La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVKXLNO OBSERVER,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1912.
PAGE FIVE
' J H.ERRY'S
(Mrs. T. N. Murphy, Owner.)
PATHE'S WEEKLY.
Always popular; always In
teresting. THE AXC1E.T FORT OF
JAFFA.
A very fine scenic. A Kalin.
DOX JUAX AM) CHARLES V
A Pathe masterpiece. Two
complete reels. (Hand colored.)
FRIENDS.
A splendid selection from the
opera "Jolly Musketeers," by C.
P. Ferrln.
DR. SKIXXEM'S W ONDERFUL
IXYEJiTIOX.
A sparkling comedy by the
Kalems.
CAB SERVICE
First Class Closed Cabs
Always Ready for
the Public.
ON THE JOB
DAY AND NIGHT
CallBussey at O'Con
nell's Cigar Store. Hell
take care of yon.
Xmmm
LOCALS
TOGGERY.
Ask your friends what kind of suits
we make.
TOGGERY.
Shopping bags at less than price
for next five days. These are strictly
up to date Bags! At Silvertborn's fam-.
ily drug store. 10-5-3t
Will trade a big heavy draft team,
wagon and harness for a couple of
good lots In La Grande. Call Red 832.
YfX C HA5SE5.
Contractor. Brick, Stoao ai4
a Concrete.
$$
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic
piano playing and harmony. Phone
Black 881, Studio, Corner of Fir and
Adams. 9-23-tf
BUSSEY S
New 0902
five Passen
ger AcotODTDO-
biDe ;
i
To trade on a good residence property. No
objection to some incumbrance on property.
Must act quickly. This machine is one of
the best. Investigate at once.
R . W. Lcighton
! 1311 Washington Avenue
FOR RENT A small store room,!
good location, also part of basement.
Inquire Sherry's theatre. 10-2 2t
PR. F. J. FltF.EXOH,
. SI'lXOLOtilST.
OYER SELDF.KS' LA GRAXDE
l'li.iue Jl.iln 72J.
! DRY CHAIN WOOD $3.50 pet cord.
Phone Red 323;. 95-tf .
You all Know Dr. Darlaud, the Chir
opractor and Spinal Adjuster U suc
cessful with all Diseases whether
Acute or Chronic. He gels the results.
Parlors 18, 19, 20, 21, La Grande Na
tional Bank building. Phong Red 3181,
Residence Phone Red 1201. 8-31-tf
G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, theory and history
of music carefully taught. 604 Adams
street, phone black 1352.
Dr. H. S. Brownton, Dentist,
enson's Dental Office.
Stev-
MIss Blanche Clark will meet ber
art pupils on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons at 906 Main Ave.
Residence phone Farm 87. ! 10-1-3 m
Notice. ,
All Moose requested to be present
next Monday night. Something spe
cial.. 10-5-2t
$ Just received a big lot of all
& the latest books. Some of the
most popular ones are "Their
S Yesterdays," "The Harvester,"
"The Iron Woman," "f he Street
Called Straight." Sueed Etc.
S Come and look them over.
S Xewlin Book & Stnty. Co.
9-28-tf.
Notice.
All Moose requested to be present
next Monday night. Something spe
cial. 10-5-2t
For the Bbbt Man.
Merchants' lunch from II to I
o'clock. 40 cents. Foley GrllL S-lS-tf
Notice.
All Moose requested to be present
next Monday night. Something spe
cial. 10-5-2t
Don Juan and Charles V., a two
reel feature at Sherry's tonight.
The pre-eminence of the Gossard
lace front corset is today a demon
trated dress fact.
The Gossard ranks as the fashion
able corset of the world." It is the
original and perfect front lacing cor
set and affords the truest union of
style and healthfulness, something
which has heretofore never been ac
complished. It is the only corset that
adds to the general beauty of line a
closed habit back that Is unrivaled In
distinctiveness.
A comulete line always on hand, also
a line of lace front Brassieres and
pads.
MRS. iK'OBT. PATTISON,
'hone Rod 3221. Corsetlere,
Gossard
Indiun and cowboy suits for child
ren at Wewlln Book & StatyCo. : .
9-2S-tf.'
SHlIMtV'S
Charles V., a
tonight, Don Juau
two reel special.
nr.d
Notice.
Pay your water rout this month at
Security Land find Trust company of
flo?, La Grande National bank building.
3JS$'Sil$t'
PERSONALS.
O
.
F. L. Was'be, an Elgin lesldcnt.
stayed at the Foley yesterday.
R. S. Edgerton and wife were ht
the Foley from Seattle yestenhiv.
Mrs. Rogers of Omaha, selVng nrck
wear. Is In the city on busings
J. W. Bush Is In Cove today, inspect
ing his farm holdings there.
Mr. Anderson and family, recently
of Omaha, have moved into Ce Atkin
son house on Third street.
Miss Beth Thomas, a resllcnt of
Baker, stopped at the Fo'y yester
day. E. H. Evans, a Cove resident, spent
yesterday In the city.- He was a guest
at the Foley.
Mrs. Cantroll and littl daughter
Cordy of Baker are visiting Mr and
Mrs. John Orvis.
Miss Maude McKInley of Buhl, Iria..
was a guest In the city yeste-day,
staying at the Foley.
F. R. Lee was a. Union visitor In La
Grande over Sunday, making thj Fo
ley his headquarters.
J. M. HImes and C. T. McCann, both
pf Walla Walla, Sundayed In the city,
being guests at the Foley.
A. M. Oswald, the Elgin hue-ball
pitcher of considerable fam. was a
Foley guest Sunday.
Mrs. Way Is In the city from Salt
Lake, demonstrating a brand of choc
olates to the houeskeepers of La
Grande.
Charles Murphy, a prominent law
yer and Knight of Columbus returned
to his home In Baker this morning
after spending Sunday here.
Anton Klees of Summervllle haa
been a business visitor In the city the
past few days, being quartered at the
Foley.
Miss Margaret Noble and her jit
ter, Mrs. Christine Golithan, left List
evening for Portland, Miss Margaret's
home, hoping the change In climate
will benefit her sister who bis been
quite ill.
Mr. and iMrfi. J. H. Watson and
daughter Martha, now located at Se
attle but for many years residents of
La Grande, were over Sunday visitors
with old-time friends in the city. Mr.
Watson Is In the employe of the O.-W.
at Seattle.
W. H. H. Darby, of Salem, Is In the
city visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ray W.
Logan. Mr. Darby has lived In the
Willamette valley for many years but
HAMS
and
BACON
SWIFT'S HAMS are famous ev
erywhere for their flavor and
quality, delicate pink and white
delleiousness when baked or
boiled. '
They are cured and smoked in
the old fashioned way that has
never been Improved on.
For Sale by
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
More Bedding is Required and
Beiter Bedding is the Demand
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 tlm Maiih.
Sleep under one.
See the difference.
It ii to warm yet to wonderfully light.
We want you to know the abnolute
rettfulneti oi ileep under the Maiih.
Come in now and let u (how you the :
Maiih filling and our selection of
Maish Comforts.
WOE dDdDLDDEN KtUDJE Co.
Where you can get what you want
At Right Prices
he admits freely that the wonderful
Improvement in this section of, the
state forces the opinion that the Wil
lamette Is not all there is to Oregon
by any means.
Mike Gibbons has passed up a match
with Jack (Twin) Sullivan He will
box Hike Glover in Providence on Oc
tober 13
David Garrick's Ways.
David Gnn-ick was a Celt and Anglo
Saxon combined, and thnt Is why be
was so successful an Hctor mnnnger
That also explains why he was careful,
even parsimonious at times. In smuil
matters, but ever ready to give freely
ne bad." says bis lutest biographer.
In un almost regretful tone, "a beauti
ful habit of sending back I. O. "V.'n
with such words as "1 beg yon will
light a bonfire with the inclosed'"
beautlful Indeed, and very rare. John
son declared that whenever be drew
Garrick's attention to some case of dis
tress be always received from him more
than from any other person and al
ways more tcan he expected. "Sir. he
was a liberal man. He has given away
more money than any man in England.
There may have been a little vanity
mixed, but be has shown that money Is
not bis first object' '-"David Garrick
and Ills French Friends."
Th. Holiday Headache-.
The severe headache which often fol
lows a long railway Journey or a pro
tracted tour of a museum or a picture
gallery Is usually wrongfully attributed
to bad air. As a matter of fact, nays
Dr. Sidney Stephenson, such head !
aches are more often than not due to
the fact that the eyes have been over
worked. The cure is not a cup of tea
nor a bottle of smelling salts; It lies In
pair of spectacles. From exactly the ,
same type of headache clerks, typists. :
dressmakers and students are great snf-1
ferers. In the great majority of these,
cases, says Dr. Stephenson, examlnn-
tlon has shown that weak and over
worked eyes were the cause of tbe
trouble,- which baa disappeared with
the use of a pair of good spectacles -Pearson's
Weekly. ;
The Magio of September. j
September seems to me to be tbe
fairy among tbe months of the year.
She la so crowned with gold, so full
of play and magic spells, she baa no
work to do. and it Is she who trans
forms the green woods and gray
marshes to wonderlands of fairy Ore
and brings the great pale moon back
round and full nlgbt after nlgbt Into
the skies. Yen. September bas a magic!
-Ulldegarde Hawthorne In St Nicholas.
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. 1
t :
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.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may' concern, that Martha E. Day
has been appointed by the county
court of Union county, Oregon, admin
istratrix of the estate of Foster A.
Day, deceased.
All persons having claims agaiaat
the estate of said deceased Foster A.
Day are required to present them
with the proper vouchers within six
months from the date hereof to the
administratrix at her borne at No. 80S
Pennsylvania avenire, La Grande, Ore.
gon.
Dated September 20, 1912.
MARTHY E. DAT,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Foster A. Day, Deceased,
dally Sept. 20-27 0 t. 4-11-18
' Sam White, the formes Princeton
star, who beat Harvard and Yale last
year, is coaching the Tigers In pick
ing up a loose ball.
Dr. C. H. Ellsworth, dentist, 16
Baldwin St., Rochester. N. Y., says
Foley Kidney Pills gave him Immedi
ate relief and strengthened him won
derfully. "I have been bothered with
weak kidneys and bladder trouble and
suffered much pain. Foley Kidney
Pills gave me Immediate relief and
strengthened me wonderfully. I am
pleased to rcommend their use.' A.
T. Hill, Druggist.
October Weather Calls For
Blue Mountain Cream
October with its windy and changeable weather is
here. Protect your skin from injury and save your
self from needless worry. Use' '
Blue Mountain Cream
for all skin irritations, and you will enjoy the most
delightful toilet lotion you have used in years.
I
Reciter Trial Starts.
New York, Oct. 7. A special grand .
Jury was Impaneled by Justice Goff
before the opening of the Becket trial
thiB morning and he selected 60. A.
majority are seeking to avoid service.
Wilson at I'nCWo.
Pueblo, Col., Oct. 7. Woodrow Wil
son addressed a big crowd here this
morning. He condemned Hille,
rrononnces Cream Splendid.
When the: state food Inspector was
In Ij Grande he declared the Blue
Mountain Creamery Ice cream was the
finest he -ad sampled and pronounced
the standard above the requirement
by far. ' '
Everlasting Yeast.
A yeast that Is always ready, In hot
weather or cold. In town or on the
farm, may be bad If at each baking Is
saved a small quantity of tie bread -.
sponge before any salt has been used.
To thlB must be added about one-half
the same amount of sugar for a pre
servative. I hnve used the same yeast
In this way for two and oue-balf yenrs -sow.
and It Is as good u ever. Freez
ing does It no barm. No salt should be
used. If In warm wenther It seems to
be without life, try It with a little
flour and water, and It will be all
right This makes the finest possible
treul National Magazine.
Red Gross Drug Store