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4frE EIGHT
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, MABCH 21, 1912.
The Elite
Theatre
rroprit'torifj Jlrs. T. X. Murphy,
.Mr. Fred Swuney and ,.
'.. Mm. E. K. Sinclair.
THE HOME Of CO0I) I'll
Tl KKS.
"SHE" ThanlmnMMr
SHE is here. vVlio 'Is SHE?
You will .be pleased wrieu you
; see. ; She is If. Rider Hag
gard's Mystery. ' A gsrgeous
motion picture. ; One of the .
reatest two reel features ever
produced by the. Tiianhauser
company. If you dont see tils
program , you wil miss ' some-'.
thing good. : .. '' V' .
"rAtimm sis" soiax.
A big cowboy comedy. The
boys send for a minister. One
comeg but it was a girl.
"ASCFS'T OF THE MATTER-
HOR.V ..; Ilala
"AST AXABOHCAL ATTEMPT"
" ........... ....... Itala
A laugh from start to finish.
Song by 'Mrs. E. P. Sinclair. ,
MME. LK BBl.V, A.ND SOME OF HFR COMPACT, COMIXG TO 1A GBAXDE
Vs APRIL.
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FOUR CARLOADS AVERAGE QUOTA
EACH DAY.
Customary Consignment, Swelled . To
day U Include Special Train.
About four carloads of homeseek
rg come to Oregon each day yet to
night an entire section will be
brought to the west as No. 5 is now
segregated into two sections; The
daily, influx, however, barring such
days as the one noted, Is in the neigh
borhood of four carloads.'
It is noticeable to those .who keep
close tab on immigration that a ter
ritory in the east seldom drained ex
tensively In past years ,1s sending
immigrants west this spring. Wis
consin, Michigan, Minnesota, Ken
tucky and other states not usually
freely represented are sending out
many homeseekera.
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, Madame Le "Brun, : who appears
here April 1, is one of the world'
greatest sopranos. She began ; her
musical education at the age of sev
en, A child prodigy on the piano, sho
played at leading concerts. With t,his
splendid ground work, ', she ! tc.jk up
voice at 18, studying under Ju'ia Gav-
arotti in Milan. She also studied un
der Ugo Angeri, so her studies were
all in the pure old Italian sc'iool.!
Madame Le Brun came to America
with the Royal Italian Opera com-
! pany and played a season in " New
lYork. Here, Mr. Henry Savage heard
her and engaged her for a thre year
rnntrart no nrlmn donna of hir then
' English" Grand Opera company, after
which she returned , to Europe." For
the past three years, she has had her
own company, as made New York
York her headquarters, and. has play
ed all the big cities of America.
Over a year ago she went to Ger
many, where she sang at the Wagner
Festival performance at Wurms, as
Elsa In ''Lohengrin." ;and as 'Eliza
beth in "Tannhauser-' at Innsbruch.
She appeared in Carlsruhe a Leonora
in "II Trovatore,.' and as Marguerite
in "Faust" at Nantes, Frances; also
took part In a festival performance at
Trieste:; '' ; : .A
Madame Le'Brun has. a repertoire
of 50 operas and sings them In four
languages. N.Her Incomparable vocal
Imiii is so iierfect that criticism falls.
Suits
Coats And
Dresses
The dcw spring lines have airived
and they are, all beauties. Blue
Serge is very strong and we show a
large line both plain and white
trimmed. ' Great line of nn'M at
$15.00. Coats all colore $10.00 to
$25.00. Ask to see the mescaline
silk dresses at $10.00.
MISS JONES (5 years with V,Tan
amaker's, manager)
XOTICE.
, Ts'otlce Is hereby given to all whom
It may concern that the time has ar
rived for spraying your trees with
jllme and sulphur spray. Parties hav
ing orchards please attend to this at
once. ''."'v
, ' W. W. RANDALL,
"3-20-41 Co. Fruit Inspector.
1 The Atlanta Federation of Trades
recently celebrated Its 2.1st : anniver
sary, . . : .
The Bicycle a
Present Day
Necessity
Cycling is in the fore
front of health giving,
needful and enjoyable
out of door excreise.
See our new shipment
of Columbias just in.
Skilled mechanics to do
all kinds repair work.
Leighton Garage
i.; V4tft-?tVi$y'Zitt tl" I
, The safest, quickest and most .
j scieiitillc method used for fitting
Glasses Is OPTOMETRY.
OPTOMETRY Is the art . of
properly fitting glasses without
using DROPS 1 the eyes.
: In the practice of OPTOME
TRY there Is: ' . '
No LOSS of vision for near ob
jects. No blurring of the eyesight
for distant objects. '.
No dryness of the THROAT
nud DIZZINESS experienced.
No PARALYSIS of the eye-'
muscle controlling near-vision.
No 'possibility for future weak
ness of the eye muscle to mani
fest Itself. ' '. - "
No discomfort and Inconveni
ence while awaiting the subsid
ence of the1 effect of the POI
. SONOUS DROPS In the eye.
The scientific practice of op
tometry Is devoid of all those
manifestation which will always
follow, at least in part, the in
stillation Into the human eye of
PARALYZING TOISO NOUS
DROPS.
The use and abuse of DROPS
In the eyes is practiced by those
fitting GLASSES, who DO NOT
or WILL NOT comprehend and
practice OPTOMETRY.
, We use only tho latst scientific
methods. . i '
J. II. FEARE & SOX,
In Graiidcs Leading ' Jewelers
and Optometrists.
Opnosito IT. S. Land Office.
SIX TOWNS TO
HEAR
MESSAGE
ME.V AXI) RELIGION FORWARD
MEN ACTIVE.
Biff Campuljfii of Intension Work Is
Slated for e.xt Sunday. ;
Plans for the '.Men and Religion For
ward movement "campaign are' begin
ning to crystallize' and take definite
shape. : There was a .meeting last eve
ning in the 'office of J. K. Wright of
the executive committee. Reports
were made hn new business was dis
ciiBsed. ". ' -: ; . ''
The message of the movement 1s to
be carried to six towns of the county
on next Sunday.' Rev. Rudd of Island
City will carry -the message and invl
tion to Elgin. V.-W, V. Connors, George
H. Currey and Dr. J. E Stevensou
will drive to Aiicel, Imbler and Sum
mervllle and one man stop oft at each
town nnd speak in the morning. V In
the evening all three will be In Island
City and speak on the movement.; C.
B. Pickens will go to Union and speak
in the morning .and evening in the
churches there. ' ' '
Women's Shoes Misses Shoes p.S Jl
v--- . Aew line of misses shoes w a ? i A
JSew spring line of wo- Weatn- J, !unfcz
button, tans and blacks erbi rd 1 V I
men's pumps in parents, with the new lasts and The best - L I
, , , , . . Chi Ids v
tans, velvets, white can- loA' heels m sizes up -to Shoe L U s
' . Xo. 5. Ask to see this made TTT
vas, kids and mi bucks.' , - 4
shoc- Try Them r
'New styles of American
Ladr corsets just nrriv
ed........;:...$1.00 to $5.00
Geibei's
New line of silk hose,
Extra good,
at $1.25
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I Advertising
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WANTED Two laundry: girls. Hot
Lake Sanatorium!'; company, Hot
Lake, Oregon. 3-14-tf
FOR RENT Eight room ' furnished
house near Palmer mill. Suitable
for roomers or boarders. Inquire of
Mrs. George Batley, corner Fourth
, and Lake streets, or La Grande In-
1 vestment company. ; 3-13-tf
APPLE TREES Leading varieties.
Aso cherry, pear, peach, prune and
shade trees. Shrubs, roses, i small
, fruits. Send for price list. J. B,
Weaver & Sons, Union, Oregon.
WANTED Position by a girl. Inquire
at Merchants restaurant. . '
FOR RENT Furnished room. In
quire 1416 Adams, or telephone Red
'. 3902. ' - - . .
FOR RENT Five room house. Partly
. furnished. Inquire 1910 Fourth St.
' . ' , 3-6 3t
FORI RENT Modern front room. $9.00
per month. Phone Red 41. 3-6-12t
FOR SALE House and two lots. 15H
Madison St. Easy terms. Anna S.
Carlson, 105 Fifth Ave. E., Calgary,
. Canada. . '. 3-18-Gt
;SAlllX .()!,) ' lll!S'l ' ' .
Island City, March 21. (Special)
The Victors organized Friday after
noon with the following officers: Ciilef
Frank Carroll; Ass't Chief Ralph Pos
ton; Purser, Raymond Moss; Acting
Scribe,; Raymond Gnrity. Leo Crouter
will act as seer for the new order.
Tuesday night the Victors held their
first regular meeting In the Brother
hood club rooms. The main feature
of the evening -was a debate;. Re
solved, That Manual Training is more J
important thnn domestic science. Af
firmative: Raymond Garlty, Frank
Carroll; negative, Raymond Moss,
Ronwlck Clark, Ralph. Poston. " r-
Last Friday night the Brotherhood
gave a box social, that Is, tho Indies
brought the boxes and the men bot'ghl
them. The early part of the evening
was taken up by a splendid program,
as follows: .. . ; ,:
. Male Quartet.
Dialogue By Seventh Grade Girls.
Song "Stingy" Fourth Grade Girls
Mixed Quartet.
FOR RENT Three room furnished
house. Also 5 room bouse.' In
quire at 1417 Wash. Ave. Phone Red
. 752. ' 3-19-5t
EXPERIENCED MAN AND WIFE
want work on ranch. Phone Red 332
; 3-19-6t
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock Roosters
Phone Farmers 64. R. E. Reynolds
3-19-6t
WANTED A girl for general house
! work. Apply 2002 Oak Street, cor
ner Adams. - : 3-lS-tf
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MEN want
work on ranch. Phone Red 352.
3-19-6t
DRY CHAIN WOOD. $3.50 a cord, j
Phone Main 54. 3-20-tf j
FOR SALE Two brood mares In foal, !
weighing .1400 lbs. each. Inaulre'
Frank Belnhoff, La Grande,- Ore.
'! . 3-20-3t - -,
How can you Fleteherize un
less you have a good masti
cating apparatus? Your
dentist is the only person
who can keep that most im-
portant part of the anatomy I
in the proper conditions.
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Dr. Stevenson
2,U00 DOZEN
PEARL BUTTONS
Regular 7 c Value
ON SALE O 1 t
THIS WEEK 2 CIS.
Dalton's Cash Store
2nd Door West of Post Office
Watch Our Show Windows
FOR SALE Hatching eggs from
purely bred Minorcas. Per setting
of 15, $1.25. First prize winners,
p.
Phone Black 1061 or write Mrs. Geo. V SALis-Furmture ror two
ror lignt housekeeping. iu.uu u -
H. Chapman, R. F. D. Box 122.
3-20-14t
cn at once. Call at 106 Fir St.
3-20-tt