La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1912
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THEATRE
AXOTJIKR VITAGItAPJJ FEA
TU1UJ FILM
AN AEROPLANE ELWE
MEST TittKnu)h
LMoBt original and unique pho
toplay ever produced. Pull of
thrilling interest from the start'
of the lovers In the aeroplane. A
race with the speed boat, loco
motive and automobile. ,
T1IE MISER'S HEART .....
, Blograph
This miser is a bit more lov
able and human than Is usual
with misers In pictures.' He is
a bit truer to life,
"PRESIDENT TAFT AT SAN
FRANCISCO". ; JEssanay
Ground breaking at the Pan
ama Pacific Exposition. Presi
dent Taft turns the first shovel
of dirt. Excellent motion views
of our chief executive. . .
"SPECIAL' SONG IN SPOT
LIGHT By Miss Garrick and Mr. Ferrfai
"I'LL' SING THEE SONGS OF
ARAB!"
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN.
mh and SOtb.
LOCALS
H. T. Love, Jeweler. 1212 V4 Adams av
Stand.
M8-tf
Hear the De Moss Lyrlo Bards at
the Christian church Thursday eve-j
nlng. i
FOR RENT A six-room plastered
" house freulily papered, connected
with sewor and city water, one block
east of round house on Jackson ave
nue. Inquire of Turner Oliver.
Members of the shop federation here
have drafted resolutions of condolence
to the McNown family where death re
moved a 10-year-old son last wek.
Those De Moss boys bring wonder
ful music" out of anvils. Thursday eve
ning at the Christian church.
Our specialties are dinner parties
and first class service. Foley drill.
Look;,: . Here, GentleMe:
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v:v-,-...:..-,t .:
"VANITY FA1R"Al the IsIs Men-
day and Tuesday, January SO and 30.
George De Moss plays two cornets
at once, at the Christian church on
Thursday evening.
. o o .
Crocbest work aone promptly and
satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special
ty. Mrs. Henry Mobs', near brickyard
11-19-tf
"VANITY FAIR" At the Isis Mn-
day and Tuesday, January 20 and SO,
The De Moss reserve tickets are
now on sale at the Wright drug store,
Other tickets at the Christian church
doors, Thursday evening.
. CIGARS
FOLEY BBOS.
. CIGAR STORE.
PIPES
TOBACC0ES
CIGARETTES
CANDIES
' Dr. Posey, Specialist for Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat -diseases and catarrh.
Over Solder's store. Eyes fitted with ANYONE GIVING the present Correct
The De Moss bards have appeared
before more people in more countries
than any other musical organization
Christian . church, Thursday evening.
glasses. Hours 0 to
6 and 7 to 8 p. m.
11:30; 1:30 to
; People In and around Enterprise
who wish to confer with the Maxwell
agent, can find the opportunity on
Thursday by calling'at the Enterprise
hotel whore R. W. Leightou will make
his headquarters while at Enterprise.
He 1s an expert machinist and auto re
pair 'matrVnd seiis'The Maxweli xaV;
Gregg and Plttman the best sys
temstaught at La Grande business
college. ... 1-5-tf
address of Mrs. Zora Talbot will be
compensated by writing to Box 88
Portland, Oregon." '.:" l-24-3t
PERSONALS.
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SOMETHING NEW. ,
Foley Bros.' Cigar Store.
SOMETHING NEW.
Girls wishing employment read
Cherry's New' Laundry "ad" In' another
column. . ,
PROF. F. J. FREENOR Spluologlst
and Healer. Successfully treats all
diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Phone
Main 724, La Grande.
The New Ideal Steam Cooker saves
one half In food and fuel. P. O. News
F. . S. Bramwell is home from a
business trip to Portfand.
Al Kirtley of Alicel stopped at the
Foley last night y
C. A.- Baker and wife and George
Evans and wife of Ogoma were Fola
guests last night.
APPLES
Several varieties irom 25
cents to. $1.25 per box
Waters-Stanchfield
Produce Co.,
BAY, FEED, FLOUR. POULTRY
SUPPLIES. WOOD
1627 JEFFERSON AVENUE
C.W. Mercer of'North Powder tran
sacted business here this morning,
staying at the Sonuner. .
Chief of Police McLachleh has re
turned from a business trip to Port
land. . .'' V . , .. '
Mrs. Ed Rumble is here today the
gueBt of Mrs. "F. L. Lilley. She is on
her way to California to visit friends
and relatives. -,
(Miss Helen Gates of Hillsboro who
has been a guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Siegrlst the past 10 days re
turned to her home this morning.
You may now step into this store and so
, lect any suit or overcoat you want (ab
solutely none reserved) values up to
12.50 for............:..;.......-.......... ....;.. .
$8.75
No finer clothes were ever made
these. Some of the very best of the
son's styles and fabrics still remain
which you can choose see window)
than
eea-
from.:
ALL SUITS AND
worth up to
ALL SUITS AND
worth up to
ALL SUITS AND
worth up to
ALL SUITS AND
worth up to
OVERCOATS
$22.50
OVERCOATS
$20.00
OVERCOATS
$18.00
OVERCOATS
$15.00
$16.75
$15.00
$13.50
$11.25
We Postively Refuse
to carry any garments over into next season. , We will not devi
ate from our fixed policy of selling every garment in the season
, for which it was bought.' Drop in and get introduced to the best
clothes values in town; ' 1 V
Special Values
That Should
Interest You
$1.00 shirts i r....l$ .75
1.25 shirts.. ."....'.".!...... 1.00
1.50 shirts 1.20
2.00 shirts :..: :.1.60
2.50 shirts 1.85
3.00 shirts . 2.15
3.50 shirts.. 2.50
4.00 Hats' 3.20
3.00 Hats . 2.40
25 per cent discount on Caps
20 per cent discount on TJn
. . derwear.
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25 per cent discount on men's
pants.
TONEV
SCRANTON
The Store That Satisfies
given a great deal of encouragement.
The company has a large field of the
black marble. -
RAPID AMERICANS.
L. E. Cavlness, a councilman of Jo
seph is a guest today with his father.
J..L. Caviness of tills city.
District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe ar
rived home this afternoon from Enter:
prise where' circuit court has been in
progress. Among the fines and sen-
'tencMTmdtfea; by ' judge'-rthowi
parties convicted of illicit selling are
several which Impose heavy fines and
0 days in the county Jail,
Fruit iMlen Discuss Problems.
Rochester, N. Y., . Jan. 24. Many
prominent fruit growers met in this
city today and opened the 57th an
nual meeting of the Western New
York Horticultural society, which will
last three days. The program provides
for addresses by a number of noted
horticultural experts, from Illinois,
New Jersey, Michigan and several
other states,
Civil Engineers at Montreal.
'. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Foley return
ed this morning from Portland where
they spent a few days after complet
ing the La Grande business men's jun
ket last week.
If You Knew
Madam
Just how Heinz Tomato Soup
measures up. to the very best
home-made with none of the
bother and fuss, you , would
make it a steady and welcome
visitor to your home.
It is ready to serve In next to
no time Just heat.
Its Ingredients are choice To
' matoes, with the , addition of
rich cream and pure spices.
2 for 25c and 20c size.
For Sale by
Pattison Bros.
PI10XE NUMBERS MAIJJ 80
A XI) MAIS 70.
C. C. Penington, leaves tonight for
Albany where his aged father is criti
cally ill. The senior Penington. is 86
years of age and is very ill, according
to a telegram received from friends
at the bedside this morning.
Montreal, Que., Jan. 24. Leaders of
the civil engineering profession from
many parts of the dominion came to
Montreal today for the annual meet- two opposlte tnlnga at once-the roek-
An English Critio on Our Barber 8)iep
and Rooking Chairs.
I cannot Hnd that quickness la an
American characteristic. What Is mis
taken for quickness is a kind of nerv
ous fidgets, for the American is In
finitely reBtlcBM and nervous. It la
shown, In bis passion for doing many
things at once. The barber shop, a
thing cbaructerlstienlly American, af
fords a wonderful example of this sub-
I tie pulin, Uuiiuru uud thumb und, wiiii
all the movements proper to the civi
lized mode of greeting, Insists on shak
ing hands. London Graphic. 1
stance for real rapidity and economy u
or time. The business man. still in
his dramatic cburucter of a locomotive
pressed for time, hurries into the bar.
ber shop and extends himself in a
chair, feet and bands outspread, a
bootblack engaged on each boot, a
manicurist on each band and the bar
ber himself operating on his head.
Bnt such are the seductions of the
barber shop that be probably spenda
twenty minutes or half an hour there,
as against the Englishman's four or
five minutes. ... " .
It is time simply wasted, from a
business point. of view; that is to say,'
it- is spent in sheer luxury. For tie
Americans, being amoug the cleanest
people In the. world, have a Roman ,
sense of luxury In everything that ap- I.
pertains to washing and care of the :,
body; and their lavatories and barber
Rbops are like temples raised to some
goddess of health and cleanliness. And,
finally, it was America that invented
that triumph in the achievement of
. ; Tho Trustful Aviator. ,
."Modern politics," said an English
clergyman, who Is visiting this coun
try, "Is worse than modern business.
You here in the States are so used to
political corruption that you Joke about
it. I - heard a Joke about it on tho
boat coming over.' An aviator tho
Joke ran descended in a field and said
to a rntheriwell dresBed individual:. ,,'
"Here, mind .my machine a minute,
will you J
' 'What? the well dressed Individual
snarled. , 'Me mind . your machine?
Why, I'm a United States senator!'
" 'Well, what of itr said the aviator.
'I'll trust you.' "Washington Star.
Fotey's Ujoney and Tar Compound,
. "Cures in Every Cawo." ,
Mr. Jas. McCaffery, Mgr. of thft
Schltz ' hotel, Omaha, Neb., : recoui--mends
Foley's Honey and Tar Com-:
pound, because It cures in every case..
"I have tried it .myself and I hav
lecothmended it to many others who
have since told me of Its great cura--tlve
power in diseases of the throat-,
and lungs.'V. Foley's f Honey and Talv
Compound is a reliable family medi- -cine.'
Give it to;.your children, and .'
take it yourself when you feel a cold ;
coming on. It checks and cures colds,. .
coughs and croup and prevents bron- -chitls
and pneumonia. Refuse substi
tutes. A T. HILL.
ing of tne Canadian Society of Civil
Engineers. The proceedings win cov-
er three days. The unusually large
attendance combines with an attract
tive-program of papers and discus
sions to give promise of one of the
most successful meeting in the history
of the society.
Cora M. Davis, president of the Na
tional Women's Relief Corps, and her
secretary, Jennie H. Higgens, will
come over from their homes In Union
Friday night to attend the tnstalla-
, tion of W. R. C. and G. A. R. next Sat
! urday afternoon. Mrs. Goodbrod, wife
i 'of General Goodbrod, will probably
! I accompany them and be guests here
'at the same time.. At noon Saturday
S the G. A. R. will entertain the W. R.
' C. and national officials and in the
J afternoon a public Installation will
take place. '
Dr. Fleeiior passed through the city
this morning on his way home, to Jo
seph from Tacoma where he has been
studying marble polishing. He is a
member of the black marble dealers
at Joseph 'and his company Is now
preparing to Install sufficient machin
ery to handle the product. He car
ried with him a line sample of the
marble which Is as black as coal when
polished, 'and everywhere he discus
sed his project with experts he waq
School Trustees of . Alberta.
' Calgary, Alta., Jan. 24. The sixth
annual convention of the association
of school trustees of the province of
Alberta met In tills city , today tor a
two days' session. The improvement,
of rural schools and school sanitation
and medical inspection are the lead
ing subjects slated for consideration
The scheduled speakers Include C. W
Mitchell, the" provliclal minister of
education, and Dr. W. C. Murray,
president of the University of Sas
katchewan. ,
Joseph! II. Clioatc Is 8U.
New York, Jan. 24. Joseph H.
Choate, the eminent New York law
yer and former American ambassador
to 'England, waa 80 years old today
and the occasion was marked by the
lng chair. So restless Is . the Ameri
can that even when be Is resting be
wants to be moving, and consequently
be has achieved this Infernal engine,
the rocking chair, in which (when he
Is obliged to remain In one place for a
time) be can Indulge in a continuous
movement which yet does not advance
him an inch. He can thus be busy
even while he is at rest Fllson Young
In English Review.
ANIMALS WITH HANDS.
Kangaroos Are Fond of Using Tholr
Fors Feet In Feeding. '
Kangaroos use their hands very read
ily to hold food in and to put it Into
their mouths, As their fore legs are so
short that they have' to browse in a
stooping position, they seem pleased
when able to secure a large bunch of
cabbage or other vegetable provender
and to hold it in their bands to eat
Sometimes the young knngnroo, look
ing out of its mother's pouch, catches
one or two of the leaves which the old
one drops, and the pair may be seen
each nibbling at the salad held in tbelr
hands, one, so to speak, "one floor"
above the other.
The slow, deliberate clasping and
unclasping of a chameleon's feet look
like the movements which the bands of i
a sleep walker mlgbt make were he
Think of It!
Two brothers, each of whom is near
ly six feet and a half tall, were one
day Introduced by an acquaintance to
a young lady. As she wit gazing up
at the 'pair of giants In wonder and
awe she exclaimed:" ;"' .
"Great heavens, suppose there hnd
only been .one of youl" Philadelphia
Ledger. ,
- . Handionpping the Burgfer.
..Burglaries lu private bouses In Vi
enna are rare, because the doors are
locked from 10 o'clock at night to 6 in
the morning by ordei) of the police. Ad
mission uud exit between 'I hose hours
are given by the house porter, who re
ceives a fee for unlocking the door
and l.s bound to report to tbe police
the doings und mode of life of all the
Inhabitants of the house. This system
of lock money Is tiresome, hut in Vi
enna, ns at Naples, whore It also es
ists, it obliges burglars and other crim
inals to operate during the daylight
and diminishes their chances of suc
cess. The landlords tried U few years
ago the system of giving the key of
the bouse door to tenants, but tho ma
jority of the keys have been withdrawn.
Wonder of Modern Drama.
The heroine of tbe play had Just re
ceived the telegram from her' faithless
lover. Then she fainted, and tbe cur
tain went down.
Loud applause followed, particularly
In the gallery.
Instantly tbe curtain went op. .
The herblne, having miraculously re
covered, was on her feet, bowing and
smiling.
More wonderful still, the faithless
lover stood by her side, also bowing
and smiling, having traveled a distance
of 287 miles In ten seconds In order to
be on band to acknowledge the ap
plause. Chicago Tribune. 1
Now's The Time
Leigbton's garage the place to have
your car put into shape for satlsfac--tory
and lasting service. We're expert
machinists, not "handy menV and we
guarantee our work from start to flnv
isvi. Our prices, too, are quite as pleas
Ing as our work both to your likings ,
Your car here for the needed over
hauling means : Its longer . life and!
smoother runnii f,. j ,s -
Leighton's Garage
of Salem, Mass., but has been a resi
dent of New York since sbortly aftet
his graduation from Harvard In 1852.
' To Discuss Child labor.
' Louisville, Ky., Jan, 2t. Many visi
tors arrived In Louisville today to at
tend the eighth annual conference of
the National Child Labor committee,
which will meet tomorrow for a four
days' session. - -
A Good Goer.
'That's a One watch you've go there.
Calhoun," said a friend. "Is It a good
goer?"
A good coor?" said Calhoun Clav.
yet they havo a superficial resemblance ! "Well, you bet ynur life it's a good
to the feet of parrots, which more than ' goer. Why, it can do an hour tn half
other birds use their feet for many of the time!" Exchange,
the purposes of a band when feeding. I
receint of a number of congratulatory
messages from friends on both sides trying to creep downstairs. The cha- ig
of the Atlantic. Mr. Choate Is a native (meleon's are almost deformed hands, j
To see many of tho smaller rodents
ground squirrels, prairie dogs and mar
mots bold food, usually in both paws,
is to learn a lesson in the dextrous use
of hands without thumbs.
Nothlhg more readily suggests the
momentary Impression that a pretty
llttlo monkey is "a man and a brother"
than when he stretches out his neat lit-
He Can't.
"Before you were married you said
that you couldn't do enough for me."
"Well, I guess that time has proved
that I was rlghf-Detrolt Free Press.
I Tho motto of chivalry is also the
motto of wisdom to serve all, but love
only one. Balzac,
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