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

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
foiram ebanres Sunday. Mon
day. Wednesday and
Friday.
pictures Gt4 Hnsle
1 BEST OF TKHTILATW5. ,
KEFHED ISTERTAKnreST
FOB AU PEOPLE.
t OB THE SAKE OF THE FA.
pOOSE A pleasingly made pic
ture, acting, icenery, and photo
papW are excellent ...
i TISIT TO L1TELT TOW
61 and Seta visit a town entire
ly too lively for them.
THE THIEF A very com
mendable . picture of ..human
kearU.
..... t .lu!nn hr Mlia Via-
gi
gee0X A BEAUTIFUL MGHT-
WITH A BEAtXli lif tiJU---
THE DOUBLE CBOSS A
strong dramatic atory by Selig.
THE TALEEB Portraying
the terrible work of a verhable
talking machine. A clever com-
dv by Lubln. "'. B
Admission 10c -Loge
Seats 15c
Children nnder 12 yean Sc.
SHERRY'S
THE HOUSE OF COMPOST
Learn Chiropractic at The North'
Western Bchool- of- Chiropractic call
on DrJarland at ata Parlora No 18
1 20 21 La Grande 1 NaUonal Bank.
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Rones. '
' To threahermen. . The Amalgamat
ed Sugar company haa good four foot
wood to tell -cheap. . For particular!
sae 8. F. Brassven, t-2-tf
'0 o i
Dr. Zimmerman lr In the east and
will return Sept 1. ' 7-23-tf
WM. C HA58EH.
contractor. Brick, SUne ana
" Concrete.
C. P. Co.. extract and toilet goods.
Mrs. 0. C. Coombs, agent Phone
Black 1372. Place order by Friday
noon.
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 k Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf
Thla la Anderson night at the Elite
tonight. ' Don't miss it" 8-2i-2t
What is home without a mother?
That's true, mother come first then
comes La Grande Milling company's
Blue Stem flour. This combination
surely makes a home happy.. To the
few who are not using this flour, ask
any grocer In La Grande about thla
dear package, and you will get from
him a guarantee Wger than the pack
age is. Tou may aay to yourself, which
store handles ltT The grocer who
does not sell Blue Stem flour don't
keep tea and coffee. "La Grande Mil
ling Co." Is stamped on each sack. If
It wasn't good our name, would not
show up on the package.
Dr. FJ . Freenor, the splaologist
who Is now attending the Palmer
school of Davenport, Iowa, will be
back to his duties In Us office OTer
Setter's store, Sept 1st S.19to-6
1. P. BigelOW . Of Portland
sentlng the Remington Typewriter
company, was a guest at the Foley
yesterday. -
Leonard Hulti, of Portland, trivul
lng for the Underwood Tyrewrlter Co.
rgisieree at we Foley yester
day. '
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Clark of Enter
prise were in. La Grande yesterday,
guests atthe Sommer.
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jura, t,. jI. 'Koberta and daughter
of Wallowa were reglatered at the
Sommer yesterday,
Don't miss
Elite tonight.
G. M. Anderson at the
8-21-2t
G. M. Anderson In "The Smuggler's
Daughter," at the Elite tonight. 8-21-2t
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LOCALS
t hartaln. Bummer suits la light
nriubU made te order. 832.00.
Dr. Darland. the Chiropractor, grad -
Site 01 me nauuuaj dcuuui vi vuiiu
rscUc of Chicago, 111., adJusU Scl
.mm!1w mnA ' PhvfctnlnflrlpAllT- th
ism of your disease, giving perma-
it relief whether Acute or Chronic.
Drugs, Not Surgery or Osteopathy.
on him at his parlors, Nos. 18,
to and 21 In La Grande National
building. Free diagnosis. ; .
Dr. F. J. Freenor reports that at the
a 1 a. jL.l .L.u t AAA . Af.
iraarni uh mrir arc mw inrv
1 1.11 I 1 MJttMe.Mn4a Antlw
I 1 f 1 A J 4 L -
rMiits ooiainea are wonaeriui sou
ut experience guimni win ue ui iues
Untble value, to him in njp unties oi
. . . . .1.
A car oi stoneware jure. ctm
an lust in at w. li. uonnenKamp .o.
8-19-tf
- O-'O
For the Bay Mas,
Mercl ants' lunch from. If to 3
icioci. iu cents, ruiey uriii. -id-u
Bommer merchandise must go. Mid
Cheap Wood for Sale
Plentr nt tin hn wood for kin-
Hn I M 1 1 AA na.
load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber
eompany. . 0-10-tf
Fresh every morning. The sweet-
Ht and best green corn at Geddes
Bros. 8-22-3t
Mrre than 50 La Granders Joined the
pecial excursion to the coast out of
'ere last evening, once more making
P the La Grande list 'than Baker had.
Wallowa county sent a delegation too.
Bird Lewis has nurcbased the gar-
He owned by Clare Scrlber and Mr.
Lewis will manage the Institution
hereafter. .
THe Elite
THEATRE
TBE nOXE OF LICE5SED
FILMS.
FLICKEBXESS PICTTBES
PROGRAM CHANGES -Sunday
Zonday
Wednesday ' Friday
Admission Ifl
Children
"FOLLOW THB CBOWBS."
THERE MTST BE A BEASOJi"
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
on ft Klnlon. Props. 7-23-eodtf
If you want the best Eagle Valley
tomatoes call up Geddes Bros. 8-22-3t
OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE LOW FARES EAST
IS PASSING
AUG. 22, 23, 29, 30 AND 31
4 and '
SEP, 4, S, 6, 7, 8. 11, 12 AND 30
ARE THE OXLT SALE DATES LIFT
on which you can secure reduced ratej
to
VISIT THE OLD FOLKS
, ine conee that Geddes Bros, sell
still take the lead. Why not you
buy it. 8-22-3t
via
O. S. I, Union Paclflc, C & 3. W.
or C 31. & St P. to Chicago.
S00 LIE TO ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS.
TRIP RATES
TO
IN TUK
PRINCIPAL CITIES
EAST
Equipment and Service Strictly H'gb
Class Let our agent, J. H. Keeney aid you in
outlining your trip.
CITY TICKET OFFICES:
716 Second Avenue
SEATTLE ;
Third and Washington Sts.
PORTLAND
601 Sprague Ave. , 1117 Pacific Ave.
SPOKANE TACOJf A
It arrived i
YESTERDAY
SWIFrS PBEMim HAMS
AND BACON.
SWEET POTATOES
PATETTE WATERMELON AND
CANTALOUPES
EAGLE VALLET HONEY
BOILED HAM AM' DRIED .
BEEF.
Sweet corn and Peaches freBh
every morning.
Malaga or black grapes. c Icry,
tomatoes and green peppers.
Pattison Bros.
GB0CEBT
Mrs. E. J. Lane and Mrs. Dackles,
mother and sister of Mrs. Oscar Hop
per, left today for an outing at Wal
lowa Lake.
s - a
District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe ar
rived home this morning from a hur
ried visit to Vancouver, B, C. . -'
C. W. Nibley, a prominent L. D. S.
church man of Salt Lake Is in the city
looking after business matters today.
Vergle P. Allen made application at
the United States land office this morn
lng on a homestead claim.
C. H. Mimnaugh, the lumber man
from Wallowa was in the city yester
day, registered at the Foley.
J. M. Stump of Walla Walla was reg
istered at the Foley yesterday.
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V. H. Wylie of Walla Walla, of the
National Cash Register company, was
a guest at the Foley yesterday.
O. E. Longnell of Pendleton, travel
ing auditor for the Pacific Express
company, is la La Grande registered at
the Foley.
E. E. Cohen, the Maxwell sutesmau
of Portland, Is In the city today on
business matters. He is at the. Som
mer. W. J. Funk of Oakland pnssnd
through the city last night on his way
,to Enterprise to visit his sop CHarles
Funk, a well known merchan.l'se man
of Enterprise.
Chris Miller and wife have returned
from a trip to their mines.
j Dr. Hockett came out from Enter
prise yesterday, having under his care
Mrs. W. I. Calvin and Mrs. Glenn Cdle
who were taken to the local hospital
. last evening.
i
I Tomorrow. Miss Lois Stanchfleld, a
kslster of the localproduce man, and
Miss Bernlce Stanchfleld, his daughter,
will leave La Grande for Winona, Min-
I nesota, their former home. ' ,
-
Chas. McDaniels, the Wallowa bank
er, accompanied by Mrs. MtDanlels,
was among the large number of Wal
lowa county excursionists to tiie sen
shore. Mr. .McDaniels Is a de'egatt
from Wallowa county to t!ie Bull:
Moose convention at Portland Aug. 27.
.
Judge Olmstead, a veteran citizen of
Wallowa county and for several years
the county Jud,ge, was In the city last
Eight. He reports Wallowa county as
giving special attention to her roads,
and he boasts tbat the highways there
will soon be the best In the county. '
!
i Engineer ChadwUk is not so fully
recovered from the first shock of the
accident at Perry a day or two ago.
that physicians can safely predict the
1 fate of the wognded arm. It Is said
that amputation may be necessary.
s.The bones wre so badly broken and
!. crushed that they protruded through;
Pine Blaff 80 Tears Old.
Pine Bluff. Ark., Aug. 22.- Pine
BluJf today celebrated the 80th anni
versary of Its birth, the town having
been laid out August 22, 1832, a fam
ily by the name of Pullen making the
original survey.
WHEN WOMEN TOTE.
In these days when equal suffrage
is a very "live" issue, every one Is
much interested In the cause and ef
fect "The Suffragette Sheriff deals
with the day when women shall hold
offices, as well as vote. Rattlesnake
Bill Is Inclined to be lazy, much to
the dUgust of his wife. His old maid
Bisier, an ancient suffragette, visit
tbem, and things immediately begin to
happen. Bill's wife runs for sheriff
and Is elected and the fun them starts.
If one can udge from the laughter that
issued from the Elite laBt night the
picture la a howling success. It will
be shown tonight for the last time at
the Elite.
TOURISTS
ANO
VERS
It
No other store, we believe, looks after your needs
more thoroughly thau we do, and for every imagina
ble thing you can need. - .
There are too many things to think of enumerating
them here but they are on our counters and eases
ready for you when you call.
Red Cross Drug Store
PHONE MAIN 4
Trlxle Frlganza will have the lead
lng role in a new review "The Passing
snow of 1912."
Lumber Trust Hearng.
Greeley, Colo., Aug. 20. The state's
dissolution suit against the Northern
Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Deal
ers' association and 28, lumber com
panies of Colorado was called for
hearing today. The suit is based on
the allegation that the defendant com
panies are In combination in restraint
of trade.
UNIONCOUNT
YFIASnill
SEPTEMBER 9 TO 14
$20,000.00 invested in new
grounds and buildiugs
Eastern Oregon's
Largest Fair
Premium Lists Now Ready . ;
HESS A. B CHERRY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY
atlons throughout the country are at
tending the annual convention of the
National Commissary Managers' asso
ciation, which met In this city today
for a three days' session. The conven
tion was opened at the SInton hotel
this morning with an address by the
William Morris Is to have the lead- association president Alfred Evans, of
tog role In -Little Miss Brown." , Orvlsburg, Mass. ?
Meeting of Commissary Men.
Cincinnati, O., Aug. 20. Nearly 1,-
000 buyers representing large corpor-
Kat Goodwin In Oliver Twist
Oliver Twist has been a hero for
more than a century. The 'little fel
low was immortalized by the renowned
Dickers. And the brutal Fagln was
even more conspicuous domineering as
he did the lives of weaker criminals.
He Is Immortalized not only by Dick
ens but by our greatest actor, Nat C.
Goodwin, with the aid of motion pic
tures and will be seen E80I..N..
tures, and wDi b shown at the Arcade
theatre two days only, Friday Tand Sat
urday. Prices as usual, 10 cents, re
gardless of the extra expense in se
curing this great picture.'' ;
H
ere Are A Few
the flesh nd the Jumper which he
wore.
Earl Jones of Wallowa Is In La
Grande, stopping at the Sommer.
Miss Pearl Marcher of Wallowa was
b guest at the Sommer yesterday.
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We have a good modern six room house, with good barn, and two lots, close in,
on North side, at $1900, on easy terms. Well situated for leasing furnished
rooms.
For a choice buy in a well improved 40 acre tract, close to La Grande, we have
it at $12,000, and a handsome profit from the same can be depended upon.
We have a good six room furnished house for sale near the Palmer mill, at the
extremely low price of $1300. Easy terms.
We also have a choice buy in insideproperty, at $4000. It will pay to investi
gate... , '. .
La Grande Investment Co.
Phone Main 752. Foley Hotel Blocli