La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1912, Image 5

A GKANDE EVENING' OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1912.
PAGE FIVE
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S H E It RY'S
General admission 10 cents. 1
Loge Seats t Cents.
Progress Changes Sunday,
Monday, Wedaesday sad
Friday. '
8HEBBT8
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT."
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; LOCALS O
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1 bargain, nsamer suits la tight
a-eurbts made to order, sii.v.
TOGGIBT.
Dr. W. D. McMillan is In Portland
and will return July 23. ; T-7-tf
Tbe Boonte Brae Circle of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Ralston tomorrow afternoon.
Complete line
irasols 1-S
sale. The
off. Mid aumme
Golden Rule Co.
One of the beat and prettiest acta
at tbe Arcade In a long time is 'the
Lumes Slaters, See them tonight Al
io tonight the big two reel produc
tion, "The" Pall of Black Hawk."
Tou know what a sale at Wests
' jieans.
Save one half on ladles' garments at
Wests.
Kotloe. ".
All persons knowing themselves In
debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe
please call and settle with John Dor-
den, 215 Fir street 7-8-to 8-1
An Uustrated health talk for wo
men by Miss Lola Hitchcock, of Port-
-land, at Honan hall tomorrow, Wed-1
nesday, July 24th, at 2:30 p. m under
the auspices of St. Peter's guild. Ad
mission free. Ice cream, sherbet and
cake, 15c. 7-23-lt
Men's and Ladles' furnishings at
wonderfully reduced prices during
our Mid-summer clean up sale. The
Golden Rule Co.
1 f rT A1T ATT I I TTV
Meets every demand of the business
world. It will pay you to Investigate.
Fall term opens Sept 2. Write for
catalog. Baker Business College, Han
son & Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf
Summer merchandise must go. Mid
summer clean up sale. The Golden
Rule Co.
'Meeting of Pioneers.
The annual meeting of the Union
County Pioneer association has been
set for August 8, 1912, and Is to be
held at Hot Lake, Oregon. All pio
neers and their friends are Invited to
be present at that time.
' J. D. SLATER, Secretary.
THIS IS THE SCHOOL. .
Excellent location, complete equip
ment. Fall term opens Sept. 2. Board ,
and room, $16 to $20. Write or call
and see us. Baker Business College, 1
Hanson & Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf
SMOKERS. !
To advertise our business we offer
your choice of our high class line (
or clear Havana cigars until July 25,
6 for BO cents.
FOLEY BROS.' CIGAR STORE
7-20-tf
Drop In and take a drink at Stiver-
thnrn's fountain. It will please you.
t
7-23-2t
The Lums Sisters completely cap
tured the big audiences at the Arcade .
last night with their classy Imperson
ation of children. Don't fall to see
them tonight; also "The Fall of Black
Hawk" la two reels. A Gauraont
Weekly i id a fine comedy make up
the program.
o
Dont forget about those fine soda
water drinks at Sllverthorn's foun
tain. 7-23-2t j
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for the Bay Kan.
to I
t-18-tt
'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill.
Cherries. All kinds In season. Op
posite Tatmans place, phone Red 203.
7-15-12t
"Cate4 Back- will be at Sherry's
Monday and Tuesday.
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' Call Black 1661 for Garbage man.
Fife big pictures at the, Elite to.
eight
Men's aults reduced 25 per cent at
Wests.
Cheap Weed for Sale.
Plenty of dry box wood for kln
llng and summer fuel. $1.00 per
load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber
company. f-10-tf .
The Lems Sisters at the Arcade to-1
night .
e PHOT. F. J. FREB50R Spalo-
gisl sad Healer. Saceeesfally
treats all diseases. Reeau 4,,
wi J ever 8e tier's Stem.
Pheae Mala 724, La Grande. - e
WI, C. HAKIEH.
Ceatraeter. . Brick. Steae and
. Caaetaty . , .
Half price sale of all ladles' suits,
coats, skirts, wool dresses and mil
linery at Wests.
C. P. Co extract and toilet goods.
Mrs. O. C. Coombs, agent Phones:
Red 311, Black 1373. Place ordet by
Friday noon.
Dr. Zimmerman is in the east and
will return Sept. 1. 7-23-tf
Marvelous drama of the under-
gruuuu iu iwo ui pans euuciea
"The Land of Darkness." at Sherry's
Wednesday and Thursday. ,
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Hugh Conway'a most famous novel
in pictures nt Sherry's Monday and
Tuesday.
Coffee demonstration at Geddes gro
cery. Drop in and try a cup. 7-22-4t
Mid-summer cleanup
Golden Rule Co. '
sale. The
Get your vinegar from Geddes gro-
eery. The carry HIne's best and don't
water it
7-22-4t
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Dr. Darland. the Chiropractor, frad-
uate of the National School of Chiro-
practic of Chicago I I adjusts Sci-'
cause 01 your disease, giving perm
nent relief whether Acute or Chronic.
Not Drugs, Not Surgery or Osteopathy.
Call on him at his parlors, Nos. 18,
19 20 and 21 In La Grande National
Bank building. Free diagnosis.
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At Sherry's Monday and Tuesday, 1
"Called Back."
LOOK.
Until July 25th, we will give you
your choice of the following clear
Havana cigars at 5 for 50 cents: ' j
Optimo.- I
Gato.
Vasa.
Carabana
Cuesta Ray
1 sidelo
El Rays. --
Webester. '
Flora de Mundo.
American.
Hackman.
Fam Us King.
FOLEY BROS.' CIGAR STORE.
"The Land of Darkness" at Sherry's
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Land ot Darkness" staged and
pr8auce(i at the great Belgian colller-
les, with a mighty cast ot 200 people,
1 at Sherry's Wednesday and Thurs
day. A two reel masterpiece at snerry s . i
r-f j a A mv...aaw "Til. T.nJI .1
of Darkness" or "Through the Bow
els of the Earth." .
Vacuum
HOUSE CLEANING .
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE BEPAIRI5G
MATTRESS MAKING
L. F. BELLINGER,
PHONE K21 MS. '
Dill, sweet and sour pickles In san
itary sealed package, same prices as
loose, at Geddes Bros. 7-22-4t
XexJean Prisoner Shewn. '
- During the late disturbance In Mex
ico, there was one man who was tbe
acknowledged leader of the insurreo
tos. This was General Phys Pryce,
for whom the Mexican government
offered a reward of 125,000 either dead
or alive. The Kalem company now in
Mexico, made special arrangements
with General Pryce and produced the
film, "The Colonel's Escape." This Is
founded on an actual experience and
staged In Mexico In local settings.
, TW! pUure to 0M ot. m.Mt ?'
leresiing nims every snown in . lm
Grande presenting, as It does, the
most talked of man during the recent
Mexican trouble. General . Phys
Pryce shown at the Elite tonight
THINGS FUNEREAL.
(J. D. Glllllan.)
, . Kansas Is at the last end of few
processions, and the first in many.
Now comes Wichita with a word of
common sense on the matter of the
much abused funeral ceremonies si
common as never yet to have become
proverbial. The people of that cum
unity haded by the clergy are at
I '.emr-tlng the production of a roforro
loos the following lines:
"Unopened caskets at funerals;
Fewer flowers;
Net to exceed 30 minute addresses;
Only Immediate f-trvi. w--r--
pany body to the cemetery -
To this the writer adds some words
that will not please all who snould
read It. There are lots of huzza -da in
every' community who can scont a
dead body every time; they are never
'seen at anv ether sort of nubile func-
tIon- It la thelr delght to ,.morcU
up and wItQ one eye on tne cagket,
the otner- on the mournlng frlend3,
take careful lnventory of every detaU
jfrom the estimated cost of the coffin.
ttg lnterlor trllnmlngt the dre88 of the
daceased. . Iook on th. fae6 ttnd .,,
other gruesome appurtenances,' even
to the appearance of the friends and
"how .hard they take It.? It is one
of the most wearisome acts 'of my
ministry of now more than 30 years
to have to endure such semi-savage
acts on the part ot the truly disin
terested, and boorish "mourners." All
this pertains to the services at the
churcheB, There ar9 more obJection-
able actions when the service Is to be
conducted In what Is Intended as the
rf of the home At thega tlmeg
the game buzzar(Jg They boW.
wh(jre
.they never cou:a have daylight
en
trance otherwise. They use the oc
casion as license to peep Into every
door, inspect furniture, and sometimes
are found actually pilfering small ar
ticles as "souvenirs" of the scene.
There are some who really love
them that are gone and for the sake
HALF OF YOUB LIFE
Is spent In your working clothes
Are yon satisfied with the kind
yon are wearing! Yon will be
more than satisfied If yon wear
DAYS' BIG FIYE BRAND
Foods Fried In
Crisco
Absorbs Less
Grease
Crisco tries at such a high tem
J perature that the foods do not
soak up grease. They have a
golden brown crust and are dry
Inside.
Try Crisco for doughnuts.
You will notice no unpleas
ant fat flavor, Just the flavor of
the rich, sweet cake.
Me A CAN.
Pattison Bros.
GBOCEIY
of that love actually desire to look
once more on the face that has been
a blessing and a source ot comfort;
but the rabble ought to be excluded.
I hope my face shall never be uncov
ered at a church funeral, but If it Is.
I would like to come to life long
enough to shoo the buxzarda away, or
to rise up and make a face at them.
Each of us Is curiosity enough when
we are alive, and ought to cease to
be such after we are dead.
The people who ought to read this
will never do so, for they are not in
telligent enough for It.
Speaking of funerals, permit the
writer to add that there is another
reform that must come along that line
and the sooner the better. It Is In tbe
matter of the expense of the affair
mortuary. It is a reform of the hard
est kind to meet and to change for
the reason that it Is considered right
and proper for the deceased to have a
costly laylng-away. By far the most
costly article of furniture some people
ever bought Is the casket which Is
placed In the ground to decay. It is
not the fault of the undertakers for
they are in the business merely for
the accommodation of the public. A
bundled dollar funeral Is not uuusual
In wrj.poor families. Gnef never
counts the cost a. fact the undertaker
and the grief-stricken often dlswr.?
wiicn hills are due. V? reb'er i pk
pres.' as that would not be politt;.
Tw- nty dollars is a big expense for
trie ordinary casket. I mean one ar
tually needful tor the occasim and
lumber would sell high even in that
cast. People of too moderate means
are often omra-i , cd for mi'-'lu n.l
sometimes for years Just because they
felt the unwritten demands of society
In matters funereal.
One man I know burled his wife in
a casket costing $1,750. He was weal
thy, to be sure, but why should that
waste of money be made? . '
One will say it is an expression of
love. Love should be reasonable. Was
this?
'"Why this waste?"
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Horse Show nt Long Branch. '
Long Branch, N. J., July 23. Be
cause of th' prominence of many o'f
the exhibitors and the large field of
show and racehorses entered, more
than usual interest has been aroused
In the 19th annual exhibition of the
Monmouth County Horse show assocl
atlon, which will open at Hollywood
park tomorrow and continue until the
end of the week. During the four
days' competition si total of 9 classes
will be Judged, and an aggregate of
nearly $7,000 In prizes will be award'
1 he Uossard at
$3.50 Is a Real
Corset Bargain
The Goasard front lace corset
has always sold at $5, up to
this rear.
It Is worth more than $5 to
the woman who appreciates the
style and solid comfort she en
Joys In the Gossard the one
right corset
The great demand for the Qos
sard has enabled the makers, by
doubling their output, to lower
the price to $3.60, while keep
lag ap the high quality that has
made the Gossard America's su
preme corset
complete 11ns always os
hand. Price $3.50 to $3.60.
If you need a aew corset tele
phone Red 1221.
MBS. BOBT. PATTISON
Cereetier.
ed. In addition to the regular clas
ses for saddle horses, ' hunters and
Junipers, and harness horses classes
a number of special features will te
Introduced in the nature ot military
Jumping competitions and four runn
ing races.
Birth Record.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knowlea
2014 Adams, La Grande, a girl. Dr.
Dora Underwood attended,
Notice for Sale of Improvement
Bonds.
Notice Is hereby glvon that the city
ot La Grande, Union county, Oregon,
will receive sealed proposals for the
purchase of Improvement bonds In
the sum of $7,984.95, bonds In de
nominations of $500.00 each, bearing
6 per cent Interest per annum, up to
8 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, July 31,
1912; said proposals to be filed with
the recorder of the city and to be ac
companied by a certified check for 6
per cent of the amount bid. The suc
cessful bidder will be. required to pay
for said bonds within ten days after
notice that said bonds are ready for
delivery. , " . . - . -CM.
HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City ot La Grande.
July 23- "
One of the modern necessities of
life is the care of the month and
teeth. I wonld (for jour sake)
that I could make yon realise
that the service of yonr den
tlst Is one of the very Import .
ant necessities of yonr life.
DR. STEVENSON
MONEY j
TO
LOAN
on farm lands in Union,
.Wallowa and Baker
counties.
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wmrnL
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VP THERE IS MOST FUN
FOR
KODAK
"Brownie Cameras are inexpensive, simple to use
and take good pictures.
BROWNIES, $1.00 to $12.00.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
weeks. From here the bearings win
shift to Salt Lake City and then to
Denver, with the prospect of being re
sumed once more In New, York about
the middle ot September.
V ANTED Roomer
2109 Third. '
and
boarders.
. 7-23-
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, Island City News.
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Miss Dora Murdock who has ben
spending tbe past few weeks with her
sister has returned to her . home la
western Oregon.
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EV E. Kiddle and daughter. Lets are ,
spending a few. days In Portland and
vicinity recreating.
Miss Daniels of Wallowa is visiting
wth Miss Mabel Perry.
...
This seems to be the Ice cream so
cial month. Last week the glrlo of
Miss Blockland's Sunday school class
gave such an affair on AR. Hunter's
lawn. On Friday night of this week
the Alert class will try the same stunt
with lemonade and music added, oa
the lawn of Mrs. W; G. Hunter.
; . ,
' Island City quarterly conferencs is
, to be held at 2:30 p. vi. Saturday af
i ternoon the 27th. Dr. G. G. Haley will
preside.' Dr. Haley will fill the pul
pit Sunday evening. J. M. Glass will
preach In the morning. .
John Quinlln's blacksmith shop It
unusually busy this week construct
ing bender wagons for the big wheat
crops of the valley.
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PERSONALS.
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Dr. W, D. McMillan and wife and
daughter havo returned from Port
land and coast points where they
have been spending a few weeks.
Mrs. O. C. Wood, who has been
kins, left recently for her home la
visiting at the home of C. R. Simp
Michigan. Bruce Dennis' Is spending the day
in Portland. . ' : - .
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I C. S. Domberger was In from Im
- bier last night, .stopping at the Foley.
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I rilvflA T TTilrAf anil wlk n. n A
i ' . ;u. . (.111, TT 1 1 a n LI
here from Enterprise yesterday, mak
ing the Foley their headquarters.
They returning this morning.
.''
R. J. Cunningham was an Enter
prise resident who. stopped at the
Foley last night.
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The Elite
THEATRE
Only theatre In town showing
licensed films such as Yltagraph, '
Essanny, Edison, etc., and fea.
turlng such artists as Maurice
Gwtello, Florence Tamer, John
Bunny and others. Complete
change of program oa Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Illustrated , Song Mrs. E. F.
Sinclair, -
THE BOY WITH A
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