La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1912, Image 5

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Theatre
k FOCR REEL PROGRAM OF
. WELL PRODUCED PICT CRES
"HIS CHANCE TO MAKE
.GOOD" Sellg
J." A dramatic story of a strug
gle for Justice against" circum
stantial evidence.; . . : -
THE SACRIFICE" ... Lubln
iJThls forceful-, drama 'features
Miss lay Buckley and Harry
"THOSE HICKSVILLE BOYS"
: ...... RIogntpu
They were would-be comed
ians but they "'got the hook."
TO CAL '; :. . .Mr. C. P. FERRIN
"HOW WASHINGTON CROS
SED THE DELEWARE" . . .
: Edison
A feature historic melodrama.
" iOH, THOSE EYES". Blograph
Gladys simply could not make
her eyes behave.
NOTICE j OJf MAT 12 THE
ISIS WILL BE CLOSED.
WATCH ADD FOR DATE OF
OPENING OF "SHERRY'S"
NEW THEATRE.
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, LOCALS .
H. T. Love, jeweler, i:i2Vfc Adams ay.
fce Cream Soda.
None quite like we make. Hill's
Drug Store. 5-8-3t
A summor normal will be conduct
ed by the Baker business college be
ginning May 13, and closing with the
teachers' examinations. '
A strong faculty will have charge
of the work and a good number of
teachers are expected.
HANSON & KTNION, Proprietors.
Cleanup Day. j
Friday and Saturday. All parties
wishing to burn may do so without
a fire permit. All fires mu: be out
at 7 o'clock in the evening.
JOSEPH JONES, Fhe Chief.
Where do the smokers congregate!
At Foley Bros. Why? First class
goods. Perfect service. 2-16-tf
Fre'sh strawberries served by Air.
Kelley at Sllverthorn's soda fountain.
5-8-2t
Lelghton has just received a lawn
mower grinder, the latest thing out.
Bring htm your lawn mower and let
him put It in first class shape. Leigh
ton's Garage, 309 Fir street.
it will pay you to read The Toggery;
Ad.
5-6-2tf
A Good One.
Allen's Red Tame Cherry. Hill's
Drug Store. 5-8-3t
Lelghton Has Jnst
received his demonstrating motor
cycle. The Pope, the best and cheap
est on the market. It you are think
ing of buying a motorcycle see the
Pope before you buy. Leighton's Gar-ae-e.
IS TOUR NAME Iff THE TELE
PHONE DIRECT ORT?
Onr new book goes to press May 12
and we should be notified of any
dm n ires or omissions before that date.
HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
COMPANY.'
5-4to5-ilth.
BROWNIE
Red Cross Drug Store
- YOU CAN SATE MONET BY CAL-
LING RED 3392 AND II AVE L. P. DAT
I FIGURE ON YOUR PAINTING. RES
I'iDE.N'CK Iflni II IVl'VT w.sn.tf
There will be a session of tho Roy
al Neighbors' lodge next Friday.
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Seed potatoes, $1.00 per sack. Sec
C, O. Ramsey, - 5-6.tf
Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. All
diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os
teopathy. La Grande National Bank
Building. Red SUl. ," .,
' You can get any kind of fancy soda
water drink that is served In any
large city at Sllverthorn's soda foun-
tain.
5-8-2t
A
I -vould like to see the, rase 'ot aslh
ina or heart disease I smio; cure.
Prof. F. J. Freener, over Selder's
store. . 5-1 -1 wk
- y0r the Busy Man.
Merchants, lunch rrom i 12 . to! ' ' 2
o'cldck. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16 -tt
. The regular meeting of the W, C. T.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
Stephenson, 806 First, Thursday after
noon. PROF. F. J. FREENOR Splnolo- S
gist and Hetiler. Successfully $
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, S,
6 and 7 over Selder's Store. &
Phone Main 724, La Grande. S
Dr. WIngo. the Wallowa minister,
preached another excellent serdmon
last night at the Christian church. His
subject at 4:00 p. m. today, "A Cure
for the Bines." At 8 o'clock this cra
ning he preacheg again, Come and
hear an undenominational talk that Is
straightforward and hits.
It will pay you to read The Toggery
Ad. " . ,. ., 5'62tf
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A New One.
..Rainbow Sundae. Hill's Drug Store.
B-8-3t ..
SUMMER SESSION.
La Grande Business College
Modern, Progressive, Practical. En
roll at any'tlme. Reduced rates.
oo
8 CEMENT CONTRACTOR S
Sidewalk nnd basement work a
S specialty. All my work done
$ under my norsonal supervision. S
S . 1605 Jefferson avenue. '
8 . O.O.JOHNSON. S
3
4-26-2Gt tr ' ' S
$,$JS2SS3J3S?
Sydney Happersett has withdrawn
from teh firm of Gekeler and Happer
sett, the East Oregon Publishing com
pany assuming liabilities.
Typewriters: All kinds $15.00 up.
Expert repairing. Phone Main 713
G. W. Fritz. 4-'50-6t
If you like elegantly prepared soda
water drinks you should have Mr.
Kelley mix them for you at Sllver
thorn's fountain. 5-8-2t
It will pay you to read The Toggery
Ad. 5-6-2tf
Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord. Su
gar Factory.
Better Than Ever.
Our Chocolate Sundae. Hill's Drug
Store. . ; 5-8-3t
4,
PERSONALS.
Fred Kiddle Is home from' a hur
ried visit to Portland.
Chas. B. Or,ai, the deputy game war
den is In North Powder today tran
sacting business matters.
Mrs. J. R. OliVer went t& Pendleton
this morning to be theguest of friends
PLAYTIME PICTURES
MEAN FUN F0l THE
CHILDREN
Parents 'prize the story the
pictures tell.
It's easy to take good pic
ture with the Brownie cam-
era
We have Brownies for
$1.00 to $12.00.
for a few days.
. C. S. Dillon of Eugene was a Som
mer hotel guest this morning.
George Youmnns Is here from Port
land today, staying at the Foley.
; Xi. T. Wright and family of Allcel
were Foley hotel guests last night.
L., Newmans, representing the Man
hattan Hair Works of New York is a
guest at the Foley.
M. Blpck, a former wrestler of the
Olympic club at San Francisco, Is at
the Foley today.
W. F. Savage and F. A. Clark of
Enterprise were Sommer hotel guests
last night. .''
' ' Dan Sheahan passed through the
city this morning on his way home to
Enterprise after a visit to Portland.
Mrs. Don Turner is sick at her home
with rheumatism. Dr. Blgers Is In at
lendance, : , : ; ;
"jMrs. W. J. Burke and little! daughter
Margaret of Baker are spending the
week with Mrs. J.. W. McAllister, 1104
M avenue,,
F. D. McCully, the pioneer Joseph
merchant and banker was In La
Graifle last night, staying at the Som
mer hotel. '
Mrs. J. A. Bowlin, wife pf the genial
foreman of the Observer office, left
this morning for Caldwell" Ida., for a
visit with her sister
. , v . i ' i' 1 :
George Cates for many years freight
master at Baker for the O.-W., accom
panied by his wife and daughter, spent
last night in the city. '
- Ed. Propeck,' caretaker of the Beav
er creek water project, accompanied
by 'Mrs. Propeck, is in the city today.
From three to fpur feet of snow have
yet to be thawed and run off at the
intake, says Mr. Propeck, and It was
only by the hardest trailing .that the
couple got out of the snow region,,
Old World Armorers.
In olden times the armorer's work
was not of a rough and roudy descrip
tion, but generally bore the signs of
highly wrought workmanship. Tho va
rious pieces of a suit fit Into their po
sitions to a -nicety, there are no rough
edges aud, as a rule, very little tuiit Is
merely carelessdecorntlve work. Fash
ion utld reputation have left their
hiill mark on the armor of e.'ich period
and. like most other Industries, It hud
Its distinguished r.msters. The Unme
of Jacob Topf Is, for example, still fn
motts in England, aud nucIi names us
those of Lorenzo Colmau of Augsherg,
u Oormiiti urmorer of the sixteenth
ceutury: Luclo Plncinlno, u Milanese,
and the Wolfs of Lnudshut. a family
of armorers that ore supposed to have
worked for Philip II. of Spain, are
celebrated In their own countries. Ar
gonaut.
A "Fowl" Ball. 1
. A ball game between two semipro
teams, one colored, was played ou the
nortb side and attracted a numerous
following of negroes, who went a long
way to root for their team. They oc
cupied a section by themselves, sayti
the Chicago Post.
A foul bull went In among, them and
did not come back, causing a red hair
ed contender to. go to that purt of the
stand and yell:
"Throw that . ball- back. What d j
you think It Is a chicken?"
In tho Wrong Place,
The meek looking lnun walked' up to
the book counter. "1 want' somethlilir
to- keep me home at night, show ine
my faults, tell me how to spend my"
"Hold on. old man." snid the clerk;
"you're In the wrong department. Mar
riage' bureau on the left, three' aisles
down." Philadelphia Record.
Good Advice.
A Sewickley futher recently gave his
sou some excellent udvlce.
"Now that you ure murrled, my son,'";
said he, "listen to me."
''What is it. dud?"
VTry to be a husband, not merely
an ex-bachelor." Pittsburgh Post.
8tung.
"Yes, Waldo, appearances is deceit
ful! Here I follered a guy wot looked
like a millionaire ten blocks to git dl
cigar butt an' It ain't nuthln' but a
Iwo-fer" after all." New Orleans Pie-
lyune.
Sarcastic.
Cholly D'you know. I'm sometimes
Inclined to think Clara (encouraging
ly) Why don't you do It. Cholly? It's
not such a difficult thing If you really
try; 1 1
Life Is too short for-stupid quarrel.
-Philip Glbbs. ,
It would surprise you to know of
the great good that Is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius Down
ey, of Newberr Junction, N. B., writes:
"My wife has ibeen using Chamber
Iain's Tablets and finds them very
effectual and doing her lots of good."
If you have any trouble with your
stomach or bowels give them a trial.
For sale by all dealers.
The Cloth of Billiard Table.
In the county of Gloucestershire,
Euglaud, there lives a family of wenv
ers who for generations have manu
factured a cloth known as the .west
of England cloth, whose fineness of
texture aud evenness of surface have
never been equaled despite thousands
of dollars used for machinery In an
attempt to duplicnto this product. Tho
secret of this Gloucestershire family
has been well kept, nnd they aro the
buyers of the finest grade of wool that
the market is able to produce. Months
of hard labor and energy Is spent In
the manufacture of 100 yards of the
material, and compensation ' for Its
ownership Is rife among the buyers,
owing to the' limited quantity availa
ble. All professional billiard players,
both In Great Britain, where their
game demands a higher degree of ac
curacy than that of the United States,
and the American players usually car
ry nlong their own cloth, which ' Is
placed on the tables before every Im
portant game. New York Sun.
Some Secret Burials. ' '
Alarlc, king of the Visigoths .and
their victorious, lender, was burled
about 1,500 years ngo by his soldiers in
the bed of the river Buxento, In south
ern Italy. - They first' turned the wit
ters into another iMmnnel, uud. after
burying their chief uiid his treasures.1
let them flow buck again. His grave
was dug by prisoners, who were nil
afterward put to death; so thiit the Ro
mans might never find his grave.
Attlla, klug of the Huns, was buried
A. D. 453 on n wide plain. In three cof
flns one of gold, one of silver and the
third of iron. In his case, too, ull the
prisoners who were compelled to dig
bis grave wero Immediately killed.
Another sovret burial in later history
was that of Fernando do Soto, the dis
coverer of the Mississippi, whose cof
fin was sunk at midnight ftfthe middle
of the broad stream to conceal his
death' from the natives, who bad been
told that he was an Immortal child of
the sun.
':'. The Lovers' Leap.
Sappho killed herself by jumping
?rom the Lovers' leap, a Leucadlan
cliff. This leap was often taken by
lovesick persons, who believed that if
they survived the full they would be
effectually cured of a hopeless passion.
The leaps were always witnessed by
crowds of spectators, nnd the would
besulcldes were in uo way Interfered
With by the state. Boats vere in at
tendance below to pick up the lenpers
if they came to the surface of the sea
after the plunge. St.ppho had a pas-'
slpu for n young man who did not re
turn her lovo and leaped from the cliff
in order, to be cured. She perished lu
the fall. So also did Artlniestu and
many Other celebrities.
Pliny tells a curious story of an old
Athenian miser who was In love with
his cook and. desiring a cure, went to
have a look at the cliff, ne peeped
over,' shook his bead, went home and
married the cook.
Poor appetite Is. a sure sign ot im
paired digestion. A few doses . of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liber Tab
lets will strengthen your digestion and
Improve your ' appetite.-' , Thousands
have been benefited by taking these
tablets. Sold toy all dealers.
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CLEANING,
DYEING,
PRESSING
Careless Kids
are frequent damagers- of their
clothes. There Is no cause for worry
very little damage will be ' really
done If we are entrusted with the
cleansing and renovation of the gar
ments. We are experts at the busi
ness, never Injure an article, call for
and deliver orders and are reasonable
In our charges. We can save you a
lot of money In your wardrobe an
nually.; THE CURB TAILORS,
1018 Adams Ave, Plioae Illk 1241.
SNOWDRIFT FLOUR
Always Satisfies
We deliver anywhere in
Town i
Waters- Stanchfield
Produce Co. Main 706
.Ilor, Feed, Flonr, Poultry Sup
plies, Wood(
1527 Jefferson Avenue.
Absolutely Pure
HAKES HOME BAKING EASY
LiaM Biscuit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pastries
Fine Puddings
Haky Crusts
- . ' ' ' '
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream o! Tartar
5 TOO LATE FOB IXASSIFICA
8 TOON.
FOR 8ALB 'A Monarch range, baby's
Iron crib and mattress, dining room
.., table. Phone Black 3471. 5-8-7tf
FOR SALE-:-Eight room ' residence,
ground, 80x100 feet. Located at 2114.
Third street, Phone Farmers 19,
- .. 5-8-6t '.-.-
WANTED Position as cook !:t i-dwi,
O. Muehlenbruch, Blue Mountain ho
tel. 5-8-3t.
FOR SALE Barn, 16x24, to move
from lot. Also single buggy, single
harness and cow. Call at 1305
Fourth street. , 5-8-6t -
You Can Get
TWO
For The Price of i
ONE I
5c Each
0.1,
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER
Is half .;-tUe price tlieref ore r
twice the 'value.' '.
' t For Sale'by
Pattison Bros."
GROCERY
Two Phones 3Uin 79 and Main
SPECIAL
Oxford Shoe
$4, $5 and $6 Values
for $2.50
THEY
The Toggery
Now Is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. ; You can do it by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment and mas
saging the parts freely at each appli
cation. For sale by all dealers.
... ..-L-.U -J.I, I -J
Getting Left
is what those ;Misguided
mortals ard 'doing who buy
wheels 'on the strength of
ther being "just as good"
a.s the Columbia ' bicycle.
There is no other wheel
vjust as gcod and certainly
none better. The Colum
bia wheel stands for all
tlmt is superior in bicycle
construction grace,
beauty and ease of ; run
ning. New tocI? just ar
rived. ,
Leighton's Garage
ALL GO