La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. . Rj2fh (EffllllAFnfnl Ik fflwP irnnrnfl-Arcade I X I I I II 111 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I 1 . . f ! 1 1 I I I F i I I I I I II 1 1 1 1 I 1 V I II II I v y v iU v V liU mm - mm u a-a pikh u v i j a . i ia i a 1 HU K-J II U LI III f f II 15 Reels lu Cents 5 Keels 10 Com 5 Reels 10 Cents SHERRY'S Program changes Sunday. Mon day, Wednesday and ; . Friday. Good Pictures Good Mnsle BEST OF YEXTLLATIOA". BEF1XED EMERTAISMEJiT FOB ALL PEOPLE. , OS THE" TRAIL OF THE GERMS By Sellg.' A semi-educational story produced under, the auspices of tbe Chicago Tu- berculosls Institute. A MOOXSHIJiER'S HEART An Essanay. A stirring drama of tbe bills featuring 0. M. An derson. .' ' A POLITICAL KHtt'APIJiG A Kalem. A story of today. The orphan girl carries on the po litical fight SPLEXDID VOCAL SELEC riOS By Miss Mas see. THE GROUCH A lively and pleasing comedy produced by . Edison. ' YOU ABE ALWATS WELCOME Admission 10c Loge Seats 15c Children nnder 18 yean Se. SHERRY'S "THE HOUSE OF COMFORT" aa.-. ------ rrrrTT - --. ' """ " 1 i""t lfc:-"-'g,i"'r''lTrT r-r-r ' VfTL C HAXSE5. leatractor. Brick, Stone and ' Concrete, r LOST Between N. K. West's ranch and Whiskey creek, gray telescope containing blue prints and personal effects. Finder Have at J..T, Wil liamsons office and receive rewarc. 8-19-t J i Q ft THIS IS TI!t SCHOOL. Excellent location, complete equip ment Fall term opsi. sept. 2. Board and room, $16 to J20. Write or call and see us. Baker Business College, Hanson & Kinlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf A SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Meets every demand of the business world. It will pay you to Investigate. Fall term opens Bept 1. Write for catalog. Baker Business College, Han son k Kinlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf Oliver Twist, five reels, 10 cents. Arcade. 5 Reels 10 Cents . Senator Chamberlain has following nominations of candidates jor aaunssion to the United Staets naval academy in 1913:, Irvine French. tmerprise. principal; Conrad L. jack son, Portland, first alternate. wnat is Home without a mother? Than true, mother comes first then comes La Graade Milling company's Blue Stem flour. This combination surely makes a home happy. To the sew wno are not using this flour, auk any grocer in La Grande about this dear package, and you will get from him a guarantee bigger than the pack age is. You may say to yourself, which store handles it? 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. OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE LOW FARES EAST IS PASSING AUG. 22, 23, 29, 30 AND 31 Oliver TwistMn five reels. tonlghtj Arcade - Dr. FJ . Freenor, the spinologist, Ttho Is now attending the Palmer school of Davenport, Iowa, wlu be back to his duties In his offlc ever Welder's store, Sept. 1st 8-19to9.fi Oliver tonlghtj Twist five reels, Arcade and ,-. LOCALS , TOGBEK1. A bargain. Summer salts In llgt mints maae w oraer. ss.w. . TOGGEXT. . Dr. Darland. the CbrroDracorrrad ut 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. Hot Drugs. Not Surgery or Osteopathy. Ctll on him at his parlors, Nos. 18, 19. 20 and 21 in La Grande National Buik building. Free diagnosis. "WANTED A Sister," Delightful comedy at the Elite tonight. 8-23-2t T)r. P. J. Friennr reiMirtg that at tile Palmer School of Davenport where he b s student that there are 1,200 peo- tile tiiVtnir' atilnal adliisiments duilv for prorr onniTnbli Ailment and the walls obtained are wonderful and the experience gained will be of Ines timable value to him In bis duties of spinal adjuster. 8-19-6t A car nf ilnnpwuw tars, crocks and pi Just In at W. H, Bohnenkamp Co. 8-19-tf For the Basy Man. Merchant' Innrh from If to 2 f tlook. 40 cents. Foley Grill. M6-tf Summer merchandise must go. Mid SEP, 4, 5, 6, 7.1. 11, 12 AND 30 ABE THE OSLI SALE DATES LIFT on which you can secure reduced rarej All members of the Central Church of Christ are urgently requested to be ! present Sunday evening, Aug. 25. Im portant business. order of official board. ., -MRS. J. D. SMITH, Clerk to VISIT THE OLD FOLKS via 0. S. L, Union piullic, C. & .S. W. or C. M. & St. P. to Chicaifo. SOO LIXE TO ST. PAIL OR MIX-XEAP0L1S. LOW ROUi TRIP RATES TO PBIMIPAL (TT1ES I TIIK EAST Equipment and Service Strictly Hd,'!i Oass Let our agent, J. H. Keeney aid you in outlining your trip. (ITT TICKET OFFICES: 716 Second Avenue SEATTLE Third and Washington Sts. FORTLAD C01 Sprague Ave. 1117 Pacific Ave SPOKANE T A COMA Or. Zimmerman lr In the east and will return Sept 1. 7-23-tf .0 . Q , Oliver Twist the big five reel pro duction at the Arcade tonight. Price 10 cents. If you want the best Eagle Valley tomatoes call up Geddes Bros. 8-22-Ht The coffee that Geddes Bros, sell still takes the lead. Why not you buy it - 8-22-3t No raise In price at the Arcade to night. ' Cheap Wood tor Sale Plenty of dry bos wood for kln- ltnv unit - limtn.r f'TAl 11 OH nap. load at Perry. Grande Konde Lumber company. , e-io-tr oo- Fresh every morning. The sweet est and best green corn at Geddes Bros. 1 8-2--3t Cove were registered at the Somn. yesterday, ; E. H. Flagg, editor of the Elgin Re corder, is In La Grande attending tu business matters. ... Mrs. D. C. Burkhart and child have gone to Portland and Wilamette val ley points to visit relatives and friends AIvy Crawford returned home this morning from his summer work in a sawmill on Bull Run near Portland. Mrs. J. L. Roe and Mrs. Carl Roe of Enterprise were In La Grande yester day registered at the Foley. .Miss Phyllis Moore, for the past year bookkeeper for the Observer, I leaves tomorrow for Portland she will make her future home. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Martin of Walla Walla stopped at the Folev vetflrrtr on their way home after few days at Wallowa Lake. W. Hassell, a wealthy farmer of North Yakima is in Ia Grande look ing over the countrv and uttumiin. to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Beach and son, ana Dr. Salsbery and wife of Lewlst I Chemistry's Protection Of Your Complexion Chemistry has produced a wondrous assembly of aids for protecting the complexion of which every good one is represented in our stock. You girls who go fishing, go Boating, Bathing, Automobilmg, and ev eryone who loves the great outdoors and health giv ing sunshine will find that you need many of chemis try's aids in the protection of your complexion. We can supply practically everything wanted in ev ery popular and reliable make. . Cold Creams, Face Powders, Face Lotions, Toilet ji'JS Waters, Talcum Powders. Red Cross Drug Store PHONE MAIN 4 nEEIOVES " o BLOOD HUllOriS a ... tnn ". -.- x-vory pom ana giana oi me sun Is employed In the necessary work of ton, Idaho, were guests In La Grunrfc. ' Preserving its smooth, even tnxtum. .nttiX i-;rr ZrrlZ I5z yeslerday regis.red at the Foley. Syd Graham, returned homo thin nature Irritates and inflnmaa tha akin aJZ lllr?.,. morning from a few days' trip to Port-, CP'8' boils, pustules or some itching rash, or hard, scaly skin iffeotion; land. I ;u ua trouDies oi every jtina by neutralizing the acids and Cora a ihrZ. . , l&tUm, builds it up to Its normal strength and thickness. auluSealtt Cora A. .Snerer of Monument. nr. ' nntrltlous. rd mnrnu ...i, il i " "".P J1" to ' t t - ' f. Muv vu.awuvd hi ui every way. xnen Lna axm gon, filed application for a homestead of being Irritated and diseased by the exuding acrid xnatterla at the United States land office thi SS1!' ed and.softened by this cooling, healthy stream of blood! a a , , ' " ana su otner aiseases and r, r, tP.V0 rf.1 Skla- " removes pimples, bUokheads, and other un. Mrs. Dr. F. E. .Moore who ha hep sightly blemishes from the skin and aastati )n ." visiting in La Grande for the Dast Book oa Skin Clseaa8" nl any medical advice desired free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAKTA, Q4L t Homer clean up aale. Tbe Golden ol Co. '. ' ' 250n it ! L 1 1 APPLE BOXES The Elite THEATRE THE HOME OF " LICENSED FILMS. FLICKEBXESS PICTTBES PpOGRAM CHANGES' Snnlay Monday Wednesday Friday Admission- If Children B T0I.L0W THE CROWDS THERE MUST BE A REASOJI" V La Grande Business College. All last year's students are in dosI- tlons. Rates lower than other colleg es. Tou can' enroll at any time. Strong course. Experienced teachers. Mon Wed Sat tf Aug 23 . Learn Chiropractic at The North- Western School of Chiropractic call on Dr.Darland at ms Parlors No 18 19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank, 7-29-tf To threahermen. Tba Amalgamat ed Sugar company has good four foot wood to sell cheap. For particulars see S. F. BrantwelL S-2-U Nat Goodwin in Oliver Twist at the Arcade tonight. I SI FOS SALE ,11, EACH ! Pattison Bros. ! - PERSONALS. i . Chet Bldwell of Island City was- guest at the Sommer last evening. - Mrs. Remillard left this morning for a short visit to Union. J. B. Hllland of Elgin was registered at the Sommer yesterday. . Mrs. J. A. Ward and Miss Irene Ward of Walla Walla are visitors la the cltv. stopplnr at the Sommer. Hugh McCall and P. A. Lillle of week, left this mornlne- for a vlult tn i Wallowa Lake. . lot Snodgrasg and wife returned home this morning by auto from Pora. tello where they have been for the ;ast two months. "Daddy" A. B. Blood, one of.lhe old time engineers on the O. W. R. & X., has been transferred from Hunt ington to La Grande where 'he will pilot the switch engine. Jllssv'ellle Stevens passed through La Grande this morning on her way home to Portland. She has been vis iting various points In Union county for the past couple weeks. Mrs. William Ash and .Mrs. George Carpy left this morning for Hot Lake where they will be gueats of .Mrs. Walter Pierce and Mrs. Fred B. Cur rey. Allfis Vpttlfl M r.nllipnu.i nr Wolln Walla, prinilpal of the St. Paul s I school for girls, returned to La O yesterday after spendlr" In Wallowa co her school . Miss Ber aunt, Miss i morning for . former home, turn after s months among the native state. 4 Miss Alice Rui Iowa, returned to days ago after vl and ether coast clt. a sister of 3. H. Rv of the local Y. M. C. turn after a short brother to her home I. ' Prof. E. G. Bailey and ben superintendent of ' Elgin for the past severs ped in La Grande last nit way to Ontario, Oregon, wl. -take charge of the schoo place. Prof. Conklin formei tntendent at Ontario, has ret. . the teaching profession and nPnv ia Valley Eagle n A rm tt"i m 90 Cents a Box Peaches 75c to $1 a B"- I in pi"' V on his farm nar that city.