La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1911, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
MONDAY, JUNE 5,1911.
PAGE 5
THEATRE
THE THEATRE OF QUALITY.
-Bert M. Sherwood, Proprietor
. and. Manager.
"Easter Babies" Vltagraph
One of the Vltagraph com
pany's specialties. A pretty Juv
enile picture of childish belief
lief, Innocerfce and s:n?Ucl:y.
Fathers and mothers bring your
children tonight to sgc ihis pic
ture. They , will be vitally in
terested and you will be tickiea.
"The Quarrel on the Cliff".. .
'" Edison
A great picture with tremtn
t dously thrillln gsltuatlons.
"The Trading Stamp Mania'' .
..... Pi Pathe
Wlta would you think If your
wife had the trading stamp ma
nia so badly that she bought a
cottm lor you so as to get the
laBt ipaffe of her bn'i'K filled Se-5
judge ior youiueu. ' ,
Illustrated song "When the
Old Mill Wheel Is Turning" to
night,, song by Mr. Ferrln. "
LOCALS I
Don't fail to se'e the factory sample
line of reading lamps, at the Newlin
Book and Stationary company.
Summer prices for, milk prevail at
the Blue Mountain .creamery
June 1st. Five cents a quart.
af Ur
The Cash Jnzaar has added a piano
to its store, for the use. of patrons' In
Bilecting popular music at 10c and 15c.
. 6-3-5 . ; .
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE Three of the test resi
dence lots In the city. Want small
vpayment, good terms on balance.
Address owner at Box 244, city 6-5-tf
Cards of Thanks.
We, the undersigned, do gratefully
thank our many friends for their
kndness and sympathy shown during
the recent illness and death of our
little son and brother, Byron. '
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HORSTMAN
AND FAMILY.
Your Interests
are Ours
(The retailer In anyllne of bus.
faess should stand for the In
terests of his customers. In the
long run, it Ison them he must
dejK nd. It Is because we know
that we must satisfy you that
the Eastman line Is the one sold
exclusively In our photograph!"!
department
So. 3 A. Folding rocket Kodak
Post Card size, $20.00.
Wright Drug Co.
PUEE DRUG DRUGGISTS.
t'EKSOXALS. A
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Mrs. O. T. Galloway and son Walter
will spend this week In Portland.
Harry Schaffer, a resident of Wal
lowa, was at the Savoy ye3terday.
Mrs. S. it, Ha wort and daughter
wert among those going to Portland
this morning.' . ; ' '
J 0. PUchec, a.prominen; citizen of
Ncrth Powder stopped' at the Saoy
li!Si night. , ( . ; ,!.
. J. Brow i of Arlington was a La
Grande visit)' to Jay aa! stayed at the
Savoy white iie-9. , " !
Mr. and Mar. J. t l F. Dobbin of Un
ion pent yesterday here and mo
quartered at the Savoy.
George IVmer, reprepehlliis. the
Waterman grocery firm of Portlani,
is visiting business friends in tho city.
Mrs. J. K. Wright and M'lss Helen
iCnrrey are among those who go to
Portland tonight.'
Mrs. Bell Geddes and daughter re
among those who left this morning for
the. Rose Festival. '
; Mr. and Mrs. P. A. McDonald ard
daughter. Miss Lillian, left this raonr-
I E. S. Curtis left this" morning for
Portland where he will probably make
j-h's home, ' ' 1 ' ' , '
Mr, and Mrs. Atkinson of the South I
La Grande store have gone to'portlanc1 i
for a week's stay. ,
Mrs. McMurray and daughter Tfssl;
of South La Grande are to be, Port
land visitors during Ros?" Show week.
,' Mr. and Mrs. dscar Hopper of South
La Grande leave tonight for the Port
land "Rose Show.' i :
Mi?s Mildred Stephenson, who sings
at the Arcade theatre, accompanied by
lur mother, left this morning for a
visit to the Rose Festival.
Mrs,. F, W. Cullen went to Portland
this morning where she will visit with
relatives and witness the Ro3e Festi
val.' '
Mrs. MJlligan and daughter will
spend a few day3 in Hllgard visiting
Mrs. Lewis, wife of the postmaster
there.
, A. C. Duggcr, tho hotel man of Jo
seph, and Sam Llt;h, s. county com
mission of Wallowa county sp. nt the
day.here enrouto Portland.
Mrs. Epling, wife, of the high school
teacher, will spend several weeks hi
Kentucky visiting relatives during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Edgar Marvin and daughters,
and Mildred Oliver, daughter of J. R
j Oliver, leftthl8 morning for the Rose
'Festival. . ?
Mrs. Henry Proctor, mother of D. H.
Proctor, returned to her thl smornlng
In Elgin after visiting with her son
at May park. .
W. H. Bull and Miss Mabel Johnson,
both of Summervllle, were married
J yesterday at the Presbyterian mansQ,
Rev. Seemann officiating. .
Mies Diirothy Meyers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Meyers went to
Portland this morning to be a gue3t
with Mrs. M. L. Causey and to attend
the rose show
Rey. J. W. Miller of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Ontario, Is spend
ing a recuperative wek with the folks
of the Methodist parsonage of this
city.
- E. F. West an undertaker at Baker
and Will Wails, both of Baker . were In
La Grande today In conntction with
the resurrected West suicide at Baker
a few years ago, appearing as witnes
ses In the Jrla' here today.
Mayor and Mrs. A. L. Richardson ar
rived home last evening from Port
land. Mrs. Richardson has been In
southern California several' months re
cuperating 'her health and , returns
greatly. Improved after several months
absence. She was met at Portland by
the mayor and they returned to the'.r
home last evening.
v D. Vance a barber supply man f
Portland. I.. Quplllln of Prairie City,
Mis. Georg.s Bade of Milton, Mrs. H.
H. Mack of Huntmgton, T McDadavid,
the L. C. Smitt man, W. C. Ketchen,
the Enterprise physician, G. W. Ken
net of Walk Walla and F Earll, the
Spokane electrical supply man were
Hottl Foley '.jueiis las. nigr.) and thl?
ir.ornlng. '
Miss Welma Rlnehart and Master
Val Rlnehart,- son and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rlnehart left this
morning fr Portland where they will
be Jonled In a few days by Mr. and
Mrs. Rlnehart The Rlnehart family
will make their future home in Port
land. They have lived at La Grande
and Summervllle for many years and
their many friends here will regret
their departure for the metropolis
Humor and
Philosophy
9r VVJtCAJf fit. SMITH
PERf PARAGRAPHS. T
JJANY men would be entirely willing
to pay their debts If they could
spare the money from ihelr current ex
penses. ' '' ;
The big stickoffers the only kind of
argument that some people will lend
an ear to. ',"
Pride may warm the cold and feed
the hungry, but It won't pay either the
tailor or the grocer. ;
Sometimes we feel so smart that we
act Billy. . ,-:
s "- :-- "
The things that you didn't Intend to
do generally are way ahead of the
things that you did mean to do.
Although many misfortunes are
singular, they are said never to come
singly. j
' Women may be alike, - but on ac
quaintance every one oil them turns
out different . n
It is easier for a spendthrift to make
friends than to keep them.
When a man Isn't busy paying bis
wife's bills be Is engaged In guessing
what win happen next '.
It Is easy to be Interested tf the sub
ject matter affects yon favorably. .
Marrying Isn't eo bad, but staying
married or nnmarrylng Is sometimes
difficult .-V::;,.-v
In the case of the con man seeing Is
pretty certain to be deceiving.
. . ",. Feeling Big. .
X met my old friend Reggie Jonee.
Who slyly dropped the hint ,
That he would like a hundred bones.
As though I were a mint
It sort of d&sed me tor a spell. .
For I had mighty few,
$ut for the compliment I felt .
And bought the drink for two.
I met a man named William Black
Upon a busy street '
Be slyly slapped me on the back
And trod upon my feet
"We 11 need a president next faU," ;
He said; "the man you are."
I heard ambition's feeble call ' '
And bought him a cigar. :
I met; a lady dressed In style
Mixed In the busy throng.
She turned on me her latest smile
And said. "My, you're so strong!" .
Her baggage, that would fill a shelf.
. I carried with delight
And made a pack horse of myself
. To prove that she was right.
And that's the way with any gent
As careful ones may note. ;
Just toss a little compliment
1 And he will be the goat '
The things that money will not land
With taffy you may get .
He KKes ftwr nis praises ana .. ;
Will pay the price, you bet
in
JU'JAl.l.lASajr Ul A 1ULCI AiaiVlUUI
, of La Grande, Oregon
A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
: 41, i F. ft A. M. holds regular meet
ings first and third Saturdays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. L. M. HOYT, W. 14.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. '
P. C n : Grande Lodge No. 433
meets oa! Thursday evening at 8
."oVlw k n,- . ju5. I'.rtifr r .
l.i tiit-cw and Waehict'ton aittuo
Vn'mr hri'h- a: orii!aflv In
'. lua iu a: 'end
IT. J. BITTEK. T'. M .l
H. E. COOLIDGE. Rec. Sec.
VOODMEN OF THE WORLD U
nranle Lodge No. 169 W. O. W.
meets every second and fourth Sat
urdays at K. P. halL All visiting
mebers welcome.
D. FITZGERALD. C. C.
J. H. KEENEY, Qerk.
51. W. A. La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets every Monday m the month at
the I. O. O. F. hall. All 'Tislting
neighbors are cordially Invited to
. fttend. ' "; . -
If" X TS WW O .
. ' ED, HEATH. Clerk.'
:EBEKAHS Crystal Txdtre No. 50
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I.-0."O. F. hall. All visiting mem
bers are invited to attend.
MRS. KATIE ARBUCKLE. N. O. '
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, See.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
night In Castle hall, (old Elk's halL) ;
A Pythian welcome to all vlsltta
Knights.
JESS PAUL, C. C
R. I LINCOLN. M. of R. ft 8.
0. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. H.
C. hoHc stated communlratlons the
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor- ,
cMally Invited. .-
' CARRIE B HUNTER, W. M. '
MARY A. WARNICK. Sec
WOMEN OF "WOODCRAFT OraJWft
Ronde Circle No. 47 meets
first ant. .u:t Thursday ever; t
In the mo (-t Ibe I. O. 0
All vUltiig "uljers are -n.'.-'c-iii,
C ARRTT3 ROBBS. G. M
LIZZIE ELLSWORTH. ClstK.
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It isn't so
much what
you earn boys,
as it is what
you save.
O)
Come and see
me and get a
card so you
can start sav
ing now;
How
the "B
you wntto&iow more aboi
oys Savers' Club" doi9t you
?
WELL, HERE IT IS
All boys starting a savings account with Uncle Sam be
come at once members of the cluj On Christmas
morning a free entertainment will be provided for the
members of the club at the Isis Theatre, if satisfactory
arrangements can be made with Mr. Sherwood, the man
ager, otherwise it will be held some other place.
t
Any boy
can join be
tween 10 and
16 years old.
At this entertainment provided for members
of the club several valuable Cash Prizes will
be given to members of the club.
12 boys started
to save yester
day. Why
don't you?
Remember boys, it costs you nothing
to start. I would like to start 250 boys now
A. B. CHERRY, MANAGER
CHEWS JEW LAUNDRY