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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEIi.
TOESDAY, JUNE 13, 1911.
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Have you seen JV orih 2nd
Sheet, in Riverside Ad
dition during the past
veeh?
The street grade has been established and the concrete
curbing is In place. Even at this early period of the work
you will be able to see what a fine street this will be. It
requires no imagination to realize that in two years your
in vestment here will double in value. .
THEREFORE BUY AT THE PRESENT LOW PRIC
ES. LOTS NOW ONLY $75.00 TO 1200.00 EACH. VERY
EASY TERMS. . .. -v .
THE ISIS HAS IT
EXCEEDINGLY TIE PLOGBAM
FOB MID WEEK.'
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EXAMS
COTJJiTT SUPEBINTEJfDENT WILL
HOLD THEM S0O;
Regular Examinations for State Pa
pers In This City Xext Week.
On June 21 at the high school build
ing Count Superintendent E. E. Bragg
will conduct the regular examinations
for state papers.. The list, of subjects
to be examined follows:
For State Certiflactes.
(One year," five year, life.)
Wednesday a.r m. Arithmetic, civil
government, English literature.
Wednesday p. m. Geography, gram
mar, physics.
'Thursday a. m. Orthography, The
ory and practice, bookkeeping.
Thursday p, m.- Writing, physiol
ogy, geology.
Friday a. m. U, S. history, phyI
cal geography, botany.
Friday p. m. School law, psychol-
ogy, geometry. ,
Saturday' a; m -Heading, .ieui,
general history.
Saturday p. m. Composition, Amer
lean literature, history of education.
For State Primary Cetttficates.
Wednesday a. m. Methods In read
ing, methods In arithmetic. .
Wednesday p. m. Methods in lan
guage, methods In geography.
Thursday a. m Orthography, the
ory and practice.
Thursday p. m. Writing and physi
ology. "' '
Friday a., m. Thesis, subjects for
thesis LesBons by stories, language
work in primary grades, number work
in primary grades, busy work In pri
mary graces, possibility of nature
study in primary grades, phonics in
primary grades, chfld study. Appli
cant chooses one subject. r .
Friday p. m. Physiology.
Question on theory and practice,
writing, arithmetic, physiology and
psychology will be tile same for pri
mary certificates as for other certifi
cates. V ;
For summer diarrhoea in children !
ys give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a
speedy cure is certain. For sale by ah
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"Goodness" to the
housewife--
WITH PRIDE OF COOKING, SIGNIFIES MATERIALS THAT
WILL MAKE APPETIZIXG, PALATABLE FOOD-THEKIXD THAT
BRINGS PRAISE FBOM FAMILY OR GUEST.
Only the care we hare devoted to purchasing groceries that give the
most satisfy ing results, can assure you absolutely of this goodness.
When von bay from us yon know that "goodness" Is the first point
that .we look for when renewing oar stock. "Goodness' Is as necessary
to onr business as It Is to yon and yonr cooking. On It depends your
future custom with this store.
For "Goodness sake, therefore, nse only the best found at our store.
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Manager Sherwood Presents Program
; o Unusual Excellency. .
Probably never before has La
Grande had such a magnfilcent and in
teresting program of moving pictures
as Manager Sherwod put on this af
ternoon, and to continue until Thurs
day night. Four subjects, all totally
unlike, and each one full of absorbing
Interest for the student, mechanic,
the lover of high clas drama, and thet
multitude of peojrte who enjoy reai
clean comedy. Tls selected program
has been secured by .Mr. Sherwood
through the head exchange of the west
by constantly asking for and demand
ing "the best." ; V'''
To commence with there is a beau
tiful drama by the Vitagraph company
entitled "The Spirit of the. Light." A
touching love story woven round an
artist and a light house keper's daugh
ter with Buch wonderful photography
G. . tlj 2hlp5 iZ ??-Zn? ' ' wi-nt-tr
ashore, until warned by "the spirit of
the light" that the audience Is held
spell bound by the expectancy that the
ships wlir never be able to weather
the point of land. It is a marvel of
photography, evidently , taken under
tremendous difficulties. ; Probably no
other firm is the world is capable of
taking and reproducing pictures such
as this la.
. Number two on the program is a
series of moving photographs show
ing the actual working of the great
Atlantic City ocean motor, generating
7,500 horse power from the direct ac
tion of the ocean waves. The picture
is aptly entitled, "Harnessing the
Ocean." This Is the only contrivance
of Its kind in the world f :d fie. pho
tography is so skillfully arranged
that the system adopted is very easily
understood even by an amateur in me
chanics. Anyone Interested (as most
everybody Is, more or less), in me
chanics, should certainly . not miss
Beeing this exhibit.
Then the Pathe company has a pic
ture called "The Rescue of the Aber
nathey Kids." Well, If realism counts
for anything in photoplay, this pro
duction ranks very high. The "kids"
ride out Into the forest with a lunch
for their father. On their return they
dlsmonnt from their hors; to go bird
nesting and are pursued and attacked
by two wolves. There is no mistake
or "fake" about these wolves. They
are real and they evidently mean busi
ness. Just in time the kids climb into
the branches of a tree and the wolves
stay around until long after. When
the father sets out to try and locate
the children with the aid of three or
four bloodhounds, real bloodhounds,
too. Of course, the hounds follow the
trail to where the boys took refuge In
the tree and then the fur flies and flies
fast, too. How this wonderful photo
play is accomplished we know no:,
but. nevertheless, it Is there and the
genuineness of the details cannot be
denied. To wind up with there is a
roaring Edison comedy with old friend
"Bumptious" as a hero of the civil
war. He insists that alone he captured
a flag from the enemy and refuses to
share the honor with a comrade, who
makes equal assertion that he eaptur
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A Kitchen Cabinet Means Kitchen Comfort
The woman who is on her tset aii day appreclKei iacio gtt
0 savers. These cabinets have simplified kitchen work and removed much of
the drudgery. It has a place for everything you can possibly need in your cook
ing within easy reach when you are sitting down. There are bins for flour and
sugar, coffee and tea jars for spices, bottles for extracts, drawers for kitchen
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u.eu5us apiaue iur eveiytnmg. une novet leaiure is a. metai-coverea worKia-
ble, which is adjustable, sanitary, and acid proof. Cabinets like the one llustrated
sell for $47.50. Other styles from $9.50 to $60.00.
Have a Cool Kitchen-Use a Fireless Cooker
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, No need to swelter over a hot stove these days. We sell the "Caloric," the sim-
plest and best. Bakes, stews and boils, and maintains an even temperature for
hours. Requires no further attention after food is placed in the cooker. .Metal
lined makes it easy to keep clean. Willnot absorb odors. So simple a child can
operate it. Price $14.00. See them in our windows.
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COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
ger Sherwood deserves all credit for Muster Plumbers Convene. ; to Chicago last year by members of
obtaining such an interesting program Galveston, Texas, June 13-Mastr the Boston Chamber of Commerce,
and we predict La Grande will not be plumbers from every section of the, 1 ,
slow to appreciate It.
; Princeton Cohiincnccment
Princeton, N. J., June 13. -Many
. Unlteil States, several thousand strong!
i are here for the annual convention of
the National Association of Master
Plumbers which opened today. The
'plumbers will be he.V for four days.
Entertainment Is plentifully lnter-
( spersed with the business sessions,
at which matters of trade Interest will
be discussed. President George E.
Robinson of Austin called the meeting
distinguished visitors participated to
day, in the one hundred and sixty
fourth annual commencement of the
Princeton University. The academic
procession formed in front of Nassau to order. , - , ; '
Hall shortly after 10 o'clock and then
marched to Alexandria Hall, where the '
presentation of diplomas and the con- Clilcagoans to Visit Bpston.
ferrlng of degrees took place. The Chicago, 111., June 13. A delegatiou
program for the remainder of the day of 150 members of the Chicago Asso
included the election of an alumni trus ciatlonof Commerce, accompanied by
tee, the alumni luncheon In the gym- the governors of, several of the Mis-
ed the trophy. Well, you must see It naslum, and a swimming exhibition in sisslppl Valley states, left today on a
to find the sequel. It is great. Mana-' Brokaw pool. trip to Boston to repay the visit made ed here to review the procession.
Illinois O. A. IL Veterans.
Jollet, 111., June 13.Gally decorated
In patriotic colors, Jollet extended &
hearty v welcome today to the thou
sands of veterans and other visitors
gathered here for the 45th annual tn
enmpment of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Department of Illinois. To
day was devoted largely to the busi
ness of the encampment. Tomorrow,
which will be Flag day, has been ap
propriately selected as the day for the
big parade. Governor Dcntien, Com- ;
mander-ln-Chief John C. Gllman of
Boston and other notables are expect-
Steventohrs:--:ID
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Ever hear of a nerve being taken out of
a tooth without the least pain?
It's easy to do when you know how--we do it.
When it comes to extracting with the least possible
pain we make a specialty of it.
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J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. '
G. A. BROWN, D. D.S.
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