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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1912)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " ' ' 'V' V M V y PAGE SEVEN 11 L A MODERN INSTITUTION IN E L!L-mmL it 1 1 i urn m niirft-iiTii mrmirfvi 1 A 1 6 I r.s Grade children as' wel las high school students hear standard classical renditions from Columbia Qrapoonolaa, used In all departments, of the school to. Instruct andTifttarpe1&;ttie 'taste ofr the best muslc.'v The main corridor of the high school, ' "'building recently adorned with , bustg of history-making men ot the past. , The walls- are ornamented '..?.:' with' Vaster? paintings. ZICiUC-'-- . 'frfT ',.:; Manual training students at work notice that "girls are anxloua to develop hand and brain slmultaneousyl. ' ; 9 AT Hill's Drug Store For the rest of this week we will give away with ev ery box Palm Olive Cream at 50 cts.one half dozen full sized cakes of Palm Olive soap. Now don't over look this as it is something real good. Hill's La Grande, Drug Store Oregon. I J-A m . 1 The domestic science rooms are equipped with ' Here is a class at work under Hiss Fruit. the best ,' elcetrlc stoves. ill ih ii ii ( ii n -r rrT- 1 1 i 1 r 'T''fT''Tf'f'iinrrr I GITY GROCERY I AND BAKERY I of Fancy I:; :Groceries; ill,- . II school n LAST "SCHOOL NOTES'' FOU THE IE All.' .. Closing Review of Week's Activities In City School Work. Phone Main 75 E. POLACK, Proprietor The school term Is Hone; yes well done.. It seemed at first as though the public at large was ni very deeply Interested in school affairs. After these school notes were first printed however, the people came to look for them and, If placed in some obscure corner o'f the paper, demanded, "Where" were laBt week's school notes?" For a while, from this Issue until Sept. 9, we shall suspend this phase along with the school work. Schooling, however, will nbt entirely ceaBe. , Prof. Stout will conduct a summer school. The first three weeks It will be as a teachers' training for those who will try for teachers' certificates at the June examintatons. Later those who failed or were not able to enter Into the last eighth grade exams will be given a chance to make up their work here. . i Miss Muriel Moss won the shorthand I prize in the -contest last week. The1 contest dictation was given at' about j 80 words per minute and was so close ly followed by the contestants that ltl was difficult to pick the winner. The prize won by Miss Moss was a "Com plete Course In Court Reporting," in the Gregg sy3..em. Thursday afternoon Misses Thomp son and Bunnell gave a picnic to their classes. . Place: on the hills. Everyone reported a comfortable time with respect to locality. Misses Allen, Fruit. and McMlllinn left Friday for the east where they will spend their vacations. , , The teachers are on the rush mak ing out grades.. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that aealed bids will be received by the under signed, until 5 o'cloE p. m June 5th, 1912, for the- laying of approximately 2240 lineal feet of 8-lnch sewer, In ac cordance with the plans and specifi cations on file with the city of La Qrande, Oregon. Same to be laid on a portion of Jefferson avenue and also through the center of blocks 8 and 9, Romlg's addition to La Grande, Bids to be acompanled by a certified check for 5 per cent Of the amount bid. The right to reject any or all bids Is re served,' -':;!' V-'r'':'' " 1 '".''t- '- By order of the council, -May 22nd, 1912 C M. HUMPHREYS, , ; . . city -Recorder. B-24-5t Vacuum , HOUSE CLEANING UPHOLSTERING v FURNITURE REPAIRING MATTRESS MAKING ' , , V L. F. BELLINGER, , ' PHONE BSD 603. r his knowledge Into practice. ' At the present -tlme,3Hss Davies assists him In the preparation of all their dances and at times actually works out dance steps and helsg w,lthuggestlons that are Invaluable. Mr. De Leon is first of all an eccentric dancer. Small wonder, then, that he has worked In to classic poses some of his own ec centric ideas. One of the most diffi cult dances which the young couple do Is a combination of ballet steps, Del sart poBes, buck and wing and double shuffle. To say the least, the dance Is one which requires skill and grace as well as muscular development on the part of .Mr. De Leon for hb Is cal led upon to support the entire weight of his dancing partner numerous tlmej during the evolution of the dance; In the specialty number, "The Same Old Love," which Mr, De Leon and 'Miss Davlea do In the second act of "The Campus" they dance and Illustrate, at though' in a small degree a Scottish reel, a sailor's hornpipe, a French can can, a stately English waltz, a Texas Tommy and a German dance. A Tonic, Alterative and Resolvent. The best remedy for Kidneys, Wver and Bowels. 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It required months of constant ef fort on the part of Walter de Leon and Miss "Muggins' Davies to perfect the various difficult dances which they ATAfntA ar OfiVftrlv. Mr. Tin T,onr whn by the way, Is somewbat of a genius, being only 24 years of age and not plans every dance number, , studied for his musical comedies, but also only writes-book, lyrics and music the terpsichorean art for a long time before he attempted to plan any dances. He read volume after volume relative to dancing and then studied Delsart and after he had mastered the rudiments of the art, began putting When we say that we have prac ticed dentistry la La Grande for .five years we say. that we have . pleased thousands of people In the matter of taking acre of their wants pertaining to this profession, The man who estab 1 shes himself on a basis of a square deal and proficiency In his work or profession has as permanent an establishment as the man who owns a ranch of Grande Rondo land, : Our aim ; is to please the public, and sat isfy the small voice we call con science. , DB.STEYENSON Practical Business Suits We fchow about 200 styles of these in either two- or thres-button models. This illustration is one of the approved models for young men. They are cut and tailored equal to the best class of made-to-measure garments. 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