La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1912. PAGE 5 TThcD&ia THEATRE 3ti rsfri w Ac THREE REELS A : KALEM SPECIAL. - SCENES ALL TAKEN IX IRE LAND, MILL BE RUN AT THE ISIS . i ' I" Monday and Tuesday, , February 5 and 6 ILLUSTRATED S0NG-"H0L1 ME JUST A LITTLE CLOSER, LOCALS H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1212 Adams av The pupils of Miss Allen's elocution class of the La Grande high sc.hojV will give a recital at the Union church at Island City, Saturday night, . Fex 10th. Admission, 25 and 16 cents. Tht proceeds are to be used for (tong books for the Sunday school : - , , .. PAT TOUR WATER RENT TOMOR ROW. FAT AND LAZY Hens will lay eggs if you feed them DIAMOND SCRATCH FOOD All Kinds of Poultry Supplies . Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., HAY. FEED. FLOUR, POULTRY-.; SUPPLIES.JWOOD " 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE We Furnish The Mince Meat You Make The Crust Very few cooks can equnl HUINZ BULK MINCE MEAT. Furthermore, you get . th's greatest of desserts as oftfiu as you want It without the work and fuss and expense thai Mince Meat making, requires. 20c a Pound For Sale by j Pattison Bros. THOSE 'NUMBERS MAIN 80 -j AND MAIN 79. Will the party who, through mis take, took a fur neck piece from the ladles cloak room In Elks hall ' last naay . night- when ; the rvmmrniii club banquet was held Buiue ai urns club or Observer office? commercial Club Committee.. 2-6-3t PROF., F. S. FREENOR-SpI-olog 1st v mid Healer. Successfully treats nil diseases. M17 Adams ateuue. Phone Vain 781, La Grande. HEAR LAWIilEME Firi.I.Kn uA see his special reel of Vltamnnh Aim., showing how pictures are made from i me time tne story Is written; till It la1 reaay for exhibition. ARCADE TUT. ATRE .'.omorrow. Matinee and even nlng. i Arrah-La-Pogue, What is -t r : 00 v. . " Will the party , wno, . through mis- take, took a .fur neck piece from the ladies cloak room in Elks hall ' last Friday night when the Commercial club banquet was held please leave same at Elks club or Observer office? Commercial Club Committee. - 2-5-3t BA.RftMN DATSi fir .the. .OREGON J JOURNAL cIose'Feb.'rth. ' GETvBUST;1 :Crochest work done promptly and tatlsfactorily. Aviation caps a special ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard . . n-19-tf . 1 HEAR. LAWRENCE FULLER and see his special reel of Vltagraph films showing how pictures are made from the time the story is written till It Is ready for exhibition. 'ARCADE THE ATRE tomorrow. Matinee and eveu- Arrah-La-Pogue. , What is it? . v " Q 1 O " w' Our specialties are dinner' parties and first class service. Foley Grill, ; 1 Did you ever stop to think that we have 17 grocery stores here, and that 17 of 'that number sell,. ipraise ; and guarantee Blue Stem . flour? When ever you see La Grande Milling Co. stamped tsi the sack, you're right be cause we only put our name on th good kind. So in ordering your next sack please do not Bay, "Send me' a sack of flour," but specify, that Bhu Stem kind. It's really good. ; 2-6-2t PAT TOUR WATER RENT TOMOR. HOW. Airah-La-Pogue. What is :t? A basket supper will be given next Saturday nlgbt by the Modorn Woodmen of America. Lady friends of Woodmen, the Rayol Neighbors and their families are Invited , Each lady Is to bring a basket and rhe charge will be 50 cents for each basket. CIGARS FOLET BKOS. CIGAR STORE. PIPES CIGARETTES TOBACC0ES , CANDIES , HEAR LAWRENCE FULLER and see his special reel of Vltagraph films Rhowine how pictures are made from the time the story Is written till it is ready for exhibition. ARCADE 'IHt ATRE tomorrow. Matinee and eyen ning. , 1 o o The Delhi Durbar, from which Klog George V arrived borne yesterday.' is being Bhown at the Arcade. All the oriental luster thnt went in the spend ing of the millions to stage tho dui bar are shown. 0 0 1 Will the partr who, through mis take, took a fur neck piece from the , ladies cloak room in Elks hall last ! Friday night when the Commercial rlub banquet was held please iuuvb sarne at Elks club or Observer office? Commercial Club Committee. 2-5-3t 0-0 , PAT TOUR WATER RENT TOMOR ROW. Ask your Grocer For COVE FLOUR Every Sack Guaranteed GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. . Distributors r The Delhi Durbar, from which King .George V arrived home yesterday, Is .being shown at the Arcade. Allf jhe , uiicumt turner mtu went iu me ueuu ing of the millions to stage the dur bar are shown. , . The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres byterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. M. Catos; 1904 Third street. This is the regular tid iness meeting of the society. ' . SOMETHING NEW. 1 - Foley Bros.' Cigar Stors. SOMETHING NEW. ' , . The Delhi Durbar, from which. King George V arrived home yesterdav, Is being Bhown at the Arcade. All the oriental luster that went in the spending-of the millions tq stage the dur bar are shown. Arrah-La-Pogue; What Is it? Major 1 D. Chllders died at the home of his brother, S. P. Chllders near Rut ledge, Scotland county, Mo., recently. Be was a brother of the late John A. Chllders, and ' was aged 90 years, six months and 24' days. V ; ..' :l Ls ' PERSONALS. ' Mrs. Little of South Ltt Grande Is reported to be recoving from an at tack of illness. Mrs. Pantrell and little daughter are i hfrA frnm Rnlrpr vlaftlnv w'th ra r ' F. Orvis of South La Grande. ".'..V.i.'j "f". '"!' V ....... ,. ' . ...i y .1. .'IL,: , S. RiMaworth is home from a busi ness trip to Portland, returning this morning. w . ' , I .". J. M. Selder 'arrived this morn'rg from , Portland to attend the county court session and transacting person al business aatters. ;. : Mrs. Atkinson and not 'Mr. Atkinson has been ill at their South La Grande home, and the Observer yesterday re ported Mr. Atkinson as recovering from illness when it should have been ( Mrs. Atkinson.; . Leon B. Stoddard was : down from Ferry transacting business and stated that plans are complete for the re building of the Perry sawmill and that bids for the machinery are' out. The structure and machinery will be alnng the same plans as the one destroyed by fire but wl)l have modern' embel lishments. LAST NIGHT Of a great:story "ARRAH-NA-POGUE'' AT TIIE ISIS PLEASES LARGE NUMUEItS. Beautiful Irish- Story Corryiug Willi It Costumes and Habits of Ireland. "Arrah-Na-Pogue," rich In its- set ting, rich in its -story of life in Ire land, will appear at the Isis t might for the last time and Hiobb who have not seen It should take advantage of the opportunity;: The play is one of those clean, restful . entertainments that makes pne feel better for having seen it "It is one of the very . be&l films I have ever put on In this theatre,': Scild Manager Sherwood of the Tsls today. "Not a person who sees it fails to give commendation and. rejoices at having attended the Isls while this picture was on. You will observe nothing bus been omitted in carrying the thread of the story, neither has' there been anything overlooked in. the costumes and settings. Mt Is almost as nearly perfect as the picture making art his ever attained and with considerable satisfaction I engaged it for the enter tainment of the people of La Grande." HAZEL MANOR CASTE OUT ASSIGNMENT OF PARTS FOR HOME TALENT GITEN. Local Calcium Artists Xiim rartlfilpate jn Home xaieni. . The assignment of roles and the de scription: of the details for Hazel Manor a home written and home play ed drama, have been announced, (ind follow:- .. ' ' . : . , , Judge Randolph Fernsworth . r 'K- 'i. -:";i"v V; Red To The Wris'ht Drug L. A. WRIGHT, a popular and ' of all his interests in the qtor to W. H. Reutok i his -; ; ; V former partner, who wift ho'wKVwnel nd ' manager, c THE RED CROSS DRUC STORE Will be the store's new name hereafter, but the telephone number is the f ' same, the efficiency is the same, the same clerks will - be employed, the same attention to bnsiness, the same qualities that made the Wright Prijg ' Store efficient and trustworthy will be used to make The ' Red Gross , Drug Store the leading emproinm.of drugs and Sun dries in Eastern Oregon. - , - 1 , WE HAVE ABIDING FAITH in La Grande, 'in its people and its future. Our. qualifications to operate and conduct a drug store are such that we feel justifi ed in expecting the same from the buying public. The Red Cross Drug Store W. H. REUTER, Sole Owner & Manager : V. GibbonB Lyle Burns E. W. Carbine Black Curtis Vern Bean Tommy .! Chas. Mills Inez Merlin i, ........ Jenny Carbine Annie Deal . . . ... . Daisy ii.i-.. Frankie Combs Detective Ray Baura TIME Present : PLACES Massachusetts. 1 . ACT I SCENE 1 Garden of Squire Burns. SCENE II Same in evening. : . . ACT II. SCENE I Hazel Manor. One year, later. i " , . r 11 SCENE II Same as Scene I. .- One day later, ACT III. HAZEL MANOR. Christmas Eve., one day later. E TO STALLION EXCHANGE LATEST AD DITION TO INDUSTRIES. Will Conduct . Exchange on Fifth Street 'Comes From lln'oit Here Fred Billings, formerly of . Union and a noted breeder of good horr.es, is to embark in business in La Grande at once and will establish a stallion ex change. He will open for business one block south of the Kirtley livery barn. It Is Mr. -Billings' Intention to doal In the exchange of highly bred stal lions and to market the home crop of stallions raised in this valley. This has been a branch of the horse busi ness which heretofore has not . had proper attention for the home product It is said, Is far superior to tne import ed stock. Each horse seems to pos- TU OPEN The Gross Drug Stoire Successor to a partner in the.Wright Drug , Store, up - to - date store in this city, has disposed; "X MUM sess not only the size, form and ap pearance but he Is also equipped with extraordinary lung powei and power of endurance which does not always obtain In horses , imported from -a lower altitude. ' " It r is believed the venture of . Mr. Billings will prove successful. In' eery vay. SL'ALUONS. In the circuit court in the state of Oregon, for the county of Unlno. vSada Anderson,: plaintiff,' 'vs. F. L. Meyers, executor of the .last will and testament of John predmore;:dt;ce-ised, Sister'. of St. FranclB-'of La Grande? Oregon, and William Hull, H. C. 'Mont gomery, and J. J. Beldln, trustees of the La Grande and Moss chapul cir cuit of the Methodist Episcopal church South, in Union county, Oregon, and all other persons and parties unknown claiming ; any estate, i -right : or title to, Interest In, or c!al:n or Hen upon : the property described in complaint in this cause, adverse to the plaintiff, defendants. To all persons and parties unknown claiming any estate, ' right tr title to, interest ; In; ; or claim lien upon ,? the . properly described in the complaint In this cause, adverse to the plaintiff defend ants above named: You and each of you, are hereby notified to be and ap pear In the' above' entitled court and answer the complaint : therein Died against you in the above entitled cause within six weeks from the first publi cation of this summons. And if you fall so to ' appear and answer, ,; the plaintiff will, for want thereof apply to the court for the relief demanded In the complaint to-wlt: That plain tiff be decreed to be the owner In fee and entitled to the posessslon of the porperty described In : the complaint to-wlt! Lots 11, 12 and 13 In block 2 of Predmore's addition to the town of La Grande, Union county, Oregon j that his title thereto be quieted. This summons Is publlchd In the La Grande Company Evening Observer, a newspaper pub ':r Hshed at La Grande, Oregon, hy'vlrtUft ,;. or an order of the circuit court of the ; state of Oregon, for Union Aunty. bearing date, the 6th day of FebrUiuy, A. D., - . 1012; ' directing : lnibllcatioiu . thereof once , each week therein, , f.ar-.r - . Bix consecutive weeks, .and the first publication of this summons la ojiitbe ,-., 6th day of February, A. D., 1012.. I , J. D. SIATER,"- ' ' ; . Attorney for PlhlntMI. Feb 6 13 20 27 "Mar. 5 12 ' ' -MELODRAMA Hazel Manor Written by Local Talent.' Present--ed by Local Talent. L D. S. Amusement Hall FRI. EVE. FEB. 9 ' Monologues Between Acts : . Dance After . - TICKETS, 25c DOOROPEN7:30 Play 8 Clock : - i i Don't Miss It : NICE HEALTHFUL THINGS TO EAT Fresh celery, hot houae lettuce, , green spinach, green and ripe olives, sweet potatoes;, fresh eggs, that are ' fresh, cream cheese, M..rur and sweet pic kles, the lies; plneapp'e.v vval nuts that are- good. cabbso as hard as a rock. Geddes Bros. Have them all I 1 lit. i V'V 1'' '.','i.' $5"