La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 1911 PAGE FIVE i Pore ODflfive dDSD . You Hear much about Olive Oil but you will know more about it and you will, be a better judge when you have compared our Olive Oil with others. Wc sell only the best. Red Cross Drug Store SHERRY'S General admission 1 cents, log Seats 80 Cents.' Program Changes Sanday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. SHEBBT9 THE BOUSE OF COMFORT." A high class program at the Ar cade tonight. . Cheap Wood for Sale. Plenty of dry box wood for Mn Ung and summer fuel. $1.00 per load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber company. 8-10-tf For the Bmsy Kan. Merchants' lunch from 11 to 2 clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. J-U-tf LOCALS T0GOEBT. A bargain. Summer suits in light weights made to order. $32.00. TOOGEBY. BEFORE BClLDIXtt OB BEFAIR 1VG SEE CLASH & CO, COBS EE H i.KP CEDAR STBE1TS. PHONE BLACK ML C 1 ' u Painless Dentist. Dr. W. D. McMil lan, Black 1251. Dr. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad uate of the National School of Chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci entifically and Physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief whether Acute or Chronic. Not Drugs, not Suitery, or Osteopathy. Call on him at his parlors, Nos. 18, 19, 20 and 21 In La Grande National Bank building. Free diagnosis. 'Where do the smokers congregate At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect service. , 2-18-tf WM. C. HANSEN. Contractor. Brick, Stone and Concrete. A thrilling war drama full of great battle scenes at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. PBOF. F. J. FBEENOB Splnolo- gist and Healer. Successfully treats all diseases. Rooms A, and 7 over Solder's Store. Phone Main 724, La Grande. . o o Attention Lady Maccabees. All members of La Gaande Hive No. 27, are requested to be at the hall at 2:30 sharp work in second degree. By order of Lady Commander, oo Members of the Commercial club ehould bear in mind the smoker Fri day night when there will be a little entertainment along with business. S. Piatt Jones will have charge of the en tertainment features. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalk and basement work specialty. All my work doae nnder my personal supervision. IMS Jefferson avenue. O. O. JOHNSON. 4-2-26t tl I Eat More ! A. B. Rogers has opened a branch of the Model bakery In the Harris building north of the railroad on Fir street. A full line of bakery goods ana confections, trans and toDaecos, The strawberry and loe cream so cial to be given by the Bible class will be held Friday, June 21, at the home of Mrs. Albert Hunter, Island City. Current events of the world, at Sherry's Monday and Tuesday in Pathe's Weekly. See It every week. o -o Each age of our lives has Its joys Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlains Tablets are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. These tab lets are mild and gentle In their ac tlon and especially suitable for peo ple of middle age and older. For sale by all dealers. eod Arcade Theatre, pictures of quality. A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured in from three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and observing the directions with each bot tle. For sale by all dealers. eod The program at the Arcade for Monday and Tuesday Is the best shown there for a long time, featur ing a great war drama, also a fine Vitagrapb and Biograph and an un. usuaUy funny comedy. Don't fail to see "The Cry of the Children" at the Elite tonight. The social scheduled to meet with Mrs. A. Newlln has been Indefinitely postponed. (.' o-.- MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, Tri 1c V vie Din't cccc'i (';!' 1 1 'i I ' , i' . U ' I '. I i j. r . v: t a i;pirni V. r -n .. V i Hi i i". ii ;i t .'. i': -.4 . .- l - ' - CIS 'jTHE MAN IN THE SOLDIER SUV will be sung by Mr. Ferrln at Sher ry's Wednesday and Thursday. A comedy of kitchen life In "The Chauffeur, The Girl and The Cop," at j Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday. - Why do long stemmed rosescost $20 per dozen and short stemmed ones cost 23.00 per dozen Answer will be explained at Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday in an EdUon picture entitled "Every Rose Has Its Stem." A fine Vitagrapb. and Biograph 'at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. The dreams of Nemo were such that they caused a pleasant awaken ing at all times, but they, were never In it for a minute with the "Dream of a Lobster Fiend," that will be seen at Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday. A splendid Mexican picture produc ed by the Kalem company will be at Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday. Americans have learned more about conditions as they exist In the sister republic through these pictures than through any other medium. The cor rectness of this picture from a mili tary point of view Is surely not the least of its merit "THE MAN IN THE SOLDIER SUIT" will be sung by Mr. Ferrln at Sher ry's Wednesday and Thursday. ANTE-LUNCH E CM THRILLER One of those delicious soda water drinks made by Mr. Kelley at Silver thorn's fountain Is best of all. -19-2t VI f. Try the best soda water made by Mr. Kelley at Sllverthorn's fountain. 6-19-2t No. 10, the fast mall, now carries a Yellowstone Park sleeper out of La Grande. i The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Palmer tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30. Jerry Rusk will lecture before the Mutual Improvement association next Sunday night on the Malarky bill to be placed before the voters next fall. The public is invited to attend this program as it is free and Intended for the public at large. -i. No. 18, the night passenger train. has ceased to stop at North Powder and Haines for the present. Fishing Tackle. The fish are now beginning to bite. Before buying your hooks, leaders, etc., call In and look our stock over. We have the largest supply In the city. Anything and everything you want. Let us show you our stock of Imported fly hooks. W. H. Bohnen kamp company. 6-18-5t Pictures of Quality at the Arcade. FOR SALE Several choice residence lots on Washington avenue, five lots on Jefferson and one business lot on Adams, also tract of land 130x125 with 5 room house. Cash or terms. Inquire 1417 Wash., Phone Red 752. , 6-18-lmo PENDLETON GETS AWAT WHILE NEW MAN WOBBLES. Exceptionally Clean Contest, Against Adversities, Recorded BY FRANK C. GREENE!, (Sporting Editor Boise Morning Statesman.) Battling in a wind storm, the Bucks and Barryttes played one of the pret tiest games seen here this season when they met this morning. It was a pitching battle between Desmond, cno of Barry's new recruits, and the dependable Osborne, and Pendleton won, 3 to 2. Desmond allowed fewer hits than did his adversary, but in the seventh Inning he became erratic. He walked two men, and made a wild throw at Oisl to catch Pern brook on a bunt. The throw let In one of the Bucks' runs and when Mensor drove out a dou ble, the other two followed. Harmon cut loose with a double In the La Grande end of the same frame. King thumped a single and brought Shine over with score No. 1 tor the home club. In the eighth the visitors were find ing Desmond, but were Just lucky encugh that two hard line drives went Into the hands of Mclnnls and Naugh ton. Barry substituted Mclvor to hit for Desmond, leading off in the eighth. Mac scratched a double over third. Ho advanced on Naughton's out and scor ed on Barry's sacrifice fly. Luttrell followed with a hit, but there wer.) two down and the wind kept Harmon's long hit from going over Mensor's head. Mclvor pitched the ninth and allow ed bui one hit. The game was chiefly remarkable for the classy fielding 'under adverse conditions. The wind blew up a dust that often hid the outfield from view, and the field was rough. Brown, a new man at second, show ed up well In the field. He covered it ts of ground and handled many hard chances. Sccie; , PENDLETON AB H PO A E Mewir, cf 4 0 Robu'son, 3b 4 0 Lodcll, lb 4 0 Nadeau, 2b 2 0 Teck, If ..: . J 0 Wilson, rf 2 1 Augusuts, ss 3 1 Tembrook, c 4 1 Osborne, p 3 0 5 27 13 1 FOR SALE Cabbage ' plants. Mrs. Joe Snodgrass. Phne Red 891. 29 3 LA GRANDE. AB R H POA Naughton, ss 3 0 0 2 3' Barry, lb ;....2 0 1 Luttrell, 3b 4 0 1 Harmon, rt 4 1 3 King, c 3 01 Brown, 2b 3 0 0 Forbes, ct 4 0 1 Walters, If 2 0 Mclnnls, If 1 0 Desmond, p 2 0 Mclvor, p 1 1 MACARONI Good, rich, wohlesome Macaroni and spaghetti may be prepared In many different ways. Econ omical dishes, too! Best tor this purpose are the famous SEA SHELL MACARONI MINNESOTA SPAGHETTI 15c a Package; 2 for 25c For Sale by Pattison Bros. GBOCEBT Phone numbers Mala 79 and Main dQ. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diiteatieU portion of the ear. There is only ono way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness ts caused by an inflamed condi tion of the murous lining of the ftustu cliian Tube. When tills tube is inflamed you have & rumblintr sound or Imperfect hearing, and -hcn It is entirely closed, Peafness is the result, and unless the in flammation can be taUcn out and this tube restored to its norma' condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces. w!H fflTefnennflre1 pnllnr fnran, mnm of rtenfnMt (raniMl hyciitnrrhMhaT rnnnot h caret by llaU's Catrrb Care, (jerui for circular, free. P. J. CHUNET, a CO , Toledo, Ohio. Sold bj Drainriita, 75c. Tkk 1111 k'amilj Pills for oonKlpntion. i I Vacuum HOCSE CLEANING UPHOLSTERING FURMTCBE REPAIRING MATTRESS MAKING L. F. BELLINGER, phone R2if tea. HALF OF YOUR LIFE Is spent In yonr working clothes Are yon satisfied with the kind yon are wearing! Ton will he 2 more than satisfied If yon wear I DATS BIG FITE BRAND i Qnssard The luxury of a Gossard cor set is a Real Economy. .Your satisfaction with thein and a knowledge that you have the best is worth many times the price. They are durable and are made of the best materials. The steels will not rust They are guaranteed. A complete line always on hand. Prices $3.50 to $8.50 MES. ROBT. PATTISON, Phone Bed 3221. Corsetiere. 29 2 8 27 IS 1 Score by Innings: Pendleton 0 0000030 03 La Grande 0 0000011 02 Summary Stolen bases, Naughton, Mensor, Nadeau, Wilson; sacrifice hits Barry, King; two base hits, Harmon, Mclvor, Mensor; double play, Osborne to Lodell; Innings pitched, by Des mond 8, Mclvor 1; hits, off Desmond 4, Mclvor 1; base on balls, off Os borne 2, Desmond 6; struck out, by Osborne 4, Desmond 4, Mclvor 1; wild pitch, Desmond; hit by pitched ball; Osborne by Desmond, Naughton by Osborne jtlmebf game, 2 hours; um pire, Longaneclter. MATS IS PARDONED. Defective Jnry Arnln Held Gronnds for Release of Land Frander Wafblngton, June 19. President Taft loday granted a pardon to Frank lin P. Msys on the ground that gov ernment 'prosecutors used Improper methods In obtaining bis conviction at Portland, Oregon, In 1907 of land frauds. This Is the second pardon In the Mitchell-Hermann Land Fraud cases, Wtllard N. Jones having been pardoned by Taft several day ago. The city council meets this evening In regular session. I MEN'S Furnishing Sale Qflfl uts a a small jy U fraction of their real value; These are the sea son's goods. Some of them are odd suit3 others tail end or bro ken lines that we have only a few suits of left. They will be closed out cheap. $10.00 Range consisting of serges fancy suiting, chev- d7 gn iots, etc. Sale price.- P eOU . $12.50 Range in serges and fancy suitings, cheviots. . An jjrv etc. Sale price poOU $15.00 Range, Serges and fancy suitings, beautiful di A C range. Sale price P "eOU $18.00 to $22,00 Range. Serges and fancy suitines. stnVtly hand tailored. Sale (in rf price y 1 eOU Young Men's Line. Sizes from' 13 year to size 36. Range of prices $7.00 to $9.00 dy 7J Whole lot sale price Yt t) y 1 V'fyrtra Men's Soft Collar Dress Shirts Nice range of patterns and styles Just the thing for the warm weather. They come in silk'stripe madras, domestic, plain and fan cy pongee, etc. $2.59 values, sale price $1.98 1.75 values, sale price 1.28 2.00 values, sale price ............ 1.48 1.50 values, sale'price .98 ' Balbrigan x Underwear Two pier o in plain and colors, pink, Q 3almon, blue, brown Fine rib. Per suit.-- UC Men's Dress and Work Pants C A Odd pairs to close out, and tihe prices v are the smallest nnrt.t ... $2.00 and $2.50 values, sale price 3.50 values, sale price ; . ; 3.00 values, sale price 4.00 values, sale price ; $1.50 . 2.95 . 2.25 . 3.25 28 in. percale, per yard Amoskeg apron" check 6 l-4c gingham, per yd 7c 8-4 Pacific Bleached 9-4 Pacific Bleached sheeting, per j'ard......23c sheeting, per yd 25c Standardly n Spool in Advertiser Oil ClOth IH I, Cotton II. Bleached Mnsllc nn Per Yd. IUU Per spool lU Per yd 8j Men's Work Sox rn Men's Work Shirts QT Per Pair UU Each UU Large line val lace, worth up to 15c per Q 1 O yaid, all at, per yard . :. J imLC One lot Embroidery. o Values up to 14c. Sale price, per yard 5C Extra Special On Xawns 31 Per yari- Antrims. Beautiful line of new patterns. I CZn Flaxon's and fine diminitv stripes in these lines. printed lawns. Exceptional values The Golden Rule Co. !