LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEii,
MONDAY, MAY 1, 1911.
Lira
TH
EATRE
THE THEATRE OF QUALITY.
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Bert M. Sherwood, Proprietor
and Manager.
PROGRAM
"The Wild Cat WeH".'.Vita?raph
A" fine feature picture show
ing drilling operations in the oil
fields of Pennsylvania.
"Her Artistic Temperament".
Lubin
She thinks she is a great art
ist until after she has been In
New .York a short time, then
"Home, Swett Home" for her.
"His Image" in the Water",..
Gaumont
A pathetio story of an oM
man's' love for a maid of tender
. years.
Illustrated Song "The Last
Rose of Summer Is the Best
Song of All." V ;
Matin les ......... Mis Garrkk
Evenings .......... Mr. Ferrin
Tuesday, Wednesday ; and
Thursday, everybody's favorite
sens, "Those Songs My Mother
Used to Sing." V "
J fKS0NALS
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I LOCALS J
Picture taking Is healthful, enjoy
able, educational. '; Costs little to own
a good picture-making outfit, : Let us
sho you our cameras and tell you
about photograph. The Newlin Drug
company. " " ' '
Of course, you'll want a kodak this
spring. The nsw 1911 models are here
and we want you to,, no them. The
Niwlin Drug comiuy. ,,. : y
H. Neer ,a commercial man .of Port
land, was at the Sommer yesterday.
Grant Lincoln arrived home yesttiy
diy from a business trip to Spokane.
. Coun y Assessor D. XI. Clark went
to Portland this morning, Intending
to .return tomorrow. x
Fred Boudan of Joseph transacted
business here this morning, stopping
at the Sommer.
Mrs'." Hugh Cranstors. of Surapter
was a Sommer hot.l guest over Sun
day. . '
J. H. Mimnaugh, th lumberman of
Wallowa, was a guest at the Sommer
yesterday.
Bboume Rkhins of Union tran
sacted business here yesterday and
was a gnest at the Sommer while h: re.
J. W. Crowley, a foreman at. Palmer
Junction, was at the Sommer over
Sunday. '.
Logan Goodarlfn! managerof the Ba-
kare ball t arn, was a guest Sunday
wlh Mr. and Mrs Qrant Lincoln, re
turning, again this morning. ,
Logan Paul, left for Salt LfiV.e ta's
morning and will return in a few flays
after visiting .relatives and Tii r.ds in
that city. "V:";
;. E. .E, Daniels leaves tomorrow for
Hood River to attend the bind camp
of Modern Woodmen' of America. He
is the del; eat from Union countv. .
'Gene Ingle left this morning for
Seattle and .from there re'unu to
Portland and Eugene. At the latter
place, he will attend the ni verity of
Oregon interscholastic iieet May 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Buren have
received a letter from Dr. F. E. Moore
and party jkw touring Europe. The
letter was mailed from Azores, an Is
land port oft the coast of Portugal.
They go a shore in Ita ly and : work
north with the Bpring. Judith Snod
grass, who, with Mr. and Mrs. Moors,
Mrs Lynn and her daughter, Miss Fe
lice of Kansas City, form the party,
experienced all the sensations of sea
sickness shortly after leaving Ameri
can soil. The trip that far had been
most enjoyable. , ,
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New arid in every way First Class Merchcindise. No old
Stocks, buts Broken Lines, Remnants of stocks and Bargains 1
98c $1.28 $1.68 $1.98
15
'. Tlia nilinVf)' .. ii . unlteil rid of thfc
'ess the dnuter froi jimeuinonia and other
serious fliwas. Air. O. w. 1 Jian, m
W.no. lo V'u .jcq. "t firmlv hpl'lPT Cham-
berlainv'l ouijli Remedy to be abnolutely the
jifi' recommended it to myfriendi and
iney all agree with me." For sal by all
dealers.
"Read In Sunset Magazine, Motoring
Through California by Lloyd Osborne,
beautifully illustrated in four colors,
The Spell, a romantic serial by C. N,
A. M. Williamson. In the Shadow of
the Dragon by Grant Carpenter. De
scriptive story of San Francisco's Chi
nese quarters. April issue now on sale
15 cents." eod
urt. T-nur feat in wpt and CClll. GOl
four body chilled through snd through from
tula hir .Ue of Cliamberlain s
Cough Remedy, bathe your feet in hot
water before going to Deu, anu yuu
most certain to ward off a severe cold. J?"'
ale by all dealers. '
Call Main 4 for quick messenge
service. The office Is operated by H-
Klsler, r,. " " '"V 'M
: -H-f f f H Mill I' M"! 1 1 1 H M M
Our superb line of" perfumes repre
sents the choicest specialties of the
world's leading nerfumersj You'll .find
odors here that will dejight you
odors of which 'you'll never tire. " The
Newlin Drug cocmpany..
Classified
Advertising
ese Goods, earlier in the Season, were sold for more than , doub?e these lr
prices. JJon t rail To come in and look them over, they are the greatest
bargains you ever have been offered.
SALE IS NOW ON
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FOR SALE i u8uu..',
linqulshments in Wallowa county.
Inquire of D. Blrchoux.
Entire line of Rajas, Sousines, Mulls, Foulards, etc., on sale :
Goods that sell at double this price all the time, but we have a large stock ff
and must reduce it . j" :V'-: hi I
We will fill MAIL ORDERS on these at SALE PRICES as long ai they last: I?
Take
Advanta
ge of this Sale
FOR RENT A room 23x36 in Lewis
building. Suitable forvsmall lodge.
. :-:.:.: . n v 4-19-tf
HORSES; PASTURED Inquire F. E.
Stillwell or phone.
Does Coffee
l(eep You
Awake
Nights?
The occasion of coffee rest T
lsness may be the cap or two
at dinner. ,
Try Barring- j
ton Hall
Coffee
5 dost, no chaff, no small par f
tides to be nnoersneeytu.
45c a lb. For Bale by
Pattison Bros. 1
Phone Black 81. .
li I1H tti IM H I HHtHH
FOR . RENT Two furnished front
rooms. Terms reasonable. ' Call at
1309 avenue, in afternoon. 4-228-tf
WOMEN Sell guaranteed hose. 70
per cent, profit. Make $10 dally. Full
or part time. Beginners investlgtae.
Strong Knit, Box 4029, West Phila
delphla, pa. ' a.' ; ; ' 4-27-6t
COMFORTABLE HOME jn a town
with a payroll. Two entire blocks,
very close jn. Six room house, good
barn, poultry yards and sheds, bear,
log orchard, city water. Land can
all be irrigated. Good location either
for poultry business or to build cot
tages for- " rent. Price $2,500.00
Terms on part it desired. Address
Box 35, Wallowa, Oregon.' . 4-25-6t
STRAYED From my pasture near
Allcel one two-year-old mule brand'
ed Catholic cross with half circle
above and one yearling light bay colt
branded 8 T on the right shoulder
Was last seen going up past, the
Morgan lake power plant hut may
have come back. A suitable reward
will, he given for the whereabouts
of the same. Simon WoodelL Inde
. pendent phone 271.
D-4-29-6t w 1 t
FOR SALE Furniture and lease one
of the best rooming houses In La
Grade cheap If taken at once. Ap
ply at Observer office. 4-29-tf
SPLENDID "Soo" refrigerator. Al
and Save Money on the Summer Gown or Waist you will soon be wanting
QUALITY THE SAME
PRICES LESS
THE
O0LD
EN RULE CO.
most new. Very cheap. Dalton's.
4-29-tf
FOR SALE Four ; good fresh cows,
one cream separator, one set hack
harness, one light wagon. Inquire
1311 X avenue or phone Black 3801
!. ' 5-1-tf
FOR SALE One span of good mules,
3 years old. Call at Mike Wallln's
residence. 5-1-tf
SISGEB GITEN APPLAUSE.
ropnlsr Song Makes Hit at Isls The.
atre Yesterday.
"Those Songs My Mother Used to
sing" is the title of a song which
brought vociferous applause at the Isls
last night when C. P. Ferrin sang the
beautiful ballad to a packed house.
The song is so catching and the sing
ing waa to perfect that there were
criea for more at Ihe conclusion of
each song. For Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the Isls has a special
song hit and Mr. Ferrin and Miss Gar
rick two of the tip top singers of the
city will be heard handling this fine
number: Both these people are popu
lar with everyone. ' Mr. Ferrin has
long been a skilled singer and Miss
Garrick is fast winning wide popular
ity for her attractive voice. Durlns
this entire week the Isls will have spe
cially strong musical numbers. Mr.
King the man who hammers the Ivor
les like only an artist can, also has
something on the slate for the Isls
customers. Between Mr. King the
kingpin piano player, and the two
soloists, the Isls stands well out in
the fore rank of Eastern Oregon show
houses.
Sonnet Magazine for May. .
. ''Nile of the West" by S. Glen An-
drus, beautifully ilustrated In four col
ors., "Tile Spell," a western novel
Jy the Williamsons. "Guests of Great
er Chinatown" by Charles K. Fiejd.
Automobile section. Now on sale, 15
centt.
1 bad been troubled with constipation
for two yetts and tried all of the beat physi
cians in Bristol, Tenn., and they could do
nothing for me, writes Thog. E. Willimn
Mld.llek.ro, Ky. "Two ptckBpes of Churn
'rlnin' Stomsrh ail Lirer Tablets curr:
me." For lale byy dealer
Just Received
, A KEW.LOT OF LADIES' TAX
BUTTON SHOES AND TAN
PUMPS' DIRECT FROM NEW
YORK IN ME STAGE LAST. '
ALSO NEW LOT OF THE FAM.
OUS ONYX BRAND HOSIERY IN
ALL COLORS AND SHADES.
LADIES' SILK HOSE IN ALL
COLORS AT 75c .
MEN'S SILK SOX IN ALL COL.
ORS AT 50c
L J..FRENCH
SHOE CO.
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