La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSSsSSSSIfS We Wffl Make Your Watch KEEP TIME mil m l- sbsbisssbsi ani "'"'''a" j j yOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED THE GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE AT KIRTLEY'S YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY AS THIS WEEK WILL BE yOUR LAST CHANCE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT EVENT SATURDAY WILL POSITIVELY BE THE LAST DAY OP THIS GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL WOIKERS napp6L LOCAL PEOPLE PABTICIPATE IN I PROGRAM. Buy Iteulete WlUi Addresses and At tractions at Pendleton. WORKEflSMEET Bargains A Whirlwind of For Friday and Saturday JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OP CALICO AND SHEETING WHICH WILL BE PLACED ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. BEGINNING ON : FRIDAY, 9 A. M. SHARP. 7c Calico at 3c 37 l-2c 94 Sheeting at 24 l-2c See Our Windows For eatBareains THOSE WISHING PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS WILL FIND A ( FULL LINE AT KIRTLEY'S. KIRTLEY " " ' L-' ' 1 J IX GRANDE DRUGGIST DESEBES cei'ne mixture, known as Adler-i-kn . lr-i.f I 1 nn-n wnnlndir fl if hit an frn.rt 1 m rjime famo 1. rim utn-i ij . - -- - r,. b on tno L'.omach and const! a:tu iNSTANTLV It la the only remedy by curing appendic'lisUkich never tails. . A. T. HILL, :lr.- (iiande people for introducing here li e simple buckthorn bark an 1 ' y- and it has now been discovered iht gist. felvGLE DOSE relieves sour sto u . M 29 th STEWARD'S OFERPtsHOUSE ONE NIGHT MONDAY APRIL Clarence Bennett Co. Offer Vim. Faverstiam's Success The Squaw Man Author's Authorized Production Capable Cast orrect Characters omplete Scenic Display Prices 25, 50, 75 and $1.00 Seats on Sale Saturday Morning at Van Buren's SSBBBHSBSBBSBMBBSSBBBBBSBB ...... , . . -i S tiivwt HE CAUGHT SAPPING IF 10U ARE ABOUT TO BE COME THE PROSPECTIVE OWNER OF REAL ESTATE SEE THAT YOU HAVE AN AB SOLUTELY DEFINITE AB STRACT OF THE TITLE. FROM OUR RECORDS WE CAS GIVE YOU THE ACCUR ATE INFORMATION YOU SHOULD HAVE TO GUARAN TEE YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS. ' " LET US DRAW YOURS UP TO- DAY. The Abstract & Title Company, Inc. I LA GRANDE, OREGON C X. LARKWMI1I. Jtowtrr Office with I Show Easterners the Roundup. I'tndleton, April 24. In order to give effete easterners a glimpse ,if the real old wild west a plan is on font by the Commercial and Roundup asso ciations to entertain three trainloadB of electric company officials and bond holders on June 6 or 7 with a short frontier performance. President Itob lnson of the former, association Inst evening appointed a; committee con sisting of Clarence M. Bishop, W. E. Brock, R. Alexander, W. J. Clarke. Leon Cohen, Walter ., Adams, T. P. O llrien and Joe Skrable to. act witli the Roundup committee in maklnp ar rangements for. the occasion. . VHlier'An the 6th or 7th day Of June, three special trains, one known as In t)lnk, one the blue ana the oth er the orange train, will arrlvo in Pendleton bearing delegates to a con vention of electric bondholders ana ,mMoio tn Seattle and. throuEh the ufforts of Dr. P. W. Vincent, manager f the local plant of the P. P. & L Co., the officers of the Commercial club and Roundup were interested in a plan to get the distinguished cap italists to stop here for a half hour or more ' ?i :. . !' The Dalles has already laid plans i for advertising its community by dis tributing Blng cherries among the party and Pendleton, not to be out done, Is planning to pull off a stunt, distinctive and significant and some thing that no other city in the north west can do as well. Dr. Vincent has already subscribed $150 toward pre paring this wild west treat and an other similar contribution will be all that is necessary. ; . - A Mother's Care A careful mother, will not give her .Mid a medicine without knowing it ta nure. contains no opiates, and has rwiinr anfl curative qualities. Such a medicine is Foley's Honey ana lari Compound for croup, whooping congh. bronchitis, and all affections of the, throat, chest and lungs. Best ana; safest for children and grown persons. Contains no opiates. A. T Hill , ' Many Union county people are par ticipating in the district Sunday School convention In Pendleton. The program carried out today there, is announced as follows: ; : First Session Thursday, April 25tli. ' Registration of .delegates. First Methodist church. ; :v - Onenine praise service, led by Fev. Js C. Goodrich, Walla Walla. Convo cation prayer, Rev, N. Evans, pustor of Convention church , "Achievements." 1 Elementary, Mrs. J. W. WUklns, Portland; J Sec ondary Division, Fred L. Keiloy . of Portland; 3 Adult department J. V. itation, 'John G Minton, Alban a- -Guthrie, Portland; 4 Home a:id Vis Teacher Training, Mrs. H, N. Smith, I rtft Clhana 'Dflca. 7 .TaHI nOI'fl Tl (10 and 1,1 Ull, ULCtut i WO , - - - -1 , Good Citizenship, Ralph J. Kddy. Ap pointment of committees. President's annual address, Kev, u. E. Parrack, D. D., Portland. Special music, Address. "The Sundny School a Dynamic Force," Dr. J. D. Sprlngston, Portland. . .' Address. "Weak Points That Should Be Strengthened,'-' E. C. Knapp,. Spo kane. Announcements and adjourn ment. ' y Executive luncheon, state and coun ty offlcers. '-..'--i Second Session Thursday Afternoon Conferences. ; Elementary conference, Convention church, Mrs. J. W. WUklns presiding. 1 Stories and Story Telling, Mrs. Turner . Oliver, La Grande; 2 Tem nerance Teaching, Mrs. - L. . J. HInkel, Baker; 3 The Child in the iMidst, Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, Chicago; 4 The Program, Mrs. A. J. Owen, Pendleton. . '. r . Surierlntendents' Confer&nce, Pres byterian church, E. C. Itnnpp presid ing. 1 City Problems, Dr. J .E. Ctev- enson, La Grande; 2 Rural Problems Thos. Walslnger, ' Alicel;" 3 Increase, B. F. Kumler, North Yakima; 4 Op portunities, James A; Burleigh, Enter prise; 5 Securing Co-operation, Dr. J. E. Rose, Hermiston. - " , Teacher Training, Baptist church, nr. J. D. SnrlngBton presiding 1 Aims and IdealB, Rev. A. M Williams, Portland: 2 Practical Results, Rev. E. W. Warrington. Pilot Rock; 8 The Work in Rural Schools, Mi's; Clara G. EsBon, Forest-Grove; 4 The Advanc ed Course, Mrs. H. N. Smith, state superintendent; 1 6 Specialization, Professor Frank K. Welles, Fenaieton. Teen Aee Conference, M.'E. Lecture room, Ivan B. Rhodes, presiding. 1 The Value of Organization, Kev. h. n. Smith. Portland ; 2Boys'' Clubs, Rev. B. A. Warren, rector Episcopal church, The Dalles; '3-Glrls- Clubs, Mrs. A. F. Foley, Enterprise; 4 Class or Club Activities, Rev. J. E. Youel, Wallowa; 5 Emblems and Certifi cates, Fred L. Kelley, sta.te superin tendent. All In Convention church; Song, led by Mr. Goodrich. ' Shprt reports of conferences by leaders. Address, "Seven Points of a Graded School," Mrs. Mary-F. Bryner.' " Artrtress. "Supervising the. Graded School," Rev, A. M. Williams. Special music. Address ."How to Build up.a School," B, F. Kumler, North Yakima. ' Special enerclses by Tutuilla In dians, Rev. J. G. Dickson. Teacher Training banquet, Rev. E. W. Warrington, toastmaBter. All grad uates and students Invited. Plates, r.n pfntn ' . ' Third Session Thursday Evening 7:30--Song service led . by Mr. Goodrich., Invocation. ; , "You Are Welcome," Jack Keefc, for city and Commercial club; Rev. J. B. Holmes for the churches; "Thank You," Rev. S. W, Seemann, of La Grande. Special music. ' . Address, "The Seven-fold Empha sis." B. C. Knapp, Spokane. Benedic tion. .-: ;. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing is Our Specialty. 0-WR.&N. Watch Inspectors Sieenrist , 2S Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon II IB J-" 11 IIUHIV 1 1 err. j . i m'vT a mn.rrmf . ... . ' ;'. THE PEA RE SCIENTIFIC SYS TEM OF FITTING ; GLASSES MEANS A careful examination of each eye separately by a spe cialist who devotes his time to the proper prescribing of glas ses. . MEANS A department scienti fically equipped and exclustvel conducted for the proper fitting of glasses, j , MEANS Permanent relief from all headaches and nervousness caused from eye-strain. ! MEANS An absolute guarantee of satisfactory results from an . established business of over 20 years. .,-',''''.'. '." -:y,' MEANS That you are entrust ing your eyes to an attendance graduate from the leading opti cal college of the United States, and not to a Belf styled spe cialist.; ...i We gyinij all our own lenses, only flrBt quality blanks used. , We make a specialty o( Kryp ; tok, Bifocal and Torlc lenses. KRYPTOIC JNWSmiE J3I-FQCAL Light, solid lenses smooth, un broken turf aces no conspicuous lines cementing done away with no ' cloudingand no lodging places for dust and dirt. J. H. PEARE & SON Jewelers and Optometrists Opposite U. S. Land Office I New Tork fans were greatly worried during the first week of the season. They expected to hear every minute that the Highlanders had fallen out of the league. EPF I C 3 E N C Y i Xo light approaches electricity in brilliance: no light is so soft, restful and easy on the eyes. . ,r, ( ; , Reading, studying, sewing, etc., at night are very trying on the eyes, unless the light is perfect. Most eye troubles can be traced to poor light. , . You' can get the proper volume and quality of light f uy eiecinciiy, auu you cun get m m uu uuiw wuj. No other light measures up to the efiiciency standard If you use any kind of artificial light, use electric light. It is more satisfactory, and cheaper in the end ' For rates, call,' or phone Main 34. , Eastern Oregon Liglit & Power Co. "Always at your service" r - t mm ".in ' 5 Hi 1! 3 t4 ;: II til in ru v: mm ii t . W .is ..