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I,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. , - SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912. PAGE THREE 4 ISLE OF MYSTERY' INTRODUCES HEW TALENT i. Vk u& w Costumes' that are really beautiful Iza, Grown Princess LaRetta Bramwoll- and artistic will be seen when the Moose show, "The Isle ol .Mystery," is given at the Steward Opera House an March 18th and 19th and It Is probable that the costuming and stage dressing will rival anything yet seen. In the city. Great pains have been taken by the producers to obtain perfect har mony In the color schemes and silks and satins are in abundance; - : The first scene of the play, a tropical Is land In the Paclflo ocean, gives wide latitude for., dress and color "effects In the oriental style nad the producers have been quick to appreciate the op portunity. f ' There Is no" shoddy material used and from the chorus to the princi pals the costumes will be respendent with a. riot of color that In-no sense becomes gaudy. - " - The cast Is as follows: . -Alabazoo. king of no land A. B. Rogers Dr. Doadshot . . . . ;-i . , i . R. J. Qreon Hiedrlck . ,-. . . ;.. , Y.Ed Donahu5 Solomon Cohn .... .- Enos E. Sandbars Ivan, exiled prince '. . . . . : . N. Desllot nil! Walker ., W. K. DavU Fatlma Ruth Davis Johnny Mcintosh. . . .Charley Harding Gaspard Durant . Dr, Darland Stella .... '.". ; . . . . . i .'; . . . ., Rose For J Chorus. ' . . : Miss Margaret Bowen; Miss Margar et Hanson" Miss Phyllis Moore, Mian Callsta Love, Miss Jennie Gavin, Miss Helen McHugh, Miss Stella Conley, Miss Millie Stltt, Miss Pearl Rosen bEum, 'Miss Irma Geddes; "Miss Louise Roesch, Miss Nella Kenneda) Miss Em ma Washburn, Miss Lolah Hough; Mr. Frank Washburn O. R. Stageberg, O. M. Eberhard, H. R. Kramltck, S. Carpy, W. Geddes, C. Mills,, Earl ' Stltt, E. J. Morris, : Harold Carpy, ; Robert Paul son,.. Walter Klvette, A. Van Fleet, Wallace Black. association and will remain in -seS' alon three days. -. Many distinguished dignitaries of the church are among the speakers scheduled to address the con feronce, - . Ejtlscopul Students Meet. '; Philadelphia, Pa., March 15. A col' forence of students affiliated with the Protestant Episcopal church of, the Middle Atlantic States began here to day at the Unlvetslty of-Pennsylvania under the auspices of. the Christian Gas in Your Stomach Hot Always Dyspepsia -It's Nervciisnsss - Your Kcrvni' my often tinko your Strnnnrli Imtabb. It refuses to ft'ork; food don not digest nnd (ia foniK. Tlat'sonokiodof Dyjis,thoNorOTikind,andtliui kind you cm euro only by a Komwly Uuitucti directly on tho Stomach Norvftv --')' :''-.'. nnslnunn'gG.'it-TaiikusdotluHtoperfcotlon. Thoynro rnado csiiecinlly for Gub. They Ki t on your fitirawch Nmv, llicy quiet tho irnUthle, rc-bcllious saa furtnlng Stomach, nnd not only rehovo, but euro Gas permanently.. ' lleilly it aeema n pity if you auffer from Gas in the Stomach nnd Bowele not to trv Banlmnnn'a Oas-Tablcla. These lMculiar blilctaoro aold for 50c by evory druggist, or aend direct to ILlinemunn rhanucy, 30 Sutler St Sjii rraoriiiro. . . . . - rUl ASD PLATERS ; - ' - Isabello D'Armond Is now In vaude ville with Frank Carter. 1 Eugene) Walters has written a play called "Flue Feathers."' -. f ; Tho dramatization of "Little Wo mn" Is making a big ihlt in Chicago: ., Rosalind Coghland has a new play let called "The Obstinate Miss Grang er." X A new playlet called "Fear." has' four character, all of whom are ineu. W.- J. Ferguson, the veteran jactor, who has been ill lu Albany, haa rs covered, x Lew Dockstader deulea that lie. Is going to leave intiiatrelsy to enter vau- ', Sopbye Barnard Is to retire . from the cast of The Red 'Widow" and Flora Zftbelle. Is ic( takja her place; '' Channlng Pollock and Charles Han son Towue Jiave written a playlet en titled "The Impulse of the moment." . The Empress theatre,; which la being built for the Sullivan and Consldine circuit in Portland, pre., will be the largest playhouse in that city, ' , John Barrymore ls to star In a com edy called, "Half a Husband," by W. J. Hurlbut, author of "The Fighting Jloue." Arnold Daly will stage the play. ' Helen Roytc- - prima donna .In comio opera, leit Wow York for Ger many rocently to study for. grand op' era under King Clark In Berlin and Jean de Huazke In Paris. . Victor Herbert will compose , the music for Mile. Emma Trentinl's new comic opera, which will have Its pre intern.. under the : direction of Arthur Hamaiursteln, In October at Syracuse, N. Y. , A sketch - called "The Still Voice.',' wrltton by George Cameron -who -.Is Mrs. Sidney Drew, will be presented by the Drew-Barrymore-Rankin family at the Fifth avenue theatre, Now York. The characters will be played by. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, Lionel Barry- more, Doris Rankin and S, Rankin Drew. "Eecoiciledl" 9 FRATERNAL ORDERS OF LA t GRAKPE. r A. M. See that you get COVE MILLING CO. 'S GERMS GRAHAM FLOUR AND WHOLEWHEAT. IT'S the Best. A TRIAL . WILL' CON fc' VINCE. INSIST ON THE BEST. Are you having to bake with p66t flour all the time? If you don't Mind it, of course that is for. you to determine, but v u are not getting the worth of your money in the flour -you are now using if it fails to giv9. satisfaction in baking. Why fret about the flour question when you can get good flour by asking your grocer to send you "WHITE QUARTZ FL OUR." He will recom mend it. -La Grande Lodge No , M. holds feguti ',41, A. F. & A..M. holds regular meet ings first and third Saturdays St 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. N. MOLITOR, W. M A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. Call Main Eight Retail Department Lumber, Lath, Shingles, ; Ruberoid Roofing, Sash Doors, etc. at the George Falmet Lumber Co. Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing " s Rubber Buggy Tires - LA GRANDE IRON WORKS - ' D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor ' . COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AMD FOUNDRY , YOUR MONEY Invostod In real estate of which you didn't first secure an ABSTRACT 1b Indeed in a perilous position. ' , .', The many wayB lu which real estate titles can be affected by their owners without you knowing It, are but a few of the reasons why an ABSTRACT OF TITLE made byug la an absolute necessity. . Our Abstracts are better protection than Ufe Insurance. They pro , tect the title to the real estate In which your money Is Invested,, and you get the benefits while you live, ". v-; - The Abstract & Title Company, Inc. LA GRANDE, OREGON ; C. M. LOCKWOOD, Secretary and Manager .Office With La Grande Investment Company : B. P.O .E. La Grands' Lodge No. 433 . meets each Thursday evening at 3 ' o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De pot street and Washington avenue - Visiting brothers are- cordially in'- - vited to attend. H. J. RITTER, Ex, Rul -H. E. COOL1DGE, Rec. Sec GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. INC. Distributors toihe Dealers. La Grande Oregon. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La I -Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O.. W - meets every Becond and fourth Sat urdays at K. P. hall. All visiting mebors welcome. . , D. FITZGERALD, C. C. . H. KEE3NET, Clerk. ' M., ,W OF A. La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets every Saturday evening at 8 o'clock In K. of P. hall, over Lilly's hardware store. -All visiting neighbors are welcome. - . W. A. DUNN, V. C. ' W, F., LANDRUM, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Grow- Lodge No. 27 mewks every Monrtaj - night In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.) I A Pythian welcoa.e to all vlsltlu Knights. H. W. RILEY, C, C. . v Vt. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. A S. ! QPPINfi CTVIirc : j WALLPAPER L ! .K rtsSrva : Is now readv tor . PAINT h(l ... , i . ilWfW D D ' Ml ITTrn ! mm. . i...H.,..............rtMri . vt1".. .. .". ','' .. 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Visiting I brothers cordially invited to attend. II. J. GREEN, W. D. B. L. LEAVITT, Secretary. . If You Are a Renter ; Demand Electric Lights. . ?ou are paying tiMf frond money and you are entitled to the best Rutin Justice io iui- i,. alth, your cyi8l?l.'f. nnd to your own com fort you owe 1' io yom - if to !rsi i t,n n them They are eas mm fc eyes, ni )' i'c lip i-lore cheorful, keep the air . Dure and nre.-uiwHys reai v.iiou you want theuv Their conveni ence appeals uw-i-ot .ill to the busy housewife. No cleaning, filling nor trimming. They give more light for the-money than you can get in any other way. If you aTe holding back on account of cost, let us tell you about the now light globes, which give better light for about half the cost of the old style globes. Call, or phone Main 34, Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. . "Always at your service" . ' - hp