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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1912)
LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1912. The Gossard Corsets They Lace in Front The first and last thought In front lace Corseting have been applied to he "Gossard,'' which la positively the ORIGINAL FE05T-1ACE COBSET the flrst In the mlnda of fashionable women because they meet the re tirement for comfort, convenience In adjusting and giving proper poise to the body. They are truly healthful. No undue pressure Is caused In con trolling the superfluous flesh theyj are modeled on graceful lines to nt women of all slies. The slender, the medium, the stout all enjoy them alike. MINT HAVE IMITATED THE GOSSARD CORSET WITH OCT EF. FECT, It was once the only front lace corset; it Is now the peer of all front lace corsets. The best talent known has been constantly employed to maintain the original standard of quality, comfort and style. " Always up -to the requlremnts of the ever changing trend of fashion. , A complete line of all slier nd styles on band. .., , Price $3.60 to $8.50. , , MBS. ROBT. PATTI80S, .. ... . . ,, eorsetlere. Phone Bed 822L Charles Cherry will continue under Charles Frohman's management in "The Passera-By." , SEETHE Waife Electric Co. For Anything Electrical We are putting in a complete and sp-to-date line ef elee trical supplies prepiatory to handling with dispatch all or der for office and residence lighting1, motor work, etc. Sotting too large or too small to receive ear prompt at tention. "Y Room 3 Foley Building. Phone Main 199 DAT AFTER DAT we keep steadily supplying the best grades of lumber for new buildings, faithfully filling our . contracts and satisfying own ers and builders alike, for those who use our lumber know it Is never misrepresented, but Is always reliable. Tbey know our stock is always kept up and there is no annoying waits for deliveries. Wenaha Lumber Co. Main 732 J. H. PEARE & SON La Crane e'. LeadLg Jewelers ; snd Optometrists ESTABLISHED U90 You will find a nice assortment of articles suitable for wedding presents by visiting our store. Besides the usual large stock of diamonds and watches you will see the latest patterns in rings, pins, neck chains, lockets, ear-s rings, bracelets, cut glass and silverware which you can buy as cheap as from any catalogue house In America quality con sidered. Call and be con vinced. We will examine and fit your eyes by the latest scientific methods if they give you any trouble. We grind our own lenses. Watch, ' clock and Jewelry re pairing a specialty. Adams Ave. Opposite Land Oflea. aafeoaasas Let Us Pioiect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con dition, connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sani tary laws. BAY & ZmiFEL LICENSED PLUMBERS , W OkANDE I NEW YORK'S FIRST CHURCH. And the Earliest Religious Services en Manhattan Island. - The flrst religious service on Man hattan Island was held Id 162a This "resulted in the organtzaUoa of a church, the services of wblcb were held In the upper story of a mill which ground the grain of the colonists. The first minister was Jonas Mlchaellus and the flrst elder Peter Mlnult, direc tor general of New Netherlands . . The flrst church building on Manhat tan Island was situated on Pearl street, between Whitehall and Broad street. ' facing the East river. This structure was a poor, plain building of wood and constructed in 1633 by the West India company. Its congregation was presided over by Dominie Bogardus, the second clergyman of New Amster dam, and was regarded as a more fit ting place than tbe loft of the mill for public worship. William Kletb. director general of the West India company, caused to be erected a church outside of Fort Am sterdam, which contained three long, narrow windows on eacb aide, fitted with small panes of glass set In lead, on wblcb were burned tbe coats oi arms of tbe chief parishioners. This building was erected In tbe meadow of Mrs. Dominie Drislus and fronted on a lane, now called Exchange place. In those days, however, it was known as "Garden alley." A large bowl of solid silver for bastlsmal services waa made by the silver workers In Holland. Ip the belfry was tbe bell wblcb bad been removed from tbe old church in the fort. Westchester Count? Mags Mark Twaea's Question. Mark Twain wbeu visiting Mel bourne was tbe guest of tbe mayor on picnic trip down tbe river Yarn, a stream renowned for Its crookedness and for tbe odor from Its banks. On account of the many tarns In the river numerous signs reading "Dead olow" are placed at the turnings to warn ship captains to slacken speed, and these attracted Twain's . attention. Sniffing cautiously at tbe tainted breese that came from tbe slimy banks, be turned to bis host "Mr. Mayor." be asked, "what are these dead slows that smell so strong?" Radium's Wonderful Power. Suppose that tbe energy of a ton of radium could be utilized In thirty years. Instead of being evolved at Its Invariable slow rate of 1.700 years for half disintegration. It would suffice to propel a sblp of 16.000 tons, witb en gines of 15.000. horsepower, at tbe rate of fifteen knots an bonr for thirty years practicslly tbe lifetime of the sblp To do tbis actually requires 1.600.000 tons of coal.-Slr William Ramsay. T HE Grande Ronde Valley is the most beautiful, productive and desirable sec tion of the entire Northwest La Grande is the distributing and manufacturing center of of the Valley and adjacent country. This city has grown wonderfully in the past two years. It's growth for the next ten years will far exceed it's past performance. Now is the time, La Grande is the place and Con nordale the property, that you rhould buy to take advantage of the great increase in prop el ty values due in the next few years. A HouMhold Hint Young Wife isobbtngi George treat ed me hwIiii lueuu. Uu be promised to give uie ii machine for my mrtbday. and It it fame nome today. Her Mnrher-Tueii wuar are you crying about Younu Wife It's a It's a wasnlng mm-tnne - Hiiltlinore Amerl can. v Getting Square, i'' The Doctor- Hark: Whence tboss cries of agony? The La wyer-Tbey come from the office or toe aennsi Last week tile chiropodist operated on Ibe dentist agreeing to take Ms till out In trade, and now the dentist IP taking It oul Satire. FARMERS' TOPICS BOOKS CAN BE HAD AT PUBLIC LIBRARY Authorities Deal With Subjects lustroctlve to Tillers of the Soil and Orchards and Truck Gardeners. The vegetable garden Insects and disease. A Witty R.ply. It was dining one of the recent strikes. An old man. evidently n strik er, who looked rather needy and down at tbe beel. went up to a trio of young strikers who were standing at the cor ner of the street and nuked if oue of them could leud him a match. One of the young men. thinking be would hare a Joke at the old man's expense, banded blm a match and witb a seri ous face Raid to him: But when will 1 pet It back'" After the strike," waa the quick though unexpected reply. San Fran cisco Chronicle. Rr iackache Rheumatism Kidneys and Bladder or sale by A. 1. HILL. mm ' . .:. 'mm it Ms 'IMS Comfort Going Home and comfort that will .pprMste. la a box of our dsllclons an pure Ice Cream, the auet tempting and satisfying yon ever tasted. We have It In all the popular flavors and as we make It ourselves, la onr own model kitchens we can positively guarantee the parity of every Ingredient and per.'iet cleanliness la ib handling. One tr!-l will mi is you a regular buyer. Setter's La Grande Valuable books for the farmer and others Interested in agriculture, can be had at the La Grande library.1 Tbey are: PMley, Principles of agriculture. 640B15. I Bennet. 635B43. Doane. 632DC5. A popular account of the way In which Insects may spread or cause some, of our common diseases. Goodrich. First book of farming. 630G62. I Harper. Manual of farm animals. C35H23.. A practical guide to the. choosing, breeding and keep of cat tle, horses, sheep and swine. j Ingersoll. Animal competitors. ' 632147. Profit and loss from thi wild four footed tenants. of the faim. , Mayo. Diseases of animals. G19M4.V A book of brief and popular advice on ne care and common ailments of firm animals. " , Plumb. Types an.j breeds of farm imlmals. 63GP73. . Sando. American poultry culture. (.26.5S21. A complete band book of pisrtical and profltibl') poultry keep ing for the great army of beginners and small breeders. j Wldstoe. Dry farming. 631Witf. Report on the diseases of the horse and Report on the diseases of cattle, ' by the department of agriculture. , Reports of the bureau of animal in dustry, also the yearbooks of the do partment of agriculture. ' All of tbeae books except the reports may be taken from the library for home reading. The Teports may be consulted at any time in the library. Ject, "Missionary' Progress in South America and tbe Islands." Acts 16: 16-34. Evening Worship 8 o'clock. Sub ject "Marvelous Unbelief.'' All are cordially invited to the. services. ''', Methodist Episcopal Church, J. D. Glllilan, Pastor. Next Wednesday the annual ses sion of the Methodist conference mets at Twin Falls,. Idaho, and this Is of necessity the last Sunday of the year. The pastor will go on Monday. Next Wednesday evening Mr. Secretary Rudd will attend the Y. P. M. and will provide for the services of the following Sunday. The newly appoint ed pastor will be on tbe Held likely by the second week of September. The sermon subject tomorrow will be "God's Predestined PlanB." In the evening, "Way Into the Kingdom." The Sunday school meets at 9:43, F. ii. Green superintendent, and the Epwoith League at 7:00, Miss Sher man, president. " ; Hereafter the evening meetings, both of League and following service will be half an hour earlier. I'brlHtlan Church. j Regular services both morning and evening. All members of tbe church are re quested to attend business meeting after the evening service. ) By Order of the Board. Weber and Fields ' will continue their partnership with their own comv pany as formerly. SULPHURRO HOSTS DAILY Army of Friends Constantly Becom ing Greater as Cores Multiply AT THE CHURCHES. First Presbyterian Church. Washington Ave., and Slxtn street. A. G. Lane, Pastor. Sabbath School 9:45 a. m. Robt. Eakln, superintendent. Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Sub ject, "Marveloua Faith." Ch-Is'Ian Endeavor, 7, p. m. Sub- Bute of Ohio, city of Toledo, i.. Lucaa County, (" Frank J. Cheney make, oath that h. Is enlor partner of the firm of F. J, Cheney A Co., doing buslnemi In tlio City of To ledo, County and Stats aforenald. and that said nrm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each n1 v. ry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the us. of HAT.I.'B CATARRH CURB. FRANK J. CHENEY. Bworn to before me and subscribed In my prcnence, this th day of December, A. T. 1SS0. (Seal) A. W. GIVE A SON, Notary Public. Hall". Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and arts directly upon th. blood and mu cous aurfa-e nf the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY 4k CO.. Toledo. O. Bold by all lrui?tfsts. 7ne. Ttk. Uoil' Family I lllu fcr constipation. ' Khcnmntlsm Tanlshes. - . - . .'. : Nanalmo, B. C. The C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Co. - 71 Columbia Street, Seattle -t Gentlemen: I cheerfully testify that I received great been fit from the use of Sulphurro. I waa ' suffering from neurasthenia and - $ rheumatism. After a close appll- ' cation of Sulphurro for one . month, the rheumatism vanish- ed, and a Bturdy upbuilding of the system followed. -, Thanking $ you for the great good received from your treatment, I remain, very truly yours, . (Signed) T. J. SHENT0N, " S P. O. Box 673. .. : ' '-. ' Seattle, July 23. Dally the army of Sulphurro friends grows larger, as cures of disease add new recruits. All t that Mr. C. M. C. Stewart, tbe orlgl- -nator of Sulphurro, desires is that' other sufferers may know what cure Sulphurro has effected In similar -cases. From the first a policy 'of the utmost conservatism has been follow ed, and only a few out of tbe flood of letters of appreciation for Sulphurro - , have 'been the most potent factor Irs -its success. Sulphurro's purifying and upbuild ing effect upon the system la benefl- -clal to young and old and to all con ditions of life. Unlike many so-called ' cures for rheumatism and other dis eases, it does not seek, to offset one -poison with another. It builds, cre ates new energy and life and enables nature to accomplish her beneflclent work. If you haven't seen the Sulphurro -booklet, which accompanies each 60 cent and $1 bottle of Sulphurro at the -druggist's, send for a tree copy to the C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur company 71 Co'-.iTblrt street, Seattle, Washing;-.
