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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEli, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1911 PAGES fflEATRE A feature program; of THE HIGHEST CLASS New York State Barge Ca nals" Edison ; ThlB is a marvelous picture of great educational value. The massive construction machin ery seems to act as though it were Jtself iillve and endowed with Intelligence. , "The Medicine Woman" .Pa the "A beautiful story of Indian mysteries and beliefs. The Feathers of Life and Death 'are Intensely depicted. The Second Honeymoon" . . , .. .'. . . .... . . . . . Vltagraph A comedy of naturally funny complications that are laugh-, able in the extreme. Mr. Maur Ice Costello has a great part in this comedy. . , SPECIAL .. Miss Garrlck and Mr. Ferrln will sing in spotlight: "You Can't Be a Friend to Every body." ; ', ., It's as good as "Billy." , Mus'cal Director Chas. E. King 3 1 treatment UK Adams ttenne. Phone ffloia 724. i-mo Angus Stewart has been authorized to collect and receipt for accounts against Hewitt, the Jeweler formerly in business her. Mr. Stewart can be seen at the Peare jewelry store. Steam and electric baths given at your homes.- Mrs. O. C. Combs. BOY WANTED Fam-Us-King Cigar j Factory. ' ' . ; '" Gasoline wood saw. Phone black 3851. J. A. OLIVER. -Mr. Beaver, of Montana, has pur- . . uuuuv .u UUUIU MM 9 1 flranrtn The M. E. Ladles. Aid will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, October 20 and 21 in the building now occupied by the Grand Union Tea company on Fir street. 10-17-3t ma y V ," LOCALS H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212 Adams av., Or. 'Posey, Specialist for Eye, Ear, Jtne, Throat diseases and catarrh, titer Seldcrs store. Eyes fitted with trlniN4. lfnnri to 11:80; 1:30 to fc uiiii to p. hi. , Prof. F. J. Freenor, magnetic healer. Kot hypnotism, dings' or mental work. Positive permanent results, from first . A Goetf Position Can be had by ambitious young men and women in the field of "Wireless or railway telegraphy.' Since , the 8- uuui (yw owuuie euecuve, and since the wireless companies are establish ing stations throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegraph ers. '. Positions pay beginnings from. $70 to S90 per month with good chances of advancement! The National Telegraph Institute of Portland, Oregon, operates under the supervision of railroad and wireless officials, and places all grad uates' into' positions. It will pay you to write them for full details. . . ; 10-19-U" fv v ' PERSONALS. , Mrs. J.. P. Rusk is spending the day i at Hot Lake. Mac Wood, manager of the Golden Rule company, arrived home from a Portland visit this mornlg. ' Miss Olive ChilderB, captain In the Salvation Army ranks, has gone to J Couer d'Alene where she takes charge 1 of the department there. , I ChiM Accountant Taylor of the Eastern Oregon Light and Power com- 1 pany.' was here this morning on com-, pany business returning on the de layed train. , j P. Rogel of North Powder, George Ackley of Telocaset, C. N. Rogers of Freewater and G. S Bryant of Cove were some of the guests at the sav; last night. 5 V Thomas J. William, formerly . city clerk of East St. Louis and Will Wil liam, of St. Louis, are here visiting with S. M. Slough and G. C. William, both of whom are in the real estate business here. Dr. Brown, ' for several months a prominent dentist In tills city, in com pany with Dr. Stephenson, will lo cate permanently In Elgin. While here Dr. and Mrs. Brown have made many warm friends. ; Our M i'ETSsT oats Lrav enetleKara Goat To the Ladies. .V. Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, face specialist and manufacturer of toilet articles, will be in La Grande, on Thursday, the 19th,, and may be found at No. 1407 T avenue. Moles and su perfluous hirs removed by electrtc process. Phone No. 3492 Black. ' , 10-19-tt ,' D. S. Carter, Nevada, Mo., J. C, Harris, Salt Lake, L. G. Peterson, Puyallup, and Mrs, X. G. Pkard of Moscow, Ida., I. W. Scott and T. ,B Cook of Pittf burg,, Pa., John Jones of Boise were some of the Foley guests last night ' "' .This Is the time of year when' W eryone should consider remodeling their - ' . ' - " '"' HEATING AND PEtMBlG JOBS. Bradley & Co. has a crewof first class plumbers, steam and hot water fitters at all times ready to do work satisfactorily.1 Come In ;and unload your troubles to , BRADLEY CO, Phone Black 971. EM Street. 8 FEED ELSOX DEAD.' Aftr Lingriny'lUness Death Comes to Xison Home Today. .. Fred Nelson, aged 31 years, died this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock after a lingering; illness. He Was We son Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson, 1605 Jef ferson, and has made his home there. He was single..'. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the family residence. OPEN SEASON FOR COUGHS It is legal to have cough any time now but it is needless to let a coifgh get a hold on you and set up chronic conditions. .'... Start right by curing every cough promptly with our , Blue Mountain Cough Remedy This Is a healing soothing remedy , that., jcures qoughs when ordi nary remedies fall. r.' Best household;' remedy, because equally effective, for the coughs of young or bid; ; : : ' "'T" .;."' ' "' ; PRICE 25c. WE GUARANTEE IT. WRIGHT DRUG COM Mrs. J. P. Thlesen today received a message from Portland t the death of Mrs. Klnzle, mother of Mrs. John Shay, in Portland last night. Mrs. Klnzle was for many years a pioneer of this city. She" had been ailing long and "Mrs. Shay was -called (6 Portland a few days ago on ac count of her illness. Charles (Doc) Sanford left this morning for Granite, Grant county, where he will take charge of the Red Boy plant of the . Eastern Oregon Light and Power company, the larg est of the companys Juice producers. Doc's genial face has peered through the cashier's window of the local of fice of the ccmpany fcr a yearr more and his promotion is well earned. He will remain at the Interior station all winter at least. 1 .' 1. 1. . p ! . . i -t . .. . n- t .: . . , ...L..i,m, We Do AH Kinds of:. V;..-'::'::;':;-v?:-Vi,;'.V Ask your friends what kind of suits we make THE TOGGERY A V. Andrews RED TAPE IN PRAGUE. While the Offiolala Wrangled the Mat ter Settlad Itself. A delightful story of tircumlocutlon comes from Prague. One of the leust Imposing of the bridge in the city, the .Llebner Krucke, (innect ' tw suburbs. Sroe time mho the toll cot lector dlncovered ,'tlini - some rabhlt bad Invaded the district nnd oncluded ibat their burrowtns ruiptit threaten the stability of the bridge, so be call ed the burgomaster's nttention to the matter. The burgomaster decided thai it did not, come within hi province, but be sent the representation to the committee tnuuuplus the public slaugh ter houses. The committee examined the rabbits and found they were wild, so tbey could do nothing, and, an It was a close time the aid of the sportsman could but be impressed. Still, they did not" relieve them of their moral respon Bibiliry. The Prague oloughter house commit tee In torn Informed the Stadtrntpree stdium. but the matter was not within It Jurisdiction. Yet J.he stability of the bridge was beyond all things nee essary. so the dosRler was sent to the central authority for buildings. This bodyent Into the mntter and con cluded tbnt the water authority should deal with the subject. But no; the water board opined that It was for the conservators of rivers, and this body decided that rabbits could not be brought within the domain of things fluvial and that the burgomaster was the right party to take action. The dossier having completed the circle of possible departmental travels, the bur gomaster decided to act He appoint ed a committee of investigation. The committee went to the bridge In four carriages, nnd then they learned that the rabbits bad taken their departure for some months. Munchner Nacn rlcbten. . ARE NOW ON DISPLAY. Come in and look our line over. It will pay you if you are going to need anJIover- Our Prices Range from $12.50 to $25. IV : Y W : snMllMrflTsMWnsMMMMMSMMS3B)SWW I MISJISf Wllll 11 1IS1LSS1 UKIII. Ill' I " ""1 Ml BRAM9 Our Boys' and Children's line of Overcoat in all the latest shades and weaves are made to fit, stylish and for wear. Our prices range from $2.50 t $8.00 in . children's; boys' prices range from $8.50 to'$18.00.;-:: ,.;;;; COME IN AND LOOK THE LINE THE SAME QUALITY -:- PRICES LESS PICKLE Sweet; Sour; i Sour Mixed, Sweet Mixed, Chow Chow, Dills. Phone us your orders. Main 70. PROMPT DELIVERY. The Grocery Phone 70. Stageberg & Sandborg """ 1 "' 'it-ar j" 1 n - n 1 FJ. If you are looking for a place ';,';'..;;' v y:v? to get your ",' 1 .:;' ''.. iitAn'-';;,' Shoes WOOD AND ' i:V. Wrijcv- ' ! yL '-tiv; ' (f go xouvikLEiM street;;'" . -' , . M'llllttm Stradford, Prop. Phoiie IVlain 6 Opposite Toney & Scrantom 1 ' ' 1 J 1 , Work Done on Short Notice. L.UlU..JU.i;jJl!'.l'!' JJUJ'..'-JH""J"hl.:nl ii. i I .-. . i . - . ;.,tsssBasrs.-,,, ; Snowdrift Flour WILL PLEASE YOU Your Money Back If It Fails Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., Main 706 Get Sponges Worth -:'.yv':'V:Their , sYou are sureo here. Sponges seem high they aTe higher than they once were. There's greater demand for good sponges than there is production. , ; . The profit on Sponges Is slight to dealers. The fact tbat it is small has made us extremely careful In tur buying. We have learned to buy sponges right by being careful. That Is why e can furulsn our customers with considerable better goods for pike than can be had elsewhere. We like to sell sponges even if the' profit is small. We know the customer will be satisfied" and we find that satisfying ' customers stimulates trade greatly. ' . 1 . . ' Bath Sponges, Toilet Sponges,' Carriage Spotvges, Houseclean lng Sponges and Sponges for every conceivable use are tn our stock. ', Every sponge worth what Is asked for It. See our sponges and Judge for yourself. '.'" LI LA GRANDE, ORE.