La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1912, Image 5

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General admission 10 cents. '
Loge SeaU 80 Cents,
program Changes Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
SHE BET'S
-THE BOUSE OF COMFOBT."'
LOCALS
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TOGGERY.
a bargain. Summer aulta la llgM
weights made to order. $32.00.
TOGGEBY.
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Sr. W. D. McMillan la In Portland
and will return July S3. . 7-7-tf
Complete line aummer parasols 1-3
off. Mid summer Clean np sale. The
Golden Rule Co.
Complete line of bakery goods, fresh
fruK, Ice cream, cigars and tobacco,
tandy, Model Bakery.Flr St branch.
July number Ladles' Home Journal In
stock.
One f the best and prettiest acts
at the Arcade In a long time is the
Lumes Sisters, See them tonight. Al
so tonight the big two reel produc
tion, "The Fall of Black Hawk."
Tou know
means.
what a aale at Wests
Save one half on ladles' garments at
Wests. ', -
Kotlee.
All persons knowing themselves in'
debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe
please call and aettle with John Dor
den, 215 FJr atreet . 7-8-to 3-1
Each age of our Uvea has its Joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be If Chamberlains Tableta are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keen the bowels regular. These tab
lets are mild and gentle in their ac
tion and especially suitable for peo
ple of middle age and older. For
sale by all dealers. eod
Men's and Ladles furnishings at
wonderfully reduced prices during
our Mid-summer clean up aale. The
Golden Rule Co.
Summer merchandise must go. Mid
summer clean
Rule Co.
np sale. The Golden
Meeting ef Pioneers.
The annual meeting of the Union
County Pioneer association haa been
aet for August 8, 1912, and la to be
held at Hot Lake, Oregon. : All pio
neers and their friends are Invited to
be present at that time.
J. D. SLATES, Secretary.
SMOKERS. I
To advertise our business we offer I
you your choice of our high class line
of clear Havana clgara until July 25,
6 for 50 cents.
FOLEY BROS.' CIGAB STOBE
7-20-tf
The Lums Sisters completely cap
tured the big audiences at the Arcade
last night with their clasay imperson
ation of children. Don't fall to see
them tonight; also "The Fall of Black
Hawk" In two ' reels. A Gaumont
Weekly and a fine comedy make np
the program.
-oo-Fer
the By Man.
Merchants' lunch from 11 to 8
o'clock. 40 cents, Foley Grill. 8-16-tf
ggjaasasaltosjatfsJMsJssalBlsajMltttfsBaril
Save Steps. Time and Money
TELEPHONE IT
Tn ean-t anncMo home till yen have lost It J mduer I'll It's spent,
or jour wif till shs Joined club.
So with on rTi'lpjihou Service- buMness nercti'rft a toclal lax
iryj a famllr protertlon.
Every pfcon a Ion Infante Motion. Can yen afford not to have Ml
let ns Install a noire telephone for job today.
Heme Independent Telephone Company
LA GRANDE EVEIMl OBSERVER,-
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'Called Back" will be at Sherry's
Monday and Tuesday.
Call Blark 1562 lor Cartage man.
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Fire big- pictures at the Elite to,
uigut.' ; .
Men's suits reduced 25 per cent at
Wests. '
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Cheap Woo4 far Sale.
Plenty of drr box wood foP k,B.
Una and aummer fael. 31.00 ner
load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber
company.
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L. Desserich and Miss Metha Wei
din were married at the parsonage at
3 o'clock, and Charles Baxter and Mra.
Edta Shrock at the realdence of A. W.
Leffel-at 7 o'clock Saturday.
D. GlUIlan tied both knota.
Rev. J.
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w uww wen Known wi not mora
than one caae of rhanmatUm tn r.n
requires any Internal treatment what-
ever. All that la needed Is a free cause of your disease, giving perma
appllcatlon of Chamberlain's Linlmeqt nent relief whether Acute or Chronic.
pflLTtS VandbowTulct Drug' Not or WT.
It will relieve the pain and aoreneaa. . CaI1 00 nlm at nI Parlors, Noa. 18,
Sold by all dealera. od
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The Lems Sisters at the Arcade to
night "
PROF. F. J. FREBJfOB Spbolo.
gist and Healer. Successfully 4 Ing troubled with constipation. Cham
treats all diseases. Rooms i,L berlaln' Tableta wilt cauae an agree-
w ana 7 ever seller's Store.
Phone Main 781, La Grande.
WIT. r. HAwavw 4
Contractor. . Brick. 8tene and
Concrete, . ' f
Cherries. All kinds In season. Op
posite Tatman'a place. Phone Red 202.
7-15-121
Halt price aale of all ladles' suits,
coats, skirts, wool dresses and mil
linery at Wests. . . - -
C. P. Co,' extract and toilet goods.
Mra. O. C. Coomba, agent Phones:
Red 811. Black 1873. Place ordet by
Friday noon.
Councilman J. F. Campbell has lost
an Elgin watcn ana win pay a re
ward for Its return.
When your child haa whooping
cought be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by giv
ing Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy aa
may be required. . This remedy wtll
make It easier to expectorate. It has
been used successfully In many epi
demics and is safe and aure. For sale
by all dealers. . eod
"The Pall Of Black Hawk'' at the
Arcade tonight
Nothing nicer than those huckleber
ry Sundaea at Sllverthorn's fountain.
k , 7-20-2t -
"A Good-Bye Kiss at the Door," Mr.
Ashlelgh Turner's song, as rendered
by Mr. Goddard last night at the Ar
cade theatre, la worthy of special men'
tion, and Judging by the applause re
ceived by the singer, it is safe to say
he haa found a warm spot in the
hearts of La Grande muelc lovers,
"Believe Me, if All Those Endearing
Toung Charms" which he sang as an
encore at the second performance
was beautifully given and Mrs. Car-
lock, the accompanist, deserves com
mendation for the splendid support
given the singer. We want to hear
more of Mr. Goddard.
Marvelous drama of the under
1
ground In two massive parts entitled
"The Land of Darkness," at Sherry's
Wednesday and Thursday.
Hugh Conway's most famous novel
In pictures at Sherry's Monday and
Tuesday. . - . ' " ..
Coffee demonstration at Geddea gro
cery. Drop In and try a cup. 7-22-tt
I Mid-summer cleanup
Golden Rule Co.
sale. The
A sprained ankle may aa a rule be
cured In from three, to four daya by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment aud
, "1" the dlreotlona with each bot
. For aale by an dealera. eod
Get your rlnegar from Geddes gro
cery. The carry Hlne's best and don't
. water it 7-22-4t
i General Phys-Pryce, the Mexican in-
sarrecto leader, at Elite tonight
Dr. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad
uate of the National School of Chiro-
... ... ... ,
Poetic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Set
. entlfically and Physiologically, the
19 20 and 21 In La Grande National
Bank building. Free dlagnoals.
Don't fail to see Maurice Costello
tbe Elite tonight.
at
There la no real need of anyone be-
any unpleasant effect. Give them a
trial. Fop aale by all dealera. eod
At Sherry's Monday and Tuesday,
"Called Back."
ILookT
Until July 25th, we will give you
your choice of the following clear
Havana cigars at 5 for 50 cents;
Optimo.
Gato.
Vasa.
Carabana
Cuesta Ray
El Sldelo
El Rays.
Webeater.
Flora de Mundo. .
American.
Hackman.
Fam Ua King.
FOLEY BROS.' CIGAB STOBE.
Just right. Those huckleberry
Sundaes at Sllverthorn's fountain.
7-20-2t
"The Land of Darkness" at Sherry!
Wednesday and Thursday. '
CHERRIES. ,
Cull BIngs for aale at 3 cents
pound, St John's, opposite Chapman
place. Phone Red 202. 7-20-2t
"The Land of Darkness" staged and
produced at the great Belgian collier
ies, with, a mighty cast of 200 people,
at Sherry's Wednesday and Thura
day.
A two reel masterpiece at Sherry's
Wednesday and Thursday. "The Land
of Darkness" or "Through the Bow
els of the Earth."
This . morning Loyd Blckford and
Miss Alta E. Davis were married at
the Methodist parsonage. Mr. Blck
ford is an O.-W. R. ft N. brakeman.
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Dill, sweet and sour pickles In san
itary sealed package, same prlcea as
loose, at Geddes Bros. 7 -22-4 1
i StWDOWN !
I CAKE FLOUR !
Is what you want to make the
most delicious cake and pastry.
Prepared strictly from the pur
est and best winter wheat
Tbe package contains enough
S flour to make 12 Angel Food
Cakes, and sells for 40c.
For Sale by
Pattison Bros.
GB0CEBT
MOYHAV .TTTT.V90 .1019 . iT
ENTERPRISE
HUAMJI LEAGUE SEASOJf COMES
TO E'D.
Enterprise M ini Game Yesterday and
Thereby the Pennant
Elgin," July 22. (Special) Going 12
innings tor the second consecutive
time, Enterprise triumphed over El
gin yesterday, winning a 9 to 5 vic
tory and copping the bunting in tiio
Branch Line league. The aeaaon was
originally made short to dodge the
mid-summer rush to the hills.
Game Yesterday Decides.
. By being one half a game in the
load. Enterprise came to Elgin yester
day Intent on winning and ahe did af
ter the hardeat kind of a struggle.
The score was one and one until the
101b and then Enterprise scored three
Elgin following with three. In the
:2th, the necessary run was put over
and It was all over bunting and all.
Joseph was a poor contender this
year and has never been a serious
menace to the other clubs, and al
though Wallowa pulled third place
ahe has put np some good article of
ball. Joseph forfeited her last game
yesterday.
Loggers Beat Townsmen.
Falmer Lumber Company's camp,
on the Looking Glass, July 22. (Spe
cial) Winning by a score of 10 to 6,
the George Palmer Lumber company's
camp team stands victor over the
Palmer Mill team, an aggregation In
the Twilight league. The Millers
came to camp yesterday and trimmed.
ATTEXTIOX MOOSE.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Moose lodge tonight
Vacuum
HOUSE CLEA5I5G
CrnOLSTEBI56
FUDMTUBB BEPAIBIHG
MATTBESS MAKEfQ
L. F. BELLHCGEB,
P30SE BSD USt.
The Gossard at
$3.50 Is a Real
Corset Bargain
The Goaaard front lace corset
has always sold at 35, np to
this year.
It Is worth, more than 35 to
the woman who' appreclatea the
style and solid comfort ahe en
Joys in the Goaaard the one
right corset
The great demand for the Goa
aard haa enabled the makers, by
doubling tbelr output, to lower
the price to $3.50, while keep
ing np the high quality that has
made the Gossard America's su
preme corset
A complete line always os
hand. Price $3.60 to $8.50.
If yon need a new corset tele
phone Red 3221.
MRS. ROUT. FATTISOIf
Ctrsetlere.
MS MINTING
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u. w. an Tresa and Ethel Mi Dow
of this county, were married this af
ternoon by Dr. J. D. GllUlan.
"The Fall of Black Hawk."
One of the most wonderful and
spectacular pictures ever shown at
the Arcade la "The Fall of Black
Hawk," to be shown today and Tues
day. This gigantic two reel historical
subject aa produced by the American
company Is not to be confused with
pictures of this kind shown in the past
It is in a class by itself; the photo
graphy la the best; the acting all that
cduld be desired and la a historically,
accurate, pictorial review of the Black
Hawk war. Don't forget that this Is
not an ordinary two feel feature. Its
faithful reproduction of a great Indian
war, exciting chases, wonderful swim
ming feata and delightful love atory
make It the most extraordinary sub
ject ever offered. At the Arcade, to
night and Tuesday.
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PEBS05ALH.
Dr. O. G. Haley spent Sunday In
La Grande visiting with the Metbodlat
parson.
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Dr. H. S. Brownton of John Day has
bought out Dr. J. E. Stevenson and
will take possession of the new field
about September first Dr. Stevenson
goes to Portland.
.
Miss Lillian Hansen of Canyon City
spent Sunday here visiting with Dr.
and Mrs. Brownton.
Attorney H. E. Dixon of Elgin re
turned, home Sunday after attending
to legal matters in La Grande.
....
One of the modern necessities of
life Is the care of the month ani
teeth. I wonld (for your sake)
that I could make yon realise
that the service of yonr den
tist Is ese of th very import
ant necessities of yonr l'frv
DR. STEVENSON
MONEY
TO
LOAN
on farm lands in Union,
Wallowa and Baker
counties.
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I Await further notic3. Scmetl'ins doiirj at Jiall park.
!snanWSB
W. S. Houghton, a Warren Con
struction officer, is here from Port
land, staying at the Foley. "
N. K. West U la Baker today at
tending a meeting of Oregon-Idaho
racing circuit managers
Water Superintendent George T.
Cochran left Saturday night for Prlne
vllle to adjust water rlghta.
Deputy Game Warden Craig went
to Elgin yesterday to stave out the
new South Elgin game preserve.
T u
I Denham, an Elgin attorney, re
turned to hla home In Elgin yesterday
after a day's visit here.
Ed. Coolldge waaamong the an-(
glers for the finny tribes In Wallowa
Lake yesterday. :
Mrs. E. B. Tuttle of Imbler passed
through La Grande last night on her
way to Portland, having been called '
mere by the Illness of a relative.
P. T. Scroggln aa a Sunday visi
tor in Enterprise yesterday ;
Mr; and Mra. P. S. Robinson spent
Sunday in Elgin, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Thorsen.
Dr. J. W. Loughlln and family were
among those who took advantage of
iue new Branch Line schedule
and
spent the day on Looking GlaiH.
S. E. Stllwell and son Lyle, are In
Portland on a business trip.
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Whiter Reuter. the druggist return
ed today from Portland where he has
been since the Elks' convention.
I Mayor Robt. Wlthycombe of Union
! passed through the city this morning
on nis way to Enterprise. -
S. N. Kleese of SummerviHe was la .
the city this morning on his way home
from a visit to Walla Walla.
Miss Pauline Lederle, Miss Anna
Alexander and Miss Edith Anderson .
left Saturday night for Yellowstone
park, expecting to be Joined them
by a party of two ladies.
Dr. D. W. Zimmerman, the osteo
path, leaves tonight for Pittsburg, Pa.
his native city, to visit with bla par
ents. His mother has been ill v for
some little time, and Dr. Zimmerman
after spending a month In his horns
city, expects to return to La Grands
about September 1st.
Mrs. Fred Holmes, Mrs. J. A Rua
sell and Mrs. George Bernle, Miss :
Nell Grlmmltt and Miss Ruth Russell
left yesterday for Lehman Springs to
spend two weeks In an outing. Mlas
Russell and Mrs. Bernle made the trip
by horseback and the balance of the
crowd went with rigs. H f J
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Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Harris passed
through La Grande Sunday en route
to Elgin after an extended honey
moon trip overthe coast, having been
married in Portland, July 10th. Mr.
Harris la proprietor of the City Drug
store in Elgin and Mra. Harris, for
merly Miss Josephine McConnell, was
at one time a school teacher at Elgin."'-
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The Elite
THEATRE
Only theatre In town showing
licensed films such ss Yitagrnph,
Essanay, Edison, etc., and fea
turing such artists as- Maurice
Costello, Florence Turner, John
Bunny and others. Complete
change of program on Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Illustrated Song Mrs. E. F.
Sinclair.
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