La Grande evening observer., February 06, 1912, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, ' ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1912.
The Elite
Theatre
..The. Home of Good Independent
Pictures.
BEISEATH THE TEIL
THA.VHOL'SER
A beautiful story . of . a girl
thought to be disfigured for H o
and whose lover reaps his -reward
for his devotion to her. '.
THE DUEL OF CA DLL'S"
AMERICA
-.. Magnificent ..western . drama. :
The decree of fate, Every sceno
a thriller. Produced and pictur
ed In the "El Cajon" valley, of
Southern California.' . -
"THE CADDIE'S DREAM. .
. MWESTIC
He dreams he searches tor a
lost golf ball for 20 years. It's'
. excrutiatlngiy funny, . ,
WILl YOU HARRY MV . "
MA.H'STIC
A scream from, beginning to
flnlah, Featuring .pretty Mabel'
Trunnoll.
Miss Miibfii Bliilr.Solo Violinist
Miss Rath Dnis Pianist
Robert llcrkenncr ..Proprietor
Charles E. King. .Business Mgr.
Wright and hereafter will conduct the
store himself, Incidentally changing!
the store's name to Red Cross Drug'
store, by which it was knowu prior
to the purchase by A., Wright '.'of'.
Union and Mr. Router a year and a j
halt ago. Mr. Wright wlthdruvs on
account of pressing business' at Un-i
Ion and as Mr. Reuter has hid ' tho. '
management of the company1 hereto-1
ford, the retirement of Mr. Wrlght'wltl j
not have any material difference.1 .in i
the management.- Charles. Williamson
will continue as drug clerk, ttnd lr j
fact there is to be no visible change .
except the nanie,. . -.
' Mr. Reuter, the new owner, lived tj
Union for 10 years and graduated
from the Union high school with? the)
class of 1005. Later, in 1907 he '.van
graduated from the Illinois Pl-.trm-jfy j
school and ' received honorable men
tion for excellence In scholarship audi
was given' a membership to the Am-j
erlcan' . Pharmaceutical ass luiuihu, '
He-has become closel yafllllated wltUj
social and. musical cities and his de-j
islon to Invest and became n pern1?.-1
nent resident of the city will b greet
ed with pleasure.' . 1 , - j
!'We have abiding faith In La Grande '
and Jts future and for-that reason have
Jdeclded to make this -place of business
our chief effort In a commercial was",
said' Mr. Reuter' today ln'announchir,
the change. In ownership and im.no. I
"'' JO' . -..'; .':,-'-:';A''
SIR GERALD A. . L0WTHER;
Turkey Threatened With Inter
vention by British Ambaitadop.
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WRIGHT SELLS , frf" $
DRUG STORE JS?,
ENCEAGAIX. ( P'J'-fi
"W. If. Router Buys Interest of HI i f 7 J-' f
Walter H. Reuter, former p-irtnor In jj 'V-'$' J
the Wright Drug stoie, has pi: chased EXiS,VtCl I '
the Interests of his partner. . L. i A. . :
1 FromilieField. foyourKiclien I
1" nTTT. fc""!
Positively
and
Absolutely
The Biggest Values
.VVi;'-:-jr..;?,'."',::.;.C;v A t.--,''l,-'-V.;' '-'''' 'fc''5-:
For Your Money at this Great Price-Smashing Sale
of Men s CLOTHING
at Marvelous
Price Reductions
Here arS Thousands1 of Dollars Worth of new and up-to-date Clothing, of the highest character, that must be , sold ... out ;;; at, onoe.
, We will not carry it over. It's a waste of money to buy elsewhere, and a waste of time to look elsewhere.-. v
Men's High-class Suits and
Overcoats worth $12.50
$8.75
Men's Suits and Over
coats worth $15.00
$11.25
Men's Elegant Suits and tf f Z C)
Overcoats worth $15.00 4IJJV
Men's Suits and Overcoats' worth
$20.00 at $15.00
Men's Suits and Overcoats worth
$25.00 at $18.75
. : , Positively the biggest bargains of the season. ' See them -then you'll know what big savings are 'vr"srr.v.
" . . .possible for you during this sale.' ti 1
TONEV & ; SGR ANTON
, The Store That Satisfies
FONDNESS FOR
YOUTH FATAL
LITTLE FELLOW. TOSSED IT AM)
IS J JIBED.
Denlh Is Sequel to Friend's Over lu
v - dulgeut DenionHtnition. ! .
JOHNS DEN ES
CAMPAIGN TALE
WILL
As you bake your bread and pies
does it occur to you where all that
flour come from---and how it comes
.-Tliink Ilrst of a waving 1imi fluid in the yellow fall time, of the ;
whirr of tho rentier, tha sultry liont of the Autumn sun arid the
; frenzlod work of the harvesters to gather tho grain at Its hest, trace
It through tha hands of the whHe coated miller, through tho big
sweet clean warehouses, till It finally comes from this store a clmm,
wholesome product of nature That Is flour OUR flour. ' .
The flour wo soil you is ill that nature made It uroperly milled.
It Is tho best makes that sweet, sound bread and light flaky pastry
you see so much in nolgluova' houses. A sample sack will make yon a
constant user send or pVone for one today, .
1'ltKES. '""T'SJGBS-
JERSEY CREAM . ......... . , $1.80
BLUE STEM ....A U5
P n
l : h
.Rough bouncing of a youngster du
his way to school by an over-Indulgent
admirer, proved fatal this week when
AVIllie Freenor, the flve-year-old son
of Pror. and Mrsl p. J.' Freenor, 1417
Adams,' died from internal Injuries
sustained when thrown up In the air
by a man who thought 'of aught else,
than to play -with the youngster. About
five days ago, Willie met an admirer
on the street who picked up v tha
youngster and tossed him up In; the
air, catching him again as he "came
tiown, but not witnout innicting inter
nal Injuries'1 iffpin which recovery was
not nosslble and 'the boy died last
evening. ' - i -
', )The sorrowing parents have the
sympathy of all their friends.' One
younger son, Francis, survives, 10
cheer the bereaved family. ,
'.."''." . ' . ' '.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from' the. Henry & Carr undertaking
I parlors (ind later from the Catholic
I church.' ' . :. - . , ,' . I
NOT BE CANDIDATE
SENATE, HE SAYS.
FOR
5EEMANN WILL
CONTINUE HERE
CANCELS
CALL TO A
CHURCH.
I'OKTLAND
Will Remain Here, Following Denial
. of Ills Resignation.
Rev. W. S. Seemann, D. D., will not
leave La Grande, , He has cancelled
his call to Hope Presbyterian church,
Portland, and will remain as pastor
of the La Grande church. This a.itlon
follows the refusal of the church stew
ards to accept his resignation placed
before the board two weeks ago. ? "
Mr, Seemann today Ib making, ar
rangements to continue his patiorate
Indefinitely, having cancelled the cfel'
to Portland which he ; anticipated
would be filled by himself shout tho
last of this month. ,- . a.
Praises Lu drandie; Slnnds by Watch-'.''.-
Ingr the Trecesslon."
Charles A. Johns, one of the lending
attorneys of. Eastern' Oregon, was
down from Baker yesterday afternoon
on legal business. ; In speaking of tho
general' development of the country
3Ir. Johns said;' ';'.v.;''." 'r';'
"I am glad to see La Grando push
ing to the front - I always held to the
opinion that there was a great future
for this city and now that it has' made
a big start I predict that, she will
keep going in a way that, .will bo sat
isfactory to every citizen. Your pay
rolls, your farming country', I've stock
Industry, etc.,' all mean permanency
and money.- Don't under-estlmate your
city for activity of your citizens will
make this a large town. .We glad to
see the junket a number pt the busi
ness men took and believe It will re
dound In great good to La Grande.'
.When asked by tho Observer If lie
would be 'a candidate for y United
States senator as' had been reported,
Mr. Johns remarked, "Nothing doins'
like that.' I am too busy i practicing
law and trying to make that honest
dollar.' No, not this time. . Politically
I belong to the large number who tire
slnndlng on the hill top and watch
ing the procession go by." ,
who enjoy the good things In' music
as well aB some of the popular songs
which will also be rendered.
';,.'. Delhi Durbar Films.
. The Delhi Durbar, from which King
George V arrived home yestsrday. Is
being shown at the Arcade. All the
oriental luster that went in the spend
ing of the millions to stage the dur
bar are shown. .' . . "
NOTICE
, KIrtley's livery . will make a reduc
tion of 60c on every trip in cases
where cash is paid.
2-6-tf
M. H. KIRTLEY
Boys White Machine.
Roscoe West has just closed a denl
for a White gas car which will be da
livered shortly.
E. S. Johnson, member of tho demo
cratic nation committee, has made for
mal announcement of his candidacy
for the democratic nomination in
South Dakota. '
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting yourplumbing in first-class sanitary conditiorv
connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sanitary laws
BAY 6 ZWEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS LA GRANDE
JUBILEE' SINGERS GOME
ORIGINAL DIXIE QUARTET TO BE
HEARD TONIGHT.
Famous Old Southern Melodies to Be
' Sung by Premier Troupe
The Dixie Jubilee Singers nrrived
In the city this morning and they will
present a fine high grade program at
the Steward this evening. Every mem
ber of the company Is from the sunny
southland and one member wa3 born
during slavery. Their voices are not
ed the country over for the extreme
melody and for years they have stood
at the top or the southern companies
who produce such old favorites . as
"Old -Black Joe," "My Old Kentucky
Home," etc. The entertainment this
evening Is going to be a treat for all
WAKE UP ! H
PATRONIZE
Dalton's Cash Store
AND SAVE MONEY
15c Box Baker Cocoa
50c lb Baker Chocolate
6 Bars Pearl White Soap
7 Bars Diamond C Soap
8 Bars Tepee Soap -
10c
40c
25c
25c
25c