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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1912)
s liA GRAND!) RV R I Nil OUXKKVER. TUESDAY OCTOHER 1. 1912. PAGE FIVE n . S HE II BYS ( M r. T. M. Murphy, Owner.) Frogram 'today. LICENSED riCTCRES EXCLU SITE THE BElTRJi OF BECKY A picture lu which Miss Bev erley Bayne plays the lead In a charming rote. An Essanay. FiBIOM FOREST TO KILL Specially Interesting views of machinery tor hauling big logs In both forest and mill. A Se ' llg. FATIIE WEEKLY SO. 84 This week's Issue Is filled with an unusually Interesting list of news pictures. Wilson George will sing "Faded Rosea" WITH THE ENEMY'S HEL1V This plture was a feature of the Blograph company program at the Chicago exhibitors con recently. LASD SHABKS VS. SEA DOCS A splendid comedy showing how two sailors "get back" at a land swindler who sold them a farm under water. SHERRY'S "THE HOUSE OF COMFORT" LOCALS - TOtiGERT. Ask your friends what kind of suits -we make. TOGGERY. For the Bay Man. Merchant' lunch from It to t 'clock. 40 cents. Foley OrllL l-M-U Will trade a big heavy draft team, wagon and harness for a couple of good lots In La Grande. Call Red 832. W. C BASSES. Contractor. Brick, Stoao ana Concrete. 4 Miss Blanche Clark, teacher of wa ter color and conventional china, will open ber studio October 2nd at i0t Main uvenue. Residence phon. farm 8T. -20-10t Lem Toung has bought out the busi ness of Jim Llvermore and Man Ton. . Creditors of the store are notified to J present their bills and be paid at once. (The store Is the new one on Adams 'avenue. Immedalte attention to this j matter Is desired by the new proprie tor. 9-23-lmo Mrs: E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Phone Black SSI, Studio, Corner of Fir and Adams. . 9-23-tf THE SCHOOL YOD WILL AITUE CIATE. We'll help you to "help yourself. School open all year. Call and talk It over. Very truly yours. BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Hanson & Klnlon, Props. . By W. P. KIXIOX. La Grande Business College. Removed to larger room over Sil verthorn's Drug Store. You all Know Dr. Darlnnd, the Chlr- cessful with all Disease whether Acute or Chronic. He gets the result. Parlors 18, 19, 20, 21, La Grande Na tional Bank building. Phone Red 3181, Residence Phone Red 1201. 8-31-tf Pathe Weekly at Sherry's today and tomorrow. o o Glenn H. Armstrong, professor of piano, pipe organ and theory. Best Eu ropean and American methods. Phone Black 1352. Res. 604 Adams Av. 8-20-tl Coming Tuesday and Wednesday SHERRY'S A ri'EBLO LEGESD ..Blograph Spelal in Two Reels. Why not learn the only reaf Scien tific way of Drugless Healing at The North-Westen School of Chiroprac tic. Specla' Inducements to the class hat starts ti Sept. 15. Inquire at Room 70 over La Grande National Bank. Phone Red 3181. , 8-31-tf John Dean wants prunn packers at Cove. 9-27-4 tp Dr. H. S. Brownton, Dentist Stev enson's Dental Office. DR. J. F5KEX0B, SFIXOLOGIST. OYER SELDF.RS' LA GRASDE Phone Main 724. Coming Tuesday and Wednesday SHERRY'S A PUEBLO LEGESD ...Blograph Spelal In Two Reels. DRY CHAIN WOOD 83.50 per cord Phone Red Hi: 95-tf . o a Miss Relnmlller. professional nurse. Obstetric cases only. Cor. Sixth and G. 925-et. More Bedding is Required and Better Bedding is the Demand Indian and cowboy suits for child ren at Wewlln Book & Staty. Co. 9-28-tf. . - Just received a big lot of all ? the latest books. Some of the ? most popular ones are "Their Yesterdays," "The Harvester," 5 "The Iron Woman," "The Street Called Straight." Sueed Etc. $ Come and look them over. 8 Xewlln Book & Staty. Co. S 9-28-tf. The boy seen riding blue bicycle Sunday afternoon with football - In Peninsular Steel Ranges See our display h The Maish Comfort is the ideal winter covering. With it you can sleep in a room with plenty of cold fresh air yet be perfectly warm. Try the Maish. Sleep under one. See the difference. It it to warm yet to wonderfully light. We want you to know the absolute restfulness of sleep under the Maish. Come in now and let ui show you the Maish filling and our selection of Maish Comforts. The MAISH line of comforts are made of nothing but white cotton filling. No ground up rags. Strictly sanitary, light, fluffy white cotton. Our blanket line is complete and we can supyly your needs from the cheap cotton to the finest of wool. Strictly all feather pillows from 75c to $3.50 each. Bed pads, a fine thing to protect the mattress from the springs, heavy, thick, made of- white cotton, almost a bed itself, price $3.00. Come let us show you a nice line of Bedding for Fall. - Most beautiful and pleasing range ever put into the home. Warranted for 25 YEARS. Easily set up to city water. Great fuel saver. Bakes as evenly as a BAKER'S BRICK OVEN. COOKS your boiled din ner in the oven while you are baking bread and with its special oven construction carries all odors of cook ing into the flue, thereby eliminating all odors of cooking circulating through the house. Here is what a satisfied customer tells me about her PENINSU LAR STEEL RANGE. "The first day I Began using my Peninsular Steel Range was indeed a revelation to me. The possibili ties of even baking are unlimited. On baking day my 1 read is baked to a delicious, delicate brown on both top and botton, while at the same time I can boil my dinner in the oven in an -open kettle and all the odors will pass away through the flue and docs not circu late in the house. "While at the same time I heat all the water required for washing dishes '.'piping hot in the large PORCELAIN-LINED reservoir tank. I am particularly pleased with this range as it uses so little fuel and retains its heating qualities so long and evenly. "And then the FINISH? Both in the polished top and the mirror-like STEEL BODY never require blacking and is so easily polished with Sapolio, and shines so that you can see yourself in it. I have fram ed my guarantee bond that came with the RANGE and hunjr it in the kitchen and I have written the PENINSULAR STOVE CO. that I had bought a PENINSULAR RANGE of you and was delighted with the letter just received from them." I "OTE dudDUDDIEN D8QJILE. Co Where you can get what you want At Right Prices basket which he picked up at park, better return football to this office and save trouble, . - 10-1 3t, : . ' Don't Miss This. v The loss of position, wealth and rep utatlon, and the devotion of a daugh ter, is thu theme of "The I.loti and the .Mouse," which has rightly been called tile most powerful drama of the ten tury. Let me make your home comfortable And cooking a delight ' Just received today my car of Steel Ranges and Heaters Get the prices here before yctf buy. I can show you how to make a saving cn this line. . . . F. D. HAISTEN FURNITURE ON EASY PAYMENTS PERSOXALU. ?'$' Mrs. W. S. Wines left th3 ;:iorning for Shoshone where she will be the gue.st of her son for a few days, Mts. F. E. .Moore of Portland arriv ed this morning and leaves again to night. In company with Mrs, Jay Van Buren, for Kansas City, where they will be the guests of Judith Snod grass for a month. Prof. E. L. Potter, holding the chair of animal husbandry fit O. A. C, Cor vallls, was in I.a Grande this morning on his way to Enterprise where he will judge the stock show this week. Mrs .Richard Oulgnan and son, John Richard, returned this morning from an extended visit with relatives in the Willamette valley and will Im mediately assume occupancy of their new home on Spring, near Oak street. S. fit. Ha worth was among those who Eaay to Get Relief From Indigestion Your Stomach should digest the food you eat, without the aid of any arti ficial digestives. If it won't do that, th.n you are continually subject to d'jpepsia indigestion, heartburn, head a:fl?a kn l constipation. InbtJad cf taking digestive medicines, t seeps to get your stomach and In tfdnes again in a healthy, natural crdltion. jayne's Tonic Vermifuge will do ttvi for you if you will take it reg ularly. It Is not a digester of foods, but it will restore your stomach and f.-testlnes so that they will attend to their natural functions, digesting what you eat and giving strength to the body. For more than eighty years thou. snU of men and women who had suf fered the pains caused by dypepsia and indigestion have been praising this Tonic as the only remedy which brought them permanent relief. As the Tonic acts directly upon the stomach and Intestines, it is a natural appetiser and strength builder. Many forms of supposed Indigestion are the result of IntcRtlnal parasites, for which Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge 14 uisurpasf-d. Insist upon Jayne's; ac cept no oche-. Sold by druggists every wneri Dr. 3. Jayne & Son, Philadel phia, Fa. went out to Enterprise this morning combining business with pleasure and. Will attend th fair there, . It. M. Townseiid and wife of Port land, we fo at ths Summer today. ;W. L. Wl'eeler, A prdmlnent citizen of Fossil, was a business visitor In La Gran do this morning, staying at the Sommer. J. F.Campbell, the bridge builder, has returned from Elgin, where he has completed what Is said to be the longest span bridge In Eastern Ore gon. W. H. Ragsdale and wife were here from Moro staying at the Sommer last night while on their way to En terprise. Mr. Moro Is a candidate for state senator from his county. Dr. and Mrs. A. P. McClarcn, of Ranter, were guests thla week with! Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall. Mrs. Newton and family have re turned from Pendleton where they were guests of friends during the Roundup. County Fruit Commissioner Judd Goer was In the city this morning on his way to Enterprise. Mr. Geer de clares the fruit conditions are bet ter this year than any time Blnre he has been affiliated with the business. Colon H. Eberhnrd, receiver of the land office here, Is n guest with friends in Portland for a few days. James Roach of linker was a guest at the Foley last night. Mayor Robert Wlthycomlie of I'nlon, was In the city this morning, stop ping at tile Foley on his way to Enter prise, where ho goes with a Union county experiment farm station ex hibit to be shown at the fair at Enter prise. L. J. Slmms of I'nlon was a Foley hotel guest last night. W. L. Sklpton, the Salem horsebuyer, was a guest in the city this morning, staying at the Foley. C. G. Melgard, the massage artist in the Hot Lake bath department, was a Foley guest last night. I Couch, a prominent real estate dealer of Wallowa, was at the Foley last night. II. W. B. Smith, the stage driver from I'nlon, who participated In 'the old coach race at the Roundup, was In the city this morning, staying at the Foley hotel. Constable Faulk left last evening for the reform school with George Mc Al- lister. the boy who stole a bicycle Saturday evening and was run down with an automobile. The lad claimed his father worked near North Powder, but this was dlsproven. His mother, RIPE OLIVES Packed in Glass iHMASX'S RIPE OLIVES are both a food and a medicine. Pick led nllh extreme rare so ns to retain the full percentage of oil. Packed In Glass Jnrs 80c A JAR, PATTISpN Brothers GROCERY - PARENTS What are you doing for Your Children's TEETH? Arc you Kiting them go entirely nnrarcd fori Are yon letting the little ones suffer viitli their first teeth thiiikliiir It will only be a short time until they will have a new sett Do you realize (he child needs a sound set of teeth as much as you dot Itrlnor or send the children to me for an examination and I will send you a chart of what Is needed In their mouth. PR. II. S. II ROWS TOM DENTIST Stevenson's Dental Office Across from Foley Hotel. he said, Uvea at Sycamore, Kan. Jut- Inlle Judge Henry sentenced McAlllfl" ter to six years In the school.
