La Grande evening observer., January 25, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVJSNING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1912.
THEATRE
ANOTHER VITAGRAFH FEA
TURE FILM
AN AEROPLANE ELOiPE
MENT ............ VMttgntphy
.iMost original and unique pho-
toplay ever- produced. Full qf ;
thrilling Interest from the start
of the lovers In the aeroplane. A
race with the Speed boat, loco
motive and automobile.
THE MISER'S HEART V; ..
........ ...i. ........ Blogroph
: This miser is a bl more lov- "
able and human than Is usual
with misers In pictures. He Is
a bit truer to life,
"PRESIDENT TAFT AT SAN -;
FRANCISCO" Essanay
' Ground breaking at the Pan
!,araa Pacific Exposition. Presi
dent Taft turns the first, shovel
of dirt. Excellent motion views
of our chief executive. ;
"SPECIAL' SONG IN SPOT
LIGHT By.MJss Oarrick and Mr. Ferrtn
"I'LL SING .THEE SONGS OF
ARABV
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN.
20th and 80th.
the Christian church Thursday eve
ning. The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary . Society of the Presbyter
Ian church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Humphreys, Friday-, Jan.. 26th, at
2:30 p. m. There will be an interest
ing program on missionary topics un
der the leadership of Mrs. Seemann.
A full attendance Is desired. ;
' LudlosJ .
We have secured the best ' ladles'
tailors and are In a position to make
you up a suit style up to date, and
prices $20.00 cheaper than Portland.
LOCALS
H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212V& Adams av.,
The Toggery.
l-25-3t
: The Pioneer Literary society will
present the laughable comedy-drama',
"To Oblige Benson" at the Pleasant
Grove school house Friday night. The
admission will be free. , This same
company presented the same play last
Saturday night at the Iowa school
house where. the amateurs are at
home. ' . ;; '..';!'..
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Those be 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.
"VANITY FAIR" At the Isls Mon
day and Tuesday, January 29 and 30.
-' Ladles!" -
We have secured , the best ladies'
tailors and are in a position to make
you up a suit style up .to date, and
prices $20.00 cheaper' than Portland.
The Toggery, '"'- '. l-2.5-3t
George De Moss plays two cornets
at once, at the Christian church on
Thursday evening.
:X'"f - :
Crochest work aone promptly and
natisfactorlly. Aviation1 cape a special
ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard.
11-19-tf
Look Here,
, Lndit :
Dr. roscy, Specialist for Eye, Ear,. We naye secured. the best ladles'
Nose, Throat diseases . and! catarrn. ta0rs and are in a position to make
Over Selders store. . Eyes fitted with
glasses. Hours 9 to 11:30; li30 to
6 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Gentlemen! ,',
Order your dress suits for the 22nd
now. Al. Andrews, The Toggery.
i-S5-3t" "
Gregg and : Pittman the best sys
temstaught at La Grande business
college. - v 1-5-tf
Gentlemen!
vou un a suit style up to date and
prlceB $20.00 cheaper than Portland.
The Toggery. ' "t? -l-25-3t
n o
"VANITY FAIR" At the Isls Men
day and Tuesday, January 29 and 80.
TT The-De- Moss reserve tickets are
now on sale at the Wright drug store.
Other tickets at the Christian church
doors, Thursday evening. :
Ladles! : . ,"
We have secured the best ladies1
Order your dress suits for the 22nd tailors and are in a position to make
You may now step into this store and se
lect any suit or overcoat you want (ab
solutely none reserved) -values up to
112.50 for... .1
$8.75
Qentldmeiiui
' , " No finer clothes were ever made than
' ' these. , Some of the very best of the tea-
son's styles and fabrics still remain from
which you can choose isee window)
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
worth up to $22.50
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS .
worth up to $20.00 v
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
worth up to $18.00
ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
worth' up to $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. ,, , 2. . .. i
Special Values
That Should
Interest You
$1.00 shirts ". .' $ .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...
3.00 Hats.:..
3.20
2.40
25 per cent discount on Caps
20 per cent discount on Un
1 derwear.
25 per cent discount on men's
. pants.
TONEY & SCR ANTON
The Store That Satisfies
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the auxiliary. while at 2 o'clock the
public installation will take place.
Henry Watson of Pendleton was a
Foley guest last night. " : '"'''
Mrs. Odell of Enterprise spent -la ift
night in the city staying at the Folef .
W. L. Tucker of Elgin, John P. Har
mon of Huntington, H. T. Colman of
Wallowa and E. L. Brandon of Wal
lowa were Foley hotel guests last
night.' '' '-: . .-. . . xv ,
timber districts think it also should
give similar aid in the clearing of val
uable lands now studded with Btuinps
but adapted to the highest form of ag
riculture. It would benefit the entire
country and provide low-priced lands
for thousands now crowded in the
cities." ; ' .'. ''
' you up a suit style up to date, and
prices J20.00 cheaper than Portland.
The Toggery. l-25-3t
CIGARS
FOLEY BEOS.'
CIGAR STORE.
PIPES i ' ' V CIGARETTES
TOBACC0ES ' CANDIES
now. Al. Andrews, me Toggery
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SOMETHING NEW.
Foley Bros.' Olsar Store. -SOMETHING
NEW.
PROF. F. 3. FREENOR Spluologlst
and Healer. Successfully treats al'
diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Phone
W.I- M A in annJ A T
SAID irx lii vnauuvi '., 1 . .
- . Th ne Moss bards have, appeared
The New Ideal Steam Cooker saves before more people in more countries
one half in food and fuel. P. O. News than any other musical organization.
..... . ... . v mu.iMav-aveniner.
Stand. ' . :-',l-18-tf ; unnstian cnuicii, """
' .,. .; Gentlemen!
Order your dress suits for the 22nd
now. Al. Andrews,' The Toggery. ;
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. Birth Record.
Rom to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lewis,
402 Third street, a son, January 24.
Dr. Underwood attended.
Born, to C. F. Smith and wife, Jan
uary 24, a son.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warniclt
January 24, a daughter.
Hear the De Moss Lyric Barda ,at
APPLES
Several varieties from 25
cents to $1.25 per box
Waters-StanchfieW
Produce Co.,
' HAY, FEED, FLOUR. POULTRY
SUPPLIES, WOOD
1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE
ANYONE GIVING the present correct
address of Mrs. Zora Talbot will be
compensated by writing to Box 88,
Portland. Oreeon." l-24-3t
Dried Fruits
The housekeeper cudgels her
brain for a substitute for fresh
fruits. Many excellent dishes
can be made from dried fruits,
not only 'for desserts but also
for the breakfast table. Our
dried fruits consist of:
APRICOTS,
PEACHES, . .
BLACK AND WHITE FIGS,
PRUNES. ' ,
For Sale by
Pattison Bros.
PHONE NUMBERS MAIN 80
AND MAIN 70.
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I PERSONALS.
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I Mrs. Atkinson, who has been ill, is
" reported considerably improved to
"i day. ' r.
Mrs. Theodore Hough of Portland
' was a guest at the Somnier this morn
J'ing. F. H. Sutherland and C. Stantion,
both of Baker, were Sommer hotel
J ! guests this morning.
1 1 m r Bowman was over from LOB
S' tine last night and made the Sommer
i his headquarters.
I
! n t T.vorond manBEer of the
l Vi. m, ,
' Title and Abstract company recently
formed, went to Elgin today on dus.
ness matters.
prod .T Holmes. Fred Bock and
Fred Gaskell arrived Home this morn-
m., (mm Portland where tneyspem
a few days after being a part of the
business men's excursion last ween.
or n fi. and G. A. R. circles con
rations for the
liue iu "w"" i"-'
miTKr of the national ' president,
n s rtnvio next Saturday. The
UUIM.
nr tj r. unci the G. A. R. will meet
at the hall at 11 o'clock ana at noon
PROTECT FELON
FAMILIES. AIM
Seattle, Jan. 25. "You must appre
ciate my position and that I can say
nothing,' said Federal Judge Don
worth today answering the reports
circulated that he would aealn resign
I . , i .i . 1 1 ( . r..
gressman Humphreys. In the event
that Humphreys ' Is nominated . the
Seattle Bar asosciatlon may meet, and
formally protest against his confirma
tion by the senate. ,
Attention
EDITH DUNN,
Guardian Neighbor.
Snokane. Wash., Jan. 25. (Special)
.Tnhn H. Wallace, a member of the
state Industrial Insurance commission
of Washington, announced at the an
nual convention of the State Federa
tion of Labor in Spokane that a con
certed effort will be made at the next
session of the legislature to pass a
law, designed to protect the families
of men sentenced to the penitential y.
The idea is to change the present sys
tem, under which the felon worKs
fr the state to atone for his wrong
doing, so that his earnings will go to
th wife and children, left at nome
and frequently destitute and In want
Thfi deleeates expressed their ap-
the nlan. and, while no for
mal action was taken by the organi
zation as a body, It is likely that a
campaign will be launched in a snon
tin,, tn rrvstallize the idea into a
measure, which will be submitted to
the estate legislature at Its Dienniai
session early next January.
H. L. Thomason, of Sandpolnt, Ida.,
a delegate at the yearly meeting of
the Pacifio Northwest Hardware and
Tm.kmnt nealers' association, inter
ested many visitors from varumo -
of the Pacific slope and intermountaln
country In a plan to have the federal
government assist in clearing logged
off land? in the west. He said:
"The cost of clearing cut-over Um
ber land Is high and on that account
It Is difficult to Induce settlers and
prospective homebulUlcrs to go into
the districts.- The government makes
large appropriations for the opening
of rivera hnd the reclamation oi i.im.
THE POLE. STAR.
8ome of the Wonders of Thla Great
Beacon of the North.
Most people. If they know nothing
else of astronomy, at any rate know
the pole star the one star which seems
. i, itu nWo in the heavens with
out movement of any kind. There are To all Women of Woodcraft. There
n great ninny, however, who do not wlu be a meeting of Grande Ronde
Know what a wonderful thing it is. in clrcle No 47 on Friday, Jan. 26 at 2:30
Hie Hrst place, it can be seen when I reB,dence o Mra c. i.
ooked at turouRU a goo te . consider meet-
Dp two stnrs and not one. There Is one . .... ,,,
fulrlr hrhrht one. of what Is known mg place ana any omer uu,u
the second magnitude, and another or may come before tne uircie.
the ninth magnitude close to is. I . .
But thnt is uot all. The brighter of
the two Is really three stars revolving ; . .
round one another, or rather round
their common center of gravity, like 1
three children ' playing "ring a ring o
roses." This secret Is revealed to. us
by what Is perhaps the most astonish
ing of all scientific Instruments, the
spectroscope. It not only tells us what
the stars are made of. but whether
tbey are moving toward us or away
from us.
When you stand facing the star you
.ra nirofiva fnrlnir north. Tho reason
that it does not appear to move as tho ,
others do is because it is nearly in line j
with the axis of the earth. Its distance
from us is enormous. This can be
,i.m,i fmm tim fnct that although tho
earth in its journey round tho sun 13
today about 190,000.000 miles from
where It was six mouths ago, that
makes no appreciable difference to Us
distance from the pole star. It must
therefore be many times iuu,wu,wu
miles away. t
GROW CI1ANDER1UFS.
Clatsop county has the" finest
cranberry marshes in the west.
A ne wassoclation composed of
Astoria and Portland business
men invite 10 men to Join them
in a profitable investment. Write
and ask for full information.
Nothing better, for . permanent
income and pleasant homesite.
Address J. E. Gratke, 533 Cham
ber of Commerce, Portland, Ore.
Ask your Groqer
For Our
COVE FLOUR
Every Sack Guaranteed
GRANDE ROUNDE
CASH CO.
Stylish
Stationery
Style as well as quality
are marked "features of
our stationery. : "
Handsome writing pa
Ders in different tints.
i and fabric effects, i .'
1 JJsfi hicrh Quality stylish
I "stntionerv. and be . -in. ft
I good form at all times. M
I 95 nnrl 50 cents ner box; I
Wright Drug J
The Ruling Spirit.
Sitting at a cafe in Paris one even
ing, I heard a woman's idea of war.
An nffectionate young couple were au-,
daciously making love over some ba
varoise nu chocolat ' The girl was
telling mnchere, all manner of pretty
things that rnn something like this:
"What a pity there will be no war aft
er all I You would have been wounded,
and I should have gone out to nurse
you In such a pretty costume d'lnflr
mlerel" London Black and White.
. Riohter's Criticism.
On one occasion Hans Richter was
present at a concert given by a brother
composer nt which the latter per
fnrmorl a lone and not particularly in
teresting "work of his own. When tho ;
onmnnaitinn pnme to an end Richter .
.Tnn9Mi his criticism in a very few :
words. "Well," he said,. "I, too, baf .
written compositions to make a pile so
hiirh ." rnlBlno his hand three feet from
tho ground, "but I hnf burned them!"
nt thP hall at 11 OCIOCK uu m. oi rno.o ......
-j tie old veterans' will serve mess to a8 lt should, and we who live in the'dayB. 8PBsIon.
To Discuss Child Labor.
.-'Louisville, Ky., Jan. 24. 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
Simple As 2x2
An ordinary lamp glvesa bout as much light as a 5 watt electric
globe. ;'
It would require five ordinary kerosene lamps to furnish the same
light as a 25 watt electric globe eight for a 40 watt, etc.
It costs .00375 cents an hour to burn a 25 watt electric lightthe
equivalent of five kerosene lamps.1. Kerosene sells at 25 cents a
gallon. Figure lt out yoursolf JUBt how much more' It will ost
you to produce a given volume of light with kerosene than with
electricity.' You will then be convinced that electricity Is cheaper
than any other form of lllumlnant. That lt really does more for
leSS COSt. . . . . . .'. ',. .. ': - -
Wo are convincing people of the. advantages of electrlo lighting
every day. Not one user In a hundred would ever, be willing to
go back to kerosene lamps. . , , -
There is only one conclusion to draw from this: that our ser
vice is reliable and our rates reasonable" Phone Main 34 for rates.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
I "Always at Your Service." ,
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