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LA GRANDE OBSERVER, TUESDAYAUGUST 6, 1912. PAGE FIVE SHERRY'S Program changes Sunday, Mon day, Wednesday and , Friday. Good Picture! Good Magic BEST OF YENTI1ATI0N. A ROMANCE IN OLD KENTUCKY. A powerful play of the moon shiner land. (Eclair.) ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 10 Picturing the latest current event) of the entire country. THE KNIGUT AND THE FRIAR. A 15th century costume play presenting the quaint humor of that period. (Vajrutlc). Song .-. . By Heiucrl Crawford THE DIVIDING LINE. A story of the rebellion of 63. (Imp.) MEALS DT VI EIGHT. Burlesque. The hobo by load ing his pockets before eating is able to claim a rebate after eating. ComlngWednesday. "WINNING 'TOE LATONIA DERBY." Admission 10c Loge Seats 15c. Children nnder 12 years 5c. SHERRY'S "THE HOUSE OF COMFORT" Home Decorator at Henry ft CarrV Monday and Tuesday, Aug: 5jmd 6. The greatest race picture ever pro duced will be at Sherry's Wednes day and Thursday. "Winning the La tonla Derby." Cheap Vood for Sal Plenty of dry box wood for kln llng and summer fael. $1.00 per load at Perry, urande Koade Lumber company. 6-10-tf I Learn Chlronractie at Tha North- Western School of Cblropractle call on Dr,Darland at his Parlors No 18 19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank. 7-29-tf Save one half on larilaa' nrnunli at I Wests. Jelly glasses at Dalton's casi. store. 8-6-2t Winning the Latonla Derby. This is one. of those King Baggo' Imps, its the greatest horse race picture ever produced and will be seen at Sherry's Aug. 7 and 8. o o NOTICE. ! To threshermen. The Amalganiat ! ed Sugar company has good four foot . wood to sell cheap. For particulars - Get Economy jars at Dalton's Cash Store. 8-6-21 Home Decorator at Henry & Carr's Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 5 and 6. The advance men for Barnum and Bailey are In the city as evidenced by the many flashy posters. Summer merchandise must go. Mid tumnier clean up sale. The Golden Rule Co. Jelly glasses at Dalton's casii store. j 8-6-2t "Winning the Latonla Derby" at Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday. o o Ranch butter that Is better thau creamery. Costs 13c less. Call up Geddes Bros.' Saturday morning. 8-6-3t o -o "A Temporary Truce" at the Elite Wednesday Is the best two reel pic ture ever shown. S-5-2t Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wilson left in i .... morning for a week's outing. William ' f uck will take Mr. Wilson's pla"S asl bookkeeper In F. L. Lilly's hardware I store during his absence. Last evening Mrs. C. G. Stacey lef for an extended visit throughout the middle west. She plans to be gone for about two months and on the trU1 will attend the family reunion that U to be held at Lake Odessa, Michigan. HEflBSTSHERE THIS EVENING see S. F. BrtmwelL Notice. , 8-2-tf I'jcn: TOUGERl. A bargain. Summer suits In 11 M weights made to order. $32.00. TOGGERY. Big two reel feature, "A Tempor ary Truce," at the Elite Wednesday. 8-5-2t Got Economy jars at Dalton's Cash ore. 8-6-2 1 . o o A SCHOOL OF QUALITY. AH persons knowing tuemselves in debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe please call and settle with John Dor den, 215 Flr street. 7-8-t 3-1 Dr. Zimmerman Is In the cast and will return Sept. 1. 7-23-tf Mason jar rubbers and lalton's Cash Store. cips. 8-f!-2t At The Twilight league will play the full schedule of four games thlB week. Tuesday, Palmer Mill vs. Railroaders; Wednesday, Clerks vs. Bankers; Thursday, Palmer Mill vs. Bankers; Friday, Railroaders vs. Clerks. WM. C. HANSEN. Contractor. Brick, Stone and Concrete, The regular monthly business meet ing of the Presbyterian Aid society will be held Wednesday afternoon at the; home of Mrs. H. C. Grady at 2:30 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. EXCELLENT MUSICAL PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED TONIGHT. European Musicians Will Entertain Local Lovers of Melody. Make A Start In The Art If you cannot afford one of the more expensive cameras start with a cheaper one, the cheapest is a good one far better than the best a decade ago. We are ready to help beginners at any time, and can readily smooth out the trifling difficulties that may be met. We have a dark room also which can be used at any time. Cameras from $1.00 to $50.00 and everything else that amateurs need. Red Cross Drug Store TWO WOMEN IN JAIL. Mason jar rubbers nnd Dalton's Cash Store. caps A: 8-6-2t Men's suits reduced 25 per cent, at Wests. The Palmer Mill baseball team will play the Railroaders this evening In the Twilight league. These start promptly at 6:30 o'clock. 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 &. KInlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf Don"t miss "A in two complete Wednesday. Temporary Truce" reels at the Elite 8-5-2t City Judge Humphreys yesterday found Bob Lauenstaen not guilty of the charge complained of by Jess King. Men's and Ladle' furnishing at wonderfully reduced prices during our Mid-summer clean up sale. The Golden Rule Co. Half price sale of all ladles' suits, coats, skirts, wool dresses and mil linery at Wests. This Is the season that taxes the express agents to handle the ship ments of green vegetables and fruits. This evening Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Herbst will render a musical pro gram at the L. D. S. tabernacle uudei the auspices of the Ladles' guilt of the Episcopal church of this city. I The Herbsts are well known musi- clans among the classical clrolos of j Europe. Mr. Herbst Is the second violinist In the emperor's band and is noted In other musical lines. Mrs. Herbst has been recevlng fluent praise for her slning from the critics of Europe for the past several years. Mrs. Herbst is the daughter of Tom Wright '-.!--.. I J .. .. . 1 . 1-...... .. 1... wn..,. games1 01 luk;u huh j wuu miuu u-auj j of the residents of this valley. ' The program thnt U to be rendered Th pnnl WrfiB circle of the Pros- i at 8 o'clock follows: ,,,.fo.in m,,, will meet Thursday , Prayer Roesel with Mrs. Snook. 1507 M. i Violin, Voice and Piano. (a) My Sweet Repose Schubert ! (b) The May Night Brahms Violin Concerto "Merriment .... Beethoven First movement. fnlThe Thrush Sing Loud Today .. The Maiden and the Butterfly. D'Albert (a) Nocturno Op. 32 ..." Chopin (!) The Bee Schubert ial The Minstrel (b) Secret Love Hlldach Gipsy Lays Sarasat Verdi Find Their Way Into Lockup Through Similar but Different Charge. Two women are In the city jail to day as a result of last night's carous ing. Each found her own way to the i'lty lockup. No charges hava been made as yet, but their arrest wns brought about by disorderly conduct. Chief McLachlen found tjne ct .the women occupying a house In West La Grande without the knowledge of the owner. She. has been the cause of trouble for some time. STRIKE IS LOOMING. Tlritlula llur Meeting. Old Point Comfort, Va., Aug. 6. Page after page of the Chambering hotel register filled today with the names of leaders of the Virginia bar and bench, who have assembled here to take part In the annual meeting of the State Bar association. The, meeting will last three days and the Indications are that It will be one of the most successful In the history of the ansocntlon. Leading features of the program will be the presidential address of J. F. Bullitt, of Big Stone Gap. and the annual address to be de livered by Judge Martin A. Knapp of the United States commerce court.- PERSONALS. Home Decorator at Henry & Carr's Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 6 and 6. The reason everybody wants our coffee Is because It cups so welL Try It. Geddes Bros. 8-6-3t J. D. McKennon is a visitor In Ba ker today. Mrs. Endlcott of Joseph Is a gaes: at the Foley. Rev. J. W. Miller of Joseph went to Portland this morning. . George Becker of Lover Cove Is a visitor in the city today. Miss Dolan Lilly left this morning for a vacation at Wallowa Lake. -co- Oak library table, couch, rockers,! Mr3 g c Scott and children, or one spring and mattress et a price Va, Oregon, are registered at the that will save you money u ju Foley. Danger of Walkout Tonlirlit at Chi cago Imminent. Chicago, Aug. 6. It Is stated to day that the chances of the street car employes going on a strike at mid night Is great The union will hold a meeting then, and unleBs a com promise in their demand for Increase wages s sooner arrived at they threat en to go out Immediately. Dr. McMillan has Portland. returned from 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, Hanson & KInlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf Fgjrs that are fresh, at Geddes Bros. You get them 8-6-3t any of these things. Dr. Stevenson, 806 Washington avenue. oo 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 rpiief 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. C P. Co., extract and toilet goods. Mrs O. C. Coombs, agent. Phone Black 1372. Place order by Friday noon. - Aria from "La Travlata" . Violin Godfrey Herbst. Yr.ice Ina Wright Herbst. Piano Edith Wright Phy. PI IIS Kansas People Visit Here. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Gane and t.vo daughters of Salina, Kas., who have ceen visiting In La Grande with her sister. Mrs. A. B. Blood and with Mr. pna Mrs. E. D. Selders, left this moili ng for their home by way of Portland and other coast towns. "A vast amount of III health Is duo ta stomach falls to perform Its function! properly the whole system becomes deranged. A few doses of Chamber lain's Tablets Is all you need. They will strengthen your digestion. Invig orate your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely doing away with that miserable feeling due to faulty diges tion. Try It. Many otherB have been permanently cured why not you? For sale by all dealers. NOTICE. My wife. Ruby Macey, having lea my bed and board without Just cause I will pay no more bills contracted by her from this date, Aug. 6th, 1912. FRED MACET, 8-5-10te For the Bnt-y Man. v Merchants lunch from 11 to I o'clock. 40 centa. Foley Grill. 8-16-tf This Is water rent week. Pay up by Saturday or have a dry dinner on Sunday. ' The Elite THEATRE THB HOME OF LICENSED FILMS. FLICKE BLESS PICTUHES PROGRAM CHANGES: Sunday Monday Wednesday Friday Admission Children 6t "FOLLOW THE CROWDS." THEBB HTJST BE A BE A SON" Bran Macaroons And Bran Germs mado from Ralston Select Bran are recommended bv nhvsicians. Ako for constipation it can be eaten without cooking, by adding cream and sugar. Re cipes for both Macaroons and gems with each package. 20c a Package. For sale by Pattison Bros. ' Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Bobbins returned this morning from a ten days' vacation trip to the coast. Ed. Johnson, a barber of Wallowa, returned home this morning after a brief visit In this city. S. J. Slsler and wife of New Ply mouth, Idaho, are guests at the Som mer house today. F. A. Cook, representing the Run li v Thresher company, Is a guest to- oay at the Foley. I I M. Whltlngton, the elctric snpp'.- I man of Portland, Is in the city regis tered at the Foley. A B. Cherry Is expected home this afternoon from a brief pleasaro and business trip Into Wallowa couo..,. Mrs. Glmlin, wife of the manager ol the Boise baseball team, Is In La Grande this week, stopping at the I oley. Jim Crawley, superintendent of the Palmer lumber camps, was In the cu this morning rounding up more em ployes for the camps. Mrs. R. W. Lelghton and daugh'.e-, and her sister. Mrs. Look, leave to morrow for a two weeks' Tacatlon to Portland and the coast Sam Brooks, the wealthy farmer of Imber. was In La Grande tnis morn ing and reports exceptional crops In his section of the" valley. mothe? of Mn. J. ' u.. vorelock of this dtr, re tuned to her home In Elgin this nnrnlne after a short Tlslt with ber MEET THURSDKY MEN OF PROMINENCE TO PARTI CIPATE. Helms of Mate Historical Society but One of Many. Next Thursday the annual gathering of the pioneers of Union county will be held at Hot Lake. This Is the cen tennial anniversary of the discovery ot the now famous health resort. In commemoration of that discovery and In honor of the early settlers who. have prepared the wilderness so that :he present magu'.ficent sanatorium might be a realltr, Senator Walter M. Pierce, manager of the Hot Lake sanatorium opens his halls and grounds to the pioneers on Thursday. An excellent program has been pre pared and a very enjoyable good old fashioned time Is expected by all. It could not be arranged to run a special train but the present regular schedule of the O.-W. R. & N. trains will be very convenient. Those who desire to bring their own lunches will be permitted to eat them anywhere ou the premises, and the Hot Lake cafe- ttla and grill will be prepared to han die all those who do not wish to pre pare their own lunches. .Among the speakers that will be -on the program, which will be both In the afternoon and evening will he Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendle ton, James D. Slater of La Grande, George H. Helms of Portland, Rev. Barry of Baker, Tom Wright of Un ion, and Walter Pierce of Hot Lake. The music will be furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Herbst and Mrs. Edith Phy. Arrangements are being made whereby the Union band will be present -to enliven the dull moments FIFTY -FIRST OREGON STATE FAIR Salem, Sept. 2 -7, 1912 $18000.00 Offered in Prem iums on Livestock,Poultry, Agricultural and Other, Products Races, Dog Show, Shooting Tournament, Band Concert, Fireworks and Free ' Attraction Send For Premium List and Entry Blanks Reduced Rates on All Railroads For Particulars Address Frank Meredith, Secretary, Salem, Oregon. daughter. If any are to be found.
