LA GRANDE HVESIB U U13SEBVER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912.'
PAGE FIVE
SHERRY'S
Program changes Sunday, Mon
day, Wednesday and
Friday.
Good Picture Good Music
BEST OF YENTIlJLTIOJf.
LOST YE A US.
A 8tory In which two o'clock
never came. By the Rex com
pany. WIXXIXG THE LATONIA
DERBY
In Two Reels.
The greatest horse race plc
ture ever produced.
song By Herbert Crawford
"I WOCLD RATHER RE A
LOBSTER TTIAX A
WISE GCY"
HARD LUCE BILL.
A Nestor comedy. The elope
ment takes place 0. K. and papa
has to walk home.
Admission 10c
Loge Seats 15c.
Children under 13 years 6c.
SHERRY'S
"THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
The greatest race picture ever pro
duced will be at Sherry's Wednes
day and Thursday. "Winning the La
tonla Derby."
Cheap Wood for Sal
Plenty of dry box wood for kln
llog knd summer f-el. II.UO per
load at Perry, urande Kuude Lumber
company. 6-10-tf
Learn Chiropractic at The North
western School of Chlropractlo call
The raise in temperature is rapidly
driving the people to the hills. Several
parties leave today and many are
planning to be resting on beds ol
pine boughs before the end of tin
week.
Ray Williams in an entire change
of songs. Arcade, tonght.
Victor D.'shaw and Miss Flora Ross
both of Midvale, Idaho, were married
on Dr.Darland at his Parlors No 18 at the Methodist parsonage yesterday
19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank. , afternoon,
7-29-tf
Jelly glasses at Dalton's cask store.
$-6-2t
' ' Winning the Lnlonla Derby.
This Is one of thoBe King Bagger
, Imps. It's the greatest horse race
picture ever produced and will be
seen at Sherry's Aug. 7 and 8.
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NOTICE.
To threshermen. The Amalgamat
' ed Sugar company has good four foot
! wood to sell cheap. For particulars
see S. f. BrtmwelL 8-2-tf
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; Notice.
AH persons knowing uemselves in-
. debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe
please call and settle with John Dor
den, 215 Fir street. 7-8-to 3-1
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 Surgery or Osteopathy.
Call on him at his parlors, Nos. 18,
19 20 and 21 In La Grande National
Bank building. Free diagnosis.
Big two reel feature, "A Temporary
Truce," at the Elite tonight. 8-7-L"
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"Reconciled In Reno' Is the title of
an extremely laughable comedy. Ar
cade tonight.
Dr. Zimmerman Is In the cast and
will return Sept. 1. 7-23-tf
LOCALS
T0GGEB1.
A bargain. Summer suits In light
weights made to order. 132.00.
TOGGERY.
Get Economy Jars at Dalton's Cash
Store. 8-6-2c
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A SCHOOL OF QUALITY.
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
tftn & KInlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf
and
dps. At
8-2t
Mason jar rubbers
iial ton's Cash Store.
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fcJ.?Si-
WJL C. HANSEN.
Colitractor. Brick, Stone and
Concrete.
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Men's and Ladle' furnishings at
wonderfully reduced prices during
our Mid-Bummer clean up sale. The
Golden P.ule Co.
Five big different pictures at the
Arcade tonight and Thursday. '
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Half nrlce sale of all ladles' suits,
coats, skirts, wool dresses and mil
'lnery at Wests.
Dr. McMillan has
Portland.
Bingham Sprints.
Chas. W. Conner, Stanfleld, Ore-J
gon, is a visitor In the city regis
tered at the Summer.
W. B. Swackhammer came over
from Union last evening to attend the
H crest concert
C. Van Hautten, the Pacific States
telephone man. of Walla Walla, Is in
the city today registered at the Foley.
Mrs. R. W. Lelghton and children
and her sister, Mrs. Look left this
morning for a two weeks' trip to
Portland and Pilot Rock.
William B. Aleves, of Pilot Rock
filed a homestead application at the
United States land oltlce yesterday.
James A. Russell and son Ralph
left yesterday . for a mortth's pleas
ure and business trip to Seattle and
other parts of the Sound country.
Charles Conkey and wife leave to
day for Idaho where they will make
their future home.
W. S. Boyer, special agent of the
general land office, Is a visitor today
of the local United States land office
In this qtty.
N. M. Wade, the well known Insur
ance man of Portland, and wife, are
visitors In La GraJje, stopping at the
Foley.
Mrs. Worth Halsey, of Union, ar
rived In La Grande this morning for
a week's visit with. Mr. aud Mrs. J.
W. Bush.
T. H. Fall, of Walla Walla, the In
spector of the federal building that is
In course of construction In this city
legistered at the Foley last evening.
C. H. Mlnmaugh, the sawmill man
of Wallowa, was, a visitor In La
Grande yesterday, registered at the
Foley.
Charles Mills left yesterday for
Seattle where he will probably spend
about a mouth.
1 PAlhnnn PnnmhH wpnt to Povfl tnrinv
"Slippery . Jim," a story that ; reach- j tQ jo,n the herry p,ck,ng
esuienea.i, nieatureiu.u.e.1, iu:.- , Stacklftnd orchnrd.
Aituuo vuui6uu . xfra W T, Wnn nf Smith T. firaniip
returned from
Don't miss the two reel featuvo at
the Elite tonight. 8-7-21
Where everybody goes. The Arcade.
Coming Friday and Saturday, the
big feature, 'Fra Diavolo.' A Solax
masterpiece In three reels.
This Is water rent week. Pay up
by Saturday or have a dry dinner on
Sunday.
COOK IN COMFORT
You'll envy, the woman who
Cooks Witti Electricity
She doesn't spend the best part of the day In the kitchen, ever a hot
stove. Her kitchen Is the coolest room In the house. She can cook
wherever there Is a light socket
She gets her metis In a Jiffy. The electric cooking devices heat if,
ready for use, In fifteen seconds. No waste; no fuel to earrvj no smoke
nor soot i no ashes.
We carry all kinds of electric cooking devices, from the handy lit
tle "Radiant Grill" to the most elnborute ranges. We sell them at
manufacturers' prices and make a special rate for carrent for cook,
lug. This special rate makes electric cookers as economical to ase
as wood or coal ranges. .
See the electric cooking devices at onr office. We are glad U deal
onstrate them for yoa at any time.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
-ALWAYS AT TOUR SERVICE"
Home Beautsfyin g 1
Paints, wall paper, varnish, j
oils, etc.
Phone Red 971. 1708 1-2 6th St.
B. B. NUTTER
Ma-son Jar rubbers
Dalton's Cash Store.
and
caps At
8-6-2t
The reason everybody wants our
is because It cups so wen.
Geddes Bros. 8-6-3t
coffee
Try it,
Tomorrow night (Thursday) will be
amateur night at the Arcade.
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
Dan Phillips will soon have his new
bungalow of more than passing beau
ty onmnlpferl on his property on
North Greenwood.
Eggs that are fresh,
at Geddes Bros.
You get them
8-6-3t
For the Buoy Man.
Merchants' lunch from 1? to
o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tf
Five new pictures and a song, in
eluding a dandy comedy at the Arcade
tonight.
Save one half on ladles' garments at
Wests.
Get Economy Jars at Dalton's Cash
Store. 8-B-zi
Summer merchandise must go. Mid
summer clean up sale. The Golden
Rule Co.
A fine comedy at the Arcade to
night "Winning the Latonla Derby" at
Sherry's Wednesday and Thursday.
Anvone wishing to participate in the
program on amateur night at the Ar
cade, should see the manager at once.
A cash prize will be given. Tomorrow
(Thursday) will be amateur night.
The Warren Construction company
will have connected the .newly paved
section of Washington avenue wun
the old pavement by closing time this
evening. They will be nearly another
' .. . . ,1 WaaVitti (-
weeK on me easieru euu ui ..o.....0
ton and will then begin on First and
Main streets.
Jelly glasses at Dalton's cash store.
8-6-2t
The clerks will play the bankers In I
the Twilight league this evening. Last
evening's game of 4 to 2 between the
millers and rallroadrs was very close
and Interesting.
The proposed tennis tournament Is
gradually taking form. All players of
the game, It Is hoped, will enter the
contests.
Great western drama In two reels
at the Elite tonight, z S-7-2t
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Oak library table, couch, rockers,
one spring and mattress at a price
that will save you money if you need
any of these things. Dr. Stevenson,
806 Washington avenue.
' The Ladles' Aid society of the
Lutheran church meets with Mrs. O,
R. Stageberg Thursday afternoon, at
C. P. Co., extract and toilet goods. 1507 Wash, avenue,
t Phone !
ra is i . . .iniiu uoi
Place order by Friday
Black
noon.
1372.
Men's suits reduced 25 per cent at
Wests.
The most fun in weeks will be ama
teur night at the Arcade tomorrow
Ranch butter that la better that,
ereamerv. Costs 15c less. Call up
Geddes Bros.' Saturday morning.
8-6-3t
The La Grande excursion to the
beaches leaves La Grande August 21.
Those desiring to go, should notify
the ticket agent at once. The rout:
trip Is $10.00. 8'7'tf
The Elite
THEATRE
TIIE nOME OF LICENSED
FILMS.
FLICKERXESS PICTTBES
PROGRAM CHANGES:
Sunday Monday
Wednesday Friday
Admission IT'
Children 6c
"FOLLOW THE CROWDS."
"THERE MUST BE A REASON"
ZWIEBACK
In triple sealed packages
15c each; 2 for 25c
A nourishing food for dy
speptics and infants. To
serve with coffee, tea, milk
or chocolate. Persons with
weak stomachs should dip
Zweibaok in either warm or
cold milk.
For sale by
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
The city council will hold its first
regular meeting for the month of Au
gust this evening. '
"A Portland correspondent by the;
name of C. W. Miller, Is anxious to get i
into communication with the parties j
who purchased tickets to La Grande
at the cty ticket office of the 0. W. R.
& X. C, on Saturday, July 27, and
left that evening, at 8 o'clock for La
Grande. Mr. Miller's address Is Xo.
552 Ladd avenue. Portland, Oregon,
and the parties will confer a favor
on him by sending him their names
and addresses." 8-7-2t
has returned from Rondowa where
she was the guest of friends and pick
ed 10 gallons of huckleberries.
J. U. Hudd, general secretary of the
Y. M. C. A. here, has returned from
a convention of V. M. C. A. workers
on the Puget Sound
J. P. O'Brien, general manager of
the Ilarrlman lines In Oregon, passed
through the city this morning on his
way to Huntington.
Frank Leavitt, round house fore.
man, and Fred G. .Schllke, asslsiaut
superintendent, arrived home this
morning from a Portland visit.
Will Currey of Imbler, a pioneer
resident of this valley, is vlsliing In
La Grande today on his way to the
pioneer meeting at Hot Lake tomor
row.
Miss Susan Deal and nephew, Aus
tin Sloane of Baker, arrived yesterday
In company with J. T. Williamson,
who was returning from an automo
bile trip to Durkee. She Is the guest
of friends in the city today.
A party of four popular young la-
dies left this morning for an outing
.n the hills near Meacham. They are
Misses Opal Rice, Enid Stanchfleld,
Kthel Hanley and Florence Happer-
sett.
PERSONALS
Lee Ferguson, the Elgin ranchr, was
a guest at the Foley yesterday.
W. T. Hoyt of Pendleton registered
at the Sommer yesterday.
Geo. T. Coyne, the Portland candy
man, was a guest at the Foley last
evening.
Claude Scranton and Don Meyers
returned from a trip to Portland with
a tralnload of cattle and hogs.
Vncle George Webb of Pendleton
has been a guest this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jap Stevens.
C. R. Hlbbard, the Teal estate man,
left this morning for a trip Into Wal
lowa county.
- C. E. Coles, a threshing machlm
pan of Portland, Is a gnest at the
Foley.
Mrs. Ivanhoe left this morning tor
a visit with Mrs. W. J. Furnish t
Take a Kod
ak With You
Whenever you go upon outings
or vacation, take a Kodak with
vou. You will see more and
remember more of what you
see. You will have a pictorial
record also that can be refer
red to for a lifetime.
Modern Kodaks make It pos
sible for the most inexperienc
ed to photograph successfully.
Community Exhibit
The La Grande Commercial
Club Will Give:
$50.00 cash for the best exhibit of apples.
$50.00 cash for the best exhibit of potatoes
$50.00 cash for the best exhibit of sheaves of grain.
$50.00 cash for the best exhibit of miscellaneous vege
tables'. Ehxibit to be from any of the following communities:
Imbler, Elgin, Cove, Union, North Powder
or La Grande.
Full details of above prizes are given in the annual
premium list
Union County Fair Association
Red Cross
Drug Store
Phone Main 4
Refrigerators
Closing Out at 1 0 Per Cent
Discount
$10 00 Refrigerators for
12.50
or tt v it
35.00
it
$9.00
$11.25
18.00
31,50
F. D. HAISTEN
The House Furnisher