"
noon .fix roil nt ail ;:ght and n."i
nny tendency toward pocumoaui. -..'.
renlejy contains no cpinui orolber nar.v t, -and
may be givpn s cnnfiJentiy to a hab;
aato an adult. " ' "',! ilwie'ra, .
Teast cakes left lying around where
rats and mice can eat them will rid a
house f the. rodents.
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Cooked
Tongue
-a new addi
tion in sliced
meats, which
we slice fresh
on our slicing
machine.
iPattison Bros.
Both Phones
Hllll!HIHtHt i hi i
until well along towards evening., Th
trouble lay In faulty tires.
..Attorney T. H. Crawford, president
of the Eastern Oregon baseball league.
Bnent Susdav In Elein seeina the Kl-
gln-Uuton game. The pr?sldent sizes
up the two teams as well matched. The
teams are in fine shape, he affirms.
Max Wood and W. H. Casey, both of
the Golden Rule company, are home
this afternoon after a long and tire-
Bome Junket after flBh. They walked
down the Wallowa Tlyer from the Mi-
tiam yesterday evening and their
friends say the long Journey was all
tn Tain. They computed the last "'
of thelT trip by train this afternoon.
the Importance' of the 300th anniver
sary of the King James version of the
Gngllsa Bible, the American Bible"
Society, which has Its headquarters
In thin cltv. has nrranend that the
tercentenary shall be celebrated to
morrow by the churches and church
organizations 1 In every part of the
United States. , Ministers of all de
nominations have agreed to devote
the services of the day to a rsvlew of
the history of the King ' James ver
sion, and its Influence upon the Eng
lish language, laws, literature, and
social Ufa. '''
WORLD'S FAMOUS BTSPEPI1 PIIE-
SOUPTIOS. v:. ,' 0 :
It Drfves Away Stomarh B'lstress lu a
Few Xlantrs Stops Htartburn
and Bekklag.
YeVe Ready
For You
We "have Increased our Btock
In out Gent's Furnishing sec
tion and are ready to furnish
you with a new spring ault out
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' ' Shirts, withor wtthout collars.
, Soft collars wttb four-in-hand'
-.'tie to 'match. '
, . Underclothes, single garjnents
.'.or union auits. . : " :
1 ShoeB, eocks aandkerctilefs,'
belts, neckties, garters, every- --
thing new .
' Come In and see our line of
. spring and summer tie pins
" and clasps, collar pins and
chains, cuff links and combiaa;
tlon sets, direct from Broad-
way. v..'.;'
Let t take your measure fory
a new suit of clothes made by
M. Born and company, the cele
1 brated Chicago tailors. Fit and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Clyde L Kiddle
Of Island City -'
Ageaey for Cherry's Laiadry
If you have anything the matter with
your stomach you ought to know right
now that MI-O-NA stomach tablets
are guaranteed by the Newlln Drug
company to cure Indigestion or any
sickness caused by indigestion, such
as the following, or money back:
Sick headache, biliousness, dizziness,
nervousness, sour stomach, fermenta-
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FOR RENT. New furnished five room
flat. Mrs. Zuber., 4-18-tf
in this office Sworn Statement and
Application No. 08644 .f purchase the
W 1-2, SE 1-4, Section 6, Township 4
South, Range 37 East Willamette
Meredlan. and the timber thereon, .un
der the provisions' of the act of June
3, 1878, and acta amendatory, known
as the "Timber and Stone Law," at
such value as might be fixed by ap
praisement, and that, pursuant to euch
application, the laud and timber there
on have been appraised, at $280, the
timber estimated 160,000 board feet at
$1.00 per M, and the land $120.00; that
said applicant will offer final proof In
support of her application and sworn
statement on the 22nd day of June
1911, before Register and Receiver,
United .' States Land Office, at La
Grande, Oregon. ;
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
a contest at any. time before patent
issues, by filing. corroborated. ffl
davit ra this office, alleging facia which
( would defeat the entry.
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
Wk Mar. 31, Apr, 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5,
Excursion;
Fares ..East.
"'-"' ion "
From all Points on
OltEOOX.IVASIIIXGTOJf 1UIIROAD
St NAVIGATION COMPANT.
Fares
, ,.$72.50
FOR RENT Furnished room. Phone
to Black 631. . 4-22-tf
FOR RENT Four , good unfurnished
rooms to rent. 1505 Madison ave
nue. . : 4-20-tf
60.00
63.90
60.00
63.90
70.00
JtOTICE FOB PUBLirATIOX.
Department of the Interior, '
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Oregon
March 13, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Sylves
ter V. Keltz, of La Grande, Oregon,
Guardian of the minor heirs of Pearl
Inn nt trinA holnntn ir nf ttaa Imilril Innn o.in V. j ' ..-!"'' ruo,uluu Vl lUe
. . - " ' iwivoAwr-uwa water oarre18. ,uuui genter, deceased, who. on July 11th.
feeling at pit of stomach, vomiting of
pregnancy, or sickness caused by over
.indulgence the night before. . ,
If your meals don't digest but lie
like a lump of lead In ybur stomach;
paa-ery. : 4-io-tf made Homestead Entry No.
j 11728, Serial No. 03G95, for E. 1-2 N. E.
FOR SALE Two good homestead re-'1-4 Sec. 20, and W. 1-2 N. W. 1-4 Sec.
Ilnqulshmenta in Wallowa county.'21- Township 4 South, Range 35 East,
Inquire of D. Birchoux. "' "li", M!redla"' h" le2 not,ce
i uiwuuuu ii uihko nuai nve-year
Chicago ..................
Coucil Bluffs, Omaha, Kansas
Paul via Council Bluffs
City, St. Joseph, St. Paul....
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs
Minneapolis,' direct ............
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs ,
St. Louis
SALE DATES.
May 15; 17, 18. 19,2, 23;"24; 23; 27;
28 and 29. 1
June 5,' 7. 9, 10, 12, 16; 17; 21; 22;:.
28; 29 and 30. '
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19; 20; 20; 27"
and 28. .
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17; 21; 22;
23; 2S; 29 and 30.
, September 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and f. ' ' .
( Stop-overs within limits In either
direction. Final retuVn limit October
31st. One way through Callforn'a
additional.
Inquire of any 0.-W, RL & Jf. Agent
for more complete Information or
WM. McMFRRAY,
General Passensrer Agent
. Portland Oregon,
Paris Hair Store
Foley Hotel Bidg.
Everything in
Hair Goods
Guaranteed Match.
Manicuring
Hair Dressing
If you have foul breath and loss of F0R RENXA room 23X36 in Lewis Proof- to establish claim to the land
appetite, a few MI-O-NA tablets will 1 bove described, before the Register
BU.i u6C. ana receiver, united states Land Of-
4-18-tr , nee, at La Grande, Oregon, on the
10th day of May, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John F. Alden, Andrew J. Sullivan,
James B. Hagey. and Fred Hoalttee,
all of Starkey, Oregon.
! '' .' ;:c- F. C. BRAMWELL,
' $. .: Register.
WKLY-Mch. 17, 24, 81; Apr. 7. 14,
21. 28.
put your stomach In fine shape In
short order.
If you or any of your family suffer
from stomach trouble of any kind, gel
a 60 cent, box of MI-O-NA stomach
tablets at -once. , The Newlln Drug
company and druggists everywhere
ell MI-O-NA on mone back plan. .
Ap 24 25 Mv 3 4
Snnset Magazine for Kay.
-Nile of the West" by S. Glen An
drus, beautifully llustrated, In four col
ors. "The '" Spell," a western novel
by the Williamsons. "Guests, ot Great
er Chinatown" by Charles K. Field,
Automobile section, Now on sale, 15
cents. : " ' " '
; ' ATTOES1Y SIMMONS BUTS.
Secures a Home in South La Grande,
n Third Street
Attorney Jesse Simmons, who has
Just recently associated himself with
F. S. Ivanhoe, has purchased a home
in South La Grande, formerly known
as the William Tillman residence on
Third street South La Grande like all
sections of the city is rapidly coming
to the front.. There have been a num
ber of transfers in that portion of the
city recently. George H. Currey, ths
land man, negotiated the transfer.
Woodmen Party Tonight
All Woodmen and Woodmen friends
are urged to attend the month-end
party of the local camp of Modern
Woodmen at their hall this evening.
Refreshments will be served. .
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Close In. On ground floor. Inquire
1417 Wash. ; avenue. : Phone . Red
': 762. ?::-;.X:.-i- : 4-6-tt
FOR RENT House partly furnished
and two acres of land; 24 bearing
fruit trees and small fruit " Inside
city limits. Apply at Observer.
' 4-ll-10t I
FOR SALE Second hand cook stove.
Eight foot extension dining room ta
ble. Inquire at 1411 8. avenue, or
Snowflake Bakery. ' , 4-ll-6t
There are about 6.000.000 leaves In
a spreading oak 60 feet high. : ' '
FOR SALE Household furniture. In
quire Mrs. F. W. Pattlson, 704 Main
street, v . 4-13-6th
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT la
quire Mrs. Harding, 1910 Cedar, Tel
phone 1361. 4-11-tf
FOR RENT Five room house close
In. Inquire Geddes Bros, grocery.
' ' ' 4-17-3t
FOR RENT Good barn, call Ind. 695.
4-20-tf
FOR SALE At a bargain'. One span
of horses, light harness and hack, at
city stable, Friday and . Saturday
only. Le Grande, Ore. 4-20-22
HORSES PASTURED Inquire F. E.
Stillwell or phone.
Xotlce for Publication.
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon,
March 27th. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Victoria
Stllwell, whose Post-office address 'Is
La Grande, Union County, Oregon, did,
IFfissM
Bible Celebration of Wide Scope.
New Tork, April 22. Recognizing on tne 2"h day of October, 1910, file -J
Cookies in
Packages i
COOKIES IX PACKAGES.
TAMLLA WAFERS '
PEASUT WAFERS
LEM05 SJTAPS ':..; '.
GINGER SNAPS IX BARRELS
GRAHAM WAFERS
CHEESE ASDWICHE
OATMEAL WAFERS '
BUTTER THINS ,
SALTED WAFERS
Royal Grocery
H.Pattison, Prop.
Not in the Association
We Like to
Talk Kodak
We are always lest satisfied
when our .customers are best
-- satisfied.. That's qne reason why
about the. goods In our photo
graphic department The Kodak
.we like to talk about the
goods have quality written all
oyer them. They are our kind
of goods, because our kind of
customers, the quality kind, can
appreciate them.
Kodak
made and popularized amateur
photography. They ' have ai
rways lead In Improvements, In
new Ideas. But what is of equal
Importance is the careful work
: manship and the superb lens
and shutter equipment ' Yet
they are not expensive $5 up.
1 Wy' f-yg
Wright D
rug Co.